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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19
In the Future.

SLOW did that millionaire manage
to pile up such a fortune? Did he
strike oil?"
mo, but in the war times he was
| a hod-carrier."
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19

Anoint the eyelids with Roman Eye Bal
sam at night, and in the morning observe
the refreshed and strengthened sensation
in your eyes.-Adv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19

No woman has entered the convent
Of st. Catherine, on Mt. Sinai, for
more than 1,400 years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19

Fortunate is the man who kEs0ws
enough law to avoid 1t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19
CADDY( EVENING
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MOTHER SEA GULL.

'I've had quite lot of experience"
said Mother Gull. 1--WE gone aboard
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-03-19

Coated tongue, vertigo and constipation
are relieved by Garfield Tea.-Adv.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
BY HAZEL MackAYE.
Director Of Bureau Of Pageantry ana
Drama, Y W. @. A., New York.

Director Of Bureau Of Pagesntry ana the
Drama, Y. W. @. A., New York.
The director has the general super
vision Of both the dramatic and civic
aspects of q pageant. Not only. there
fore. must she be we'll equipped as q
dramatic producer. but she must De
we'll versed also in the technique OF
community organization. II the pas-
cant is given on an extensive scaie'
experts in both dramatic and civic ac-
tivities are engaged to assist the pas-
cant director.
To be good dramatic producer one
must understand the technical sloe o.
play production, such as scenic oe
sign, lighting. costuming, etc. anu
the interpretive side, such as VoiCo
production, individual and mass ac-
ton. and at least a discriminating
knowledge of music and dancing.
To be good community organizer
one must understand how to make the
people of a community function CO
cpefatively in the preparation oh tno
pageant as we'll as in the actual per
formance. This means that frst an
analysis must be made Of the teen
nical and artistic needs OF the pag-
cant. and that then these aetivities
must be so assigned through the ior-
nation of committees that the people
build" the pageant themselves, IN
stead Of having it made to order" for
them by a handful of leaders. Com
munity drama is the self expression n
of the entire group which partici-
pates. not Of part of that group.
Preparation or Training Necessary.
The best way to procure training in
the art of dramatic production IS 70
appear in plays under able ana ex
ner,enced professional directors. This
establishes a standard Of excellence
that will be of the greatest possible
future value. Since, however this Is
a kind of opportunity not often avail.
able to any but the most gllteo, tne
next best way to secure this training
is to be associated with one or more
of the many and promising Little
Theaters'' which are sprlne1ne up
throughout the country.
But this is valuable largely TOT the
Evening star., 1920-12-14
!@Rl5yYg1Iy|H1 !@Ry@ Il ~ G3hip1r'S 5!

can be patted on the face after wash
Ing and allowed to dry in.
1t is a very pretty color and 1t IS
supposed to lend a healthy tinge to
sallow skin. This emulsion was sold
me in a perfectly lovely little bottle
for a great deal of money. 1t Will
cost practically nothing to make at
home.
would not advise any one to try
anything more complicated in treat
it with the finger-tips, to stimulate
circulation. and then to rub it with
ice. This will tend to overcome the
fabbiness. OF course, if you are too
stout, you will find 1t, great I'M
provement il you will reduce. Ere
quently those lines around the cheek
are nothing but the result of too
much flesh on the cheeks.
Evening star., 1920-12-14

ton eight times across the square in
between each two teeth. to make thS
warp; then wind eight times between
each two teeth across the square the
other way, to make the woof Of the
mat. Then with bodk1n. Threaded
with . very long pisce Of the knit
ting cotton, to AVOID knots In the mat,
you tie the sixteen strands together
ct every point whore they cross each
other. To tie. put the bodldn down
through and bring 1t up acrosB the
transverse, making . buttonhole loop
on the wrong side Of the mat. to hold
it: then put 1t down again across the
other way. making the second button
hole loop, always on tha wrong side,
to tie it, and so continue until every
intersection is tied. At the end tie .
hard knot. Then with . sharp knife
cut the threads all around the edges
Of the frame whore th0y were bound
round It to make The warp and Voox
Of the mat. These cut tAp6AoA- -11AlDo
- fE3neA& ~ ~
:
Evening star., 1920-12-14
Concerning a Mans Ideas.

