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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-28
Do You KNOW THAT-

Nell Shipman. Who was with Fox
short time after leaving Vitagraph,
has accepted an engagement with
Lasky? She viii appear opposite Lou
Tellegen in "The Black Wolf"
Harry Carey. UniversaTs famous
western actor. viii play leads under
tbs direction OF RaOul Walsh for FOx2
Irene Hunt, Universal leading lady,
and Lester Scott. assistant to director
Oscar APPEL II Fox. ran away to san
Diego recently ana were secretly mar
riede
Francis y Bushman is directing
Diplomatic Romance" in which he
and Be -erly Bayne viii appear Many
OF the scenes are laid in Washington.
D. C., where the company will be taken
to make the scenes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-28

Miss Betty -Schade Of Universal broke
her arm by falling down the stairs
the other day while working in a pic
ture called Three Armed Maggie"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-28

Mexican Ne. collections. see Lee Newman.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
TRADE COMMISSIONERS
TO PROBE BREAD RISE
Federal Officials Will Assemble Next
Week to Consider Situation.

Reports Of actual increases In bread
prices IN various parts OF the country
reaching Washington yesterday caused
serious concern at the Offices of the Fed
eral Trade Commission
The apparent certainty OF q nation
wide advance in the price OF the coun-
try's principal food made It clear that
consideration OF the problem by Federal
authorities must be hastened. and il was
stated that the members Of the commits
sion. now on vacation. would hurry back
to Washington. and that the commission
would assemble not later than next week.
II is expected that Immediately after
the commission has reassembled the
bread situation will be taken up for ac-
ton. Agents OF the commission, in CO.
operation with the Department Of Jus
tice. are preparing a survey Of bread
price conditions throughout the country
to be submitted to the commission. Com
missioner Davies, the only member OF the
commission now in Washington, said yes
terday that the whole problem would be
taken up and a solution sought Just as
soon as possible.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27

Jean Bedini. the Ziegfeld OF burlescSe,
IL playing his annual engagement a: the
Gayety Theater this week. Mr.. Percy
Hammond. the able dramatic critic OF
the Chicago Tribune, conferred the above
title upon Mr.. BedinI.
Originality is often the keynote of sue
cess. In all OF Mr.. Bedlnrs productions
there Is that subtle something differ
ent" that makes them stand out above
the shows Of the burlesque wheel. There
Is never anything that would offend tho
most fastidious person.
The comedy and humor is always clean
and wholesome.
The hit OF this years production Is the
foreign troup of acrobats. They are
billed under the name OF "Ignatz Pluto
Troupe" According to the press agent
OF the show, they were brought to this
country only afte< an exciting chase
through the wilds Of Asia Minor and at
great expense.
Mr.. Bedini probably is best known as
the man who catches turnips, thrown
from high buildings, upon a fork held
between his teeth. Mr.. Bedini first did
this trick at Bristol, England, nearly
twenty years ago. II started him on the
road to success and wealth.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
81 HE WOULDN'T TAKE
GROWS TO BE $4,000

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Colwyn. Pa. Sept. 26.-Finley Baxter.
a trucker. who lives on his seventeen-acre
farm at Seventy-third street and the
Reading Railway, is receiving conEra tu-
lations on the manner in which an offer
Of 500 OF an electric company grew into
$500 for giving the company the right of
way over his farm.
The company has received A contra Ct
TO furnish power TO the municipal plants
at Eddystone Several weeks age a rep
resentative Of the company called on Bax-
ter, showed him an agreement and offered
him 81 to sign it. He declined.
Two weeks later a gang Of laborers in
vaded Baxters farm and began to dig.
Not another spadeful. boys" said Bax-
ter. the agreement is broken"
We'll make It Sl,5Jo," said the money
holder.
Il never do anything on the impulse Of
the moment" said Baxter III see you
, at my lawyers office tomorrow"
He was called back and given $500 for
his signature.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27

