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The Washington times., 1913-03-11
Make Your Hair.
Soft and Fluffy

Most shampoo mixtures" says Mrs.
Mac Martyr, in the Los Angeles Star.
rob the scalp Of all oily secretion.
leaving 1t dry and harsh. and the hair
grows brittle and is hard to manage.
This causes dandruff, falling hair and
premature grayness, ageing a woman
ten years.
"A reliable. shampoo mixture can
be made at home by dissolving tea
spoonful of canthrox In a teacup of
hot water. Pour this on the scalp and
rub well. then rinse carefully, and you
Will find II leaves the hair soft and
glossy and puts the scalp in a healthy
condition.
"Shampooing with this mixture is a
delight and costs but a trifle. but you
should be careful to get an original
package OF canthrox."-Advt
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
ACADEMY

"McFadden's Flats" opened a weeks
engagement last night at the Academy
Of Music Its reception was enthusiastic
even though the show has been playing
for several years throughout the coun-
try.
George" and Alex" two amusing
characters, pleased the audience. The
play is a burlesque, dealing with the
experiences fan Irish, German
a widow, and several others, including
a chorus CT attractive girls.
Two of the funniest features of the
bill are the ball game at the close OF
the first act, and the art class In the
second act
Tony Murphy played the part Of Tim
othy McFadden, a ward boss, and Lew
Lederer was the German comedian. kirh
Speck and Tommy Weiner, as Alex and
George, were very popular. sharing hon.
and Florence Marshall as Flossie Mil
lionbucks.
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LYcEUM

The New Century Girls, with plenty
of vim and gorgeous costumes. is the
offering this week at the Lyceum. Ted
Burns figures in some funny scenes;
Ralph Brockway sings numerous songs
in an agreeable baritone; voice. and
Marie Fisher and Pearl Reid dance
we'll A male quartet proved one OF the
hits of the evening" especially In the
character of country rubes," when
they were recalled again and again.
New Year Eve at the Country Club. "
a human interest scene OF the usual
type, was well done and provided an op-
portunity for several excellent numbers
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she is met with a cold reception. Fear
ing the wrath of the Englishman,
Baroudi declines to assist her, and
casts her off.
The scenic effects OF Bella Donna"
are wonderful, and the stage manage
ment excellent. The company Is q
strong one, the play intensely inter-
esting. and the acting as well nigh
perfect AS one sees these days.
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the male ouartet. Ted Burn.

by the male quartet, Ted Burn
Ralph Brockway. Minstrel Hail." a
parody ON the old-fashioned minstrel
first part. by the women Of the cast.
provided numerous new Jokes
skit. with the scene laid In a summer
hotel on Long Island, again provided a
vehicle for Burns and Brockway. with
the entire cast assisting.
The show is one Of the best presented
at the Lyceum for several weeks. There
is something doing every minute, the
songs are new and good. and the entire
cast shows a commendable interest in
making things move"
The Washington times., 1913-03-11
NAz|MOVA SCORES
At NEW NATIONAL
bella Donna" Gives Great
Actress Chance to Display
Emotional Powers.

