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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

The first correct answer to
Rebus advertised in window at
Harvey Drug Store, get 81 90
bottle Vinol free.
Stove boards, Sanborn pat
terms, oil stoves, steel ranges,
base burners, wood heaters, soft
coal stoves. Call on Brundige
Hardware. d3
Brick and bulk ice cream for
Thanksgiving at Harvev's
Leave your orders by the 23rd
Public Dance
At the new Wehrli hall
Thanksgiving night. Admis-
sion 75c,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
A Question Of Identity

A Question OF Identity
A two reel Edison drama.
Al adop ion of "Th- Window
Thar Monsieur Forgot"
Dr. John Tamisiea reports
the birth Of a en- pound son t.
Mr. and Mrs Francis Render
of Modale.
Mrs C. A Sims returne d
| yesterday afternoon from 3
few days visit with Mrs. w. H
johnson of Logan,
The Teentieth Century
Dancing Club emf oyed another
pleasant meeting last night. A
good sized crowd was out to en-
ID y the evening. Music was
furnished by Miss South's or
chestra.
Miss nellie Walker spent the
afternoon with Mrs. K L. Price.
Mrs. II. W Gamble is able TO
sit up a while each day.
Information Wanted
Who knows where Viola,
daughter of Phillip D. Nickel,
who died here years ago, is liv
ing What is her married name?
Pleas give the Times any in
formation yol may have.
Dr. D4Vore reports the birth
of an Sd und boy to Mr.. and
Mrs J. +. Hand, November, "a
1914
For Sale Quarter section land in
Trip Co s. OAK, good soil. laws we'll,
su1rou iding country good, light i'm
provemenls. all fenced, two good wells
with plenty Of water. IS acres
broke, l2nnle to school Will trade for
Mo Valley residence property Price
S 5 per acre Write " G. Kiger. No
Valley la or phone p. RouIke.
pds
DR. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of a 8 Id girl to Mr..
and Mrs Bert Lewis, born Nov
Is, 1914
Miss Lena q aham will spend
Thanksgiving in Lincoln with
Miss Grace Cannon.
Mrs Joe B .rrett is SLOWLY
improving after very serious
illness.
j N Maggie is in Sioux City
on business
Four additional ele ctroliers
have been arranged for by ,he
courcll and the Commercial
]C VI There will be one on the
alley by the Times flee, one
t he south side of the Colo
S orage, one on the corner by
the Miller hotel an one on the
alley by the 100" restaurant
Tbs Will give a lighted way
from the depot up town ei'her
wav and also give a Lighted
street to the library.
Mrs. H. F Foss is expected
nome from the hospital this
= enlng where she has .eer
under ire atment for TIE pas,
two weeks. Her health is much
mp ve,'
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26
p. O. Hours
For Thursday Nov. %. Open
from 9 a. m. to IL q. m.
D. j. Album, P. N.

d
A marriage license was issued
in Council Bluffs to Julius ].
Teller of this city and Alma n.
Reese of Honey Greek.
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to US will please
call and settle at once as We
must close all open accounts 1t
once. Respectfully,
3 K. E. Brundige.
A number of the Masons will
go to Logan this evening to "
tend lodge.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

Mrs. H. F Foss is expected
nome from the hospital this
z enlng where she has .eer
under treatment for TIE pas,
two weeks. Her health is much
mp ve,9
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1914-11-26

Mrs. Walter McCulla and
sons of Cherokee Will spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. w. H.
Fensler and family
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Zta6t berliert.
GiubaltSbefebl ssgen Ginfiibrnns
bes 5infeent5. .5abrpreiies bis
SartipeQ 6eiuilligt.

