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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-22
MISS LEIGH TELLS A SECRET
Something About "The Girl Who
smiles"-PIays and Player.

Everlasting youth is a system. not
a secret, a y Grace Leigh. who has
the part of the girl who smiles in
the production OF that name al the
Lyric Theatre. Asked II the smile
h wore was acquired TO carry on
the plot of the play, she replied: In
deed not. l was the possessor Of that
broad smile long before The Girl Who
Smiles was ever written.
THE smile" said Miss Leigh. "is
the secret of youth, therefore | am
sure age Will never bother me. I
arise with a smile and retire with
II. 1t a made me happy and kept
me in good cheer. II peop.e would
smile more there would be less sor-
row in the world.
But continued Miss Leigh. II want
to let you in on another secret. when
not at work | retire every night be-
fore 10 and am up at I 4. NJ, then
/ do a four or five mile walk. I eat
with regularity and only nutritious
foods.
The general public feels that work
on the stage Is synonymous with night
lie, wine, &c. In nine cases out OF ten
you will find the successful Of the
profession a sane and healthful liy-
ing class with hui one object in
view, and that is success,
The successful ones trear their
calling the same as a merchant does
his vocation. To mi the stage Is my
business. and II is up to me to further
my interest in anything | can do and
to work constantly f." greater sue
cess
That an actor may also make a
stage director IL proved by the ex-
periences of Benrimo and Paul Dickey.
both OF whom have plays running on
broadway. Benrimo, who Used to be
an actor under the ger OF
David Belasco, staged THE Blue Para
disc While The Last Laugh" 1ust
across the street, was produced and
written by Mr., Dickey, whose experi-
ence as an actor dates back To quite
recent time, In fact before Dickey
wrote this farce he was a vaudeville
~headliner, having come 10 the varieties
from the legitimate fold. lie was Hen.
rietta Crosmanis leading nan for q
Evening star., 1915-05-13
HOW BAD DEBTS MAY BE
DEDUCTED FROM INCOME
Ruling on Question Is Made by Com
missioner of Internal
Revenue.

Bad debts which. if collected, would
constitute income in their entirety
are not deductable in d return under
the income tax law of annual net in
come unless the amount of such items
has been entered on the books of the
taxpayer as income, and such entry
has been made within the year for
which such amount is sought to be
deducted as bad debt. This is the
substance of decision given by Com
missioner W. H. Osborn of the internal
revenue bureau.
Debts on account of unpaid wages.
salaries. rents or items of similar
character says the decision, (which,
if collected, would be properly included
in gross income in returns of annual
net income, will not constitute an al
lowable deduction from gross income
as bad debts in aScertaining taxable
net income unless the amount repre-
senting such debts has been entered
on the books of the taxpayer and in
cluded as income on his income tax
return for the year in which the de-
duction is claimed, and has also been
charged off. as required by law. 1T
being specifically provided that only
such debts due to the taxpayer, actual
ly ascertained to be worthless and
charged off within the year, may be
deducted as bad debts. An entry of
the item on the books and it's inclusion
in gross income must, therefore, pre-
cede the charging off of such item, and
its deductions as bad debt"
Evening star., 1915-05-13
DIED.

APPELL. On Tnesday MAY II. 1915. at u lo5
al Georgetown University Hospital.
MARY r. APPEL. inee Harper. beloved
wife of Frederick +. Appel.
Funeral Friday. May ~. at $50 o'clock. from
:.ol:; Dumlarton avenue. thence to Holy
Trinity Church. where requiem high mass
will be sung nj O'Clock. IL
CLAGE1T. ON "Wednesday. May II 1919. at
his residence. 2l3 llth street northeast. AL
FRED B., beloved husband of Margaret ].
Clagett.
Funeral Friday. May IA. at Accokeek, Md.
COHF.N. Suddenly. Wednesday, May Il,
1915, at ) am, at the residence of her sis
ter Mrs H. H. Blount. Fairfax county. Va,
Mrs. GEORGE c. COHEN.
Funeral May "A. at pm, from Whea uey's
chapel. s07 King street. Alexandria. Va.
CROWLEY. On Tuesday, May H. 1915 at
I ii: 80 an MINNIE E. CROWLEY.
Funeral Friday at am from the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart, where requiem mass will
be said. Friends and relatives invited. l3'
FINDI.EY. Suddenly. May II, 1915, at
p.m.. HENRY V. FINDLEi. soft OF The iaic
Funeral from his late residence. 1896 36th street
thence to Holy Trinity Church. Interment at
Holy Rood cemetery. l3'
FoRwooD. On Tuesday. May u, 1sisS At sos
pm, at his residence, 1AcS EuclfA street
Evening star., 1915-05-13
Port of Archangel Open.

