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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
KEEL Of LARGEST
BATTLESHlP BUILT
on COAST Is LAID

MARE ISLAND NAVY
YARD, Cal. Oct. 2s.-In the
presence a. thousands Of wild.
~ cheering californians. tho
keel OF the super-dreadnausht
California. the largest warship
ever put under construction on
the Pacific coast. was laid here
a. noon today.
United States Senator James
o, Phelan and officials Of the
navy yard represented the go..
eminent. and Congressman Cur.
~. Mayor James Roney OF Val.
leIo ard state and muniei pal Of.
MEALS formed the rivetinq aanq
That hammered the frs, rive,s
into place and began actual
work OF construction.
The ceremonies took place a
noon, after the hattleship Oregon
famous Bulldog Of the Navy" an,
ITSELF a product OF San Francisc,
Day shipyard. brought the party o
officials and prominent citizens.
Ready by 1918
u Is the Intention 10 launch tn,
In January. 1915. sh,
VIII be completed and ready for
trial trip year later
The CALIFORNIA; specification
are the latest ideas IN naval con
struction. largely the result ~ care
fui study OF naval cngarcmenta q
the European war The bis shll
has many features not 10 be founl
on ships now In service.
Specially Armored
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restless energy and a desire to
strike out along new paths.
lie is the vigorous campaigner,
and most often the radical. tho the
true radical usually combines the
mental and motive temperaments.
He may be depended upon to be
come the floor or house leader in
legislatures. the active committee
chairman. a whip" In stirring his
compatriots to action. Roosevelt is
a true MOTIVE type.
The VITAL stands for the prac'
teal. The MENTAL and MOTIVE
more often stress the ideal.
II. for instance. wanted 10 sup.
port a state senator who would be
likely, aside from his public profes.
slons, 10 help put thru a rather rad
ical humanitarian piece OF legisla-
ton, should select the mental.
motive type shown in the accom-
panying illustration. rather than the
other. inclining toward the vital.
II is natural that some mistaken
estimates can thus be made, but
natures signboards on a mans face
and physique show where his
strongest TENDENCIES lie.
Analysing the photograph OF Gov.
ernor Hiram Johnson of California.
&c shows just the sort of man his
achievements have proven him.
The head and features testify that
he Is primarily MOTIVE. tho a good
combination of the three fundamen-
tai types. His humanitarian ten.
denotes are strong: he has business
shrewdness: Is a hearty eater; is
strongly social. large in friendship
indicating good mixer: is pracr
teal, broad minded. aggressive and
progressive.
Natural characteristics should be
the public mans qualification 70
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THEATRES


GNANp
The Fall City Four. harmony and
solo singing. viii head the program
al the Grand theatre "wednesday
blliy and Gayneli Everett will sing.
talk and dance Dell Rene aud
company are novelty comedy ma.
giclans and lliusionis,s. Lonsdaie
aud BFosehe. IN blAckfacc. cary a
bunch Of laughs. osborne's Trained
Dogs are said TO exhibit almost
human Intelligence. George Walsh.
one Of the newest OF the Fox stars.
Ia shown In picture OF love and
adventure. Blue Blood and Red. e
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Stops Tobacco Habit
in One Day
sarIiarium Publishes Free Book
Showing How Tobacco Habit
Can Be Banished In From
One TO Five Days 81
Home.

Tte Elders sanitsrium. located al
7is Main Et - Joseph Mo. has pub
liEhed a free book showing tho dead =
~ effect OF tte tobacco haiti. and
how u can be hanfahed in from enc
10 five days at home.
Men who have used tobacco for
more than nifty years have tried this
method and aay ~ IL entirely sue.
cessfui. and I'm addition 90 banlahinz
the desire for tobacco has improves
their health wonderfully. THIS meth
Cd benishss the desire for tobacco.
no matter whether 70 - smoking
chewing. cigarettes or snuff dipping
IA this book is being distributed
free, any one wanting q copy should
send their name and address at once
---Adeertlsemrnf.
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The Art Shop
Offers

