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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03

So much in explanation of lesser things.
And then he and Miss Hope together told
again of what, that day, he had really
gone to Mrs. Fishers for.
"She had asked me, week ago." said
the girl, "to have Mr.. Vikings draw up an
estimate of how much would be needed to
clear the House of debt and endow it for
all time to come. I'd told her it would be
at least 100000; and she had said she
had expected it would be more"
WED been keeping it between us till
till we could be sure thered be no posi-
BILE slip up, said Vikings again. at was
something so big we couldn't take the
chance. And we'd been planning to give
the old House its surprise tonight. Well,
at any rate, she intended it,"
"And-no doubt it's against all reason
and logic" the girl broke in again, "but
from the first I've had the feeling that
it's as if some hateful, evil demon had
simply resolved to prevent her doing all
that good-and if once we could discover
everything that's behind her death"
I'D. Hope" the Doctor smiled at her,
"the Judge wants me to take it up"
"Oh-and won't you? Won't you?
You've so often said"
"On one condition" He turned to
Vikings again. "And you live at the
settlement, too?"
81 have been. But after all the notori-
ETY. that this'll bring on it"
D. Hope flushed. For the first time
she seemed to think of that herself.
Laneham looked from one to the other
Exactly" he said. "For a while, I'm
afraid, life is going to have it's difficulties
for both of you. And as for me. you
want me to turn detective. Very WE'LL
supposing | ask you-ask you both
to come up and live and work along
with me?"
"Dr. Laneham!"
"Why not? Can you give me one good
reason? AS long as we have Mrs. Neil
son on the job as housekeeper, and
Jacobs, the chaperonage will be more than
adequate. And you two people could
simply give me all the help there is"
THE Judge was returning. He heard
the last few words, and the Doctor
told him what had gone before.
"Why, surely!" he said. Surely the
finest idea / ever heard!"
Il IL DE taxing away some ones CONN.,
dental secretary, remember the Doctor
warned him.
"That's all right. I'll be willing to
stand for that"
They did not wait for the young peo-
pie to consent in words, for consent was
in their faces. 1t was all done within two
minutes.
"I'll go and see Boyce again." said the
Judge, "and instead of getting credentials
for one special deputy, I'll have him make
EN- out for three"
He reappeared moment later, the
Commissioner at his side.
dts all right, Doctor" said the Com
missioner. an have your credentials
sent overland if you'd like to take pre-
liminary look around at once"
81 should, very much"
"For the present, it'd be just as we'll to
stay away from the Inspector"
"Of course"
"And I've promised Fisher-his private
rooms are up there, to the right-that
he'll be left untroubled. But, for the
rest, go anywhere in the apartment.
Asking Vikings and Miss Hone to re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
GAMES AND ENTERTAINMENTS

Dialogues, Speakers, Minstrel Material Jokes.
Tabeaux Drills, Entertainments. Make Goods Large
catalog Free. T. S. Denson Co., Dept 81, Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
Dull, Faded or Lifeless
Hair Quickly Restored to
Its Natural Beauty

II your hair is getting short of
perfect; IL IL Is losing its color, too
dry. brittle. thin. or IL the scalp
burns and itches. you should imme-
diately begin the use of Partisan
sage. The first application OF this
safe and always reliable tonic re-
moves every trace OF dandruff. cools
and invigorates the scalp and beau.
titles the hair until IL is gloriously
radiant
Partisan Sage supplies all hair
needs and does not injure either
the hair or scalp. II contains the
exact elements needed TO make the
hair soft and wavy. and to make II
grow long. thick and beautiful. II
Is a delicately perfumed liquid-not
sticky or greasy-that can be had
at the Rau Drug Co. and G. Fl.
Griest & Co. Original Cut Rate" or
any drug counter.
Partisan Sage acts instantly-one
application stops the head from
itching and freshens up the hair.
You will be surprised and delighted
with this helpful toilet necessity,
for nothing else is so good for the
hair and scalp. and nothing so
quickly beauties the hair. giving Il
that enviable charm and fascination.
Partisan Sage Is one of the quick
est acting hair tones known-inex-
pensive and easily used at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