T do think it's rather nuisance,
being ones own cook and house,
maid and trained nurse as well,
snapped Mrs. Van Dusen. coming
down to the kitchen for the thiro
time since she had retired. This time
Robbie was weeping copiously be.
cause he wanted lemonade lneteeo
of water. 1t was his third oflnh
since his mother had decided TO ne
down and rest a little before MS ~
o'clock inhalation. -,
For Bobbie had been very III. Sus
Bobbie had also been very spolled
and his mother was reaping the mar.
vest now Of surplus OF lovinS
grandmothers and aunts ana unc!es.
who fortunately were far away at tne
time of Bobbie's illness.
Boys Father Helpless.
Bobbie's father. as helpless as most
men are when their only small son
has been very i'll, came anxious!y
into the kitchen, his evening paper
trailing rather dejectedly. 1t wasn't
that Bobbie's father didn't want to
help take care Of Bobbie. He never
knew what to do. And II Bobbie
asked for a drink he was very APT
to argue with the child as to whether
he had not just had q drink, or II ne
and then. Of course. Bobbie would
cry for his mother.
Squeezing lemons over the sink.
Mrs. Van Dusen eyed the SEEDS ana
skins rather GROSSLY. The squee9er
would be hard to wash in the morn
ing unless she stopped 70 wash II
now, and Bobbie was crying. ana she
did hate an untidy sink in the morn
ing. And then she just naturally In
clined her head toward her husbands .
shoulder and wept, in the same nelp-
less fashion that made Boobies tears
so hard to resist.
And then, Of course, she dried her
tears and laughed little at her own
foolishness, and trailed away upstairs
to Bobbie, while her husband stood
in the middle Of the kitchen moor
and stared savagely at the sink.
There was no nurse to be had. The
maid had left at the first prospect OF
one does not nnd maids sitting on
the steps with the milk bottles now
II don't SEQ whyr' said Boobies
father, half aloud, and then he smiled
broadly. Ho had an idea. Why nne
squeeze any number Of lemons ana
keep the juice on tap? II wouia :ass s
rather a brilliant idea 30. his PIPE
tipped ct q happy degree. Hoboaes
father proceeded to squeeze lsmons.
The whole dozen.
A search in the Jam cellar dis
covered q well-corked quart bottle,
and In short order Boobies fatner
had strained the juice into the bottle
It will be observed that Bohbie's ia
ther was a far-seeing man. He 70.
membered about straining out the
seeds. He used the coffee strainsr
and forgot to wash it But he accom-
Evening star., 1920-12-14
CAREERS FOR WOMEN
The Pageant Director

technical knowledge acquired and the
standards Of fnish and precision in
Interpretation which are learned.
Neither the professional stage nor the
Little Theater ,sivss any training IN
or in the constantly changing and
evolving dramatic forms which are
being written for community drama.
The best possible all-round train
ing. after having acquired technical
knowledge Of dramatic production. 10
to assist pageant director OF estab-
lished reputation in several produc-
tions. This gives one a practical.
working knowledge of community or
ganization as no theoretical study OF
lit can ever give, az we'll as . com.
prehension OF the larger aspects Of
pageantry.
Several universities and schools give
courses in pageantry and the drama
which are OF value td beginners. Fur
ther information regarding these
places will be given upon applying ing
drama. Y. W. c. A.. 900 Lexington
avenue, New York city.
Undergraduate students who are
thinking Of community drama as q
vocational field should specialize IN
the history Of tho drama, and, II pos
in all the graphic arts. In addition,
Students should study sociology ana
related subjects in order to have the
social vision which is necessary to
success in this profession as q knowl-
edge Of the drama.
Opportunity for Advancement.
The field of community drama is
practically untouched soil. There are
no limits to the opportunities Tor
those who are equipped by nature and
by training for this kind Of activity.
community centers, schools churches
and welfare organisations are asking
for permanent dramatic directors,
while the demand for occasional pag-
cant directors is even more urgent. 1t
il impossible to say how many such
workers are already engaged in this
field. but it 10 safe to say that the
and skilled pageant directors in this
country is merely nominal.
So it is self-evident that there is
| plenty Of room for more.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
HOME NURSING AND HEALTH HINTS
BY M. JESSIE LErrCH.

