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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08
Something New From
a German Specialist

Blood and Nerve Tonic for
all Nervous Disorders. Mental
Depression, and in fact every
disease OF the nervous system.
A great help in relieving
Epilepsy and TO purify the
blood Of all eruptions. pimples,
blotchcs, boi's and catarrh. and
all distractions arising from
colds. biliousness and all dis
orders Of the liver and kidneys.
A sure thing for constipation.
appendicitis and diabetes. rheu-
ma,ism. and in fact all chronic
diseases can be helped and re-
lieved. It is a svstcm-builder,
and Il excites the natural
rathartic of the bowels and
strengthens them. Poisonous
matter must be expelled from
the system Blood and Nerve
Tonic will do that and still
leave the system free from
medicine. This medicine has
been used by Ike specialist
over Is wears and is now pre-
pared bv the German Pharma-
cal Co. OF Seattle. under his
personal direction. There is
over one months treatment
IN each package At 81 90 a box
For sa'c hv Quaker DRUG
Co. First Ave. and Giles
Drug Co. 112s Jackson 81
You viii find names ana Testimonials
~ Seattle n.onie IN ench nsckars
Send nil communications I" the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

oe, your name on the pay roll
again. Use a Star want ad 20 tell
the people you want work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

CHERRY PIE FROM
WATERMELON PULP

HAMMOND. Ind. Aas s.--Dr. ].
". Hurry. secretary Of the Indiana
stats board % health and pure food
specialist. IL trying 10 find the Chi
caRo genius who IL making cherry
pie from watermelon pulp. Hurry
sojoarned at Gary cafe for a meal
and ordered cherry pie. lie bit
into a watermelon seed and began
an Investigation. Tho proprietor
threw the burden OF the pie upon
Chicago bakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

inhabitants Flushing Ss5ooooo chances TO
fisheries commission just liberated II female crabs
carrying that In Flushing creek
centw fixed as ooden Chelsea Mass.
neghborns property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-08

Want ad readers develop shrewd
judgments Of business PROPOSE
tlons, which serve them we'll and
often.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

Wir Iiu0 fd)on Idnae in Beaaio aaF
uniere 3ofoperbcrhdltniiIe ann onses
meliien @eipDtt gepor0en itnD nun
lorgt alid nod bic Egentercen1mr, ban
ben Seuten in oieien erniten ,3eiten Ser
9llnlor ridt qdn5lin perloren aebf. 81
bat Strestor Sarno Der Beb0roe cine BON
Nnon HOoa mo @uitab Mehrins SER
foBte Acm0bie. a9ubi~ betitelt, AIR Gre
tbetlung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
boraele9t. Widn Iieb has Wuh BEL Der
5ltltnHet9en Snitan5 mebrerc Nlonatc
l1e9en. ufD nlS e, nllsg6riiitet init Der
e%rlolenoen 9ldltieI. 6era6lnuate mas
oelgte iich? 8ie 8benterz 81 tencommiIs
non bate cine ein8i9e 3iatoqpen6una
qeltridlett, in Dem bonn g@eiit in Der
Gtplomatie~ Die Ne0e luorl gloh
Der NnlhauIng Der genfur BART es in
Der Diplomatic feinen @giit Qcben
SnS erinnert an cine Dor mehreren
Sdbren bon Dem oamoIiaen fIerifnlen
Observation-Disclosures Der @iener Oofoper
gefrute gntlfeicuHg Srbr. b. Hlnppart,
bies 1T fer Name Der nerfloienen gr<
eelen5, loiftc aits einem 8uhe Cffo
Grid 6artlebenS ons Mort - Neniters
treu3 ipegl lln0 bon einem I1n0it uers
idlcQeneu Geniur6eamfen Bel ben Sofs
theatern, Der iiber bic Muffii6runo BON
G~bafeipeore'8 ~Wlachetb~ gu iu0iciren
bate. riibrt elm Defret Der, 6as einen
YIab in Der Shabiaaimer menIhIiher
3ummbeiten Oerbient. 9ieier Mnnn
berOrbnete: .Wacbetb" 0iirfe auf Der
9of6Ihne in Scene eehen, ieboh lei oas
raul 81 ndten. bag Die SoLonten Macs
betbS in 0iterrei6ifhen ltnifcrs
men aaftreten. SIT Oas nidt t5Itlih?
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