Stamped Gowns, fully made.
OF good quality of muslin.
stamped with simple designs.
Regularly 75c. Anniversary
price. soc.
Stamped Guest Towels, with
pink or blue borders, in plain
or striped patterns; stamped
with design for French knots
or cross-stitch work. Usually
25c. Sale price. 10c.
Fourth E1oog.
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sLAvs ADMIT DEFEAT

pETRoGRAD. oct. 25.--Russo-
Rumanian forces have abandoned
their positions at Cernayoda. the
eastern end OF the great railway
bridge Leading into Old kumanis.
aader Mackenzen's attacks. II was
admitted today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25

or political service where inyestiga
ton. studiousness and vision are es.
sential.
The ROUND-FACED. VITAL type
may be depended upon TO be con-
servative. usually stand.pat. curb
er of legislation; one who will guard
finances and give businesslike ad-
ministration.
Personally dislnclined. as a rule,
to expend more than the minimum
of energy. the VITAL man in public
life also advocates the let-well.
enough-alone policies. He does not
like to initiate or to experiment.
Motive Man Progressive
The MOTIVE man. on the other
hand. is inclined TO be the progress
sive. His SQUARE or OBLONG
! face and muscular makeup indicate
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SOC "Plofinoid''
Photo Frames
AnniUersoryPric 38c
DLATINOlD FRAMES

ID LATINOID FRAMES
l. have a luster equal to
silver, with an added ad-
vantage-they will not tar
nish.
Specially priced for to-
morrow are small cabinet
sized Frames, 4xSH inches,
with wide oval face, large
ball feet. and velvet back.
Regular soc size, special for
this sale, 38c.
--J~v~ir, shop. tir~s fieer.
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office. Il
have been able only to hint al
the definite principles of Character
analysis here, and to indicate how
they may be applied in the selec-
ton OF public officials and repre-
sertatives. There are. however.
many sources where such helpful
knowledge can be obtained.
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LINEN NAPKINS
Special $3.35 Dozen

22x22 inches. OF pure flax,
full bleached. In a good range
Of designs. Special price for
the Anniversary Sale, $685.
dozen. --rs,rs F,s,r.
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INDIANA Pa. Oct etTwenty.two water
and SIN living
Some j. warts
the nap Stewart drove home the buggy and did
f0wl reduced q skeleton. RAPIDLY
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10 MS pfouaDi'
political activities
as they are In any
other phase c
life.
The voter may
thus get a pretty
fair estimate OF :
candidates. char
acter and tendon
cles. even tho his
record is obscure
or his capacities
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Wash Dresses
For Girls of 4 to IL
Special at $1.OO

Pretty Dresses of an excel
lent quality Of Bingham, in
checks, plaids and stripes. In
pinks, blues and tans. Sale
price, $1.OO.
Black Sateen Bloomers
Special at SOC
OF a good grade OF black
sateen. in sizes for girls OF 2
TO II years. Anniversary price.
OOC. Third Flcee.
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unproyen

The MENTAL type OF man. with
the TRIANGULAR face. should be
selected for that character of public
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
BY MRS. MINNA S. PARKS
Noted Character Analyst

A mans features. physique and
are as reliable guides
...AHuA1A
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NUXATED IRON

Increases strength
OF delicate. ner-
V q u p. rundown
people 200 per
cent In ten days
In many instances.
500 forfeit II Il
fails as per fun ex :
PLANTATION In large
article soon to APP
pear IN this paper,
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I. Square faced, muscular.
the motive type. Indicates ae-
tive eampaioner, executive
leader. Picture Of Governor
Johnson OF California.
2. Face conforming TO the
triangle, the philosophical
statesman and investigator.
3. An oval face, indicating
sef.ccntered. acqulsitive, COM
bative qualities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25

Ask your doctor or druggist about H.
owl Drug Co. Barteii Drug Co
and swift's Pharmacy always carry
II in stock.
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Imported Cotton Toweling
Special 1Oc Yard

Extra heavy and absorbent
IL inches wide: all-white with
red or blue borders. Special
at 1Oc a yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-25
Corduroy Longing Robes

