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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15
HOUSEWIVES DAILY
ECONOMY CALENDAR
THE TAILORED BLOUSE.
BY FRANCIS MARSHALL.

Thu oIH-ffr-a. -.
hans forever For 81. is.t 90 49,, -.
nave has nothin1 20 ,sts a.. ni.c. W.
have vorn, chIYo1 ans 80. hio,,ss. 80
lingerie hIonses n, no.. ~ H.. .,,,,rsi,ss.s.
or elaborateness R,,, wa hsysn.t 80
the plaIn. substantiaI ola sbirtwais,
year or 80 ago what were cai,sd 800
blouses came into being for sports vesr
They approximated the ola shirtwsIst
but they were short-sleeyed ana their
wide, rundown collars robbed Them q,
any air OF severity.
Last winter. however the tattorsd
blouse appeared. ana II is as much Ilss
the regulation shirtwaist of times mas,
as anything we have NOWADAYS coi,ld he
To be sure. II Is sometimes ouite elah-
crate: sometimes II is even made OF chif-
fon- But I'm some Of its phases ~ A.
regulation shIrtwaIst.
II Is a blouse of endless use and end
less possibilities for becomingness ana
smartness. And the woman who must
get through the winter on a moderate
clothes allowance will do well to include
the tailored blouse in her reckoning.
A tailored blouse in tsfteta can be
worn for calling. teas. matinees and va
rious other afternoon diversions. The
smartest sort. Of course, has a high COL
lar but this can he of the convertible
TYNE 40 that n NAV he worn omen II de-
sired To MANY women the omen collar
Is SO much more becoming than the high.
cIosaS &c tha, a. ma, veil he vorr, IN
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In THIRTY-NINE DAYS.

These warm days of autumn belle
the fact that Christmas is coming
and coming soon. In thirty-nine
days more Christmas stockings will
be hung and Christmas trees will be
decked and Christmas tables will be
spread for the great feast.
1t is with an apology that we bring
up the plea for early Christmas shop
ping. We have already heard and
talked so much about it and its ad-
vsntages are so patent that it seems
as if any further consideration of the
subject were pointless. Still the fact
remains that this year. as in all pre-
vious years, women will put off their
shopping till the last few days before
Christmas, the shops will be crowd
ed to the limit, and in spite of all that
merchants can do the saleswomen
and girls will be taxed almost to the
breaking point just because of the en-
tirely preventable last-minute shop
ping.
The reason why this abuse con-
tinues-and no doubt the reason why
other preventable abuses continue
is because individual men and women
don't realize that their own particu-
lar action will have any appreciable
effect on the situation. Indeed it
doesn't seem as if a few purchases
delayed, a few hours spent in the
shops that last week before Christ
mas could add any extra burden to
the people in the stores.
Christmas shopping is going to be
unusually heavy this winter. Just as
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15
Aunt Chatty's Mothers Club
Conducted by Mrs. Charity Brush
THE FIERCE TEMPER.

THIS real Mothers Club for the benefit Of mothers everywhere
who struggling with questions of discipline training euca
clothing, for the children Write Aunt Chaty of problems
which vexns you and she will advise and help you solution of
them Write her. too of discoveries of methods have
found successful smoothing the rough paths Of life for the tender
childish feet that through the Mothers Club your experience be of
benefit other mothers who still tangled the web of perpexy
you have so happily unraveled.
Cooperation the of any business; so why
the business Of motherhood that highest and hottest calling which always
other of usefulness be opened Address Mir.
Charity Brush, of this paper.
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y OF black broadcloth.

the renovation Of the White House. II
was observed that the light burned late
in Senator Jones' library. and II became
known that these two men discussed
and analysed the works of the best
writer's of English far into the night.
Although Senator Jones was esteemed
one Of the leading authorities In the
United States on the silver question and
made what many Senators believed was
the ablest and soundest argument in
support Of the common use OF silver and
gold as the basis OF our money system,
nevertheless he never discussed that
subject with President Arthur, for the
reason that the President had told him
that he did not understand the SUBJECT
had given no study to It and that II did
not appeal to him.
After Senator Jones retired from the
Senate. there was a disclosure Of the
methods he adopted for the acquainting
himself with the English classics. He
was mt a college man as was President
Arthur and yet the President was re-
ported to have said that. with exception
of Senator Vest. Senator Jones had the
most mastery acquaintance with and
appreciation Of the English classics
(Copyright. ISIS. By Z. J. Edwarda An rights re-
seved-)
Tomorrow DR.. Edwards will tell why
James @. Fan Was Made Senator"
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AS SEEN BY A WASHINGTON WOMAN

