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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-06

J. W. WRIGHT & co. Of 22s Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. are now prepared to furnish rels-
bic and valuable information rel lative to country
lands. Lands irrigated or subject TO irrigation.
Ii Is our intention to advertise only In these col
uuns lands which have personally tnvesti-
gated and which know the value Of We
want TO establish a reputation for reliability
In our country land department. consequently
We Will not advertise any property which We
md upon investigation not to be worth general
publicity.
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PRIVATE and confidential; loans on furniture.
pianos warehouse receipts, diamonds. salary
and other security; lowest rates. Rooms POT
and 20S, 7s7 Market st. corner 4th; phone
Douglas 1920 Home J4020.
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MATRIMONIAL

YOUNG Virginan, age %, nice looking, tall
slim, would like to marry young widow or sin
gle lady between 20 and 3s with some means;
have good education and business ability; an
swers treated with strictest privacy. Box
Pill Call Office
ELITE matrimonial bureau for lonely people;
companion for every one. 1861 Wash. St, Oak
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PALMISTRY

REV. NINE BUSHNELL, formerly 919 Jones. no
2o9 Kearny; 9 to 3, ex. SUM-; tel. Douglas 367,
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BUSINESS CHANCES

GEO. A HERRICK, Io05 MARKET ST.
INVESTMENT BROKER. ESTABLISHED 1873
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES

L. H. &B l. BILL. 543 Golden Gate av.-
Headquarters for Solar lamps Vesta batteries,
Psnhard oil, Diamond chains and parts.
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MATERNITY HOMES

s. F. LYING IN HOME, 1191 Oak st.-Adoption
Diseases women and children; confinement S25
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EXAMPLES

LADYES WATCH WANTED-MUST BE
bargain. in good condition and of standard
make. State price Address 4o, this
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SPIRITUALISM

EIGHTEENTH annual convention of the National
Splrituallsts' association of AMERICA B'nai
Birth hall, 149 Eddy ST. Tonight at z 40
lecture by Mrs. Cora l.. V. Richmond. mes
sages by Mrs. Salome Cowel and AIthea Bailey.
musical selections Meeting tomorrow night
also
AA-MRS. ;. ]. WHITNEY, trance medium;
consultation ST. at her home, 1164 O'Farrell;
by letter, questions. 81; phone Franklin 1924.
LOTTIE Buswell, greatest medium on earth;
readings, lessons daily; circles every night,
1859 Webster st.
MISS NJ. WILLIE. medium, crystal seeress, can
MRS. s. SEAL, spirit min.; consultation daily;
ofhciates marriages, funerals 7S6 McAllister.
ARRIVED-Fred p Evans, noted psychic. Office
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PERPETUAL WATER
When you buy the land you also buy tns
water In perpetufty. YOU OWN THE WATER
No greedy corporation to throttle your enter
prise and industry BY boosting up the price oe
water from the privately owned ditch It's
YOUR ditch and YOUR water and YOUR land
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RICH SEDIMENT

ST AN ACRE CASH
You can purchase hHe land as there 10 ous
or doors In the famous TurlOck irrigation dis
trict for SIT cash and the balance payable ON
easy terms.
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LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE
BUSINESS WANTED

II ROOMS, full permanent people; rent S45;
price SToo: half cash. $50 Hayes st.
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WANTED-To buy lease, newspaper plant in
some good California town. Address 307
Stanford hotel.
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CLAIRVOYANTS

CLAIRVOYANTS
MADAME CARLTON removes evil influences, re-
unites separated; gives dates. facts, figures In
LOVE. COURTSHIP, MARRIAGES in fact,
tells everything; gives infallble advice on ali
affairs of life; satisfaction guaranteed: abso-
lutely reliable; CONFIDENTIAL; readings Soc this
week, 10 to 8; readings by mail 81. 1124 Eddy.
HENRY MANSFIELD-Truthful ordained me-
dium, palmist. clair, readings, advice, healing
teach. all revealed; noth concealed; tells every
thing want know 1603H Fillmore; by mail 81.
AA-GILBERT HAMILTON-Astra1 dead trance
clairvoyant, palmist, astrologer; reveals every
thing; readings by mail 81. 1437 Fillmore ST.
MISS ZEMDAR young, gifted clair and palmist:
a wonderful prophecies; hours 10 to 10; l. soc,
g. ST. 1910 McAllister ST near Devisadero.
Nine. Stprr of Oakland, at Hotel CARING, s. F..
1154 Mkt, r. 81 truth no pay; 10 to D. M
MAfE EBERWEIN, astrological clairyoyant, has
returned. 2103 Fillmore mr.. CAL; ph w. 4112.
NINE. LEoNIDA, honest readings; palmist cards.
clair; Sun. appointments 94S McAllister.
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POPULAR REMEDIES

