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The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Gathering Grounds Planned.

The bride paths that run parallel to
the creek in Rock Creek Park will
be converted into "cantering grounds"
for horsemen by the commissioners in
charge OF the park. The Improvement
will extend from the jumps to Military
road. This action is being taken to
give the riders a substitute for Ross
road, their favorite "canterine
ground" which recently was macada-
mixed for motorists
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
REED DOOMED FOR CONGRESS.
West Nirginian. Well known in
Capital, Enters Race.

The Washington friends of Stuart r.
Reed, Secretary of State of West
Virginia. are interested in an announce
ment coming from that State to the
effect that his friends are actively pro-
noting a congressional boom in his in
terest.
Secretary Reed is one of the prominent
men of the State of West Virginia,
having won fame as an orator, journal
list. and thinker. Mr. Reed has very
extensive acquaintance in Washington,
where he has come so often in the in
terest of West Virginia He has been
energetic in advertising to the country
at large the great resources and opor-
tunities of his State.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Jitney Bus Decision Wednesday.

The Public Utilities Commission prob
ably will decide at its monthly meeting
Wednesday whether J. L. Barnes shall
be given permission to operate a jitney
bus from Thirteenth street and Park
road northwest to Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest: Start
ing from Thirteenth street the proposed
line will go by way. of FairInont street,
Fourteenth street, Florida avenue. New
Hampshire avenue. Sixteenth street, H
street and Madison place to Pennsyl-
van'a avenue. thence cast to Eighth
street
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
MUST ANSWER LIBEL CHARGE.
Howell Brought Here to Face Po-
lice Court TriaI.

George T. Howell, 81, aIais George L.
Hammli. formerly a carpenter in the
Indian Service was brought to Wash
inGton yesterday from Spartanburg. s
c. by Detective Embery to answer a
charge of libel
Howell was arrested on the complaint
of W. J. Oliver, of the Bureau of Indian
Affairs. it being alleged that he wrote
a hbeloUs letter to the chief of the
bureau. He was formerly employed at
the Indian School at Black Rock, n. Nj
and 1t Is said he wrote the letter in an
effort to be reinstated.
The case will be heard in the Police
Court tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Negro Held for Murder.

A coroner's jury yesterday held for the
grand jury James Allen. colored, who
was charged with stabbing his wife
through her heart with a butcher knife
morning. Witnesses told of a
quarrel between the two colored people
just before the woman's death screams
were heard. - '.-.-
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Will Trudge to Old Mining Region

Wanderlusters will start on their Sun
dav hike at 2:40 o'clock this afternoon
from Cabin John Bridge and will explore
an abandoned gold-mining district north
OF the famous cabin. The territory is
new to Wanderlusters and it is antici-
pated pleasant afternoon will be spent.
The hike will be led by James p. Greene.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Two-story Garage Planned.

A two-story garage will be erected
at 326-S2s New Jersey avenue north
west by Mrs. r. E. Trimple and F.
NJ Clark. 1t will have a frontage of
ffty-one feet and a depth of ninety
two feet. An electric elevator capa-
BILE of carrying the largest automo-
bile will be installed. -.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Approves Dallas Discounts.

The Federal Reserve Board yesterday
approved a discount rate OF 4 per cent
on commercial paper up to ninety days
and L. rate for longer maturities
named by the Dallas Federal Reserve
Bank.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
Senator Smoot Loses Dog.

Senator Smoot, of Utah. is looking for
his Boston bull, which strayed or was
stolen from his home. 25ll Connecticut
avenue, Wednesday. The dog is brindle,
with a white face. 1t had a collar, but
nd tag
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
ORCHESTRAL CONCERT

By the United States soldier Home Rand
John ; NJ. ZimmermAnn. director. at stan
ley Hall. this evening at S:i5 O'Clock.
March. Kaiser friedrich .... Friedman
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TTanscrirtiun. The Angels Sereusde''.
hI4 "a
Selection. The Emerald Isle ....... Langey
Contents: Come Back TO Erin "Rakes
q MsllOE' The Wearing q the
GrNn." The Little Red l.lrk "Uf
10 Philadeh hiA. ''shule agra" 'Garry
owen. st Patrcks Day" Has
SnroW Thy Young DAYS shaded 90 xii
lArney.'' The Valley Lay smiling Re
fore Me- The Exile Of -Eriu''
"Faddy whacS." ~Ibe IrtsA NFashsr-
woman. The Harp That Once ThrO'
Tan's Hail. Finale
Idyl. The GluE Worm" .Lincke
Waltz suit. Jolly Fellows ....... Nullsteit
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Tie STAR Spangled Banner.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14
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The Washington herald., 1915-11-14

back. who his given much study to this
subject, shows pictures OF the various
buildings in which Congress met in these
different cities and also slides depicting
scenes of the early life in the District
The Washington herald., 1915-11-14

