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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
The Star Branch.
One In Your Neighborhood.
NORTHWEST:

NORTHWEST:
Ind ST.. cor. Mass. ave; Ilssean PhaTmaey.
9Th St, cor. T, Criswell's Pharmacy.
1th st.. cor. K Goldenberg's Information Bureau.
9TH ss ST. st. So SIS "A Roland MaIiases
9Th St. cor. o. McGuircs Pharmacy.
18th st., cor. q. Davis Pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor Fla ave. Pearson's Pharmacy.
end st., cor. i. Nansemond pharmacy.
18th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-, Herbert'a Pharmacy
eoa. ave- ave- e ess Phsrm.es
Holmead place cor. Otis. HoImend Pharmacy.
!, St. 1901 Mo,se,s PhaFmacy ..,,
NORTHEAST
y. Cap, cor. at. Richa ris"n's Pharmacy.
). Cap, cor. St. kenssly.s rh mla .
sth St. COZ X. MeChesney & Joachim. Walter
J. Boyee. mgr
N st.. cor II; Isa'man ,s,I Pha1 rms sm,cx
L, RI: ]. s ave. 50, B: II. M.Wiliiams' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST,
sth ST. cor. r Thompson Drug Co.
Sih ST.. cor. G. Roach D;ug 20, n,.
l1th ST., cor. Pa. ave. Feaiy's P,armasr.
14th ST.. cor. Pa. ave-. Bradleys phacmacS.
SOUTHWEST:
9Th ST, cor. D. Sullivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN:
Wis ave. cor at. O'Donnell's PhaImacy.
18th st.. cor. P. P1idea Pharmacy.
ANACOSTIA:
200 Nichols ave-. Bary's Drug Store
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
OFFICES:
United States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Pond Buil;iing. w, B. and A. Rwy. once.
11a2 Connecticut avenue.
f24s Wisconsin avenue.
1Ith Street Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST &c, 1914.
BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOARDING and rooming house for sale; on pay
ing basis: filed with roomers: other business
cause OF selling. Box 2I2. Star Office. l.
CAFE AND DAIRY LUNCH-Old established:
hest stand in northeast; doing fine business:
owner wishes to retire. Olive Cafe, 1O4 II
CAPITAL-Will give share in business or 1919
for 81 600 one year; no tIiflers G. B. A., star
office. q"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
Go heat furnished.i

1909 Kalorama road. 9 rooms 5000
1874 T st., LIST floor. rooms and bath.... 2S.DO
No. 6 s st. me-. End floor. Or. and BATH "a. 80
14S4 Chaplin st. NV. LIST 60or Or. and b.. :. %
14S4 Chaplin ST. NV, md door Or. and b. q 20
1890 Chaplin ST., LIST floor. Or. and bath. 800
222s Decatur place. End floor, Or. BATH. 23.30
1886 Chaplin st. NV. LIST floor rooms. 30
No. S st. Me-. LIST floor, Or. and BATH. $50
1874 ST. NV. LIST floor rooms. 300
IS I st. ne, 2nd floor. rooms "a %
10 T st. NV. 2bd hoOr. rooms. 400
1921 18th 81. NV. 1st floor. Or. and bath. 800
40 Todd place ne, corner. rooms. = V
81 Quincy st. NV. LIST floor, Or and bath. 22.p
1894 Willard. md floor. 8 rooms 80
1910 Willard ST. NV. 1st floor. Or. bath. y 20
311 Il st. NV. 1st floor. 5r. and bath. II 80
$40 Elliott st. me-. rooms. 2o.3o
% Todd place ne. rooms. .......--.-. OO
1929 SJth st. NV. rooms 2o.oO
1926 st. NV. Ind floor, 8 rooms ..--.. .o-oO
81 Todd place. LIST floor 3 rooms 1890
1910 o3rd at NV LIST floor rooms Is 80
2SOS Sherman ave n w.. ar. & b., End floor 1870
7e9 t;ira I'd St. end floor. Ar, bath 1926
2O11 14th ST NV :,rd floor ;,r and b. -. 1870
342 18th st ne, End floor. or and bath. II 80
10 Gresham pI LIST floor ar and BATH. lI.2'
800. st nv oni floor ! rooms Il 20
$40 81 NV Isl floor Z rooIus. 10 90
500 X ST. NV. rooms. 100
1o1o T. st NV &. r,p.ns l5.;D
$40 Orleans pace. LIST floor. II. and bath. li.O
SCI Orleans pl.. md floor, ir. and BATH. - -
62l Orleans place. i rooms and bath.... - %
1925 f st. ne, rooms and bath. .. NJ
1423 T. ST. ne. 4 rooms .....-..--...--. l5..O
6l3 Orleans pl. LIST noor. Ar. and hath. log
PAS ST. n w, 5r. and bath. :ird floor. l2.eO
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

