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The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
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| Special Correspondent Of The Washington Herald
! New York, Sept. 15.-Paul Harvey Fox
has been investigating the groaning
| boards OF Gotham in his poetical way.
After all, the real New Workers. may be
found in the basement table de hotes.
| Into these small square rooms. crowded
with small low tables, the buzz Of diners
can be heard every evening. demure
white or black cat usually strolls through
the aisles OF eaters.
The French waiters-who by some Gu
rious circumstance speak English with
an Italian accent-first bring you a bottle
of thin red wine which was only recently
filled from the hogshead In the kitchen.
A pale sardine parading as an appetizer
comes next, and then some soup of sus-
picious parentage. fragment OF lobster.
a salad with a drumstick. and always
the trademark Of Bohemia always
spaghetti!
Then demi-tasse and cheese. 1t is here
that the Bohemians talk of art. culture
and religion and the young bucks of the
town boast of their amours. All the
diners are respectable. and each happy
in the delusion that his neighbors are
rather devilish.
The busy board of health in New York
always full of the cayenne-and pulling
some new stunt-has now set itself to
the heroic task of examining the 5000
handlers of food in the city's 100 hotels
and restaurants.
They are hunting for the elusive ty-
phoid and tuberculosis germ as well as
those who are supposed to incite other
communica BILE diseases. At the present
rate OF go examinations a day this hy-
gienic census will take the best part Of
year.
And by the time all the walters. cooks
and dishwashers have been examined and
duly certified there may occur the ques-
ton of similar health tests for other en-
ployes. And there may be a rare chance
that the hotel and cafe men may repre-
sent that II their employees are to be GER
titled their patrons also should be.
With cents saved from their chewing
gum fund and q box Of soda crackers as
their capital, Gertrude Casey. 15 years
old, ana Addie Mcleod, OF the same age,
next-door neighbors In Newport, r. l.,
arrived here the other day on a Fall
River Line boat to start theatrical ca
reers on Broadway.
The two little potential stars sauntered
down the gangplank with all the aplomb
of experienced actresses. When Addie
and Gertrude failed to be invited to take
parts In recent amateur theatricals in
their town-they said the summer people
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16

! there were rather "uppish"-they decided
to come to New York and go on the
stage.
At the pier they were met by two men
not theatrical managers. They were
central office men. who had received
word from the girls parents to hold them
until they could be sent for.
Jack Hines. who has deserted literature
for the stage. is becoming unneutral.
The other afternoon he walked into a
theater-on a free ticket. too-took his
seat. squirmed around awhile and came
out into the open air again.
Treating himself to good stretch after
the experience in the small seat. he said
to a crowd of lobby loafsters: We'll.
boys, since have been attending these
theaters l am certainly for the freedom
Of the knees"
Bert L. Taylor, in the Globe. sounds
note of fear. He says: I'VE view with
alarm the gigantic eugenic enterprise
which is monkeying with the so-called
human race. II the enterprise should
succeed the race would be spoiled. 1t
isn't any too interesting as it stands.
Grace George Is to manage theater
of her own in Gotham this year.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
McAlpin Dancer Injured.

Miss Gladys Merrick, who has been
dancing professionally with Alan Jer.
ferson for the past year at the Hotei
McAlpin. met with very distressing
accident while golfing at the Trenton
Country Club on Sunday. Standing close
behind Mrs. Harvey s. Moore, the wife
of a Trenton lawyer. while Mrs. moore
was preparing for a long drive tne
latters club struck Miss Merrick IN the
face with great force. fracturing her
upper jawbone and dislodging several
teeth She was Immediately rushed 70
the Mercer Hospital by Miss Midred
Gordon. whose guest she was, ana mrs.
Moore where every effort Is being maze
to repair the damage done.
Miss Merrick Is one OF New iork
daintiest and best-liked ballroom oahc.
ers. and expressions of regret are heard
on all sides from her friends ana AZ
mirers at the accident which VIII mar
her appearance.
Mr.. Alan Jefferson will be assisted by
Miss Charline Mayfeld and Mr. Donald
Crane in entertaining the McAipn sup
per dancers on the roof until the re-
covery Of Miss Merrtck, ana untA tne
engagement Of Miss Wilma wynn ana
Mr.. John Clay which begins with tns
reopening OF the McAipin grill
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16