Robes solid colos of Copenhagen and wster An
- excellent robe, $295. -rsnsr
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Corduroy Rest Robes
Special at 81. IS

u good looking that is neither
i bathrohe kmono and yet both
quality of these robes the effective coong and at
patterns them particularly desirable
and cuffs; lined throughout with silk
garments that useful the whole round
Copenhagen turquoise and handsome shade of
citeut taiue al
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REMARKABLE PROSPERITY
FOR RAILROADS OF COUNTRY
REPORT Just ksued IL Made In a..
Authenticated Returns to
tho I, G.. C.
Especial to The T.m.,.D,.ns.o,,

Especial to The Times D!spatch.1
WASHINGTON. April 2.-Remarkah1.
prosperity OF the railroads o! tho coun
Try Is shown BY the January repor,
just Issued b. bureau OF railway econo.
H!'cs IN THIS city. report made uo Of
the carriers authenticated rn,urns %
me Interstate Commerce CommiHa,on
the net operating income @. all tho
railroads OF the country. for Instance.
Increased in January over the CORE.
spending month OF 1915 slIl per mile.
or Go per cont, Tho Increase over
tho average January returns yor tho
past hvc years was sol per cent:
The total operating rcvcr,;e amount.
90 TO &26h.o5i,3os, an increase over
January, 1915. Of .45.?ll.42G Opera,-
ing expenses Increased during tho same
period si:,233.sl7. The net operating
income. therefore, was tT7l73.o37. an
Increase OF s26S756o9
Referring 20 the Southern railroads
the report says
Generating revenues @. IN" Southern
railways per mile Increased "o.5 por
cent. Operating expenses increased
50 per cent. Tn" not operating rrvcnu.
Increased 57s and taxes Increased II.
per cent Operating income increased
SO per cent. Comparing January,
1915. with the averaE" FOR nvo years
past. the increase was 4lc per cent
on the Southern railroads
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he has 10 Kill tho King; then, later
mistaking Polon!us for the King stabs
him through the arras rs he listens
IN concealmcnt, 10 A conversation be-
tween Hamlet and the Queen. He sees
his fathers ghost subi"ctivciv.
In tn" falling action" ClaudiuS
knowing Hamlet has ascertaincd his
guilt. and fearing for his lie. sends
tOscucrautz aud Guildenstern with
Hamlet to England. carrying mes
SAGE 10 the King of ENGLAND command
ing him as a faithful tributary TO XIII
Hamlet.
Oph"lia. overcome by her many mis-
fortunes. becomes insane and commits
suicide. Laertes returns TO revenge
his fathers death
The final suspense" and continued
falling action shows the return Of
Hamlet, who has escaped by substitute
ing the names of Rosencrantz and
Guildcnstern for his own In the mes
sage 10 tn" English King. Hamlet and
Iacrtcs quarrel over Ophcl!as body.
Then Claudius and 1.aertcs devise a
plot. G.acrtcs and Hamlet are 20 have
a fencing match, and Lacrtes is TO
wound Hamlet with 4 poisoned FOIL. In
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that's all

