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New Britain herald., 1915-08-10

Dominica da Cana, who is Brazils representative attending the Mexican peace conference at Washington, is regarded as the spokesman of the Pan-American delegation. He was one of the mediators in the peace barley which was held last year at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-24

partment, may obtain special licenses
to sell liquor until 3 am on New
Years day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-24
Kam-E-ThOl
Heals Cuts, Burns and
Scratches!

Open wounds, no matter how slight,
offer IN, ny opportunities for infection
from disease germs. Avoid blood
poisoning and other serious infections
byapplying Kan E-Tholimmediately.
KamEThol is a strong antseptic
and germieide. 1t soothes and heals
quickly.
Apply Kan E Thol to any cut burn
or scratch. If serious, cover with 81
clean cloth saturated with Kan T.
Thol. Relief will be immediate and
the wound will heal rapidly.
Always keep bottle of Kam- m-EThol
in your home. Most druggist sell it. ii
yours has no supply on hand send Us
his name and twenty five cents aud we
will send you large size bottle. Your
money back if you are not thoroughly
satisfied. Insist on KAN E-Thol -
nothing else can equal it. ~
The Kamethol Laboratories Co.
NeodeSfa, Kan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-24
fULEY CATHAKTIC TABLETS
4eer Stomach Sweet Liver active Bowels REGULAR
Useful Gifts.

Useful Gifts.
-Wernicke book cases and
framed pictures. Have your franz
ing done now. Patterson & Paymal
Undertaking Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-24

A few of our neighbors rep9rt thaf
they have had cotton stolen during
the past two %oess.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-12-24

sui :, BOVINE, I.oomalll, -. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS
It's Funny because IL. Foolish.

There isn't u grain OF sense any
whore In the three act, OF Take My
ADVICE" the Willie Collier FARGO pre-
sentcd by the La Verne Company at
tho Academy of Music for the last three
days OF this week, beginning with yes
terdays matinee. But wherever there
ISM grain of sense there's a bushel
or laughter. SO. analyzing this pro-
round statement and drawing the necca-
sary deductions from it, It appears thut
rake My Advice" Is n long laugh from
the rise OF the first curtain to the fall
OF the iast--a laugh varying In volume
hnd intensity from a Kiggle to n roar.
or story. there is practically none:
entrances and exits are frequently
without reason, without excuse. or even
paihating circumstances, and the plot
IL about as clear as unsettled Jane.
RIVER water But mono OF that mat
ters. nor Is to DO considered In deter
mining the laughing value OF tho plav
Yet II isn't slap stick. rough farce. hut
comedy that has turned farce through
lack OF sense: II 1t had any sense. II
would be comedy. On the other hand
IL IL had any sense. IT wouldn't be
comedy-and there you are. Don't try
to put sense into it, but go to see II
and laugh at It's senselessness
AithouSh the play was written by
willie Collier and James MONTGOMERY
FOR the personal use of Willie Collier.
anu hence Is particularly adapted to
the peculiar methods OF Willie Collier
or William Collier. asking his pardon
Mt. Arnold succeeds In playing the Col
Her part with enough lightness and
humor to warrant the designation Of
MS work as good acting perform
ance, and he certainly obtains enough
laughs from the combination OF part
ana performance to satisfy even Otis
Harian. In passing, wasn't II funny
TO see them dragging Otis Harlan to
the centre OF the stage with chains,
when II is generally known that no
has to be chained away from the CEN
ire OF the stage?
MISS Brent Is very charming foil
to Mr.. Arnolds assumed awswardness.
though she lapses into a fault not ex-
pected or her, In being almost too. too,
coy. MISS Harrison supplies an anus
insiy caricntured spinster: Miss King,
VINO can't help not looking like a boy.
plays boys part capably: Mr.. Wupper-
mann and Mr.. Leftwich handle nll-in
roles with their accustomed skill, and
Mr.. Beane, MS a Chinese servant, seiZes
his one opportunity to steal a whole
scene-to the apparent delight, 1t must
De said, OF Mr.. Arnold and Miss Brent
and the small parts are sufficiently we'll
done
The whole performance 81 smooth
and speedy. and would be further i'm
proved by emitting the dragged-in
lines OF local advertising. And !, Is
all funny enough to PRESCRIBE" as the
program has IL, Take My Advice"
Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
they leaned over tho railing together

