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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19
Victory Is Claimed by
Both Sides in New Jersey
BY Assoeiated Press

Newark. n. J.. Oct. 1s-An ideal
autumn day throughout the State
brought voters to the polls in unex-
pected numbers to-day to cast their
ballots on the proposed constitutional
amendment to give women the vote.
Leaders of workers for and against
the suffrage amendment were both
claiming victory early this afternoon.
The count will begin in cities of-morc
than 5000 inhabitants at O'Clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19
STEAMSHIP ALEPHO SUNK
BY associated Press

London, Oct. IS. 5:2S p. m. - (De-
1ayed in Transmission) = The steam
ship Alepho of the Wilson Line has
been sunk. Reports reaching here to-
day say that the crew was saved.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19
Italy Has Declared
War on Bulgarians
Rr .fssncfntcd PreSs

Rome. via London, Oct. 10. 11:12 n.
m.-Italy has declared war on Bull
garia, according TO an announcement
by the Stcfani News Agency.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19
OFT Advises Printing of All City
Commission Candidates
Alphabetically
PRIMARY NOT COUNTED
Courts Decision on Huselton
Satisfies County Solici-
tor
SHEESLEY ON TICKET !

The city uonpartisan ballot may
contain the name of Harry r.
ShecsIey as well as that of Ezra =.
Meals.
Colonel F. VI. Oft. County Solicitor.
declared late this afternoon that he
has not determined definitely as to
what he viii advise the County
Commissioners tomorrow relative
to the printing of the names of
candidates for Mayor. but that thus
far ne ts unable to figure how the
required fifty per cent. clause can
he arrived mt,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-19

PIONEER PLAIN8MAN DEAD
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. l9-Joseph c. Mccoy pioneer
pnan who laid out the famous cattle trail from the State
of Texas to Abilene Kansas died here to-day after two
months illness He contributed much to the development
of the southwest before the building of railroads
SIX KILLED IN WRECK
Oklahoma City Okla, Oct 19-sx persons are dead,
fatally injured and about eight others badly hurt as the
result Of headon collision early to-day between Chicago
Rock Island Pacific southbound train and northbouad
freight train twelve miles south Of Chickasaw
BRITISH TORPEDO TWO BOATS
Stockholm Sweden, via London, Oct 19, 322 P Nj
The German steamers Pernambuco 4788 TONS and the
soedramn of 1899 tons were torpedoed last night by
British submarine off ozeloesund along the Baltic coast of
Sweden The PernaAabuco sank. The soederhamn was
kept aoa by cargo OF wood Both vessels were bound
Germany. The Pernambuco carried cargo of iron ore
BETHLEHEM TOUCHES $500
New York Oct 19-Bethlehen Steel touches $500 per
share on the Stock Exchange to-day Its low price of the
year was 46 made on January p In 1914 it sold as low as
295z and in 1918 at rs.
NEW CRUISERS TO BE FAST
Washington, Oct 19 - General characteristics of the
battle cruisers for the new navy building program APP
proved by the General Board contemplate ships nearly
eight hundred feet long between ninety and hundred
feet in beam and with turbine driven propeers make
minimum speed of thirtyfve knots hour Even the new
fleet Of cruisers will equal the battle cruisers in
speed The former will be designed maintain long
periods speed Of rs knots All of the new destroyers will
make over thirty knots hour
New Haven Conn, Oct 10 = Augustus ]. Dubois, for
years professor of civil engineering Sheffield scen-
dhe School, Yale died suddenly of failure He was
born at Newton Falls, Mass. &c years ago
MARRIAGE LICENSES
D. cCarre, city
An ton md Mary Enhaut
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BETHLEHEM TOUCHES $500

New York Oct 19.-Bethehem Steel touches s.
share on the Stock Exchange to-day. It's low price
year was 461 made on January p In 1914 it sold as
29Jz and in 1918 at rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Dr.. Brady's Health Talk
Cold Fresh Air for Wee Wee Folk.

