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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16
A GET.TO6ETHER SENATE.

The attitude assumed by President Elect Wilson TO-
ward the of his party that have not always been
progressive bringing them line with the new admin
s1ration which appears will have the solid support
of all Democrats that body Mr. lson has before him
navy task perform ii we'll and IN accordance with
the party platform viii require the cooperation OF the
res With slight majority IN the senate 1t Is necessary
that ever Democrat body stand faithfully by the
pla torn pledges.
Mr. Wilson realizes that his party must live up 70 Its
pledges in every detail 1t better 70 fulfil those
rges and then fail than ignore them and meet with
the approval people the polls years hence
when new Congress Will be elected. The people want a
reduction IN tariff, genuine revision downward That
W. the rock upon which Taft and the Republican party
it aud IL would be very blind politician who has not
les, rried the lesson we'll
MIR. Wilson says that only progresslves should MI
bet places he desires the election 10 the
several states only progressive Democrats de reads
well the signs times. for this the country should
FEEL very thankful The age Il progressive one and the
government keep up with the spirit OF the times The
more the country and the mOTet hears O Mr. Wilson
the better pleased with him. The senate must uphold
bi~ hands suffer the bur We have no
doubt now but that viii Oe found supporting all the
progressive measures which the Democratic party stands
committed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16
FROM TUESDAYS FLAT HAT

The College German Club gave its
Christmas german Friday night
in the Gymnasium. The attendance
was large. considering the nearness
Of the mid-year examinations
The evening was ideal for dancing.
Music was rendered by Sehmidt's
orchestra snd. as usual, it was voted
the best. The occasion was
bright and enjoyable.
Col. James Christian and Miss
Emily Christian led. Those dancing
We're: Col. Christian and Miss En-
liz Christian; Mr.. and Mrs Spencer
Lane; DR.. and Mrs. Jas. 5. Wilson;
Miss Wilkinson with Prof. Snow;
Mrs. Miles with Prof. Ferguson:
Miss Barnes with Prof. Koontz;
Miss Moncure with Prof. Goodwin;
Miss Mary Henley Spencer with Z
L. Wright; Miss Laura Spencer with
J. L. Tucker; Miss Martha Spencer
with P. L. Witchley; Mrs Bartlett
with B. d. Peschy. Jr.; Miss Eliza
beth Macon with 7. G. Tilley; Miss
Nora Macon with (. B. Thomas;
Miss Marston. Of ToanO, with Mr..
Van Horne; Miss Mary Ware Gait
with s. H. Hubbard. Jr.; Miss Susie
Gait with Mr.. Adams; Miss Rather
inc Geddy with Z. 5. Hutchinson;
Miss J ernigon. of Norfolk. with Geo.
B. Geddy. Jr.: Miss Florrie Bstten,
Of Isle Of Wight. with A T. Leath-
erbury. Jr.; Miss Claudia Brooks
with L. F. Games. Jr.; Miss Sadie
Harrison with Brent Wells; Miss
Eubank, Of Richmond. with J. H.
Brent; Miss Jetta Thorpe with w,
Z. Somers; Miss Louise Innan with
r. =. Cox: Miss Virginia Brown, Of
Norfolk. with l.. Jones; Miss Beulai
Brooks with DR.. Hall; Miss Alice
Ware with Thad Hall; Miss Thelm'
Brown with Mr.. Cecil Watts.
Stays: Spindle. Christie. P II
Hankins, Lane, Vernon Geddy. +
r. Hynson. Bowen.
Chaperones: Mesdames Barnes
Brown, Henley. Davis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16
MEMORIAL SERMON

Next Sunday. Jan. 70. being the
anniversary of the birth OF the great
Confederate chieftain. Gen. Robert
z. Lee. appropriate memorial serv-
ices will DC held at the Williamsburg
Methodist church At eight o'clock
%. nc. The choir will render some
special music. ard the closing hymn
xin De: MY Country It's Of Thee. "
The pastor. Di. J. 7. Whitley, will
deliver a sermon on the subject
General Robert (. Lee. an Orna.
nent to Christianity" There vii
DC nothing 10 the service or sermoE
that could off md the sensibilihes Of
good people from any section OF on
common country. Robert Z. Les
belongs not 70 the South only. on
70 the whole country, and IS admired
everywhere. The public IS cords
ally invited 70 this service. Confed
crate veterans and Daughters Of Ia
Confederzcy especially welcome.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

