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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says 6acksche 10 . align you have
been eating too much meat.
which forms uric acid

When you wake up with back
ache end dull mifery in the kidney
region II generally means you have
been eating too much meat. says n
wellknown authority. Meat forms
uric acid which overworks the kid
neys In their effort to filter II from
the blood and they become sort OF
paralyzed and logy. When your
Kidneys get sluggish and clog you
must relieve them, like you relieve
your bowels: removing all the
oody's urinous waste. else you
have backache, sick headache, dir
ny spells: your stomach sours,
tongue If coated. and when the
weather il bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine f. cloudy, full
Of sediment, channels often get
sore, water scalds and you are
Obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult good, reliable
physician at once or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces OF
Jad Saits; take a tablespoonful in
a glass OF water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys
viii then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lIthia, and has been used for
generations TO clean and stimulate
sluggish Kidneys. also TO neutralize
acids 10 the urine so Is no longer
irritates. thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts Is life saver for reg.
ular meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive.
cannot injure and makes a delight
ful, effervescent lithia-water drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

lesson: great In that tho setting
IL strong and tho acting perfect
Earle Williams in tho role OF
John Storm. tho young minister.
takes his part exceptionally well.
When he comes TO the room OF his
sweetheart In the middle OF this
night half craxed and pursued by
bowling mob. threatening his life.
and In his craxed condition tries 10
kill her. II was too much for me
I nearly choked trying 10 hold my
breath.
A. the Liberty Until Tuesday Night
Two Women" two-reel drama !.
The Best Man." comedy drama:
The Adventures OF Flora Four.
flush" comedy.
A. the Ciermer All Week
The Christian" drama
A. the Alaska Until Tuesday kIoh,
Capt. Swift" five-rcei drama.
AZ tne COLONIAL Ontfi tuesday Ni1rs
THE Ragged Earl" drama, fea-
turing Andrew Mack. "Glddy. Gay
and Ticklish." Keystone COMEDY.
Al the Class A Until Tuesday Night
Only n Farmers Daughter Key.
stone comedy: Mutual Weekly"
No. i06; His New Profession .
Keystone comedy. featuring Charlie
Chaplin; The Old Fisherman's
story" 2-reei Majestic drama.
Pathe Scenic.
At the Melbourne Until Tuesday
Night
The Closing Web" drama: THE
Flower OF Faith" drama: Latest
War News" THE F1irt." comedy.
Alhar,bra Until Wednesday Night
"A Captain OF villainy." OF tho
Adventures OF Terence O'Rourke":
Cupid in Hospital" comedy: An
mated Weekly: THE Call OF the
Waves" Gold Seal drama. with
Francis Ford and Grace Cunard.
At the Grand Until Tuesday Night
The Record Breaker" drama:
The Plot" drama: "A Hatfui OF
Trouble" comedy: The Tin Can
Shack" drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
THE PHILOSOPHY or AGE AND
EXPERIENCED
copyright. 1914. by the Newspaper

Erterprttc RseoCiaUoNsI
think Mrs. Selwin was as glad
as when the maid entered and
said some one wanted me on the
phone. After n woman is 40
think shc rather resents expend.
Ing her emotions needlessly.
It's rather strange. little book.
10 see how ashamed We become
when wc let anyone look for mo-
ment into our Utmost hearts.
could hardly believe that the
woman who was looking up To me
with tho saddencd. interpretive.
hesrthungry eyes was the coldiy.
elegant. intellectual Mira. Selwln.
For only n moment | caught that
glance. and then abe became 40
impersonai In manner as though
shs had been really telling me the
story OF a friend with those fic-
tionai character she introduced her
one great dramatic moment
I've been looking for you
everywhere. Marrie." said Eliene
over tho phone. We've got n
number OF the old crowd over
here and we're going to dance a
little and want you TO come over
and stay all night. oh. know
you can come. for Dicks away.
and am sending car for you.
so be ready" and Eiiene rang off
before could make any excuses
for not going
go. my dear" said Mrs. Sci.
win. "and have a good time with
your friends. Remember. my child.
there are wonderful things about
both good time and n bad
time
After you have once had a
good time no one can take Il
away from you. And. having
once endured bad time. you
can be sure that Il will never re-
turn. You can never suffer again
in quite the same way. You may
have other bad times. but that
peculiar and particular bad time
is gone forever"
VERY pleasant sophistry. dear
Mrs. selwin." I said as kissed
her. but | am afraid that TO me
sophistry would prove rather cold
comfort"
Not when you have grown old
and philosophical. Margie." she
said.
1T IL only when we are full of
youth and hope that we want to
run tho world our way. Some
thing must happen we say. II is
only when II does happen in a
way that we have never planned
that we settle down more or less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
Al the Pleasant Hour Until
wedpssdav

