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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06

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of hacking and 1 will mail you abso-
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bowels, remove soreness, strengthen
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ach. and soon make you feel like 4
new man or woman. Suffer 10 longer,
but write today enclosing 10 cents Tor
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wonderful Stomach Drafts that are
celebrated because they have cured
where medicines alone failed Write
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CHANGES IN ARMY
ABSORBE DICKINSON
War Secretary TO Be Kept Busy on
Return Arranging Next
Years Program.

Army movements in 1911. that will af-
ford regiments at insular posts a tour
Of duty in home home climate for
health, is a task that confronts -Secre-
tary Of War Dickinson upon his return
10 the war Department.
The departments policy Of keeping
men in the insular possessions for two
years and the necessity Of also return
ing them 70 the United States, is rem
dered unusually difficult now that an
Increase Of forces in Hawaii is contem-
plated.
Increase OF commissioned officers b.
coo. and the establishment Of a method
OF raising a volunteer force are other
matters 10 be considered by the Sec
rotary
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CORRESPONDENT BUYS
VIRGINIA NEWSPAPER
Walter Edward Harris Now in
Charge of the Petersburg
Index-AppeaI

PETERSBURG. Va, Nov. s.-walter
Harris, formerly a Washington
Of several Southern
papers, has purchased the Index-Appeal
plant and win continue the
publication Of the paper.
Col R. P Barham. who owned the
Index-Appeal more than forty years,
has retired. Mr.. Harris taking complete
charge today.
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WILL SEE SISTERS
AFTER so YEARS

RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 6-Mrs. Ida
NJ Capbell, sixty-saven years cid, and
her brother, Lucus II. EemmOns. sixty
fur. of washington, viii meet for the
first time in half a century at a family
reunion &c be held next Thursday al
Columbus. Ind, at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Emmcns. Other relatives
will be in attendance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
TENEMENT TOTTERSs
OCCUPANTS OUSTED

BUFFALO. y Y, Nov. 6.-8Iore than
20 OpersOns we're saved from deash by
the prompl action OF the police this
morning. The walls OF fve-story
tenement house on Lloyd street began
10 sag and a chimney fell into the
street as Patrolman Ryan happened
along.
The occupants Of the building were
awakened and driven out b. the police
The building now Is In lettering con-
dftiou and has been rOped on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
TUG IS MISSING

NORFOLK, Va. Nov ectf-,,-.-
circles are alarmed over the rniSssi-S7
lux. Hudson, and the barges. 'WIlIisr1s7
ourg and Carlton Hudson, which have
not been heard from since their clear
ance from Norfolk Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
TYPEWRITER KING DEAD.

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Nov s.-Lyman Q.
Smith. millionaire maker Of typewriters,
died here last night az the age OF sixty
years He left an estate valued at So
OO0Oo0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06
The Remedy

"Seventy-seven' restores the
checked circulation, starts the blood
.coursing through the veins and
breaks up the Cold.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06

Election Forecasts Prepared From NequS-
paper CanUasSes.
win in 10000
Democrats will House Probable majority 49,
Harmon Democrats Will New Jersey Ohio,
specively.
NEW YORK TIMES
Dix majority probably
Wilson willie carry New Jersey
Democrats majority in next House.
YORK TRIBUNE (StancE Republican,:
Simson will carry by large majority
No
NEW
of Dix by $4,000.
CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Next House by majority
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-11-06

The factory has no bond issue to pay off. There
are no mortgages upon their property They have no
loans to repay. They have no Indebtedness. They
do business on the spot cash. discount basis PurcaS
ing in large quantities, commanding the lowest prices IN
the market of materials Therefore they can we'll
afford to sell the FORD Model T at the low prices
below.
The FORD Model T costs the factory the same 10
make this year as did last year and there has been
no sacrifice in quality because Of the lower price.
Our factory is built for quantity production. (285
complete FORD cars have been turned out in one
dav) Our factory can make $4,000 cars cheaper
than they can make ten thousand Where labor costs
them one dollar, our overhead expenses cost dollar
and half Our factory is built to profit from guam
tity production. Thus by reducing overhead cost per
car they viii build $4,000 cars for 1911 at less ratio
Of overhead cost per car than It did to make the 10000
cars in i9iO-though materials and labor command
the same prices.
These are some of the reasons for the prices quoted
below.
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The Package

