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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

pretty romance reached a happy cli-
max in Los Angeles. Cal. today, when
Miss Madeline Chaplin, queen of several
aviation meets in California, was married
to Lieut.. John Graylord Church of the
United States Navy, at the home of
Henry L. Chaplin by Rev. Lewis T. Nor
ris. rector of st. Johns Episcopal Church.
After the wedding they left for Denver
and a honeymoon through the east. with
Annapolis as their destination. Lieut.
Church is an instructor at the Naval
Academy.
The romance began year ago at Coro-
nado, when Miss Chaplin met Lieut.
Church. then commander Of the govern
ment torpedo boat Whipple. During a
visit of Lieut.. Church to Miss Chaplin in
Los Angeles last summer they became en-
gagged. Then Lieut.. Church was trans
ferred from the Whipple to Annapolis
The wedding today was private. none
being present but members of the bride s
family, Lieut.. F. II. Mayfield of the
United States Navy, and Mayor Wadham
of San Diego. In about month the
lieutenant and his bride will be at home
at 81 Cathedral street, Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22
Births Reported.

The following births hive been reported
to the health Office in the last twenty-four
hours:
Columbus A. and Pauline Vanderbilt
girl.
Maurice T. and Mary ]. Kelley. boy.
Guy c. and Bertha G. Pendleton, girl.
Samuel and Rosa Maday, girl.
Valentine and Maria Falcone, boy.
Alexander and Leila M. Davis, girl.
James A. and Ruth L. Scott, girl.
Jesse E. E. and Daisey Herrell, boy.
William and Annie Barnes, boy.
Felix B. and Gertrude F. A. Brown girl.
William P. and Margaret V. Jackson,
girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22
LINCOLN TO THE RESCUE
Of a Young Man Facing a Desperate
Situation.

Counsel for the Defense" the leading
prize entry in our next Sunday Maya
zine. written by Mary Raymond Shipmap
Andrews. is one Of the most remarkable
tales we have ever printed. Some Of
the editors are sure that 1t will win one
of the prizes, while others. on the con-
trary. are equally positive that 1t hasn't
ghost of showyail OF which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Admiral and Mrs. Casey will spend the
holidays in New York with Mrs. Bispham,
their daughter. They left here today, ac-
companied by Miss Casey and will not
return till after New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Secretary and Mrs. Knox will give the
diplomatic breakfast New Year day at
the Pan-American building instead of
their home. There will be abundant
space to include the entire corps and
members of the foreign relations and
foreign affairs committees of the Senate
and House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Miss Virginia MILAN will give lunch
con Tor Miss Elizabeth Parker Cren-
shaw January .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Mrs. Abram Simon of Cathedral avenue
has returned home after visit to Phila-
delphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Remember These Three Things,
A Star Want Ad.
Main 2440
Cost usually 1c a word.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Lieut.. Col and Mrs. George F. Dow
ney are giving children's party tonight
at Rauscher's. Master Charles Taft will
be among the guests
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Mr.. Chester NJ. Clark of Boston is in
town TO spend a few days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. a Howard clark
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

sentative and Mrs. Steven Beckwith
Ayres of New York.
Mr. Ayres and Mr.. Collins were men,
Ders or the class of So, and until recently
had not met for nearly thirty years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
HERE AND THERE WITH Of
FICIAL AND OTHER NOTABLES.
The Moore Pulitzer Wedding.
Other Events-Personal
Notes.

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
are in New York en- route to Utica,
where they will spend the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Gen Carlton and daughter are at the
Richmond Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Miss Taft was one of the forty guests
entertained at dinner last night by Miss
Dorothy Williams, daughter Of Col. and
Mrs. John r. Williams. Many others
Joined the party after dinner for the
dancing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs Franklin w. Collins of
1920 Newton street northwest are to re-
ceive at their residence this evening, the
members of the Alumni Association of
Syracuse University in honor Of Repre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-22

Representative Henry D. Clayton of
Alabama and Mrs. Clayton are in New
York to attend the dinner of the Southern
Society tomorrow. They are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedell Parker of No. BIT
West SOth street.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-12-14

WHY DON'T YOU LAUGH?

Why don't you laugh. ny boy. when
troubles come.
Instead Of moping around 10 sour and
glum?
You cannot have all play
And sunshine every day.
When troubles come, I gay. why don't
you laugh?
why don't you laugh II ~iil ever
help TO soothe
The aches and pains-no road IN life
Is smooth.
There Ii many an unseen bump.
And many q hidden stump
Ger which you'll have TO jump. Why
don't you laugh?
Why don't you laugh? Don't let
your spirits wilt:
Don't sit and cry because the milk
you've split
II you would mend 1t now
Pray. let me- tell you how
Just milk another COW. Why don't
you laugh?
Why don't you laugh. and make US
all laugh. too.
And keep Us mortals all from get
ting blue?
A laugh will always win;
IL you can't laugh, Just grim
Come on, let's all Join In. Why don't
you laugh?
Golden Rule
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-12-14
TWO BOYS AND TWO DOGS.

