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The Washington herald., 1917-09-23

Kohner. Bee Hive Store. ss 7th ST.; Living.
stons. mems wear. sos 7th ST.; Loeb Company.
ladies' suits. coats and millinery. 7A 7th st.
= Louis; shoes. s4 5th st; Mertz 4 Mertz,
l0i y at; Tie Mode. ciothiers, Ilth and St..
Mccroy Sc and loc Stores; r. Milton Ney.
ladies. ontfitters. sol Pa. ave-; Oppenheimer's 8,
sewing machines. sth aud z sts.; saks & Co.,
mems and boys outfitters. 7th st and Pa. ave.
\; samuel. ladies' suits and dresses. 80 Y q.
snio:oefg Bros, faultles Clothes Shop, yS2
IN ST.; sehmedtis Bros. jewelery Yus Ith AZ
L Small. hardware. ms TN ST.. Snyder & Little.
Shoes. I'll Z St; Spaldins sporting euods sls
18th st.; stiebel millinery. 1904 q ST.: Sweater
shcp. 1th and II sts.; Travex' Shoe Store, 81
Ith St Whites. outftter to women. sls r st.
NV; Wolf's Walk-over Shoe Shop. % 7 ct. nv.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
APOLOGIES TO K c. B.
Ye Autumn
Gossip
By A. B. c.

Il
-sAY-Now
DID YOU notice?
LAST SUNDAY
THERE WAS no
GOSSIP" BY A. B. c.
FERsT TIME in 70 weeks.
HATED TO break
9HE RECORD.
HBRE's HOW it happened
I RAN into
D. J. KAuFMAN,s
LAST SATURDAY morning
AND THEY were
TERRIBLE" BUSY
THE BOSS yelled
TAKE OFF your hat
AND START sellin' -
y
AN I did.
AN wnE. don:
IT WAS s o'clock p. m.
AND I was tired
AN WENT to sleep
AN IMAGINE my surprise
WHEN I woke Sunday
AN READ the paper
AND FOUND no
GOSSIP BY A. B. c."
=
Il /
Il THANK YOU
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

George and Sole Wolszyn. boy.
Btank W. and Nellie Wick, boy.
James 4. and Sadie ". Smith. boy.
John II. and Laura Ray. boy.
William +. and Margaret C. Ruckert, girl.
Harvey and Ida d. Roulston, boy.
Marx and Mary J. Richardson. girl
Isador J. and Lillian G. Nau. girl
Dennis and Mary Mccarthy, boy.
Henry c. and Nellie Fl. Ermold. girl.
John W. and Bessie r. Boutwell,, girl
CODORED.
Arthur and Norah Walker. boy.
Frederick and Mamie Smith, boy.
william @. and Nettie Ray. girl.
James Il. and Louise Robinson. boy.
SAMUEL and Louise Obrey, boy.
Baxter and Carrie Leach. boy.
George T. and Rosetta Edwards. gfrf.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
m Good Morning, Judge
NIl Human Interest Stories of By
w Police Court Happenings. NpnStpS pESR1Ns
RUDOLPH
PERKINS

get out. Thursday morning at break
fast he put six spoonfuls of sugar In
his coffee and spilled just about as
much on the floor. Emmanuel pleaded
with him to remember the high cost
of living. "Ah pays 70 wat All eats"
said Albert" "Thass awright," re-
piled Emmanuel. but All pays 70 wat
you throws on de floor"
Up got Albert and stuck a fork in
Emmanuefs bosom. A free-for-all fight
ensued. Even the baby got in 1t. AL
bert tripped over her. Two plates
were broken over Albert's head and a
cop rushed in and put an end to the
scrap He took Albert away in the
wagon. And for being so darn smart.
he will board with the government for
thirty days ana he won't get so much
sugar, either.
The Watch Party.
Last Christmas Roberta Springer
received for a present a watch and a
chain. Frank Withers gave 1t to her.
1t was so nice that she put 1t away
in q trunk, because IL she wore 1t
the shine might come off. 1t was still
laying in its nice little box until last
Sunday. She went upstairs to show
it to her sister who had just come up
from Richmond. 1t was gone.
She hollered burglars for a while
and then shut up. Her grandmother
had dropped a hint. Grandma had
never approved of Frank. In fact she
did all she could to discourage his
attentions to Roberta without avail.
Tuesday night she went to a picture
show. She hadn't seen Frank for ten
days. 1t was very melodramatic when
she saw him coming out of the show
with his new found love and would
you believe 1t. the girl had on Ro-
berta's watch and chain.
Roberta wrote Frank a note. a note
which severed diplomatic relations.
Frank came around. He argued with
the woman. Foolish man. He hit her.
He kicked her. He was arrested. He
is in Occoquan for sixty days. Ro-
berta stands a good show of recov-
ering the watch as she really wants
1t.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23