COLLECTOR Experienced
furniture installlnent collector.
apply after 10 a.1n.,. Hub Furni-
ture Co. 9TH and d SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26
FOR RENT
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.


=
LOW d4o6 irving St. 10 rooms and baths. - -
The Iroduols. 1il0 NJ st. NV. rooms. n
The Decatur. 2l31 Florida ave. rooms, 90
l22I Conu- ave. ! rooius. ................ -"
The Tulane. 2l09 18th st. NV. rooms.. !
1900 Y st. NV, q rooms and bath. I! ).
The Monticello. 3151 Nj. Pleasant. Jr.... As
The Andover,- 1876 NJ NV, Or and cat 1910
3O5 c ST. NV. q rooms 3. 80
1896 NJ st. NV, 3 rooms ........-...... aT 20
3O5 G ST. NV, g rooms and hath. 3, 10
The Warrenton. 1901 Wyoming ave. Ar. 81 so
The Frederick. No s, rooms and bath. =. $500
The Monticello. 31JI Mt. Pleasant ST.,
No. B. rooms and bath ..-.......-... $500
The Decatur, 213l Florida ave, rooms $500
The Oswego, 1926 U st. NV. Or. and fa, 1910
The Dartmouth, 265 st. NV. Or. bath. 1850
The Monticello. 1857 Mt Pleasant. 3r-. b. 1886
132 18th st. NV, Bird floor rooms. 1880
1856 St. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 1880
The Oswego. 1926 u ST. NV. rooms. $3.50
The kelwOod. 1921 CDrcoran. LIST floor. Ar. 1910
SiS 14th st. NV. Srd floor. $500
q1S 18th ST. NV. :,rd floor. Ar. and bath. 800,
The Covington. 1855 Columbia road, b.. 1910
1917 10th st. NV. 3rd floor, ar and d.. 30.0p
The Berlin, Iowa Circle, Ar. and b.. 5000
81 f ST. NV, 4 rooms and bath. ...-.... 2..1,,
.5l4 l. st. NV. 2nd floor Or. bath 10
800 Z 81. n. W., 1 rooms. 70 80
$50 New York ave. n.w.. 3rd noor. ST.. 70 20
1898 St NV 4 rooms ........... $3.50
1925 Conn. ave- NV. 3rd floor, 3r. $50
l4OS l. st NV rooms ............ IS .0o
Fiat 4. the Ellsworth, 6ao Bird ne. 6r.... $50
The Hkley. 1920 q st. NV. rooms. ..... 22b0
1925 Pa. ave-. End floor. 3r and bath. 1000
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

Rents REDUCED VERY LOW,
Six very desirable apartments: 4
and rooms; best section in the
northwest; convenient two car lines,
Make rservatious at once.
Apply SIZE & WATSON. INC,
1O14 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-26

