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The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Co.mo,-VandeviIIe.

Comedy features in many forms will
characterize the Cosmos bill next week.
The Musical Holts, one Of the best quar-
tets In popular vaudeville, will give selec-
tions on brass, string and wood instru-
ments: the Kretore Trio. with the comic
boy, Bud" and his pretty sister,. their
speciality. assisted by their father; Wan
ger and Palmer, a blackface skit. In
Nearly a Job" Les Keliors, n foreign
novelty in the acrobatic field. with scenic
accessories and a galaxy of athletes a
unique exhibition. and the Songbirds OF
Sunshine, six pretty little misses in. a
dainty melange OF melody. mirth and
terpsichorean pantomime. Another act
will be announced later.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Twenty-Two: L am convinced that the
lifeless, aged appearance Of your skin is
plain spurmax lotion is an excellent skin
cleanser, beauttfier, and tonic. This Is
made at home by dissolving four ounces
spurmax in one-half pint hot water tor
witch hazel. then adding two teaspoon
fuls glycerine. This spurmax lotion does
not give &c the complexion that made
appearance. It brings out the natural
the oily, sallow, muddy" condition and
insures perfect complexion. This lotion
will not spot nor blow on and seems part
Of the skin.
A l.: The delstone treatment for hairy
Crowths is quite harmless and rarely is
more than one application required. Mix
4 little powdered deiatone with water and
apply to the objectionable hairs, then aft
er two or three minutes rub IL on, and the
hairs comes with IL. Washing the skin
leaves it firm and free from blemish.
Dolly: Your itchy scalp can be relieved
and cured, as well as the falling hair, by
the use of a Quinine tonic which at least
4, dozen of my personal friends are using
quinzoin dissolved in a half pint Of alco-
hol, TO which should be added half a pint
Of water. They use this regularly by mas
saying into the roots of the hair and they
the tonic improves the growth of the hair
and helps nature make IL beautiful and
healthy.
Gertrude: / am sure you are wrong In
the never-shampoo idea, for learn
through my correspondents that neglect
Ing to cleanse the hair is nearly as injuri-
Gus rs the use of soap or other harmful
mixtures. So / would shampoo with can
throx at least once month during fall,
and think your hair will regain its
healthy gloss and evenness Of color. A
teaspoonful Of canthrox dissolved in
cup bot water is quite enough mixture
for a thorough shampoo and after rims
ing well, the hair dries very quickly. The
regular use of canthrox for shampooing
corrects all hair and scalp troubles and
encourages a bountiful growth of hair.
!ong and beautiful.
Anna: No, don't make yourself miser-
able by unnecessary dieting or indulging
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTINI.

In violent exercise TO reduce fat Make up
and take this simple reducer and your
weight will soon be just where you want
IL: Dissolve four ounces parnotis in one
and oae-half pints hot water; Wnen II
cools strain and take q tablespoonful be-
fore meals. This parnotis reducer acts
gently, is quite harmless. ana entirely
satisfactory results are quickly attained.
Hortense: Indeed, you. can easily cure.
that tired, dep7esscd feeling. which Is ac-
companied with such a sailow condition
OF the face. They are caused by sluggish
blood (very common in the fall n,ohths)
which is not properly eliminating the poi
sons from the system. Try this blood
purifier and tonic: Into one-han pint al
one ounce kardene, then add one-haif
cupful sugar and hot water 20 make q
full quart. Take one tablespoonful OF
ic before each meal. This Is splendid for
that weak, worn feeling and restores the
kidneys to normal action and the blood
to a healthy condition. Its timely use
will save much serious sickness.
Olive: Yes, I know a sure cure for
wrinkles which can be cheaply made at
mini mf saS S1s S1Res atsr and S % two
teaspoonfuls giycerine. Stir and let stand
for one day. To remove or prevent wrin-
kles, apply this vegetable cream-Jelly
thicl1ly and massage thoCoughly. AT night
leave the face covered with the cream.
You viii find nothing to equal almozoin
jelly cream. to remove wrinkles and keep
them away and II contains no oil or fat
which might promote hair growth. You
will also notice by its use not only your
wrinkles disappearing, but the large pores
OF the entire face getting much smaller
and the skin very soft and velyety.
Lucy: You want to brighten and
strengthen your eyes and can easily do
so by using this plain crystos eye-tonic in
which / have great faith because OF the
good II has done in so many instances,
and 1 am sure IL you put two or three
drops Of 1t in your sore, aching eye at
frequent intervals for time, the fnfiam-
inexpensive tonic, dissolve one ounce
crystos 10 a pint clear water. To dull.
lifeless eyes it viii lend a youthful spar
kle and fascinating expression.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
By wIsIFRED SHORT.