#e Of Plant Juice. II builds UP the
hole body and strengthens It: clears the
pod Of all poisons and impurities; stim-
ates the liver into healthy action; cor
cts constipation and clears the system
all malaria and biliousness. Women
ho have spells Of depression and blues,
for circulation, hot flashes, numbness,
! appetite, sleep badly and are pale and
ftless, find Plant Juice just what they
Ped. 1t lnstills new life and vigor
{othes the nerves, brightens the eye and
fproves the complexion. Did 1t give
suits other than have outlined. there
ipuld never be the demand and universal
tisfaction derived from Plant Juice. It
Pes ali. and more, than is claimed for It.
3pllowing Is the testimonial Of a lady
at speaks for ITSELF
Adrs. John Robbins, who lives on Pearl
|reet, Cheswick, Pa, a suburb Of Pitts
frg, where she has resided for the past
years, Mr.. Robbins being foreman in
r Pennsylvania railroad yards, stated {:
II have daughter who had been sick
n the last 10 years. She had had an
beration three different times, which
~ her in very bad health. For the last
|ght years she has been unable to do a
|roke Of work. Lately she has been US
Il Plant Juice and It has helped her to
5ch an extent that she does all her own
fIFh ana Leels me PREVIOUS 10 taxing
ant Juice It required two people to car
her from the car to the house when
! e visited me. For four years I was
Ioubled with a bad stomach, pronounced
digestion Ny food fermented and
! ID palpitation Of the heart. was in
! {rrned that I would never be well again
hen I was feeling so badly my daugh-
i brought me a bottle of Plant Juice
helped me from the very first day
gan to use II and I am now feeling the
st I have in years. My daughter claims
ke Is entirely cured and we are both
kcommending Plant Juice to all or our
bends"
frhe Plant Juice Man Is at the Peoples
Irux Store. corner Of It'll and E SITS. n
Il. where he Is daily meeting the local
bblie, and introducing and explaining
] . merits Of this remedy. Free samples
Iven.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
lettings TODAY FOR
}. C. SCHOOL TEACHERS
v-uctors viii Assemble to Hear
Plans for Winter.

reachers Of the District public schools
h attend meetings today by order OF
fnest L. Thurston. superintendent OF
37oois
kt 10 o'clock teachers OF grades I'VE to
kht inclusive, and Of high school and
rnai schools will assemble at the old
{ntral High School to hear a lecture
/ DR.. A. Hall-Quest. Of the University
Virginia, on Supervised Study"
kt $50 o'clock first and second grade
kchers will meet with their director at
r Wilson Normal School. Mrs. Anna
Comstock will lecture to teachers OF
+ third and fourth grades at the Nor
~ School at o'clock.
~ the same houE there will be meet
Is OF the sixth krade teachers at the
tomson School and Of the ungraded and
tplcal schools at the Henry School.
Yesterday Rev. John Van Schalck.
|esidsnt Of the Board OF Education, and
kperintendent Thurston addressed the
hehers Of the old Central High School.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
EVENING CLASSES In
AGRICULTURE PLANNED
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
College Park, Md. Sept. 26-At the con-
clusion Of a meeting OF the faculty coun-
eli today, President Patterson, of the
Maryland State College, announced that
night school of agriculture would be
opened in the near future. Plans for the
school already have been formulated. 1t
Is planned to open the school about No
vember l.
The courses are to be along the same
lines as the day courses, leading to a
degree, and the work will be entirely
elective. The school has been instituted
to fll the need expressed in numerous
applications and queries to President Pat
terson during the last year. These in
quiries have come from men working in
Baltimore and Washington who desire
to take up the study Of agriculture out
side their regular office hours
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
KIDDIES HAVE BAD HEARTS,

New York, Sept. B.-Heart disease
among school children here is becoming
a serious menace to public health, ac-
cording to figures available today in a
report by the health department. Fifteen
thousand of the 100000 New York school
children suffer today from it.
Infectious diseases, intoxication and i'm
proper methods of living are directly re-
sponsible, the department believes, add
ing that the rheumatic group of infectious
diseases is the most prevalent cause. The
department plans a campaign to check
the progress of the disease among the
children
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
HEAD OF WAX BUILT
ON SLAIN MANS SKULL
Special 70 The Washington Herslt