The Russian port of Archansel is
open, according to report from the
American consulate at Petrograd to the
state Department. Transportation of
non-government goods to the interior is
officially restricted. There has been no
change in the export embargoes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31
Sritiidcr Gultob BET eiQe feblgeitIagen.
HuQen Hi9aer ]l(eer6uIen 5urii6ge(c6(agen
GreiSen audi in Sft WaliSien eine Sd,lappe.
2seridt oes oeutfdjen &eneraftfaGs.
lEraOa!o8 na@ sanpiIIcl

Scrliu 30 9e}cmbcr 8 II Oen @oaeen oann sic aampfc
nnOermnberter cafet rt Die Snen Gobem mebrre EoNo
Der MGb amannuei iOpisS ,rHderobcrt Sin brte
ebdung9auNriif Der Nabc Vile lit fcblgeIhagcu.
Nnf Der Sfrpn ruN die Nbtbenmgeu Der Wdb bes
Hgacr Weerbnene ,nrHfgeidgen. uh SNacn bet Tnrfa
nom, baben bic 9in0cu cine Sdlappe erIiten
Sie brnet Der amdc @erid Der benc Nadmttas
Der bcntdcn pbeten 6etnng nicn Wnrbe inm uuncn
NSorluu uad foloenbermafcn antet:
@enliher &ricgS idlanplGb
in @crud Der Srcr ubrcub Der Nndt bcs 30 Te;ember
acknowledgements uniere Stnnaen noromeid
SiGe euinOrinnen, idlng gan}id fcbl.
Die Senen nnternamen an nm Fnnftc inSld ppn Nlbcrt
ogredcu &urof bel Dem bradlid nnbl yritsn
eefnnNen ocnDmmen mnroen
IS lit bnthen Sttrditcn acun0n Der WdJe bes oa
muunsulerf0pcs mebrere Stelnngen uiener III beicBeu
Nnf oan,en Trpu bic Nrerie Die
ScnSlid Tger oien Die Sab nn gnbnb6fe @erpif
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riGe Oud uuron lben Gbin ueuunoet nno &ub gebt
Gin brd eropGu Wnrbe enem Gntfampfe npro1h Sam.
brai Geuutcraeid)pTen
= etiicer &ricg damplab
GniNide Ibtbeinngn bic uol d Sdof nabe benz Hgaer
Der Generals SnIneen ursnrifen
nd)tn mnrben ,nrIdGewprim.
Gle 0terreihdnngnrden Sruppeu Dem Gpumanbu oeS
Generals %u peicn nn gngr nrer ruIider Srnppcn
9eaeu SrIdenp bel Wnanom Dem Gnie Sripa
Sh-oolen blntia 5nHd Ter Seino erli r erdid gerni
nneNm cf 800 @efansme in SGmon Seereer urt"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31