Die Stabt fanR bic Dor einigsr
3sit paiiisrte Oroinauo. bur9 peIhe
Der babrpreis aaf Der Milerset gals
len Strnbsnbdbu Biz nab 5artpsll
auf fiinf Gents ieitseIest purOe, nidt
in 9raft febsn.
StabtanipaI. Shoenle tpurbe ges
tern ndmlia bena6ridtist, bab Rio.
ter Cater, Dor bem tetanntIi5 bic
Strabenbabneeieaihdft I'm einea
Ginbaltsbefebl aesen bic 9urdfiibs
runa bieier Grpinana ndhaeiu6t bdts
te. einen permanenteu GinbaltsbefepI
in Der AnaelsssHbeit in Columbus bes
pilIiat bat. r6
Der Riater bat feibft Stabtantullt
Shoenle brieflit bon ieiner gnt-
ideibunq in aenHtniB aeieBt. isbob in
ieinem Brief uiht auasfiibrt aus fpels
den 9riinbsn ct ben Ginbaltsbefehi
beipilIiaie uno Stabtanpalt S9oen!e
ipartet nun nit uneeSulb aui ben
Wprtlaut Der Gutiteibuns. um bonu
fofort bsim gunoes 9lppellationsse=
riGt gsrufunq sinleitsn su t6nneH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

SadIon SO. Sparrop lit Ra9labDers
ipaltsr bon Hoger 5rant Wlc@linceb;
Yerionalien $400.
5bos. 6. pottenger 1T Seitaments>
pollitreder bon Sames R. potteneer;
@runbeigentbum $4,000.
Sacob 3. 2aubengair 1T Na4laBs
beripalter bon 3bOmas 2aubengair;
periondlien $500.
Stanlep 80. Gepis 1T Ra9lobpsrs
ipalter bon Mm. s. 2.pis; perfonas
fen $150, 600, @runbsisentbum $50.
600.
Der p.rIDnlide Ra9laB Der Roiina
8ii9 betrGst $1470; Dsrieniss bes Qls
Ban Sed $1847; bsrienige bes gbas.
Riedboff $7100; Oerieniss oes Sts.
pben ". S4ab $79326.
gerfdiebenes.
Gbas. 8. 5ullsr &c 60. erldngtsn
Elm llrtbeil iiber $1237.05 gssen bic
4merican Wanufutturing anb Diftris
butins gp.; bic SrpiR Gloat 60. elm
ioldes iiber $249.68 gsgen Sarrb
Stsrn; 3erlina Roienfislo Elm ioldss
ii6sr $109.50 gegsn bic Wotion pic
tures Grbibitprs Qsdgue.
Die Union 9as aRb electric Co.,
pelde Dor einiseH 9agen fdon elm
ibnlidss urtbeil erlanste, bat bic
Stuot Gineinnaii auf 3ablun9 por
$2413.77 reip. $79O.64 pertlagt. Die
ie 9etrdse reprdisntirsn ben preis
fir Gasbeleu4tung in plsaTant Ribse
uno SartipelI. ehe bieis Ortfdaftsn
bon Der Stabt onnsttirt iporben iinb
unb bic 9sBtere bamit aud beren Der
binbli6tsiten iib.rnomm.n BAT.
Die Gropn grsDing 60. tlaste cine
Sorberuns iiber $586.02 ssssn Wm.
W. gutbris II. unO Wm. %. Gus
tbrie ir. Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Die ssreibrief
SinSct am fommenben Sienitas init
nuS gleid)Seitig piro iiber iiebcn
SpnSansgabcn abgeitimmt.

