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The Washington times., 1910-01-13
QUICK RELIEF Of
ITCHING ECZEMA
Was Surprising Inflammation Re-
duCed in q Few Hours and Cure
Soon Followed Boys Torture
had Been Intense for Years -
Friends Child had Eczema, TO.
MOTHER TELLS HOW
CUTICURA CURED BOTH

When my boy was six years old, he
suffered terri oily with eczema He could
neither sit still nor lie quietly N bed,
for the itching was dreadful. He would
irrltate spots by scratching with his
nails and that only made them worse. 4
doctor treated him and We tried almost
eveTyt hing but the eczema seemed to
spread II started in a small place on
the lower eItremities and spread for two
years until It very nearly covered the
Dack part Of his leg to the knee.
Finally ! got CuticUra Soap Cuti-
cuTa Ointment and Cuticura Pills and
gave them according 70 directions.
used them IN the morning and that even
ing, before put nay boy to bed, used
them again and the Improvement even
IN those few hours was surprising. the
Inflammation seemed 70 be so much less.
l used two boxes Of Cuicara Ointment,
the same. Of the Pills and the SOAP and
my boy was cured My son is nov in
his seventeenth year and he has never
had 8 return Of the eczema
/ took care Of q friends child that
had eczema on It's face and limbs and I
used the CuticUTa Soap and Ointment.
They acted on the child Just as they did
on my son and 1t has never returned.
] would recommend the CufiCura Rene
dies to anyone Mrs A J Cochran.
1923 Columbia Ave, Philadelphia, Pa,
Oct 20, 1902
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
'EROICA" SYMPHONY
FOR THIRD CONCERT
Hammer Orchestra Will Pre-
sent Beethoven's Tribute to
Napoleon Bonaparte.

For the third concert IN its se-iss OF
Beethoven symphonies. the Hsnrich
Hammer Symphony Orchestra VIII pres
ent this master composers third ard
fourth symphonies at the Belasco The
ter on Friday afternoon n 4.a5. This
hour viii allow Government employees
70 hear the beginning Of the program
without leaving their Offices before clos
ing time
The third symphony in Z nat, popu-
larry known az the '.EToica." had the
name Of "Bonaparte," as its original
title. but when the First Consul became
Emperor. the com poser, who was q Tsdf-
cal az heart. tore Of the title page IN
e rage, and afterward gave IL the title
which may be translated Heroic SYM
phony 10 celebrate the memory Of a
great man"
The fourth symphony in 3 fat lies
Ike q CLEAN Of sunlight between the
heroic third and the majestic fifth sym
phOnies, for II IS the hsppiest OF all
Beethoven's symphonies. With the e7c-
ception Of the introduction there Is
scarcely a measure IN the work which Is
not light and cheerful
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
FOR SKIN HUMORS

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nor on the SKIN scalp CT hands are
instantly relieved and speedily cured in
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The Washington times., 1910-01-13
THAT'S" SHOCKS
PAULIST FATHER
Mary Gardens Presentation Said
BY Father Handy to Be
Caricature.

Mar Gardens presentation OF the
penitenJiaI life and holy death or St
That's IS a shocking caricature, but the
greatest ofense Of France and Nassenet
in handling the subject is the substi-
tuition Of a weak infatuated monk for
the real apostle TO the C0u-teSan OF
Alexander, the majestic s.. Paphnu-
thus
The Rev. John Handy, o. the PauIiEt
Fathers thus denounced The nroductio q
OF the opera That's H. T. lecture a
the Apostolic Mission DLse, Catholic
University
In the miuGs OF Catholics said the
Rev Father Handy, ''rhe saints OF ord
are c0nteUDara whom they veue-a e
devou-lE. and 20 whom they offer daily
prayers The rraycsty OF a saints char
aC1e~ on the stage fS traEestv that
hurts The historian Socrates saws that
the extra ordinary chastity Of PauHuu-
titus was celebrated bv all. and another
writer speaks Of his pure ana spotIcss
reputation
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
acknowledgements on aEgvptD