plished his object.
What are you doing, deas?' called
his wife.
Making enough lemonade to last
that kid a year" grinned Boboie's
OF course, had come down to see
what was keeping him in the kitchen.
~"You are y dear. I intended to do
tlfat II I ever had . minute to spare.
EalwAys keep lemon Juice and simple
syrup in the icebox, but the bottles
are both empty.
Bobbis's father stared. II thought
II was my idea. and rather Q good
one" he said. his hands full Of lemon
skins. as he started for the carriage
cont4iner.
"Perhaps, subconsciousiy, you
thought Of It, dear. For you've often
seen the bottles in the ice chest. But
It's big help. 70 we'll call It your
idea," smiled the mother OF Doboie.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
Some Toilet Hints.

PARIS. December 3, 1920.
If hoped that I would be able to
md here a great many new lotions for
the care Of the skin and hair, I see
now that I am sure to be disappointed.
Paris Is. indeed, the place where many
but most OF the toilet lotions are ex-
tremely complicated to make and con-
tain ingredients which we would find
it impossible to purchase at home.
However, there are few simple
lotions which are widely sold here
and which any one at home can make
for herself. Personally. l am inclined
to think that these are quite as
effective as the more expensive and
more complicated varieties. l would
like. for instance, to give the formula
for q strawberry emulsion, which is
splendid for an irritable, dry or scaly
skin, and which is somewhat
astringent and, therefore, good for
the middle-aged as well as the young
woman:
Strawberry Emulsion.
Strawberry Juice, II tumbler full
Powdered borax, / generous plnch.
Eau de cologne, 20 drops.
Fresh milk, 4 glass.
This will be sticky il the straw
berry Juice Is sweetened. In that case
think if you add a little more
most strawberry juice, to be obtained d
now, comes in preserves. This makes
a delicious looking emulsion when
Evening star., 1920-12-14

at home at comparatively little ex-
pense. The appearance Of iron beds
is improved by valances. The SIM
plest way to put on a valance Is as
follows: Cut an old sheet the size
of the woven-wire spring Of the bed,
and attach the valance to three sides
OF it 1t should hang about one inch
from the floor. The fiounce at the
foot should not be joined at the cor
ners to the f1ounces or rufnes at the
SIDES Sew tapes on the inner side
the legs of the bed. The spread
should be made Of the same material
as the valance, and extend down
over 1t about three inches
A simple cover of cretonne or some
Evening star., 1920-12-14
Feathers in Place of Buckles.

Tiny little curled ostrich feathers.
two or three inches long. in Jade.
rose. pink or blue. are used as orna-
ments on evening slippers OF gold.
silver, fabric, satin or brocade in
place of buckles. The feather must
match the gown in color. Two tiny
feathers are sewed together in the
middle. the curled edges extending
outward.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
Bedspreads and vaIances.

A bedspread which carries out the
color scheme Of q room is far more
artistic than the ordinary white
ready-made one. Simple spreads OF
cretonne. dimity. madras, Swiss and
similar materials, may be fashioned
Evening star., 1920-12-14

valance II not desired. Such a cover
should be wide enough to hang well
down over the side OF the bed II the
two lower corners are slit UP about
i've inches, the cover may be made
to At smoothly over the foot of the
bed.
Another way to make a bedspread
Is to stencil a design on the two
sides and across the bottom of a
large. heavy cotton sheet. II care
fully stenciled in pretty colors. such
the advantage of being seamless.
Evening star., 1920-12-14

A Housewives Society has been or
ganized in Denmark. with branches
in all prominent towns, for the pur-
pose of cooperation in the hght 10
reduce the cost of living.
Evening star., 1920-12-14
HOME ECONOMICS.
BY MRS. EL1xABrrH Hun
Table MatA

Old fashions prove their worth b.
making their way back to favor. This
is tho case with the old-tims table
mat. One woman ran across her
grandmother's frame in the attic.
made some mats on It and started the
fad all over again.
The frame for table mats can bo
bought in department stores now gen.
orally, or can be made to order BY .
carpenter. The smallest sise In tan
inches square with twelve teeth along
Tho outside edge OF each Of the four
sides. You wind No. 4 Knitting cot.
Evening star., 1920-12-14