9lm tommenben Oisnitus tperben Die
9iirger @elsgsnbeit erbalten iiber bas
Shitidl bes proisttiertsn Sreibriefs
abSuItimmsn uno i'm WabIratb riiitet
nan ii6 bereits fir bieien Wabltag,
Der iia bur6aus ni6t bon ben ae'
robnIi6en WabItagen unterl9eioer
pirc.
Die stimmpIGBe tperben ipie iibliA
BON feds Ibr Worsens bis baIb iets
llbr 2lbenOs aeDffnet iein unb init
SeSua auf bic Hreibrisffruse lperben
bic WGbler speimal ibre Stimme ab.
5ugeben baben. sic miiIIen nGmli9
fir ober piber ben ffreibrief itimmcn
uno oann beionbers aeoen bic 4bbes
rufunestlauiel bes Hreibriefs.
4uberbem perben ben Stimmge'
bern nod iieben GmiFionen itGptiicbs-
Bombs sur 9utbeibung unter6reitet
perben unb insgeiammt banoeIt ts
Iib bierbei um Bombs i'm getrase BON
$1,755,55O. Die ein5eInen glusgd;
ben Iinb pie fOlst: 9erbeRerun9 con
beiiebenben Strabcn $796, 500; Rsus
tfldIteruno uno Repuratur Don Stras
ben $250,0O0; @erlGnserung btr
GaItern 9(penue 100000; gau bon
paOilons auf Der 3uflu6tsbdusfarm
in 9lsnoale $67 800; Ban unb @ins
ri6tuna bon poliseiitationen $50, 900;
Ban BON SpribenbGuIern uno gln.
Itoffungen fir bic 5euerpebr $241. :
$50; 9uu uno Reparatur pon 9rii.
den $4,000.
5iir bieie Wabl bdben aqc Stimms
osber. bic ieit Der perflOFeneu @abl
pber mdioren aeiporoen
itnb. beim Ddblrdtb. an Der 9ritten
urb DnInut StroBe su regiitriersn.
0ieie Resiitrieruna finoct pdbrrno
bieier Dpfe itatt uno am Wtontag
lieben iih bereits 1919 Sttmmse6er
rcaiitrieren, pGbrsno Qsitern aud elm
ouIebuuhes SdufIein BON ueuen uno
umee5ogensn WGblern iih meIbete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Der Z4ulratb
@iro iid itrens uad ben 9iegeln Der
GipiloienitbsbDrbe 5u ridJten
babeu.

Das 9siaGitsbspartsment neg
Sdulratbs pirb ii6 in 3utunit ganj
asnau ben anorbpuussn Der itdbt!s
Iden GiDilbienittommifion Az fiiget
bdben, iolpsit 9lnitelunsen in getra4i
tommen, ba piorissnfals bic 9lus.
aabluna Der gebaIter iHbibisrt psrben
piro.
9luberbem psrben BON nun an ale
arbsitsIObne fir anseitelIte i'm 9es
ihGftsbspariement bes Sbulrdths
burb ben Stabti6aBmeiiter ausbss
snblt perben. gisber NOR es, pie
Der 9eIaGitsfiibrer bes SduIratbs
6. Sandman aeitern Der GipiloienIt'
tpmmiIIion auseinauoerIsBte, iibli1
setpeIen, bab ibm bon Der gebOrbe
cine runbe Summs beipilliIt tpuroe
nit peI9er er 2Ubns bon glrbeitern
unb Sausmsiitern beaHbIte.
Die Gipiloisnittommiiiion tpirb Elm
berdrtiaes @erfabren in 3utunft niht
mebr oulnsn uno barauf befteben. oab
ibr nat benz adten 9tuguit ale 2obH.
liitsu besSdulrotbs, eini1liebli6 bers
isniaen fir bic 2sbrtrdfte sur 9egalt-
attuno porseleat tperben, oamit feits
aeItelIt psrosn fam, Of bic Grnens
ninsen in asieBIicher Deiie erfolat
iino.
Serrn 6anbmon purbe ferner be-
beutet. bab perionen, bic tlaabar ipsrs
ben fpollen, ipeil bic gioiIoienittuul.
milton bic GusaabIur9 ibres Ges
balts perbinbert bat, osgen ben Beam.
ten Hagen miiiisn Der tie onseitelt
bat, ba bic gipiloienittommifion bsi
ibrem 8oraeben BON benz Stonbpunft
aussebt, bah bic 9tufeauna cine un'
aeieblide mar.
@lpin ID. Smith, elm lSobn Ses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
gterbliSfeitsberidyt.