Scr fltien in 9eBorobicn 5ugeiArie-
ben.
@ritiihc9 Gubinetsmits
Gllc0 rcitgnirt,
Minnipeh Wion., 30. Gcj. -
Ginc Spc}iol ao6clocpeidIe aus
Sonoon Die beutc bier cinging ioIt
6olgcn0eS:
Ser Gigbt 0on. 2elpia !0nrcourt
bot ais WiitglicO Oes Cabinets reiig.
nirt, nm 9iiccfonig Don >Sn0ien jll
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@on0on 30. Icj. sd babe
uid)t2 81 lu1cl," mar Ole flIr5c 9lnt,
mort ocS 6errn 2eui9 @orcourt, cr-
item 2lrbcita Gonuniiiors in britt.
Ihcn Cabinet, ais cr luegell Der .Q|cl.
Oung bcirogt ultroc. ooB er rciiGrirt
babe,
6clomnrihnlI Di d Ell II
in sofia.
COMB Son, 80. Tej. -- Gin balhs
omtlidcS (clcgranurL 6oS ans So'ia
in 9lmItcroom cingctroiicn iii, iogt,
oob Iclontaridoll Mnfenen gcItern
in Soiiu eingetroffen it, 10 beridtet
cine Gcpeihc an Reutcr'a 5elegranl
50. Rad cincm @clldlc bel ocm
0cllt'd)cn iul0 oiterrcid)iidcn @cionoa
ten lro bci a0nig 6croinnno tebrtc
Scr 1Scl6maridall ms 0nptquartier
3ilriid.
(9lm 2S. Gcjcmbcr mar in Iepcs
itcn gcricloct morocn. oab Der 1Sele.
morifall oic Borbercitlngen iiir ci'
nc Qcunltiae expedition gcgcn Nc.
ppteu leitc.)
Semi. pio Foris, 30. Gcenl5er.
- IS miro bier olts angeblid) 81.
Derloiiiger GueQe berittet, oob ito.
lieniifC Qruppen oer oIbaniihen
Seeba'cn Inrajjo bclett babcll
Iieie DielOung iinoet ideinbar ei.
lie 9eitdtigung onrd) oic lbatiafc,
ooB ser belitide Goniill in Enrij5o.
oie Wiit9Iie0er ieines Stnbes, iolpic
iiinijig unoere Iclltid)c geitern oui
ibrcm @egc nod) Serlin< elIinjona,
Shlueij paiiirten.
(Iurnjjo iuio ?lplonn iino Die bel.
oen buupti1d)lifcn albaniid)en Gee.
hiicn. slulona luur0e bon Den SSta.
lienern beiest, che Stalien in ocn
arieg eintrat. Stirra5,o lieet oui
eincr Snl6iniel inr aoriatiifen Meer.
pier5ls Dleilen iiiolicb bon Der mon'
tcnegriuiiden grcn5c)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31

Truuca mn einc9 jlpeiten BON 3O,-
100000 riir 0ic ltnterItilblng bills
beoilrfti9er SolNatcnfarnilielL mic
Der Correspondent BON Rclter'5 g,
lcgramm 50. in Soia 6cricGtct. Ter
Correspondent f0brt tort:
Gle OoftrinGren So5idliIten ga
ben ibrcr irieocnairelmoliden Belin,
nitna 9luaorlif mo i6rer Gppoiltion
gcgen jeocn arIc9, crtldrten ober,
iilr ocn arieqS-Greoit 81 itinmcn
lu0brcno iid sic Ncfornl- So}iullItcn
Scr 9lbltirnu,ng cnt1ieltcn. Gic ,Rds
oifnlcn bciiirmortetcn 0ic Grc0itc.
9lllc an0crcn Furtcicn Ucrl6erten
cntbuiioltid ibre llntcrItiiblng imO
crtlGrtclL 0oB bic 6rcOcn96coinglul-
1cn in ic0cr S,tnlid)t Den Spfcrn
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id)c Iorpc0obo boot5cts
ltorcr Oerlorcn
Eorim 80. Gc5enlber -- Glc
iranjoiiden Mnrncbcborbcn gabcn
bcutc 6olgcn0cS bcfnnnt:
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welheS aus Gnttoro gefonlmcn mar,
nm Iurru}5o 3i bcIdicBen lit Don
0cmiiicn Wcidluo0ern Der }taiirtcu
bcriolgt uuo ongc0riiien uorocn,
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rer oSifu" illbr oni cine N}inc lno
ilog in sic Hllit Ger 3erit0rcry lrig,
Lap" pon ocnlicI6cn lpp pnr0c ollrd
Dos 6elicr Scr Sfiiie Der NQiirtcn
5crit0rt Gie iibriaen icinoIiden
Sd)iiic lutrbcn Deriolgt nn0 iloben
in Ger Ridtlng mad, ibrer Qaiia"
(Iic 3erltorcr Ygifa" im0 ulri8.
Inu" iino Sdpciteridiiie. 5ic lUltr-
Oen i'm Sabre 1913 ge6oilt limo 266
Sub fang mo babcn 787 (onncn
Mnilerucrordnglmg Se0cr ilt NIT
5luei 3.93oQioen @eidiIben lmO ied9
Glfpiiinoern 6eitiidt uno but 3luei
(orpeOo.9l0bren.
G Gentrulm q 6 te 5iebcn lid
dngebli6 5uriit.
2on0on. 30 Ie5. = Sic Gent.
ihcn uno Geitcrreider baber nngcb.
lid cntlnng scr gansen 6ront III
cincn allgemeincn Hiid
iug 6egonnerL luie eine 1epcidc ants
Rom al Die ogrdange lcIe1rapb
Gomparp" nngiebt. nelfc iid alli
potihaf. aus Salorifi itiiet.
pie Die Neloung beingt riro Der
ongcblide 0liid5u0 oeni @orrliden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31
6o0ernt.
Sic SituatiOn in
Gnglanb.
Ssn &erbiuSurg init Gpm=
itriptipnsfrage.