lrcurled ostrich scoots out from
the side OF large black sailor and
disappears under the hrim. y black
VI Ian has the entire crown covered
with ostrich tips that are so tiny and
skinny that they make one laugh. y
POKE shaped bonnet bears q RIO; of
marathon balls garlandcd about The
front while few appear at tn" back
:" show the millincr's generosity Of
sr'r.; and materials
The broad belt, lined with another
color, Is a new feature Of tho after
noon frock
Cry stall trimmings have great
'"-u". som" az The ucw crystal but
tons ar" very interesting hearing
small iiorct," designs inside the i,,I.
h"lI"" of the cup pattern.
rrSandi" frocks trimmed aI,h round
and round bands Of black vclxc, rib
bon have quaintness that is nothing
l+ss than charming. They arc dcca-
"dlv 1875.
y you desire 80 be very ,nodi>h. YOU
must have a quaint l!,il. lingerie
'rocN. The simple Kind That costs the
"hiir" fainiiy fortune, aud Il Ion. lace
maui!e 10 wear with IT,
You won't know yourscl. from your
great great Erandmothor.
f"pDyright l"iG. b. J. keclcy.b
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matter is the primary reason for the
bath.
II IS essential 10 good health that
the skin he kept IN proper condition
as II automatically regulates the heat
o. the body. permitting j. :, cool off
when 1t becomes too warm ana keep
ing heat in when il becomes TOO cold
II assists the lungs and Kidneys in the
disposal Of refuse matter. When the
SKIN sweats II assists The Kidneys
! When not too heavily clothed, 1t res
pres and helps the lungs
a bath should no, be taken too near
veal time. There is "A normal attraC-
ton of the blood toward the stomach
after eating. any Interference with
this and the attraction Of the blood
toward the surface of the body is apt
TO arrest digestion.
Warm baths have a soothing effec,
ana often are prescribed for nervous
ness The tepid bath can do no harm.
cold baths are stimulating. but ant TO
be injurious If the heart action is not
strong enough to permit of "a ready
reaction. To some individuals the
shock to the nervous system is so
great that they cannot accustom them
selves 20 cold baths.
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.'Ha;ule," Ike Sb,i.,.
tragedies Is di,idci 500 60
The 'in,roduc,ion" noir, .
Prince of pcnm,rl. nc nr
OF In. midnight annc,r,rn,
supposed 10 he iva .hns, I, go
father. 10 the p,.rc. botor., r.t;,
Terrified h,. rho ,,,..,f,+ -, ,.'
tell IIora,io J,nl.,.u .ri.,
Dcarancc ANA bc ,.Ils tIo,rIn. t
hcen in e,a,. ,r 10, .,,. 49,.
since his ra,hcr,r d..,h az, ~, ..,
h,s,y'' ,n,rriapo a. ~ n,' r'a,
dius III. KIM =. D.,,r,,,,- ~
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WEST HANOVER PREsBYTERy
AT AMHERST ON April 10
e1e'smnn Flood. Retiring Modcr.
'r' Mh' Get Some Minister to
Prench Sermon for Him.
Especial to Tho Times-ni.n

Especial to The Times Disn,,o,,
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Anr, :,
west hanover Presbytcry will omen II,
S'a'e" spring meeting on Apru &c
IN the Presbyterian Church at Ambor.,
CONGRESSMAN If. D. Flood Is IN. 70
'iring moderator. but as he is a ru,,,v
cider he Will secure some minister 80
preach this sermon w
wednesday morning tho presbvtor,,,
sermon VIII be preached bv Rev Dn,m,.
''oiiaday. OF Covcsvine Al n,yh,
hpcciaily arranged "Coun,rv f.b,,r,,'
frosram' will he carried ont .na -,
ADDRESS delivered by DR.. n. l,ns,o
on The Country Church-It, E-nrco.
ana its Allies" Rev. T. c. C.,iL,r.I,
-. D. OF Union Theological Sc,n;n.r'
VIII then speak on "EvangelizInr ia
Country" vi"
During tn" session OF Presbv,or,
'h"r" viii hc 4 sermon by r. 7 W.
lace, who graduates from Union Son,
mary IN MAY, and who has accnp,eJ
call from tho Oiivct. Tabor and 1.cba
non Acid, and another by !. p. Prom,
VINO has accepted the call from ,bs
Rockhsh church Rev. STANLEY White
Of G"rdonsville. viii preach Thursda
night.
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Ethical
alks
Marabou for Spring
Luxurious FiuB--Fluf Alrcady Seen
in New Millinery
by Mmc. Out Viyc.