manifestation of thankfulnesss that
we in America are enjoying the bless
ings of peace there will be more gen.
erous giving and wider celebration
of this festival of peace on earth than
in many years past. So begin now.
Don't let another day pass without
making that Christmas list of yours
and starting out on the Christmas
shopping. if, indeed, you are not one
of the wise ones whose Christmas
shopping is already completed.
Have you heard of the new certi-
fed domestics they have in Montclair,
N. J., that center of housewifely pro-
gressiveness?
The idea of the new system is to
simplify the task of hiring and keep
ing domestic employees, the method
being series of examinations and
certificates. The women of this
progressive New York suburb were
not content with lamenting the So
called servant problem. They set to
work to solve it for themselves. Now
any woman wishing to engage in do
mestic duties may, if she wishes to
avail herself of the advantages of the
new system, take an examination
given through the cooperation of
the board of education and the wom-
en- who have started the plan. This
examination is not at all difficult. The
points it touches are such things as
ability to make bed, sweep a room,
tend coal range, as we'll as a gas
range, wait on table, and the other
duties. The domestics
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15
WOMEN WILL INVITE
WILSON TO MEETING
Suffrage Workers Are to Hold Mass
Gathering at Belasco in Honor
of Western ENJOYS.

President Wilson will be offered a. box
by the Congressional Union for the mass
meeting on December IL at the Belasco
Theater. which will be given in honor Of
the ENJOYS who are coming from Cali
fornia TO wait on President Wilson.
Mrs. o. II. p. Belmont will preside
at this meeting. The speakers will be
the two ENJOYS, Mrs. Sarah Bard Field
and Miss Frances Jolliffe: Senator
Sutherland, Of Utah. who Is to intro
duce the Susan B. Anthony amendment
In the Senate. and Frank w. Mondell,
who will introduce IL in the House.
The boxes will be gaily decorated with
the State banners and the whole theater
bright with the colors OF the union
Among the box-holders are Mrs o. II.
p. Belmont, Mrs. William Graeme Har-
vey. Mrs. John Jay White. and Mrs
Andreas LELAND and Mrs. Alden Potter.
Of Minneapolis.
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A Baby's Birthday

Baby's coming is. anticipated with
great joy, and it is of the utmost i'm
portance that great care is taken to
make this important event a happy
one.
Mothers Friend, applied externally
and to be had of all druggists, is Of
the greatest value for it robs child
birth of its agonies and dangers,
makes the mother comfortable and
helps make baby strong, healthy and
vigorous. II is effective and depend
able and has been used successfully
for many years. Definite instructions
are furnished with each bottle
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

Monday, November Is, 1918.
Good and Ill are balanced in the
scales today. according to astrology.
While Mercury. Jupiter. and Saturn are
fairly favorable. Venus rules with evil
power.
Writers. lecturers and ministers
should find the rule fairly favorable.
II they seek inspiration from the stars
they will profit.
Churches remain under a planetary
government that is very sinister Trou-
bles that discredit the clergy will null
tiply.
Socialists should benefit by the rule
this month. Strike agitation will bring
relief in certain quarters. but much
suffering will accrue for women and
children.
Bankers may trust to plans that they
consider as wise today. for the stars
are well posted. They are again
warned that losses and threatened pan
les will trouble them.
Lawyers are under a sway presaging
fame for those who study international
relations One who holds high office
will attain to much honor and will reap
what his predecessor did not SOW. an
American astrologer predicts
Warning is given once more that
woman who has reached fame VIII tear
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15
1o2, SHE CUTS TEETH SIX TIMES.
Aged woman's Neighbour, 100, Digs
Ginseng Root.

Huntington. W. Va, Nov H-Mrs.
Anna Mahon, 102. of the wilds of Logan
County, is cutting teeth for the sixth
time. the sixth set appearing nine
weeks after the preceding had begun
to grow.
Mrs. Gregory. 1os, neighbor of Mrs.
Mahon. spends her spare time digging
ginseng root on the highest mountain
sides.
These strange tales were told here
today by Mrs. Harry Estep. an evange-
list, who has just returned from q
campaign tour Of Logan County.
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Match Famine in France.

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Temps publishes
an interview with the director of the
state match monopoly indicating that
the country is likely to suffer soon
from match famine. The wood for
the matches was formerly imported
chiefly from Russia but IL is now
sought In japan and Indo-China. The
stock of matches imported from the
United States Is exhausted,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

The sister cities OF Niagara Falls. on
each side Of the great cataract are act
ing together in an effort to acquire the
battery of electric searchlights now pc
IT, need for the scIntillator illumination
AT the Panama-Paciic Exposition at San
Francisco. and to provide for the cleo
trical illumination of the falls during
number of months OF each year.
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STUDENTS TO GIVE COMEDY.
High School Society In ..The Corner
Drug store- Tonight.