Women phone operators in Japan num-
Der 3.7o9.
Germany has nearly 5000 female metal
workers.
There is scarcity of women in winai-
peg, Canada.
One-third of the wage earners in Ger
many are women.
Mrs. Russell Sage is New York's rich
est woman taxpayer.
Kansas City's lady police are to be
maintained indefinitely.
Women are allowed to become health
officers in ten States.
American girls are growing larger. ac-
cording to Lady NoEthcliffe.
Missouri has 1.sO6,522 females out Of a
population of S,2ss,S5S.
Miss Elizabeth Djlwyn, of Swansea,
England, is an inveterate cigar smoker.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. johnson has been ap-
pointed a special cat killer in Lynn.
Mass.
Iceland has a women's club with 1000
members and a university with 500 stu
dents.
1t is said that King Constantine, OF
Greece. is ruled by the strong hand OF
his Queen
Philadelphia high schools are now
teaching girl students the art OF sales
manship.
There are 5s,43S women in the employ
of the United States Government
Divorces are said to be on the increase
in Ohio, while marriages are on the de-
cline.
DR.. Elsie S. Pratt has been appointed
member of the health service in Dem
yer.
Chinese women have the most perfect
hands of any of the feminine sex in
the world.
Women are taking a great deal Of in
tetest in the coming political campaign
in Philadelphia
The minimum rate paid miiliners in
France is three cents an hour and rarely
exceeds seven cents.
Women who earn 81 for a weeks work
of fifty-four hours exist in Birmingham,
England.
Eight civil service appointments will be
open to women in Philadelphia. during
this month.
Mrs. Rose NJ. Haynie, wife OF Judge
Haynie, has been appointed a special
police officer for Salem, Ill.
The ban put on aigrettes By the United
states has caused quite furor among
American women travelling abroad
Women with visible hatpins are ex-
cluded from all public conveyances and
places Of entertainment in ST. Etienne,
France.
So as to avert a strike among the serv-
ants In Buckingham Palace, Queen Mary
has granted a request that they be al
lowed to dance the tango.
New York has ladies' bar, where
woman may go In at any time and
order her favorite drink just the same as
man does IN the morning. II is run
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
OFFICIALS ON STUMP.
bryan, Daniels, Roosevelt, and
Folk to speak i'm Maryland.

That at least two members of the Presi-
dent Wilson Cabinet, with their assist
ants. are to take active part in the COM
ing campaign was evidenced yesterday
in the announcement that Secretary of
the Navy Daniels will speak at Annap-
oils. Nd, on November 1, and probably
will add other dates in Maryland and
possibly In New Jersey.
Secretary Of State Bryan will devote
three days to stirring up the Democratic
vote in New Jersey and a like number
to campaign work in Maryland
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Roose-
welt Is scheduled to speak at Indian Head,
Nd, on October %. and former Gov. Folk
of Missouri, Solicitor of the State De-
partment. will campaign at Salisbury.
Nd. on November l.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Gift for Brldc.maid..

One little bride. with more ingenuity
than money, made photograph frames
from material like her wedding dress.
placed therein her portrait and that Of
her hance, then had the whole thing
mounted under glass, with small gilt
rim of picture-frame moulding. Her
maids were delighted with the gifts.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
su.au.hnnna River improvements.

Representative Moore of Pennsylvania
introduced two bills in the House yester-
day for the improvement Of navigation
on the Susquehanna River. One bill re-
yokes an executive order issued IN 1904,
placing a ban on navigation above the
Maryland line. and the other provided
that a survey be made of the river from
Chesapeake Bay to Harrisburg. Pa
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
vi.or cap..