Gbpin aIbro. rs, 500 2incoln
glpe., 2lItersidipGhe.
Games 9apIor, SO, 633 Saptborue
glOs., 9Iutarmutb.
Mi6aeI !Sesosfer, AS, 276o 8. 8.
Str, Suberluloie.
gluna Sabn, 5, 2117 Gaitsrn 9lOe.,
Stpbtberitis.
Souis Griebmer, 49, 127 Slt GIifs
ton gpe., SubertuIofe.
Sobu gifbOp, 80, 5106 Carthage
glpe., Subertuloie.
Sobn &Ieimeper, SO, 1857 Suters
mediate GOe., 9ebirnfdIug.
Sutob Geop, 81 San Uiareo Slats,
Rierenleiben
Sulius Roientbdl, Sc, Clinton
Springs 9lUe, 9uneenent5iinDuns.
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Re4t auf feiner Seite hat.

Rc4t auf ieiner Seite bat.
Die plGne fir oas neue @eridts-
aebGube iteben nGmlih in perI6ieoener
guuttsn i'm traiieu Wiberipruh su
ben buuppliseilichen geItimmungen.
SSn eritsr 2inie miiiIen oqe Sreppen
in oroBen GebGuoen in einen feuers
iitern Shaat eingebaut iein, lpas bee
gr1itett fir bus neue @erihtseebGu.
be iehu6 ni6t oeplant bat. prdiibeat
Sames Gilbert Green BON Der 9aus
tommiiIion mar Dor einiqen Wod ,n
acneigt bic lreppen in Shahte etn'
tauen su laiien, abCr als er aeItern
ben BuutommiiGr Renbias ouffudts,
pplIte er bon bieIer glenberuna Der
QIGne nihts niiIen. "a uu6 nod
onbere GinsrIbeiten Der pIdus nidt
nit bem bieiigen gautober iibereins
itimmen III ss iebr frogli6, o6 siH
SuusrIaubnibi6ein fir bas @eridts.
actIuoe ouseeitellt Dcroen niro.
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0ebnrteH.

Sobn unb GIiiabetb gi.baus, 2343
WbeeIer Gtrabs, anabe.
Charles unO gpa Sails, 2347
Wbeelsr Strabs, Rdb4en.
9u9o unb Charlotte SduIa. 1875
State 2tpe., UsdO4eH.
Serbert uno Dime 9iss, 1924
gatMate Strate, anabe.
Robert unb Utarie 2a,pion, 3211
Dine Strdbe, &Hu6e.
9fi4arb unb gbarlotte Ssiuri3.
2629 Dennis Strabe, Gnabe.
CHARLES unb aate geeo, 1900 Race
Strabe, anabe.
Soispb nnb 9Orena gads, PATS
gaiterH Ipe., ana6e.
gbpdrb unb 9loelaies 9ottmdn,
1871 Manb StraBe, Guabe.
9eorge unb Yietoria Wittmeper.
Neiptotpn, WGbten.
gbtparb unb 9urline auappe, 1915
syairfar 4pe., &ndbe.
Sames un0 GIara Cullen, 2Sl1
9urnet 9pe., Uidoheu.
Samuel unS Selma QeLs, II, W.
WcUliden gtps., Wdoden.
George unb linoa Mormulb, 1882
Redbing Roab, WGbhen.
Subert unb Roietta 9imbers, $40
@eIt Gtrabe, MGbden..
Gmil unb Catherine Rei9el. GA,
Sit Clifton qpe., WGbden.
abam unb Narp S4edring. 154
on McWliden glps., annbs. n
Carl unb 2llics gispins, 273 Gms
ming Strabs, WlGohen.
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pormaliaen giirqermeiiters 9lmor
smitb IT,. panbts it6 aeitern be-
idperbefiibrenb an bic GiOiloienittomz
miiIion neil er uls 6ilfs Superin'
tsnbent i'm Strabenreinigungsbepar
iement entlafen tporoen lit. Seine
Gntluiiunq erfolste, bd in bem Depdt>
tement arobe SFinan5tlemme bsrrlh!
unb Smith bsbauptet nun, bab Itatt
ieiner elmer Der anoersn Silfs Sus
perintsnbsntsn bdtte entlaiien peroeH
icaen.
Sn bem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ment itehen in ben nGhiten Eager,
nic bic GipiIbienittommihion betannt
aob. etpa so gntlafungen BON 4rs
beitern bepor. neil tein 9elo aur Be
sG1lung Der 20bne porhanben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08