The Dramatic Society of the Busine IS
High School will present THE Corner
Drug Store" a musical comedy, featur-
ing Albert Parker and Miss Irene PostIes.
this evening. The remainder Of the cast
includes Messrs. Samuel Mooers, Edwin
Joyce, Robert McMackin, Carl r. GIL.
William Mazo. Melvin Mcclure and
Misses German. LIP and Moore.
The chorus will include Misses Martin,
Williams. Morris. Dunbar and Messrs.
Annadale, Miller. Griffin and Carpenter.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

so the family in the fat next yours
has Victrola. Ell? How many records
have theyr' Heavens only knows. But
they broke their best previous record last
Sunday by five hours and twenty-sIx min
utes. Puck.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

Friend-what are you thankful for this
year. Uncle Rastus?
Uncle Rastus-Well. sub. on de wealth
side All am thankful fob de things Alive
got, an on de health side All am thank
full fob de things All haven't got-Life.
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TOMORROW'S MENU.


But bark, The Ginning clocks tc
dinner call."-Pope.
BREAKFAST.
Fis and Rice.
Liver.
SUPPER OR LUNCHEON.
Chopped Beef on Toast
Cranberry Jelly.
Tea- Cream Puff.
DINNER.
Julienne Soup
Roast PORK
Escaroped Potatoes
Spinach
Egg Salad
Cocpanut DTorp.
Figs and rice-Line Individual
cups with cooked rice. I'LL with figs,
cover with rice. and steam half an
hour. These can be prepared the day
before and served cold with cream.
Chopped beef on toast-Cut the rem
nants of the leftover roast beef in
pieces. boil with any remnants OF bone
or gristle until the meat falls from
the bones. Then remove bones and
gristle, boil down a little IL neces-
sary. add gravy. II there Is any left
over. thicken slightly. and serve on
toast.
Cocoanut drops-Boil a cupful of
sugar with a quarter Of a cupful of
water until IL shreds. Pour this upon
the whites of two well beaten eggs.
Add grated cocoanut until stifr Fla
vor with vanilla. Form into small
balls and place a little distance apart
on buttered tins and bake slowly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

Gray Is equally fashionable for day
and evening wear this season, and it
would tax the memory to be able 30
enumerate all Of the smart tones to be
found in the shops. A very nkeable
shade, however, Is dreadnaught be-
cause it combines well with both light
and dark colors. In the frSck shown
here dreadnaught gray zibeline is trim
med with bands Of black silk velours
and narrow silk braid. The applied
front may be Of contrasting material
and the back is made In the same way,
with extensions buttoning over the cir.
die. In medium size the costume re-
quires ~ yards 54-inch zibefine, Y
yard velvet and yards inch-wide
braid.
Pictorial Review Costume No. 6424.
Sizes. "a to 46 inches bust. Price, Is
cents.
Pictorial Review Patterns
On Sale at
S. KAHN. SONS & co.
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Copyright, IslS)
HOROSCOPE.

The stars incline. but do not compel"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

For the modern
young sportswoman
who rides astride
there is a new model
OF cross-saddle habit
in a gray English
whipcord. The coat
is sin g e-breasted.
very full. as to skirt.
and reaches barely to
the knee There are
wide pocket flaps and
n arr ow turned-up
cuffs. fastened with
q single button. A
W hite pique soft
stock, laced boots,
and leather puttees
are the proper acces-
series. and the final
touch is given by a
low = crowned derby
of gray felt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-15

E. H. Noelter. of the division Of stamps,
Post Office DEPARTMENT Is spending three
weeks with friends In Virginia.
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Monday, November Is, 1915.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Los Asuntos de Haiti.

Washington. d.. C.-Ei Senior
Scion Menos, Ministro Plenipo-
tenciario de Haiti en- esta CAPT
tai, ha celebrado una larga con-
ferencla con ell Secretario de Es-
tado, Mr.. Lansing, relacionada
con la ocupacion Americana de
aquella rep1blica. Els cosa que
tiene por segura, que ell Gobier-
no Americana va a hacerse car
go de la hacienda p1blica haitia-
ma, asegurando asf su derecho
para intervenir en- los asuntos
p1blicos de la lsla, a1n despues
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