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when your stomach alone can't.
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today or mail the below coupon now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

of thin are that stingy with
money and lovin' words that We
might as we'll be married to a
lump of wood - the cords will
hurt We that ties ye to aither.
"Once in while | know that
Tim gets to thinkin' that he Is In
bad with the whole world aud
then he hunts around In his own
mind to find who he can lay the
blame on. Ave course, me beln'
his wife and usually present, git
the blame.
Now I've come to the conclu-
sion II We can only just kape yer
head and reminder that bein
the last handiwork of God We are
much superior to the man who is
BLOWN off his steam and bad
feelin's We can get a strangle holt
on him whin he comes to HIS
sinces and is sorry-otherwise We
show yersilf as wake as himsilf.
II tell you, Miss Margaret,
we're not only our brothers kap-
ers but our husbands kapers. It
lies wild us to kape him or let
him go. I'm goin' to kape Tim"
Continued Tomorrow.
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Confessions ofaWife

conglomeration of embroidery
and flannel fell out. There was
enough material to make clothes
for a small orphan asylum and
yet nothing was just right.
do We know now" she con-
tinued with wide smile, "y'd
laugh il ye could Sc wild what
Joy Tim looks at these things.
He picked up that little shirt
last night and fairly shouted
Annie, reminder we're not MAX
in clothes for doll, it's Timothy
O'Connor, jr., that'll be wantin
something to kape his little body
warm, thin he tried the little
shirty over wan of his big hands
and stuck his thumb and little
finger through the armholes.
l did not envy Eliene SO much
when she was buying her baby
clothes but l did envy Annie as
we sat there together and sewed
and talked of the coming of lit
tie Tim. l am going to make all
my baby clothes for / know now
that when l am sewing for my
baby 1t will be the happiest time
in my married life. Love of hus-
band as we of today know it is
an acquired passion, bearing chill
dren is part of nature.
And you are now perfectly
happy, Annie?" / asked.
why, Miss Margaret, surely q
woman with the book learnin'
that We have knows that no wan
is perfectly happy ON this sinful
earth. Tim and me has our
quarrels and our make-ups. Tie
is a man my dear, and only wan
man liver came down here and
understood us women, that was
the blessed son of the holy Vir-
gin, who knew our foolish hearts
and excused us because we loved
much.
Men, my dear Miss Margaret,
have not yet found out that while
the good God took us from them
in shape OF a rib we were not
made especially for their benefit
"a thing the devil tells us every
day. Many of us listen to him
allana and we git very uppity
and talk about livin' our own
lives whin all the time we know
in our hearts it's the lives of our
husbands that we want to regu-
late and live.
Now, Miss Margaret, I've
found out wan thing and I've got
1t knocked into my noodle so 1T
can't get away from me and that
Is that We must give a man his
head once In a while.
He Just must let his mean
ness come out. Some ave thin
do 1t through a bottle of wills
ky, some ave thin make love to
women promiscuous like, some
ave thin just take it out in nag
gin about the house and some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

81 Wish All Women Could
Feel the Exquisite Charm Of =
Good Clear Complexion ind =
Healthy Skim"
Stuart's Calcium Waters have
|a reputation for blood purifying
that no doctor In all the world
can approach. Literally. hum
dreds OF thousands Of men and
women have demonstrated under
every test OF skin and blood dis
eases that these little pleasant,
harmless waters have been the
means of curing them.
They have proven this to their
own satisfaction and by their
words of praise they have made
Stuart's Calcium Waters the most
sought after blood, skin and beau
ty remedy in the world.
Every drug store in this coun-
TRY worthy of the name carries
them In stock, where you may OBJ
tain box. Price SO cents.
Surely you can see that what
they have done for others they
can do for you and you should
buy box today. One week after
using them you will be astounded
at the change you will readily
see. A small sample package
mailed free by addressing r. A.
Stuart Co., It's Stuart Bldg.
Marshall, Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