@bitatre bat burt eineu QnDaIt
teim itGbtii6en YauiHipettor Renbiss
oeaen ben prpjeftierten 3aun protes
ftieren laiTen unb bat iih erboten cine
gHrgihaft AL itsllen nm BEL ettpai9sH
gro3efi.n, bieStrad unbdnigis MAIDEN
iolte bic Stabt ihaolos su balteu.
gautommiiiGr Rsnbias bat oarautbin
ertldrt, baB er tsinsn grIaubnibi6ein
fir bic Grridtunl bss 3auns ausitsIS
len piirbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Sino bufbeinia.

Die Serren BON ber aommiiiion,
pelhe ben gou oes neuen 9erihtsSes
bGubss Isitet, f6einen etpos bodbsinig
au isin. 3piihen Der Sommiiiipn
unb benz itGptiihen gaudmt i6pebt
itpn felt einiaer Sci. cine Sontroperis
nit geSus auf bic gdupI6ne unb bic
SommifGrs id1ienen nitt nohgeben
su ppIlen. obi6on Der itdotii6e 9nus
tpmmihGr genbigs unitreitis bas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-08
Gein Grlanbnibidlsiu.

Dem gauuntsrnsbmer SbOmas 6.
Gtrad ipirb bonn gduumt tein G.'
laubnibihein fur sinsn 3aun ausss'
itelIt iperben. ben er 5ipiiden ieinem
Saufe. gaD. l400 MprtIe 4psnue uno
bem Sauie Don Z. D. Dbituers, Rp.
1402 Mprtle gpenue 5u errihten be.
abii9iiets. Der 3aun ioIlte 25 SUB
BOD unb 70 ssus lang iperben.
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IotnI .,......................s4 81, ,s59, ,2ss46
nnnnen lbe Brinbion 8ermaH Blui Co., be-
en MISUNDERSTANDING III uab metHem beiten
:. g. Set6a6er, 4afitrer.
II 6. Sue i'm SuIi s914.
9btftp Renner 5fieniIber 9lotar.
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Temer.

- Sn Der Wobnuns BON Sbman
Bilnstn, SO. 1929 Dalnut Strabe,
brad aeitern Elm 5euer aus, bas siuen
Sddoen bon $50 unrihtsts. Die
&inber battsu nit 3iinbboISsru se=
ipielt unb bierbei bic @arosrobe in
einem Wunbi6rant in GIammsn ss'
iett.
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h6tr
The Brighton German Bank Co.

bon Cincinnati, i'm etaat S6fo, BET S6Iub bes
Hitiod
DarlebeH Guf Brunoeigenibum IS 50f ,5i0.1S
Sdrleben auf @Ouuieral .......... 1,32A.81l.4 Al
gnoere SarIeben unb DtsioutiS.. 1904 al 90
Cberbrails NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,4S3.71
Staats. 9ountn unb Whni8ipal
gonbs. ntt in bic Referpe etns
aettloien ......... ............ 93f, ,4Gs 70
gnoere gonos nuo SeIuriidfeH.... 4747 so
S1Hiaebdube uHo GOt.........,.... s3, ,4e8 %
6utbuben bon anbereu aIs Se'
feroesgluien .................... 10.4s91S
RGar Stems ..:................... 9,s3I3s
GjItbnbeH an Ileierbe
SaIlfen .......... $111 0T0.1S
Grfanaes fir olS
Clearing Souie.. 12,sS0.3t
Bolonn5en ......... b3l2.5O
EletHgelo ...............3 1889
AietHGelo ............. 3.l3.S6
Ger Ct uno Patios
nal gGni gl0ten.. S7,714.00
Beeignee Sonbs aIs
aefeeIi6e Heferoe 40000.00- s6t,f40s5
SotnI ....................I. .S4,S59,2 ,2Ss .46
SD. g Z. eeoG6er. aafiirer Der obenge
itpOre biermii feerIitit, baB Der obtee Seri6t
g3iiter uno Glauben.
Staat Cbo 6aniltoH Gount1, 50:
uuterfhrieDeH uno befduoren bot mir Ste'e
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

