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Tour letter will be opened, read md answered by a woman, and (Old In strict confidence. How Fat Actress " Was Made Slim One clever actress, Doris Cameron —to ba exact, defends entirely upon Marmola Pre icription Tablets for the preservation of a perfect figure. She has learned what thou sands of men aud women already proved, :hat this new form of the famous Marmola prescription safely reduces the overfat body :wo, three or four pounds a week. All drug jists sell Marmola Prescription Tablets at 75 cents for a large case. Or you can ret them by sending price direct to the Marmola Co., 864 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. If you have not tried them do so. They aro harmless and effective, BOSTON TOURS PERSONALLY CONDUCTED 7-day trip, including necessary expenses, d A OLD POINT J/V ! P/111 PROVIDENCE $A 8 § "V NEWPORT TV BOSTON Leaving Baltimore Sunday, July J3rd. Pattlculars and Itinerary on request. Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. W. P. Turner, Q. P. A.. Balto., Md. Resorts ATLANTIC CITY, X. J. AT LANTIC;C Sanatorium) .Noted for Its superior | taJjJ.e and service. | .VP NG, Ge iv> M anayr iOTEL WILLARD Jew York Ave. overlooking the ocean. >rlvate baths; running water in every oom. etc. $2 per day and up; special reekly. Booklet on request. R. H. KILPATRICK. HOTEL KENTUCKY WITH FIREPROOF ADDITION Kentucky Ave., Near Beach. Capacity 00. 50 rooms with hot and cold run ilng water; 35 with private bath, Tel phons and electric lights In every room. Jlevator from street level. Fine dance loor, and table unexcelled. Send for >ooklet and points of interest. $2 TO 4 DAILY; $lO TO 117.60 WEEKLY. IMEKICAN PLAN. N. B. KEXNADY. Proprietor. lest LtOMtid Popular Price XomJly Hotel lii Atlantic City, Jf. J. NETHERLANDS Tew York Ave.. 50 yards from Board walk. Overlooking lawn and ocean; apaclty 400; elevator; private baths. )ver 50 outside rooms have hot and old running water. ) *TCC #lO TO *17.50 WEEKLY. \./\ 1 TO f4 DAILY. SPECIAL FItER FEATURES IAT11I»G PRIVILEGE FROM HOTEL LAW.V TENNIS COURT DANCE FLOOR IOOKX.KT WITH POINTS OF INTER. EST IN ATLANTIC CITY AUGUST it till WAI)EL, Proprietor. iOTEL KINGSTON &"of 'cean Ave., Ist hotel (100 feet) from teach. Cap. 260; elevator; bathing from otel; distinctive table and service; 2.50 up daily; sl2 up weekly. Special amlly rates. Oarage. Booklet. M. A. LEYRER. HE WILTSHIRE M* lew. Capacity 350; privato baths, ele ator. porches, etc. Special rates, sls p weekly. $2.50 up daily. American lan. Every convenience. Open all ear. Auto meets trains. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS. IOTEL MAJESTIC d throughout; centre of attractions; cean view; capacity 300; elevator, rlvate batha, white service. &c.; su erior table. Special $12.50 up weekly 2 up daily. Booklet M. A. SMITH. IS up Daily* $lO np Weekly. Am. Flan. iLBERON Fireproof Annex. Tennessee A▼. nr. Beach. Jup. 400. Ontral; open Burround!m?a;opp. Catho c and Protestant churchue Pciv&te batha. CUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Excellent table; fresh vegetables. Windows creened. White ucrvice. Booklet. K B. IUDY.M.D. "NEW CLARION HOTEL entucky Ave, 2nd house from Beach, pen all year. Garage attached. Book t. S. K. BONIFACE. IP I I IlMnV vlr elnla av. 2d house LLLUWUI from Beach. One ILLLUIIU ■ m , nuto tQ gteel pi(jr xcellent cuisine; white service; pri ite baths; running- water; elevator to vel. Cap.. 250. Special $12.50 up Wkly !.50 up daily. E. H. LUNDY. LEXINGTON 'Sflcific and Ark. ava. Grounds adjoin sach and boardwalk. Only hotel here guests may go to surf in bath g attire without using streets, which prohibited. Use of bath houses free unning water in rooms. Private baths" jecial rates. $1.50 up dally; $8 to sl7 50 eekly. including choice table, sup ted from own farm. White service ■chestra, ballroom, tennis courts. earJ je. Booklet mailed. Try Telegraph Want Ads ITOIMtfcSEVENING, AMuseroenrel As a Kentucky preacher, who loses even his mother's love when he retuses to tako part in a William S. Hart feud, William S. Hart at the Colonial has an entirely new sort of role, for him, in his latest Triangle play from the Ince studios, "Ths Apostle of Ven geance." In this new feature Hart takes the part of David Hudson, a young minister living in Vermont. He is the son of a family of Kentucky feudist, who at the time he is preach ; ing aro killing and being killed. In the llast outburst the Hudsons get the worst ot' it and they send for their eldest | brother, David, to conie home and avenge his kin. David, of course, comes at once. But instead of beginning the fight anew, he pleaches the word ot God and his family casts him out. A new two-reel Keystone comedy