At the National Theater this after
noon. Dwight l. EImendOrf VIII present
the second lecture IN his course Of travel
talks on the "Gateways Of the East
Egypt VIII be the topic on this oc-
CasiOn- Mr.. Elmendorf brings to this
subject the results Of three visits to this
ancient land Of the Pharaohs. and while
much that Is new II that great winter
playground Of tre fashionable world
Cairo. viii be shown. Gizeh. Mem
phis, Sakkara. AbvdoS, and Denderah
is the Nile. and il is to this portion OF
the country that the lecturer will de-
vote the greater portion Of his desCr1p-
ton
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
THREE TWINS" BILLED
FOR A CAPITAL RUN
Musical Comedy Success VIII Be at National Beauty
Spot ard The Servant in the House" VIII
Pay Return Visits

The musical comedy production,
Three Twins" on January II VIII
become the tenant OF the National
TheHter.
It had its arst production at the
Whitney Opera House, Chicago. and
for FIVE months played To the capacity
OF the thesteT, re piece was next
given a hearing s. New York, and
for one year rema ned ct the Herald
Square ThesteT. a notable company
IS coming. with Clifton Crawford IN the
leading role. AiT, CTawford's unique
manner % funmakinE has gained Tor
him a wide measure OF fame.
The production IS said 10 be beau
tifuIly staged. with q bewDdering
array OF costumes and brilliant scenic
accessories
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
YACHT PETER PAN
FOR MAUDE ADAMS
Speed Launch Presented by Makers
Gnu Vote of Their
Employees.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Laude Adams
has become yacht owner. Yesterday
she was notified that the employees OF
a Western boat mandatory had Sc
lected her AZ the recipient OF an eight
een-fOoc launch. named Peter Pan,
which had won several cups on Lake
Michigan,
It is the custom OF this company 70
present boat each year 10 z promi-
nent person, and the employees are per
mitted 70 select the lucky person by
ballot The craft viii be delivered In
New York next month. and when Miss
Adams returns from her Pacific coast
trip the boat viii have an anchorage in
ROslyn Harbor. L. I
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
COLUMBIA-"The Servant IN the
House

On Monday evening at the Columbia
TneaJer Henry Miller associate play
CTs VII present The Servant in the
House a play which has probably oC-
Casioned more comment in the maya
zines and newspapers. both Of this
country and Europe. than any other
production OF modern times
This drama had its initial production
IN This CITY one year ago last March
Il would be needless TO refer to the
enthusiasm with which II was receives
here, and IN fact. all over The CONT
rent since that tim Its appearance
coined
The nIav viii be presented here ny
hat is practically an all-StsT cast,
headed by Tyrone Power as the drain
mEn.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
SINGER BUYS HOME
IN THE NORTHWEST
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Smith Paws So 500
For a Handsome
Dwelling.

Mrs Hattie Neads Smith, the we'll
known singer. has purchased a house at
the northwest corner Of Eighteenth and
Newton streets, built by Joseph J.
1Ioebs.
The interior OF the building IS superbly
decorated, being embeIlished with
French plate glass mirrors and other at
fractive features The price paid is said
70 have been s.. 80. yyiUiEe, Gibbs &
Daniel made the deal
Shannon & Luchs have sold the two
story brick building at 6Hs Eeefer
street northwest. 20 William Brewster
Goldsmith for $3.50 The house was
built by Harry Wardman, and viii be
occupied by Mr.. Goldsmith.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
C0LUMBIA-'The Japan Of Today"