Everybody who follows the mode will
have cute little visor cap this autumn.
for these captivating affairs are already
the reign in Paris. A visor model seen re-
Gently had a pert little visor brim Of
satin shading the eyes. A COO feather
at the front was only detail-though
a very smart detail. ut is true. This
cap accompanied o taillerr Of white mo-
hair worn with blouse of sheer allover
embroidery
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Jury Award. $4,000 Damages.

A jury in Justice Anderson's court yes
terday returned a verdict Of $3.50 in
favor OF Henry c. Becker in his suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Becker was injured
in a row among some colored passengers
On street car at Brooks Station, near
the Chesapeake Junction line. February
"a, 1872
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Academy-"The Round-Up."

"The Round-Up" will be seen next week
at the Academy of Music. 1t is one of
the biggest spectacle plays ever offered
by Klaw & Erlanger who originally pro-
duced the play. but who have loaned 1t
to Mr.. Robert Campbell for the popular
priced houses There are colorful pic
lures, picturesque characters fill the
scenes, and there is life and action, and
always that touch of melodramRtics that
will stir the blood and cause the pulse to
beat faster.
The most impressive scene of the whole
production is shown in the third act.
This setting. a rocky mountainside with
a narrow defile, down which twenty In
dians silently ride, is one of rugged
grandeur which arouses audiences to a
pitch of high enthusiasm.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
PRESIDENT RECEIVES ACTRESS.
Miss Elsie Ferguson Pays Her Re-
specfs to dr. and Mrs. Wilson.

President and Mrs. Wilson yesterday
received Miss Elsie Ferguson, the actress.
in the Red Room of the White House
Miss Wilson, Miss Eleanor Wilson and
Miss Bones were with them
Miss Ferguson's call followed the ap-
pearance of the Presidential party at the
theater Tuesday night and the invitation
was in appreciation OF the enjoyment of
the comedy. Her visit was made with
Dudley Field Malone. Third Assistant
Secretary of State, who has been a warm
friend of the actress since the days when
the attended dancing school together.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
PoIrs-"Capt. JInks of the Horse
Marines."

The Poll Players will be seen next week
In revival Of the first success written
by Clyde Fitch. author Of fifty success
full dramas The play is Capt Jinks. Of
the Horse Marines" which was produced
thirteen years ago, and which made
Ethel Barrymore a star. The story Is
told In three acts, one of which shows
the docking Of an ocean liner in New
York. and another the preparation be-
hind the scenes for a young singers first
American appearance. The Poll manage
ment has leased from Charles Frohman
the original stage settings and costumes.
Miss Jewel will play the role created by
Miss Barrymore, and Mr.. McAllister will
be seen as Capt. Jinks.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
n. F. KeIth's-HIgh-CIass vaade-
VILE.

Jesse L. Lasky's "Clownland." featuring
little Babette and Victor Stone, will be
given its Washington premiere next week
at B. F. Keith's Theater. Another at
traction will be the raconteur. Julius
Tannen. Third in ranking order will be
Madden and Fitzpatrick in the latter's
genre dialect comedy, The Wanderer."
Illustrating Latin quarter life in Paris
THE Girl from Milwaukee will be pre-
sented In musical selections appealing to
widely different tastes. Other features
will be George B. Reno and company, Jed
and Ethel Dooley, Mack Williams aud
Ida Segal, Blanche Sloan, and the Pathe
motion pictures of current events.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Frock. OF Jet.

Jet cloth will make some Of the chic
evening frocks for matrons, says the
New Haven Journal Courier Usuaily
II will be associated with velvet and chif-
fon with a white charmeuse UNDER
skirt.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
next WEEK
e.olumhla-AYeans wl.aom...

the Columbia Theater next week
under the management Of Joseph Brooks,
Mabel and Edith Taliaferro Will be seen
together as co-stars In new play en-
titled Young Wisdom" written by Ra-
chel crothers- The idea OF bringing these
two sisters together, giving them roles
Of equal prominence. is a decidedly m
genfous one. and there can be no ques-
ton but what local playgoers Will find
Inuh to enlist their attention In this en-
gagement. Both Mabel and Edith Talia-
ferro have filed important engagements
In Washington. and there should be a
wonderful appeal in the Forthcoming ap-
rearence Of these two sisters, who, since
carly childhood, have been on the stage
and who, through hard work, have
achieved 9 much deserved success.
The engagement win be for one week.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