Preaching the value OF cold, moving
all sorts of conditions for all sorts of
people, We have been trine weak
kneed in urging il for the teenty-
weenty babies, fearing. perhaps, a
storm OF indignant protests from young
mothers thanked by fresh reserves OF
old experienced nurses. we now with :
draw the exception. Cold. moving air &.
good for all human beings from 100
years down to zero, and then some II
mas been found n great life saver for
even delicate ana premature infants in
the incubator stage Of existence -
breathed while the wee wee folk were
kept well warmed by external heat,
you understand.
\ prominent pediatrician by the name
OF DR.. III. ID. Chaplin, of New York, dis
GUESSING the management of delicate and
premature babies at n recent medical
session, remarked that although he had
two modern incubators at the hospital
lie ala not use them any more. because.
while they kept the babies warm
enough, they failed TO give the babies
sufficient cold fresh air TO breathe, and
delicate babies demand fresh air more
than any other class OF patients
SO much for the opinion Of one baby
specialist. nut In medical affairs now
"""!o !ou nave 10 huTT! 10 get ahead
OF Philadelphia physicians whatever
YOU may sny Of Philadelphia lawyers.
Up rose DR.. S. NJ Hamill. renowned
pediatrician OF the Quaker town. and
said: 81, also. protest against the older
type OF Incubator. and emphasize the
Importance of supplying fresh air to
the premature infant. / have not used
an Incubator for some years. An ex-
perience demonstrated that a premature
infant Is able to breathe cold air with
out detriment-" The speaker told
how he had treated one such case in a
ward with open windows. the air being
only 80 to GO degrees, though the babv's
temperature was kept up by external
heat TO about normal and the baby did
better than any similar case the doctor
ever knew.
Cold fresh air for the wee wee folk 4,
Come. grandma, isn't that the last
straw?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
VOLININE HURT
Russian Dancer Slips on Academy Stage
and PhysiciHns Are Called.

During the performance given by
Anna Pavlowa and her Russian dancers
Mt the Academy of Music last night.
Alexander Volinine, one of the most
noted Russian dancers in the world and
n favorite in particular OF Richmond
audiences. slipped ana fell heavily on
the stage.
Mr.. Volinine managed 10 go through
with the ballet number, but immedi-
ately upon its conclusion he hobblcd to
his dressing room and asked that n
doctor be sent for. DR.. Daniel D.
Tallcy, who was in the audience,
promptly made an examination and
applied "a temporary bandagc to a
badly bruised and swollen place on the
dancers leg below the knee
Later. DIR. Tallcy and DR.. w r.
Graham made "A more complete exami-
nation of the injury, and found that
1t was only a severe coptusion, and not
strained or broken llGamcnt, as Mr.
Volnine had feared The physicians
informed the dancer and the manage
ment that there was no reason why he
should not lake part in to-nghts pro
gram In Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Taking Up Land
ny MARION HARLAND.

~ woman signing herself Mrs. NJ
would Hike Information about govern
ment land. have not lived on any
government land that is secured by the
homestead law, so | can't speak from
experience. But | have studied the
subject ana your correspondent can
gain my knowledge by writing for
pamphlets on government lands to the
following railroad companies mt Chi
cage: Canadian Pacific, 224 South Clark
street; Chicago, Milwaukee and st
Paul railway Company. 80 East Jack
son Boulevard. Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railway Company. J41 West
Jackson boulevard; United States Re
claim Service. Federal Building, Chi
cage: Santa Fee Railway Company, 6i
West Adams street. These government
lands are III The West. and il requires
1T least $1,000 to work them. If the
!nquirerS DO not favor this Western
land, they can get pamphlets dcscrib-
ing the South from the Queen and
Crescent Route, 81 West Adams Street.
Chicago. The money invested for West
"rn government land, If invested in
the South, will build "a fine farm and
home. believe the Department of
Agriculture, Washington. -. G., will
furnish any one with list OF aban-
doncd farms for the asking. These
farms are mostly in the East, hut the
investment Is good. perhaps better than
in the West. hope this informat ton
Will be of service to the women who
asked for IT. 'CliARLES H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

