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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE TO MEET
QUARTERLY SESSION WILL BE
HELD IN GRACE CHURCH
MONDAY.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Church sunday School Institution Of
the Richmond eonvocatton viii be held
In Grace church. sunday school rooms
today AT SIS o'clock.
The program for this meeting Is
as follows:
Address by Mrs. f, II. osgood on
Echoes from the general convention
on Sunday-Sc school Work
Distribution OF the printed programs
for the Teachers Training institute 10
be held IN St PauIs church. December
sth. 10 I2th. inclusive. with remarks
by r. +. Anderson, who has recently
attended number Of these meetings.
General conference on timely sun
dsy-school topics led by r. Il. Ander-
son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE
Via
York River Line, Wednesday, Nov. F.:

Magnificent new steamer, City OF
Richmond" $3.50 round trip. Three
DAYS in Baltimore Leave Richmond
40 F. M, Southern Railway Steamer
Train. First-c coaches and parlor
car. Arrive Baltimore 700 A NJ. Re-
turn any day TO and including Novem
Der 2sth This low fare affords Il
splendid opportunity to spend Thanks
giving Day In baltimore, at a minimum
cost and. incidentally. to inspect the
ers, CITY OF Richmond" and the city
Of Annapolis" now In service daily
except Sunday. Consult agents, 9e7
Etn ct Main street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
FINISH INSPECTION
OF FIELD ARTILLERY

Lieutenant c. T. Richardson. OF the
ordnance department. has Just COM
pleted an inspection of the field ar
tillery of this state.
A report OF the conditions OF the
artillery was made and forwarded to
the department at Washington. When
asked yesterday regarding the con-
ditions he declared that IT was not
for him to discuss. However, 1t Is said
that the conditions have never been
better than at the present time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
Collar Rutton Causes Death.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. 23.-The
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. e.
Young. of DinwiddIe county, who was
taken to Memorial hospital, Rich
mond, several days ago for an opera
ton, died yesterday. The little fellow
swallowed a collar bottom several days
ago, and an operation was performed
after the use Of the X-Ray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
Says He Took Rabbits.

Wesley Aytes. eolored. was arrested
yesterday and locked UP AT the Second
police station on complaint of Charles
Aytes. colored. who alleges Wesley
stole nfty cents and So worth Of
rabhits from hinaA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
Theft From Person Charged.

Charged with stealing 81 from the
person Of Milton Gordon colored.
Maria Allen. colored, was arrested by
Policeman Goode, and locked up at
the Second police station yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
CAROLINIAN ENTERS
PETERSBURG MARKET

PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 23.-J.
u. King. of Winston-S Salem, n. c.,
veteran grower of bright tobacco, has
purchased through the r. O. Egerton
company, of this city, the property
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24

y e. fiFhHs Jra was locked up ~
the Second police station yesterday by
Detectives Keiiam, Duffey and Wiley.
yn charge ~ stealing $3.50 from
George 4. Gray ON May sist, last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
A PENNY VOTE

The virgnn the leading and respected FAMIIY PAPER
oreanzng and perfectng carriers delivery routes and
SPECIAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES
o
will be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
The Weather

Virginia--Fair, colder Monday; Tues
day fair, with moderate temperature;
moderate west and northwest winds.
North Carolinac-Fair. colder Mon
day: Tuesday fair: moderate northwest
winds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-24
GENERAL INTEREST

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
Only "Cascarets"
IF Constipated
Gently clean your liver and
conslipated bowels
while you
sleep.

