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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Just casn . grsas long. woony eaesr-
pillar crswicd out on the ~ a wepA
and nodded to Aiss snaS 60 n w.
titul butterfly.
Whats all ths discussion abeut?. he
asked. looking from NJ E~l -
Beauty Butterfly. about l-sS<y. Wsll.
can hardly VIZ = a I tun No. q
BUTTERFLY
How foolish ys.rrs tAlkinsf' cried
Beauty Butterfly. AS II aEEOS ~
ugly a. you are could ever cX~ tWo
. beautiful buttariy line me-"
Mr.. Caterpillar Thought this 20 very
funny that he laughed and iAWleS
until he nearly rolled of the weed.
Why. you silly butteNeJ!" he cried.
"You were great. big. ugly, w~~uy
worm yourself one day. All hus srnA s
como from caterolllnrs. nnd all ~.
pillars are a. ugly AZ can y, - t17
way Of thinking. WIN. e~t sph
pointed you out fs- sG (xE ~ -
r rniS he Ss,x r !, YOU YOU 49, ~. .. :.
Dlusbtrd.'
Indeed, I don't believe you" crise
Beauty Bntterf1y. and shc spread he.'
lovely bright winga and FILTERED oQ-p
TO Miss Bluetird's mousse ana told her
what rlje Mr.. Caterpillar had said
''There-tlere:" ch!rped Blusbird. .'it
isn't what you were. but what you are
that really counts. What II you were
an ugly caterpillar once. It should only
mnxs you kinder to folks who srs less
fortunate In looks than ysu. One should
MAYER ba Judged W their looks iait by
their actions. Ono wearing beautiful
clothes will never lie called bsaurifuI
rnless she does beautiful thinGs. Beauty
& as beauty does. my dear"
Then I'm anything hut hsautifulv'
exclaimed Beauty butterfly. For only
n few minutes ago ] made Mis- Snail
very unhappy. hut I'm sosry. ana I'm
going 20 tell her 90"
Without another word. haek she few
to Miss Snail nnd told her she was
NOTIFY that she had been Sd tkoughtlees.
And from that day to this l3enuty Hut.
terly and 18AD oAail hare bssa the, bose
q fx1snds.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

are considerably above the seasonal
average. but the western field of high
pressure has remained stationary and
high pressure also covers much OF the
region extending from the west gulf
states over the lower Mississippi and
the Ohio and Tennessee valleys SO that
over the greater portion steady, fairly
cold winter weather is the rule. Pre-
cipitation occurred In only small wide
~ scattered districts and in small
amounts. Conditions favor fair and
Continued cold weather for this locality
tonight and Tuesday.
Lowest temperatures this mornir~.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
ODD FACTS

4 psflsssDe haD Sssn ossagnen = ~
ahls . Dsssea ieoo1ng ineo 8 49, vim
49, = - - ~ Larger Aisplay Of
sesds - - uDDG nsor q n sew.
Ihsrs are two schools fsr the h,,nA q,
a. 0ae At Rangoon and one IN
Mooimein. The former With IL n,,r,,s
OF whom seven were girls. now eninv.
'ns services Of blind Oxford sradusts
Dotch inventors telephone that Il
scarcely larger than a lead .,enci; a.
pehos upon tive heat generated =, !,
piece Of platinum wire ~ siectric,.w -
s'ages mss
There II as much difference IN -.
gowns worn by British legal jiRht. ~
mere b In their wigs. The roh~. ~ !.
Mgh court judge are gorgeous Ana ,,,,-
posing. They are made Of rich .iiir ia
,rmine9 with ermine ThSn, too. hiSh
court judges carry, but never -
hrge thrse-cornsred hats. Jude. 49,
preside over lower courts wear rrucS
less gorgeous robes. and do nor a. ,.r.,
.hreo-cornered hats. A barrister's ~o~,n
is made Of black alpaca or some si,rti.r
material known - stun In the Is~~i
profession. II 10 only when : hsrristsr
has become . K. c. that he NAV A.
gown Of Atk. For this reason 4 k,n~..
counsel is often referred to - : "siiI !:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
WOMEN BARRIERS MAY DUST MEN