A small vial of pleasant pellets,
fits the vest pocket. All Druggists
25c or mailed.
Humphreys Homeo- Medicine Co.
Cor William and Ann Streets, New
York
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

2. To increase the length Of the
hair the scalp should be massaged
once a day and the hair should be
brushed out before retiring. Give il
100 hrm yet gentle strokes. Arrange
in loose braids for the night. once
every four or Ave weeks The head
should be shampooed with rainwater
and the best kind OF soap.
2. The voice may be made soft and
musical by keeping Il az a low, even
pitch at ali times. Do not scream
Of laugh boisterously; never raise
the voice when in a temper and do
not call from one room to another,
and never call from upstairs nor al
any distance where It becomes zee
eSsary for one to shout with all his
might, as this coarsens ana rough
ems the voice and in time ruins Il
4. An exercise for strengthening
the back Is this: Lie fat on the
floor, face downward. and raise the
body BY the assistance OF the hands
anc toes only. then lower 1t. keen
ing the body rigid all the time. II
you viii have your back massaged
with olive oil It viii help to steneth-
To develop the bust and III ont
the neck, practice deep breathing
ana massage with cocoa butter.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
MoNoPoLIzING

IF YOU take unto yourself the glory
Of work or the honors OF amuss-
- ment barring others from their
Just share in the events OF everyday
life, you are monopolizing and are
committing a breach OF etiquette.
That sounds strict and stern. doesn't
It? But 1t is true.
Any exclusive privilege is not good
form. IN ordinary conversation the
woman Who monopolizeS the atten-
tion Of her hearers Is thoughtless and
selfish. others have a right to talk,
and I consider the good conversa-
ZIONIST one who has the power TO
bring every one into the discussion
The egotist who takes unto herself
the time and talks continuously Is
III bred
In matters OF sport the same thing
Is true. on the tennis court. the golf
links. at picnics and all other places
OF amusement the best must not be
monopolized Good boats. bats AMI
partners should be shared Unselhsh-
ness. Is the guiding star for the well
pred never have seen any gener-
oglty that has been misplaced The
glVeT IS repaid by self-respect that
is enough, even il there be no out
ward appreciation.
There are girls and older women who
are fortunate 10 possess interesting
friends l say that they should share
them with others.
Isabel Is such dear; she shares
her men friends with every girl"
heard the other day from a Grateful
maid who would be less fortunate in the
matter OF escorts but Tor the unselnah
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Skin is YeHou

Dear MIS- SWMts-
Ny neck Is yellow and full Of wrinkles
and my face Is also yellow az times and
a Few brown spots appear. am not old
and therefore think ] can use a remedy.
Kindly let ne have a good hair shampoo,
as my hair fails out 50 fast that have
hardly any left ANXIOUS ANNE
1 am sure that regular and conscien-
tious treatment will soon improve the
condition Of your skin. Massage your
neck daily with cocoa butter. 50 that
the wrinkles will disappear. and get
into the habit OF breathing deeply al all
times. To whiten the skin battle IN
buttermilk 1t would also be well for
you 20 have your doctors opinion as 70
whether or not you have liver -rouble,
for this very frequently causes the skin
70 be yellow and dark brown spots ap-
pear
Once every four or i've weeks use
the shampoo for which am giving the
recipe:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
To Grow Stouter
Dear u. symes.

Dear Mrs. Symes,
l. what can 90 20 grow stouter7
2 Ny complexion Is a dirty color and
have quite few freckies. What do you
advise for clearing Il?
g. Ny eyebrows at the end grow out very
coarse and long. What can ] do besides
using the electric needie7 I am poor and
cannot AFFORD Il.
& In there any place where I can learn
20 write and speak good English work
in the daytime. but ] would like TO study
in the evenings. WORKING GIRL
/. First Of all. It Is necessary for you
10 enjoy good health. Live in the fresh
air as much as possible, retire early,
eat wholesome food. and before each
meal take tablespoonful Of olive oil.
3 To clear your complexion take a
laxative once a month. and never fail
TO cleanse your face before retiring. To
remove the freckles battle the face IN
lemon juice.
3. / think II would improve your ap-
pearance II you would try to increase
the growth OF eyebrows at the opposite
end. Every day apply good quality OF
Yag.iine
4. Isn't there a night school in your
vicinity which you could attend? II
there Is none. you might be able 20
have one OF the teachers Of a day school
TO give you assistance several evenings
a week at a very low sum. You can
learn a great deal. too, by reading the
good books and by listening 10 good
speakers.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Recipe for Freckle Cure

