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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
LEESBURG AND VICINITY.
Special Correspondence of The Star.


LEESBCRG. Va, January %, 1910.
Preparations are being made for the
convention of the laymen's missionary
movement. to be held i'll the town hall
in Leesburg next Saturday evening and
Sunday.
The committee in charge is composed
of w W. Chamblin and Edward l..
Peasants, from the Episcopal Church:
W. S. Jenkins and c. III. Shpnan. from
the Baptist Church: l.. G. Cavincss and
c. f. THOMPSON. from the Methodist
Church; A. S. Daley, John r. Clemens
and Charles +. Janney. from the Pres
byterian Church. Delegates from al over
Loudoun county will be present.
A banquet will be served at the hall
at $50 o'clock Saturday evening. Adj
dresses will be made by speakers from
Washington. Richmond and Baltimore.
Among these will be John B. Sleman, jr..
of Washington. originator of the move
ment and DR.. Edmund l.. Woodward of
Richmond. a recently returned medical
missionary from China.
Marcus l.. kendricll died at his home
near Waxpool Monday, aged eighty-one
years. Death was due to old age. A
widow and four sons survive. Burial
was in AShburn Wednesday.
Information has been received here of
the death of Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hough. wife
of Rev Edward NJ. Hough. formerly Of
Leesburg, and daughter of the late Ben
jamin Saunders of Loudoun county. She
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
BOW FAT WOMIEN GAN
REDUCE THEIR WAISTS

Fat shows a preference for the abdomen, chin
ankles. hips. etc.-the quiet spots-just the
places where il show the most. worst
What is to be done-exercise and det-are they
the only alternatire:. On the contrary, they
seldom do the work.
better plan for reducing the fat is to use
the Marmola Prescription Tablet. One of these
after meals and at bedtime will produce the
requisite reduction without bother delay
harm. In few weeks you be losing u
pound of fat day. 1t will drop of. as IL were
disappear quietly IL came remove mi
formly without causing suspicion of u
wrinkle or distress. Meanwhile, eat and act as
usual: deny yourself nothing 1t is not required
il Marn0la Tablets used.
Get OF Two inches Of waist line before the
months end. 1t can be done-certa inly, cheaply.
safely The Marmola Tablet is non in furious lit
being made after the famous fashions BILE formula
=. Marmola, !, III. FL. Cascara AU-
matte. 3i2 oz. Peppermint Water. and il costs
only seveDty-f cents. the large ease of any
druggist. direct from Marmola Co.. IS,
Farmer Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Vigorous at 81

Mr.. Warren Cutler. OF
Wo5urn, Mass, who is
81 years old, says that
DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISKEY is the right
thing for him because
it restored his vigor and
strength i'm his decIin=
ing years. He looks and
acts like a man 80 years
younger.
In late interview MIR. Cutler
said: For about two years |
have been using Dutfy's Pure
Malt Whiskey. and ii has been
of great benefit to me- was ali
run down and debilitated and
nothing seemed to build me up.
! read in the Boston Globe about
Dutfy's Pure Malt Whiskcy anil
thought it would be just the right
thing Tor me. and have found it
SO. am 81 wears OF age. =
Warren Cutler, Woburn. Mass
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskcy IS
Endorsed by leading men i'll ali
professions. including clerSymen,
doctors, educators, nurses, law
yers. as well as business men and
women in all walks OF life who
unite i'll commencing ii as the
only perfect tonic stimulant, the
one true medicinal whiskev.
II makes the old feel young and keeps the
young strong. 1t Is recognized family medi-
hcrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Veteran Police Matron Dies.

BALTIMORE. January 27.-Mrs. Ellen
l. F'riel, one of the oldest police matrons
in the city, died yesterday morning at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Edward J.
Hand, Us East North avenue. She had
been suffering for several months with
a complication of diseases. Mrs. Friel
was matron at the eastern police station
for sixteen years. She was one of the
first matrons appointed. Mrs. F'riel, who
was sixty-nine years old. and the widow
of James E. Friel, was born in Havre de
Grace. Md. She is survived by a daush-
ter, Mrs. Kate NJ. Hess; sister, Mrs.
John X. Nolan of Jacksonville, Fla, and
a brother, MIR. John +. Lennon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
MYSTERY Wells NOW FAD
AMONG WOMEN OF FASHION
Spider Webs With Insects Decorate the New
Veilings.