Spain has 100000 acres of olives.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16

at Gas p. m. run down the river >,
about Indian Head and return here
about IL p. m. On the trip to CO.
lonial Beach Sunday, the St. Johns
Will leave here at 9 a. m. and make
quick run to the resort, So as to
give several hours there to enjoy II.
pleasures. If the weather continues
warm other trips will be made. Stops
will be made at Alexandria on all
trips.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
Room Gowns, Blanket
Robes, Bath Robes.

The right sorts for loung-
ing, for the study and for
the bath. Designs, colors
and materials. for the most
part quite unlike and dis
tinctlv different from any
previous showing, or in any
other establishment.
Bath Robes, $500 and up.
Wool Blanket Robes. 1919
and up.
House Gowns, $1,000 and
up.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
St. Johns Trips Announced.

Ia compliance with requests by pa
irons in Washington and Alexandria.
=. II. ST. Johns. general manager Of
the Colonial Beach Company. has ar
ranged TO have the big steamer st.
Johns make moonlight trips on the
liver tomorrow and Saturday evenings
and also to make a special trip to
'olonial Beach Sunday. On the moon
light trips the St Johns will leave
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
LEPER COMING HERE IN AUTO.
Transportation Violation of Law,
Say Public Health OmciaIs,

According to Officials Of the Public
Health Service. if Emil r. Cradle,
former leper ward of the District,
who was apprehended in Pittsburgh
several weeks ago. is on his way back
to Washington. il is without their
knowledge and consent and the men
who may be aiding him to return
will. If caught. face the prospect or
Federal prosecution under Federal
public health laws.
Reports from Pittsburgh state that
Cradle is coming to this city by au-
atomobile, common carriers having re-
fused to transport him.
Guttapercha obtained by French manu-
facturers from the leaves of the caout-
chou tree is said to he more durable than
that obtained by tapping the trunks.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
COLONIAL BEACH.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS.

SPEC1AL TRIP
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IS.
Steamer Leaves 7th Street wharf at
10 A. N. Retupning Leaves Coloaial
Reach at p. N.
BATHING. BOATING, GRABBING
AND FISHING.
FARE, ROUND TRIP. 20 CENTS.
Cbilafen Half Fare. :
NOTICE Other tr1Ds depead o.
weather. watch daily payers fer aa-
n0uAcenents.
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A man-of-war's gunroom II % called
merely because the gunnsrs used to take
care Of II. II ID the reom whore Junior
omcoTo pass spaSo t1nnA
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
Special Evening Trips.
STEAMER ST. JOHNS.

Friday, sept. II, and saturday, sept. ls.
Leave Sth street wharf At 0slS p, N,
Home Again II p. n.
FARE ROUND TRIP, 7J CENTS.
Enjsy Delightful Outing on the
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q. s. Sends Inquiry to England.

The State Department yesterday
called upon Consul Gen. Skinner. at
London, for a statement as to what
goods, II any, are being permitted by
the British to go forward from Rot
terdam, under exceptions to the Brit
ish orders in council prohibiting the
transport Of goods Of German origin.
The Washington herald., 1915-09-16
ael!SsuRATfD
MAGNESRA

For dyspepsia, indigestion. souring of
food. gas. and hyperacidity OF the stom-
ach (scid stomach). A teaspoonful in a
fourth Of q glass Of hot water usually
gives INSTANT RELIEF. Sold BY. all
druggists In either powder or tablet
form ct 50 cents Per bottle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
PERSONALS
4 X X X X X X x 4 X X Il 4