las mas grandes fabricas de ms
trumentos %quir1rgicos Y de pro-
ductos medicinales. Hay que
convenir en- clio.
Dejemos aparte los campos
cientificos menos PRACTICES. En-
la biologfa general, encontrare-
mos primeramente, como inno-
vadores iniciales. los nombres
de Andrea Cesalpino y Marcelo
Malpighi, italianos, y del ingles
Graw, Ell primero, quien afrmo
resueltamente la circulation de
la sangre, que ell ingles Harvey
debia mas tarde demostrarla ex-
perimentalmente. Ell segundo Y
ell tercero-casi contemporaries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. la celula,
descubrimiento grandioso, que
debla traer mas tarde la gran
revolution en- la biologfa.
La teorfa de la evolucion es
acknowledgements legada a NOM
bres franceses. sobre TODD a La
make, a Wallace y a Darwin; ell
aleman Haekel no fue sino un
gran vulgarizador de la idea.
Alemania acknowledgements ha
tenido grandes astronomers Y ma
tematicos, pero tambien estan
los franceses Lagrange, Legen-
DIRE, Laplace, Loverrer, Napier,
y los ingleses Newton y Hers
chel, y ell italiano Gechi, Sole
I'm nombre aleman Sc encuentra
en- ell campo matematico Y es e.
de Leibnilzers, ell 1nico que pue-
de estar al frente de esta legion,
Ash, la Alemanfa no esta a
frente de las ciencias como vul
garmente Sc cree.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Empresa digna de ApOyo.

Viendo la necesidad que tie
men los concentrates eXportado-
res e importadores de San Fran
cisco, de IN medic practice Y Sc
guro para llevar y traer su car
ga; y tomando en- cuenta que la
unica Inca que hasta la fecha
ha servido para las communicated
mes entire San Francisco Y los
puertos de Mexico y Centre
America, la Pacific Mail, esta
proXima a abandonar su campo
de acci6n; un grupo de distin-
guides caballeros de esta locali-
dad han aprontado s~ufciente d.
nero para establecer una Cha.
de Navigation; lanzandose re-
sueltamente al negocio, trayen-
do consigo larga experienced en-
Ell ramO, conOcimiento en- las ne
cesidades del comercio local. V
buenas relaciones con la mayo
ria de los mas importantes ex-
portadores mexicanos Y centro-
americanos. Formalmente ha
quedado instalada la California
South Sea Navigation Co., con
un personal inteligente Y apto;
siendo SUI Presidente Mr.. F. NJ.
Stark, quien ha pasado la mitad
de su vida dedicado al negocio
de vapores, habiendo hecho mu-
chos viajes por las costas occi-
dentales de Mexico, Guatemala.
Ell Salvador etc. Ell Agente &C.
neral de Fletes Y Pasajes es Mr..
W. j. Parker, veterano en- ell ne
gocio de embarGues, muy versa
do en- las necesidades de los PAL
ses hispano-americanos, en- DON
de ha vivido largos amos como
agente de Companies de vapo-
res. Ambos caballeros hablan
bien ell idioma espanol, y Sc en-
cuentran bien relacionados aqui
y en- nuestros paises del Sur.
Por de pronto tienen dos vapo-
res, que son ell Fort Bragg"
y ell Coaster y para fines del
ano agregaran otros a la fota.
va han hecho SIT primer viaje de
,ensayo a los piertos del Sur,
dandoles feliz r sultado, por 10
que han decidido ensanchar ell
servicio. Estan dispuestos a lie
var y traer fete a precios mode
radios, siendo ST tarifa mucho
mas baja que la lie otras compa-
MAS, la Pacific Mail incIuso. Pa
ra la proxima cosecha de cafe,
Sc proponen traer csc rico y aro-
matico fruto de C~entro-America
y Mexico. a tarifa reddcida; be-
neficiando a los finqueros y a los
importadores, directamente. La
California South Sea Navigation
Company tiene sus oficinas en-
ell No. "a, Gale New Montgome-
ry.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

de que Sc haya establecido un
gobierno constitutional. Sc ira
ia de establecer un protectorado
de hecho, con ell fin de que no Sc
repitan las revueltas que han
ensangrentado ell pals. Los ma
rinos americanos, al mando del
Contra-almirante Cameron, ST.
guen desarmando a los nativos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
VIDA P0LITICA LOCAL

Ell Alcalde Mr.. Rolph, induci-
do por sus amigos y partidarios,
ha decidido lamar su candidatu-
ra para su reelection, Y hay
ocho en- diez probabilidades, de
que vuelva a triunfar.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
Revolution ~Fracasada.