They are more becoming than tine con-
ventiOnal plain black Brussels net.
was glad to hear there were to be no
bordered wells this year, except for auto
ing. and these are OF chiffon, of course.
and are larger and handSomer than those
worn a year ago. They measure three
and four yards in length and are of am
pie width. They are hemmed and bor-
dered in stripes with silk woven in, and
are in all colors.
To choose a brown veil that will he a
success over a brown fur hat requires
:, thought and care.
In my opinion fur hat is prettier and
more jaunty looking without veil, but
should one be actually necessary then the
color and the kind of mesh must be con-
golden browns do not combine effectively
with the shade of brown seen in fur. So
| it will be better to select a really dark
brown or deep seal-some tone that will
| blend with the fur
Again. the weave must not be too
| heavy e. it will crush the fluffy fur and
the effect will be of a close-fitting can
covering.
| Colored wells have returned to favor, but
| only for wear on hats that match. The
| Russian net and the dotted colored wells
are rivals for favor, and are alike pre-
| ferred.
Brown is sold to hundreds of women,
, owing to the vogue for mink and other
| brown fur hats.
| | should say the Russian net woven
with small round silk dot will be the
best possible choice for mink hat The
kind L have in mind is dark seal
brown and has the usual width.
| One yard is sufficient in the usual
width turban.
| For black lynx hat the black weave
of this net may be selected. The square
dot is not effective placed over fur hats
| because 1t is too heavy. When the fur
| NAT IS large then the mystery veil may
| he worn If preferred because the back
ground is really as light and open as
the spider web it represents
] ELIZABETH LEE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
WANT TO SEE PAULHAN
LOCAL AVIATORS TRYING TO
GET FRENCHMAN HERE.
Army and Navy interested in Work.
Chance for Congress to See
Practical Flying.

An effort will be made to induce Louis
Paulhan to come to Washington with his
flying machine before he leaves this coun-
try for his tour of the world. The matter
has been discussed by some members of
the Aero Club, and if the dates can be
arranged satisfactorily there is little
doubt but that the French aviator will
come He wants particularly to meet
President Taft, and he would be assured
a warm welcome if he came to Washing
ton.
The experience of Paulhan on the Pa
citic coast has done much to erase the be-
lief among French aviators that there
was nothing to be expected in America
but broken contracts. The failure of the
proposed Farman exhibition flights here
in 1908 gave America a bad reputation
among european aviators, and among
Frenchmen in particular.
During the present visit of Pauhan
there has been no unpleasant incident
and there has been nothing in sight for
him except hospitality, broken records
and easy money.
Several Engagements.
He has already several engag ements in
this country, arrangements having been
Inade MIN 10 nv at eHicdSOp oiHCii-
natl and St Louis. after which he
poets to return to France by way of the
Pacific coast. Japan and India.
1t is known that both the army and the
navy are much interested in the develop
ment Of aeronautcs, and both depart
ments have refrained from making any
application for aeronautic appropriations
this year on the score of economy.
1t is thought. however, that If Paulhan
can be induced to come here while Con-
sress is in session and give exhibition
1t will have a good deal of effect in
converting Congress to the belief that
flying machines are practical vehicles
and not things that you have to journey
to Fort Myer to see and then wait all the
afternoon without seeing
No definite arrangements for the visit
of Paulhan have yet been made, but it is
believed that he can be induced to come
to Washington before leaving America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
A GENTLE MASSAGE
FOR COMPLEXION

Gentle massage that will stimulate sur
face circulation without stretching facial
cords will help to preserve freshness of
color and complexion for girl who keeps
late hours during the winter season. Such
treatment should prevent grayness or
dullness of the skin that is usually the
result of slow movement of the blood.
When rubbing the flesh an application of
a simple lotion, something that will serve
to make the fingers move easily without
pulling, is put on and after that the treat
ment consists iii nothing but gentle ma
nipulation.
through the day. but if girl can spare
fifteen minutes when rising the best re-
suits may be obtained then. To begin this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Cocoanut Layer Cake.