diamonds are produced at the mines
than ever see the markets. Why7 Be
cause IL diamonds became common. peo-
pie wouldn't buy them. Would the dia-
monds be any less beautifui1 No. but
peopls don't value them for their beauty.
but for their rarity.
II orchids were common and roses
rare. who would prefer orchids7 Not
one In every thousand who now rave
about them.
The happiness that you squeeze out OF
the fact that you own something when
the common run OF people can't get e.
tawdry thing compared 20 the happi-
ness that comes from appreciating true
beauty and utilizing true worth.
ouestfons and Answers.
Question: Il would like to know n
there IL any truth In the statement that
cutting hair according TO the moon helps
~ TO grow. and II there Is. what time
OF the month Is the proper time7-M- W.
Answer: 1 do not usually answer
health and beauty questions. but the
shampoo lady being handy / asked her
and she said that the moon has moth
ing TO do with hair. The only value IN
the old superstition Il that II r. we'll 10
clip II once a month. whether the nrst.
last or middle doesn't matter. so long
as you're regular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21

for the underwaist. this style IL very
pleasing. The pattern is cut in four
sizes. 10. Is. II and rs years. The 16-
year size will require yards OF q.
inch material for the underwaist and
81 yards for the overdress. The
skirt measures about 2A yards at its
lower edge.
a pattern Of this illustration mailed
TO any address on receipt Of 1Oc in
silver or stamps. Address Pattern
Department The Intelligencer. 1902
Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-21
SIDE TALKS
tsy Ruth camsron.)
MY FAvORITE
HOBBY HORSE

haven't record IN my collection
, ina, cost less than three dollars" a man
fact. To my mind he had more reason
70 Dc ashamed Of his monsy-ridden View
He evidently enjoyed his records. not
~ music but a. money.
II some one should offer him q record
mat was not at all beautiful as music
put Tor some reason cost ten or twenty
SpoiisIs: I feel sure he would buy II and
You see I'm astride of my old hobby
Cost versus vaius.
what factors determine the cost OF an
object? The cost OF production and the
But what factors determine its value
70 you It's beauty. its utility and its
sentimental associations7
To be able to Judge objects by their
value TO you instead OF by their cost
that is, TO have taken n long step to-
ward the best kind OF culture
We were looking over a collection OF
old coins the other day. There was one
which its owner said was worth nifty
doI,srsLa commonplace looking little
some one asked. Because it's so rare"
answered its owner with an evident
scorn for the absurdity of the question
TO my mind he was much more Az
surd IN his delight In possessing the
CON; The only value in that coin lay
Tor everyone TO have ons. There was
no bauty TO IN thing. no use and no
senumental association. No one OF the
people owned one OF them. no one OF the
possible purchasers who were willing 10
give nifty dollars for the thing. would
OF knowing that the thing was rare
and comparatively few people in the
why Don't We Set All the Diamond.
Mined7
1t is said that a great many more
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DIR. ooooNow is NOW
PRESIDENT OF JOHNS HOPKINS

BALTIFORE. Nd. May 20.-In the
presence Of hundreds OF distinguished
educators. scientists and men OF let
tiers. DIR. Frank Johnson Goodnow. ad-
wiser to the Chinese government. was
inaugurated president of Johns Hop
kins university late today. The cere-
mony took place at Homewood, the
new site OF the university.
President Goodnow In his inaugural
address included as one OF the essen
tials OF education methods tending TO
train students for public service. His
subject was Modern Educational
Ideals"
Education at the present time" he
said, lis rather less than practical
than IL used to be. IL we are TO Judge
IL by the purposes of those being edu-
Gated"
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Secrets of London
Completion Doctors