law at the university. and will be the
guest OF honor at the annual banquet
OF the State Bar Association tomorrow
night
The Washington times., 1914-03-16
Indians Are Greeted by
The Great White Father

Delegations from five Indian tribes
called at the White House today. gayIy
bedeched in vari-colored garments and
blankets, wearing soft buckskin moe
casins and leggins. set of with brilliant
beads, their faces covered with brilliant
colorings, and their forms topped of
with headdresses of eagle feathers.
Although their garments were remi-
niscent Of the past their showed their
up p-to-dateness by making the trip from
their hotel in 1914 model automobiles.
The tribes represented were the Yank-
ton-Sioux. the Omahas, the Kiowas. the
Comanches. and the ChiDpewas. Sew
cral squaws were in the delegations. and
men and women alike were given an
opportunity to shake hands with Presi-
dent Wilson.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16
Gone Forever Are
Gyspeptic Days Of Old
The Simple, Safe, Sure Use Of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets Will
Bring Joy to Any Stomach
Sufferer in an Easy,
Comfortable, Diet
less Way.

How many quiet afraid to make
noise. unhappy homes there are due to
cross, irritable. miserable, close-that-
kitchen-door kind of dyspepsia suf
ferers. Such men and women cannot
help their peeyiShness for they suffer
terribly and should not be censured.
A stomach that is irritated, raw. re-
bellious and not fit to do its work Is
certainly the cause of constant drag
ging down and even excruciating
agony.
1t is feeling surpassed by no other
illness known to man.
10 one should blame such person
for i'll temper and silent moodiness.
Ever and always Is that dead. gone.
Bour tasting feeling at hand to curse
every waking hour.
Dyspepsia bad breath. gastritis. ca
tarrh of the stomach. pains in bowels,
nervousness. heartburn. belching.
bloating. etc, come from wrongful
conditions OF digestive juices. There
is nothing to correct these horrors
until these juices are again replen
ished
When the system exhausts its juices,
when the liver. when the pancreas,
the stomach become thereby unfit to
furnish the proper digestive fluids.
one cannot expect this same system.
without aid. to do anything else than
gestive products.
Such a condition means all manner
Of suffering. and un0uestionably fatal
danger turks in such delay.
There is relief in Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets that means restoration 10
normal health. a building up of cor
rect digestive juices and an absolute
harmlessness in the method and its
result.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
qualities in just the right proportion
to build UP the weakened gastric
juice. When the tablet reaches the
stomach, 1t readjusts matters quickly.
balances acids and alkalies and stops
pain. suffering. etc.
Other ingredients have just as i'm
portant effects upon the intestines
as well as the stomach and thus in a
remarkably short time stomach ills
indigestion, etc. disappear.
Go to your druggist today and OBJ
tain box Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's, price 80 cents.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

in-law and laughter. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Rictard Van Wyck Negle". She will
also visit in Austin before returning
home for Faster.
=
kiEs left Washington today for New
York.
Mrs. William F. McCombs. Of New
FORK, is spending u few days in Wash
.nEton with her mother Mrs. john r.
Williams at the Connecticut
Mrs. A. f. Bates is In Panama.
3
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folk have sent
ont cards for n dinner on March 80
at the New Willard in honor of the
Secretary Of State and Mrs Bryan.
MIR. Folk will leave Washington for
st. Louis, where he will spend q week
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis.,
countess Ehinda have carls out for a
dinner March 20
Mrs. Thomas Ewing has cards out
for a musicale on the evening of March
20. at lG O'Clock.
The Rev. Douglas Birnie and Mrs.
ing of April 2 at go o'clock, when Miss
Anne Scorillc will give 4 lecture on
When Shakespeare Came to Town"
The Washington times., 1914-03-16
Lightkeepers Receive
Approval of Redfield