Take Caacsret tonight and
thoroughly cleanse your Liver
stomach and nownla. aud sou All
surely feel great b. morning fou
men and women Who have head.
ache coated tongue. can't alocp.
arc bilious. nervous and upsrt
bothered vith a sick gassy d.anr
dered stomach or have backAchc
and feel all worn out
Are you Keeping your bowels
clean with Cascareta--or merely
forcing pasaageway every few
days With salts. rathartic pills ~
castor OLE Thu IS important
CaBcarets Immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach. reno e
tho sour. undiFcsted and ferment.
ling food and foui gases take The
excess bilo from the liver and car.
rs or the conatpated vRaio mat
tor and poison from tho intcst.ncs
and bowels
Remember. a Csscarei tonight
vul 8tralEhtcn You out b. morn
Z Ing 4 iO.ccut box from yonr drug.
F.st means healthy bowel action a
clear head and chscrfuinss8 Tor
months Don't forget The children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
LIVING COST HIGH, SAYS $4,000 CHEF, BECAUSE YOU
MAKE BUTCHERS THROW AWAY BEST CUTS OF MEAT

ny Monsieur Charles Laperruque
SAYS the young housewife with
conscious pride,
We never use anything az our
house but the BEST cuts uf meat
My husband viii not eat cheap meat
or made dishes OF any kind
Did you know. madame. that
1000 pound steer dresses only TO
500 pouudBg And that ont OF these
SOC pounds only zoo pounds OF meat
can be claHsed as choice cuts7
Retail butchers are not wholly 10
blame for the high cost OF meat
Women demand these tender
cuts because they do not know
how TO cook any other kind o.
meat and because they can be
cooked with less trouble. The
cheaper cuts are more nutrl.
tious and possess better flavor.
bot they need the right treat
ment 20 make them tender.
REEF TAKEN FROM A CHEAP.
Err CUT SHOULD BE SERVED
OFTEN. LEAVING HIGHER
PRICED CUTS FOR HIGH DAYS
AND HOLIDAYS"
All they need is proper treatment
90 make thew tender. and 90 prove
.li ! want 20 Tell the housewife who
thinks nothing bat portcrhuuse
good enough for her family. that .n
first class restaurants al least
dozen dishes costing from 90 cents
10 s. 90 an order. and bearing
strange foreign names. and tasting
delicious. are nothing but fancy
hashes or fancy stewH ~ PLAIN
ENGLISH. and are made from The
CHEAPEST cuts ~ meat
Here are high class cheap dlshes
Short Ribs Of Beef.
Whom carefully prepared this
dish is. as tAe Haylns goes. "ut for
La King II can DE prepared 10
many different sty lea. which differ
Only in the RarnishineH ! describe
below The fundamental preparation
Have your butcher cut the short
ribs = p Inches wide Proceed 20
boil an for chuck. only giving three
quarters ~ an hour cooking Drain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Of shoulder and remove the bono:
DO not have this too small. hH "A
pot roast should always bc Of size.
Fry 81 ia beef or pork drippings
la a deep cafthcn iron or granite
pan when brown add 10 four.
pound roast Two tablespoons Of
flour, leg IL cook three minutes. add
three pints OF water. two b.
leaves. large onion Ia which are
stuck four cloves. pinch OF pep.
per corn ana three tablespoons Of
calsup. Lot cook gently for one
hour and q half. set aside and then
skim all fat which arises. Slice
meat aud serve with gravy
strained.
Sliced Chuck Meat. Minute 8aute
Ask your butcher 20 give what
ever quantity you deem necessary
for your wants Of lean chuck as
near the shortrib part aB poaai.
Bile
Slice Il ncroHs the grain OF ihc
tissue very thin. have some onion
also Sliced very thin. some Sliced
cooked potatoes. chopped parsley.
salt aud pepper and proceed 40 fol
lows.
In a shallow skillet have drip.
pings very hot drop 10 The sliced
meat Try very quickly, add tho
onions. potatoes. salt pepper and
parsley Drain well and add llt.
fle cider vinegar go give 10 tart
taste This dish is quickly made
and is O x when the housewife
has been shopping late
FLANK hTenfer
The flank steak has never been
accorded proper recognition OF
course. the secret OF satisfaction
depends on IT'S preparation
ln the above style tht steak must
be- freed from an shows and fat
and Sliced cruHfwayH % half an inch
thick sprinkle with salt and pep.
pef lanto with little olive Oh aud
set 20 br1il over q very hot fire.
turning ouly once and Keeping b.
Nery rare Serve hot with some
fresh hutter llitlc chopped pnrs.
les aud a uny bit Of lemon juice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
WHITE LIVERED CUR TRIES TO SELL
WIFE'S HONOR TO ATONE FOR THEFTS