The House Discordant." two
part drama. THE Sandhili Low
ers." drama: when They Grew
Jealous" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
MARKET REPORT

According to the weekly report
Of well known tobbing house. the
farmer-to-consumer movement Is
one OF the principal reasons for the
present demoralized condition OF
the egg market Receipts during the
past week far exceeded the demand.
The paying price remained at 70
cents Monday.
Heavy hens were n cent lower
Monday. Receipts or live hens and
springs have been heavy. There is
no demand for ducks, geese and
thin or Gull turkeys.
The veal market Is dull. PORK
is steady. a
California celery in dozen iots
dropped ~ cents. Peppers and
California tomatoes jumped. Egg
plant was dropped from quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

List your vacant rooms in
Star Want Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

PARTi.
All Houston attended the wedding
OF beautiful Evelyn Sinclair and
handsome Arnold Cummins.
Cummins. tall. interesting and a
perfect type OF manly strength. had
carved his own fortune from the
soil OF tho pioneer state. lie had
come from the big East few years
before he met the beauty--ieaving
the traditions of his iliustrious fam.
lily behind him.
For years Arnold had toiled with
his head and hands. tilling tho soil
and then cattle ranehing. The stub
born ground defled his hardest Of
forts.
hut his grim determination stuck
20 him.
Il was balmy spring afternoon.
He had ridden into Houston for sup
plies. He tied his horse at hitch.
Ing post near one OF the new stores
aud paused long enough TO light his
cigaret In tho Ice OF tho wall.
Suddenly a roam horse OF great
beauty cantercd around the corner.
On II sat beautiful girl--Eyelyn
Sinclair. The hsndsome ranehman
paused in his steps and stared at
her transflxed. Never before had
he seen such beauty. except In his
own society circlas--in the East.
lie tossed aside his cigarei.
swung on his heel and slowly fol
lowed Evelyn's lead down the
street.
Then. as she turned suddenly and
faced cummins. he saw. with a
thrill of horror. huge building
stone hanging directly over her
head, from a builders crane In
a moment II would crop and crush
her 10 DEATH A workman yelled
fran;ical.yl Cummins leaped for
ward
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Confessions 0faWife

cheerfuily TO 10 what We never
expected or even wanted to do.
I'm not unhappy now. dear: II
I we're ! could not have told you
the story. Real women do not
toll these things until the years
have softened the pain. But here.
my child. II a bit OF truth that
have learned through that episode.
Those who have known great pain
know that tho sharpness OF the
first hideonH experience soon
blurs. gradually becomes wagner
and wagner and as time passes II
becomes harder and harder TO re.
create tho memory.
This. Margie. IL as true OF
physical pain ss II IL Of mental
hurt or heart anguish. The woman
who bears n child forgets in a
short time the agony through
which she dragged her tortured
body. II she did not. this world
would be depopulated very soon"
The car for Mrs. Waverly is nj
the door" answered tho maid.
~ AtAt Abf dutus VINE WIZ
glad | was going over TO Eliene's.
I had had about enough OF welded
misery for ono day with Mrs. Ten
ney. Mary and Mrs. Selwin. I
could not help contrasting the lives
OF Eliene and Mira. Seiwin with that
OF Mrs. Tenncy. These two wo-
men have forgiven; they have been
big enough TO reconstruct their af.
fairs on different basis. and one
OF them (lslienel says she Ia the
happIest woman in the world. and
tho other tMrs. Selwin) looks out
on the declining years OF her life
and whispers:
The best Ia yet 10 come"
To poor Mrs. Tenney the way
ahead IL cold and dreary and she
stumblcs on alone.
Ito be continued tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
NO HEADACHE OR
NEURALGIA PAIN