Before many years there will be
more women than men in the barber
trade"
That Is the statement Of William
Cans OF Davenport, Ia, who wants to
prove to Philadelphia that women bar
hers are a coming institution" He
believes what he says sufficiently TO
spend his ready cash in fitting UP
barber college" that will have for its
chief purpose the training of women
as BARRIERS. Mr.. Cans new establish
ment there, however. is coeducational.
+ II Philadelphia hair cutting shops
do not take on his graduates, Mr..
Cans says he will not worry. He pur-
poses to open shops with women bar
bers only. such as exist now in many
western cities. He believes Philadel-
phia will like the innovation and that
eventually men will drop out of the
barber trade
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
Qosod1fg!l1f
?Aforfess
OK 6la"eiSSlxs
Illustrated By Nsve Hasvjsss
BEAUTY BUTTERFLY's SAD his
TAKE
iIlxstrstsd By Nsve Hasvisss

n DAUTY BUTTERFLY tinted hsrssif
Is ON a weed stsm and s,ssd down At
. snaii crawling On the ground be-
meath her.
Ny. what . terrible thing to bs 70
very. very uslyr' shs exclaimed out
load "Dsar. dear: I'd hate to b %
ugly. myr' ana she nippsA her beautiful
wfngs ana gased at her lovely form n
shiny dow drop TIN siaa I'm bsea-
tiful!'
80 an n" said NIiss Snail Tor u
must b vsry lovely 10 - beautiful I'm
dreadfully ugly. A. heard yua say
aust now" and Miss Snail wlpsd hse
ugly ayes with her cpron. It's NsaA-
eui to Be 10 ugly"
4 should Imagine n must ~" replied
Beauty Butterfly proudly. -Bst rvs
never known anything slss bot bsauty.
Ever sinos I could rsmsnSsr rvS had
these lovely bright wings ana these
wonderful Jewel eyes. It's too bad you
heard me say you are ugly, but to tell
You the truth certainly think you ars
drsadfuliy ugly. hut I Coat supooss
yeu mind Il at ALL"
zone could never get used to being
ugly" replied Mise Snnil. IF had rsy
choice ia be even lovsler than you are.
/ can't See why things were made 30.
Why you have all the gorgeous colors
IN yoH gown and why I'm - terribly
plain and ugly"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Word comes from France that since
the war women have been entering ev-
cry branch of the theatrical business
and they are so firmly established now
that it looks as though they were there
to stay. There are more women man.
ayers, directors, producers, scenic ar
lists and theatre owners than ever be-
fore. Women have always been as
ISOLATED with the theatre, but usually
as chorus girls or legitimate actresses,
and this new business women in the
theatre is something very unusual
Paris, however. is not the only city
which boasts of women producers.
London also has one. Miss Bonstelle,
young woman who started her ca
reer in the chorus, is now a producer
She is now producing Little Women"
which is having a successful run at
the New theatre in London. Miss Bon
STEELE is just another instance of how
women are filling with success posi-
tons hitherto regarded as being for
men only.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

When brick fell on the head of
an inventor during the San Francisco
earthquake, the man Immediately set
to work to devise an earthquake
profit brick and succeeded SO we'll
that several large plants in Califor-
MIA and Arizona now have dies for
making his bricks. The new bricks
have concave rings on one side and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
Ny HEART and
My HUSBAND
Adj cassissa's New Phass 4
Revelations
Of a Wife


w.: 1.A'> nov - . -
Lillian. with her hands claspsd
oenind her head. her whole body re-
faxed to q pasasurabls idlsness which I
"aa rarely ssea h her. eccupied an In
'snss and sssuesstahls old reekanv dhaR
ens eosnsr cf the sHUsnsA squnro
Dorch which was the pride and chief
attraction OF our shack.
Upon cot near nor. with plenty Of
pillows piled At my back. haif-sat
na1t-reciined In luxSrious eass. We
~ss directly fnHins ne hay vsth IL,
~onaerful sand and beach. IN II. n.
tanes the hifls Of Shelter island mads
my satisfaction With ths scene COM
p'ete. think must have hsen noun.
TAN woman in some previous incarna.
uon. Ter am never really at homo mn.
les thsrs 10 HIN somewher, IN NV
horizon.
Rest and Centsntmsaa
don't believe vas ever 80 conn.
Portable In my fifs.~ I returned. "nu,
ala you ever see anything equal to the
energy OF our relat;vesY II I could feel
istifued In this bracing. salty air I
.nink the spectacle Of Marion and my
tntner wosld induce tho feeling"
Lillian laughed lightly. hut there vas
u .ehoer note In her vobce which Al
ways comes at any mention Of the child
she idolizes, - .' e"'"
MARION ana your father are HAVING
me Tune OF their young lives" she said.
una II would take a Philadelphia law
yer TO determine which II the older IL
ne Judged by their actions alone. n
certainty was a lucky thing for Marion
come with u.s. 's'
Il think Il was o lucky rim, -
father" smiled. pointing lastly 10 NV
respected parent. tho picture Of content.
VINO was lodging showers Of aand from
Marion. The child was atorsbiv nreftv
IN the bathing suit In which she hsr
practscally lived since our arrival and
sho evidently Vas riotously happy With
her elderly playmate
DO you fully realize our blessing in
having tho place practically 10 our.
seiveer continued Lillian q few mo-.
incnts later. never have boon aba
10 understand the mental ousris Of The
average summer resorter who fIies No.
to Tho city on Labor day no matter hov
wonderful tho weather he leaves 81.
hind MIN. September Is the best month
or all at the seashors to my th,nh,n.
and while deplore tho Judgment Of N.
people who have left, also t.pd..
them my sincere thanks, for thew csr.
alnly hsys left tho wiidernew "a re-.
and me-"
! shared her ssntimsnts fully and
here was nothing In her words to csr.s
ne any uneac,ness. yet as she finished
speaking a little premonitorv sh,,s,
rn. over ma I had q sudden fright
sned feeling Of being alone and unnrn.
ected In the Wilderness Of which m.
spoke. '"s
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
Advice
to Girls