]
G. + Bishop is in San Francisco fo,
visit Of several weeks.
Miss Edna Jogsc is visiting in Port
lhnd with friend, and relatives.
g. r. pomcroy is in Portland. attend.
ing the state jewellers convention.
Mrs Nottic Gilman, $50 Min street.
went 10 Albany yesterday for few
days visit.
Dr. Gertrude Minthorn win spend ten
days or two weeks vacation at New.
port having driven over TODAY.
Mrs. james Albert and her mother
Mrs Ton Wnnn, are visiting relatives
ana friends this week IN Independence
and Monmouth.
Mr. aud Mrs Roy 4. Shields. Mr.. and
Mrs, Lee NJ, Dnmh aud Miss Lucilc
Falty viii leave tomorrow morning for
hn overland trip To NcskowIn. Thov
expect tu be away about three weeks
Mrs Sarah Farmer aud Mrs LiIlian
kedekcr Of the Fullerton store left
thls afternoon on the steamer Grcpt
Northern for Sun francisco. to com.
weeks '''
Mr. and Mrs, r. h, Fullerton and Mr.
ana Mrs Earl Anderson aud daughter.
Djorolle, made up % party which sailed
ms Afternoon on the steamer Great
Northrrn from Flaycl, for San Francis.
60 Their visit Will extend over about
two weeks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

while infantry, supporting the mount.
ed forces, is aiming at the important
line Cf Russian communication.
Whether the kaiser entered Warsaw
with his victorious army is not known
at present. He was reported 10 have
planned to enter with the German
troHs, but his whereabouts for tae
last two days has been mystery The
last official report regarding the kaiser
said he was at the Gaician hcaduuar.
tcrs with Archduke Frederick of Aus.
tria.
Early reports stated that the kaiscrin
and Crown Princess Cecilc had planned
10 enter the city with the kaiser. but
they were last reported as turning to
Berlin from the east.
From Praga, the suburb to the east
of Warsaw, the Russian defenders Of
the Polish capital are expected to con.
tinue to retreat rapidly along the rail.
road running through Noyo Minsk and
Sicdlce until the swamps around the
latter point are reached Siedlce is
60 miles west Of Brest Litoysk. Be
hind the protection OF the swainps an
attempt will he made TO reform the
SIav line fer an orderly retirement up.
on the main forces at Brest Liioysk.
To Field Marshal Won Hiudrnburp.
the old man Of the lakes, goes the
credit for the capture of Warsaw. Il
has been the strategy Of Won Hindcu.
burg which has kept east Prussia clear
of the enemy and after two unucccss.
full attempts has finally thrown the
Slavs out t. their principal Polish
stronghold. Under the plans which were
understood to have been made fcc the
kaiser s entrance into the city. Van
llindenburg was TO have taken tnc
place of honor as the ranking and vic.
torous commander The breaking of
the Narew line, the advance along the
Bug and the smashing Of the defenses
immediately west Of Warsaw under the
direction Of Won Hindenburg, while
tleld Marshal Won Mackensen pressed
forward TO the southeast, is what final.
lN forced the tal Of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
.DR.J. N. SMITH CHOSEN
TO HEAD INSTITUTE
Salem Physician Succeeds DR.
Thompson AT Feeble
Minded School

