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The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
LOCAL MENTION.
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

steamer CharIs Ma1lester for Mount Vernon and
MArshan Han leaves Seventh street wharf at 10
q N. and ] Is p m daily. except Sunday.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company's
steamers from foot Of Seventh street foe Old Pot1t
Comfort and Norfok daily at So p \.
Can from Fifteenth street and New York avenue
every quarter hour fer main entrsncs Zoo PaEk and
CHEVY Chass
10 Great FaIIs-washineton and oId Daniuisn
RatlEoad can sEgy few minutes from ThtrtgsiIn
and n strestA
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
APPOINTED TO NURSES BOARD.
Miss Helen Gardner DeaiEnated to
Serve by CommIssioners.

Miss Helen Gardner, at present con-
nected with the Garfield Memorial Hos
pital, was yesterday afternoon appoint
ed by the Commissioners a member OF
the nurses examining board. The ap-
pointment becomes effective June 30.
Miss Gardner succeeds Miss G. Gra-
ham. The appointment of Miss Gardner
was made upon the recommendation Of
the Graduate Nurses Association Of the
District, OF which Margaret J. Thomp-
son Is secretary.
The present members of the board are:
Miss Graham, Miss Katharine Douglass.
Of Providence Hospital; Miss n. Drake
OF the National Homeopathic Hospital:
Miss L. Kanely. and Miss s. F. Mel
horn
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
COURT CITES HUSBAND.
George c. Schmidt, a Chemist, Sued
for Divorce and AIImony.

Alleging that he threatened to poison
her and take her life by various other
means, Carrie G. Schmidt yesterday iled
suit against George c. Schmidt for q
limited divorce and aiimony.
Plaintiff also asked the court to en-
join her husband, who is said to be q
chemist in the Agricultural Department
with an annual salary OF 81. 400, from in
terfering with her. Justice Wright cited
Schmidt to appear Friday and show
cause why he should not pay aIimony
The Schmidts were married at Balti-
more January 19, 1909.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
Regilaent ofncera to Danee.

The officers Of the High School Cadet
Regiment win be rendered dance TO-
morrow evening by the Arcade Company,
at the Arcade. Fourteenth Street and
Park Road Northwest.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14

Dining At Harvey's n quite the thing
for people who know good food.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14

Special breakfast for soc served NJ
Haryeys daily from to II. Try It.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14

aOIIveri Twist Dickens masterp,ece.
in ? reels. Virginia Theater. SOS 9TH st.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
Both old and founr Thrlve

on Jno. @. Meinberg's bread. As nour.
ishing as beef. Your grocer viii supply you
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14
Carpets Cleaned by Patent -Iectrie

process. which frees them Of germs as
well as dust and CRIME. Your fne floor
coverings ought to receive this treatment.
Charges low. Conger's. Sd & n. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1912-05-14

staE H0tsI. sh0wer aatha. eOs sth. oEssa
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
SUNDAY IN BISBEE CHURCHES

whatsoever l can to pay the obhgs- ton.
 Are we not debtors to God and all the centuries past for the legscies We have received. We owe to the world all our fathers have committed to us and our own gifts that we should not fall to commit. We owe 10 the newly born state of ours, the forty eighth star in the brilliant cluster of com. monwealths the example Of Christian manhood and womanhoOd. Like our fathers who gave in this land and prayed for the guidance of almighty Cod in the founding of a Christian na- ton We should enyOke His blessing upon our state and seek to be led of him who holdeth the stars in their course Opportunity stands today clothed in naKedness and hunger. Lit up your eyes and look on the fields The harvest is plenteous but the labOrerS are few. To those who are hard by. the task of feeding the hungry ones. Jesus invites to prayer Pray the Lord for the harvest 10 send forth laborers. Help will come at last The masters command will be obsysd
 J. ". BITTERLY
 Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
sEoRGANizEp CHURCH OF J. C.
 L. D. s.
J. ". BITTERLY
 Pastor.