they leaned over the railing together
happily.
You turned him down. didn't your
Larry said.
real truth. and I want to tell you, too,
Larry" And she did-far more com
pletely than the count had heard 1t.
She told him all about Ted and tho
girls and her mother, and how hard
life was sometimes up at tho little
homestead on the Connecticut Shore;
now Ted had to go through his civil
engineering course and Bess needed n
post graduate course for her nursing
and MadSe was planning on landscape
gardening.
What are YOU going to do?" asked
Larry.
Stay home and look after things
and mother. I'm the only one that
likes home life" she laughed Aunt
Isabel said the only home for mo was
either to dress me up and make me n
social attraction or else marry me or
TO some adjacent farmer. We haven't
any adjacent farmers down our way.
though. and I'm not a social success
Il bit"
Larry's strong young hand closed
over hers. His face was close TO her
fluffy windblown hair.
can ] go and tell the commodore
he's got TO raise my salary because
- nave WHO TO look after soon ?
Can |, Phil? ] know you care. sweet
heart. You're blushing Xix" fury. If
YOU don't quit it, I'm going to lean
over and kiss YOU before everybody
Can l tell him, Phil?"
After we dock" said Phil. content
edly. Il don't want Aunt Isabel or
the little count to faint away just this
minute; They'll think we're perfectly
crazy, Larry"
Who carcs?" Larry rctortcd promnt
~. II may not have any moldy old
castle or title TO give YOU, but I'll make
you happy. dear, ] know I will"
l'hil Struggled as close TO his side
as she could get
III bet cookie" she whisnorod
cinderella just loved real numpllins
ana mice. Crystal slippers pinch
Copyright 1915. by the Mcclure News.
paper Syndicate)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Three Fine Pictures.
NO EVIDENCE HERE
So Police Agree to Turn Martin Knpi.
lon Over to Washington Authorities.

There Will be no Richmond trial OF
Martin Kapiloff. the former medical
student arrested here on n charge OF
bigamy. There is no foundation for a
hearing In the local courts, and Com
monwealth's Attorney Folkes yester-
day agreed to have tho case transferred
to Washington. where It will BIO heard
on February 16.
kapilon's counsel. Louis o. wcnden
burg. conferred with Commonwealth,
Attorney Folkes yesterday and pro-
nuced papers to show that tho man had
never married Eta Pesgament, of Now
YORK. whose brother brought tho
eisamy charge against him whom he
married Miss Matte Bergman. Of thin
city, on December 8. 1914. Tho paper.
showed. II Is said. that Kapilorr 40
companied the Peggament girl to a
wedding, and there signed the certfn
cate or marriage n witness Thi,
was later used against him In an effort
TO prove he had married tho girl but
New York courts dismissed tho case
and also $4,000 suit which wa,
brought against Kap!lor's father by
the girl She charged tho parent with
causing the separation between her and
kapiloT. AS the first marriage ~
shown to have not been contaminated.
the local authorities have no grounds for
the bigamy charge. and were willing
TO transfer the case TO tho Washing
ton court where tho alleged second
marriage took place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Standard Meals
BY MARTHA wEsTovnn

1t is always wise to have some kind
or cold meat on hand for tho week
end. and In to-day's menu you will
notice ham for both breakfast and
dinner. The thrifty one who purcha ses
u good half-ham. instead of a picnic
ham, will be able to out Off slice
that will scarcely be missed from her
chief dinner dish, and after dinner
have sufficient left to slice cold for
several occasions during the coming
week
Ham should be boiled at least an
hour before baking. and the potatoes
and cabbage for dinner should be
cooked in that water. This is distinct
iy an old-fashioned dinner, but those
who care for cabbage at all often Sc
cretlE long for the coarse fare for n
change.
Crenmed cabbage Is a moro delicate
dish than tho plain boiled. and Is al
most as nice as caulihower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Baked Hnm.-IIam should cook a
hait-hour to the pound. 1t should be
boiled fifteen minutes and the water
poured OFF. fresh water added and al
lowed to cook slowly an hour or moro
before baking. If YOU cook eight
pounds. boil two hours and bake two
After the boiling remove the skin
When ready for baking stick cloves
all over the fat side and sprinkle with
crumbs. a half-cup of vinegar and
half-cup OF sugar In the pan in which
1t Is baked gives n delicious flavor
Basic frequently and add some OF the
water in which It was boiled from time
to time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