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
1 am in love with two girls whs
are sisters. They live In different
cities. go TO see each one in turn.
DO You think 1t Is proper?
EH&E Il. Men.
ID Mem: Tho sisters probably think
Id OF you as good .natured friend
and nothing more. You are not in
love with both OF -them--.n fact, my
friend. you're not in love with either of
them-if You were you would know
which one YOU love. am sure.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
WOMEN IN ENGLAND

The British Women's Temperance
association is making elaborate plans
for the entertainment of the tenth
worlds w. c. r. U. convention, which
is to be held in London next April.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

The National Council of Women of
Great Britain and Ireland embraces
more than $50 women's organiza lions
engaged in every kind of political, re-
ligious. social and philanthropic work,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

AT n N.NlE LAURIE.
I am ~ years Of age. fairly good
looking. and have been teaching
school for nearly two years. Since I
began teaching In September I have
met very nice young man who has
been escorting me home for nearly
two months. He doesn't cay he loves
me. He is going away soon.
Although he made no engagement,
am true to him. and intend going
with no other young man Until he re-
turns. He says he will be true to
mo. But would like him to make
an engagement before leaving town,
Please tell me what to do.
BLUE EYES.
~ LUE EYES: II the young man has
r. promised to he true to you and has
- asked you to be true to him, !
think that is almost equivalent to an
er gagement. but think that the time
for you to speak was when he asked
you to be true. Then 1t would have
oeen easy for you to have said thut you
did not wish to be bound unless en-
gagged.
However. my dear, YOU are stili YOUNG.
and you have plenty of time and a good
paying position, and the opportunity to
learn many things which might be
worth while when you are married and
have q home OF your own. Don't try
to hurry matters.
lWHie Lavyte spiH spsIeeMs letters o.
lmquiry on s1bjeofs Of 5sSstHtns inferred
from yotng tOoMew readers Of this Sopsr
and spiII reply to tAem IN these columns.
Letters to Misc Laurie shoAl6 b 81.
drss sah n hev c0~a fASs oHiaa
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

TAwN-CoLORED duvetyns 10 IN
exceedingly attractive fabric. esps.
cially when developed In the youth.
full lines Of this street dress.
The blouse fastsns down the left side
and the overlapping front 10 cut with
an irregular peplum that il very at
tractive. The blouse and psplum may
be cut In enc. Silver buttons ana cord
loops Of the material feature the closing
Of the gown.
Bias folds Of the duvetyns are set %
the skirt IN line with the peplum. The
collar and Guns OF crisp orgAndie are
extremely youthful and becoming, and
the hat Of black satin trimmed with 3
pneala.t feashss csmplstss Al s3setivs
Z 81 ,esSr ~ e 80. :, =, Il ~ !
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS
OVER THE COUNTRY

With relatively low pressure Owes
the upper Misnissippi valley. temper
atures over the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys ana the plains states
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