Willemstand, Curacao. Las
tropas del gobierno venezolano
han hecho abortar un movimien-
to revolucionario que Sc habia
iniciado en- Guanto ell pasado dia
%, siendo capturado en- dicho
lugar ell general Monagas, que
Sc habfa puesto a la cabeza de la
revoluci0n.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

Andrew j. Gallagher es ell can
didato del pueblo para Alcalde.
Ha luchado siempre a favor de
las classes trabajadoras y cuenta
con ell apoyo de las Uniones.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
NueVO PreSidente.

Santiago de Chile. -Ha triun-
fado e los comicicios electoral
les, la candidatura del Sr. Juan
San Fuentes, para Presidente de
Chile. Esta election debera con-
frmarse por ell Parlamento en-
su session del 81 de Agosto ac-
tual.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28
les ALEMANIA SUPERIOR
EN- LAS CIENCIAS?

III PNiiONlNO 'dllCcS puDllcd
I'm artfculo en- ell cual, con bue-
nos argumentos basados en- he
chos irrefutables, prueba ell error
de atribuir a la Alemania una
prlmacia en- las ciencias.
iLos Instruments de 6ptica.
de quien vienen? jVienen de A
lemania? no. Los alemanes nc
lnventaron ell Telescope, que to-
dos saben fu6 invencion de Ga
lileo, italiano, como ell microsc6-
pho compuesto, perfeccionado
despues por Juan Battista Ami
CT, tambien italiano. Ell constru-
20 igualmente los primeros cris-
tales para ell telescope.
En- cuanto a la Fotograffa, es-
ia es invenci6n francesa; no pre-
cisamente de Daguere como
slempre Sc ha crefdo, pero 81 del
cas- fgnorado Niceforo Niepce.
En- la electricidad, ell iniciador
primitive fue Ell italiano Volta,
que su alto genio abri6 ell CANT
no a los Ampere, a Faraday, a
Clark, a Maxwell, etc., etc. Min
guno de estos fue aleman.
81 TELEGRAPH y ell ~telefono son
inventos de Morse y Bell. ambos
americanos. Ell TELEGRAPH sin hi
los, es de Marconi, al cual los
aiemanes lie robaron su siste-
ma de radiotelegraffa. hacienda
lie algunas nuevas modifcacio-
mes, exhibiendo en- seguida ell
nuevo tipo como invenci6n ale
mana. En- la electricidad tene-
mos como primitivos a Calico.
terraris y Pacinotti. Y Ultima
mente al gran Edison.
Los renovadores, los genios en-
la Quimica fueron Lavoisier.
Delton y Avogadro; frances ell
prImero, ingles Ell segundo e ita-
llano ell tercero. En- ell campo
de la Fisica, Galilei y Torricelli
fueron los lniciadores, CONT
nuando Thomson, todos ingleses
y franceses. Alemania sostiene
que Helmholtz y Clausins; mas
81 es verdad que estos p~restaron
un grande impulse a los concep-
tos modernos della energfa, pero
tueron precedidos por Thomson
y Rankine especialmente.
Otro i~nvento que Sc pretende
atribuir a Alemania, es la bioIo-
gia, la medicina, la hygiene V la
cirugia. Pero la teorfa b~acterica
~
de grande categoria Sc viene
desarrollando. con todas ma
ravlllosas consecuencias, no cor
ell e~sfuerzo aleman sino del in
giles Jenner, que introduce la va
cuna preventive, Y por ell frances
Pausteur, ell verd adero creador
de la bacteriologfa y la serotera-
pfa.
La medication asceptica Y an
tiseptica es del ingles Lister: la
anestizaci6n, es inglesa EQUAL
mente; los grandes descubri-
mientos %quirurgicos son ameri-
canos. Mas hay que convenir,
que en- ell campo de la medicinal.
de la cirujia y de la hygiene, la
Alemania acknowledgements ha
perfeccionado la tecnica y posee
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

Franklin K. Lane, Ministro
del Interior en- ell G1binete de
Wilson, escribe desde Washing
ton recomendando la candidatu-
ra de Charles A. Sweigert, para
Abogado Fiscal.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

Ell n1mero de personals insert
tas en- ell Registro Civil, como
electores, llega hoy a 1856, APO, de
los cuales 125, 319 son homhres y
81, 101 son mujeres.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

Eugene E. Schmitz no descan-
sd en- la tarea que Sc ha i'm
puesto. De dia Y de noche pro-
nuncia discursos en- pro de SUI
candidatura mayoril.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

La sonora Ethel Lynn aspira
al puesto de Coroner. Undo of
clio para una mujer, csc de vivir
entire los muertos!
Dan P. Raglan hace muchos
adeptos en- su campana para Re-
gidor Superior
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-08-28

Gideon S. Brewer ha pedido
ser inscrito como candidate a
Alcalde, p~ostulado por ell partido
Socislista.