A modern beet sugar factory is being
built in Hardin, Manchuria, at a cost Of
$S25,Ooo
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

tests; Friday. the amateurs. and Satur-
day. 1.-THE mystery" with continuous
concerts on Sunday.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
NstionnI-"rhe Poor Little RIch
GirI.o

Klaw & Erlanger announce their latest
and most artistic stage triumph. ''The
Poor Little Rich Girl for next week at
the National Theater.
This Is the first dramatic venture Of
Eleanor Gates. a recognized author Of
novels and short stories.
The production is massive and scenically
as big as that introduced In Ben Hur,"
and the company for the twenty-five
speaking parts is possessed of individual
distinguishment. comprising Viola Dana,
Virginia Norden. Gladys Fairbanks. Viola
Fortesque, Nellie Preston. Helen Gurney.
Eugenia Dale, Ella Rock. Margaret
Houck, Honore Connette. Harry c.
Browne. Frank Currier. Harry Cowan,
]. Palmer Collins, William S. Lyons,
Harry Cowley. Joseph A Bingham, Al
Grady, A. AIphonse. James Bryson.
James Bryson, James Robbins. William
II. Leyden. and others OF prominence.
Beiasco--sofherna and Marlowe.
Next Monday night at the Belasco The
ater L. II, Sothern and Julia Marlowe
will begin their annual local engagement
with the following arrangement of rep
ertolre for the week: Monday night
Tanning of the Shrew;'' Tuesday,
Romeo and Juliet" Wednesday mat
Tree. Ell l Were King" Wednesday
night, Much Ado About Nothing:'
Thursday, Macbeth Friday. The
Merchant OF Venice; Saturday matinee.
''As You Like It." and Saturday night
Hamlet" This will be a complete
change of bill for each performance. with
an inviting mingling Of tragedy, comedy.
and farce from which to make selection.
II is Of uncommon interest to note that
tho coming engagement will furnish an
opportunity for again witnessing Mr..
Sothern's admirable and delightful char
acterization OF Villon. the poet, I'm Justin
Huntley McCarthy's romantic play. IF
Were King" Miss Marlowe will not
be seen in this revival, as she has never
been connected with the play, and limits
her performances solely to the Shake
spearean repertoire
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Anna: No, don't make yourself miser-
able by unnecessary dieting or indulging
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

So as to avert a strike among the serv-
ants in Buckingham Palace, Queen Mary
has granted request that they be al
lowed to dance the tango.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Women with visible hatpins are ex
cluded from all public conveyances anC
places Of entertainment in St Etienne
France.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

New York has a ladies' bar, where
a woman may go In at any time and
order her fayorite drink Just the same as
a man does IN the morning. II is run
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Nine. Madeline Marelis, of Marseilles,
who is said to be the oldest woman in
France, having just celebrated her one
hundred and tenth birthday. drinks a
glass Of cognac brandy every day after
leaving church.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Although she is seventy-seven years
of age, Miss Marie Sanford, who was one
of the lucky persons in the recent govern
ment land drawing. has decided to take
up her claim and become a farmer.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

The ban put on aigrettes By the United
states has caused quite a furor among
American women travelling abroad
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

Mrs. Louis a. Shaw, delegate to the
Progressive convention in Massachusetts,,
is the first woman to be elected as a
delegate to a State convention. She re-
ceived every vote cast in her ward.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23