There is only one way to remove
pimples, blackheads, eruptions and
eczema with its rash and itch, and
that is by Stuart's Calcium Waters
in the blood.
Their wonderful calcium sulfide
supplies the blood with one of the
most remarkable actions known to
science. This is its activity in
keeping firm the tiny fibers that
compose even such tiny muscles as
those which control the slightest
change of expression. such as the
eyelids. lips. and so on. 1t is this
substance which pervades the entire
skin, keeps it healthy and drives
away impurities. Get 50-cent box
of Stuart's Calcium Waters at any
drug store and learn the great Sc
cret of facial beauty.
I A free trial package will be
mailed If you will send the coupon.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

Albert A. Morton. s. IN, lli2 Nd. ave. -.
Catherine Nslley. % yrv, Protideuce Hcsp.
Louis lie PreuI. 6S yrS. Apt %. Wsrdman
Court
Leo Schoheld, mos, Childrru's Hospital.
Patricia EchOls. 10 mos. ChildrenIs Hospii al
Maran Massie. 8 mos. Us 81 s. NV
Leland S. Mccarthy. r.. day, Sibley HSp.
CODORED.
Clara Vincent, 81 yR-. ~ CLAYTON Ct
Matilda Brsrton. - yTk. ISL ORG ave. nv.
George Robinson. IS yrs-. Wash Asylum Hog.
Sarah Jenifer. : US. Casualty Hospital
Maud Roy, % IN, Emsrgescy Hcspitzl.
Caroline Davis. - W, 2 Fitznouis Ct. No.
james Williams. 3 yTsL. COS ID st. ~.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Dancy to Address Wage Earuers.

The Women Wage Earners' Associa-
ton will be addressed this after
noon at o'clock at the headquar-
tiers. 7O4 T street northwest, by Hon.
John Z. Dancy. former recorder OF
deeds. Mr.. Dancy will discuss spe-
cial features OF the labor problem.
Everybody invited.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Practice True Economy
By Patronizing These Merchants
Who Make Deliveries Through
ACo-operative Delivery
And Thereby Cut Delivery
Coste fo The Minimum

Store prices depend upon the stores operating expenses
as web as the original price of the merchandise
The Council of National Defense estimates that private de-
livery service eventually costs the from per
cent the price he pay merchandise delivered
These merchants by of cooperative delivery cut this
cost to approximately ONEHALF OF ONE PER CENT.
Watch the Low Prices in the Advertisements Of These
Merchants You Would Learn How Cooperative Delivery Aids
The Consumer.
GODENBERG'SSThe Dependable Store. 9TH and StTsel:
KINGS PALACE-Department Store. $40 9TH Street.
ROBINSON. ]. E-Musc. 1906 c Street.
S. & H-5c, l0c and 25c Store 8l8 9TH Street
HIRSH SHOE STORES-1026-28 9TH Street
KRESGE Sc AND l0c STORE-llth and Streets N W.
SIGMUNDS-Suh and Hat Shop. 736 9TH Street.
EDMONDSTON & CO.-Foot-Fom Shoes. 1884 Street
GAMoND CO.-Lades' Specialte 4O2 9TH Street.
MORRISON PAPER CO-i009 Penna Avenue.
ZNlNERMANS- Millinery. I'LL G Street.
the House of Kuppenheme 1913 Pa Ave-
GOlDfEMS-Pdsed Quality 18th Street and New York Ave
WAIFORD D. N-wely and Sporting Goods 900 Penna Avenue
LADIES' CAPITAL HAT SHOP-508 llth Street.
SSN COIN CO-Fuiers and Ladies Wear 18th and Streets
LowDERMlK & CO-Books. I42O Street N W.
KAUFMAN D. 1.-THE Mans Store, l005-7 Penna Avenue
ODONNEILS DRUG STORES.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
TO PLAY NEW SONG.