The case against C. J. Harrison. tho
young ZIMMERMAN OF this city who In
charged with stealing n 5000 automo-
bile and &lI7 in cash from tho Harrison
Planning Mills. Inc. were again contin-
ucd In the Police Court yesterday. Tho
cases are to be heard on February is.
Detective SerReants Willy and Keliam
caused the mans arrest after he had
been located by them in Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

OF school Days" jumped in---or danced
Inland began to save tho show. She
sang little song In which she said
that she couldn't sing auckland
proved it-but that she could dance
and play violin. This also she pro-
ceeded to demonstrate, both at tho
same time. She plays on pitch and her
lingering IS uncertain. but then she
dances all the timc, and 1t must ~
remembered that she Is sister or
Herman Tlmbers. not OF Fritz Kreisler,
and anyhow sho Ia good act, and
She stopped tho show yesterday
Bagonghi, the equestrian. closes the
bill. lie is dwarf. who works with
schooling harness and rope; there
fore many OF hts feats and misNeats
are very laughable. D. @.
Three Fine Pictures.
Motion picture fans have fertile
field before them for the rest OF tho
week. because the midweek change has
brought exceptionally good pictures to
all three OF the principal picture
houses. Marie Doro. In The Morals OF
Marcus" Is the Strands Paramount
star: Charles Richman. in The Idler."
is the Colonlars feature, and Robert
Edeson heads the big cast. presenting
tho screen version OF The Girl I Left
Behind Mo" at the Superior-they are
all worth seeing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Claire: Any pure white soap is good
Tor use on the face. A soap that will
agree with one skin ofttimes will not
agree with another, so I always advo-
cate good pure CASTLE. If tho soap
you use leaves your face with n drawn
Keeling, or II II burns. then discontinue
It's use and try another. Almond meal
Is good for the skin and is used In place
OF soap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Other Names for II.
Questions and AnsNcra

Piaying Foolish Capers--Do vou
practice what you preach? Would YOU
Tor single moment think OF getting
"o"h on the floor and trying to turn
somersaults for indiGestiono
Rcply-Would we? We turn 'em al
ms, ms, every evening at our house-the
Wnoic iamiiy. We haven't reached tho
indigestion stage as yet, but VIC fea1
better for turning n few, all the same
ana we can stand on our head. too
III YOU can't do that you're surely
growing old. Don't grow old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
At the Lyric.

Al the Lyric.
AZ the afternoon performance ycster-
day OF the Lyrics new bill. Iona Hygi.
the clay modeler. who opened the show
received very little encouragement az
speed sculptress: Gordon and Marx
the German dialect comedians, Jared
but little better at the applaudinp
hands OF the audience, and Graham
and Randall fell rather Nat until they
opened up their melodrama burlesnue
Then Hattie Timberg, z sister OF that
Herman TimberG who was the star
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Amesieaa Travel MayiB
Late Spring fasMsns aad spsc!al
country interests.
Sunsnsy Fashisns Junsl
The Anal showing Il Tia Ss.nmsT
modes that viii Be.
In Tho Coentry .Ju>~lE
wss': ~, e Co. 60. b 10. :. r., VIA, to
RG4 Weathsr Fsshions .hsx
The correct wardrobe md equip
ment for all outdoor sports.
Ffoseessss Julx1s
The fins AIT Of entertaining. iaaooS
and cut.
Loadon snd aris Seasons Ass.
What 10 going on In the beau nonds
.broad. Midsumnsr festivities At
home,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Dr.. Brady Health Talks
WHAT Is ECZEAIA.