llnn nun nod cine Erauerbot5dnft.
Der befnlnte Wiener SH0dmeilter 1r.
SulilS YerIis, elmer Der berporraaenbs
ten Weilter Der Wiener GduIc, lit, fpie
Sbnen bns Babel tpobI Idcn aeneIbet
bat, auf, Dem 6oht6or I'M DeIG1tle ouf
trcgiIhe WeiIe peruneliidt. @r hate lid
berltiegen un0 bonn lpeenannten Nobs
ihmeif aus am Mitttpom gIbenb nm
Sllfc geruFen. 3tuei 8curilten bntten Die
9i[ferlfe 9ebort uno berluhten, Inn
ollie al ~bringen, dber tpegen Der bers
eiEbredenOen Siniternib tonnten lie
lire Nettungsberlnde nidt fcrtieben unD
muBten umiebren. INN nod tpeitere ollie
au boleu. Nm an0eren Mloraen utIters
nabmen bic 9ouriifen neuerIid einen
MlfitieQ un0 iudteH ben 9nnden EeLers
Inttel az, ieDpH o6ne Grfofa. Damn
iuuroe cine expedition olisaeriiltet,
tpeIde ben Souriiten als Qeihe, er mar
i'm Ghneciturni eineeihIafen uno erfros
rem, nuffanb. Die Ebeilnebmer an Der
Expedition miBten lid burd ben Aliens
lid boben, frilh gefaQenen Ehnee ors
beiten, nm 3um Gitgrnt oc8 6nGtbores
All a%eInngen. Die 9eidie muRte erIt aus
Dem Smnee bernus0eidlnufelt iperSen.
~. ftAllS lOu1 cttt cUetilD pQIltUWIIf
Ter 8odlinuriit, iDie er nls Sda6lpieIer
unermiiOIi6 iein tonnte. Sn Scr letten
Belt ltu0irte er Wntbemofit unb nah
siuer Iode aneeItrengten Stubiums
pfle0te er ben Sonutn9soisfIug in's Sc
biree 5u MAIDEN. or mar Elm geitreider
lln6 tets origineller ShadipieIer. Nufs
fnlenb al ibm mar fein Dang sur gits
Inmieit. 9ns ein8i0e EbelHn, Dns i'm
lum Neben. ia mon6mol 5u It~unDenlonz
gen. Icbbnften 9iscuiIioneu berIodfe.
iparen mntbemdfiihe YrobIeme. 0r.
Yerlis bat i'd ieit 1908 an alien SrtIis
den uno aud an pieIen WeiItertournies
ren bes NusInnbes ~betbeiIiat. AuIebt
bat er am 20. SubiIGumStarnier DeS
@ieuer Ghahulubs 1919 tbeiIoeuoms
men.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

nen MIR Nue nrbellen. ilnfere enfsif8s
ung unler Nsihtfiun. infer Mouih. 0os
6ekm, tn benz pir fpobnen. ben Sonns
fnoss NusfIue, bic 8laihe 8ein. Sic nir
uns o%ene6migen, bic StIHoe i'm Qino.
bns Stid &eife ioeor, NIT Der mir uns
nnldxn all Oies miinOet IhIiebIih
ii ons SnternntionaIe Statiitide Snitis
tut, ergiebt irgcH0 cine uufuibcr[eafidbe
Shotiohe. Dfan Tam iaaen. 0as Sic
gauge WieniAbeit in icneu 8iffern lit.
MIR pHitn mir nod niht lie burchous
rihtie gu beuten, beeinHen crit Jest in
ihren @unen ou leien. Reben SEN beioen
lentimentGleu Nongrenen, BON Oenen Der
cine aus @bettos in cine berEprene 6eis
matb fibren mill, Der anbere es it'd Sim
Rrceramm iett. Der GiftidIanee ber
@eLabr BE 8dhne %ans5uore9er. itebt Die
Seiiion Der Statiitifer niittern, Hor
lnb bod boil bon elmer 8omontif. Sic
10 redt bic Romantii Oes ~Sabr6unSerts
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25
lDitMtr plaM[a.
giIOer, bic iid in Der bIamsu G0uau
seipisssIt baden.