"'Uncle Sam and Victory" a new
patriotic song written by a Washing
tonian, will be produced for the first
time tomorrow afternoon at the Strand
Theater. Ninth and D streets north
west. Arrangements have been made
with the orchestra to have the selec-
tion played at 4 o'clock and at in
the evening.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23

October Briaes VIII Do Well to
consult GUIDE now about the flowers
and floral decorations. 1914 F. St
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Oh. Them Winmen!

Just one week ago Louis Roam ana
Harry johnson went to the theater.
They sat in the peanut gallery. To-
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23

cream does not rob the
pores of their natural
oil. but nourishes the tis-
sues and clears the COM
,s1'on' 'sis' ih,' 39c
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Toilet Creams

d. & r. Cold Cream; 25c size. .lSe
d. & r. Cold Cream; 35c size. .28e
Kinds Honey and Almond; soc size. SIC
Duchesne Honey, Almond and Cucum-
Der Cream, protects your skin from
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Regular 75c bottles. zec
FrostIla, for rough skin; 25c size. .lse
Japalmo Almond Cold Cream; best for
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0dor-o-no Toilet Water, for perspira-
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Sorbatol Antissptie Powder, for all
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Amolin Powder; l5c size. .13c
Mum for Perspiration; 25c size 2ie
75c Barnards Double-stength Cream,
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StIlman's Freekle Cream. Regular
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This sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..ZIc
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The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Toilet Powders

.4ennen's Talcum, violet or borated;
about VI lb. in box. This sale l5c
. Squibb's Talcum, violet or carnation.
This sale ................15c .15c
Babcock's Corylopsis Talcum. This
Sale.. .loC
Lablaehe Face Powder; SOC size. 3Sc
Djer-Kiss Face Powder, Soc size. .45c
$l.00 size. 79c.
Alysia Face Powder, genuine imported;
made by Bourjois. Regular Soc
Mary Garden Tale, white or flesh. Soc
Corylopsis Mountain Violet, Arbutus,
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Jess American Arbutus. Regular 25c
size ............... iSc
Djer-Kiss Tale. Observation-Disclosures. .29c
Graham's Violet Borated Talcum Pow
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The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Wrinkles Vanish
Soc BarnarFs Violet Cerate

helps to remove the wrinkles, and by
using it every night you will find a
great improvement in your skin. This
The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
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The Washington herald., 1917-09-23
Hair Preparations

Hair Preparations
Danderine; Soc size. BE
Danderine; $l.O0 size. SIC
Herpicide; Soc size. .3Sc
Wyeth Sage and Sulphur; SOC size. .32e
Barnards Coeoanut Oil Shampoo, makes
the hair light and fluffy. Regular
Soc size. Use
Soc Hays Hair Health. ..........3 .33c
sl.00 Hays Hair Health. Csc
Fairs Hair Restorer, for all shades of
hair. Regular $l.00 bottle. .... .Sse
Palmolve Shampoo; SOC size. .3ee
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
SUNDAY BILL AT THE DREAM THEATRE,

Lenore Ulrich, charming film star with her wonderful beauty and strong emotional ability, will be the star al the Dream on the new program which opens tomorrow matinee, appearing in The Heart of Paula The story is of old Mexico. the home of the peo- Die formerly revered for their old world stateliness, their culture. strong senti- ment and traditions. The story is told and filmed in the actual environment of old Mexico and concerns the exper- fences of Bruce Mclean. young min ing engineer. who assumes the place and name of his sisters husband on trip to valuable mining property Paula, the girl meets Bruce and the exciting romance begins.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

Moore close fournght run at the Dream in The Race" which has prov en an exceptional bill. William Far mum at the Orpheum will be seen for the last time in "The End of the Trail"
 At the Palace Syd Chaplin brother of Charlie, is making a hit in Sub marine Pirate" four reel production. This will be given for the last times tonight.
 At Douglas "The Danger Signal' is the program for the final showing and Lionel Barrymore in "The UpheavaI, q strtng bill, is to conclude at the Lyric
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

Judging from the advance requests for reserved seats not an empty chair will remain when the curtain rises on MT. Young Of Utah. which is the first offering of the Kingston -Ebner Comedy Players who make their in itial local appearance at the Coliseum tomorrow night
 This company is unqucstionabIy one of the best and most thoroughly equipped ever seen here. and those who have been privileged to witness rehearsals and hear the singing claim tho aggregation is well supplied with actors and actresses who can really sing, and Manager McGreer of the company is insistent that his prima donna. Miss Kingston, has the best voice of any leading lady in musical coIaedy stock. That this artiste is ac- conplished is evident from her many laudatory press notices. Miss King ston has ample opportunity in the open ins bill to display her talents and is required to sing some three songs, in cluding the classical favorite Dear Heart"
 In anticipation of record breaking crowd Manager Gross of the Coliseum has increased his number of ushers. and despite the fact that the comedy company will occupy some two hours of the prnsra m. the entertainment will be augmented by five reel picture
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
GLADYS ROCKWELL
 HAS A NEW SCHEME.