Clark Gaudion Co., HOS Market: truss fitting
elias. hosiery. abdominal belts: lady attendant
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FURS

GOLDEN GATE FUR CO.. 325 Suffer st.-Re
modelling and repairing popular prices. AID
kOCOUR. mgr Phone Sutter 164s, HIM C35O4.
LOFSTAD g. EVANS. Inc. furriers, 25l Post St,
Mercedes bldg. Sd AOor. Tel. Kearny 1859.
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FILLMORE ST. SALOON: THE BEST STANI
on FILLMORE ST; YEARS LEASE; rent
$50 per month. Price S2,25Q.
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DENTISTS
MEDICAL

female pills; best regulating pills
sold; price $500 BY express. Jener Syringe
ceipt of price. OSGOoD BRoTHERs Whole
sale druggists, 7th and Broadway Oakland
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RECORD CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS for
mems private diseases. Sold only by e. B.
JORGENSoN, 644 Kearny St, San Francisco.
Mail orders a Speciality Send for circular.
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ST. MARGARET.S Maternity home; conhnemeI
speciality; adoption; speNal treatment for a
female troubles. III East 14th St. Oakland
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publicity.
SIS SIS ss5
RIca SEDIMENT
SOIL
SIT AN ACRE CASH
of doors In the famous n Turioek Irrigation dis
trict for SIT cash and the balance payable ON
PERPETUAL WATER
water w1sP ?, you buy the y land y ysg % asS Sny ne
Nc greedy corporation to throttle your enter.
prise and industry By boosting up the priee, 9e
YOUR ditch and YOUR water and YOUR land
ALFALFA LAND.
You can raise hne stand Of alfalfa on this
land as Is to be found anywhere Come on and
sweet potatoes and an kinds Ss'1 Of garden truck
grow wonderfully.
LAND IS LEVEL.
The land Is almost as Dat as door. with Just
DRAINAGE IS PERFECT.
TWO WATERWAYS.
FLOWING InrOu8n the ldnO are TWO OF NV nialn
arteries Of the famous Turlock irrigation sys-
tenn, carrying abundant water.
NEAR SAN FRANCISCO
The land Is situated on the high banks OF ms
San Joaquin river, ONLY 40 MILES from SAN
francisco.
BUT FIVE MILES TO RAILROAD.
The town Of Crows Landing is only an ? miles e
shipped daily from $500 to 500 worth OF cream
Call at our office and get full details
WEEKLY EXCURSIONS.
NO NIGHT RIDING. You leave the city az
7:40 a. m. and return to San Francisco the same
night. Here's real opportunity. Grasp u now
Land will never be cheaper. Soon IL may be De-
yond your reach.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.

the part OF the
~ twoyearod the aisle the twOyearolds mother In
bought chocolates him with which promptly began
to plant the seeds of indigestion and waiings
the
looking that rule isn't lin
babies either"
to me I
prevail, mentally dttoed it..
It isn't to babie
children as full
It in their give simply by applying that rule
instance Of whom has three
ines WIFI
the other others had been de-
bOasing could it
don't
Because she $ a
you'll way"
In very many applies
rule children
father. a a mother.
the the anything that
happens
A splendid rule
we I'll leave
family where there such doubtless
Miller Charles Song
] n a Pttsburg the other
could be keep those who believe in
tune them.
am usually dsbeiever saying:
where ignorance is bliss tbs folly wise"
extremely
you ignorance really
risk the folly OF being
eners for those who believe their
dollar
AS purveyors Nights those who know 20
believe IN
pnes
a goody distance RUTH CAMERON
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
ladies PRINCESS DRESS
Paris Pattern No. 3156
All Seams Allowed.

That universal favorite, the princess
dress, IS here presented In new and
charmingly attractive form, and com
bines the yoke and plated skirt In
very unique fashion. Tho neck may be
made high or open square, the closing
being effected at the back leaves the
front in panel effect, and especially suit
able for embroidery, braiding or other
trimming in a1over style The front Is
extended TO form a pointed yoke band.
and TO It IS attached the deep flouuce
which is plated at the center front and
back. The sleeves are tight-ftt!ng and
In wrist length. As shown In the large
view the dress is made OF wistaria chif-
fon broadcloth, and the chemisette or
yoke OF white net braided in gold over
white satin. Serge, mohair, Panama
cloth, diagonal sultings, cameTs-hair
plaids. pongee, rajah. linen or gingham
will develop the design attractively. The
pattern is cut In six sizes, from % 10 a
inches, bust measure. For Sc bust the
dress requires 61a yards Of material 90
inches wide, with, as illustrated, & yard
Of allover lace IS inches wide. Width az
lower edge, about 4 yards.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
Sparerib Potpie.