The clinical teacher OF dcrmatology
usually begins his instruction by say
ing: Young gentlemen,"--he calls the
students young. though many OF them
are bit bald and Notwithstanding
YOU can learn to recognize the itch.
lues and eczema you will be compe.
tent dematologists.' Then he pro-
ceeds to demonstrate a most bcwilder-
ing series of cases of eczema in in
rants, young people and the aged, and
In all conditions of life. After tima
II becomes apparent that there Is one
feature peculiar To every case OF ecze-
ma. No. not itching; some cases do
not itch. Not Burning. either. for some
cases do not even burn. 1t Is tho
crusting. or drying OF the watery eXu-
date thrown out upon the affected skin.
Because OF this feature eczema Is called
n "catarrh of the skim" meaning a
superficial Inflammation OF the skin
accompanied by II watery or moist
eXudate, Just as IN n catarrh OF the
head or throat or trachea.
Like mucous membrane catarrh,
eczema may be caused by a purely
local irritation, rs from Irritating
chemicals, or crude soaps: or there may
be constitutional factor, as in babies
fed on artificial food. Like ordinary
acute catarrh, or cold" in the head
eczema Is undoubtedly directly pro-
duced by bacterial Infection, whatever
tarrh 1T Is either acute or chronic
but durable. And still like catarrh
there is no one remedy for IT,
How 1t Begins.
AS rule, there is no fever or pro-
nounced disturbance of health with the
onset OF eczema. First. there is itching.
perhaps. The skin looks Redeemed and
roughcned or scaly: sometimes II Will
he covered with minute pimplcs, or
lust moist This hn L.,
one place. particularly IN n fold or
bend or joint: the patch having no
exact border. 1t may remain localized
To very small spot or spread out into
4 large area. or many patches may ap-
pear at once. But 1t doesn't spread nil
IN rev hours like erysipelas, erythema
or hives.
II seems to choose the bend OF Joints
the face and the scalp. particularly
u patch behind the ear. Itching. burn
Ing. feeling of tension. moisture
which soon dries and forms a crust
ana later cracking OF the skin are
characteristic points. But. as already
variable, and not diagnostic in them
selves.
Other Names for II.
Salt rheum, our grandfathers called
it-they were bound to ring in their
rheumatic you see. They called corvza
OF mead cold tacutc catarrh lust tho
rheum letter is another old homo
stead title for eczema, Scall. scald and
neat eruption are names sometimes
60, ~" 10 inc disease. But the proper
litle Is eczema, with the accent on The
Yes yes. we are coming to tho trc,t-
ment The first lesson necessarily dea1s
with primary facts. There's now
day due Tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Alice: Try bathing youh noso once or
twice day with diluted alcohol Put
4 pinch OF borax In the water now and
then when you wash your face. Avoid
all rich and greasy foods. After wash
ing the face apply n good astringent To-
tton. Use good grade OF rice powder
that Is absorbent 1 will gladly send
you my formula for astringent lotion
II you Will send me 4 stamped. ad
dressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Normal Temperature and pu,ss POI.
=" nat is considered the normal tom
pcrature and pulse rate for an adult
In fair health?
Reply-No matter about the health
the normal temperature is from "a "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Holding the BREATH have read
somewhere that tho capacity of the
heart may be estimated by tho length
or time person can hold the breath.
Is this true. and what Is the normal
time?
Reply-Forty seconds Is tho average
breaking point" Whom an Individual
cannot hold his breath more than
twenty or twenty-five seconds we hest
tatc to give an anaethetic, for In
stance. fearing nm Incompetent heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

For sweating Fcct.-Rcccntly Won
recommended an alcoholic solution OF
saHcy!lc acid, believe, az an appIica-
non Tor sweating feet. VIII YOU kind.
~ tell me what strength?
RcplN-Say, half an ounce in hale ,
pint. patted on and allowed 70 ~
hht be sure to wear wooden stocl<ing.
and wooden underclothes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

while and try putting your hair up in
Kid curriers' at night. If you will moisten
the hair with hair curling fluid first.
before using tho kid curriers', 1t will
often stay in curl for two or threo days.
i shall BIO happy to send you my for
mula for hair curling fluid IL you will
send mo a stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