Dear Mrs Syrnes.
l. What weight should a young Eiria Is
years OF age De whose height Is 5 feesP
e. VIA; recipe Is g0od Tor light lTeckleB
besides buttermilk?
g. VIII IL hurt the skin % paint the
cheeks. pencil the eyebrows and ridden the
lps7
/ What is good FOR psls cfSaksZ
DOLLX.
/. II your body Is fairly well proper
toned your weight should be from 10 10
lis pounds.
2 The application Of lemon juice viii
frequently remove freckles-
S. Paint applied TO the cheeks and lips
will injure the skin II care is not taken
TO use plenty OF cold cream before and
after using T. The pencil Will not harm
the eyebrows. 1 do not approve Of
them. however.
l. Plenty or exercise, sleep and whole
some food should produce red cheeks.
live in tn open air as much as posi-
BILE
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Forty-fVe-NineteeH

Dear MrS. Adams.
l am IS years OF eye and dearly love a
young man o. 10. He loves ne and wants
me to marry him. I am suro 1 have n
better influence over him than any one
he has ever known. I have been acQuaint-
ed with him for one year, and when I
first met him he was worthless and dis
Stpated. For my sake he has reformed, and
I know positively that he has given up
whisky and tobacco. Don't you think
would do right to marry him? DAISY.
The disparity in your ages is too
great for me to approve OF your mar
riage. The boy no doubt is infatuated
and try to convince him that he will
see things IN a different light when
he reaches the age Of maturity Stop
70 think what your age will be when
be Is twenty years older
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

Dear Mrs Symes-
VIII YOU please recommend SornetnlnS %
fatten my arms neck and llrnbsZ Would
the use OF cocoa butter be eIecuveg II
so. how and when should Il be usedl
ELIZABETH NJ
Cocoa butter Is very fine for increas-
ing flesh aud il should be used once q
day. taking a quantity OF butter on tbs
tips OF the fingers and massaging Il IN
a rotary motion into the skin Deep
breathing will develop the neck and
chest Exercises with the dumbbells
will develop the arms. Exercise IS the
best possible method OF charging the
legs Long walks will soon produce re-
suits. A gymnastic feat which is said
10 be a certain enlerger for the lower
limbs is 20 stand on one foot and. with
the other leg held out as nearly AZ a
right angle TO the body as possible, try
20 touch the knee 70 the foor.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

wooden spatula. Boil for two hours and
strain through a bit OF linen.
Now take 90 grams OF this prepared
grease and add 90 grams OF marrow and
30 grams OF sweet almond oil. Perfume
these with grams each OF essence OF
violet and essence Of bergamot.
You can go on from these into endless
little home manufactures. Ounce seed
for a curling fluid is much in demand.
One ounce Of the dried ounce seed and
pint Of boiling water should be al
lowed TO steep until cool. The liquid
should be thick and sticky when cold.
II not sufficiently So the water should
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
SOLUTIONS TO
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
The Vnitor
MY DEAR Mrs. Adams.
MI -. . 80 81

N DEAR Mrs. Adams
MI l. / am girl ~ years old and
Iva have JUS returned from a two
months visit 70 city. I made lots OF
new friends while there and some II the
young men want 20 come to see me Al my
home town. They have never been here.
and Z want to know n 4 viii be proper
for me TO meet the train when one comes.
Is Il right Tor him 10 stop az the hotel.
or must I ask him 20 my home?
young man was introduced o me
the other day and wher we parted he said
he would like to see me soon again.
Should I have asked him 10 call?
:. Must ! or some member Of tho family
answer the doorheu when my boy friends
call on met IGNORANT.
/. It would be all right for you and
some member of your family 20 meet
the young man at the train, but he
should stay at the hotel and not at
your house.
2. II he wanted 10 call he should
havS asked permission. However. g
pleasant invitation from your mother
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Gifts for the Bride