From The Philadelphia Star
Cut the rib into pieces about four inches
square and cook in water to cover. until
lender. Pour of the liquor. cool, and
remove all the fat. Cover the bottom Of
the pot with layer of the ribs. season.
ing with salt pepper and a little sage.
Add layer Of thick slices Of potato, sea
soned. then one of tiny baking powder
biscuit, Continue until all the meat is
used. having the last layer OF the biscuit
Pour in enough OF hot, strained liquor in
which the ribs were cooked and water TO
come nearly TO the top of the biscuit, but
not to cover them. Close tightly and cook
three-quarters OF an hour before remoy-
ing the lid. Take up the potato and meat
on a platter, thlcken the gravy with a
tablespoonful of -four rubbed smooth. and
pour over the meat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
MOTHER AND CHILD.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Do not play with the baby and the
little toddlers too much Mothers are
only Just beginning TO understand the
importance Of protecting the nervous
system in infancy. As a rule, the more
quiet a baby IS kept during the first
year Of its life the better chance it has
for q life OF health and happiness. The
fact that so large a proportion Of the
human family die IN infancy is due
largely 10 the folly Of nurses and the
ignorance Of mothers. Overnight babies
do not commend themselves to physi-
clans. who know that the first year Of
the ch!lds life should be spent largely
in sleep.
Encourage children 10 write letters,
then look the letters over. and teach the
little ones how TO correct mistakes. Il
really IS an education to any child. The
art Of letter writing is not q lost one by
any means. and the good letter writer
has a wide circle Of friends and learns
much through correspondence.
When buying hair ribbon for the little
girl, include some narrow ribbon Of the
same color and tie Il with the narrow
ribbon, leaving the narrow long enough
II tie the rosette on the hair. This will
save the hair ribbon, making It wear a
long time and look fresh
Life and motherhood are serious mat
tiers. matters OF grave Importance. but
1E-za-rs-fr1ce - he lff
tie everyday duties, and If We wear sad
or sour faces our children will naturally
turn from Us to find brighter companions,
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HOME BRIGHTNESS
MAKES ALL HAPPY.

From the Philadelphia star.
Don't be afraid Of a little fun at home.
Don't shut your house lest the sun fade
your carpets, and your hearts, lest a
hearty laugh shake down some of the
musty old cob-webs there. II you want
TO ruin your sons, let them think that
all mirth and social enjoyment must be
left on the threshold without when they
come home at night.
Young people must have fun and relax
alton somewhere. If they do not find it
at their own hearthstOnes 1t will be
sought at other less profitable places.
Don't repress the buoyant spirits Of
your children; half an hours merriment
around the lamp and Preside Of home
blots out the rememberances Of many a
care and annoyance during the day, and
the best safeguard they can take with
them into the world Is the influence Of q
bright little domestic sanctum.
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Notes About Fashions.

From the B06tOn Herald.
Blue and lavender bugles and beads are
used for embroidering lace and net, crepe
de chine. and liberty silk.
Tiny link coin purses are in favor. They
are made so small as to fit in the palm
Of the hand under the glove
Muf Innings are in vivid colorings. Bur
gundy red. Robin Hood green. French
gray, peacock blue, and gunmetal.
The ponyskIn coat continues in high
popularity, though II is not the garment
for occasions OF first importance.
Bishop sleeves are in the height OF
fashion. and they often are trimmed with
bands, forming the sleeve into puffs
Challis and albatross are among the
fabrics used for attractive negligees.
Heels continue high, but they are thick
er and more substantial than last year.
Coats distinctly separate and for dressy
wear are long and rather full.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
PURSUED BY CAPS.
Miss Robson Has Had 20 Don Them
I'm Many Roles