In Bella Donna the production in
which Nine. ALA Nazimova appears at
the New National this week, that young
woman with an International fame as
an emotional actress. represents one of
the most hypnotic yet repellant figures
known to Washington tneaterSoers.
The story of the notorious woman who
marries an English title for what 1t car
ries with it, her trip to Egypt, where
she falls passionately IN love with a
millionaire of that country and tries 10
poison her husband for her new love-
afterward being spurned by both her
lover and her husband, is known to
the reader of the Hichens novel.
The dramatist has adhered to the plot
of the book as far as possible. The
play, while intensely interesting. Is as
nothing compared with the impersona-
ton of the leading character. by Nine
NaIimova.
Is Wonderful Play.
Bella Donna is wonderful play.
won ierfully acted. Supporting Nine.
Nazimova sis company of exceptional
ability. True ii is that one or two of
the characters, imbued with the emo
tionaI spirit of the leading character, are
prone to follow her in her characteristic
utterances. which are under breath or
half audible. In this they fail. None
but Nazimova succeeded in carrying
out this idea. Her manner of interpre-
tation and expression was made all the
more effective by the contrast.
An audience that equaled in size any
inauguration audience sat spellbound
for three hours last night and watched
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thing that is bad and viliainous IN
woman, writhe through the perform
ance, daring hardly to breathe aloud
for fear of missing a line. Interest grew
in the part the little woman PLAYED,
with each succeeding act. At the close
of each, one unconsciously asked ones S
self: "Well, what; next? Are there any
depths to which she will not stoop?
Plots Poisoning of Husband.
Mahmoud Baroudi, represented by
Robert whitworth, an Egyptian million
aire TO whom all women are merely
toys for his amusement, carries out the
suggestion of Mrs. Armine, the bride
Of the Hon. Nigel Armine. British
nobleman, that the latter shall be poison
ed; this to make it possible for the
bride to love. undisturbed, the Egyptian.
The knowledge that she will be- to the
Egyptian nothing but a single member
OF an already large harem does noS
tend to affect her in her purpose to rid
herself of her husband.
The poisoning is tried. and the at
tempt is almost successful. But for the
timely arrival of DR.. Isaacson, imper-
sonated by Charles Bryant, the pair
would have succeeded. The doctor, a
lifelong friend of the nobleman, dis
covers the plot and makes IT known to
the Englishman. The latter, with i'm
plicit faith in the love of his wife. re-
fuses to believe a word of ii.
Thrown Aside By Both.
A hot scene follows Later Armine
confronts his wife with the doctors as
sertions and she Immediately makes a
full confession. Rushing to the arms
of her Egyptian lover for protection
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MOORE RESIDENCE
SELLS FOR S6O,OOO
Extensive Improvements Are
Planned for House in New
Hampshire Avenue.


The residence Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore. at 17l0 New Hampshire avenue
northwest, has been sold to a purchaser
represented by Francis Bennett Poe
for consideration Of about $50 600. Ex-
tensiye improvements, amounting to a
practical remodeling of the place, will
be begun at once.
The Moore residence is one of the
older houses I'm New Hampshire ave-
nue.. but 1t is handsomely constructed
and with the modern touches It Ii pro-
posed to give 1t. can be made one of the
most attractive in the section. II Is
white stone front Of twenty-five feet.
, and there Is side lot fronting twen-
ty-five feet on New Hampshire avenue.
in the rear Is handsome garage. The
house contains eighteen rooms and sew
eral baths.
Will Build Apartment.
The same purchaser. whose name il
withheld for the present by Mr.. Poe.
has purchased a lot fronting forty feet
on Fifteenth street just north of Rhode
Island avenue northwest, and will. in
ment house on II. plans for which are
not yet drawn.
The Fifteenth street property il forty
by ninety feet, and brought more than
5000, or an average Of $1.75 a foot.
Takes Stimson House.
Senator Fall of New Mexico has
leased the large residence that has until
now been occupied by former Secre-
tary of War Stimson at 1l4s Sixteenth
| street. The residence contains twenty
two rooms. It is the first house which
has been occupied by a member Of
President Tafts Cabinet to be sublet-
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everyhins-the best in DESIGN
ing and the best in materials
All ch auring rep
resented all the smart becoming shapes here in the
profusion of styles
s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-25
1000 Y0UNG RAINBOW
TROUT PLACED IN RIVER

More than 1000 rainbow trout aver
aging fully two inches in length were
placed in the Arkansas river yester-
day opposite the old Hot Springs ho-
tel. The trout were brought in on No
5 from the government hatcheries
near Kansas City. Mo-. and were Sc
cured through a letter written by At
tornsy A. l.. Taylor. This is the sec
ond allotment OF which Mr.. Taylor
has secured In recent years for the
Arkansas river. Four years ago he
was instrumental in having 10000
trout fry placed in Grape creek by the
government. while the year previous
large number of baby bass were
placed in the Arkansas.
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COMES 5000 MILES TO
WED MAn:0F her CHOICE