What with bustles and hoops. We ara
'hchnrd TO believe that the spreading
chestnut tree has nothing on us
NO less DISTINGUISHED n sartorial d.
rector IMAM Mime. PaQuin herself stands
sponsor for TIL. tIillcured frock tina,
is trimmed with straw braid.
II is sad truth that. while from
| 'hls mousse of feminine Announcements
much beauty has come also much ne
Illness has emerged. We have ourselves
viewed within the sacred portals such
raim"nt as would cause the feminine
heart 10 sink. ker thump
This straw business is not going to
so. You can't take something that he
longs on the top Of your head and nut
- on Your regular anatomy ana look
right LIS sure thing that you can't.
II VIII merit the same finish as came
10 the weird idea OF trimming clothes
with leather. Leather belongs on your
feet Why not leave II he" there:
From paQuin also came the first call
Tor Capes. Capcs on coats are all very
we'll. but on frocks they arc a burden
and bore They bunch up under your
Jacket. gather in folds, and if YOU are
tat they make YOU look fatter. Also
they don't do the thin ones any good.
To square ourselves with an immor-
tai name, ~" desire 10 say that some
precious models from this great house
look like portraits of spring: they are
ethereal combinations Of tulle. silver
laces Horettes and stunning fabrics
and seem possessed of the soul OF
Youth.
Indeed it always seems as If a prct-
- 'rock must have a soul.
Marabou is promised as 2 distinct
feature of spring millinery. ostrich
is already being used. not lavishly, but
with y stinsiness that makes this luxu-
r'Ous nuf-iiuif appear 10 be as precious
rs It rightly should.
Large hats are coming more and
more 10 the display windows. and hat
boxes are growing correspondence fat
ard ample Gainsborouch shapes are
trotting along i'm the fashion parade
much 10 the Joy of the millincrs soul
rs large hats mean bigger prices. \
woman hcsitatcS to pay a lot for Il lit
tie. no matter how lovely the little
may bc
Ma"ahou pomHonS and rows OF mara
hou laid about tho hrim are among
ideas that are really new. Ostrich
frinEes n"c good. Immense bows 81
MORE ribbons ar" seen on chapeaux OF
nigh crowns Flowers appear in pro
fusion. and are beautiful enough 20
stir ones admiration for Nature. who.
dear lady has nothing 70 do with the
case; she merely furnished the models,
that's all
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expected arrival Of q
baby. But In the mean.
lime the comfort Of
the mother Ia Of vast
importance. There is n
splendid external rem.
cdy known "a Moth
crs Friend" which OK.
crts a wonderful influ.
cncc upon the expand
ing muscles. They be-
come more plant.
stretch without undue
pain. make the period
one OF pleasant antic.
iDatiOn instead of an.
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That Hurry F4abi.
~ Anin.rottc Dnuncil-

]. you want ~ - old araceruliv-
.nd breathe 'ncre n woman wis, s,.,l
$" dead as ro' go wish to Won have
20 learn no' IN rur- THO ,o',te yro
DO tho most hdrrviua tl ,itg wo-la
re not NO oros u.no aecor,,Ii.h n,o
most. You har. Is' 20 take "a lock
Chou, among you- a.uai,ta7ces 80
realize this TIC women VINO arc IN
a perpetual rush from morning ur,u
night ere not He wome, Who arr.
really doing Things Tacy a-e rsinr
NJ "a tremendous amour, ~ cr.-ry
With litilc 20 show for me s,esd,
Worker the woman Win a grin MO,
herself--is the ono who Accommodates.
hings, and. unlike -" excessive hur.
ricr, she bears no marks - the rue,
ing and hUrriur habit oa hcr ravc
and on her nerves.
This excessive huruiuc a haAf.
you can cur" II II you make un youf
mind 10 Il Next tim" you have =
shopping tour on hand know csa,,l,
the time your train is goua 20 leay.
your particu!ar station snd give yogr.
self enough tim. 20 2"t tner. wiuhou
o mad yush. ~ YOU have q bridge ~
g matinee on for inc afternoon. g!v.
yourself time enough 70 get rc,dy
Don't putter around at this lit'le an
necessary household detail ana tina
until fifteen minutes before LEAVING
time You take all the joy out q i!f.
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prehenslon. In q series Of splendid letters
from all over the country mothers tell Of tho
great help Mothers Friend" was 70 them
Even grandmothers tell the wonderful story
10 their own daughters about to enter the
slate OF motherhood. Get bottle OF moth
crs Friend" today Of your nearest druggist,
Use this splendid help with your own hand
guided by your own mind For q free Look
of interest and Importance 10 all mothcra
write 10 bradheld Regulator Co., 400 Lamar
Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. II relates the personal
experiences OF many happy mothers. 1t tells
many things that all women should he IA.
miIar with; It Is at once guido aud ar
inspiration. Write for this book
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Necessity for Bathing
Hot 7cpM and Cold Water Good