When your head aches you sim.
ply. must have relief or you will go
Wild. It's needless 10 suffer when
you can take remedy like DR..
James Headache Powders and
relieve the pain and neuralgia Mt
once. Send someone 10 the drug
store now for dime package of
Or. James Headache Powders.
Don't suffer. In few moments
you will feel fine-headache gone
no more neuralgia pain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Price Paid Producers for Eggs.
Poultry. Veal and Pork
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
MOST BEAUTIFUL HELLO GIRL.
APPEARS ON SEATTLE SCREEN

'E WAY OF THE WOMAN the tsan moving picture play which ou Omaha
by OF drought Sta an
h a he to
Chcagow the "
topeno on the screen ( &c Ahambr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11
STOOD FOR HALF AN HOUR

I STOOD FOR HALT AN HOUR
outside the Clemmer. Sunday. with
hundreds OF other people before
had chance to see THE Chris
tian." At every performance the
Clemmer was packed.
THE Christian" is a great film
great In that Il teaches a strong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

THE NEW MISSION THEATRE,
under the management OF Jensen G
Won Herberg will open Wednesday
afternoon. The theatrs has under
gone complete repairs and will be
newly decorated throughout. The
management has announced II will
be opened as a S-cent house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-11

Although The Ragged Earl" ap
pearing at the Colonial tails week. II
not as strong a play In a number oil
various ways. as was The Modern
samson last week. Il ranks a good
way above the average run,
Andrew Mack. . husky giant. a.
the Ragged Earl" 10 exceptionally
good.
However. tho action. also the
strength OF Andrew Mack. is little
Ioyerdraxn when he tries to brandisf
a sword six feet long against oou
pie OF active men The action nj
this point IL too slow.
The exterior settings OF the film
are beautiful. They were taken OF
an old New England estate.
sGiddy, Gay and Tleklish." with
Syd Chaplin, IL better than the ay
erage Keystone film since Charlie
Chaplin left them.
TWO WOMEN" AT THE LIB
erty. with Earle Williams and Har
~ Northrup In the leading roles. Il
an excellent production. When
Williams catches his tickle wife 10
the arms OF his boss and imme'
diateiy gives said boss one OF the
best thrashings have ever wit
messed. we in the audience were
tckled TO death.
Marc McDermott. In the role OF
a secret service man. In The Best
Man" is, as was expected. very
good.
The Adventures OF Flora -Four.
flush" In sort OF skim-milk at
tempt at a takeoff on melodrama.
The yitagraph better stick TO the
drama
CAPTAIN SWIFT" AT THE
Alaska this week. In n strong. well
acted drama. Out OF doors scenes,
full OF the charms OF nature, and
aided by excellent acting, com
plete a picture that Is not easily
forgotten.
| got so frettlsh at Marshall. the
villain, felt that II had a gun
could, without feeling any remorse.
have put bullet through him.
This role was we'll played by
William Tooker, an English actor.
The action In Captain Swift"
is quick. II works up TO an intense
climax when Captain swift
leaves his sweetheart and jumps
out OF her window. while below.
hidden in the bushes. is his be
loved foster brother. with a gun as
big as a cannon, waiting to vel
come him.
SUNDAY sTRoLlED INTO
the Class A and nearly threw a III
laughing at Charlie Chaplin In
His New Profession" one OF tho
funniest Keystones | have ever
seen. laughed till my sides
ached. Beyond doubt Charlie Is
the craziest nut In the country.
THE Old Fisherman's story" Ia a
heartrending film. The scenes
taken along the rugged coast o,
California, are beautiful. The only
fault in the production is that II II
drawn out into two reels when II
easily could have been made Into
one with better action.
"Only a Farmers Daughter" an
other funny Keystone. and the "Mu'
tual Weekly" are both good.
THE NEW MISSION THEATRE,
under the management OF Jensen G
Won Herberg will open Wednesday
afternoon. The theatrs has under.
gone complete repairs and will be
newly decorated throughout. The
management has. announced II will
be opened as a S-cent house.
STOOD FOR HALF AN HOUR
outside the Clemmer. Sunday. with
hundreds OF other people before
had chance to see THE Chris
tian." At every performance the
Clemmer was packed.
THE Christian" is a great film
great In that It teaches a strong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