@isn ale apuersfHabt. - 9ioHiReH sci
antiiemitsn. ~ Ban lpieIt GrtrinteH
mnb Wettnns.-@as bic Gtatiltif Sc
weitt. II 1er entthruuts 8nfaa. -
Beniur ssesn Geif.
Washington Journal., 1913-10-25

limb 81 al Dem BAT aud nod bic 6oF,
pper, uuler grobes S@nler8ensftnS. lire
Yforten pieDer eroffnet. .3t neuen
Eboten~, ME n lett Der 8otferDdms
merlng germ inet. gu alter Ebttens
Ioiigfeit, pie es nnd Der 6~ofopern0Gns
merung an fiirhten lit. Bic aintsr benz
Hegimcnt Der DIRECTION @reaor afts
gebro6en 81 lein Iheiut. Sc ab.
gelaufene Spieloeit mar in ieAer
6iniint bic troitlofeite, oie in oieiem
9dule erIebt lporDen iit, unD a iein
4n3eidJen Deutet Onrauf bin. 6as 0ie
fonIniennc Belieres brinoen piro. Ser
tiimnlerliAe. tdum ie arpcr erreid,te
Siefltano BON 3rrei Ropitdten, NIT benen
man I'M &oridhre ~nbgeipeilt purbe.
lhcint and fir 0ieien &inter fcitee6nIs
ten al tueroen. iuieoer perldfueiof DaS
NftloHsprcgrnmm oes 6errn @reaor
Iene Nerfe. ocren @ieocroabs an BEN
Yflidten zines Sniiituts gebort, Sas 0ds
Sdaften Der W%egentpnrt, ebeniu tpie bic
beneutlamen GrfAeinunaen Ser .Ietfen
Vpode 5u reprGientireU bot. Sic Sorae
fMs Die 8uiie lpll YuceIui'S .WoOd1eu
aus cem uiloen 3elten~ iibernebmen,
Das NIT lelnen Observation-Disclosures auf
aue Notwithstanding losaeIoSien
iuiro, MnO Die beinIiihe uno seitoen0is
lndle YrOolftion miro ein3ia Surh ben
oBIDdner bon glotre Dame beS olisaes
5eidneten &tener WluIiters Arana
Gh"1iot bertreten fem; cine OirC6nus
uao ernltbaft 3u biuigenbe 8nbl. Sic
NOD nah6riiGIi1er beeriiBt tpiirbe, tuenn
DIelem Merle eine Meihe anberer. BON
Der DNri10ne" MiiO bon Ed1refers .Hers
mem SLANG ansefongen. bis su ben les
ten Scnoramen bon ShiQinas ODER
8tttrer, 3emtinstD o0er Neifer ober
Siegirie0 Wngner oil sic Seite oeiteIf
uno menu bieie gleubeiten Ourh perth
boIe. tuifti9en iceniihen ErobIemI1guns
gen ndhItre6enoe Neu : Snicenirunoen
ere6r5t iuiir0en. Don nle6em bort man
nidltS. 3idts bon Ser Berufuna eines
groBen D%irigenten ober eNles be6eutens
ben @crtrnesmeiiters. Der has auseins
n~n0erfauen0e gniembIe AZ ein6eitLidlem
Gill er5ie6en f0nnte. Ter neubsruFeue
0err HelGhpein. Der lanaenfbshrte Glios
litdten aeiat, 5fGne. m1nnIit6e MuIifolis
tat. rpnthmiidle Sfraff6eit lnO feine,
~iinpeoantiidle BRIGHTON, lit trobouebem
nldlt Der Sdnaerz nno Grdeiterberaoo,
ner Iebt nctl tbut; nidt Der ltarfe See
niter.. Der in9eItiimr. gum llnoeohnfen
pororingenee unh mitreiBenoe Nuhrer.
bic I'M @elingeu un0 i'm Hehloreifen
INNER aleid 8ipinaenSe gerfoniidfeit
@ieIe Yerionlidfeit mlb nod aefunben
tper0en.
The evening world., 1913-07-19
WHEN A LAXATIVE IS
NEEDED :iid ! S%SiR HClSCiREis." L
Dime abox-Csntly clean your
liver and constipated bowels
while you sleep.