Place in a warm bowl one-half cupful
butter. and with a wooden spoon rub to a
cream. Add gradually one cupful sugar.
Beat the yolks of four eggs until lemon
colored and thick. add to them a second
cup of sugar: then add to the creamed
butter and sugar. Flavor with tea
spoonful of vanilla extract Beat the
whites of the four eggs stiff and dry and
let them stand while you add alternately
and little by little one cupful of milk in
which half teaSpoonful soda has been
dissolved and three cupfuls pastry flour
Sifted with one teaspoonful cream of tar
tar Lastly, fold in the whites of the
eggs. Bake in round, shallow pans. and
when cold spread with coc0anut filling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Baltimorean Tries to End Life.

BALTIMORE, January 27-Despondent
and in i'll health. Abraham Dublin, twenty
two years old, 261 East street. tried to
end his life yesterday afternoon by in
haling gas in his bedroom. The young
man left several members of his family
a bout o'clock i'll the afternoon and went
to his room. snort time later the odor
of gas was detected and Dublin was found
lying across his bed with the end of a
rubber tube in his mouth and the other
on the gas jet. Patrolman Acker was
summoned and hurried the man to the
hospital. He is expected to be able to
leave today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
March Handcuffed Groom With Band

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. january ~
George Caldwell. son of the banker j. l..
Caldwell, was married here and during
the day crowd of his young friends
wcnt to his Office, and, after Handwriting
him, marched to the street. where a brass
band was in waiting. and a parade
through the muddy streets followed as a
pre-Wedding event. Thousands of per-
sons cheered as he marched for half an
hour. Numerous banners in the parade
told the cause of the celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Engineer Killed in Charleston Yards

CHARLESTON, W. Va, January %.
Engineer Harry Seeger, thirty-eight
years old, married, was killed, and
Brakeman William Roherer was badly
injured. when a freight engine in the
Chesapeake and Ohio yards turned over
yesterday afternoon. Seeger was caught
under the engine and crushed badly
that he died a few hours later at hos
pital. A dirt fill had washed from be-
meath the track. causing the accident. A
few minutes after Seeger had been taken
from under the engine ii turned over
again and landed in the KanaWha river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
MR. WARREN 81 YEARS OLD
Duffy'S Pure Malt

As onn ND i is o the strength g known II
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weaken dconduo taken dins directed
If in need of advice write Medical Department.. Duffy Malt
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many thousands of gratifying letters received from and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27

The freak veil is again popular, though
women who are conservative in their
dress refuse to wear these bizarre and, in
some patterns, grotesque accessories.
The latest of these (finishing touches) is
the mystery veil, weave displaying a
spider web.
The plain mesh is certainly sufficiently
freakish, but this odd effect Is added to-
not improved-by the addition OF spiders.
bugs, etc, scattered all over the weblike
surface. For those who have repugnance
to the idea of insects generally, the mys-
terry veil can be secured with the spider
web as a founda ton for medallions in a
different mesh inclosing spray of fern
or other small leaves.
This is a more modified form, of course,
but in either case it will need a profess
sional beauty to carry such face COW
ering successfully.
Quite as ugly. but less striking, is the
heavy octagon mesh in black and colors.
Some of the weaves are SO coarse they
suggest a fine wire netting, especially
those nets in metallic effects. Women who
wear the large mesh should adjust the veil
carefully, for the point of the nose pro-
truding from a good-siZed hole is not a
pretty sight, while the beauty of the eye
can be easily detracted from by the way
the veil covers them.
These mystery wells hang loose from the
brim of large hat and may float in the
wind so less care is necessary in arrang-
ing them than when the octagon mesh
is worn, because the latter is taken to
the back close to the face.
Women who are loyal to the Russian
net will be glad to know it is still worn.
In this style the round dot is newer than
the square. Both are equally effective.
The round dot comes in one siZe--ratheT
small-while the square can be secured in
a variety of sizes.
These Russian nets with large square
dots are now considered mourning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Alleged Bigamist Arrested.