=, . meeting Of rhe voters ~
Eitrick LAST nisht r. j. Andrews vas
!adorsed as candidate FOR the board
o., Supervisors Of Chesterfield.
James II Bailey, \ well-l:nown mer-
caanr OF the city. is confined ia his
nome in Liberty street by sickness.
In inc Circuit Court OF Prince George
Yesterday a foreman at the Du Pont
works named Connen, indicted on the
charge OF causing the death OF Alex
r,a ibornc, "A colored laoorer. was dis
charged He had previously been tried
and discharged in the Magistrates
Court.
nome Of Mrs. j. E. Cousins in prince
george on Tuesday, the proceeds TO
20 "a the fund being raised by the
county Daughters OF the Confe6eracN
Tor monument 10 the Confederate
soidiers OF the county
Miss Bessie May Dudley, an accom- :
plished elocutionist, nt Richmond. MI!
vii NV. approximations at an enter
,a!nment at the West End Baptist
church on Tuesday evening.
Mrs T. r. Wise. of Richmond. was
,he ruest this week OF Rev. and Mrs.
George IL Srooner on Liberty Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
EXHIBIT CONFEDERATE
SEAL DURING REUNION
war Relic OF Surprising Interest VIII
Re Seen IN Confederate Museum,
June, I, -, 3.

That the Great Seal of the Confeder-
s,a States of America. the discovery
NJ which and its acquisition by Rlch :
,nond men. was a news item OF uncom-
non magnitude just about three years
40 would he placed on exhibit in
~ Confederate Museum $ an attrac-
ION for the Confederate Reunion next
ak was the interesting announce
,,,sn, made last night by Eppa Hunton,
ennakinc for himself. William II.
yI.ni,s and Thomas T. Bryan, the own
sr. Of the relic.
Inc emblem is now. and has heen
ci,ca II was brought TO Richmond. IN
,i,..nroof vault, and is guarded with
u,mos, care. 1t is easily the most
,,,y,,rt war relic that has been
iocatcd since the last reunion. and that
- Viii POSSESS an intense interest for
bose who will be permitted to view
:, is certain. Very few people nave
md an opportunity 10 see the rene
since il was brought here
The usual entrance fee to the Museum
III he suspended during the Reunion
f,r me veterans, Sons OF Veterans.
r.,urhters OF the Confcderacy, ana. IN
,,ct the members of all Confederate
vaccinations wearing badges II is
..,scted. however, that many VIII take
Vantage of the presence OF the en-
hlem in the Museum during the Reunion
md make a special visit in order 10
ca. this object of such unique interest
The seal was found in the possession
~ Rear Admiral Thomas o. SeliridSe.
~ s. ~, retired Accompanying IT are
nopers attesting beyond any doubt its
renuincnesS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

iorewell Il TO have church for
Several rel!c ious services. X is 10 be
erected on land belonging 10 the Du
+ '1's. and u ~ said INC COMPANY has
contributed literally towards build
in- l.
The burned" district IS beng rap
,c!r uul!l upon. the new business houses
n"lns better and more substantial than
n" old 3u-s
Tae Bank % CITY Point, recently in
corporn,ed ~ Petersburg capitalists.
wlll soon be in operation. a Will also
fAt seneca Italian banking house.
The energetic business men o: Hope
Wol! are talkins about orEaniz.ns a
catmbc- o. commerc. to aid its com
u.yg!nl activities.
M4giS,ra'" = II. Br.ttou, the pre-
aiding justice At Hopcweil. has pre-
s-nt.d petition 20 Judge :. ! west
n, IN. Prime" George cIrcnt Court
ast!nE for tn. appointment of corps
Of twenty police officers Tor IN" pro
lection ot that community in the pres
.rya,ion OF order and IN" enforcement
81 tho law This corps would De in
tepend.nt 81 III" pu pont police
Another new Motel Of moderate di-
-rsnsions IS ~ coUrs. % erection, and
improvements in the way o: a water
supply. q rre department; and 4 dairy
arc IN c"ntenp !ation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
SINn isrhNnr,l Pni,I.

Tao National jewelers. Security AM
anc" has sent cneck for 800 10 this
city 20 ne paid to Detectives Eares
and N"clan "a : reward for tncif ser.
vice IN recently arr"stinc and sccur-
Ing the conviction % q negro jewel
ihi"f named Henry Johnson. Johnson
en'ered the Buchanan store ostensih!y
- make purchase. but made none,
ana S2ike6 out with i valua 81" ring.
-" had ou his person a bottle Of
chiorc!orm. whjca ne had the night
n"f5rc used In tho commission OF a
robbery. The jewelers. Alliance PAYS a
s,ar4ir= rc'.'ar! for the arrest ana con
=. ticn %, ycv c,ry thieves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
CHURCH CASE HEARD
BY HUSTINGS COURT
NeGrocs Appeal From Fine Under
segregation Law for Use of Old
Emmanuel Church.