Take . Cascaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver. Stomach
and Bowels. and you will surely feel
great by morning. You men and
women who have headache. coated
tongue, can't sleep, are bilious, ner-
vous and upset, bothered with sick.
gsssy. disordered stomach. or have
bscksche and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascsrets--or merely forcing .
passsgewsy every few days with salts.
cathsrtic pills or castor oil? This is
important.
Csscarets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour. undigcsted and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipsted waste mntter and poison from
the intestines and bowels.
Remember, a Cascaret o-night will
straighten you out by morning. A
lO-cent box from your druggist means
heslthy bowel action: . clear head
and cheerfulness for months Don't
forget the children.
The evening world., 1913-07-19
Want FREE.FERRy
TO STATEN ISLAND,
SAY BUSINESS men
Many Commercial Interests
Back Evening Worlds Plea
for Fair Play to Richmond.
NO TOLLS ON BRIDGES.
All Other Boroughs in City
Have lntercommunication
Without Cost to Citizens.
NO TOLLS ON BRIDGES.

Make the Staten Island ferry . public
highway and give Staten islanders the
use Of the ferry free. This 70 urged
IN the spirit OF fair play to the rssa.
dents Of Richmond. who are now 70.
suiesd TO pay ferry fare In addition to
ear fare TO reach points In Manhattan
anA other borouGhs.
Mayor 0aynor. two years ago yestefs
day, declared the bridges connectins
the boroughs Of Brooklyn and Queens
public highways and ordered tolls for
foot passenger and vehicles abolished.
Only the railroads operating cars over
the bridges now pay toil-nvs cents for
each car per trip.
The Evening World calls upon the
Mayor and the Board of Estimate 70
make the Staten Island ferry . free
means Of translt between boroughs. for
<Dsaten Island alone 10 discriminatsd
AGAINST IN this respect. whose people
Day tor transit convenience. while at
&hs same time bang taxed - In other
beroushs.
Recently q contract with the Municipal
Railways Company 20 impose . three
cent fare upon Staten IsiAnders. while
vwo cents was TO be exacted By the oty
for the ferry service. was proposed. The
objsotion II raised that the people OF
ets4sn Island must bs restricted TO sur
facs cars.
The Staten Island ferry II operated at
Q lsaci< Of eAo.ooo annually. Were the
ferry free the denolt. would amount to
oooo.eoa. but the cost OF bridge maints-
nanos between other boroushs comes
clees to thia figure.
The bridges over the East Rivcr cost
~ city ol.l73. 90. a. follows: Brooklyn
Bstegs. t1.is1.lO: oussnsboro Bridge.
M,ln.seo; Wiiiiamsburgh Bridge. a..
nam; Manhattan Bridge. tas.S71seo.
Wh1ls the Brooklyn Bridge receipts on.
~ the cost Of ita maintenance. ~ much
ooanot b said Of the other bridges. .
naAuraj deficit attending.
TAs Beard Of Estimsks will now b
ab1Ded 20 MAKE the staten Island ferry
froo % Richmond. The Evening World
wln aodsavor TO bring about this ~.
Term. The suggestion has the indorse.
snsut Of the business men Of every
esesugh.
The evening world., 1913-07-19
CARDINAL GIBBONS LOOKS
FOR DEATH VERY soon
Prelate Of Baltimore, Nearly Sew.
enty-Nine, Says He Is Ready
to Go When God Calls.

baltimore, Nd. Juiy lS.-''on nsxt
wednesday shall be-, seventy -nins
years DID," nid Cardinal Gibbons ~
terday - he sat In his study. II Do not
think that I will live much Longer.
Ny life 10 nearly spent"
Il will soon be an octossnasisu. And
nature must take Ms courss. Almighty
God has blessed me with . long life
and am ready 10 answer whenever He
sees At TO call me to render account Of
my stewardship. think that Il win
not be long now. And when the call
comes I think II will be . suddsn one.
We should ali be ready for the oall. BE-
cause we don't know how soon o. sud-
denly t may come"
The caller asked the Cardinal II he
was not IN good health.
Yes" answered the CARDINAL. II still
feel young and capable Of performing
several more years Of labor. but think
Will soon pass away. Perhaps may
live ten years longer. We are never
surs.
You know h 10 our soul that makes
US young or old. II our soul Be young.
though our body be a. old as Msthuse-
The evening world., 1913-07-19
WITTPENN'S BOOM
SMASHED IN JERSEY
Hudson County Committee Re-
scindS Endorsement and Indorses
Fielder for Governorship.