Location work has been the bane of film actresses ever since the motion picture industry started, chiefly be- cause dressing room conseniences are not apt to be found in the depths of q forest or on hot sandy plain Gladys Brockwel has overcome all these difi- culties. What could be more simple concluded the William Fox star. if the location cannot be brought to your dressing room. take your dressing room to the location" So Miss Brockwel had a portable dressing room built for her. It contains every feature of a complete dressing room. from a full length mirror to a rabbits foot for rouge.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
THROUGH THE WALL" AT THE ORPHEUM.

Never before has shipwrcck been staged and filmed with the attending excitement and horrors as appears in Through the Wall" the vitagraph production to be shown at the Orphcum tomorrow night. This is only one of the big scenes, and there are many. Winsomc Neil Shipman. William Dunc- an and George Holt are the three stars in this master criminal story. for there s a villain in this play who is d bad one.
 This bad man tries to drown his wife and her daughter in order to get a fortune. That is the start almost of the plot and it is full of excitement. Manager Spickett says that a German submarine is seen in this play in full operation. Besides the feature there will be other reels added
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
SPORTING BLOOD"
 AT DOUGLAS ORPHEUM.

All the excitement of the race track runs through William Fox's new pho- topiay of the turf, Sporting Blood, . which opens at the Douglas Orpheum tomorrow night. The story deals with the plot of two persons. a man and a woman, against gambler who has tried to ruin their lives. In the end they are successful but not until they have gone through many adventures to gain their end. Dorothy Bernard, one of the best of the Fox stars. and Glen
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
COST MONEY TO co
 TO ENGLAND'S MOVIES.

The number of places of amusement in Liverpool, England. where motion pictures are exhibited is 6S. The price of admission varies from 12 cents to 48 cents in the center of the city. and from 4 cents to 2f cents in the out skirts. It is estimated that 75 per cent of the films arc of American manufac- ture. f5 per cent. British and 10 per cent. French and Italian.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
DALTON WILL PLAY WITH MAXINE.

Charles Dalton. q dramatic actor of skill and capacity. has one of the most important male roles in Gold wyfl's first two Maxine Elliott produc- tions MT. Dalton has had important roles in such plays as Virginia" 'The Servant in the House." The Thief ' "The Twelve Pound Look and "Trel- awney of the Wells"
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
 AT DOUGLAS LYRIC.

Charlie Chaplin, who is the big com edy favorite on the Island. will be the comedy attraction at the Douglas Ly- ric tomorrow night in Easy Street This is the best of the Chaplin Mu- tual photoplays. new business through out Besides Chaplin there will be other features making splendid bill
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
CHARLIE RAY IN 1.-THE PINCH HtTTER."

Look out, Charlie. or the Giants will sign you" is the daily greeting Charlie Ray gets since "The Pinch Hit ter was filmed. There is a stirring baseball scene in the play. One e4
 the players is hurt and Ray. country pumpkin is. to the despair of his team, called into service. Ray begins with two strike. This kills all hope in the breasts of his cohorts. and 1t is with
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
SOCIETY WOMAN IS IN THE MOVIES.

Elda Millar, who will be featured with Wilfred Lucas in His Exceliency. the Governor" the Triangle play now in course of production. under the person. al supervision of Allan Dwan at the new Yonkers studio. is in private life a wellknown society favorite of New York City.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

feature. this latter to start at quarter past seven. the curtain rising on the first .act of the comedy at S;20 sharp. That this company will fill long-felt want among Juneau theatre-Soers there is no doubt and that the organization is well worth while seems an assured fact.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
NANCE O'NEil IN "HEDDA CALLER"

"Hedda Gabler,' screen version of Henrik Ibsens play, in which Nance O'Neil is starred. will be released by
 Mutual Film Corporation next week.
 This is the second production in which Miss O'Neil has appeared on the Mu- tual schedule. the first being Mrs. Bclfame."
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

the widest amaZement and enthusiasm run over the fence. bringing in am other man ahead of him and winning the game.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
CLOSING BILLS AT
 THEATRES TONIGHT.

Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street. and the other photoplay. Lying Lips" will be given tonight for the last times at the Coliseum. Anita King and Victor
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

White are the principals in this new picture.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
Beginning Sunday Eve, May 13th 14th and 18th
KINGSTON-EBNER COMEDY PLAYE "N1R. YOUNG OF UTAFF' ARip Roaring Farce comea,
A Rip.Roaring Farce Comedy
In Three Acts

Personal of Company
 George Ebner, Principal comedian Al II. Hallett, Character Comedian Bob McGrecr .......... Characters Joseph Paulson .. Characters Roy Caldwell ell............. Juvenile Harry Weiss. ...... Scenic Artist MINDEL KINGSTON, Prima Donna BESSIE HILL Soubrette MARJORIE SHAW ....... Ingenue ETHEL HOWE ...... Comedienne Carlin Ebner .... Child Actress
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

TWO IN ONE The EMPIRES way for everybody. The EMPIRES of all sales and the news columns lads" keeps the housewife informed are right up to the minute on the day's ncws.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12

Everybody reads THE EMPIRE.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
A N OUN GEM E NIT

The THE COLISEUM always give the public of Juneau square rstca features shown here It has expense bringing here Musical Comedy headed stars of national reputation Kingston and Ebne direct pheum Circuit The here $0O $50 but the Coliseum management upon prices being kept within reach of all and for that prices until We make theatregoing public really this company sup to then the Coliseum will continue the public with and different theatrical attractions during the addition to usual of the best and picture features that obtain.
 The Coliseum theatre size the city found anywhere Large seating capacity comfortable safe we'll ventilated
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-05-12
REPERTOIRE

My Baby
 Never Again "So Long Betty "45 Minutes from Broadway"
 ''Ermine" Father and the Actress" Over the River" Etc.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-23
TWO BIG ACTS AT ORPHEUM
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
IDAHO THEATRE

man and woman, present an act
which they bill as "A Gypsy Camp"
introducing singing and instrumental
numbers on guitar and accordion.
Opening the act with a number de-
picting a blind organ grinder and fe-
male helper who sings, they go in
to their own setting representing the
city of Naples in the distance with the
Bay and Mount Vesuvious prominent
ly displayed. 1t is a most effective
background for the gypsy camp,
wherein this clever duo proceed to en-
liven things with songs and ballads Of
Italy, sung in their mother tongue and
also in English.
1t is an act that you can't help but
like.
The Roulettes do an eccentric roll
ing globe act. They do all of their
work on the top of the globe, the male
member of this act appearing as a
clown comedian and furnishes all the
comedy of the act, which keeps his
audience in good humor with his fun
ny ways and actions.
The female member of the team is
beautiful and shapely parsonage and
is a clever artist and does many diff
ferent tricks. The finish is of a pa
triotic nature introducing the flags
of the allied nations. These two ex-
ceptional acts appear at the Orpheum
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-10-23
FOR FIRST TIME BOISE S
HOME BAILIWICK NOSES
OUT AHEAD a.so
Twin Falls Just Warm
ing in Race
Illness of Chairman Caused De-
lay-Speeches in Schoolhouses
Tonight-Workers Expected to
Get Out Tomorrow.

Boise. Ida, Oct. %.
TIMES, Twin Falls, Idaho:
Idaho's total subscription to the
Liberty Loan is in excess of $4, 200 900
today.
Ada county has million fifty thou
sand subscribed. Madison, Teton and
Owyhee have allotments assured. Ada
county only one exceeding allotment
so far. State committee plans pub
LEGATION of names of all subscribers
and amounts subscribed. Chairman
Davis says counties must make allot-
ments by end of week.
LIBERTY LOAN COM.
There will be speakers in all the
schoolhouses tonight and a material
boost in the amount subscribed is to
be expected at once The farm bu-
reau officers have been active but un-
fortunately impotent by reason of the
fact that the farmers have spuds, fruit
and beets to attend to without suf-
ficient help, and taking a day off
would frequently entail a loss of 800
or more. AS many as possible will
subscribe at the meetings tonight and
those will in turn send blanks to
their neighbors during the week,
where this can be done. Reports from
the west end of the county continue
to be favorable.
The meeting in the high school to-
night has been called off as the work
ers feel that more good can be done
in a personal canvass and that the
facts have been sufficiently present
ed to the people here at previous meet
ings and at the shows.
Twin Falls allowed Ada county to