to the utmost capacity. This
is largely due TO the fact that
the Seattle Theatre is not in
the Theatrical Trust, and con
scqucnty tickets can be had
for 2Oc, SOC aud SOC, instead
OF SloO to $50. Paid in
Full' will run all wcck-with
special matinces on Thursday,
Saturday and Sunday The
Seattle Thcatrs, at Third and
Cherry street, is the largest
and one of the finest in the
city-a fact not generally
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
BOYS AND GIRLS
SHOULD BE COMPANIONS

Dear Miss Grey 10 you think
b. ls wrong for "a Eirl N % 20 90
20 the show with q boy u she
only considers him as q frcnd2
Please answer as soon qF pos
slhlo as want to know very badly.
THANKING YOU. BLUE EYES.
A Boys and girls should be
companions. and there Is no more
harm i1 3 boy and o girl associat-
ing together than two boys or two
girls Horn li.B the harm Boys
and girls Of ~. whether together OF
alone. should be accompanied by
their parents or an older person
when they attend these places
Thoy should not have their minds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
WHEN YOU ARE
JlLTED SING!

Dear mlss Grey: am an usher
in a theatre. ard want TO give my
experience 20 all eoys who thin% o.
tax 10 the downward path when a
girl Iilts them.
was going with pretty brown.
eyed miss, and n any girl ever had
a fellows eoat. she had mine:
when, without cause. she turned
me down FOR another fellow A.
first. : thought Z could never stand
u: but the thought came 20 me.
Why rot tina' 50 ! began ting 70.
Somebody else ia getting 4 RICH,
.yhcre sne handed Il % me. and I
feel better. ard nov when ! sec
her feel perfectly calm, where az
before my heart would pound Ike
slea8e hammer. Ny advice ir 70
SING. JACK.
Adams YOU. Jack. you have
no doubt solved many a iovsiorn
lads problem for him a. boys
arc 70, the only ones who orc
lhtee. would advise the girls ie
TAX. notice. too.
Experiences 10 dear school, but
one, ncvcrthelcEs. IN which &C arc
an bound 70 learn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
SALARY ALONE DOES NOT
CONSTITUTE a PERFECT
MARRIAGE

Dear Miss Grey: am
young man 80 years 81 ace. ard
sery much much IN love with a
you're lady ore year my junior.
and she returns my affection.
Ne would Ike very much 70
get married. but before NC take
TIE "fatair step. would like
your advice.
am At present employed as
an elevator boy and ny salary
is SIS a month. Ne~. Miss
Grey. trust you Will be rsa-
so7abie IN your reply. az I am
deeply IN love ard cannot pos
sibiy live without her. Al
present { board with her par
ents and they are favorable
towards me. Hepirg 70 see a
reoly N your columns, I re-
main a. Y.
A.-Ho doubt your salary Is
ample TO keep you comfort
ably. providing that you arc
both sensible and economical.
But you are both too young 70
take upon yourselves the re-
spsnsibiIity % family I
would advise both Of you 20 get
some good books and study
aiona these lires. you viii
thtn comprehend fully my
words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Eugene Waiter, onc-t'ine
new paper reporter 10 Seattle,
wrote q book entitled Paid
IN Fu.l. The book created a
sen ltion-it showed how a
modern young man living
beyond his means took
money from The boss When
~ thieit was discovered he
sent bis wife to the boss
rooms, knowing that The boss
was alone, knowing the Soss
admi5ed her kHowieg the
boss was reputcd TO be a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Dear MisH Croy Failing 90 Ece
my letter % print. ! writ" again
II ii girls or a huy place 10
speak on the street or ia company =
We are two Tirls 81 l6 and ~. and
both Ike the same follow NOW. he
seems like nice youus man. but
Whan he is with me hc is nice. and
after ihat hc takes the other girl
Sow. Miss Grey. don't vaui
nothing GO do with him. but what
can DO 80 my girl friend wou &
got Sore u. AND !
A-According Go custom. u is The
girls or lads place 90 speak first
According Co common sense. tho
one no first recognizes the other
hould speak
The latter part % your letter o.
somewhat ambiguous Nou say YOU
like the fellow and stll don't want
anything 90 do with him You arc
both too young 90 run around with
any fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF figs
e....,,ns their stomaehs and
e,sans the liver and waste
slogged bowels with
out gripping.