Thomas came running in, out OF
breath. Il think it's just awful the
way dogs fight" he cried, when he
could get his breath. Dash and a
stray dog are going for each other
out in the road, and there wasn't one
thing to fight about, either."
Father said he would walk straight
out and stop such doings, and Thorn
as went with him, still indignant.
Laurie spoke up from the window
seat. II know what started the
fight" | saw 'em begin. Dash found
the stray dog shifting at an old dry
bone that's been lying near the gate
for days, and tried to take it away
from him. Wasn't that mean, Cousin
WHIP"
did it belong to Dash?" Cousin
Will asked.
why, yes. suppose he had buried
it weeks ago and dug it up again, but
it couldn't possibly have been any
good to him, so why raise a row over
it,"
Cousin Will said he could not i'm
agine, and put on his hat and went
for drive with father, while Laurie
curled up in the window and was
soon far away in an exciting story.
Presently Thomas came back and
began looking around for something
to do with himself, not being a read
er like his brother. AS he whistled
about aimlessly, his eye fell on an
old silk of sealing-wax in corner
of the mantel-piece.
"Just the thing to mend my ball
with he said aloud to himself.
Laurie glanced up from his book.
Thomas Lindsay, you know as well
as you know your name that that's
my wax"
st didn't know anything of the
kind" retorted Thomas, swelling;
''but if it is, you've left it throwing
around here for ages, and l found it,
and now | am going to use it."
Laurie got up and said that he
should not; Thomas contended that
he would. Laurie confessed he had
forgotten all about the article, but
that nevertheless it was still his.
A scuff1e began, and when three
chairs had been turned over, the ia
BILE cloth pulled awry and two pairs
of cheeks were blazing red, father
and Cousin Will walked in, looking
for something they had forgotten.
Both boys tried to explain, talking
very fast at the same time. Father
looked at one; Cousin Will fixed Sc
rious eyes on the other. The stick
of sealing-wax was nothing but a
pinch of dust on the floor.
When the tale stopped for a sec
I had to go out again and run the
strange dog off with whip to keep
him from coming here and making
needless disturbance"
Thomas shuff1ed his feet remem-
bering his late indignation. Then he
left the room. Father found what he
wanted and went, too.
Cousin Will loitered a moment
What are you going to do about
your sealing-wax, Laurie?" he want
ed to know did you value it very
much?"
NO." Laurie replied, Fact is, I
didn't" He was setting up the chairs
and Strengthening the cloth, but he
did not look up.
Something like the bone was to
Dash, eh?" his cousin went on.
Gust like that, I'm afraid Laurie
owned.
eve locked Dash up for awhile to
teach him manners" Cousin Will
went on, thoughtfully
Laurie gave a long whistle that
ended in a sigh. 'sWhew," he re-
marked, I'm going to find Thomas,
and we'll tell father to turn Dash
out and count on us not to be so silly
next time"
"Come on" called Thomas from
the doorway, 'I'm ready."-S S.
Times.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1911-12-14

Ipack my troubles in as little COM
pass as I can for myself, and never
let them annoy others.-Southey.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-29

- Am genepue Stootrntb pdfiiris
tins Crpinan,, osrgsmaB bic Gruaos
siosnibHmer an Der 5airftele Ape.,
srpii6en S'Gau0n uro pathsn CTR,
bic aoiten fir biz Qegung Der Rtnns
itsine etc. troesn miiiIen. ~:e Gngss
bots fir bi, @srbeTeyun9 Ger Grdros
pisp aps., sipiiten Der 2lfaptt.. rns
1dplor ant., iUurosn an ben Stdo's
5naenieur perpisicn. Sen gontrots
tor antpfIe puro, Der 8sit bon
$4163.40 fir QiIai;sruns Der 5a;rs
fitIo Ipe. srloub!.
Dm. geyrlngsr. 72 SABRE al.
bon Ro. 900 Sojr'i,Ip ap... 5tllsoue.
Gp.. rpuroe g.ftcrn gormii.aa ippt i'm
Bette esfunbsn Coroner Or. Tigbp
gab einsn Dahyf2ruh auf $osrsihIag.
Gine Wittpe uro Stpsi srfrahisne
ainoer betrausy1 ben gtrIuif bes Ta,
straightforward,
J. R. Tapion, grdTib.ni Der
Nor.hern asntut9 Strset RaiIpap
Co., Der in elmer gerfommluns oes
gureers unn 5ieusr;obIsr aIubs in
Bellevue DOT einissr 3.tt elm, Reb.
belt, osriprah Der S.oot g,lIepue eis
nsn 9iaout; lb.r bi, 1aplor Wia
Bottoms 81 bauen, Der $50. 900 ioiten
ion, une 3Dar ouf aoiien Der aoms
paguis, psrH feline Gs'.ilfhuft Elm.
0srsftiame ourd gellenut srholit
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geuepuss nit Rsppori ptrbinbtn uno
3rpnr gum groben 1orttiIe Der eortis
gen gspohnsr. Siubtrotbsmltg!ieo
llsbsr'tIag itsIk IN Der seitrisen8srs
fammlung otn anirag. oob fin osr
Staotonpa!t betr. oitier anaelssens
belt nit Der Sompasnit in gsrbins
ounq isSsH iOl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-29