Dear Mrs. Adams
VIII YOU tell me at your earliest conven-
fence what to give at a miscellaneous
shower cor a bride-t0-be and what 70
write on the card by way Of an appro-
prlate line or verse? 3. II.
China. cut glass. linen or furniture
are always acceptable gifts TO the bride.
The following verse is a suitable one
for a bride-to-be:
May iife's cloudless sunshine tighten
All your coming days,
And contentment bless and brighten
All your future ways.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

one. Now. you cannot tell me that tba
woman who sits on the veranda MUNICH
Ing from three boxes Of chocolates, sur
rounded by three admiring men, is any
happier than Isabel. Oh. mol Her mo-
nopoly, perhaps, satisfies a vanity, but
she is the one TO suffer.
Share your discoveries with others. II
YOU have found a place where the finest
daisies grow, tell 1t. II you have dis
covered a good dressmaker, pass the
word along. Do not monOpoiize a good
thing. Be unselfsh, for that Is the only
way 70 move Onward from egotism to
the great altruism that is the test Of
noble nature.
Monopoly is not good for US. my
friends Whether in the sharing OF a
good seat at a parade or in the stroll
through vast grounds OF an estate, IN
seinshness should be shown. II is the
doctrine that spells goodness.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Hair and Pimples

Dear Mrs. Symes
/ an. IS years old and weigh lA
pounds Ny height Is feet 3 inches, ana
my measurements are aV follows. Waist.
q inches. bust 2s inches. hips, - inches
Is my egure well proportionedF
3 is pure glycerin beneneial 20 the
aair7 II So how should 4 be used WIN IL
interfere with a dandruH curel
ps. ana S Dassss q pab SS Penn Penn
cent witch ha1si and per cent alcohol
4 Please publish a recipe for making
the hands white.
rose? Do you advise the use Of hquie
green soap containing pure olive Oh and
asliestey Pertumssdl for Sh5mges1 ~,
READERS.
/. Your measurements are In good
propo.tiea. O.
2 It is not advisable TO use giycerin
alone on the hair. When mixed with
other ingredients IL is very beneficial
3. Hot water Is one Of the best rene
6ies for pimples and blackheads. II
Is not advisable 20 use hot water before
going out into the air; therefore. bedtime
Is the hour 10 choose for the cleaning OF
the skin. Use the best kind OF soap and
a face brush II the skin is not easily
irritate6. After rinsing and drying the
face thoroughly, apply The lotion made
according TO the following recipe:
Boiec4e Aclo .---..----.-----...------ ctalna
Alcohol .ssss.ssss-.ss-.s. ounces
Rosewater -......,.-................. ounces
Use with friction twice a dag on the skin
affected.
The cream containing witch hazel and
alcohol is very good Tor the skin.
4 To whiten the hands use the loion
made by the following recipe:
Lotion to Written Hands
Put into a bottle two ounces OF give
erin. two ounces OF water. four table
spoonfuis or lemon Juice and a few drops
OF carboie acid. Shake vel. After wash
ing and drying the hands. rub q little
OF this mixture into them.
5. The egg shampoo Is the better Of
the two.
liquid green soap containing olive OIL
makes an excellent shampoo.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Large and W-Shaped Nose

lear Mrs. Symes
Would you kindly advise. II possible,
whether large and ill-shkped nose can
be cured by a surgical operation7 II so,
would you please give me the address OF
some doctor who performs such operations
in this vicinity? ANXIOUS.
II IS claimed by some Psychologists
that the shape OF the nose can be I'm
proved. but am rot at liberty 70 give
any names and addresses. Possibly the
advertising columns will help you to ind
= reliable operator.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Kisses and Dancing

DcdI MS. Adarnf
J. How can ! make a boy EtoD asking
me for a good-night kiss7
2. Il there any wrong IN dancing Il be-
long 70 the church and most OF the people
think Il Is wroug2 BLUE EYES.
!. BY commanding him to step and
by refusing to give him the privilege.
2. IL is question Of religion. II
you are a member OF a church which
disapproves OF dancing, then you are
doing wrong 20 dance.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
ANSWERS TO
BEAUTY QUERIES

n WING 10 the great amount Of mail
received and the limited space
~ given this department. It is abb
solutely impossible to answer letters in
the Sunday issue following their receipt.
The letters must be answered in turn.
and this ofttimes requires three or four
weeks,
All correspondents who desire an i'm
mediate answer must inclose a self
addressed stamped envelope for a reply.
This rule must also be complied with In
regard 10 personal letters.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Two Girl Friends

Deaf MIS-. Adams.
have been going with two girls Tor
some time. For convenience sake I shall
call them A and p. / have been disap-
pointed few times on the part o. A. bat
she always managed to give rather doubt
ful excuse. stopped goinR with her for A
while. but we made up again and since
then she keeps her appointments and saws
she Just can't give me W. Don't you think
she Is getting rather kerious2 , seems to
take things IL the same light as I do, Just
as true friends. Do YOU think I ouRff to
give Up AS friendship? LR.
No. I do not think you should break
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Marriage License