called "His False Step," will be on the same bill. The story of how a real dyed-in-the wool-crook struggles with his old self and resists all James Morrison at temptation for the Victoria Today stealing is por trayed in the five act Vitagraph feature which will be presnted to-day, entitled "The Redemp tion of Dave Darcy," at the Victoria. For to-morrow will be offered for the first time in this city "La Bohme," taken from the famous work of Henri Murgur and in which Alice Brady is j featured. | An unusual photoplay that will, it ia said, delight young and old, will be ex hibited at the Regent Mary Flcklord, Theater to-day only. In "Cinderella," when Mary Pickfora nt the Regent will be presented in a beautiful and unique film version or the greatest fairy tale ever written, "Cinderella," a Paramount picture. Owen Moore is cast as the Young Prince Charming. To-day and to-morrow —the fifth | chapter of Billle Burke in "Gloria's Ro mance (The Gathering Storm) will be shown. The dramatlo portion of the bill to morrow will be '"Whispering Smith." a romance of railroad life founded upon the popular novel of the same name, | and featuring Holea Holmes. Midvale Steel Lands $8,000,000 War Order Philadelphia, July 21. An $8,000,- 000 contract for 05,000 twelve-inch shells has been closed with the entente powers by the Midvale Steel and Ord nance company. This dispells rumors of the last three weeks that Europe would not plaoe any more orders for shells In this country. Announcement of the new contract was made by the company yesterday. The profit on the orders is estimated to be about 30 per oent. and will net in round figures about $2,500,000. Speci fications require that the shells be made of hard carbon Btoel, which makes the machining: of the shells more difficult than In previous orders, i The completed shell, however, is said to be more effective on the battlefield. Bed Sores And Skin Irritations Yield to ) S 1 Here is Proof and Nurse's Letter: j Mrs. Nellie M.Warner, Trained Nurse 1 of Lowell, Mass., says, "By the useol Sykes Comfort Powder I succeeded in | keeping a dear old lady, 85 years of age, i with a fractured hip free from bed sores. 1 could not do without it in my work." A highly medicated preparation un equalled for chafing, itching, scalding, rashes, hives, eczema, bed sores, anj skin irritation or sorenesß. 25 cents. Trial Box tent free on roqaest THE COMPOST POWDES CO., Boston, Mass, AMVSEMKNTS | E3 CI j KB TO-DAV ONLY i | l/tf THE REDEMPTION OF P , -fy F/ DAVE IJARCY" a B-I>urt vitatcraph f«o --jfij ture starring JAMES MORRISON ■' TO-M(MtHOW Ku! ALICE BRADY In "LA BOHEME" Watch papers for show ing date of the Bowman A Co. Picnic Picture*. Tills Theater Is 30 degrees cooler I inside than on lite street- To-day only, MARY PICKFORD, | in delightful film version of cele ! brated fairytale, "CINDERELLA." Added Attraction 3th Chapter ] of Blllie Burke, in "Gloria's Ro | manee," also Puthe \ew». j To-morrow only, HELEN HOLMES, In a powerful dramatization of the novel, "WHISPERING SMITH." Added Attraction Bth chapter | of Blllie Burke, in "Gloria's Ho [ manee," also Bray Cartoons, : V HiUMIiIIQ The Coolest Theater in the City. TO-DAY' AND TO-MORROW Wm. S. Hart In "The Apostle ofVengeance A five-reel drama of Kentucky feudists. TRIANGLE PICTURES ARE BEST "HIS FALSE STEP" Try Telegraph Want Ads EXCITED GROOM MIXES NAMES That of First Wife Written In to New License by Hagers town Marriage Clerk Hagerstown, Md., July 21. —Being married twice within an hour about midnight at the parsonage of Wash ington Square Methodist Episcopal Church in this city was the unusual experience of a Pennsylvania groom, Ernest A. Mauk, of North Bessemer, and Mjss Maude M. Berry, of Elkton, Va., because the groom, through a mistake, gave the maiden name of his first wife when he applied for a li cense and her name was written In the license instead of the girl he was to marry, The mistake was discov ered after the Rev. Mr. Lynn had married Mauck to "Ida V. Flinn," of Luray, Va. Mauck hurried to the home of Harry D. Burger, deputy mar riage license clerk, who rectified the error and returned to the minister's home for the seoond ceremony. Mls3 Minnie M, Weidman, of Mc- Allisterville, Pa., and John S. Zeller, of Liverpool, Pa., were married at the parsonage of Washington Square Methodist Church by the Rev. W. L. Lynn. Miss Beulah B. Judy, of Mlddletown, and Paul T. Deicht, of Baltimore, Md., were married by the Rev. W. L. Lynn at the parsonage of the Washington Square Methodist Church. Deserted Girl Drowns Baby She Believes Is Going Blind; Tries Suicide Worrying because she had been de serted by the father of her ohlld and because she believed ,ier two-year-old I son, Stanley Roy Flssel, woji