The CITY Council should not in
wife trouble by legslizing the roller
skate nuisance. For several years
the town has gotten along beautifully
without this privilege. and we cannot
see where it has injured our boys
and girls. They have ample room
for play an6 healthy exercise with
out engaging in a past time that may
result in disaster TO some one. 1t
viii be a fruitful source or race trou-
bic for We al known exactly what
will follow when our white children
engage in the amusement. Oa our
narrow sidewalks there IS hsrdly
room for pedestrians. SO why, after
all these years. suddenly reopen
custom that has been pleasantly and
generally satisfactorily settled? Il
this were a large congested city
then there would De argument 70
the petitioners. Under present con
ditions there is 10 more 10 be saiC
/ in favor of roller skating than IN bi
cycle riding OF the sidewalks. lie
US let well enough alone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16
TOANO NEWS NOTES

Toano. Va. Jan. l4-Mr. s s.
Hankins continues i'll at his home
near here.
Rev. J. (. White and wife have
been quite sick but We are glad 10
know they are both convalescent
The faculty OF the Tosno High
School hope 10 be in their new
building in . short time. It's worth
coming a distance to see.
Mrs. A. w. Jennings gave SIX
o'clock dinner OF Saturday 10 honoT
OF the bride and groom. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. NJ. Jennings. Those
invited were Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Jennings. Rev. J. (. White and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Cowles
Dr.. and Mrs. (. 7. Gatewood. Rev
R-nforth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthu
Johnson.
Miss Katherine Msrston. dsughte
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Noel Marston i
quite sick at her home here.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Powell
OF Oriana. arc visiting the latter
mother. Mrs. Harry Clay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

About fifty teachers from the
counties Of New Kent, Charles City.
James City. York. Warwick and the
city Of Williamsburg met at William
and Mary last Friday and held a
very interesting meeting. The pur-
pose Of the meeting was 20 take the
necessary steps toward arranging
for a school fair. together with ath-
letic and literary contests. 20 be
held here on April 25th. II is ex-
pected that fully a thousand people
will be present on this occasion, and
that through them adjoining coun-
ties will be brought in much closer
contact with affairs at William and
Mary.
Among the speakers Of the meet
ing were Messrs. Jackson Davis and
T. 5. Settle. Of the Department OF
Public Instruction. Each gave ar
excellent talk on the arrangement
Of school fairs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

The Idle Reporter, Even r.
Chesterman. has been appointed
secretary OF the State Board of Edu-
cation. His newspaper friends
Throughout the state are glad that
Dis worth has been duly appreciated.
He carries TO the office ripe ex-
perience and We doubt not viii make
: splendid record for himself. We
congratulate the board upon its wise
selection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

Here is a remedy that viii cure
your cold. Why waste time and
money experimenting when you can
get a preparation that has Won q
worldwide reputation by its cures
of this disease and can always &c
depended upon7 tits known every
where as Cham5erlain's Cough
Remedy. aud is a medicine of real
merit. For sale by all dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

Let us bear mind that each has part TO perform IN
the communitv and that &c to ourselves and TO
state to put forth the beet that in US SHgy ana
without definite aim, little OF permanent good can De
accomplished but all working together for common eno'
the possibilities almost mitless. The people OF VIII
amsburg and surrounding country never had better
opportunity TO accomplish great good than at TINS
moment.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

II your children are subject TO
attacks Of Group. watch for the first
symptom. hosrseness. Give Cham
oeslsin's Cough Remedy as soon as
the child becomes hoarse and the
attack may be wsTdsc off. Fer sale
by 81. esslsss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

The Democratic party need ex-
pect 10 quarter from the Sugar
Senators" But we may not need
them 10 rid the country OF tariff
on sugar. Good Lord, deliver US
from statesmen(?) Of the LOUISIANA
brand.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

Alta meeting Of the Philomathean
Literary Society the following men
were elected for the Cameron Hall
contest: p. Lewis Witehley. reader;
II. A. Campbell. declaimer; Il. l.
Carter, debater; II. l. Harris, ora
tor. A poet will be selected later.
For the next regular term the
Philomathean has chosen the fol-
lowing officers: II. r. Hamilton,
president; Z. Z. Givens, vice-presi-
dent; J. ID. Hufines, secretary; p.
Lewis Witchley, literary critic; r.
c. Warburton, parliamentary critic;
F. c. White, corresponding secre-
tary; Mitchell. censor; p. B..
EleAn. chaplain; Scott, hall keep
er:H. l.. Womack and II. A. Camp
bell, executive committee.
At the regular meeting Of the
Phoenix held Saturday night the fol
loving men were chosen officers for
next term: President. {. II. Schep'
NOES, vice president; J. X. McAllis
ter; secretary, L. E. Seheie; CORES
ponding secretary, c. A. Scott; lit
erary critic. A. A. BrodOwski; par
HamentAry critic, F. NJ. Barnes
chaplain, J. F. Barnes; sergeant-at
arms, A. L. Maddox; executive com
mittee, Lewis Jones. j. l.. Agee
and i r Hubbard
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1913-01-16