Az meeting Of the state Board Of
Control held yesterday afternoon, DR..
j, T. Thompson was removed as head
of the feeble minded institute and Dr..
y, N. smith, OF Salem was elected 10
succeed him Dr smith win take
cborge of his new duties eptcmber
!, state Treasurer Kay made the mo.
uon for the removal of Dr. Thompson,
doyernor Withycombe voted with him
aud Secretary of State Olcott stood
for Dr. Thompson
The removal Of Dr. Thompson was
dur as stated hy Mr., KAY, TO the
sWnt Of dlscord which prevailed at the
institute aud he believed that better
work could hc done IL more harmon.
lous reign was conducted.
Governor Withycombe stated that he
had high regard for DR.. Thompson.
personally hut that things were NOT
gong just exactly right at the feeble
minded institute. Matrou Hopkins of
me 'iitls' Industrial School added n
hlllc humur when she brought mn thc
SUBJECT of new team for tho school.
She said the team which she now had
was m old one given her by Dr.
steiner The horses, she said were
TAR past their prime. and could do little
nul eat. SHE asked permission ia sell
lhrm for $50 as She had buyer who
would take them az this price. gny.
,rnor Wiihroomhe said that he was
decidedly against selling any team or
horses that had given the greater mart
ot lhclr lives 10 the service of The stot,
and even though they were mot worb
much more than their keep he was in
favor of retiring them m their ala oe,
AND nUt selling them ' 'e'
Mrs llorhm. rcpnod that the mou
"Oo wanted 'o huy them was onI, In
,,l'''oa m them because he worked
mem -' Nrar, NEo when they wcr, IN
I'rr prime aud ht held % scntiwcp,1I
interest lu tbm 40 wa. 5c.,l,I n.a,
ho might have them '''' '"''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Few Prisoners Taken.

10 rs generally regarded as doubtful
whether the Germans captured any
great number Of prisoners in taking
warsaw The main forces were with.
"''Nn more than q week ago and a com.
I"'au'cIN small garrison was left be.
9'nd to make the last stand against the
'eu'ons All reports from Pctrograd
u'o indicate that The Russians lett Ht.
ur OF military value in the city. Guns
ana supplies were removed. factories
were 'lsmaniIei aud all metal sent
n''h over the railroad lines TO th,
east Government documents and treas.
ufes were removed a week ago and the
''rn' ~, sent ihclr gold TO petrograd.
ln' iaIl ot Warsaw has been re-.
saIded as inevitable for the past two
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

home Of the BRIDES parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Gregson, near the Fair
grmnds Rev i. M0ntcalm Brown Of
ficiated at the ceremony, which was
performed at 8 0 clock on the lawn Of
the GrcgsOn home Miss Lettie GREY.
son, a sister Of the bndc, played the
wedding march. A wedding collation.
followed the ceremony The members
Of bGh families and a few intimate
friends were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will reside in the Grc2son home
during the absence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Gregson and Miss Agnes
Gregson, who are leaving for a three
months trip to Aberdeen, South Da.
kOta.
The G. W. b, NJ. viii meet at the.
home Of Mrs. o. A. Chapel at al North
Front street, Friday, at 2.3O p. m. Mrs
II u. Hurd will be the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. N NJ. Deepen gave a
very enjoyable party Wednesday. non
oring Mrs Henry Southcombe. Of Port
land, who is visiting her parents in this
city The evening was pissed with
music and games, after which dainty
refreshments were served.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05