Letters Of commendation haze been
written by Secretary of Commerce Red-
field to Keeper c. c. Tyler and Assist
ant Keeper Gary Z. Powell, Of the
lighthouse at Great Shoals. Mr.. for the
rescue OF disabled launch. contain
ing -FOUR occupants, which Was drift
Ing past their station in a high WIND
n Few days ago. The persons rescued,
Horace Messick. a merchant. of Nam
ticcke, Nd. who owned the launch, his
wife, and two friends. were sheltered
and were given assistance in repairing
their launch the next morning. when
they proceeded to Jestervilla, Md.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

of Mrs. Richard Sellman WorthinSton.
and Beach Helme Stockett. of Mauch
Chunk. Pa, will be married on Tues
day evening, April IA. at o'clock, at
ST. Johns Episcopal Church
The church ceremony will be followed
by a reception at the family residence
in H street. Only relatives will be in
vited. Miss Josephine Mason will act
as maid of honor.
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The parliamentary law section of the
Twentieth Century Club, under the
leadership of Mrs. C. E. Town, will meet
tomorrow at IL o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Lowry L. Merrill, 1877 kilbourne
place, and the French section will meet
at o'clock in the residence of Mrs. r.
B. Marshall. 3l57 Eighteenth street. The
chateaux of the Loire will be scussed
at the French section under the direc-
ton Of Miss Elizabeth NJ Carhart.
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Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, widow OF
the late President, and Miss Eliza beth
Harrison. of indianapolis, Ind, will ar
rive in Washington on March "a to be
the guests Of Lieut.. Col Joseph Z.
Kuhn, commandant Of the Washington
Barracks, and Mrs. Kuhn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philander P. Claxton
will give an informal reception to the
members OF the Bureau of Education
at the Home Club tomorrow afternoon
from 4:3o to $50.
A collection of Leonard Davis
Alaska paintings has been secured for
the occasion. The paintings will be on
exhibition for several days for the
members Of the Home Club.
a meeting Of the Archaeological So
ciety will be held this afternoon at 4:30
o'clock at the Peruvian legation. Mrs.
Brewster will lecture IN Peru.
The minister of Peru. who was TO
have started for California last week.
was detained in Washington, and Will
leave for the West little later. Nine.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

Chiffon Taffeta is scarce. but. of
course. it is To be found HERE. We
offer a splendid quality. So inches
wide. in plain and glace colors. for
sl.S a yard. A value to come for.
sure
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

These self-colOred Brocade CrcpeS
are wonderfully popular. Tomorrow
We offer the iO-!nCh wide for
$l.9j Il yard. Ealue up to $50 yd.
Choice of % of the best street and
evening shades. also black.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

These Fancy Foulards are 70 IN.
wide, In plain dark COlors with white
and cOlored space figuTrs-latcst
styles, and only >lu9 a yd.
Main lloor-Sth ST. Rotuuda-SiIks.
The Washington times., 1914-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell We're
hosts at a large dinner at the Alibi
Club last night in honor of Prince Mum
ster of Germany. who is a guest Of
Ambassador and Nine. Dumba, at the
embassy.
=
Miss Margaret Worthington. daughter
The Washington times., 1914-03-16
Sisters of Alteration
To Exhibit VeStmentS

Beginning next Sunday there will be
placed on exhibition at the convent of
TIE Sisters of Perpetual Alteration.
Fifteenth and v streets. hundreds of
vestments and smaller church articles
made for poor churches.
The Society of Perpetual Alteration,
which has among Its members many
social leaders. is busy finishing the vest
ment. The exhibition will continue un-
til Wednesday. when the articles will
be sent to churches throughout the
country.