Gircuitri1ter gunsbIut III boz
0reenbrier Riper, 90. o.. 5uriidgt.
tehrt. um @eIhGfte. bic Iih niht oufa
fhieben loHen, sa erlsbisen.
Die RIass BON 8. s. 4blsrina
sesen 6enrp Wabsportb ipurbe in
Girenitgeriht geitrihen, ba Tie uuber'
serihtlid eeidIihtst purbs.
- Grunbeissntbumsubsrtrasunsen
5enrp 9intlep on SuIia CABS, Got sc
5uB Jront an Der 16. Strabs. 81. -
Jlorence Mdhsr an !. 8. Wr,nties,
Got an Der Bern Strabe, $1.-- Spns
otcate Theatre 60. an Srsne porfer,
2koter an Der 6. unb Wonmputt
Strdbe, 81.
Sn elmer Sisuns beg Stants
raths tuuroe Gtdot Solicitor Batter
initrnirt, eine aldse gsgsn bi. Court
haus RommiFdrs .insurtihen, um
otsielben bapon absubdI.en an Der
Snoieite bes gOurtbaufes einen 2ns
bau su errihten. Die Union eight
Sedt ano popsr 60. srbieIi ben aons
trait fir bic 9eIsuhtuns Der Stdbt,
So Gents pro gogsnliht uno n Cts.
fir Sneanbee.nt 2igbt.
poIistiIsutnant auftcmer uno
poli5ift Barter psrbofieteH seftsrn
Sruu 6enrp Stspbsus. Ro. 115 Wit
Souihgate Strdbs. uuter Der Nnilage
Der 1runfenbsi. uno bes unorbentlis
den petrasens. Die giahbarn be
iIasten iih iiber 5rau Stsphens. ats
bic Siherbeitspdhtsr aniamen, fans
ben iis in oem6duie trauriee 3uitdnbe.
5rou Stephers lag total betrunieu
auf oem Jubboosn uno thrs Wtuttsr,
cine @rsif'n ppr So Sdbrsn, lag In
foIse bon mibhanoIunsen rebeH ihr.
Die aIte 1rau mar nit einsm aniips
pei bsrort sugsyittst, oab fit an alien
a6rpertbiIen @unbeu auffuies. bic
ibr BON Der bey3loisn 5e6tsr beige
braht tpprpen pdrsn.
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SantiItuu anseieeu, faI.Nofisea
uub Rruisfritru iinb nbsnsebsn Ode
Der 4. unb Charles Strahe. timer
asent iar Samiiton ipehut QO. 3Oi
9pro Srpnt Ctr. 1eIepbon SamiIt0u
1868. sslepbsa naieres Qerrefpsu
benteu: 393X Bed.
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Groeerp oes Jreo. J. Shnsiosr. Ode
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Gte Der Quolop unb Jroni Strab.,
uno in o.n Shubiaoen o.s Wm. q.
Shafsr, RO. lib Siio 3. Sirabs. elm.
Die 9aunsr erbeuieien msbrsrs Gents
itiite uuo 20 bilIiss ainoer Gingsrs
rinss in bsm 0roeerps2aben. cine Nm
sabl Gsntfii9e unb mebr.rs ST are.
bitmiinssn in Der Geflsriten Groetrp
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gaar in bem Enofsrfh Sdub!o.
ben. Die S6ubk ipuroen nm s ubr
BON pem Wilhobliefersr syrani
Stp.infstt in Der allen nsbtn Der
8edettiten Wobnune. an Der gudepe
Sirabe, sefunben unb In Der pcli5eis
itation dbs.Iiefsri. Sin getpifsr Jim
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lerfteH groeerp unb Derlcng.e Ghins
ten I'M Dertb BON 81 unb !esis ais
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miinss Don sin.m Jremben In Der Wiis
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bem Stoube MAIDEN ipoIIie. Der Der,
bd6tigt bate bic 5frnn5is sJingerringe
uno einen lbeil Der Gentitiide unb
SiIbergsID in fsinsm 1efis, Gr sab
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Qrdfibent 8. 8. MIbers ben Uoriit
fiibrte unb Getret1r Mlban Wplfi
ptctosoIIirte. Cine Ginlanung pom
5eittommittee aur itarten @etbeilisuna
en- Der 9eutiden 9deFeier i'm aaeooH
Bart bonn Stontperbano in Tapton,
puros ansenommsn unb b.idloFeu, fif
IN Gprpore an Der Deutihsn Iagieier,
nelhe am 3. September itattfinoet, 5u
betbeilsen unb bab bic Gelegaten in
ihren 8ereinen babin tpirten, bob fte
init fliegenben 5ahnen ausriideu. -
Die 5rausrbsihliiiIe oss gopingtoR
S.aotperbonbes, pegen oes ablebens
ses WitgIiehes Nnoreas maisr, pel6er
am 15. SUM itarb, puroeu perleisn
irebrenb Die MttsIisoer fih BON threH
SiBsn erboben. Wuroeu angenommen
pie perleien. - Das aommittee. bette.
Leno aug ben 9erreu aooIpb Unite,
Sarrp :. Wepers unb Ilbdn Wclff,
lpeIhes ernannt tporben mar, nm ges
tarnifdte prpteIt.geihliiHe es9eu ots
i6mdblifsn 3uftdnos auF Der 3brd.
reniniel guis Sslano, auf pslher Die
armen ginpdnoerer in Der brutal'teu
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3eft unb an Die suftdroissn gehorosn
in WaIbinstor, 8. g., gu lbermits
ttIn, bate bsrittst. Setrstdr WoIif
tnurpe bsauftrdgt, bic gelhliiHe ipfort
al ibre Qoreiie gelanesn gu lai1en. -
Setrstdr WoIff ItslIte ben glntrag.
tier mitslisoer bss 9srbunpes, srpsi
ron ieber Yartei, su srnennen, um uber
pie Stelluugndbme Der betreffenosn
acnoioaten beiber gurtsien ben grin'
sipien bes Stdotpsrbanoes gegenibers
IN Der SsptembsrperTammIurg gu be-
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ipsrrte ibn i'm gountpgsfdnsirB elm.
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cSSentins uno Clarence Cornelius sinrn
Ginbruh in bic Cincinnati 8rain Co.,
gio. 63 9its Strabe, aus8sfiibrt 81
tdbsu, bel Dem Iie S400 in 9aar uno
Sheds gum gstrags Don $500 srlarg
ten. Ssntins tpuroe in 6oImoutb. ao.,
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nit ben, Ginbrua su tbun gshabt Su
bubsn, ssitsbt ieooh 81, oab CT bali
oos 9eto 81 perlubsIH.
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YaoiH9 GO, auf 3abIung Don $3114
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CONNER In Jinnlaab.
gcn M or off m q n n.