With data obtained from between
5000 and 5000 women and girls in
twenty-three manufacturing establish
ments, it is found that half Of them are
under twenty years of age. and fourth
twenty-five or over.
Newark post., 1913-12-10

the north side Of Fourth street
from King to Walnut as the New
Jersey market, on Tuesdays, We'd
nesdays, Friday and Saturdays,
from 6 a. m. Of the first day to 3
p. m. on the second day, except in
berry and fruit season, when the
time is extended to 9 p. m., the oc-
cupants to pay 25 cents day for
space; also specifying the south
side OF Fourth street between King
and Walnut and between jefferson
and Monroe, as the hucksters mar
ket daily, except Sundays, closing
10 p. m. on Saturdays; also fixing
the fish market as King and Madi-
son. streets between Front and Sec
ond, closing at 2 p. m. on Monday
and Thursday, 3 p. m. on Wednes-
day and 9 p. m. on Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday from March Is
to June Is, and closing at 2 p. IN.
the balance Of the year. The clerk
Of the market is authorized to en-
force the law. The penalty clause
is as follows:
If any person to whom a certi-
ticate has been issued by the clerk
of the market, permitting him or
her to occupy certain space men,
toned in such certificate shall sell
any article which is not permitted
to be sold under the Act of the
| General Assembly Of the State Of
Delaware, and this ordinance from
the space so allotted to him or her,
such person, upon conviction be-
fore the judge Of the Municipal
Court for the City Of Wilmington,
shall forfeit such certificates Of al
lQtmcnt and shall not thereafter be
igivcn another certificate of allot-
imeut Tor tn1 space Of two years,
land in the meantime shall not be
permitted to occupy the space Al
loted to another under a penalty OF
| not less than five dollars and not
Im0re than twenty-five dollars, i'll
the discretion Of said judge, for
each and every otienso, Every other
person violating any Of the provi-
siOnS Of this ordinance shall be sub
! jcct to a penalty Of not less than
| five dollars, and not more than
| twenty-five dollars, in the discre-
ton of said judge, for each and
Ievcry otfense. "
Newark post., 1913-12-10
New Market Ordinance

The proposed new ordinance,
regulating the street market, was
introduced and read twice at the
meeting of City Council last Fri
day night. Following the reading
the ordinance was referred to the
committee of the whole.
The ordinance was accompanied
by a letter from the law committee
and Street and Sewer Directors,
setting forth that while it is i'm
possible, because of the statutory
restrictions, to pass an ordinance
establishing such markets as the
city authorities and the citizens de-
sire, the ordinance is intended to
regulate the markets as far as pos
sible until such time as the Legis-
lature places the market matter in
the hands OF some responsible body
also that a similar ordinance will
be enacted by the Street and Sewer
Department.
Before the ordinance was read
Mr.. zimmerman entered a protest
stating that he thought each mem
ber should first be provided with a
copy. He remarked that he was
surprised that butcher (mean-
ing Councilman Haney) should, as
member of Council s committee,
approve the committee s report, for
he said a resolution was to follow
that was clearly class legislation.
PRESIDENT White agreed with Mr.,
Haney that Mr.. Zimmerman was
out OF order, the president inform
ing HIM that he could get copy
OF the ordinance after it had been
referred to the proper committee.
The ordinance merely reCites the
provisions Of the Legislative act fix
ing and regulating the markets,
with a penalty clause attached so
as to make it effective. Absence OF
"A penalty made the enforcement OF
the existing ordinances in its en-
trety impossible.
The new ordinances, as in the
statute, restricts the markets in
King street from Second to Tenth
and Madison from Second to Ninth
to farmers and truckers, with z
o'clock as the closing hour on Wed
nesdays and Saturdays; specifics
Newark post., 1913-12-10
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS
HhNLOI.x J. Or I = =

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Mems and Young Mems Suits from $500 to SIS
Mems and Young Mems Overcoats, ChIden's Overcoats,
Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Goats Also a Big Line
Mems Dress and Working Pants, Boys and Little Boys
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A Great Assortment of Mems, Boys Ladies' and
Children's Shoes The Best and Well-known makes
such as Douglas, Walkover, JustRight and others.
Special School Shoes as Douglas, the Walton and
the Lenox-all Solid Leather. Also line of Work
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Endicott Johnson make.
The Finest Assortment in Sweaters for the Family.
Prices from 3o to 81. SO.
All kinds of underwear for Men, Women and Child
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Mems Dress Shirts-FIallmark's, 81 90 for 89c and
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A nice line of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings
Table Cloths, Sheets, Sheetng Bed Spreads, Quilts
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