-. mother Immediately real
sfssr giving her child delicious
s,rvs a rgs that this Is The ideal
s.,tIye and physic for the chit
- Nothing else regulates the
s.'s,. epas stomach. liver and SQ
~. ~, ~ ,ender bowels 50 promptly
s..,s.s they dearly love is delight
MI nc Taste, ,,. III
...siss sicely. eating regularly and
go naturally, it is sure sign
- Is little insides need a sentle
.s,-,uxh cleansing AZ once.
vAsa cruss. irritable, fevcrish
...gseA sour. sreath bad or youi
So zee has stomach ache, dlar
a.. sore throst fuil OF cold
-. coated. give teaspoonfu
:, s,rup Of rigs ard In FEW
-. IN the foul. conslipated. clog
- an waste. undlgesied food ane
sanr bile Will Eenly move on anG
-, a, ts little bowels without
So. griplng or weakness, anl
80 I'll surely hgYc we'll hAppl
"a xmlllng child Agaiu shortly
WIts syrup Of FEs you arc no
s,rsslns yuvr children being CON
49, e.tircy Of luscious tiss. sen
- sna sroma,ics. e canaot b
hsrnfal
Nothers should always kcc.
sx~ap 81 Figs handy u Is th'
ar,y stomach. liver and bov
sssssssr aad regulator needed
w.le given today will save sic.
esgt tomofroN
MI directions FOR children OF al
,xss ana grow fFs plalaly printe,
q tae psekAst
Ia your drugEist Tor the fui
,are syrup q FSs and Elixir o
ssrna prepared by the Californ.i
~ syrup Go. This IS the delieiou'
ns.fsx genuine Old reliable X
a. srsthinr e'se offered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

well. scar ia hot drippuss 10 n
golden brown. set in an enrthcn pot
with the vegetables and put 90 cook
BOO che oven with the vegetables
around Don't forget the bay leaf
pepper corn and cloves. as they
give the necessary aroma Moihteu
with broth every once in while
When nearly done add some raw
potatoes 90 they will brown With
the short ribs.
Chuck Pot Roast
This dish viii give good salts
faction N The recipe 81 followed
Ntth care
Have your butcher cut a chunk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
ALASKA SENDS
TALE OF DEATH

PRINCE RUPERT. u G.. Feb
q Word was received here today
OF one Druspector death. and the
ois pf auothers feet through
freezing. ON Silver Creek. Alaska.
The TWO men. with a third. tried
% stake claim iu the dead Of
winter and finding "a trading post
closed. az which they expected %
renlenlsh their stores. they sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Parma Violet Taleum Powder.
the pound can very special
tOc.
Benxoin and Almond Cream
the 25c Fize-this sale 17c.
Hyaienie Lilac creau,-the
Soc size this sale poe.
Cream Eleaya-the soc size.
i5c.
ArnIea Cream. the 25c size.
1Sc.
eourjois' Ashes o. Roses--,he
Zoe size this sale 2Oc.
Pin1ud's Vlnaiare Rouge. the
2sc ize-th,s sale poe.
BourJo's Rouge dc Theatre,
the goo eize thia sale 15c.
Eyebrow Pencils ia al, colors.
zoe.
"s7if" Nal Polish Sticks. the
-.c size. this sale .2isc.
Onpolire--a perfect nan bleach
the soc SIZE 2Oc.
Ivy Nanicurna Set zoe.
Flexible Emery Boards. five
inches long dogcr. Zoe.
Hand Scrubs. asortcd your
choice tJc.
Danderine Hair Tonic, the soc
size this sale SOC.
seq Shampoo. the 2Jc size
Zoe.
Dressing Combs, fine and
coarse 25c yaige. this sale fgc.
Holmes Fragrant Frosiina,
fJc.
e. Perfeeto Vida Rose ROUGE.
The SOC sire. this sale PIC.
Peroxide Of Hydrogen. the
pound size the halfpouud
&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