Scenic. Route 20 the West.
Effective Nov. "a. 1912
Fast Vestibuled Trains Parior Cars to
Richmond. Pullman Sleepers 20 LOUIS
vile. CINCINNATI. Chicago. ST. Louis.
wEsTBoUND DAILY TRAINS
Nv. Williamsburg 1892 a. m. and 5:Sz
%. m. Direct connections for al
points West, Northwest and South
west.
Fast Trains Tor Asw7or News, Nos'Ob sna
Old Point
Nv. Williamsburg 9:5S a. m, and ass
p M
Locals Tor Newport News.
Nv. Williamsburg SIS a. m, 6:29 p. m.
Locals Tor Richmond
Nv. Williamsburg sic q. N. sos p. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
DO You knoD.H oW to Boil Wafer?F You
Don't, You Can't Make Good Tea, She Soys

onerustcd with limo deposit.
when preparing a meal. most
housokeepera put the tea Kettle on
much too soon, II sings and boits,
wastes fuel and ruins tho tea,
For good tea. bring tho water 20
a quick boil. turn little into tho
tea pot to scald II out. empty. then
put In the tea. allowing one.half "A
teaspoon for each cup. Turn tho
boiling water quicltly over n. cover
and allow 20 stand three minutes.
and Il rs ready 10 serve
II you are serving afternoon tea,
here are a fcw aulrka that Will
make tho guest wonder what kind
OF tea you are using
Drop two whole cloves Into
each cup, or perhaps dozen
Into the tea pot have a friend
who always pus the rlnd OF an
orange into her tea oaddy, and
the tea IL delielously favored,
tasting better than the most eN.
penslve Orange Pekoe.
: Tea 10 be used with Ice can
BIO made with cold water. Pot
the tea In q pitcher al noon On
II 10 TO be served In tire even
ingl. uslng one heaplng teaspoon
to each cup OF clear water. Stir
we'll for a few seconds. Let
stfsd In leo box and stir two or
three times more during the aft
ernoon. II will be strong and
cold and Iust the drink for
supper on warm summer
ulaht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
BY Caroline Coe

You have often heard some one
remarklng OF a woman not con.
aidered ~ all smart she doesn't
know enough 20 boil water"
Well. To boil wator PROPER.
LN takes some brain power, aud
every woman should know that aft.
or water ia brought up TO 2i2 de.
gives Fahrenheit tthata when Il
hnhhlesl, u cannot vet any hotter.
After thia Il only Disseminated n.
self IN steam
Any kind of food or drink made
with boiling water should be made
with water that IL FRESHLY
bottled
Thoae Of va who live In cities
are often tempted 20 use the
water from the hot water fau.
Get that often has been kept at
boiling point for hours.
Water, 10 be healthful, must be
boiled quickly and ussd AT
ONCE. Water drawn from the
hot water faucet 10 stale. II
lacks air and makes delicate.
favored food cooked In u taste
flat The simplest Of all things.
cup Of tea. 10 absolutely spoh.
ed b. using water that has been
boiled twice.
The tea kettle should be emp.
tied each time after It Is used. Al.
ways ON with clear. cold water. aud
then place on a quick fire. allowing
IL to come to the boiling point Use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

threshold Indeed. VIC have come AZ
an opportnne time. a few cloverly
put questions. a liash.u g accusation
FOR which there "a no denial. a STAN
uering attempt at explanation and
the story Is ours
Our task WIS rendered difficult
through the fact that Miss Bryant
was IN disguise she wore a heavy
wig " gray and her face was thickly
coated with powder Her Enrb. too,
was OF n peculiar fashion. but In ar
iistic harmony with her gray hairs.
Al the time we were a little pcrpleX.
cd by the eccentrlcity Of her make
up ard NJ a loss 10 understand her
motive Later we learned that she
had LETT the stage only "a short time
prior. where she had been appear
ing rs the mother % the hero.
Howe YER. be that IA 1t may, our
keen eyes pierced the E1rb and cos
metics and discovered beneath the
outlines OF a Rirlish figure and a
very good-looking face The flush
had receded Her voice was steady
and musical. despite the fact that
she had but recently been caught in
the act OF romancing. she had
teeth and eyes. and other things.
"Ah--er-I see We have .ntrud-
ed we stammered. we trust that
the matter engrosslng your attention
at the time OF our entrance was not
OF sufficient importance TO warrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