y non idan Nrst fol- into tho water
ia" human race lvok :. .tcD forward
Civilization and hathtubs now go hand
i'm haud
iu'horitics may vary in discussing:
'h' merits Of The hot baiE, to" ,cutd
h"'h ami The cold bath. sly4 pr. Sam
uo| 81. Dixon, icnnsylyanin'5 Commits
si"hcr % Health. but they all are. in
tho abstract that bathing " u",v:a:,, e.
20 good health ana Il prime promui,r
rf s"lf-rcspcc'. Tho removal from tine
eNIn 81 Inc accumulation Of .nl.ac-
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Useful
Hints
SYNOPSIS


Mary rag. actress Is accused Of me
murder OF payia Pollock. and IS d"isntea
by her lover. Philip LanEdor f"I"t"
wus intoxicatcd AZ Msry's trial she aG :
n,,s She had the revolver, Her ma ,.,i
,estlnes that Mary threatened Poi"'A WIN
IL prcviously and Mary Leading man ~"
pliratcs Lansdor How MARY "isappehre1
from the scene ~ the crime - mNs'',H.
Brandon tells Of ii s'ranE" EHH"pilht nc
saw OH Mary's shoulder. Further 'N!aeh's
shows that horror q; drink profntss ten.
porary insanity in Mary Tho defense -
'.renressea ps,chosis Witnesses describe
Mary's Night from her imtoNic"t"d '.'hrr
and her fathers suicide. NUrs" Walton ~
scrIbcs the kidnapping ~ Mary ~ Polio
and Amy Barton tells 81 MARY sirutE'tS
10 become an actress, OF Pollock rAiSu' 90
,tcr and of Rnothc" occasion when 'Ht
smell OF liquor drove Mary insane mere
is evidence that Daniels Mar me''+''
threatened Pollock. Mary faint" o" IT,
stand and again goes insan" when q pc
liceinan OFFERS her whisky, "rd Wh"n hfr
yais, is torn. the Handicapped mbrN on n''
shoulder appears she RECEIVERS during the
hight; ana the tria! proceeds.
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TECH DEBATERS WIN
They Score Victory Over Orators From
Virginia Military Iustitutc
subject of PhilinpIncs.

Special 90 Tho Times Dispatch
Bi.ACkSBtRG, VA, April "a g.
smith ana j. W. pOutou. repr"sent'ng
The Virginia Polytechnic Institute. do
f.atcd 8. ". Noel and ". q. Muncc. OF
the Virginia Military institute. here
last nigh, in n debate OF the question.
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The Remarkable Discoveries Of Thomas Edison L By F. Fox

Resolved That tho Philippines should
NC Ei'Hn thcir independence by 1895"
Til" Techs argued the nerptiyo .iI
ah" l.ucian Cooke, of Roanoke. one oc
INC threc judges. announced tho win.
ncrs Professor Estes Cooke. OF IIoi
ms. ana Dr. Painter, OF Roanoke col.
icE2. were the other Judges
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case OF accident. tho kins is 70 OFFER
Hamlet poisoned wtnn)

The catastrophe" comes with the
fencing, when. by mistake. the Queen
gets tho poisoned w!re Hamlet after
being slightly wounded. gets the pois-
oncd foil IN the scufie and. after
woundiuS i.aertcs. atabs the King. Iio-
ratio tolls iiam!crs dying wish 10: the
succession OF Fort!ubras, who Is pass
nl; through Denmark In returning
from Poland
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