Horoscope for Louise T. Those born
when ia" sun is in tho Scorpion--Octo.
be: 70 10 November 22-will he full nj
courage and anger ana much given TO
hattcrN. They will make many prom.
iS's. nut VIII not perform them. They
VIII h"suiIe those that trust them and
VIII lure their enemies TO destruction
win smiling faces Great rank they
may obtain either in the scrvices Of
wealthy potcntatcs or as leaders of com
mon people. girl born then viii have
trouble with her first husband but will
nv" happily with tho second She Will
nave pain in the side or stomach and
h"ics or other marks on the head. shuI1
hcfS. ana arms. Sometimes peopIe bnrn
AT this time become notorit,us rnhhor,
Persons born under Scorpio often win
ichowm as soldiers. surgeons. or nv
thelr skill in the occult arts Those
porn ui!der Scorpio are Of iniddlc ala,
urc with strength. robustness. DARN.
! ana some conceit. IIoroscopo FIR III
! l!>is Children horn when tie sun 10 In
! VA" i"ins--May 20 TO June 2I-w,lt In
! generous, witty. wise anu cnrclos.
! about money matters. They will never
/ %" wealthy, but viii obtain a good live
/ i'h""n Tn" boys will he chosen IA
| "I"''S under the government or cm
| b'"S"h ~ large corporations. and ba
} esteemed for their fidelity and lovnuv
ana attention to duty. They viii hc
k''r'"i 'aVorites and delight in all cle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
ations generally fail to restore their

cations generally fail TO restore thor
vigor. S''
other women are rubbing and bath.
ing their checks to get rid of pimples
~hen all they need is a good blood
tonic. impoverished blood is produc
Two OF host OF pimples. Still other
women are rubbing their cheeks and
using lip sticks when they should bc
exercising In the opon air.
mo advice to treat with causes in
stead or symptoms is rather ancient 7
know, put judging by many of the Let .
.ers "hich | receive thcre are still n
great many women who do not follow
Dearance. q
Laooring under tho theory that
beauty Is only skin deep, they attempt
70 Improve their appearance by direct
ana external applications to the skin,
forgetting that the superficial appenr-
ance or tho body Is clearly Indicative
or ana dependent upon conditions which
l would not discourage women who
nave adopted superficial treatments for
tne defects and deficiencies their eyes
can see, but do urge them to ascer-
tam whether the trouble is merely on
inc surface OF still deeper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Standard Meals
ny MARTHA MISSIONER

Beef has the greatest food yoluo NJ
al meat, and is in season all the wear.
II Inc iner cuts arc out of reach for
more IMAM one or two meals a week.
thcre Is nothing that makes a nicer
chahSe than the oId-fashioned boiled
peer, Which can he made from the rump
or otne' cohrser fbrcd parts OF the
animal Ihe tough meats require a
long. moderate heat. The waier in
"hich II Is cooked together with an
extra soup bone. makes rich soup
lot luncheoii. and the meat may be
used for the evening meal
because meat is high in protein IL
very easy to cat more than the
body needs, which is harmful OnIv
very active persons. doing much physi-
cal work need meat more than twice
a day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Iircinr for RnrI,s

II saw in the Corner n request for n
recipe FOR rocks which was referred
TO readers and members. 1t gives me
pleasure TO contribute my formula for
making them: three eggs, half Gun of
butter. pound of dates. Il cup and half
"i sugar, Il mound of English walnuts,
halt pound OF seeded raislns. 81 teaspoon
each of allSpicr and cloves, three table
spoons OF chocolate, two hcaping table
spoons Of baking powder. Chop the nut
meats. raisins. ana dates fine; mix al
together. add one and one third Guns
OF water and -four enough to make a
s!!n dough. Butter the baking pans
ana drop In spoonfuls, not too close
together
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Superficial Evidence
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Copyright: 1915: By Lillian Russcll.)
Easing my opinion on letters have
received, | am inclined to believe that
many women who are attempting to
Improve their personal appearance con
slider only the symptoms Of the dis.
orders which are annoying them and
not the cause OF theft trouble. They
deal only with superficial evidence and
hecomc discouraged, whereas tho cause
OF their annoyance could be easily
eradicatcd
met a friend tho other day who told
me OF her experience in this line. She
has been greatly annoyed by her eyes.
lhey ached and hurt so persstently that
she called upon an Octiist / find thai
women, az II rule, fear an ooulist be-
cause he is liable TO recommend glasses
Women naturally are not anxious to
wear glasses. Such was tho case with
my friend But after making n care
fnl examination and asking almost In
Vulnerable questions the oculist gave
! hcr box Of tablets with Instructions
to take several day.
My friend doubtfu!iy followed these
Instructions. She questioned the abiI-
ity OF tho Oculist. Now she has full
faith In him, for the tablets gave her
permanent relief. She had. been con-
siderng only the symptoms OF her
trouble, while the pculist made Il more
thorough diagnosis.
Now and then nnd q woman work
! Ing over her thin. brittle, and ridged
nails "hen she ought TO I've paying at
'ention to her general health. She needs
more fatty foods, such AZ butter, oils,
ana milk. The more grease the nails
absorb the better appearance they will
make. Their natural reservoir In tho
body. and n their supply Is stihtcd they
! VIII become brittle, and external appll-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