2lrOcitcr- Gon9rcB trttt
am 6. Sanuor III 2onOOn 5uiuul'
men. &ir0 81 ocm WIilitGr
3pong- Ylon Ocr 9tcgicrln8 Stcl-
ling ncbncu. - Ercnlicr rciht
Mittpod Nc CONTRIBUTIONS Sor-
lo0c cui. Stnrfc Spppiition
nadbt lid, 0cItcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31
no icinoIif)cl1 &0n0crn.
HraniIpS nnh eanpILIcl

un0 icln6lld)cr S0n0crn.
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trnlen SGnoern oorluiegenocn 9tls
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9erift mciter oltS, tcinc 0totbpen-
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MIR cinen 5og iriiber 81 beenoen lo-
mcit mirthlfaitlifc GrinOc III 6ras
oe fommen. lno Die nilitdriife lnb
politiihe Satloge gebe Sic iifere
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so olltiHoiiher 3anlpfcr
5um Sinfen gebrnht.
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enft uoroen. Seine 9emnnnltng
muroe gcrettct.
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batte einen Hountinholt bon 2229
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lonpfer nm I. G3eniber bon Fort'
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d aft
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norluegiid,e Inmpfer ,Staon". ser
am #. Te1cnber pon 9telu 0ort nadl
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3eiting o1uilp GrpreB" bebultptet.
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llnioniitcn int Cabinet. lliter 6il6.
ring oes 2anoluirtbid,oitsmilliiterS
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treten peroe. neil ibnen Ser abge'
lniloerte GonlcriptionSplon oes Vrc-
niers 2lsauith nidt lpeitgeheno se-
nug iii. Tieie orei llnjufriebener
iogen. es iei iingereft. ollc linper-
beirotheteft 9el,te gum 0eereSoietlt
81 5luingen, penn ein GROCER 5beil
ser perbeiratbeten 9eiite leidlter obs
fonrmlih lei. 9lsquith'S Elnn lei ell
jlpedIoier Gonlprunis 9feIignatio-
nen in Cabinet lelen jil geludrtlgcn
nid)t MIR inter ben 9Inb1ngern oea
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inter ocn entid)loi'encn Gonicriftio-
niiien. bod, Iuiiree onourdl oos Be
itcben Der gegenwdrtigen Hegieriing
nid,t geiabroet lperocn. 9tah llr.
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rnngs.Elanes, IN beni reuseitolieten
Cabinet cinen Eoiten crbalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-12-31