Mess" screaming Universal COM
edy, with William Franey and
Gail Henry: two film run come
dies. Runaway June" Sunday.
AT THE SHELL
TODAY ONLY
THE Stolen Ruby" three-reel
Kalef drama; "Brenco Billy An
derson." a tense one-reel Essanay
drama: three first-class comedy
reels.
WAR PICTURES
AT THE PALACE
A complete reel OF thrilling
war pictures direct from Europe
heads the new Palace bill today.
Other films on the new program
are: Dear Old GIRL" beautiful
two-reel Essanay drama: THE
Unknown Country" Lubin drama
Butterflies and Orange Bios
sons" Biograph sketch: "It's a
Bear" Edison comedy.
COLONIAL BILL
THE Marked Woman" huge
photoplay production of the fam
GUS Oriental drama, with Bar
bara Tenant In the leading role,
closes Saturday night at the CO.
lonial.
NORTHUMBERLAND
Cinderella" with Mary Pick
ford, Is making big hit at the
Apollo this week. The engage
ment closes Saturday night.
AT THE IDLE HOUR
1.-THE Mystery OF the Sleeping
DEATH" an Alice Joyce feature in
two parts, heads the new bill to-
day at the Idle Hour, South Ta-
coma.
GEM THEATER TODAY
Today's new bill at the Gem.
1910 Portland av., Includes:
The Last Ghost Dance" three
reel Miller Bros. Indian drama,
featuring Baby Early and Elsie
Albert; IVA Wa, the Wild Man"
comedy; I'm the Minister'S Keep
Ing" drama.
PAULINE" AT LYCEUM
At the Lyceum, 2713 9Th ave-
nue., today and Saturday: "Perils
OF Pauline" Eclectic, Episode
No. 8; Charles Chaplin in THE
Face on the Barroom Floor
screaming keystone comedy:
Stronger Than DEATH" magnifi-
cent two-reel Thanhouser drama.
. -
AT THE BUNGALOW
"Perils of Pauline" sixth epi-
sode, today and Saturday; Seven
Sealed ORDERS" Essanay drama
In two parts: Col. Meeza Liar in
Mexico" comedy cartoon by ].
r. Bray.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
Baby's Happiness
Depends On Health

Cross, fretful babies usually
need a laxative to make them
comfortable, and comfort be-
gets happiness. Constipation
Is the cause OF much discom-
fort. Mothers should watch
closely the condition of their
children's bowels and see that
they are regular.
A mild, pleasant tasting lax
alive such as DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin, Is ideal for
children because of its natural
composition and gentle action,
and because 1t contains no
opiate, narcotic or other HARM
full habit-forming drug. DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is
sold by druggists everywhere.
A teaspoonful at bedtime will
bring easy, certain relief.
A free trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned by writing to DIR. w. B.
Caldwell, 452 Washington st.,
Monticello, Ills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
PLATES


The volume of our Plate
Work permits the giving of
values In this department that
are nearly double those of the
smaller practices. We make
Plates from S5 to $75 a set.
and all of them are absolutely
guaranteed.
Imported Maroon Rubber
Plates, which cannot be dupli-
Gated any place in the United
States, for SO,
Electro Whalebone Plates.
lightest. strongest and most
sanitary plate made. SIS.
Contracts for plates include
the necessary extracting.
Lost or missing teeth replace
ed SO closely In color and size
that 1t is Impossible to detect
them from your natural teeth:
no covering the roof of the
mouth, solid and firm, and last
a lifetime. Made from solid
porcelain, solid gold, or the two
In combination.
PAINLESS EXTRACTING zoe
WE GIVE GAS
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
10 YEARS
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(Co. right, 1914, Dy the News
PAPER Enterprise AssociatioR.)

"Ye see, Miss Margaret. I am
takin' we at your word and have
come over to have We show me
some about little Tins clothes. +"
Come right up, Annie, l am
SO glad 1t is rainy day and we
can sew undisturbed."
"Tm not very good sewer,
Miss Margaret" said Annie lit
tie shame-faced, "but l tould Tim
that you'd be shown me Just
what to do" Then she proudly
opened her bundle and sucn a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
PANT AGES
uNnQUALED vAuDmvIE18
Five Water Lilies
HARRY 0IRARD = 90.
AND
4 OTHER MIG ACTS
TO START SALE

Moving across the street %
l12e q street. after the stock wns
damaged by recent fire, w. J.
Hanson 4 Co. will start paint
and wall paper sale tomorrow.
Fortunately at the time Of the
fire his spring stock was not II
place and will be ready for Ta-
coma customers after the sails
has ended. Tho new store II
prettily finished In white enamel.
with hand-decorated walls aud
ceilings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