effort to clear Galicio of tbo Russi,ns
attacking them along the Dniester Won
Mackensen swung the left wing of his
army northward from Lpmberc into
southern Poland. The Russians wcrc
driven back from ten TO fifteen miles
within their own border when fbc Cor.
man advance came ia n half and tboro
was little activity for nearly two weeks.
During this time the forces of Field
/ Marshal Won Hindenburg and General
/ Won Gallwit2. however had bocr MO-
pairing for the concerted blow tbot wos
Baltic proyincrs oroat forcos y" o,',I '"'
ry were also masscd. suddenly with a
great burst of power over fropt of
nearly thousand miles onc of ,Eo
/ greatest feat of arm, m history h,cnn
German for,os NOVEL, 49,. 80,
of Warsaw strrcI ,o,ro.s',i "vs. "Io -, S1ulu
against rho Rm,s;ou In.. Gn.. VT q, "luWS
southeast Won Mackersc1 rosrnod .hig t4g
attack. The Austrions IN GoIiaia I5u,'yI , ms
themselves gcainst tbo Slors ~ nv, NV
. Won Ruclow I'm tbo Ralt. .,, ''ueIol
forward with his ca,ol,,. Is 'u"' swept
Windau and odyar.i",, NY 'uP'uring
portant rort of Pira c,., upuu 'ne I'M
/ capturrd O,roioaLts L's'' urIiuah an troops
fled point, Of tbr Norcr rove Ji,o. ,ne , lorli,
defenses guarding Warsaw u, ~, w.
son,I ",," "a S"olnef force struck to the
,Sg,u ,Ty,, ana Se'@ed the railway running
Hin55Erb,r..0 T'vlEI p,0me a. to the capital. Won
and Worsag, v"ua,g pressed on to the north,
g"u I3' "uIsa" was held merely to cover
.,.a..,., ,".S .,.I'Ht Wi 1t was necessary to
,n. ,|'.g'' NaiS0" and the entire Polish
nne TO save the Slav army from bcinr
'",Try,'oPed
,ilnNe previous advances upon Warsaw
ana '",,yu were made from the west
moyomo,,. r"U av.,""g'' without supporting
I,od, loo "v"'S ta a.. %" , lne tlank of the city
were captured an tho los, "9u III. LoWlil u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
rircuroRK VERSUS GUN

'.o' Angeles yal Aug Ditch.
i, i''s was riitod agaiust revolver when
=" Nl,'ruson aud Mario pnrrsp
iooghi over a team ~ mules here si,y
rh'oh was shot in the hp m, forl
was used by a iricud oi Stevenson. NH,
b' lasisn over the head while steven.
'ob VA dodglng bullc,s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

hast ~ the Mg German cavalry d,
'''ediF pe'hrg The Russians 6a,k
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Mrs. Charles c. Thompson, Of Seat.
ile, aud two children, Charles Irelan
and Dorothy, are visiting at tao home
OF Mrs o. n. Ireton. Mrs. Thompson
" former resident Of Salem, and has
many friends here who will be glad
70 see her again. Mrs Thompson will
be joined by her husband at the end of
tho week, when the Thompsons will
leave for California 10 attend tho ex.
positions. Mrs. II B, Mount, Of sil.
Verton, Is also a guest at the home
Of Mrs. Ireton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Word has been received from Mrs.
G. u. Shelton, Of Washington, d. G.,
who was private secretary to former
Governor Chamberlain, that she will
be in Portland next week at tho Hael
Cornelius Mrs Shelton, who holds a
prominent position in Washington, came
west by way Of Panama, en- route to
the fair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

Dr and dr, r. q. uuugvG nf rr
hallrs, accompanied bog % PARTY ut
friends motorcd through salcm Samr
gay They spout the night with ur
Nhngcr B brother pr u u ulingcr OF
Salem. w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

NJ aud hu Phil Nyt,aau d.. of
Portland wrIo tho guests OF ur aud
Ne. d T. uuliiihs over tUr vtrh end
The iWo families tuIoyrJ pIru,t put
'ng ot silver 'tv,h Fails sunday
4 simplr and plvlN vtJdmf wa.
that Of Nie Alice Uitrsw 20 los,rh
a. Wright ou Iurslb, ,,u.ur. bt thr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
START TAKING CENSUS
Nine Of Ten Of Auditors Census Takers
Worked First Day-Entire Crew
Working Today.