The Japan Of the present is the sec
ond subject IN Burton Holmes series
OF travelOEuvs at the Columbia on Sun
day night by his feIlow-traveler and
associate lecturer. Wright Kramer
under the title, New Japan Today"
This IS IN no way a repetition Of any
former lecture delivered by either Mr.
Holmes or Dir. Kramer, but IS a truth
fui. striking, and realistic "scene-trans-
ference OF the actual Japan OF the
present time-the Japan Of trolley cars,
automobiles. rapid-fire guns, vast manu-
featuring and commercial interests.
Japan fs stu beautiful in spite OF
CommerCia1fEm. Mr. Kramer viii show
II here by means Of Mr.. Holmes mag
nInoeHuy COlored lantern slides and
realistic motion pictures.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
BELAsCo-"The Beauty Spot"

The attraction at the BelRsco The
ater next week viii be the return en-
gagement OF one Of tnis seasons moSt
successful musical comedies, The
Beauty Spot" The production viii be
brought here intact from its original
run Of sig months IN New York city.
The same cast headed by Jefferson
DeAngelis and including George J
MacFarlane, Frank Doane, Viola Gil
Iette, Isabel Diamond, Jacques Kru-
ger. All DeBsn. Jean NeWCOmbe. and
Minerva COverdale, VIII interpret the
principal roles.
The Beauty Spot" is 4 musical
comedy, with a real plot Il IS filed
with funny situations and bright dia-
IogUe. while the music IS the mos
tuneN1i RegiuaI De KOven has com
posed. New scenery and costumes
VIII add 70 the attractiveuess OF the
production
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
GAYETY-@Charles Robinson crusOe

Charles Robinson Crusoe Girls be-
gin a weeks engagement At the Gayety
Theater mex Monday Admirers Of
Eurlesque entertainment are promised
two acts OF skill, CIeveTnesS, and vocal
ability The beauty chorus is one OF
the hits OF the performance.
In the cast are Charles Robinson.
Devine and Williams. Margaret Cush-
Ing. MAY New Ward, Frank Smiley
and Dave COuUOE-
Extravazau Of the IauEhabie kin5
ere presented BY these huTiesuus stars.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
GIRL IN THE TAXI
COMES TO AMERICA

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Jan. b he
Cir in the Taxi a comedy adapted
from the French. was produced for the
frs time In America by Al H Woods u
the Grand Opera House last night
The cast contain ed Adele Ritchie. Jes-
sic 1IiLUs-d. Frederick Bond, John
GlendiHuinz. Carter De Haven. Jeanette
BaEeard, Max Freeman, and Morgan
Conan The play viii open its Chit
caEo euEa cement al the Cort Theate-
next week
The Washington times., 1910-01-13

which serves thrill minute to the
audience.
The principal scenes fl this play
are the Broadway Athletic Club. q
well-kn0ygn New York restaurant,
Trinity Church. and the Illuminated
city at night, the docking Of the
steamer Cedrics at the White Star
pier and an opium den on Canal
street
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
LYCEUM-Yankee Doodle Girls

T w Dinkiu's Yankee Doodle
Girls viii appear next week at the
New Lv-euu THeater-
With the company viii come Old timers
i'm Harry Hearn and Harry Sevo1-
These Two versatile comedians VIII he
assisted l- half 2 DOZEN others Sadie
HuesteF end fuiI score Of Young and
Srs-eIv stage beauties ia the chorus,
complete the complement Of entertain
ers- The attraction closes with n finale,
The CouEress Of Nations.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
$4,000
LYING ABOUT HOUSE

NEW ORLEANS Jan Fan f1ves-
tigation Of the personal effects Of
Father Nicholas Simon q priest Of the
Catholic Church OF St Francis de Sales.
who died on January l. has revealed
EC0.O01 IN French and Italian gold and
silver coins and hank notes living in
small heaps around his house The
moneE was not concealed bat was in
hook cases. envelopes. ana between the
leaves Of books
The Washington times., 1910-01-13
CHASE'S-PoHte Vaudeville.