H. Otto wlttpenn. sx-Mayor Of Jersey
City. had his hopes for the Democratic
nomination for lGovernor Of New Jer-
sey blasted last night.
The Democratic Committee OF Hud.
son County last April. when Wittpsnn
was ruling in jersey CITY and pos.
sessed much power. indorsed him for
the nomina ton. The commission form
Of government put Wittpenn out Of .
Job June ~. and his power began to
wane.
Since then the ex-Mayor and iIis
friends have spent much time In WaSh.
ington in an effort to get President
Wilson to indorse Wittpenns nomina-
tion. but the President has refused TO
do so
The Democratic Committee held .
special meeting last niEht and BY
unanimous vote decided to rescind its
April Endorsement OF Wtttpenn and 70
indorss Acting Gov. Fielder for the
Democratic nomination.
The evening world., 1913-07-19
uTTMAM DROPS FIGHT
FOR COMPANY B HONOR
Ex-Sergeant Writes Gov. Sulzer
That He Will Not Re-enlist
in National Guard.

ALBANY. July s.-Gov. sulser has
made public . letter from ex-Ssrgt.
Samuel IAttman Of Brooklyn. In which
tho latter declined to re.enlist In Com.
pany B. Forty-ssventh Infantry Of the
National Guard. or again to be . con.
didats for second lieutenant Of the oom.
pany. Littman's charge that hs was
denied promotion by Col. Henry G.
Barthman. commanding the regiment.
on the ground that he 10 . Jew. was
sustained recently by . board Of In.
quiry. presided over BY Lieut.. Col. Her.
man Bendell.
Col. Bends Recommendation that
Littman be p6rmitted to re.snlist. and
that an election be ordered, was a.
proved by the Governor. who declared
he would disband the company u LIT
man were not elsctsA
"Littman says no does not care to 70.
enlist" said Gov. sulssr to-day. "Tha,
settles that. A. Col Barthman has
been officially censured. the recon.
mendations Of Col Bendell have bsss
carried out In letter and In spirit. Thii
practically ends the case"
The evening world., 1913-07-19
News Oddities

BALM FOR died
TfROTTES Sticking
plaster placed the
WOMAN In sandyston something at night
ana FOUND eoppsrhead snake two feet long In her bed
DNTIRE CHURCH CONGREGATION Mlw.ukss
nay placed under Illegal hquor selling
MRS BENTON Of
=
FOUR HNDoo sEAMEN homicide write
religion prsscribss
ably would prefer surf bathing
AFRICAN AUTO TRIP be Cairo
FINDING THAT .
shows
express
station
LARGEST BIRTHDAY PARTY
OF
KENTUCKY BREEDERS
cows tail claiming
JUSTICE 0oFF
@ twice from ms hs wife and had since married two other womsn
eSess~ Az stun ss s's asssst sas cssst ySss ~ sva
The evening world., 1913-07-19
FACE A SIGHT
WITH SKIN ERUPTION
Broke Out on Hands, Then Body and
faee. Peeled All Over. Face Like
Raw Bsefstsak. I'VE Owe Our
eabys Life to Cuticura Soap and
Ointment"