aIs ih ben fh0nen .WeuamO" Der
syinnif6en Dampff6iffsottieH eHgeitls
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nsiibfOmmsr feinsn Ginsuo seboltsn.
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RtibflGfs nihi n0lbis III, langIam In
nr Heliebibeit bsim publitum 3uriids
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I'm. Der ben ~fisr3eren- geJogen.
srtennt man am nldnoereu4 Oeiitt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-08-11
STOP THAT DANDRUTF

Before It kills your hair You know
dandruff is germ disease, and II
leads slowly and surely to badness
and there is only one way to cure
dandruff and that Is to kill the germ
that causes the trouble.
Greasy salves will never do this.
zEMo and zEMo SOAP kills the
germ, and are guaranteed to cure
dandrutf, itching scalp and all 9TH
or germ diseases OF the skin and
scalp.
ZEMO and zEMo SOAP are the
true scientific remedies Tor these az
tllctlons. To show our faith In
zEM0 and zEMo SOAP we have in
structed the druggist selling them TO
refund your money II you are nor
satisfied with the results from tho
very first bottle and the first cake
of soap.
We can afford TO make this offer
because one bottle Of zemo and one
cake ot soap are sufficient 10 show
their healing qualities. aud II used
according to directions, they will Of.
ioct a permanent cure.
Sold by druggists everywhere and
In Grants Pass by c. X. ncmaray