Glasses next week anticipates over
flowing attendance, as the bill viii com
prise -AIaert ChevsIier, 3 Miller Kent
ana company, Cook and Lorenzo, Max
Gruber and Miss AdeIina, Speuser Kelly
and Marion Wilder. the I'VE Keatous
Cowboy Williams and "A Barrow
Race by the American vitazraph
Albert ChcFIlier IS a character genius
In the portrayal Of quaint types Of Lon
GoTt-S nuuauitg- Zach OF his persona
lions Is described as a finished inter
probation IN mood. in sentiment, and in
comedy He has a vide range, and Is
said 10 sound the notes in that great
range with absolute precision
Conspicuous among his new types Is
"The WorkEcuSe Man" rated as his
greatest achievement The extra added
attraction viii be the American come
dian : Miller Kent, and his company
OF players in Edgar Allen Wolf latest
comedy hit, Sincerity Cook and IlO-
reuze. former stars OF The Motor
Girl viii be seen in 2 novel act.
The Washington times., 1910-01-13

ACADEMY-"Broadv-ay After Dark"
''Broadwav After Dark In which
A. H Woods presents Harry Fields al
the Academy next week. Is a typical
ueIodrama Of the advanced style
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
Important Part Which the
Show Business Bears to
the Transportation Bust
ness Is Shown.

The part which the thea trical bust
mes plays in the transportation world
is of more consequence than most peo-
pie think
W W. Decker, war correspondent
and newspaper man of note, who is in
Ell Paso ahead of Mort H. Singer S
Prince of Tonight company, stands
sponsor for the statement that his
company alone pays the railroads $780,
$50 in transportation this year And
he tells how it does it. I'VE opened
the season on August 26, at Danville.
H. he declared. and will not close
until the first of July at Duluth. Mimi.
During that time we will have travelled
exactly Sc, 400 miles. We have 20 peo-
pie with the company. and pay >
cents "a mile for each person. Figure
this out for yourself and you will see
that We pay s5O,95O in railroad fares"
Mr.. Singer has seven companies on the
road and our railroad fares amount to
over a quarter of a million dollars a
season
This is only the outlay of one mans
attractions. Think what the general
total must amount to-"
Mr.. Decker is a brother of Karl
Decker, the well known New York
writer; the man who has contributed
many reform articles to Golfers and
writes regularly on the staff of the
New York Telegraph. The two repre-
scented the Hearst newspapers in Cuba
during the Spanish-American war and
pulled off, the Cisneros escape from
Moro castle, when they succeeded in
rescuing the Cuban girl from the Span
ish prison and won the plaudits of the
world Mr.. Decker was wounded dur
ing the war and carries a scar on his
right cheek He says it is just as nice
work. however, plotting theatrical at
fractions through a peaceful, prosper
Gus United States, as rescuing Cuban
maidens from Spanish dungeons. and
he is not thirsting for any more war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
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Weak Men
Send Name and Address Today
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have in my possession a precsrIp-
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weakened man hood. failing memory
and lame back. brought m by eKcssses
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virility, quickly and quietly, should
have a copy. So I have determined to
send a copy OF the prescription free of
charge in a plain. ordinary sealed en-
velope to any man who will write me
for 1t.
This prescription comes from a ply
stefan who has made special study Of
men and / am convinced 1t is the surest
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TO send them a copy in confidence so
and discouraged with repeated failures
may stop drugging himself with harm
full patent medicines. secure what I
believe IL the quickest acting restora-
tive. uppdilding, SPOT TOUCHING
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drop me a line like this: DR.. A E.
Robinson, 4049 Luck Building, Detroit
Mich. and I will send you a copy of
this splendid recipe in a plain ordi-
nary envelope free Of charge. A great
many doctors would charge $500 to
$500 for merely writing out prescrip-
ton like this-but I send It entirely
tree.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
ANTITOXIN TREATMENT
For Cure of Consumption
VS..
Climate.