~ correspondent found fault Will A
recir" Tor date cake published In the
corner ana YOU said that others had
complained Of the same. Maybe this
VII! suit housewives and editor better.
Gut into small bits cup OF stoned
dates and add to them cup Of hot
water and teaspoon of baking soda.
sci ASIDE TO cool while you prepare half
cup "i huimeats and one tablespoon Of
melted butter creamed with Gun Of
SUGAR and one beaten egg Mix all
ines" ingredients together. stir In the
drained dates and one and Quarter
cups OF Hour. Bake in q moderate oven
Tor forty-iivc minutes. When taken
from the oven, sprinkle with powdered
sugar and serve at ones
"MRS. r. r. H."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
HAIR COMING QUIZ


l'dhuTuT cauScH fcvcrish Irritation
or the scalp, the hair roots shrink
loosen ana then the hair comes on,
fast. To stop falling hair mt once and
rid the scalp OF every particle OF dam
drum. get 25-cent bottle of Danderine
AZ any drug store. pour a little In Your
hand and rub II into the scalp. After 4
few applications tho hair stops coming
out ana YOU can't find any dandruf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Ethical
Woman and Home

asked Amos Prior eagerly
Nurse AInslee leaned over and kissed
tho wlthercd lips.
81 told him that our father wanted
him to como home"
Copyright. 1915. by tho Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

carrie: l do not know OF any way
20 remove scar except by massagine
with good skin food. Massage with
the skin food every night before re-
firing. Leave n portion of the skin food
on over night to become absorbed in
inc skin. This will feed the skin and
gradually fill In tho scar. shall be
happy to send you formula for an cx-
celient skin food II you will send me
stamped, addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

CANT arts and sciences. With girls. their
critical year will be the twenty third,
when danger will threaten either
through weapon or n dogs bite. Those
born under Gemini (he Twins) are tall.
fond OF science, and good members OF
society. Thanks to the leader and tho
members Of the Corner for all the aids
we gather daily from the Corner.
a CONSTI'rI-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
HOUSEWIFE AND READER
Cleans Rusty Range.

II hope to add my mite TO your
blessed work. wish first to thank
YOU FOR past good received from sue-
gestions. Hard oil rubbed on rusty
gas ranges will give n nice finish and
disconiinucs rus. which is more dan
gcrouS tnan most Of us realiZc
MRS < N"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

vaccine Treatment Easy 10 Take:
hindiy INFORM reader whether IT is
heceSsar! 10 go To a hospital for vac
I en-, .,ea,meh' Tor chronic joint trou-
bic, whether vaccine treatment is main
ful or disabling in any way.
krply: NO. Naccincs are generally ad
ministered ut the doctors office or the
patients home There is no moro min
or DISABILITY than would be expected
from any other sterile hypodcrmic in
lection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
Sour Cream Cake

Here is IL recipe for sour cream
cake: One cup Of thick sour cream. one
and onc-fourth cups of sugar, two eggs,
one teaspoonful OF soda, two and one
half cups of flour, nutmeg or fresh
lemon fiavoring. Bake slowly.
MARY NJ F."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

Prior spoke TO the lawyer. You may
tear UP the Will, Mr.. Deeds" he smiled
family,
Hiida came back again, her checks
pink, her blue eyes shining.
What message did you send, IIilda?r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
+. ADJUSTMENTS
TWO SPECTACULAR HALLfiTs
ny RUSSIAN DANl;ER

So. much has been written or those
amazing artists, the Russian dancers,
that IT would seem that little remained
TO bs said of their art in general. Yet,
or OH thc-contrary. their art is so many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

Don't Say City: Correspondents in
closing stamped. addressed envelone
should write the name of the city or
place of residence. and not address the
envelope "City"-for that won't carry
It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
lillian Itu..elI,. An.,,cr.