otark D.. waterloo. N. Y.-"Whsa ny
bohy boy vas two weeks ~ be broke out
~ listls sorss Ora on he hapds end thsu
thsy bsgsa 70 sprsaA I'll ever his Attls BODY.
Thsy locked seed del IKE watss blistsr.
H sssosd TO peel ~ over ~ last end his
foes hcoks out end ~ wss . eight. HIS
neels facs vas lilgs piece of raw bssfaAk.
H vas . so,id saab whsesv9 his eiothiag
teashs1 him end hs I'D ssvsrA scass o.
~ facs.
II bad him unAsrgo . tssaansat and vas
Ovo boz of salvs end hs began 10 su6ss
Dses. ] called doctor asd hs told ne "a
- Cuticufs Soap end 0iatnsat. which !
~ ! vsahsd him III evsr IN sAs Cvsisurs
oeao y niehs aad vssd The Ostacurs Oins-
Qsnt. II vss ths arst nights rsst bad Ia
W. wealks. He sAspt foe az houss. ] sssd
- cake a Cuticuee Soap aad nsasiy q
~ g Outicun Ointnsnt cd In dx veslz
~ f.0s. BODY NJ hASAs wss - pure end
vt1ee - . luy. IL nsvse svsa lsft . scss
We svs ssP bsby's lifs 70 Cusievsa ssas
- 0isto0t." (sisnsO Mn. stsalsy
Jl1ev. Aps. ~. 1919.
cueieuss ooaD esd Ointmsat Do % nucl
1wDese os0plsstaos. red. rough haAds. end
~. tA1n And failing halr. aAd eees - htsla
- y = alnose,estninal ~ - ~ ohso
~ ~ 1s&lsss ehseughoae ~ vosll. II
- omUls 6 saeh nailsl ~ ~ ~
~ - ~ - ~ ssalA Al1sup -
- ',Uuals6Es. Dsus. =. Desoss.3
490vAoeAng - dqnoooV1A0u'
QD0qDD1noD1l 1HD00n
The evening world., 1913-07-19
MILLIONAIRE KILLED
WHILE ON 4 JOY RIDE
1eorge Hoberg Had Figured In
Other Auto Wrecks, in One Of
Which a Man Met Death.

0REDN BAY. Wis. July is.-whsn
his automobile turned turtle near Graf
toa. Wis.,. George Hoberg. thirty.fivA
millionsirs officer Of = paper mill com.
pany. met almost instant death last
nisht. Hobsrg had figured In . mum.
eer Of automobile accidents. In one of
Which George Eilsr Of Milwaukee was
KILLED.
0sorgs Burschingsr. thirty.fivs. who
y . Green Bay barber. was thrown
against . fence. but will live.
11iss Stella Wiser. twsnty.sight and
ogiss Helen Click. twenty. both Of She
eoyvan. were the other occupants Of
the car. The girls trst met the msa
tAe day befors the aocidsat Miss Wis
~ was injured about the spine and
9aralysis developed to-day. Miss 0nck
was thrown against the fence ana -
versly bruised.
The evening world., 1913-07-19
WINTER GARDENS
NEWpRODUCT|ON
THURSDAY NIGHT
Passing Show of 1913"
Travesty Of Plays With
Spectacular Features.
<ATvHE PASSING SHOW OF lsis'
will be produced ut the Winter

<ATvHE PASSING SHOW OF 1913"
will be produced st the Winter
Garden on Thursday night. In
ADDITION to travestiss OF plays there will
bs spectacuisr features. such as bal
loon rising over . city. a train wreck.
and . picturesque water scene. In the
company will b Conroy and LeAfaire.
. biackfaoe team: Harry 0iifoii. Bessie
Clayton. Herbert Cortheii. May Boiey.
Charlotte Greenwood. Sydney Grant.
wellington Cross and Lois Josephine.
Charlie King. Tony Hunting and Cor
,nne Francis. Moilis King. Nellie King.
Swan Wood. Lew Brics and Lillian
0onns. Laura Hamilton. Freddie De.
Haven and Charlie Nice. 0raos Kimhall.
George Hanlon, I'd Begisy and George
Ford. and . chorus Of eighty.
william J. Kelly Joins the Academy
q Music stock company on Monday to
play Armand In Camille"
Going Some viii be the Offering Of
the stock company ~ the Harlem Opera
House.
Tue photo-drama "ouo vadis" will Be
siven at the AlhAmbrA Theatre for two
weeks beginning Monday afternoon.
VAUDEVILLE hoUSEs.
AZ HAmmssStsin's will be the Chinese
mas.clan. Ch,nx LAns Foo ana hjs four.
teen ortsntsls Bert French ana Alice
ns in .~rNe Dance Of Fortune" Jesse
Lssky's 'srhrss Beautiful Typss," Julict
Daka In songs. Prince Moro. the mon
key. and the Cadets Dc GAscosne In
operate selections.
Ksth's Union Square Theatre will
have viii In Morris in Tho Inter-
rupted Curry" Bart McHugh In a musi-
cal revue oaNed THE Lawn Party"
Ohung Wah Chinese Four In fun and
music. Martin and Fabrinl In . dancing
sisit and others.
Willie Weston and Mike Bernard will
head the bali At Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre. where others will be Marion
Barney In '-Thstr Wedding Might"
Marion Carson In songA Frank 4ullane
and Lambs AAnnikins. The Eleven
Georgia Blossoms w4ii bs the feature At
Proctor's Tveuty-third Street Theatre.
Al ths Fistv.drhrh etrset Theatre the
,on,,r., v,i, n. "rh. M. su,n,,.. .,
..s,,. -, r.,~.-~ o1... III, 49,.
O
nIs' p'Ace '"e O"s """ere" e"o
Tventy-nItn street Thsatre g.,s..
The American Theatre Will have the
Alpha Troupe Arthur 0eAry. Sadie OFT.
wilson and MACH, THE Bower Of Msl.
odv:" wIliians ana Ia. and Kins and
o.ca,
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Ss0in,snins Costumes Of
European Resorts Turn
Out to Be Ideal for the
Purpose, and Exposed
Bloc n, er Effect and
Bright Bulgarian Trim.
nsinss Make Them,
Really Attractive.