came insane and leaped into their
camp fire. He was fatally burned.
After he died, Redmond. the sur
vlvcr. started back alone. lie
couldn't drive His dogs took him
70 an Indian camp. Both his feet
had to be amputated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
Mixture Helps
Seattle People

That simple remedies are best
has again been proven Swift's
Pharmacy. Second av and Pike ST..
reports that many Seattle people
are receiving QUICK benefit from
simple huCkthorn bark. glycerine.
etc. as mixed In Adleri.ka. the
German appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE DOSE helps sour stomach.
gas on the stomach and constipa-
ton INSTANTLY. because this sim.
pie mixture antiseptlcizes the di-
gestive organs and draws off the
impurities Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
: . l9c
re 299c
| Dc
On I nr

sanitol-llquid antigepuc. the
soc size-thls sale 29c.
Rose Lotion Transparent ely
cerine Soap, Zoe cake this sale
&c.
Sylvan Toilet Soap - rose -
heliolrope violet. etc: box OF
three cakes. regular 25c size.
15e.
Peroxide Of Zine--a true per-
oxide soap-not zoe. but SC
Carmel CASTLE Soap - pure
olive oil--this sale IZlzc.
Jerae1's Pumice Hand Soap
this sale 3 for 25c.
Domestic CASTLE Soap. the l5c
size this sale IL &c.
colsate's Floating Rath Soap.
sc.
sourlols' Almond Cream Soap,
f2i4c.
Packers Tar Soap. f5c.
Pears Unseente5 Toilet Soap,
sale zoe.
~NHe fnANA dNE FANaAfFs " iaNNts
flesh. rose or brunette-special
Roc.
La 5ische Face Powder, white,
flesh, pink or brunette-th soc
size now 2gc.
Ia Dorine Face Powder. com
pressed, zoe.
Roger & Callet Face Powder.
Vera Violetta, Indian Hay. etc,
SOC.
All" Eau de Cologne TaIeum
Powder, the I5c size-thls sale
f2lac
Mennen's Taleum Powder
violet Sen Yang and borated-
15c.
Jess" Taleum, scented with
American arbutus-the 25c size,
fSc.
Derna Niva--a liquid whitener
the soc size-ths sale Bic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
sfJ)LQ4f01ss To CA111f,ia GroY

filled with theatres. parties. dances
o. Dr. 6iudiea.
You have YOUR whole life before
sou ard there Is plenty OF time Tor
those things whsn POUR school
days are past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
ASK PLAN FOR
BALLARD TUBE

The girst decisive step toward the
naturalization ~ the idea OF Albert
J. Goddard. chairman Of the streets
and sewers committee OF the city
ouuCu. 81 constructing "A subway
beneath tho government canal. be
SHINING at Fuh ay y. with its
principal terminus beneath the iu
tcrsectiou OF Evanston av. aud
hlewctt st. was 90 be taken this az
tornoon. Goddard planned to intro
duco a resolution authorizing the
city engineers office 20 prepare
plans and estimates on the project
The subway viii be close TO two
miles In length. and will accommo
date double street car tracks. God
dards chief idea rs 90 afford an out
let for Ballard traffic
Wireless tslrrraphy ia now In use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Hand drawn. solid back Hair
Brushes, 81 % value. this sale
.Jc.
$3.50 syrinaes CSC.
Absorbent Cotton. the pound
size this sale ne.
Choice Of 2 or 2-quart red rub
Der syrinses with attachment.
GO.
ipound bar Cont CASTLE Soap.
this sale DOC.
kolynos Tooth Paste, the 25c
size IJc.
Woodbury's Facial soap,
Hind's Honey and Almond
Cream, the soc size. 2.c.
CanthroB-the 4-oz. package
This sale 2Tc.
PhysIciarE' and Surgeons
Soap, the zoe size. IL
Pinaud's Eau De Quinine Hair
Tonic. tho soc SOC.
Revelation Tooth Po~der-the
25c size zoe.
PONDS Estract-the 25c size
100.
Or. Sheffield Creme Dentri-
frice. the 2sc tube-this sale
lSc.
colga;e's Ribbon Dental Cream
The new ribbon tubes poe,
Euthymoi Tooth Paste - the
GOO tube this sale Tic.
caloS Tooth Powder. I5c.
Or. Lyons Tooth Powder,
1Jc.
Rubfoar. the a5c size. this
sale lie.
olyco-thymoline. the dental
size, sprinkler top-this sale
3SC.
Larbert's Listerine. antiseptic.
prophylactic. disiufectant. 81 size
5Sc. soc size 2Sc. 25c size
lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
Second Avenue and Pike Street