The subject at the Chapel al p. m. was the mortal Soul doctrine ss taught by Pastor RusSel Of the Brook. lyn abernaclc. IL was shown to be unsupported by the Bible, and refut. ed by the book or stick spoken of by Ezek 37, lG. 20 and Isiah 29 which was to enable those who erred and mur- murdered to come to understanding and learn the doctrine The questions on the street on this same subject were answered by referring to Peter 5. 1919 and 4:6. and Cor. 12. 2-4. etc. While the question as 10 why the Mor- mons did not allow negroes to be- come members of their church was Jeff for that church to answer as ws had 10 fellowship with them, but as for ourselves we did admit them and some were even called to preach ss-
 pecially to Uhefr own raceI Bro. Thomas Davis of Bisbee was the speaker at the Plaza and forcetully showed that our one answer to the question as to what we should do with Jesus that is called Christ" must be 8 complete obedience to his teach ings that If men and Angels who preach any other gospel were 10 be accuTssd, it was needful to observe ali the means set in the church by the Divine hand. including the ofi- cials and gins mentioned in Cor. 12: 2S and Eph. i II. etc. laying stress upon the thought that if nine ofrice. were required in the church in the Apostles days for the work of the 5-,f.z ha of "a saints it would require as much to- day, and that man had no rights to remove what God had set in the church. The subject was continued by the speaker ct the chapel, Heb. 7. ll-l6 and Gal. 5. 17-19. were brought to bear to show that the law which was added to the gospel that was preached before unto Abraham and which was added because of tranS gression, and executed by the Levitt cal priesthood made nothing per feet but the bringing in of a battle hope did. This hope was to be perpet- uated by a continuation of these gifts in the church until we all come in the unity Of faith" The hundreds of churches exant today witness the great lack Of unity and hence the need Of the helps and governments in srituted by the master still having place in the church. The Holy Ghost that called Barnabas and Saul and others to the wOTk of the ministry and directed in the preach ing of the word, etc, in that day, es. pecially needed today to testify o! Christ and to lead into all truth.
 Other local men will be heard from time to time on the street setting forth there reasons for the hope they have and questions will be answered there are more freely in the chapel in the regular ervices 10 which all are in vited.
 s D CONnIT-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
A MODERN MIRACLE IS
 ARIZONA AGRICULTURE

oped is already in demand for trolly systems which gre now being ex- tended 10 all parts cf the project and by Rumerous manufacturing enter prises. Several of the municipalities are now being lighted from this plant
 This experiment in community own. crshin ana control of these importan; utilities will be watched with inter. est by people all over the country and especially by those who are re siding in the arid country. Co-opera. tive management Of the irrigation sys. terG is a fundamental principle op all Of the government projects. The in. evitable tendency of such manage
 nent has been cooperative organt. ration, which today is being extended Co an of the farmers activities, in- dividual. educational and social. The arid West is solving the great prob lem of keeping the people on the land by making country life sufficient.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Eirs, Methodist cnu-ch.

Text: James 1:23-24-For if any be a nearer of the word and not a doer. he is like unto a man beholding his natural face in a glass.
 For he beholdeth himself and goeth his way and straightway forgetteth what manner of man he was.
 James has appealed to us through very common experience, for of all things hard to remember the appear ance of our own countenance is among the hardest picture to fix in our mind.
 He evidently has in mind that Christian are undertaking to work from a design in the moulding of char acter and that the perfection of the work may be discovered in the coun- tenance.
 We sometimes go to the mirror to discover how time is using us and we see there something which tells us how we have been using time. There are lines of character which are abiding beauty and glory, while the fairness and freshness of youth may be disappearing.
 Shall We say that James had in mind that the law of liberty" was 1 a better law than the old law just as new mirrors are more true than ! the old.
 We do not believe that mirrors are emblems of vanity, though they may i be so used, but rather helps 10 discov- CT our true personality. God set his mirrors everywhere, in the valley and | in the mountain, clear. beautiful pools or water that when We bow to quench -Four thirst We may discover our per sonal appearance The most perfect | illustration of this in art is Psyche at the spring
 The law of liberty is a true moral mirror and by looking therein we dis | cover how near we are coming to the { design of the Great Master Builder What would we think of an archi tect who having studied his plans rolled the mup and then never looked at them during the entire construction of a great building? At least we have
 never seen one do so. but instead re turn again and again to his plans, con
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Text: Give Ye Them to Eat"
 This is an order from the Lord Jes us. What he here commands his dis ciples to do is the law of his He. He gave time, talent and all that he possessed Of humanity and divinity in service to mankind. He gave freely. literally and lovingly as his spirit prompted. Giving revealed in him inc great heart of God. Giving is an ex- pression that reveals the heart 10 man, what sort lt Is.
 From the life of Jesus and the teaching of the word l am persuaded that man will be judged by what he gives here in this life. If s man wants to be given a place in heaven he will need to do some giving here. We will need to face Jesus and answer the question of our stewardship down here.
 The disciples were conscious of the extreme need Of the multitude. still they seemingly had no thought of any psrsonal responsibility in the matter. Their spirit was revealed when they asked Jesus to send them away. Jes us teaches the disciples the true spirit by sharing with the hungry ones what they had. Only five loaves and two fishes could be found but apart or II must go to these needy ones. Som- may think this merely an occasion for the display of miraculous power. The miracle was only performed in order to teach this great truth of giving every where possible in the life oi Jesus and should be in the life of hii disciples.
 Give ye them to eat is the mssteri spirit and message to all ages. The law that underlies the great kingdom Of God and earth. The multitude ar, in great need today, they are stil hungry for bread. they are starving the master says feed. We have bountiful supply. Why withhold tnal appointed of old through the gosps for another. Jesus expects his disci pies to obey.
 Paul said T am debtor both to thu Creek and to the barbarian, both tS the wise and the unvise. In tbeli words ! owe such a debt of gratitude to God and mankind for their bread of life, 1 am willing 10 do all things
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Bible Study.