an Immediate withdrawal on our
part7"
fNote the diabolical cunning OF
tho question:
NO" she answered calmly. her
schooling as an actress coming to
her rescue. No. indeed; was just
going drought a few letters"
We noted that you seemed--er--
very interested In them" we haz.
arded. knowingly.
For moment she glanced help
lessly about There WAS no escape.
She knew she was in the hands OF a
master mind. which, at first. she
had not recognized. A. her side
stood WatGOn. his eyes glued on the
tell-tale missivcs. Her fingers twin
ed and untw4ned in her lap. Then
she smiled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

Yes. indeed. / am interested IN
them" she said. slowly. They are
from some Of the little matinee girls
! played to ia Oakland. | Just got
them today Would you like to see
them?"
The door closed softly behind the
receding figure of Watson.
I have had so many OF these let
ters since | came" continued Miss
Bryant Il just love them. They
were the dearest sweetest girls I
ever met Anyway. the matinee girl,
when she isn't gushing. is a perfect
dear. They are all so sincere and
fresh and lovely In their enthusi-
asm. than one cannot help loving
them. ] Ike to meet them when I
can. They are always a help to
me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL, GLOSSY HAIR,
NO DANDRUFf--25 CENT "DAHDERINf''
coniNe OUTFIT DRY BRITTLE. THIN OR YOUR SCALP
ITcHEs AND IS FULL OF DANoRUFF-usE "pANDERiNE"

Within ten minutes after an gp-
nllcation OF Danderine you cannot
find a single trace OF dsndruff or a
loose or falling hair. and your scalp
VIII not itch, but what will please
you most will be after a few weeks
use. when you viii actually see new
hair, fine and downy at first-yes-
but really new hair-gr growing all
over the scalp.
A little Danderine will immedi-
ately double the beauty OF your
hair. No difference how dull, faded,
brittle and scraggy. just moisten a
cloth with DanderiDe and carefully
draw 1t through your hair. taking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
and Skates
for Ladies l5C

tonight at the Broadway rink Mt
I'll East Pine street. near the
Broadway high school Manager
Roller Is making this attractive
proposition 10 induce those Seattle
ladies who have not yet tried the
faclnafiug sport OF roller skating 10
do so az once. The same generous
offer applies on Friday evenings Of
each week as we'll II possible
arrange 20 come out this evening
There Is no more enjoyable.
healthful sport than roller skating
and II you viii try ~ once you Will
be enthusiastic about H. The
Broadway has large smooth
skating surface. one OF the best In
the West. IN fact. and the best upio-
date roller skatos are provided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

one small strand at a time. The ef-
feet is Advantageous hair win be
Hight. fluffy and wsyy, and have an
appearance of abundauee-an an
comparable lustre. softness ana
luxuriance. the beauty and shimmar
OF true hair health.
Get a 25-csnt bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove to yourself
tonight-now-that your hair is az
pretty and soft as sny-that II has
been neglected or injured by care
less treatment - that's all you
surely can have beautiful hair and
lots OF 1t II you will jus. try q littis
Danderlne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
LIKES HIM, BUT CAN'T
GET ACQUAINTED.

Dear Miss Grey am n girl
OF 10. with good common sense.
and think "A great deal OF
young man OF 30. have been
introduced 20 him. but have not
had chance 90 really become
acquainted with him. He Ia a
good steady boy. aud has lived
In this nelghhorhood IA long as
! have
always liked his appearance.
but after met him found
liked him better than | thought.
He Ia out OF the city. but Will
return soon. Miss Grey. you
have given such good advice to
other girls. and now | am going
to ask YOU for the same ain
not muzhy glrl. and DO not
care for mushy boys This boy
lie very manly and polite. and |
know some girls who are very
well acquainted With his par
onts. and they are nice people.
Is there any way ! can DO
come better acquainted with
himl I 90 not want 20 appear
To be chasing him up, as
would never do that do not
get acquainted very easily. es-
pcciAlly with boys know I
am moro quiet than most girls
Of my age. so TO dances once
In a while. but not two or three
tifn.g a week
Please print your answer "a
soon as poaalhla. az will DO
inoklng for u from uow on
Sincerely. SENSIBLE.
A.-As YOU have both lived In n
same neigh borhood for some tim
and have had an introduction. 20
can give "A little party and inVlt
him. or. simply have u few OF you
friends In to spend the svenlnl
Call him up and tell him You hay
asked a few OF your friends owe
and would like very much 10 hay
him come. too. or. perhaps bette
stlll. have these girls who arc AZ
quainted with HIS folks ask him.
II be cares TO become better ~
quainted he will come. and Ia thi
way The ice will be broken. II h
does come. you must not appear 10
eager TO hasten the friendship. bu
am certain you are a sensible cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
WHAT rs YOUR
OPINION OF THiS7