For the first time in six years. Miss
Eleanor Robson. who is TO appear at the
BeIasco Theater next week Ia her new
play, The Dawn Of a Tomorrow" is to
be seen without a clip.
Her first cap role was when she ap-
peared I'm Audrey" Then followed
Merely Mary Ann" in which Miss Rob
son was seen as the "slayey" in Lon
don clearinghouse. Her cap in that was
q plain little linen affair, with a frill
about the edge, and starched stiff and
prim and proper, Then she was given
the role Of Kate HardcastIe in revival
of "She Stops 70 Conquer" in which she
made believe that she was barmaid IN
an English country Inn. This cap was
trife more pretentious than that OF
Mary Ann, but It was stiH a cap, and
while It may have had few more ruff
fes and such trifes. il was stil a cap
Of servitUde. Miss Robson was quite con-
WINGED that she had done with caps by
the time this play was over, and then she
received a shock. Israel ZangwlH sent
forward Nurse Marjorie" and il was
discovered that she was TO play a nurse
and again the cap became a necessary
quantity.
This cap was a badge Of office. how
ever, as well as a badge Of servitude,
and Miss Robson took heart Of grace and
began to like IT, When the new Presbrey
play was put on, she discovered she was
TO play a chambeTmaid in Susan in
Search Of Husband" and once more
the cap was important. Then came the
cap in "Salomy Jane" to complete the
series. Thus six caps in as many PLAYS
have graced Miss Robson's head IN six
years, but now she thinks she has fin
ished with them.
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In the boudoir.
Frnm the PHILADELPHIA Star.

FTum the Philadelphia Star.
What IS beauty? Beauty may be briefly
described as consisting Of the following
physical advantages. namely: A SYM
metrical figure: firm smooth skin; fresh.
clear complexion; luXurianT, glossy hair;
white teeth, soft red lips; long eyeIashes.
bright eyes, absence Of wrinkles, and a
pleasant expression Of features. II you
lack any of these points. you can, by
perseverance, acquire them; and If you
have them, you can preserve them longer
than you think. by a little study and
care.
Pimple lotion-Eight ounces OF rose
water, six drains of spirits Of camphor,
one ounce Of flowers OF sulphur, one
fourth ounce OF pulverized gum myrrh.
Mix. shake before using. and apply to
the affected parts. The yellowish pow
der, which is left on the skin when Il
dries should be allowed to remain on
as long as possible.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
JULIANA IN HOLLAND.
Vast Increase in Busy CheerfuIness
Since She Arrived.

Photographs lately published Of the
little Princess JUliana, OF Holland, show
her as a chubby. intelligent child. with
laughing eyes The Queen looks a DIFF
ferent woman since the arrival OF her
daughter and heiress Of her crown.
It is said that the atmosphere OF the
Dutch court is quite changed. The
Queen and prinz general cannot bear 20
have the infant out of their sight for
long. AS 70 the interest which the peas
antry Of Holland take IN ons prinzesje
as they call her, It IS wonderful, and
their knowledge Of the primitive facts
OF her brief career extensive and pecu-
liar.
a gentleman in an official position who
lately visited ApeldOorn. and who on
every other occasion Of his setting foot
in Holland obtained an easy audience
with the Queen, could not anyhow gain
an entrance 10 her presence. According
TO the Gentieuoman. he was told that
Queen Wilhalmina had now no moment
10 spare for any other thought that was
not absolutely necessary 10 the state.
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as his occasional excursions IN polite
vaudeville are productive OF the keenest
pleasure. Valerie Bergere, the greatest
emotional Coincidence Of the present-day
actresses, is under contract TO produce
her latest hit. THE Lion Tanner" Others
VIII be Al Jolson, the Holland Heines"
company. 'Dnkelspiers Christmas" the
Royal Hawaiian Septette. Lasky's new
production. The Jolly Fat Mems Club. "
Grigolattrs ''Arlel Ballet" Little Chip
and Mary Marble, Stuart Barnes, the IA
nous Curzon Sisters. and Gus Edwards
Night Birds"
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John Thomas with "The Merry
Widow"

John Thomas, who made his first ap-
pearance as Nish in "The Merry Widow
az the New Amsterdam Theater, New
York, has had q very unusual road to
travel TO fame. For years Mr.. Thomas
has been travelling from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and from the Gulf to Bos-
ton and Chicago, entertaining all kinds
of people, but had never appeared in
play until he was engaged by Henry W.
Savage. One day in Mr.. Savage's mail
came a request from this splendid come
dian asking him 10 witness his appear
ance at the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation's entertainment IN New York,
and. accidentally, on his way to the
theater, he stopped in to the Y. NJ. c. A.
Just in time to see Mr.. Thomas in his
finish" The next day Mr.. Thomas was
called TO the Office and was engaged for
the part of Nish in 1.-THE Merry Widow. ="
and has been provoking laughter ever
since.
Mr. Thomas Is one OF the best-known
entertainers In this country, and his
friends in every city in the Union will
be delighted to know OF his success.
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FROM WOMAN'S
POINT OF VIEW