JGhge Ernest H. Wells. OF Hastings
Court. Part H.. sitting in the Rich
mond Hastings Court, yesterday began
the hearing of the appeal OF the negro
congregation now possessed OF what
was formerly the Emmanuel Baptist
Church. at Fifth and Leigh Streets.
from the fine in Police Court for al
legged violation OF the segregation ordi =
nance.
The colored congregation. after n
long court night. in which white citizens
in the neighborhood Expressed violent
objection 10 the coming OF the colored
people on the ground that II would
make Of their vicinity "a negro neigh =
borhood and decrease property values.
succeeded In buying the church prom
erty. the necessary order being given
By Judge r. Carter scott. of the city
Circuit Court
The negroes 10 avoid further obiec-
ton, constructed an entrance TO the
church from the Fifth Street side. and
no" hold that the church fronts on
tlith street. and that their occupancy
OF mo buildin" is not in contravention
of the segregation ordinance The
1919 P''ii' an me N"lenpofiopI nOld,
on the other hand. that. notwiths,and
ing the entrance constructed on Fifth
Street. the church still fronts on Leigh
street. and that occupancy Of II by a
color.d congregation does violate the
terms of the ordinance in question.
The hearing by Judge Wells began
Yesterday morning The jury was ad
journcd TO view the property. and me,
again al 3;3o o'clock for the taking
of further evidence Evidence vas
still being heard when court was ad
journed for the day. ana the case was
continued TO May 2S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

since then many of the men who
attended that meeting OF the medical
and surgical branches OF the Confcd-
crate service have passed over the
river. Consequently there has been
some uncertainty az To whether enough
or them would be in attendance upon
the reunion to justify a meeting this
Year. but IL is thought very possible
that there VIII be sufficient number
or tho amry and navy men present
to mako their reunion in n formal
and ninCial way entirely worth while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

eral-in-Chie OF the United Confederate
Veterans, DR. Joel G. Hall. OF AnSuile.
Miss, 10 ask tho wishes Of that official
as to the formal calling Of TIE meet
Ing and TO ascertain what surgeons
are surviving. At meeting OF the
richmond Academy Of Medicine Tues
day night -. Ross viii suggest that
tho Body tender the use Of it's rooms
for tho session OF the surgeons in
case II is called. as he now believes
IL will be.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

i-"V MIcnauN Ralnc. q D.nvllle, VINO
mas accepted the call TO the pastoral
chaTS" of the Third Presbyterian
Church IN this city. will enter on his
cGtles her" on Jun. J. The Third
church is on" Of the youngest churches
10 ms city. but has a CROWN. and
pE.2rcss.y- cor -r.gation and sunday
s-H"ol and offers Held for great
usefulness in the cause Of the Master.
and IL: Raine is believed to 10. the
Tts;or - fiji IT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Carpenter tn BnpLrup,e,.

r. w. Eubank. a Richmond csrpen.
ter. yesterday fled a petition IN >olun-
tary bankruptcy IN the United stats,
Court. claiming assets OF s7se.;s ,,s
liabilities of s3.22iSL
Among the Lawyer creditors OF the
petitioner arc: Ford whitehurst Com
pany. inc. $500: !. II Chapel 4 Bro
S3a5.Ss. l.. r. woodall. 500 W 7,
Hawks. SI12.o2.
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and arrangements are being made with
this end in view.
Active in these arrangements IL Or
George Ross. who was Associate Medi-
cal Director OF the Third Army Corps
commanded by General A. r. Hill. and
captain and assistant surgeon in charge
OF the Virginia Military Institute
Cadet Battalion at the battle OF New
Market DR.. Ross mas also been selected
as the chairman OF the medical and
ambulance committee for the reunion.
He has written to the SurGeon-Gen
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>cv salvation Army Hall.

mo nov SalVatiOn ArmN NaI. on
Rark stree, Viii DE opened tomorrow
ni-h' w.iA appropriate exercises. good
music AID singing and addresses Nd
,ui4u, Cutnbert Is in chrrsr 81 the
pa,ershUrs traHcn OF the army. and :
iaiuz GOOD YORK.