The nearest people to our lfttie dwell
ing were i've minutes walk nway
through the woods. MY father slept
there at night. leaving the bungalow
for Lillian, Marion AMI me. We ali
camped upon the outdoor saeepin porch
with no thought Of fear. Indeed, wa
lad not even locked the doors in the two
lights we had thas far spent In the
house. But ] privately resolved, even
as scored myself for my cow1rdico,
that I would personally fastsn svery
lock hereafter.
ut IN ideally quiet hastensd to
make tho banai response. afraid that
Lillian would detect my rnornentAry
nanic. But might have saved my eff
fort.
WHATS on your mind. old dearr' sns
inquired with 1asy smiis. after . mo-
inents serutiny OF M Afraid your
or whatever he happens b call himself
now, may dssids to mako W . little
visit7''
II haven't onee thought Of him." I
replied Indignantly ard trithfllly. al
though once Ahe had spoken realized
that my trsuaoes might very wen b the
eub-eonoc3ous result Of mo secsUe esr-
ror q ths man sAs named.
We'll. u yos havsu't, yoa wfl sosn."
Lillian rstortsd, ~ you begin TO let
yonssn set wooGy On the subject Of
lonslinass. Don't think rm blaming
you. Yoa'vo had nervous strain enough
this summer 70 make you int6 . whin-
inG w0aklin9. but II know you-and I
think do-you'n pound any stray 9eu-
srsl tssTors YOU, have into . pulp.
'.But Il that think you'd better stick
around close to me for q few days until
YOU pull yourssie togyther. Yesr father
wff b . rsgular draSea - far a.
Marion = concerned. - TN have NO
worry over her. And want you 70 get
your nerves into shaps - soon a. pos
hbis. Therefore. there's no use of your
running any risk Of imagining some
stray fisherman Il some world infamous
crook In disguise ovod est demon
strandum."
She spoke nightly. earslAssly--indssd her
careles9neeo was almost too elaborate
to my excited Imagination.
wondered u she perhaps suspected
soma danger. or Ut least unpleasantnes
mmacing ~. and meant to ksep me
With her Tor bat reason
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

they are self-locking. They can be
burned quickly in the kilns ana laid
easily and permanently. They are
especially good for hollow walls and
chimneys.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Declared exports from London to
the United States for ten months to
yet 81 aggregated nearly treble
the value In the same period in as18.
Eskimo women and children catch
most Of the birds and fish to be stored
polar bear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Among the postcards widely circu-
lated in Germany and Belgium In 1914
TO justify the killing of Belgian ci-
villains there was one that purported
TO show Belgians not in uniform fir
ing on approaching German soldiers
from the windows Of Louvain Uni
versity, Aside from the improbability
that any one took photograph of
such an affair, it is interesting to
Know that there are no windows on
the side of the university that APP
pears in the picture, but the card did
Its work.--Youth's Communion.
New Canadian ports are being
opened, one company having twelve
on Its extension list. The outlook il
Tor large and more profitable traffic
with, the wilderness country Of Ath-
apasca and Mackenzie river basin. :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

London has over 1900 women nurses
unable to find employment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

Circles wishing to observe CHILD
Welfare day will find the official pro
gram in the November number oil
Child Welfare magazine.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-12

The executive committee of the Ch;ld
Conservation league has voted that
the club will meet on the second and
fourth Thursday of the month during
the remainder OF the year, as the IL
brary is now available for that date,
which meets the convenience of a
greater number of members. The first
meeting under the new schedule will be
on Jan. 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11
PLAN LEGISLATION TO
PROTECT BRIDGES

TRENTON. June 1.-THE practice
of drivers of heavy auto trucks of
speeding while crossing the free bridges
spanning the Delaware River between
New Jersey and Pennsylvania has re-
suited in the decision of the COM
mission in charge of the bridge be-
tween the two states to vigorously en-
force avs regulating the gross weight
OF rucks n loads and the speed of
these vehicles over the bridges.
There is now being prepared for
erection on all of the free bridges
large signs telling drivers of trucks
that these machines must not be
operated at more than seven miles an
hour over the structures and thai the
gross weight of trucks and loads must
not exceed twelve tons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11
The Brunswick-Plays Every
Record, S115.00

/ Already in over One Thousand
Perth Amboy homes.
Oak, Walnut or Mahogany. fitted
with special Brunswick Tone Arm.
that plays every record, without
changing. Beautifully clear toned
instrument. that we want you to
hear i
Terms $500 a month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11
BoyScouts

Troop three held an important
meeting in the gym of the high school
last night. Three new members were
admitted into the troop. They being:
Charles Rogler. James Jolly and Gus
tave Murauski. John Happy" Halli-
gan gave the troop an interesting talk
on how he spent his four days at
Trenton. Scout Commissioner Han
son gave the troops a very good dem
onstration on the use of different
kinds of bandages. which was very
interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

SAN FRANCISCO.-Since the dis
missal of Tom Seaton and Casey Smith
If the Seals on gambling charges. fans
have lost interest in the game, giving
their attention to the scandal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

LOS ACCOMPLISHMENTS Paddock
Is declared to rave no rivals in the
speed line on the Pacific Coast. He has
beaten his nearest rival, Kirksey, of
Stanford, four times his spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