BALTIMORE, January 81 Edward
Schultz, who was indicted here in Sep
TENDER for bigamy, was arrested yester-
day at Mex eesport Pa. Detective Dough-
erty left for McKeesport and will bring
Schultz to this city for trial. Five years
ago. it is alleged, Schultz married Miss
Pauline Gephart in Pittsburg. Schultz
was sued for divorce. While the pro-
ceedings were pending he came to Balti-
more and is alleged to have wooed Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Southern Employe for Fifty Years.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Jal

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, January q.
David Bailey, for half a century an en-
ploye of the Southern railway, died at
his home in this city, aged sixty-four.
The remains will be taken tomorrow to
his former home at Culpepen Va. for
interment. For the past thirty years Mr.,
Bailey had held the position of supervisor
of track on the Washington division of
the Southern railway. between Culpeper
and Munroe. Mr.. Bailey married Miss
Hannah Sullivan of Casanova, Fauquier
county. who survives him, together with
six children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27
Fall Down Stairs Proves Fatal.

WHEELING, W. Va, January H.-James
Harvey, an old man. whose home is be-
lieved to be in Baltimore, is dead from
the effects OF :r:uries received by failing
down flight Of stairs at a local hotel.
The old man came here January ID and
engaged in selling brass polish. In his
pockets were found letters addressed to
him at Baltimore. New York, Washing
ton and Frankstown, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27

was fifty-nine years of age Her remains
were inferred in Loudon Park cemetery.
Rev. T.. +. Burwell, rector of Over
wharton parish, Stafford county, has ac-
cepted the call recently extended him to
the rectorship of Trinity Church Upper
vile. with charge of the missions at
Frappe and Atoka Loudoun county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-27

attractive model is sketched above which follows
the lines of the sailor blouse style which perhaps of all
styles the most becoming young girls dark green diago
nal used with bias bands selone velvet
the collar opening the edge of the breteles and
skirt collar and yoke OF tucked silk self-tone
would be effective white large velvet
the blouse and vevet-covered buttons the skirt hat
Of rough gray felt trimmed in simple twist and of
green velvet and straight, green quilts with this
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Whiskey

Viola Potts of Anne Arundel county
whom he married a year ago. Seyera
months ago. the supposed second Mrs
Schultz says, she discovered that he
husband had been married before ant
appealed to the states attorney.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-31
Oeburten.

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ton g1ite, fn., Snabs.
5arrp uno Soispbine 0rob, S07 D.
Z. Ctr. Gnabe.
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Gutter Ctr. anabt.
Sohn uno anna aaper, 1920 ainn
Str, GRa6e.
GIifforb unb GaursI Shoot. e06
Idfel Str. 9nobs.
5enrp uno Warg abou, 427 gusus
lum ape.. Gnabe.
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aofutb Str. anabe.
gtid unb Rate Gamblers, 80 Wef.
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goporb uno eona GiHg, 456o 5as
milton 4pe.. anabe.
9oispb unb aatberins WcgbiQips,
2327 Geuton Ctr, W1oden.
Serman unb SuIia Stotbr, 2611
8ine Ctr. annbe.
dreb. uHp 4pppIOnia 9ortuerd,
1868 5npnoob 9tne., Gnabe.
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8ubb Ctr. Mdo6en.
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5orater 9pe.. WGbhen.
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Ctr, anabe.
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p!eafant Ctr. Wa1bden.
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pIedfant Ctr. Wdphen.
Charles un0 anna Sempbil, 47O0
WilHer Ctr. Gnnbe.
Joiepb nnb aaura Werb, 1707
State Mpe., Wdo6en.
Spiepb nnb Soa Ro5en, 1909 Gens
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2229 @ine Ctr. MGbGen.
HALTER unb Sulia Mifing. 254
DDnabue Ctr, WGDden.
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: 0ie qferbs. bie Dem qeihitonbes

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flyer Wm. MoIer, go. 20f6 Mdoi'on
ape. seitphIen purben. iino ppr Det,ts
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SdIle an Der Soplor unb Walnut
StrdBe in 8Glce Elm 3fpeie bes
beuti6<ameritaniIde Stuotperbanbs
gegriinbet iperben.
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Gterblihfeitsberi6t.

Marcslld Wt0allaban. SO. 4ltsn.
beim; 5tr5lGbmung.
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thorne apenue; Ser3Isihen.
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gbomcs ReHnebD. s WoEute, 800
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g6arles Gilpin 5alIam. 68, 1927
SeetiOn apsnue; SnqusIt in S4pebe.
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.6orriion 4pe.. Gnabe.
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Clifton 4ne.. andbs.
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