Travelling by land and water more
than 5000 miles to wed the man Of
her choice. Miss Margherita Boggio
arrived a few days ago In Rockvaie
from her home In Sunny Italy
This morning Miss Boggio became
Mrs. Thomas Boggio. at the court
house where the marriage ceremony
was performed by County Judge
Cooper. Though both have the same
surname, the Boggios are not blood
relatives. They will make their home
in Rockvaic.
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MESSENGER BOY DID
NOT UNDERSTAND SYSTEM

Miss Lea, manager Of the Western
Union telegraph office. regrets very
much the small pox incident Of circus
day. She says the information leak
ed out through the indiscretion Of a
new messenger boy who had been on
the job only a few days and had not
had time to appreciate the system OF
secrecy maintained by the company
in relation to business passing
through the office
Messenger boys are not admitted tc
the operating part OF the room and in
this case 1t was merely accidental that
the boy heard the import OF the mes
sage. OF course. the news OF small
pox Is OF such a startling character
that IL attracted the attention Of tie
boy and after having been repeated n
time or two 1t was beyond recall.
1t merely shows how rapidly bad
news flies. II this had been a message
OF good will or OF some good deed
done and had been inadvertently told
by the boy to a few people it would
have ended there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-25
ENJOY PICNIC DINNER
ON THE 60RGE ROAD

An enjoyable picnic outing Friday
evening was that which was partici-
paicd in by Arthur Riggs. Mrs. Arthur
Biggs and baby. Clinton. Mira. c. A.
Biggs. Miss Edna Biggs and Robert
Pryor. who went out in the Bigss car,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Galley and son. in
the Galley car and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n. McIain and George McLain
who occupied the McIaln car Dinner
was served between two big campnres
about one-half mile from the entrance
to the Royal Gorge road.
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Pretty birthday Party.

In honor OF her birthday annivcr-
sery. Miss Louise Pigg was hostess 70
a dozen Of her little girl friends at 4
happy party Friday evening at her
home. SIS Hazel avenue.
The autumnal colors were used in
many ways in the decorations. yellow
and white predominating. Gay mas
turtiums and little smiling pansy
blossoms added much to the pretty
effect. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed and both the hostess and her guests
think that such birthday parties are
the finest ever.
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INCREASING MISERY
Some Cassa CITY Kidney Sufferers Get
LIfxSe Rest Or Confert.

Some Cansa CITY Kidney Sufferers Get
Litf5s Rest o. Cenfert-
There In little sleep. little rest. little
peace for many . sufferer from kidney
trouble Life In one continual round
OF pain. You can't rest at night when
there's kidney baekaehe. You suffer
twinses and -stahs- of pain. annoying
urinary disorders. lameness and nerv-
ousness- Yon can't be comfortable ut
work with darting pains and binding
dizzy spells Neglect these ailments
and serious troubles may follow. Be
gin using Doan's Kidney Pills at the
nrst sign OF disorder. Thousands
have testified to their merit
Proof in Canon City testimony:
George Gregory. 142s River St. Cam
on City. Colo. says: "A friend vas
sick abed with kidney trouble. He
had to pass the kidney secretions sew
en- or eight times At night and he suf-
fered intensely from his back. l had
heard OF Doan's Kidney Pills and got
n supply from Hunter Paimer's Drug
Store. They cured him. will tell
anyone in Canon City this mans name
and where he lives
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take 10 otht..-adv.
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FREMONT COUNTY GETS
RETURN FROM AUTO TAX

Fremont county has been allotted
the sum of s54o.ss for its road fund
by Secretary of State Pearce as its
share of the fees paid for auto IL
censes issued In this county. This
sum represents one-half of the total
sum collected up to August 81. One
half of the license fees are retained
by the state. and out Of this portion
the secretary Of state pays the ex-
penses OF collections. Secretary Of
State Pearce paid out 5000 for
collecting the tax in this county
This covered the cost of the license
numbers. the cards and blanks used
in the work. The state has been en-
abied to get the work done without
any other cost. by adding 1t to the
regular duties Of the county clerk
According to the figures given out
today by the county clerk. the sum of
s1l61.00 had been collected in this
county up to August 81. The whole
amount Of the fees is given to the Sec
retary OF state who deducts the cost
Of collecting and then returns to each
county one-half OF the net amount
collected. Up to August IL the num-
Der Of licenses issued in Fremont
county was as follows: automobiles
ZIG. motorcycles II. and IL dealers
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Home Missionary Society.