THE ALBEsIARLE l7th AND sTs. NV
and a 4 room and bath housekeeping apt.
for rent; all bright outside rooms.
THE ETHELHURST, 18th and L SITS. n.w.-
threeroom and bath Housekeeping apt NJ
rent: outside corner apt; south exposure.
Phelps pl. n.v.-5-room and bath h.k. apt ~
rent.
Apply at respective houses, or to
e. o. wAGENHORST. Bond bldg..
Phone 513S llth and n T. ave. nv.
ST. LAWRENCE. 1907 CALIFORNIA 81. NV.
rooms. tiled bath. I'm 80
rooms tiled bath. ....... 2S.00
rooms, tiled bath. Observation-Disclosures. ESQ
rooms, &35: with porch. ...........-. ESQ
Parquetry doors. electricity. plenty cf bot
water. heat in season.
BELGRADE. 1890 18th Il. NV.
room and bath ......-.....--~-..-$fS0e
. rooms and bath. .....-.............. = 70
rooms and bath. ........-.-........ Bko0
Outside rooms. tiled baths near ear lina,
SEE JANTT0RS on PREMISES, OR
JOHN W. CHILDRESS. 141S 81 NV.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
The Daily
Editorial
For Women
The Duble Standard Again.
BY BETH JEFFRIES.

Testimony brought out in the Carman
trial as to the cause of Mrs. Carman's 8
jealousy of her husband, which Ie-
suited in the installation of dicto-
graph. and a consequent accusation and
trial for murder. is an interesting side
light on the double standard.
Mrs. Carnan was suspicious, and
when questioned as to the cause. stated
that the joking reference OF male
friends of her husband. to his girls
"A little thing" she called it. "a
rumor," and ''one said that the doctor
was some devil and that he stayed
out all night
What a cowardly and unmanly thing.
this jestins about immortality and the
open byplay OF the double standard.
Merely realizing that such a standard
does exist to most men is hard enough
for women to grasp; they are not
taught by the laws of the land nor by
the church that any such thing is al
lOwable. and when they discover that
laws of God and man are merely some
thing to be winked at. they are shocked.
Then they go all through the thing
again, when the double standard comes
down to cases and Is cast up on their
own doorsteps.
If the double standard, so grossly un-
just and unfair to woman that il cam
not exist legally and openly. is still to
! be considered, women should never be
punished for any attempt to avenge
themselves. Much less should they be
openly tauntcd by men with references
to other women. The fact that the re-
marks of the kind which SOW suspicion
are made in jest is a guarantee of the
fact that they have some definite foun-
dation. Men joke about actualities. not
about imaginary things.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

lie had made up mis- mind 10 hear
thr story of tn" two do,lies if he
haL 10 asl item for il himself. MrE.
Tabhy took the dOllr into the front
room, and gave them rocking chairs,
and then passed around cakes and
tea. and Ton at ON the "dGc % his
chair and wished that they would
begin to talk.
Sitting in the best roc" IN IL"
house. on the edge Of q chair with
his mothers eye on him. was very
different from playing in the road
with the dolly girls. and he wished
thst he had not brought them in the
house.
Still. he wanted to hear that %to:'
50 he wigglcd and t'..tCh"d and du-
his claws in the carpet. but -
stayed there. He didnt Ike tea.
and he did like cakes. and he >oHIi
not tokc any more Gates. Then ms
mother said: "Tomnv. j. ." play
for tho girls the" will sing" Now,
Tommy could play III" tiny piano.
nut he hated 20 do so when an! one
listened and. worst Of all. Ne hated
10 play for COmDanI
He sal down, and The dollies sang
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
A SIMPLE WAY TO
REMOVE DANDRUFF
Prevent Falling Hair and
End Itching Scalp