The following letter was written by
Mr.. c. p. Wilson Of Mesilla Park, New
Mexico. who had been afflicted with
tuberculosis for fifteen years prior TO
the time he took the Wright Duerlng
AntitOxin for its cure in June, 1909
He went from Missouri to New Mexi-
co about seven years ago, where he
lived with every advantage possible to
one afflicted with tuberculosis, but
after being in New Mexico seven years
he broke down-had several hem
orrhages and again sought relief. MI
Wilson heard about the Wright-Duer-
ing Antitoxin through Rev DR.. Bird
Of Laurel. Maryland, whose daughter
had been cured after searching five
different states for climatic aid. and
decided TO leave Mesilla Park. n. NJ,
and go to where he could get the An
titoXin treatment. which he did-and
went under treatment on June +, 1903,
and was discharged in August, 1909
Seven months later he writes the fol-
lowing letter. What was done for Mr..
Wilson can be done for you:
Mesilla Park. n NJ. Oct. %. 1909.
The Wright-Duering AntifoXin Co.
Gentlemen am writing you this let
Ter TO let you know that 1 am at pres
ent feeling better than ! have at this
time of the year for many years, and /
am satisfied that the Wright-Duering
Antitoxin for the cure of Tuberculosis
has cured me Of Pulmonary Tubercu-
loSis
For about fifteen years prior TO June
] was a sufferer from Tuberculosis
for about seven years lived in a we'll
ventilated tent in one OF the most
healthful parts of the southwest. Took
the best care of myself but gradually
grew worse. / suffered two or three
hemorrhages before 1 commenced to
take your treatment-on June 4. 1909,
j was discharged in August cured
after several tests had been made. all
of which showed no tubercle bacilli
present in nay body / am satisfied that
climate alone would not have cured me
i believe 1 could safely live in any
climate now.
While under treatment I talked with
several Of your patients-they We're all
well pleased with results obtained
I feel sure that If the simple direc-
tions that are given are followed by
the patient. the Wright Duering Anti
toxin treatment viii cure large ma
Jority Of eases of Tuberculosis. espec-
Tally if used before a large part of the
lung tissue has been destroyed.
Yours very truly,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
%Mz.

You who are afflicted can not at
tach too much Importance to the vari-
Gus points covered in Mr. Wilson's let
ter He was sick q long time; changed
Climate; was benefited by the change;
grew worse again; had hemorrhages
came ali the way from New Mexico to
St Louis Grom the most favorable to
the most unfavorable climate) TO get
our Antitoxin treatment.
Mr.. Wilson's letter is positive evil
dence that our Antitoxin does what
we claim for il.
Can you. who live in the city or
nearby country. afford TO take any
further chances?
We have established offices for the
Wright-Duering Anti-tOxin company in
FL PasO, San Antonio and Dallas Texas
for the purpose Of demonstrating what
our AntitoXin treatment for the cure OF
tuberculosis will do under the most-fa-
vorable climatic conditions. The wis
dom Of the move has already been
shown. The results are more apparent
favorable climate We have under treat
ment already many cases that are show
ing most satisfactory Improvement. and
will result in cures more readily than
those effected in the North where all
our demonstrating was done before we
opened in the Southwest.
Office hours from 10 a. m to 4 D. m:
Sundays from s a. m 10 10 a. M. for
office treatment.
For further information. consultation
examination and full particulars, call
on or write to
The Wright-Duerins Antjtoxin Co.,
Third floor, suite so. City National
physician in charge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-03-23
BELL PHONE 11s
Will get you a nice room.

When you want extra good butter at
the ordinary price ask and see thaI
YOU get Ardoin's sunny Side Special
Boiled tongue. fine grained ana de-
Ncious- sliced ready for the table IN
Jackson's delicatessen department
White Enameled refrigerators at
Snringers Best on the market.
Rolled ham of the fine tender sort
that is a real delicacy in Jackson's deli
catessen department
It's refrigerator time. See Springer's
for the best and cheapest
You might as we'll prepare now to
attend Ardoin's special week end sale.
This week will be a hummer.
good refrigerator saves your ice.
Ask TO see Springer