"a young man OF %
who is three years my senior
and l have been going to-
gether for four years. About
E a year ago l began to find 1t
monotonous, and now l SIM
ply cannot bear him around.
Would 1t be right to break
off the engagement?
v. f.
Ayes; do not hesitate; you
will probably find that the man
will be very much relieved by
your suggestion. When one par
fy ID friendship Is bored. IL Is
quite probable that the other h
eqtfally bored. Moreover, do yon
n{A think that IL he had been
wildly anxious to marry you, the
Young man would have found q
way before now? Unless two per-
sons are extraordinarily prudent
about the financial side of mar-
rfage, a four-year long engage
ment does not imply any very
great amount of sentiment on
either side.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

We operate a clean and hon.
estly conducted Dental practice
which Is a source Of pride to
ourselves, and counts much
toward the comfort, CONVENE
ence and lasting satisfaction
OF our many patients.
We do not employ students
nor inexperienced help. The
only way We can hope to hold
the confidence of our patients
is to render expert, efficient
service by qualified dentists
who know their profession
who have made dentistry a life
study and specialized In its diff
ferent branches.
We are always willing 10
make an examination of your
teeth and gums FREE. II thew
are In good condition we tell
you SO and 1t will cost Won
nothing. If they require atten-
ton we tell You HONESTLY
just what is required and tell
you EXACTLY WHAT TT
WILL COST. Then you can
use your own judgment az to
whether or not you Will have
your work done.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

Pimples and blackheads disappear, red,
rough, blotchy complications become
clean, clear and velvety, and hair
health and beauty are aided by the
regular use of Resinol Soap and an oc-
casional application Of Resinol Oint-
ment. These soothing, healing prep
arations do their work easily. quickly
and at little cost.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
Personal,
Social

Invitations bidding the general
public to q card party In the
Armory Saturday afternoon. IL
announced by Mrs. William
Tritie. Refreshments will be
served.
Max Warsiall Of Seattle, viii
lecture tomorrow afternoon from
Q to s o'clock at the Unity Thee
sophical lodges regular monthly
meeting.
Little folks OF the Epworth
Bible school will give an enter
tainment at Epworth Methodist
church. South 7th and Anderson
streets. tonight. beginning at 8
O'Clock. Proceeds will be used
to buy new carpet for the pri-
mary room. The program will
consist of dialogues, recitations,
songs and solos. The children
will be assisted by Mrs. @. w.
Oslying and the Misses Elsa Moe.
Gustava Malstrom. Myrtle Warren
and others.
Ladies' of st. Leo's church will
give an informal dance in st.
Leo's school social hall tonight.
The music will be exceptionally
good, 1t Is said.
Miss Neva Hay, daughter of
ex-Gov. and Mrs. M. T.. Hay, was
married at All Saints cathedral,
Spokane, last night, to George
Thomas Hood of Seattle.
=
Miss Nave Odds will entertain
tomorrow afternoon In honor Of
Miss Anna Bell of Seattle. Miss
Bell is guest of Miss Edith
Foltz.
Mrs. and Mr.. p. Il. McHugh
will return soon from their
ranch home and take apartments
at the Bonneville.
Read the Classified Ads %
rage Six.
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|EYNTHIA
] GREY''S
|LETTE RS
IZ|EFyU