There is one sure way that has never
failed to remove 'landrnff at once. and
that is to dissolve il. then you destroy
it entirely To do this, just get about
four ounces Of plain. common liquid
arvon from any drug store uhis is all
YOU will need. apply It at night when
retiring; use enough to moisten tho
scalp and rub it in gently with the finger
tips
BY morning most, if not ALL of your
dandrun will be gone. and three or Tour
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy, every single
sign and trace of 1t. n" matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
of the scalp will stop instantly and
your hair will be fluffy. lustTous. glossy.
silky and soft, and look and feel hum
drcd times better.
If YOU value your hair you should get
rid of dandruff at once. for nothing
destroys the hair so quickly. 1t not
only starves the hair and makes 1t fall
out but it makes it Stringy. straggiy.
dull. dry. brittle. and lifelesS, and eV-
erybody notices it-AdNt.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

If the ear. nose. throat and vacuum
pipe tube-are hale and
hearty, the bacterium has fallen on
stony soil. 1t does not thrive but dies
out
Beware the Microbe.
II. however. the little microbe demon
finds the throat. nose. eustacnian tube
and ear chamber swollen, red, sensitive
and inf1amed. it fourishes like a green
bay tree. In word. that one bacillus
or 'tcoccus' within the hour has in
creased and multiplied over the sore
throat and nose. ear channel tube and
middle ear cavity into billions of vicious
invaders. These now begin a battle
royal with the blood elements and the
tissue juices.
The result of that fray is a battlefield
strewn with dead and dying germs as
well as dead and dying tissue cells If
the human ISSUES conquer, the wounded
and mutiliated collections of injured
microbes and tissue cells are walled off
and surrounded by the reserves.
In brief n movement of the second
army surrounds every flank of the
enemy and prevents their escape into
Or assault upon the rest of the person.
This walled off mass is an abscess. 1t
is, in fine, a yeIlowish. scheesy-like con-
glomeration OF dead bacteria and dam
aged goods.
Plague of Childhood.
One of the most frequent complica-
tions Of cool weather ills in children
between six months and six years of
age is an abscess in the ear. a par
ent or a physician who neglects to keen
this in mind is often to blame for deaf
ness In grown-ups, perhaps score of
years later.
If an abscess is not cleanly and prop
erly punctured so that the matter can
exude outside of the tissues, in many
! instances it will ruptare internally and
reach some vital point. Thus may re-
suit from the ear abscess pus on the
brain. In appendicitis IL may spell peri
| tonitis, blood poisoning, and death
Assesses are usually the outcome of
some physical slip-up. 'Excesses cause
abscesses'' would not be a bad slogan
| to remember.
Copyright. 1914. Newspaper Feature service.) }
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
Alice Joyce Tells How
To Do Hair Latest Wdv
An Interview With Dainty Motion Picture
By HELEN STARR.

UR own hair used to serve as
81 a mere foundation" explain
ed Alice Joyce, the actress.
Now ii has again come into
its own, for to achieve the new coiffure
a line of growing hair must show all
around the head. If the scalp has had
good care the hair line will be thick
and even, but the woman with the high
forehead and thin hair will have her
difficulties.
"Of course, waxing a bit of side hair
and plastering it on the cheek before
the ear is quite passe, but the woman
who finds that she cannot pull her hair
away from her forehead without look
ing ugly can make a dip Of hair and
fiatten it out on the side OF the fore
head above her ear.
The ear itself must show quite plain
" and to enhance it's unlovely lines
earrings are to be very popular, / un-
ilerstand To create the new French
twist the hair must be flat at the sides
and at the nape of the neck. so that the
high line at the crown of the head VIII
he accentuated. Part the hair at both
sides of the forehead and draw it back
into n low pOmpadour. Next, part the
long back hair from the crown Of the
head to the nape of the neck Take up
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