0I7--lEI % 7 NJ " asIInET0l H6TGT.-
New York. Sept aS.-Giovanni Ro-
mano, - years old, a cement fnisher Of
Brooklyn. was arrested on suspicion in
connection with the murder farm IN
the Carnarsie district which has puzzled
the police since the bones Of man
were found buried there two weeks ago.
followed last Saturday night by the dis
CoNery OF second skeleton.
Lieut. Williams. OF the Bureau of
Missing Persons, and Dr. PecCheni. o-
the Standard Testing Laboratory. fashion
ed a likeness on the almost feshIess
bones OF the skull FIRST found IN wax
Following the characteristics Of the resldl.a
OF hair and flesh that still remained on
the hony structure
saturday the second skeleton appeared
and with the slight clue this afforded TIE
detectives. identified both skeletons and
Inkod together the story Of the crirres
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
LITTLE AIR LADY" DIES,
APPENDICITIS VICTIM
edll to The washiDgton HrrsId,

Special to The Washington Herad
New York, Sept. 8.-Thirteen-year-old
lsla Tudor. known in two continents as
the youngest girl aviator, is dead at her
home. No. $50 Rugby Road, FlatbUsh. Ap-
pendicitis was fatal.
lsla was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Tudor Her father was for many
years the personal representative of
Frank Bostock, the Animal King" Sh"
was christened in a cage containing TWEEN
ty-seven lions al the old Sea Beach Pal
ace.
At the outset of the European war 1sla
and her father went to England where
the latter Joined the aviation corps. She
made many flights with him and soon
became known as the Little Air Lady"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
|ELEASED FROM WAR TO
ONDUCTU.S. ORCHESTRA

~ the International News serviee.)
Eew York, Sept. B.-On the steamer
Pchambeau, which arrived today from
fodeaux. came CleofOnte Campanini.
nductor OF the Chicago Grand Opera
|mpany; Rita Fornia, Of the Metro
fitzn Opera Company, and Pierre Mon
hux. the French conductor. who was
|rmitted to leave the French army to
)nduct the music for the Russian ballet
the Metropolitan.
~ Monteaux said that wsgner's music
fuld be permitted in Paris after the
kr. he hinted that the military sue
Eses Of the French would be 80 great
kt the government and people would
|t mind such a concession to the Ger
kn composer.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
DEPOSIT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS WITH YOUR
DRUGGIST

II you suffer with rheumatism. con-
Supatlon or disordered stomach. for a
ooN OF Natures Remedy lNR Tablets:
nave beneficial action on the diEes-
tive and eliminRtive orEsns-the stom-
ach, liver, kidneys and bowels Take
one Mr. tonight; you'll feel better in
the morning. Your money back il
you want II. Get a Csc box.
At all four Peoples Drug Stores. 7tA
: Sts. y. W. eth & E SITS y. W, I4th
SITS. \. W 7th & NJ SITS y. W
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
WOMAN SWIMS FORTY MILES.
Miss E1ionsky Circles Manhattan
Island in II Hours 36 Minutes.

New York. Sept. 26.-Around Manhattan
Island. forty miles, IN II hours and s.
minutes, Is the new record swim for a
woman. made by Miss Ida Elionsky
Accompanied by her brother, Henry.
they left the Battery yesterday morning
at 6:45. went against the East River cur
rent to He'll Gate. fought the undertow
and heavy tide there, passed through
Spuyten Duyvil Creek. entered the North
River at 12:O5, and reached the Battery at
$40. slightly in the lead. Miss Elionsky' 5
principal reliance was the Australian
crawl and the one-arm trudgeon.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
REFUSED FLIGHT. GIRL SUES.
Aviator Mars Named Defendant in
$4,000 Action.

New York. Sept. 25.-James c. better
known as Bud" Mars. is the first aviator
to be sued for not taking a person up in
the air.
Pearl Palmer claims $1,000 damages
alleging Mars promised to take her on
a flight. and that his failure TO do so
caused her loss, humiliation apd embar-
rassment. Miss Palmer is posing for a
statue Of The HYDRO Maid" to he an
emblem OF the New York Flying Yacht
Club.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
|OLD SHE WOULD
MEYER BE WELL
heswick Lady Tells How Plant
Juice Was the Means of Re-
storing Her to Health.