Il IS unfair 20 complain Of the expendi-
lures OF those who have much money,
for every cent that IS put into circula-
ton through the medium Of business does
good to a host Of workers. Besides that,
there Is a number Of enterprises which
could not flourish without the assistance
Of the rich, legitimate ones furnishing en-
pIoyment 70 a multitude OF men and
women.
The complaint belongs against the
names OF those who cannot afford TO
spend lavishly. yet who blindly follow in
thu footsteps Of their rich neighbors. We
have the right 10 spend whatever We
have. but the wisdom Of such q course IS
open TO criticism, We should be indie
pendent and not attempt 10 copy the con-
duct Of others. mistakes and all. as we
do, and more than that We would DO well
10 limit our desires TO our own purse rath-
er than TO that Of our ueighbor.
This Is an era OF extravaganza in more
ways than one. We not only buy more
than we need, but we are not overpar-
ticular about the quality Of our pur-
chases. We pay good prices, sometimes,
and are entitled 20 good values-we buy
bargains far too often and get what we
deserved isappointmeut CHeaPness is
not the only consideration In buying
quality comes first If we cannot afford
sood silk 1t f. wiser to buy first-gTade cal
ico. for we shall get our moneys worth
IN service and that IS more than can be
said OF cheap silk
I occasionally hear Of a clever woman
who gets a deal Of satisfaction out OF
life by living according 90 her means. She
is sure TO have an attractive home and
always looks smart and up 70 date, al
though her clothes are made by the fam
fly seamstress and Of materials which are
low-priced- Her secret lies partially in
selecting appropriate materials and sim
pie patterns, relying upon fl and finish
and manner OF wearing clothes 70 give
her distinction. Her friends with double
her income marvel at results but never
guess the secret. IN the home OF such q
woman you will find harmony OF color
good taste in decoration, and exquisite
neatness, which are sufficient 10 cover a
multitude Of shortcomings. Cleverness is
something we women should strive to
| cultivate.
RFTTY BRADFEN
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GOOD VAUDEVILLE ACTS.
An Attractive Programme for Bal
ance of Season ut Chase's.

An Attractive Programme for Bal
ance of Season at Chase's.
Chase's has succeeded in communicating
recently a number Of the most important
engagements Of conspicuous American
and foreign special features. which have
been placed in bills prepared for early
presentation. Most noteworthy o. all
is the famous and beloved dean OF Ameri-
can comedians, Denman Thompson. who
personally will appear in Joshua Whit
comb" which is a tabloid version OF his
perennial success, The Old Homestead"
Marie DaintOn. the celebrated London
music hall artistic. is another delightful
prospect. Nella Bergen. an especial IA
vorite. is included In the list. Edwin
Stevens also viii stimulate anticipations,
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Music Charms Sea GulIs.

Astoria correspondence Portland Oregonian.
That music has charm for sea gulls
was believed this morning by a number
Of people who watched a large flock Of
the birds in the vicinity Of the roller
skating rink at the foot Of Fourteenth
street As an accompaniment TO the
skaters there is an electric organ Of
considerable power, and as II played the
sea guIs assembled about the edge Of the
tent, paying little or no attention 10 the
people
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
NEW THEATER TO OPEN,
Manager Mayer Has strong Bill for
Casino Patrons.

Manager Mayer Has strong Bill for
Casino Patrons.
Washington's new vaudeville house. the
Casino, is nearing completion.
Manager A. c. Mayer has Just returned
from Philadelphia and New York. The
theater, situated at Seventh and f streets.
is practically ready for it's initial per
Torrance. The management announce
that the curtain and investitures will
be ready the first part of next week.
Mr. Mayer has already completed book
ings through the William Morris. Inc
Agency, Of New York For the initial
week Mr.. Mayer has closed a bill of eight
high-class vaudeville turns. coming direct
from the American Music Hall, New York
City
II is the intention OF the management
to have only the best bills the market
can afford
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-22
THE COLUMBIA.

The Servant in the House AT 2l5 and 81
Engagement Of Charles Ram hennedy's
powerful allegoricaI play. with the theme Of
universal brotherhood. i play which can be
seen half a dozen times without diminishing
interest Tyrone Power, Edith Crane, Jessie
Glendiuning George ". Wilson, Wifred
Roger. David GlsssfCTd and Harold De
Becker form strong couIauy Of interpret
ing players.
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Washington Herald Pattern Coupon.
Exercise Soothing.

Plenty of open-air exercise should be
taken during the day by those who
suffer from sieeplessness. Moderate
physical fatigue tends to soothe the
brain. II the trouble increases, it
would be advisable to consult a doctor.