nor. c~:1c,rasscd. MT y" Tommy
'..iru".
~: afraid that Tom does not
n,can 10 com" back confessed Mrs.
'TabbN * last in great distress.
hupt. you will forgive him for he is
50 forGetfUi.
oh. that is all right, laughed the
doIIies. we have spent most OF our
time waiting: in fact. that is why
We left for Tabbyland.
And right then and there those
two dolls began and told the most
wonderful tale yOu ever heard. and
Tom missed II all. He was sitting
out under the trees in the yard, and
When he thought that the dollies
were about to leave he came i'll
ngain He was little ashamed at
frrst. nuI they did not seem to have
missed him.
- hope YOU will come again some
tir1,c." he said, Il would have liked
50 - have heard the story Of your
c4cape to Tabbyland.'
'Wuil. you could have heard ii to-
day" smiled the doll in black stock
inSs, Ill you had stayed in
With that they said good-by to
Mrs. Tabby and were off, but poor
Tom only sought out a deep. dark
corner, where he could get over his
punishment and disappointment.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
Answers to Health
Questions

Effie-What is the cause of a floating
rib, and is 1t dangerous
Everybody has floating ribs lust the
same as they have blood.
T. b. J.-Have been suffering with
'1ocomotor ataxia' for six years. VIII
you please tell me of a doctor where I
can take treatment?
You can get the treatment at any good
hospital. The cost runs from about $50
upward, and it takes six months or
more.
ii. k.-My nostrils are clogged up.
making it hard to breathe, caused from
a cold in the nose. Please tell me what
/ can do for this?
Irrigate the nose and throat with aka
line antiseptic fluid diluted three times.
Mrs. c. S.-Have a puffed feeling in
stomach after eating: cannot dress for
Two or three hours after. What would
you advise?
Take ten grains of oxide of rnagnesis
before meals and charcoal after meals.
b. c. R.-Have suffered for several
years from chronic ailments by
blood test" Would you advise me to
come to Northern hospital for relief
or treatment?
1t is needless for you to come to any
Northern hospital The diagnosis can
be carried out In the method described
by me at any hospital near you.
DR.. HiTshber0 tcjH ausoer questions
for readers of this paper on medical
hygienic an dsdnitatio,, subjects that are
Of general interest. He JcfH not nscteT-
take to prescribe or offer odvice for tn
diridual cases. Where the subject Is not
Of general interest letters ,oiL be an
dressed enUeIope is enclosed Address oil
Inquiries to DR.. l.. II. Hnshberg, care
this office.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
TOMMY TABBY HAS CALLERS

spite of the long journey they had
Just made. their clothing was very
fresh and new. In fact they We're
very new dollies, and no ono could
understand why they had left the
world Of human beings. Mrs. Tabby
was too polite to ask, and the dollies
did not seem to want TO tell.
Now. Tommy Tabby was very glad
to live in Tabbyland. but he loved TO
hear Of the world outside, 1t fright
ened him little. but still he would
run for miles to hear the story of the
adventures Of doll or any creature
new to Tabbyland.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

'Capyrisht 1914. BY F F. Yoder.'
-oMMI TABBY was the worst
boy in TabbyIand for invit-
ing people to his house and
then forgetting all about
them. There were so many htties
in the Tabby family that he felt that
he only needed to bring his guests
home, and that then the rest of the
family could amuse them.
One afternoon he came home with
two dolls. They were both brunettes
and had lovely dark eyes. and curly
hair, but they were just as stupid as
they could be. They were new 10
Tabbyland. having only just come
the day before, but they behaved
like ladies and Mrs. Tabby was very
courteous TO them.
Their cheeks Were fat and rosy,
their hair was soft and silky, and in
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
Excesses Cause Assesses
AndOpening Is theCufe
By DIR. LEONARD KEENE HIRSHBERG.
A. B., NJ. A., NJ. d. Johns Hopl,insl.