Der Mrs Adams.
I am 20 be married to a young lady who
resides in Canada with her parents.
should ! secure a license IN Canada or
could / zet II IN any city? what viii II
cost and should the young lady be with me
when secure It? IGNORAMUS-
From your letter cannot tell where
you intend to be married. Each coun-
try has its laws, so that I advise you
TO make inquiry at your city hall and
ask the young lady to make inquiry
about the laws of her country
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Desires Black Hair

Dear Mrs Symes-
ing the hair black without injury 70 the
hair2
Ny hair is very light. prefer to have
black hair. A. I. 3.
do not have the recipe for a black
hair dye. Why not 10 to a hairdresser,
who win DO sure TO do the work salts
factorily.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

add 2 ounces OF powdered tonduin
bean and 2 drops Of essence OF al
rnonds. SIT the mixture through a
coarse wire sieve to mix the ingre-
dents thoroughly.
Another recipe is the mixture Of !
pound Of lavender flowers and a
quarter as much Of gum benzoin;
add u ounce Of essence Of lavender.
SIT as IN any other ease.
Pomades for dry hair are most
benencial when prepared at home.
rake 200 grams OF fat or marrow,
add grams OF powdered benzoin
and Of pulverized balsam OF
tolu. Stir constantly With a
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
Buniions
pear Mrs. symes.

] would like 70 know what I can do 10 get
rid OF bunions am only Is wears Ola and
wear short skirts. and ! am Ashamed % my
feet. II you cannot give something 70 set
rid OF them. Will you kindly tel me what I
can do 70 prevent them from growing
larger? ANNA
advise you 20 so 70 a chiropodist.
who viii give your feet proper treat
ment. Be sure. however. 20 90 70 a
perfectly reliable person
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

sachels for seeming ones belongings
are in high favor with women who
prefer the delightful uncertain fragrance
that these perfumes give. There are
many formulas for these scented pow
ders
Mix \ pound OF orris root and the same
quantity Of ground roseleaves. These
will be picked and dried In an oven or
bought in bulk az a drug store. To this
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
WeHt Wzith Ancther Man

Dolr MS, Adafns.
best friend TO a party, and when the time
came for US 10 leave ] found out that she
had gone home with another man I had
think II was right? BILL
do not think the young woman
treated you honorably, and she should
apologize for her actions.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
e Shampoo

To half cake OF pure white CASTLE soap
add pint o. hot ralnwRteT. Sci o. the
stove and heat until the soap Is perfectly
dissolved. To this add an egg which has
been thoroughly whipped with an eggbester.
stirring Il into the mixture with the beater
teaspoQnful Of borax ana ! teaspoonfuI OF
alcohc. 70 preserve the shampoo. When
ready 10 shampoo the hair rub well Into
the scalp ana rinse in several clear waters,
using bath spray. II you have one.
To increase the growth OF your hair
and to prevent Il from falling YOU
should amply this tonic.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
To Beautify the Hands

l.. VIII you please tell me how to make
ones hands beautlful7
2 Tell me how TO care for the hair.
in order 10 make IL grow long
How can I tone my voice 20 make n
musicale
l. Give me some exercises for strength
entng the back. charging the bust ana
hlling out my neck. MEDIA.
J. 10 make the skin smooth and white
use the cosmetic gloves. following these
directions:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

Dear Mrs. SymeS
VIII you please tell ne what IS good for
sunburn? This Is the first time and Il
smarts 50 that can hardly stan6 H. VIII
ever get my same color back again7
BROWN EYES.
Cold cream will soothe the irritated
skin and help to keep It from peeling
The application of lemon juice viii help
TO restore the natural color OF the skin.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

These little bottles and Jars are the
harmless agents in the great search
after beauty, and will ever be sought
by women. Now thA,question Is, are
you going to buy or make them7
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28
II Face Wash

Dear Mrs. Syrnes
VIII you kindly tell me II the following
recipe Is good for face wash One pint hot
water. tive tablespoonfuis epson salts. four
ounces roseWater. 8. Y o.
Yes. II Is very good for cleansing and
softening the skin.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-28

be reboiIed and poured once more over
the pips
Hair tonics. your own brilliantine.
dentifrice, rice powder are alls easily
compounded at small cost A weil-fitted
toilet table ought TO grace every room