the third back for supplies. He be
came lost and took refuge with
some Indians.
Tho two who remained were re-
dured to starvation diet One. q
buTly man named Iindeman. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
The MARKETS

Tho following are the average prices
paid tv local commission merchants 20
ibs prp1urprs aud prices paid b the
retailer 90 tho rnIniaalnnora The
prices paid the farmers come under
buying price and the sum paid by The
retailer under selling price d" Prices IN
al cases arc subject 10 variation ac-
rotdlnE Co fresuuHsa aud general excel
lrnre. tuf those prices. unless ctherutsa
Indicated. aFo f8I Strictly srnt GRADES
EEE--BuSing Price
Tees rsu.h ....-..-... 100 20
Publishing rrice
New apples Observation-Disclosures. 600 rs
Nayclt ........ .... 500 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
FOR THE DISCUSSION
or THE READERS

VI nE HLADE ho
Dear Miss Grey: May sub
NIT the following question 20
you and 10 other hIiosophers
who may be interested erouon
70 answer
Should women ard men, who
BY nature arc endowed ~ith nat
ural craving for love. home and
children. and Who have reached
mature years, spend their lives
tn lonesome search for their
"ideait"1 or should they, when
falling 20 find them, DO the nest
hcst thing ard marry some one
who "a reasonably satisfactory,
enc Who in c3mpanionatie and
kind. though net exactly 81 the
temperament etc, that ore de-
Eirctf Would like 20 see the
question discussed pro md con.
AN lOEALlsT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24
VEGETABLE SILK

AND HOSIERY
Looks Ike SIX. Costs Ore-F Fourth
4o5 Arcade Blk. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

Wireless tclcgraphy is now IN use
in Bolivia, Chilo and Argentina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-24

The MaoDougaI!- Soulhwick Co.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-12
H0LD-0UT MARCAN ABOUT
READY TO SIGN CONTRACT

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, March r.
With the return of sunshine Tuesday
the Barons went it at Redwood again,
as they also did on Wednesday morn Z.
ing and with only three or four DAYS
of light practice Manager Wordsworth
consents to say modestly. II think
can see a baseball team among those
boys"
The arrival of Lii" Marcan Tues
day also buoyed up the heart of Moley.
1t was reported that the star second
sacker would be a holdout, but he
wasn't
Big Bill McGilvray ratified into town
Tuesday.
Bob Messenger, whose feet have won
him greater reputation than his head.
is now In Birmingham likewise and
Robert says he is all right.
Pitcher Boyd of last season is aa-
other of the last arrivals, and he looks
better than ever. Practice will be hel1
twice daily from now on and a few
cans are expected in the immediate su-
ture. Arrivals to date are as follows:
Pitchers, Prough, Foxen. Hardgrove,
Thompson, Moorer, Sloan, Fittery,
Lamline. Whitney, Priest and Boyd.
Catchers, Dilger, Mayer, Lage, Thom2-
son. First base, McGilvray. Second
base. Marcan. Third base, Herndon.
Baker and Carroll. Outfielders. Nc
Bride, Messenger Cochran, Senno and
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