Nine of the ten census takers en-
ployed by County Auditor a. w. Dobson
to retake the census Of the city started
to work Tuesday. The tenth enumer-
ator, who could not work Tuesday, went
to work this forenoon. The recount was
begun satisfactorily and late in the
evening the census takers met with
County Auditor Dobson for additional
instructions Similar conferences will
be held every day or two. Two OF the
census takers have been assigned to
each ward, and they have been given
strict instructions to miss no one and
to return to houses where no one is at
home.
Section 172 Of the census taking law
giving authority for the census, in
cludes clause which makes it the
duty of an enumerator to have any
person arrested who refuses to answer
the census questions. If they then
answer in court they will get off with
the court costs to pay, but If they re-
fuse further the magistrate may fine
them from SIS to 800 and Every such
refusal to answer shall be deemed a
separate offense," or in other words
they can be arrested and fined for each
and every question separately.
Section 113 makes it the duty of the
county auditor to retake the census. sc
the fines and arrest provided in Section
| 172 would apply to any refusal tc
answer the second crew of enumerators
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
A Message to Thin,
Weak, Scrawny Folks
A Easy Way 10 Gain 10 to 80 lbs. OF
L ooiid, hsaithy, Permanent Flesh.

Thin, nervous undeveloped men and
women everywhere are heard to say, l
can't understand why l do not get rat.
1 eat plenty of good, nourishing food.
The reason is just this: You can not
ret fat, no matter how much you eat,
unless your digestive organs assimilate
the fat making elements of your food
instead OF passing them out through the
body as waste.
What Ii needed - q means of gently
urging the assimilattve functions or the
stomach and intestines to absorb the
oils and fats and hand them over to the
blood, where they may reach the
starved, shrunken, run down tissues
and build them up. The thin persons
body is like dry sponge-eager ana
hungry for the fatty materials of which
it is being deprived by the failure OF
the alimentary canal to take them from
the food. The best way to overcome
this sinful waste Of flesh building ele-
ments and to stop the leakage of fats Is
to use Sargol, the recently discovered
regenerative force that is recommended
% highly by physicians here ana
abroad. Take a little Sargol tablet
with every meal and notice how quick
ly your cheeks fill out and rolls OF hrm.
healthy aesh are deposited over your
body, covering each bony angle and
projecting point. Mcbride & WIN
Drug Company and other good drug
Eists have Sargol, or can get it from,
their wholesaler, and will refund your
money If you are not satisfied with the
gain In weight it produces as stated on
the guarantee in each package. 1t is
inexpensive. easy to take and highly
efficient.
caution:-While Sargol has produced
remarkable results in overcoming
nervous dyspepsia and general stomach
troubles it should not be taken unless
you are willing to gain ten pounds or
more, for it is wonderful f1esh-builder.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
\. insane Sent
4 I o,s,,ty Hospital

A departure In method Of caring for
the insane Of the county has been put
in force by the supervisors. who have
instructed the county board Of COM
missioners Of insanity to send to the
county hospital all insane who are At
persons to send there. The super
visors have gone on record by resolu-
ton as authorizing such disposing OF
certain Of the insane.
The resolution says that the COM
missioners Of insanity are to send to
the county farm all persons who are
found to be insane and who in the
Judgment of the commissioners are
fit persons to be so committed. This
instruction to the commissioners Is in
harmony with the request Of the state
board Of control. which recently
pointed out that all the state hospitals
were badly crowded, and that wherever
possible insane persons should be con-
fined in this county hospital and not
sent to the state hospitals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
ATTRE COUNTRY CLUB.
Special Program Now Being Arranged
For Friday Of This Week.

The water which has held back the
various entertainments at the Country
Club has gone down. The golf course
has been cut and rolled, and while not
as good as it will be, is in fair con-
dition. The tournament committee has
arranged for an eighteen hole handicap
tournament for Friday afternoon.
Every member will be given reason
able handicap and will have chance
to win one of the prizes. The first
pairs will leave No. l tee at o'clock
and will! be sent away at five minute
intervals.
Supper will be served at club house
and a dance will be held in the pa
Wilton following supper. Every mem
her should come out. Fair weather
has been promised The state golf as
ISOLATION meets at Cedar Rapids next
Monday and all who expect to attend
should hand their names to the secre-
tary at once, as he must file entrants
before Sunday. Carl S. Heitshu, sec
rotary.