The Home Missionary Society Of the
First Methodist church we're enter
tained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Clyde Farmer. the pres
idcnt OF the society. at the corner Of
Forest avenue and Eighth street.
After short business session n so
ciai hour followed during which n
short program was rendered.
Mrs. L. F. Collins and six-ycar-old
Leroy played a plano duet.
Miss Bash gave a reading.
Miss Marie Schweigert rendered n
piano solo.
Mrs. schweigcrt gave n vocal solo.
Cake and coffee were served at the
close OF the program.
The society meets the third Thurs
day In each month. The study for the
year will be THE New American"
The meeting next month Will be
held with Mrs. George Bachelor at
s2s College avenue.
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Ms. johnson Essersai.s.


The members Of the Young Peoples
Society OF the Christian church gath
cred At the home OF Miss Edna John
son. 42a North Third street Tuesday
evening. for a business and social
session The annual election OF Of
nccrs was the principal item Of busi-
ness and resulted In the following Sc
lection: Charles II. Ran. President:
Ora Poppieweii. Vice President; Esta
Erickson. Secretary: Helen Matkin
Pianist. Gertrude Horney. Assistant
Pianist; Edna johnson. Treasurer.
Misses Beuiah Emmerson. Gertrude
Horney. Margery Duncan and Messrs-
George Duncan and Albert Turner
comprise the new committee which
will oversee the social features Of the
Society. A pleasing program OF vocal
and instrumental music was then Civ
en- and a social hour enjoyed by all
The hostess served delicious home
made candy and popcorn during the
evening.
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DIED SUNDAY MORnInG
FROM TUBERCULOSIS

Mrs Ada p. Livings. wife OF Carl
LIvings. died at the home of her
mother. Mrs A. E Brenton. corner
Sixth and River streets. at 2:2o o'clock
Sunday morning from pulmonary tu-
bercuiosis. from which she had long
been n sufferer. Deceased was the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. chas. c.
Webb and was born in Canon City
December 2srd. Isss. She was a wo-
man Of splendid CHARACTERISTICS OF
head and heart aud her friends were
legion. She leaves besides numerous
relatives a husband and little
daughter three years old to mourn
her untimcly end. The funeral serv-
ice viii take place from the home of
Mrs. Brcnton at $50 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and will DO under the aus
pieces OF the Christian Science church.
Intermcnt will be at Lakeside ceme-
terry. Friends Of the family invited 70
the ohssquics-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-09-25
EASTERN
STAR IS
TO MEET
IN CANON
IN 1914

Canon City has been chosen as the
meeting place in 1914 of the Colorado
grand chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star. The convention will be held In
September and 400 or 500 delegates
and others viii be in attendance. The
grand chapter has Just closed it's an
nual session In Grand Junction.
Clark Cooper. past grand patron, Of
the grand chapter. and Mrs. T. b
Coulter. worthy matron Of the local
chapter. returned from Grand Junction
this morning where they were instru-
mental In securing the next meeting
for this city. They report an excel
lent session Of the grand chapter.
which closed its deliberations last
night
Mrs Bonnie Napier. of Glenvood
Springs was elected grand worthy ma
tron for the ensuing year. The other
officers elected were: Ralph w.
Rhodes OF Denver. grand worthy pa
tron; Mrs. Nina Weiss of Durango. as
sociate grand matron: Mathew A.
Flynn Of Grand Junction. associate
grand patron; Mrs- Gertie FimpIe OF
Pueblo. grand conductress. and Mrs
Katie Davis Of Denver associate grand
conductress. Last night the delegates
were entertained by an exemplifcation
OF degree work. followed by a ban
quet-
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A party CT autoists in this morning
from Colorado Springs comprises City
Commissioner A. ]. Lawton. A. G.
crIssey. Of the crissey. Fowler Lum-
Der Co.. of Colorado Springs. H. NJ
Tucker. a business man of Honolulu,
and n. D. barnes. an Indiana lumber
man. They came over in Commission.
er rAwtons car.
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Pretty Autumn Party.