lo0c cul. Stnrfc Spppltion
nladbt lid 0cItcn0.
2onOun, 30. Gc5. Gin Spe
,ioI }lrbcitcr Gon1rcb, ~ ocm
olIc nit scr 2lrbcitcrbcbcBlug III
@crbiuolng itcbCnOc1 @clcIlId)uIten
9}crtrcter cnticn0cn iollcl miro an
g. %onuur IN Eonopn 5luullnlcntrt.
tcu nm iiber Die RcBierlln9euorlogc
bctrcii2 5luonqauciier Hcfrutirmg
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ihlngcn, luclde Frenlicrnllnllter N9s
uuitb onl nohIten Wlithuoh I'M In.
tcrbultic cinrcid]cn miro.
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lit Oaa ]feiultot elmer lnnqen Gonic-
rcn} }piidcn Dem pdrlomentorildtn
Gonlitc 0ea GUlqreIIea Der @Nucrt
ihaltcn Dem Grctutia GOnllte Der
9lrhciterporteo ullO 0cnl gc'h0It3s
filbrcn0en 2luaidllB Der 2IllGcnlelllen
T00cration Scr Non0wertcr.llnionGL
rucltc DelJtc lntcr oen Norlit 0e@
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Gonicrcr5 iogt 6olgenoea:
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aieruuQ biniidltlid, Der matoamcIien
&cfrutlrunN Observation-Disclosures ,Ndl-
tier mtr0c cingcbelto beIpro6cn.
lRan fam oa1iu therein, OaB Die
idluebenoe Grogc DON iold)cr erltltcr
Nc0clltung it, Oob cine GntihclomG
inl 9{omcn Der SunOlucrfer @cnol.
ieniAaitcn 1lno Scr 2Irbeiterbcmc-
0ung ur Olrcb cine nationolc Gons
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megunq qetroiicn mer0cn fam.
Gin 0r1no iiir Den 9clchllB bill
oetc 0ic iebr Oeutlih ull8aeiprodcnc
2lniidt IN elmer Itclolution Die I'M
lcbten Septcnl6Cr bon 0cm GonarcB
Der glrbcitCg llnioncn ulrgcnonmcn
mltr0c.
,>ener 9eihllB opponirt enpbns
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nod Gin.
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6clttc 9tbcno ongcfiinoiqt, oub Ere'
nliernliniiter 9laQuitb am OIlttnod
inn llntcrbollie cine @orlogc einrci-
den meroc, melhc Goncription gum
@cgcnItan6c Bat.
.8cQncr Ger Gonicriptiu II.
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iopt, inlls bic 9Irbcitcr = l(nioncn
i'd nit Gonicripiion cinucrltnn0cn
crfldrcn lolIten, Damn lpcr0el nc
oielleid,t ooa &crlonqcn ltellcn 0oB
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tolqliGfcit ponl WliIitdroienit beircit
6lei6cn, cine beIonbere Steuer 5a6len
mili'en.
Iie uFrcb }Iiiociution" inGt lie ho'
6e criobrcn Dob Die Gonfcrcn5 Der
&ercinigten NcicIlihuitcn ser Mo
ifiniitcn, mcIhc beute in Gonoon
to1t, Dem Milit0r5pnng i'll jc0cr
5orm opponircn miro
oIunfles Srciben gcmil
icr Folitifer."
Gor0ifi Males, 30. Icjcnlbcr.
9aa grctuiip Gonlite Der Grit
6cnar6citer 6ooeraiion bon Silo.
@olcS irat bcute in Sieung rno
poiiirtc cinitinn1ig einen SelhIub
gcgen 0ie ,oiuiflen 9citrebunget &C.
uiiier EoIitifer un0 cincs 1beiles
Der Ereiie, Dem 9olfe !0lilitor3nonG
nlli5uerlegcn."
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arbeiter Sooerntion bon 8robbri'
tannien olli, oiort cine 9iationol.
Gonierenj ein5uberuien I'M ge8en
irgeno lucIdc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5urg cncr9id) jll prpteitlrcn.
9nIgorii dcs I arlamcn II /
6rDilliBt ariegss
Credit.
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ooriifc Varfument erorterte Oil
Mittlpof bie Scipdbrln8 zines
aricgs CREDITS bon 500,000,000
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Ausrei6fno.
9eutidlanos Nabrangas
mittels%orratb.
2Sie lange aud Der Srieg
bamern mag.

~ crfI0rt ciu @eridDt oeS 9leihS.
taa5sGonlitca. - Die 0fononlis
iAe arait GelltihIanOs pollig un-
gebro6en. 0lilitGriihe uno
politiibe Sagr uerbeiBt Iiderell
ocltihcn Sic9. - 2cbenSn1ittcl-
prciIc billigcr ais in neutrnlen
mn icin0Ildlcn linNcrl1.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKFN HAIR
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns
Gray, Faded Hair Dark
and Glossy.

Almost everyone knows thai Sage
Tea and sulphur. properly compound
ed. brings back the natural color and
Iustre 10 the hair when faded. streak
ed or gray. also ends dandrufT. itching
scalp ana stops falling hair. Years
ago the only way to get this mixture
vas 70 make II at home. which IS
mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" You viii get large bot
cit for about so cents. Everybody
uses this old. famous recipe. because
no one can possibly tell that you dark
ened your hair. as II does It so nat
uraIly and evenly You Gampen a
sponge or soft brush with il and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand ar a time; By morning
the gray hair disappears. and after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark. thick and
glossy. aud you look years younger.
Harper House pharmscy.-lAdv.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26