Famous London specialists who cater
% TITLED ladies' ard others ~ scot 1l
prominence. employ reutrk1nie mcth-
% of complexion rfIuerlfIou. one uu-
derroIug this treatment visits the
beauty doctor late lu thr afternoon. has
something nuhnrd over her face. then
heavily vrlled. deTarta fn her motor
car This is repeated daily Tor week
or an. whom On complexion % snowy purl-
ty and exquisite dflicncy ls in evidences.
The secret o. this method ordinary
mfroullgrd wax. Anyone can apply tho
wax without assistance of specialist.
An ounce - 40 Curfa very little 90 any
drugstore tohtnIuuhie here a. we'll a. iu
England 10 iH used like cold cream.
before rctlrirr. end washed of morn
fnra. 1ts success ia due f0 peculiar
absorbent property which gradually
removes wuruOuf PARTICLES Of ruffcie re-
veHllng che younger. healthier skin be-
Meath
a wonderful wrinkle chaser. also in
vogue. among Dr. prepared hy dasoivi nc
4 o. powdered saNolifo ln a. rt witch
hazel lecd o. wash lotion. this
tnnl ieteiN ana quickly effaces even
the deepest lines.
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NrEETa


a very interesting meeting OF the
Woman's Literary Club was held Wed.
nesday afternoon. and after the usual
program was carried out. the election
Of officers took place. which resulted
~ follows.
President Mrs. IT Maynard kim
berland
First Vice President-Mrs. John NC.
Clure.
Second Vice President-M Mrs. W. T..
Graham.
Secretary Mrs. Howard TrusseIi.
Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Mar.
Gus Bond
Treasurer Mrs. George A. Bishop.
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Miss Martha Irwin entertained a
party o. her friends a. her home on
South Chapline street yesterday after.
noon. complimentary 20 Miss Louise
Wood. whose marriage 20 Mr.. Mar.
shall Sayre Turner % Terre Haute.
VIII take place late IN May. A dainty
luncheon was served
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Mothers Meeting.

The May meeting OF the Mothers
Club was held last evening in the
.kindergarted room OF the Kings
Daughters room. Day Nursery, and the
meeting proved to be one OF the most
enjoyable OF the year. Rev. Claude
Porter Terry gave a very interesting
talk to the mothers. and Mrs. c. B.
MCoy recited several interesting Sc
lections. while Miss Anna Macarthur
and Mrs. William Stever sang sew
eral selections. After the program
was completed dainty refreshments
were served.
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Bible Class Entertained

Mrs. f. r. Mauck very pleasantly
entertained the members OF the ne
rean Bible Class OF the Fourth Street
NJ. f. church yesterday Afternoon. at
the home OF her son-in.law. DR.. ]. &.
Steenrod, OF Steenrod Place. Al
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DANCING
Every Evening at Belle Isle.
DIVIDEND DEFERRED

NEW YORK. May 2O-Chesapeake
q Ohio directors today decided 70 de-
fer payment o. the one per cent divi-
dend due In june. Formal announce
ment 20 that effect will be made AZ
the regular meeting June ~.
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Saturday nirht will BE- known a.
Mems Might ~ the v. W &. A.. on
Chapline street. and great things arc
expected. Some % the men friends
viii give an entertainment. All are
cordially invited
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though the weather interfered some
what with the plans for a lawn party.
a very delightful afternoon was spent
indoors. the hostess having provided
a number of interesting games, which
we're enjoyed by about sixty guests.
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For combinations % materials this
style IL especially desirable. 70 Is
lovely for the new soft. cool cotton
materials. or for crepe. poplin. chal-
Ne. cashmere Or serge As hero
shown. figured crepe IN blue and green
tones was used for the underwaist.
with green tafeta for over blouse and
skirt In white ratinc, with batiste
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Don't Hide Them Win veit: Renov,
Them With the othine Prescription.

This prescription for the removal
of frcckles was written by a promin-
cnt physician and IL usually 80 cue
CeHsfui in removing frcckIes and civ.
Ing a clear. beautiful complexion that
BE- Is sold by druggists under guaran-
tee 10 refund the money 10 @ fails
Don't hide your frecklea under a
veil. get an ounce Of othine and re-
move them Even the first few appu.
cations should show a wonderful inn
provement. some Of the lighter freckIes
vanish entirely.
BE sure 10 ask The druggist for the
double strength othine. 10 a. this that
b. sold on the money-back guarantee.
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The home will be beautifully deco
rated. and the affair will be most en-
joyable.