Pretty autumn Party.
On Tuesday afternoon at her home
on North Fourth street. Mrs. Fred
Sartor entertained twelve ladies In q
deiectable manner. complimentary to
Mrs Floyd G. Rogers of Denver.
Five hundred was the game OF the
afternoon. Miss McGlliicuddy taking
on the honors.
Later In the afternoon n tempting
luncheon was served in the dining
room.
The house decorations we're par
ticulariy pretty on this occasion In
the dining room large quantities OF
exqlisiteiy colored autumn foliage in
terspersed with the graceful woodbIne
we're used while the table presented
pretty sight with its artistic trimmings
carrying out the same idea. The place
cards which exhibited a spray Of
woodbine were the handiwork Of the
hostess as were the favors which we're
pretty hand-painted pictures.
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Gathering nj Tyo Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Tyo pleasantly
entertained twelve ladies and gentle
men at their home on Allison avenue.
Wednesday evening. Cards furnished
the principal diversion. high Ave being
the game played. A general social
good time was enjoyed as was the
dainty luncheon served by the hostess
later In the evening.
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Box Social.

Box Social.
Thirty ladies and gentlemen being
associated with the second and third
districts OF the Methodist church en-
joyed social time In the church par
Iors Friday evening.
These gatherings are held for pure
iy social purposes. the slogan OF Get
Acquainted" being most prominent
Appetixing lunches had been pre-
pared by the ladies and we're served
In the individual boxes.
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cooked over the open fireplace togeth-
er with all the other good things made
a splendid repast.
Those who enjoyed the gathering
with the honor guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. DERRICK Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. Thad Rags
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keys. Mrs
Hyssong. Mrs. Fred Sartor. Misc Nc
Katherine and Robert Law
ers and Mr.. McGiliicuddy..
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Children Cry
FOR FLETchER'S
g a 9 7 ORiA

Miss Josephine Palmer was recently
appointed assistant librarian u Miss
Ruth Lewis and has already proven
her efficiency In the position.
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picnic for Denver Guest.

Mrs. Floyd @. Rogers OF Denver,
who is the house guest OF Mrs. Charles
Keys. was the motif for jolly picnic
party held on the Skyline drive We'd
ncsday evening.
The affair took the form Of bcef-
steak fry and the delicious steaks
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Mrs Sells Is Hostess.

afn~ ttsar ~ hte&Ecs
Twenty members OF Greenwood
Corps. No. p. W. r. c.. and one
guest. enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs.
Mayme Sell at n ten cent social given
at her home. lI4I Park avenue. Tues
day afternoon
The ladies passed a delightful after
noon together and sewed about twelve
pounds Of carpet rags. for rugs TO be
donated to the Soldiers and Sailors
homes.
The president. Mrs. Hattie Ames.
announced that the department in
speetor. Mrs. Edna Campbell. OF Den
yer. would be present AT the FIRST
meeting In October for the purpose OF
inspecting the corps.
81 was decided to have \ banquet
instead OF the usual light refreshments
and plans we're made for the same.
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Sell were ap-
pointed n committee TO select other
members to help carry them out
AZ the close OF the afternoon Mrs
Sell served an elaborate luncheon con-
sisting Of columbine salad. chicken
patties. graham sandwiches. coffee
and cake.
Mrs. Beitz invited the ladies to hold
their next social meeting September
soth at her home. SIS Macon avenue.
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First Meeting Of Club.

First Meeting Of Club.
The Progress Club held its first
meeting for the year on Monday even
ing. September Is. with Mrs. Benson
at her home on Rudd avenue.
Important business was transacted
and plans were made for the years
study work.
Mrs. johnson and Miss Smith OF
Denver we're guests of the club.
Refreshments of delicious fruit were
served.
The club adjourned to meet next
Monday evening with the Misses Lucas
and Sherman on Greenwood avenue