 The Epworth League Bible study class will meet Tuesday night Feb. goth at s D. m. at the home of Mrs. Brazil on Temby Avenue.
 Box Social
 The Woman's Home Missionary SO citey of the Methodist church will give an old-fashiOned box social at Social hall next to tie church Thursday night Feb. g. Washington's birthday, 70 which they invite everybody.
 Prayer t'setins. The weekly prayer meeting Of the Methodist church will be held Wed .- esday 7:30 D. m. in tbe church pa-lorS.
 Will Repair Church
 Bids will be opened next Monday night at the Methodist church for re- finishing the entire church building, both out side and in. Many minor re- pairs will be made and the building put in good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
NOTICE.

Members of Bisbee Lodge No. 452. T. F. B. are requested to be present at meeting next Wednesday night Sister Anna E. Bourne, ctate Mana ger for Arizona will be present By order PARIS L. SAVAGE, Pres
 BARBARA SHEARER, Secy.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
NOTICE ro opD FELLOWS.

All members of Bisbee Lodge No. 10 and visiting brothers are request ed to attend the funeral of Brother Frank Oliver at Odd Fellows Hall, D. m., Wednesday.
 W. G. JOHNSON. x. c.
 e.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
TO THE PUBLIC

We have sold the Maze Cafe to Mike Raich and company; February 18th, 1912. We will collect all ac. counts due us and pay all bills we owe. CARETTO & co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

N.-She Shows The importance Of Sane Mentality.
Daughter Of those physicians Who have made
influence
tradition birshmArks result Of fright
part the mother.
All the research hAve made the subject however. vol
cnda that the mother
and psychological influence tbs character Of
studied much daily
thoughts emotions during told that
mother either
tendency boy eseminae
wished this theory masculine
Kira and feminine
the that sugcnics little
r light the subject nst they searching for
at other dreadful Ills.
II. however. ID historical that
beinga the world
about mothers always surrounded
besu hngs Their welfare considered Of much Inn
pcrtanee the welfare OF the
have known who have given their children poeica or
artistic temperament b. keeping before themselves works Of great
These that
young be
childhood
in
= friends. good
sweet before her beautiful
picture.
. things
did
friends When the baby
exceptionally gcodnaured child with smile for
and the first word II spoke happy"
Always with tenderest thought MOTHER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
How : Woman May
Retain Her Youth

The woman who wants 70 look
young must taboo massage creams
and liquid rouge. She will only
harden the structure Of her face
aud destroy the fine texture OF the
akin.
Reputable physicians have de.
ciared that n she INDUCES In art.
fetal methods. she risks losing her
health. A perfectly natural method
of treating q bad complexion Ii by
using ordinary mercoisxed war.
this adds nothing 10 the complex.
Ion. but removes II Instead. This
Wal. uhfainablr nj any drug store.
flakes off the sallnw or hiotchy cut.
or akin In fine PARTICLES. gently.
without harming the skin beneath.
which gradually makes It's appear
ance. Tho brilliantly beautiful com
piexson thus obtained Ii new one
quite different from pasehed.up
old complexion. ThIs In ana way to
retain youfhfai looks An ounce Of
merroisxud wax IL sufficient. II Ia
applied II night like cold cream and
washed Off IN The morning. Adyt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