going blind, Alice Gutshall, aged 26, held the baby boy in the bathtub at her home, 214 7 Atlas avenue, yesterday afternoon until the child was drowned. She then swallowed several bichloride of mercury tablets in an attempt to i take her own life. She was j found by her motlier several hours after in a serious condition, and was hurried to the Harrisburg hospital. Mrs. Gutshall yesterday left fori Newport, Perry county, and left her| daughter alone and when she returned j she found her In her bedroom. Last night the young woman said ! at the hospital: "I couldn't bear the thought of my ; son being blind for the remainder of his life, as a result of being burnee at a furnace about two months ago." ! Undertaker C. H. Mauk will take the body of the child to Blam to-morrow ' morning where burial will be made in i the afternoon. THE GOVERNMENT MAPS By Frederic [Continued From Editorial Page] Neither Is it easy to convince a man that a piece of land in the Southwest contains a vein of silver if the topo graphic map fails to show the presence ' of ore-bearing rocks. So Infallible are the maps that life insurance compan ies now lend money on farm lands upon their recommendation. The vice president of an insurance company in his New York office can determine ' the approximate value of a given farm : in the State of Washington by looking it up on the survey map of that sec tion. The maps are even more valuable to the home-maker, and should be consulted by every person when mov ing into a new country. Certain phy sical characteristics of the earth's surface bring about conditions which are detrimental to health, and these conditions are duly noted on the topographic map. For several years it was a well known fact among life insurance companies that many of the so-call ed "cup towns" throughout the coun try—towns completely surrounded by hills—are unusually productive of cancer. The fact was so noticeable that finally an investigation was ar ranged and the phenomenon explain ed. It had occurred to someone to compare the conditions of the "Cup t jwns" with those encountered by the chimney sweeps of London, among whom there is an enormous amount of cancer, due to their contact with smoke and soot. It was found that the chimneys of the houses of the "Cup towns" were fitted with a device that swung with the wind and opened at right angles to the chimney, and that these devices collected an im mense amount of soot. In the large cattle grazing areas of the west, the Survey's maps have proved the means of settling many boundary disputes. The land, which Is usually unfenced, may be owned by an Individual or by the govern ment. In the case of government ownership the range is described in the grazing permit, but with private ownership It depends mostly upon the | word of the owner, unless he produces | his deed, and there are frequently j many wrangles and disputes In finding the section corners. The topographic map has gone far towards eliminating I these difficulties. | The Irrigation projects of the West | are also Indebted to the topographic map for their existence. The engi neer plans his work, the expense of construction and the time required to complete it, with the aid of the map. Afterwards he may explore the coun try himself for greater evidence of its practicability, but the first estimate is usually based upon the topographic sheet. | When the giant map of the entire ! country is completed it will be*a big (step in the preparedness program. With all the physical features of the country within their knowledge, the i military engineers can plan the mob ilization and stationing troops without sending scouts ahead to determine tho lay of the country. Usually before a detachment .takes up its headquarters at a given point, the sanitary engineer goes ahead to insure proper health conditions; now the sanitary engineer can economize on travel and get his Information from the topographic corps of the Geological Survey. Apple Trees Along Penn Highway Is Suggestion The planting of fruit trees along the William Penn Highway from Phila delphia to the Ohio State line; women as good road boosters, the securing of 20,000 members of the association in the fifteen counties through which the highway passes—these are some of the questions to be discussed by the governors of the William Penn Hlgh [ way at the meeting to be held in Philadelphia next Tuesday. ! Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh last | year suggested that fruit trees be j planted along the State's thorough fares. The William Penn promoters not only agree with this idea, but they say that the crop should be harvested and the proceeds used in maintaining the road. 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