A tricksy thing 10 the new swimming
costume. patterned after the latest ideas
N French bathing wear. and more fsnci-
sll ana ooqusttish than anything ever
seen before on American beaches. The
Ffenchwoman takes her dip In what has
been considered up to this year rather
fantastic toggsry-as far a. English and
American notions have been concerned.
IL must DO admitted. however. that the
say little French suit 10 really more
appropriate for its purpose than the
slsboraAs Newport and Nsrragansett
Costumes Of the past few seasons-cos-
TUNES built In all respects. except
lcngth and decolistage. precisely like .
formal frook for promenade wear In
town. and ntted. moreover. over cor
sets. Frilly lingerie has even appeared
beneath the discreet skirts OF some
American bathing suits In previous sum.
msrs. and even parssols. hats. specially
built footwear and reticulss to match
The Fpach hatAsr could never be mis-
taken for anything else than q bather
and while dainty and becoming her cos.
tune has always bssn practical for II,
puTposs. ,
sIclLiENNG COMING BACK IN
BATHING suire.
Most pronounced OF the four modsli
pictured 10 the bathing suit with q
tucked up tunic to the hip. This cos
tune 10 made OF navy blue siciiienne--,
material which has fallen some ewha
into disrsputs In America Of late year,
during the erase for satin and brocad,
bathing suite. bat which has held IL
eva steadily, h. Dureps.
- panuises1 .medsl pictured has
eonAs'1 yutustse aik In red aAA srssl
oonu - ~ tUteeas and ioi1s su n,
| I6olo&l0. 60 .og-tAls- sAolgDsl ,GllII
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stockings are also In the deep blue
shade.
With this bathing costume are worn
the laced bathing sandals which are
the Grand chic this season at the
French beaches.
Obviously uncorsetsd as the figure In
the draped up bathing suit OF lans.
downs-A silk and worsted mixture that
10 ideal for this purpose. Few women
this summer are affecting corsets With
their bathing costumes. and many
women are doing without stays On.
tirely.
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THE INDIAN MEDICINE
MAN

can produce roots and herbs for
|every ailment and cure diseases
that battle our most skilled
physicians. who have spent
years in the study Of drugs.
From the roots Of herbs Of
the field originated Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, which for thirty years
|has proved more potent and ef.
(fcacious in curing female ills
than any combination Of drugs
|known. ...,.s
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Fire n.ssine Di.s IRE. s.r.s.

Mia Roas Riyso. who thrilled the
crowds Watching the IRE At No. III
West Twsatisth street yesterday as
she crawisd through the flames along
q marrow ledge three stories high to
an adjoining building. died last night
st st. vlnosnt's Hospital. She wAs
terribly burned on the face, hands and
body. She was twenty-five and lived
at No. IL East Fourth street.