you have to do. 81 wonder
doesn't turn thy stomache.
For instance, there 10 the
young man ~ who IL lin love
with a married woman and
loves her with all his heart"
Well, that reminds me OF the
time when l was q nine-year-
old school kid. and fell
head-over-heels In love with
the school ma am. and firm
ly resolved that when I grew
up l would marry her tI
think she was somewhere
near rs years OF age at that
timeD. and | was awfully
jealous II she smiled at some
of the larger boys. | had no
good. kind Cynthia Grey In
whom | might confide my
troubles as this young man
has, so had to go about with
them hidden in my own poor
little breast. The fact that l
am alive today shows that l
survived. even after l real
ized that my passion was
hopeless.
And there Is the poor
young thing who is miffed
because her hard working
husband doesn't care to take
her to dances after working
all day. Poor child. she
might get out In the kitchen
and dance for an hour at a
time II some mans arm en-
circled her waist and he
whispered silly gush in her
ear. She wants to go to
dances, and she wants to
elope with another man, and
she is about to become q
mother. Ii 1t Ia true, that
the state OF mind of the
mother stamps its impress
into the character of the
unborn, what q character
that poor little waif will
come into the world with!
Then there Is the married
woman and the married man
who are dead in love or may
be 1t Is Just unholy PASSION.
I ] rather think 1t is the latter.
IL is a wonder to me that the
husbands and wives OF some
!. of these hollow-headed trav-
estes on the human race
don't catch on" to what is
doing, through your letters.
II they read them, and throw
them out on the human muck
heap where they belong.
-: w. d. STAHL..
Alt Is to be hoped that thu
affinity-crazed species OF hume
IT. will read your letter and "ta
! ltumble" to what disinterest
IeOple think of them.
Q.-How many battleships,
cruisers, gunboats, torpedo
boats, submarines, trans
ports, etc., in the United
States navy? Will the Brit
ish ships have to pay to pass
through the Panama canal?
How much does a ship have
to pay to pass through and
how do they reckon 1t?
A. A.
AIN our navy there are
battleships, 10 armored cruise
81 gunboats, "A torpedo boats,
submarines.
A British ship must pay toll
order to pass through the can
Il depends upon the kind Of W
sels.. For merchant vessels, {
rate Is $3.50 per vessel ton.
Q.-Is It right for school
mates who have never been
introduced and know each
other only through school to
speak when they meet out
side of school? G. r.
A.-CertainIy IL is right. Scho
Il the one example Of wholesoI
sociability where boys and girls
every station meet as ON big fal
Ily.
"a few weeks ago had
a quarrel with my girl and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
Take a Tip From
Beauty's Lips

Use stuart's Calcium Waters and
Cleanse Your Blood, Hcvital-
Inc Your Pores and Make
Your Skin Clean and
Clear.
II IL o positive crime the way
some women try to remove facial
blemishes by the use OF creams.
acids. messages. lotions. electrlc-
ity. needles, masks. etc. These
lines OF treatment only mar
beauty. The trouble lies with
your blood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
"a few weeks ago I had

"a few weeks ago / had
a quarrel with my girl and
now l feel so lonesome and
blue. | haven't the nerve to
make friends with the opp0-
site sex, so please tell me
what to do? b. b.
A.-Cultivate s'the nerve" II
does not take very much of that
commodity to make q man well
acquainted with some Of the girls
of the day. And more's the pity.
just let some of them have the
chance and they will see that you
have plenty Of opportunities to
take them to theaters and dances
and i'm other ways to look out for
their entertainment In return for
tho pleasure and honor Of their
company.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

Chip of the Flying u .. a
hilarious Selig western comedy,
with Kathlyn Williams as THE
Little Doctor" comes to the
Vaudette. 18th and X, Sunday
and Monday. She is assisted by
Wheeler oakman and Tom MIX.
The film Is In three reels and ia
declared to be one OF the best
Selig western plays ever exhibit
ed. II was written by b. M.
Bower. The Friday and satur-
day Vaudette bill follows:
Sparks OF Fate" two-part Es-
sanay drama with Francis x.
Bushfan, Ruth StoRehouse and
Bryant Washburn; "The Ticket
OF Leave Man. two-part Bio
graph drama; The Beloved Ad.
venturer, No. 49," and "AA Ton.
serial Leopard Trainer" 'Selie
comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
NEW BILL TODAY
AT BELBOURNE

The Mystery of the Sinking
Ships" seventh episode Of "Zu-
DORA" Thanhouser's stupendous
photo serial. with James Cruise,
Marguerite Snow and Harry Ben
ham; "His Taking Ways" Key
stone comedy; ''The Final Yer
Dict" tense society drama, and
the Mutual Pictorial Review, with
war scenes.
JEWEL PROGRAM
BEGINNING TODAY
THE House of Fear" three
part. Universal drama by Stuart
Patton, featuring Hobart Henley
and Francis Nelson; "A Political
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

Read tho Classified Ads %
Fsge Six.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
AT THE SHE'LL
TODAY ONLY

THE Stolen Ruby" three-reel
Kalef drama: "Brenco Billy An
derson," a tense one-reel Essanay
drama; three first-class comedy
reels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29

Mess" screaming Universal com
edy, with William Franey an,
Gail Henry: two film run come
dies. Runaway June" Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
WAR PICTURES
AT THE PALACE

THE Marked Woman" a hug
photoplay production of the fam
GUS Oriental drama, with Bar
bara Tenant In the leading role
closes Saturday night at the Co
lonial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-29
"CINDEREI,LAv

Cinderella" with Mary Pick
ford. is making big hit at the
Apollo this week. The engage
ment closes Saturday night.