HOW rev women there are who really
peIeNe they are blessed with the hanny
medium in every case Those who o,,
tertain such a belief are ccnerolIv
blinded by their vanity and pride. Tho
Spront from the acorn can he cut down
WIN pocketknifc. but ii takes an NIX
TO fell the mighty oak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Remember: You do not become alb
normally heavy nor lose the color from
your lips and cheeks overnight. A lit
tie prccaution each day will keep YOU
normal. and 1t is the normal woman
who Is beautiful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
A Happy Medium
NY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

copyright. 1915. by Lillian Russcll)
nalf the feminine world is strue-
cling TO reduce it's weight. and tho
other half is striving 30 add to it's
',"ituupoiS' large percentage is
burning its fingers on its curlinry iron.
ana another group is wearing out
brushes and combs on kinky hair.
some are irritated by the absence or
Color IN their cheeks and others arc
Coloring.
90 through tho list OF desirable
FEMININE features and attractions ana
'hch look about YOU and YOU will 900
me sufferers from extremes. N,vh.
lhcF alone believe they are victims. hui
Portable. 0''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

80 degrees Fahrenheit. and the normal
pulse rate Ia from co to so per. min
ute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

ize that 1t Is constant and not periodi-
cal attention to their health that pro-
vents abnormal conditions, there would
not be this omnipresent struggle and
annoyance. The way you live every
day counts for more than the rules that
regulate your life just once In n while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Katherine: Weary and ovcrtaXed
eyes are always more or less liable to
he watery. Your eyes should be washed
MS carefully as your teeth, and they
should have exercises to strengthen
them. Try this wash daily with an eve
cup: Take eight ounces OF distilled
water and add one ounce OF 90 per
cent solution OF boric acid and ten drops
Of spirits of camphor. If the cam
phor smarts, dilute the mixture with
pure water. If YOU wish and will send
me stamped, addressed envelope T
shall be happy to send you some good
exercises for strengthening the eyes
Isabel: Have YOU ever tried the sour
milk treatment for whitening the neck /?
First. battle the throat in warm water
until IL Is quite warm. Do not dry It,
but while II is still warm and damp
pat on quantity of the sour milk,
plication OF sour milk and leave 1t on
for Mt least half an hour, or. IL this be
done at night before retiring leave II
on over night. Tn the morning, or after
the milk il quite dry, battle the throat
with soft piece Of flannel dipped in
lukewarm water and boraX or luke
warm water In which n few drops OF
penzoin have been mixed, and, last OF
al, sponge the neck with cold water
ihc cold water closes the porcs of the
throat and prevents taking cold and
also hardens the cuticle OF the throat
Ruth: StoD uSint- tbn curlIno ;.o,> o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

Ruth: Stop using the curling iron for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

weight question have invariably post
nohed the solution until IL is most dir
hcnlt 10 find. When the average va
man drops pound or two under nor
maj weight she ia not alarmed, and r.
IS not until she begins to look scravny
'hat she takes fright and attempts to
check the decline.
Women who begin to occup,,,,t
weight continue their old habits until
tne grin Is alarming and tho double
chin begins TO annoy. The color leaves
me cheek gradually. but 1t is not until
~ mas disappeared that the search for
inc remedy for palcness begins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

disease in it's incipcnt form "a
easiest TO cure. When II is well fxed
ana becomes chronic il Is more dim
cult TO find q remedy
~ rs easier TO keep the weight nor
maj than 10 add TO or subtract n po,,d
OF hesh IT is less difficult to keen the
Coioring OF the cheek right than TO
raise or lower its natural tints But
the woman OF normal weight Is less
nispostu 10 pay attention to her avoir-
dupois than tho one who liz Iess fort,,-
hh'" inc same is true Of the woman
nos. checks are properly tinted by
tn" blood In her veins
u women could only be made TO rcal-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
-you wiN receive
these IL numbers of Vogue

Forecast Of Spring
Fashions Fsbru.v IL
Complete accurate review Of IA.
mode Of 1919.
Spring Patterns Maxbl
Working models fer ons's whole
Spring and Summer wardrobe.
Spring Millinery March Is
The newesf models h smart hsts,
wells and coinurea.
Sprtng Fashions Apra
The last word on Sprtnx gowns,
waists, lingerie and accessories.
Smart Fashions for
Limited lncomes Ap~f is
First aid to her Who must dress
smartly on moderate income.
Brides and Summer Hsusss Msyi
journey Through pleasures and
palaces" News for the bride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
u seful
Hints
Woman and Home
The Morning Story
WHEN CINDERELLA BALKED
by lola Forrcafcr.

Philippa had enjoyed every minute
OF tho whole trip. She had made up
her mind to do 50 from the very day
when the commodore had invited her to
go abroad with him and Aunt Isabel
IL
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