X. L.: cannot recommend 10 lotion
you mention as II hair tonic. Rav RIM
may be used alone l shall be happy
TO SEND you my formula for hair tonic
II you viii send me STAMPED. adj
dressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

Chicken-Pox: How soon can I take
my babN INTO house where the chill
dren have had chccken-pox:
keply: Not until the last trace of skin
rash has entirely disappeared from the
IaSt ease. Not until at least n month
after the beginning Of the last case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

pnhoeth by careful massage you
may be able to reduce the size of your
nose. 1t will take some time before
there VIII be any pcrccptiblc difference
be sur" and massage the tip of your
nose downward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

remember: Beauty may be only skin
oecp, out It's roots reach the innermost
parts OF tho body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

'o'iiiHc Slippeu on bit OF q flower
during this ballet and fell henyn,
causing his bare leg to swell Instant.
ana conspicuously. but he kept bray,l,.
on until the-end of the scene. Forth.
natoly Tor him. he was not programme
Tor another number. .
Ana. rs is usually tho case in Rich
mond. Folinine was the audience,
glittcring star
Doughs Gordon
Lyrics Great Opportunity.
Taken as a whole, the Lyrics prn.
gram for the latter part OF this Woo.
oHers enough entertainment for any
hve-act vaudeville bill. but MANAGE
lex has an opportunity to stage tbn
most astounding and sensational ac,
ever dreamed Of In vaudeville on any
continent or in any outlying archi-
pelnEo. III he will only take advantage
OF 1t. nothing Will he charged him Tor
the suggestion.
On the same identical. especial anc
very bill. no presents Annie Abbot,
the Georgia Magnet" whom nobod,.
In the world can lift. and Ralph Baehl
me European strong man, who car
hu ANYBODY In the world. Now. IL h.
VIII only combine the two acts-now
mat he has caught them on the sam.
hiii--and exhibit the man who can uf,
ANYBODY In the effort to lift the woman
nobody can lift! Why. the very though,
is staggering. For one thing scicnc.
VIII at last learn the answer 10 tn.
aG"-old What will happcu 4,
an irresistible force meets an immov
hbie object? And. from tho standpoin;
OF Snowman ana spectator alike. If
VIII be the act OF all the acts or ali
the stages or all the world
Annie Abbott's act is wonder "a
were the acts OF the other Annie Al
oott: the ten men who 20 up on the
n IN In
INTO comedy material apparently strair,
every muscle TO move this little woman
VINO can't weigh over lij pounds n,
IN" ontside-without the slightest ~
feet: while she lifts the whole tor a.
,hey swing on pole, without tho
ie"st apparent effort. 1t can't be true.
OF course, but 1t is-and that's all thers
is TO IT,
Ralph Baehl lifts with his legs a
little tca-house, which contained yes
'erday afternoon lvc men and n woman
whose weights. with that OF the Inn.
house. according TO his statement. ag-
s'cehted more than 200 pounds Tho
audience. of course knows no,hinc
about the weight OF the house, hut !,
sees the men and women. and #,
feckons the weight of one OF ,hcm-
VINO ish man-ns being somewhat
III excess o: the admitted figure
Kramer and Morton IanceI sang AMI
battered away all the honors yestcr
nay afternoon. with a blackface tu.,
,''"' ~ eood enough FOR any time
James Mccormack and Eleanor Irving
presented weil-stagcd and dressed
act. which looked well from the from,
out which followed the pace set by
the slow curtain that disclosed IN.
pretty Hetting. and Pollard offered All,
ACT OF very clever juggling, inter
srersed with good comedy ideas, which
however. he failed TO get over.
The Lyrics percentage is still high
but III Manager Rex would only uut
on mat wonderful act suggested. II
would bat around 1000. n q;