OCTOR, what is abscess?' asked a fond
es mother when told that her six-months-old child
i y had ''abscess in its abscess is
a gathering of matter made up for the most
germs. broken up tissue white blood cells
the other scavengers blood" my explanation
But, DOCTOR" persisted the worried parent. how in
the did this pus inside my baby's
AN abscess of 'puruent microbes
generative substances nothing he
-eE1nants of a battlefield i explained. 'One single
lonesome. solitary bacillus of grippe of tonsils
pharyngtis suctoned the eustacian tbe-a
pipe for ventiating sucking the chamber
the middle to the back of the mou-where it bur-
WE Is int the MIA heh he rdrIl
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

thrash another man. CniVaiT, e the
convenient seA arrangement that
gives woman in silk and satin. who's
Decn playing bridge all afternoon. the
!lgh /" TIA" onlV seal IN a car. while
Inr Workman with hiiStors OIL his feet
st.AmLE Gallantly up. Chiv3lry----'' but
her. b." Da aused and flung his cigar into
Lh' road. A. N"cI," he shrugged.
whats the use Chivall.- ought to
ne i"r m"th"Ts--rD1 for women AS a
rlass--amd Oniy for mothers who We
III" !" good.
Aud ! kucp. from Ihe wny he spoke
.9't Airs. PrnIield'S U' -t'iir- and hei
fictitious taiut had gotten upon his
h~FN"s-t'n h didnI cntirelv blame
nr--aiU thaj his own married life had
nc" Il"Gc too happy
Bns.u"s" II b0thcrinE me a lot" he
"ail at"- while. "AnG. 10 ten the
TRUTH. r., heem daDilIna = littlc in
s1""i-s Don; do IT, Peter It's a
lou'- paStimr. I'm aIWavF putting up
m"lE!m iatel, SolnrhUv. when Won
HhH '"Hl lucorlc isn't elastic enough
|" Si".r rn over . years expenses, YOU
lmmediai"ly east about in your mind
i"y /. way 10 maxi more money easily
--'i,n %perulatmg sounds simple
spoke Of my night, worl. over the
laCL books Tor extra money.
You're beginning wrong Peter" he
said I've learned bitter lesson.
MarN's my daughter. and a sweet.
pretty girl, but when she gets the
money fever she'll drive. and drive
hard. fralf of the human runaways
hat end in Jail arc the result OF a
money-mad woman driving hard. and
when the crash comes she wecps and
doesn't understand Why. Men are
great. sentimental fools. The passion
and pitt that women awaken in them
complicate their lives at times beyond
endurance. Take a firm stand. Peter.
and handle your own money. It's the
only way
Passion and pity, They were the only
emotions, indeed. my wife aroused
Was marriage worth II?
lcepyrlght fs1I Newspaper Fcat ture ssrvies }
The Washington times., 1914-11-02
MOTHER! MOTHER! YOUR CROSS SICK CHILD
AtEEONLY CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS

and IN 1tNt few hours all the cloegeT-
up. constpated waste, sour bile and ln-
digestcd food will gently move out of
the bowels and yON have Il We'll. playful!
child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this he ermless fruit laxative. Mil
lions of mothers keep 1t handy because
they know its action Oh the stomach.
liver and bowels is prompt and sure.
They also know a little given today
yavcs sick child tomorrow.
Ask your druggist for a Jo-cent bottle
OF "Californla Syrup OF Figs" which
contains directions for babies. children
Of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
on the bottle. Beware Of counterfelts
sold here. Get the genuine, made by
California Fig Syrup Company" Re-
fuse any other kind with contempt
AdVr.
The Washington times., 1914-11-02

r-h 50 much finished The visi-
Whereas. if the truth were
own, they really have better CON-
vions than any othe" class OF
men. Having eXhuled her men
burden. the interviewer drew
- breath.
And the question is?" urged Miss
ard gently. as She began spooling
. strand Of hair over tas iron. as
looth as silk over a sewing ma
me bobbiu.
Why" said thc int+rs ieweI with
downward infection and without
mental effort whatever.
Why do actresses have .Ood com
.vions? Why. because they rNel.-
%. them 50 much.
Why. yes. We eNerrlso u.,. mus
Is TO keep them active. wny not
skin Of uU' faces" And when W
civ" our faces exercise sixteen
mrs a week, doesnI il !uei"ally