Instead % HAVING warm unArtern
In which 70 roost. they were com
PEELED To rooxt In the trees. on tho
feure. IN tho pig peu or tho COW
stable, or wherever thoy could lind
Il. ana TO eat SNOW whsn they were
thirty IN tn winter tins. They
wsrs exposed to I'll kinds Of
weather and stood around On one
foot half the time. hungry and cold
and not caring whether they lived
~ died. Under such conditions
winter eggs wore out u The quee-
tion. ana In Tho npstng hens stole
away under the barn o. out IN
the weeds and laid . clutch OF egks
In obedience TN the maternal de-
sire 10 brsnE forth their yonnG.
though IL would srem that the
treatment they had received would
have annIhilassd al tho maternal
dsAirs and instinct thcy sser pos.
saascd.
hut today thu farmer has awaken
I'd 10 the possibilities OF poultry
culture and II giving this branch OF
hla business tho same care and At
frntsnn thar he gives 10 other
branches. lie has discovered that
instead Of being a nuisance. a. he
formerly considered Tho chickens.
they arc . source Of proftt--in fact.
tho most profitable live stock on
the farm when property taken
care o.
He has also LEARNED that there II
sonethlng Ia blood and hrcedink.
~ veil a. In cara and feeding
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
After the Age Of Fifty


From this age the human system
gradually declines ard the sccumu-
lnfrd poisonH In thu blood cause
rhes,mattsm in Joints, muscles and
back These warniaxs shoald b
svotded by using the following pre-
scripfion which comes from = noted
doctor and ~ said 20 have no squAl
II curing rheumatism and restoring
rhysicai vigor. Good results come
after the first dose From your
drsyxxiss get one ounce Of Toris COM
pound az original scaled packaxel
and ons ounce OF syrup OF sarsnpar-
lila compound. Take these two I'M
arcsients home and put them into. :
half pint Of good whiakey shake the
bottia and take a tablespoonful be-
fore each meal and at bed time" u
your druggist does not have Tori
compound III stock he viii get Il TOR
yos1 IN : few hours from his whole.
saIe house, Don't be Influenced g, 70
Tits. insist on having the genuine
fofin compound la tho original one
ounce. sealed yellow package. ~-Advs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

OF her naighbors 1t was successful
IN every case. Mono OF them has
touchsd drop Of Intoxicating
she now wishes everyone who
has drunhenness In their homes TO
try this simple remedy for she feels
sure that II will do as much for
others as IL has for hnr, II can be
given secretly II desired, and with
out cost she will gladly and will
inRly tell you what Il In. All you
Ing her how ahe cured her husband
az drinking and sha viii reply by
return man In sealed envelopes,
Az she has nothing 70 sell do not
ter with all confidence to Mrs. Mar
Raret Anderson at the address given
above. taking cnre to write your
name and full address plainly.
Everyone who has n dear ono who
drinks IN advised to write to this
woman.-~A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

~ J. y. 9CHQNGMAN.
Twensy.one years dgo tbs total
value of American poultry products
Vas only $3.50. 0Oo. o,0. and that was
considered splendid showing. fnf
~ ycarw the business grew slowly.
II WAS then retarded ~ = pin
money" occupation for women and
children. In 1900 the industrr
started upwards with teaps and
bounds. ksep4nn aueh ; fast pace
that today only corn. hay and CO.
TIM surpass Il In value Of al farm
products.
Tho year Of the greatest growth
IN saiae u me poultry products
was 1907. when : jump Vas made
from $500. ooo. 900 to $500 900 900
Again In 1895 the gain VAS nearly
Sick. 200 .0h0. and the three follow
inE years have showed gains or
over half the amount nnnaaiiy. Tne
iay r. not mr. distant when tho
poultry Industry viii b. The billion.
dollar sndustsy. the leader afunng
all tho iive stock and grain grow.
Ing Industries Of tho country.
One mixhty factor han bean tho
awAkeuinx ~ farmers 10 the rossi.
hiilties of Intelligent poultry euI
turr. lfntil wifhin recrut PEARS tGn
Averages farmer paid very Iittis n.
tentissu 10 hlx poultry and bis flock
Vas rade mp Of . Heterogeneous
conxiomrFatfon Of nondescrips
fowls, inbred. emAciat~d. nou.pro.
ducsire hirda that. instead Of pay.
ink prol7t. we're m absolute cx.
pcmze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
wv NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TowoMEN READERS "
Cynthia Crey's Letters
BREAKS Ma PROMISE AND RUNS AWAY