Wooden clothespins used annually
in the United tates take 100000
feet of lumber.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
Central High Quintet
To Play Bluffs and
Beatrice This Week

The Central High school basket
ball men went through hard scrim-
mage practice with the Creighton
university cage hippers yesterday in
preparation for the two hard games
that are on the program this week.
Friday evening Coach Mulligan's
men will journey across the river
to mix with the Council Bluffs High
school quintet. Saturday evening
they will tangle with the Beatrice
High school cage five on the Y. M.
c. A. floor.
A hard battle is in store for the
Centralites when they cross the river
as the Bluffs team is stronger this
year than in previous years.
= The lads from the Bluffs are
playing basket ball at 1000 clip in
the Commercial league at the Y. M.
c. A.
Central High is smarting under
the defeates South High and Fort
Dodge administered to them, and
are promising the Council Bluffs
bucketfuls of revenge.
The Beatrice contest, which is to
be staged ON Saturday, is another
hard battle as the Blue river lads
have always brought ahard team to
play against the local school.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
Would Have Voter
Know Who Cabinet
Members Are to Be

Washington, Jan. l4.-Declarins
cabinet officers have developed great
powers in government, Senator Ken
yon, republican, Iowa, announced
tonight that he would endeavor to
have a plank inserted in the 1920
platform of the republican party re-
curing the presidential nominee to
make public Mis-, proposed cabinet
appointments 80 days before the
elections.
This would give us more repre-
sentative government in the cabinet"
said Mr.. Kenyon, where the people
in a measure would be voting for
cabinet officers. At least that would
enter into the election.
eff men are to secure cabinet posi-
tons because of heavy campaign
contributions, let the public know.
If somebody is to be appointed to a
cabinet position who has no special
fitness for the position. but has been
able to deliver substantial body of
delegates to the successful candidate.
that likewise is matter of public
concern. IL men are to be appointed
to the cabinet merely on the ground
of personal friendship for the nomi-
nee or because. they may resemble in
appearance cabinet officers in the
days of Grant, let us know that
also.
"The cabinet positions have grown
into positions Of tremendous power.
Why should the voter not know
before he votes who are to be the
members of the cabinet?"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
Arrnours Take Steps
To Segregate Tanning
And Leather Properties

Chicago, Jan. 14.-The directors
of Armour & Co., packers, took in
itial steps to seggregate its leather
and tanning properties in the Ar
mour Leather Co., now forming.
This was a move toward separating
subsidiary business of the company
in compliance with the agreement
with the government.
The first subscription to the stock
cf the Armour Leather Co. will be
offered to preferred stockholders of
Armour & Co. of record on Febru-
ary 2. The directors ordered the
stock books closed from February
2 to February TO- Holders of Ar
mour per cent debenture bonds, of
which $60,000,000 were issued June
IS, 1918 who, convert their bonds
into z per cent preferred stock, will
be entitled to subscribe for the
stock of the leather company.
In the 10 months since the issue
of the debentures, approximately
$36,000,000 have been converted into
stock. Prior to the next interest
date of then debentures, June Is,
when they may be called at par, the
company may consider redeeming
and paying off the debentures then
outstanding, it was announced.
The subscription price and the par
value of the new stock was not an
nounced. T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
SCHULTZ HOPES
| TO have STARS
| IN OIL YMPIADS
Cornhusker Mentor Begins
Work on Track Team.
Ambitions Are High
New Track Laid.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. l4.-(Spe-
cial. with AZ candidates at work
every afternoon on the Nebraska
field, Coach Schultz is beginning to
shape a track team with which he
hopes to clean up everything in
sight this spring.
1t is the desire of Coach Schultz
to develop some athletes who will
be worthy of a place on the Aneri-
can team at the Olympic games
next summer.
The slogan OF. the Cornhusker
coach is: "A track squad of $50
men," He has posted bulletins on
the gymnasium doors which tell OF
Bob Simpsons withdrawal from
athletics, and asks why not a Ne
braskan to take his placer"
The coach with the aid Of the
track squad has laid l0O-yard
straight-a-way wooden track and a
circular track on the athletic field.
The center of the field has been
kept in condition to allow practice
for vaulters, jumpers, and weight
men.
Candidates are being put through
a stiff workout every afternoon
from 8 o'clock till dark. Schultz
says that with the aid of the wood
en- tracks, he can give the men in
valuable training in the starts.
The present track program IN
cludes several indoor meets during
the months of February and March,
and field meets later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
H USKERS TRIM
lb E n G AL FLOOR
|F|vE,scoRE 1921.
SchissIer's Crew Trounces
The Colorado College
Quintet in First
Game.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. IA
Especial. superior team work won
for the Nebraska University five in
the first of a pair of basket ball
games with the Colorado College
Tigers at Cossitt gym here tonight.
The final score was 81 to Il.
The Cornhuskers carried away the
first period by the score. of 18 to
9, but the Tigers came back strong
and scored II points to their oppo-
nents IA in the final half.
Nebraska started with rush and
ran up score of 10 to / before the
Collegians found themselves. The
passing of the Huskers quintet was
fast and accurate and the score
mounted as the ball was fed con-
sistently to Smith, Patty and Bekins.
Bailey played a strong defensive
game.
Earl MacTavish. guard, played a
stellar game for the Bengals.
Captain Shellenberg of the Ne
braskans, is confined to his bed in
local hotel and Coach Schiss1er
said tonight that he feared his leader
was threatened with pneumonia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
s. s. s. GIVES
KNOCKOUT BLOW
TO RHEUMATISM