Upon being questioned yesterday why
many Washington ladies are indorsing
ant Juice, the new stomach remedy. the
ant Juice man said:
Women everywhere have found great
lief from stomach trouble, nervous
|ss. weakness and debility through the
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Want Trade Bank.

London, Sept. 28.-Establishment Of
British trade bank, with a capital of
sso,oO0,000, has been recommended by
a committee of which Baron Faring-
don, chairman of the Great Central
Railway. is the head.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Pickpockets Get $50.

Percy NJ. Moulden. 573 Tenth street
northwest, reports the loss of So. which
he SAYS was stolen from his pocket in a
shop at the rear OF his home.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Small Blaze at Arsenal.

Fire in the officers quarters Of the
.hited States Arsenal at the foot OF
{venth street caused by window curtains
ming In contact with q live wire, caused
kout g damage yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
Won Jagow MAY Resign Soon.

London. Sept. 26.-Minister of Foreign
Affairs Gottlieb Won Jagow is to resign
shortly because of i'll health. according
to an Exchange Telegram from The
Hague
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
HERALD AUTO DIRECTORY

Containing the names and addresses
of the Washington dealers in well
known pleasure automobiles, motor
trucks, accessories and supplies.
Herald readers who fail to find in
this feature what they desire, or who
want any further information about
the cars or dealers listed here, will
receive this information by clipping
and mailing the coupon below.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

len uns burd al. bic eiisen UNI
s6le6tistsiien, bic iiber ms ssipro'
den psrben, in u~nisrer aufgdbs MIDI
loren ldHen. gBir pollen tpeitsr al:
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LANCE betreren baber, dnf Der gdbr
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tbum.
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nenen eirsn Runbgang oura bi.
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rGumig unb bsrrIi6 NIT Bilbern ns.
f6miidt fir ibreu 3fped bortrefflid
geeignst erfhein.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23
Cine oentide Sdule in
@aridaa.

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S9ule fftperer, aIs in einem iremben
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babel abitreiften uHo ms gar gu ishr
pom fremben einnsbmen liebsH. Das
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Der S9uIe.
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Iebt, fou ii9er nitt als Elm Jeino bes
fremben aanbss baiteben. SIN Gssens
tbeil, er tpirb perIu4en, auf ale m0gs
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gut unb re@t 81 iteqsn. - Dor IIenl
bat er bic groBs Qufsabe, isiner I'm.
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WeIt Dirb sobIreider, sensinsr, fsi.
ger uub nieoertrGttigtr perlsumbet,
,aIs bos btisfGk. Mtr GeuH&e ,psl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

Iegrapb, Sab aid; bic 5rpiiten Gure3.
ialaut une Rorogoro iiber ben Nnrii'
iluB fiibrenoen griide, Die erobte Der
1annanittababu, icpie mebrere rpidt
tigc 8riIden IN Den Yugubergen, oid:t
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begesne iehr sroben Sdipierlsteifciie
JpnaI ard1 tacnrd, bab nuBer Sen
8riiden Inb llebergangen aud, RE
Sdricnen meilentpeit IN Die Suit ge.
iprcnet unb oas Reieroe Sdienenla.
ger pom ben Gei,tid,en DernidItet lei.
Nus bieier griinblihen 9eritoruns hcr
5anacniifabcn erfldrt lid aud luoM
init, oaB man Don chem rpeitercii
Borriiien Der Smits'ifeu SulItl..
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prin3sfin, bi. Shirmberrin Der 9olos
aniauisitslln lit, bsiuti. iiir5lih Die
goloantaufsitsIe i'm abgeoroneitn'
baus. Gmpianetn lpurbe lie ppn BAN
@~orIibenoen IND G~brtnausidyuB,
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Seiten eiuaelieferten 8oIoia6;n pur
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bat In ben eriisn sipsi WodlsH hires
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tsbr besiffsrt iif auf tdglif .itpa 15o
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orbsiitr bes ~Daih GbronieIs- malbsi.
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auf bic GauOIDirtbidaii unp eifen.
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taum tnt)iebtn tonneH.
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rth anfbdlt, toi es. G,rpbhprspnin .
Baden fir Grisas : Silifstptds $780,.
900 lss Dsrflslns SsTtIt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-23

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beren Der Nidfdnser ibHeae, title
@rbeit.
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