Dear Mas Grey Please advise sorrow am widow
-
ago and am N moderate means year tell IN with
house oseshe with the Intention Of beng dearly
he
Nc
pencd Finally found this sweetheart am gone
tried 90 explain thai
nothing but hone Won
you ~ | cannot support you Furset me sweetheart"
know about where he II. i'm ID
A. he promised what do with hms drop
keep that from footing uRu
A~MhIs u IL cowaTdy for 4
face the situation alone
your own shoudsrs MANY peo
a law
convince themselves that their
union while nine tmva OF en they
consult some Quo Who knows the law the
eFing Them they woud do d position to
know thai practically al these brius
Later The Law y for the best good OF the
iatinn brings punishment
nothing unes hare child which Judge
sineee weak be-
advise
jaxs - cheap TO live married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
MAKING a WILL


Dear Miss Grey: r. II absoluteIy
necessary to have lawyer make .
Will. or ean my wife and | write
them ourselves7 II 30. please tell
us how.
II II best 10 have mortgage re-
newed when due and interest has
been paid. or can II. By agreement.
continued II SO. how long7
N. s. NJ
A.--You can write your own will.
but must have two Witnesses. And
be sure to leave 81 10 every rela~
tive OF the same rank Of klnship as
those you wish 10 lenye the bulk OF
property or money.
A mortgage can. by agreement. be
continued, but II Ia safer to re-
new IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27

seemed a hopeless
one. but 10 years ago
his wife In their own
little home. gave him
a simple remedy
which, much to her
delight stopped his
drinking entirely,
To make sure that
tho remedy was re-
aponsible for this
happy result she also
tried u on her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
HAS THE YOUNG MAN
OF TODAY A
CHANCE,

Dear Miss Grey: DO you think
the opportunities for young fell
low starting out today ARE AZ great
~ they we're 80 years agog When
the days OF competition are over.
living so high. what chance has q
young fclIow7 Where IN there room
for him7 Can he play q straight
game aud win, or Il II better to live
humble, and remember mothers
prayers? A YOUNG FELLOW.
A.--some Of the conditions You
speak Of are true. but for all that
there Is a chance for the man who
does to the very best OF his ability
everything In his line OF work.
There ia always room somewhere
for the young man who Ia master OF
his profession or trade. but he must
stick TO It. Tho chances today are
far greater than those OF so years
ago. To succeed man must make
np his mind what he Ia going to fol
low. and then follow II hard and
fast. follow II through success and
seeming failure. flo does not neces-
rariIy have to be narrow to do this.
With our free night schools. free
libraries, frae lectures on different
subjects, there In no question that
tho young man OF today stands far
better chance than his brother Of
80 years ago.
Two School Girls" don't "cut OFF
your noses to spite your faces.
Never mind the cruelty OF the super.
intendcnt Your work In to get
your education, not to reform him.
wouldn't pny any attention TO
him. girls. except to be obedient
and polite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
! NOT GOOD ENoucH
! FOR EITHER i,

= = . = = = r = = =
Dear Miss Grey have read
your advice 10 ali lovers. and think
you can help me out u tbs mud. !
was engaged to wealthy Eastern
lady iast TAFT. and came West 10
find = home, and was engaged
70 Western girl Which shall !
maFryT ! love them both. bat the
Western girl Ii more or q sport.
AvGEI.FACE.
Al -Y0u may have an angel face.
but doubt II. A man who will be-
mean enough 10 Ieave the girl he II
engaged 10 10 lind d home for her.
and without breaking mis- engage
ment to her. become engaged % an
other girl. may possibly have an
angel face. but certainly not an
angel heart. You do need heIping
out Of the mid. II thought you
we're III for either the Eastern girl
Or the sport ~--either of which
would drop You n she knew
might advise you which to marry
Az Il IL you better take deep think
and make yourself little more I'll
for a husband and father before you
decide the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-27
PIANO sTHInos.

&444 x4x 44~S -
Dear Miss Grey: Will you
please tell me what will keep plano
strings from rnstinK7
A READER
A. Place your piano 10 that
Il will stand against an inside wall,