Dear Miss Grey; Having
written 10 you once. am writ
ing again. this time TO ask your
opinion and also tho opinion OF
your readers upon matter
which has come TO my notice,
particularly within the last
year.
Il Is In regard TO tho songs
which are published and sung
by our young people of today.
n may not DO the case In all
communities: but hero tho
boys and girls land they are
considered very nico young
people. tool. sing such songs
as THE Red Rose Rag" "Oh
You Beautiful Doll" and mum
eruus others OF like sentiment.
IL seems TO mo that such
songs lack refinement and
tand to give a wrong and oven
vulgar impression about ono
OF thS things which, TO my
mind. should BIO best and pur-
cat. think that love should
DO kept always pure and sa'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

MRS. CAROLINE CoE
before all the air has been driven
out and the taste OF the water
spoiled.
Tho inside OF the tea kettle ~ n
very important place, II should be
we'll aired and the cover left off the
kettle for an hour or 80 at least
once day,
u II not oaHy 20 make good tea
with water from dirty tea kettle.
This means a pot whose inaide In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
Ieftors Ts &c GA1111ttbin Grcx

spectacle. have been abused
aud told ! wasn't decent. but I
have always led straight ilfs
and always will never quar-.
rel with them, but always sit
and take their abuse
| do so on hts account, but II
Il were anyone else. don't
think | should. have ASKED
my husband several times 20
leave them and live by our.
selves. but ho always says no
doesn't want TO leave home yet
for a while. and 30 can do
nothing. Now. please. Miss
Grey. answer and let me know
what you think / should do.
and also LEI me know your own
opinion. Thanking you IN re-
turn.
BROKENHEARTED
A.-Your husband "a decidedly II
the wrong when be subjects YOU q
such unjust treatment He shoult
not have married unless no wa
ready 10 leave his home. That 4
my candid opinion. and I would I'D
yiso you 10 speak plainly 10 him II
regard % this matter. You prot
ably DO not lay enough stress OF
your words Thlnk twice befor
you rpoak and then stand by whA
you say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10
r ALL DEPENDS.

AL DEFENOo-
Dear Miss Grey: am ask
Ing you 10 help mo as | have
no one to ask. am 10 and
have kept company with q
young man OF 20 for three
years. Now be wont talk 10
me. don't know why so
him every day. and he sent me-
a letter and candy three
weeks ago. and have not
heard from him since. am
very fond OF him. and he
seemed TO be OF me. Shall |
write to him? BABE.
Att all depends on what the
contents OF his letter were whether
you should write 10 him. IL you see
him every day. why not ask him
II you have said or done anything
to offend him7 This win entitle
you 20 an explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-10

cred. surely we should not 10
that which would wrong even
the smallest among us.
have studied music very
little. but do like good music
and the old familiar aongs
sound far nicer 20 me than tho
rag time songs which are sung
so much now. | believe that
good mualc IL good FOR every
one aud ! think thcro should
be a board OF Censorship II
know % nonel 10 pass cxamiua'
ton on all now pieces which
are 20 DO put before the public.
would like 10 hear from any
one who ia interested
A FARMER GIRL
A.--You have voiced my Henti.
menta 40 exactly that Il seems there
To- nothing left for mo 60 say
The board OF censorship hRs
worked wonders Ia bringing the
moving picture films up 10 a high
and educational standard and Il
stands 90 reason II could DO the
sama in regard to cur songs.
Some 81 the music placed on the
market ia Disgrace 10 a civilized
world
a MARRIED WOMAN is
ENTITLED 70 HER OWN HOME
Dear Miss Grey. / am a dai-
~ reader Of your letters and
waat you O. help me out OF my
trouble have been married
nearly three years and have
good husband. gnd one I think
"A great deal o. 10 has no bad
habits. and I attn surc be loves
mo very much.
We have been livlag with his
people ever sluca we were mar
ried and have never had a
homo Of our own. The trouble
II this. when ! so any place or
whatever do they always
have some little sBeering re-
mark 20 make. and whenever !
haye any friends call to see
me. thsy say they are not ro-