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The sensible treatment for this
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| is a treatment that goes down into
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source of the disease. S. S. S. is a
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If you are victim of Rheumatism
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1t is great blessing for a sufferer
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is found the help that can come only
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Many letters have been written to
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Their statements will be helpful to
many Others who suffer, and we will
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We maintain medical department
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Rheumatism, will gladly give you
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treatment Of your own case.
Write today to Swift Specific Co.,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
~.IW!!!o::. ~ n q!
~ NEXT ONE W&
AMpUTATING A HEADACHE.

1.-THE McGw buying the John paid
1900 smackes fol- RUDE Vanguard The Rube 10 straight
with the aid of decision the fourteenth
Mac kicked with 10000 med edges for Nhf which lot Of
shipyad 20O0 Yank purchase makes McGaws
prices look like begging for the pennant
$4,000 for Babe Ruth long spools
the Yank didn't pay it.
Its that the ano of the tossed that
cinke the CRATE.
The Rupert Houston Of winter
They have the built but that old hen
tree She amt the and when she does there that amt
she And she does lay they
You said something then brother.
buy play first Walter
Cleveland throw Rousch Cobb
Speaker Schak catch mapping
field and Eddie Collins to ride into second base
minute change reels Every will has codcl After they
arkoad of will
pe call cm the the home If the banko hasn't
rolled its back by this time they lot of pretty scads
What could be sweeter?
Why good compelled to 60 on the roadi In
double header the Yanks could
first and playing the second Yea DO!
Besides Frazee that injustice the Red Sox have
Ruth the His the Boston made
Sox team
great general had
the Rubcon before crossing IF he had
he would have the ship only the highest bidder he had
been Wellington Waterloo he would allowed his Iron
Napoleon by the
The Red one-man team. -
Frazee sells Ruth The Red sox longer
That's anpuating headache.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-15
Henley Regatta Dates May
Restrict American Entries

Boston, AIN. A. The United
States probably will be represented
at the Henley Rowing regatta in
England next summer by crew
from the Union Boat club of this
city, but the selection of June 80 to
July 3, as dates for the meeting,
which was announced today, is ex-
pected to restrict American entries.
Yale and Harvard universities, it
was learned today, have had under
consideration a proposal to send
their varsity Fights across to COM
pete for the Grand challenge cup,
now held by Harvard as a result of
the victory of a Crimson crew at
Henley in 1914. With the annual
Yale Harvard regatta to be held at
New London on June Is, however,
selection, Of June 80 as the opening
Henley date was said BY Harvard
rowing authorities to make it doubt
full whether either university would
be represented. q