NEW YORK.-It So happens tia
Fred Lear. who is suhbing for FRANZ
Frisch. on third of the Giants ma
chine. once played sand-lot ball witt
Erfsch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-11

SAN ANTONIO. - The Bronchos
have q fieet-footed catcher In Gibson.
His theft amounts to eight bases al
ready. Few base runners can steal
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
MEN NOW MAIDS IN
BIG Y. w. c.. A. HOTEL
Marop of Chicago Hosiery Pleased At Change Caused By
Shortage of Women For Workshops Friend
Employs Jap As "LddyS Maid"

CHICAGO, Jan 2o-Nou supp0auted
maids as house servants az the Young
Womeus Christian Association hots'
here today a shortage Of housemaids
forced employment OF men. said Mrs
J. ~ sharp. a matron OF the hotel
who declared thu substitution proved
yery satisfactory
Mrs SHARP expressed the opinion that
general substitution sof housemen for
housemaids Is the only solution of the
servant problem. aud added.
Il got Is replies within y hours ia
answer TO an advertisement for house
men, but not one replied 60 an adyer-
tisemeut for hOusemaids. 4 friend OF
mine emp.oyes "a japanese as adys
maid 70 do her hair hook her up and
take care OF her clothes II Is no more
difficult to break in man to do house
work than green girl, and he can do
more work
Mrs. Sharp said housemeu could be
employed for the same wages as house
maids,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30

MONROE, La Jan 50 When dis
senting juryman yesterday refused to
agree to the verdict OF guilty in the
trial OF Alvin Calhoun. negro, follow
ing the murder OF \ II. Arnold, Jan.
20, at Tullulah. La, he was publicly
whipped and then dipped in mud
hole, according to reports from Tai
hulah reaching here.
when the jury returned to its quar-
tiers in the courthouse, escortng the
downcast, Undiscovered disseneing jury,
man, verdict Of guilty was agreed
upon, according to the report, The
jury then appeared in the courtroom;
reporting its findings, which declared
Calhoun 10 be guilty of murder In the
first degree.
1t is said that the dissenting juryman
was later waited upon by a committee
and ordered to leave Talulah.
Calhoun confessed to the murder of
Arnold, young farmer who had emf
grated south from Danyille, Ky, sew
eral months ago, according to the
sheriff OF Ouachita parish. He is said
to have stated that he picked up a
heavy piece of wood and struck the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
ARKANSAS SOLONS
KILL STOCK MEASURE

LITTLE ROCK, Arb. Jan 30 tspl b
The house OF representatives last
night voiced opposition 20 measures
which do NOT come within purylew %
the governors call fer the special ses-
sion by throwing out a bin bs senator
Caldwell which had passed the senate.
providing for a stock law FOR parts of
Jefferson county. The bill was stopped
on a point OF order and the speaker
sustained the protest that the bin could
nMI be cnmslnnruh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
NASHVILLE BANNER
GETSANEW HOME
Buys Building for $50, 900.
Will Occupy Same
y. in Week.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan 30 Spil-
within two weeks from the day the
Banner was deprived Of its home by
iire, the entire force expects to be "at
home to its friends in the new home
at the corner of Third avenue and
Commerce street, with everything brand
new from cellar to garnet
Negotiations for a new home have
been pending ever since II became
known that the old office on Church
street would not be FIFTEEN to live
N after the fire, and today Edgar NJ
roster business manager of the Ban
ner closed a deal through the real
estate firm of W. w Dillon & Co.,
whereby the Banner buys the four
story building at the corner Of Third
avenue and Commerce street, formerly
-9ecupied by the Standard Furniture
company, in consideration of $4,000.
A corps Of workmen began making
the necessary alterations in the build
ing Thursday, and it is expected that
the whole Banner family will be 10
Gated in the new home within week.
Thes building has a frontage of 81
feet on Third avenue and runs back
on Commerce for 10 feet
The new home is within a stones
throw Of the old home on Church street
and is sufficiently close to the heart
of the business district to make a de-
sirable location for the paper.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-30
CHHDLESS MARRIAGE
WINS ANNULMENT

MILAN. Jan 30.-The annulment Of
a marriage has been obtained here
solely on the grounds that il was
childless. This decision is expected to
be followed by numerous applications
for annulment on similar grounds, for
there is no divorce law in Italy.
The action of the tribunal IS in
dorsed by the Italian press as a whole,
and the Socialists have gone so far as
to prepare a measure for the introduce
ton in the chamber proposing that
marriages snail be compulsorily an
nullrd il no children result from them.