an hour to let me see that little white
dress" be pointed 20 June. and I am
ignored. sir
The superintendent turned To the
manageress. Madam Eihng. what X
the trOubleE''
Its new model explained the
manageress. I cant get her TO pay
any attention 10 me-"
Then discharge her at oncei7 order
ed the superintendent aud turned on
his heel
Madam Emng stalked straight over
10 June
You are discharged she snapped.
oh June was stunned.
NO excuses. please" grated the man
ngeress.
Madam called the vivacious Tom
my Thomas. but madam only glared at
her and stalkcd away. while June
walked into her dressing alcove TO
know. with sympathy FOR all the other
girls In her position. just how il feels
TO be discharged.
Meantime Tommy Thomas. the look
~ concern fading from her handsome
conference. hurried over and Joined
Grin Cunningham and Gilbert Blye.
The three left the department
When June emerged from her dress
Ing alcove Madam EfiuG was there and
without a word gave her little yellow
envelope. With this in her hand June
walked ont into the street saddened
with the realization that. after all. the
way TO independence is fun Of hard
ships and that bounty might have its
advantages.
Gilbert bye was waiting Tor her at
the corner. suave. pleasant. smiling
She had never met n man who raised
his hat with more courtly grace than
he. He asked IL he might walk with
her a little way. and she saw no rea-
sonabie excuse 10 refuse him after his
consideration OF the morning. lie sym
pathized With her. and be extended his
walk TO re door OF her lodgings. lie
held her hand moment Overl0ng in
parting. and the wheeling Mrs BOales.
her cold eye looking from the area win
dow. siw him bending over her in
smiling persuasion.
There were unhappy dinners in New
York that night Ned Warner. afraid
to leave the headquarters he had es-
tablished, had his dinner brought in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26
MAJESTIC.

Tuesday Double feature program
including Francis y. Bushmau in The
Plum Tree" and Keystone comedy,
Dough and Dynamite
Wedue sday-John Barrymore in
THE Man From MeXico.' give part
Daniel friedman productionj.
Thursday" Little Angel OF Can
yon Creek" CVitagraph speciaU.
Friday-CIara Kimbal Young in
The Deep Purple, by Pau Armstrong
and Wilson Miner. tFive part world
prCduCticn}.
Saturday Double feature program
C. n. Anderson tHroncho Blly'D.
Marguerite Clayton. Harry Todd and
Victor PoteI ia when Love and Honor
Called" Also Keystone comedy The
Simple Life. with --Fatty' and Mabel
Normaud.
sunday-Blaw d Granger present
Under the Gas Light"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26

There was q good crowd al the iii
nois theatre last evening to witness
a series Of marvellous motion pictures
of animals from the Arctic and jun
giles. the forest and field, as well as
the water, taken in all parts OF the
world. The pictures we're made more
interesting by the entertaining talk
by John W Ruskin, member OF the
various expeditions sent into all parts
of the earth 10 secure these wild ami
nal views. There is no degree Of
rversts tement in the verdict that
these pictures are among the most
remarkable ever made OF Wild animals
in their native haunts. When you see
polar bear swimming under water
with giant ice bergs and steamships
moving along as psrt OF The back
ground you know that the picture was
genuine. one Intensely interesting
scene is thar OF AL immense viper visit
ing the nest of an English thrush. The
nest contains hvs little birds just
Matched. The big snake crawls in
around and about the nest and finally
falls TO sleep. but does not harm the
birds. There are hundreds of other
wonderful and amazing scenes of all
kinds CT animals. birds. bugs and rep +
tiles shown in their natural surround .
ines. and one can readily believe Mr..
Puslrin when he states that il took
the members Of his party and himself
six years to get these pictures to-
gether. and that they cost $250,000 10
You VIII learn more about
animal life il their native haunts BY
,,-f-r,esssup these uicr1lres than Won Z
could from books on natural history il !.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-26

by thick thumbed waiter. who car
ried each course out into the hall and
ate II himself. since Ned had scarcely
touched Il. June. her thoughts all on
Ned and her father and mother. had
her lonely meal in the little back bed
room with Marie TO serve and to grieve
over each UNLISTED dish. John Moore
and his wife. their faces gray, sat on
opposite sides of the table. which had
50 suddenly become big. and sent back
To round, black old Aunt Debby the
delicacies she had prepared with such
deep affection. Iune's collie. BOuncer.
out I'm the shed nibbled perfunctorily
NJ % chicken bone and rose whining
at every sound BObble and Iris Bleth-
ering. the latter Juue's bOsomest bosom
friend. disgraced the hollow butler by
emitting their salnd and dessert and
having their coffee right at the table
HOnoria Blye sat opposite the parrot
and every time IT squeaked shrilled at
Il TO shut up. The abnOrmally ugly
maid nearly had her head bumped for
Offering 20 remove the bird. and when
during the offer she laid her hand on
the cage the demon bit her finger IN
al the blood came.
Bin Wolf. the --LATEST and widest OF
HOnOria's detectives. later rang tie
Blye bell and bulked back to the din
ing room in excitement.
Got him. announced Bill
Gilbert Blye's wife was already on
her feet.
MY hat and coatr' she shrieked TO
the abuOrmally ugly mnid.