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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04
Cynthia
Girl Mistakes Deceit for
Clercrress Would
Manage Tico Suitors at
Once.

Dear Miss Grey; Please advise
nc ! am not popular Girl | am
plain and not particularly gifted.
sornc years ago l met young man
ana We were Hsweethcarts"--ln fact.
80 were "epgagod" IN that half
Earnest sort OF school-kid way. but
hen he went away. We kept up a
Jurisprudence. but told him we
had neither one Of us seriously In
tended that our little romance should
had to the altar.
In his absence I became acuuaint-
"a with man OF different sort
ae Is older, has money, machine.
and knows how 90 show me good
3sae We also became the best OF
Ids: then he. too. was called out
town. Now they arc both coming
hex and. 60 add 10 my confusion.
vlhey both write that they Intend this
time 20 become scrtouS
l don't want to marry either one
Of then bat do want to keep them
both as dear friends. However. af-
ter the manner OF the modern youth.
neither one would tolerate another
boy receiving equal favors from the
girl he Is going with" Now. | real
b like the first man the best. but.
sitho the most lovsehle. he IL also
he most undo pcndablc> and Is liable
10 be here today and gone tomorrow,
shlie the other would stay by me
i'll tho crack OF doom. Furthermore.
BE- can show mo the Kind OF good
4 ttmes that the unpopular gtrl does
cot get to enjoy any too often: the
had OF times which the first young
nan cannot afford.
arm not clever enough 10 do as
pme girls can. ana manage them
18th without calamity. Can you.
! NTH this brief outline % the situa-
bon. tell me what 10 DO. or how 9TH
girls manage itr Very much in
arrest. NJ. u.
After al Is suli asd dore, there IL
one policy taaf holds ,corfh
- eeftrecn rinr and rldid.
Xsfher they are engaged or merely
ytvscnds. and that Is HONESTY. The
girls yos speak Of ss being ~ciepcr-
src oniv decciffsi II they srrre
rIerer they ,cos.d look into the fs-
s~rr far enough 10 see THAR 70 Dr.
|ccsrs one or ttro young men ,csi
pscke Others. the Marrying kiHd.
6oabffaI. SO that ,rhcn shev become
ready 10 marry fhey hareH't tao
fAssf type Of m~n 10 choose froul
I Ehose absolute frankHess With
owr fsco frscads Tell fhsm plssnig
HAT you hate no iassnsio,. Of marry
no at this firse. ard. Of coarse. are
(rcc TO 90 ,csth rhom yon please
Eonf that voa har. very high re-
E0ovd for both. cnd sroHld rot tr-sh
/ ~ lose fhcsr friendship. They srs'i
| ooprecsafe yosr sincerity moro thsn
Inou rosc realise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

There arc 1e6 technical colleges In
the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

An Aytcol tablet In
the drinking water
VIII save your chicks
from all such dis
eases. With in 80
hours the sick ones
Will be lively as
crickets.
MIRA VIM. Nay. Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-04

Ottawa was chosen as the capital
Of Canada BY Queen Victoria In 1858.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
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Wr[[pG0l4
AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

The first showing OF the picture
Whats a Wife Worth?" at the
Playhouse yesterday was greeted
enthusiastically by the audience.
The picture takes up a problem that
one finds in everyday life and
sounds a warning TO those who do
not place marriage and domestic
felicity upon the highest possible
level
The story Of whats a wife
Worth2" begins with the marriage
Of wealthy young man and the
bells of a small village From the
outset the marriage is unhappy be-
cause Of the interference of para
sites and social climbers. As the
story advances the troubles become
more complicated and are only
solved when the two re-marry.
Buster Keaton in Hard Luck"
provides the laughs for the program
Buster is clever and no one can get
away or wants to get away from this
fact. He is as solemn as Blue Mon
day but his antics are as merry as a
holiday. Hard Luck has many
bumps but they all mean a laugh.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
JOSEPHINE LUCCHESE
AT GARRICK THEATER.

Does the public really scon at
coloratura singing? Il does not
when Josephine Lucchese sings, says
the critic OF the New York Evening
Mail. The critic brought up the pros
and cons OF the question as follows;
1T is a marvellous mechanism, OF
course. people often say about color
atura singing. but It is colorless and
the kind OF music suited to IL Is
empty II they really meant It, why
do they flock TO hear coloratura
singers and furiously applaud color
atura sopranos9 Certainly the audi
enco az Aeolian Hail Wednesday art
crnoon was all earsto hear Josephine
l.ucchcsc. Technic she has, and
fundamentally she has limpid, lovely
tone quality and a style as fresh as
an Aprn morning She sings for The
sheer JOY OF IT,"
Local music lovers will have a
chance Of Judging for themselves as
Miss t.ucchcsc. this latest twinkler in
the coloratura armament, Will be
heard here tn concerts at the Gar
rick Thcatcr on Friday and Saturday
evenings. undcr the auspices OF the
Genet Players Judging from her
triumns elsewhere. her coming Will
bo ono OF tho brightest spots in the
musical season.
Louise lindncr. a pianiste OF high
ability and reputation, will assist at
the piano and he heard in solos
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

Broadway" is only her second star
ring picture, the beautiful Justine
Johnstone, showed remarkable emo
tional ability at the nrst presenta-
ton Of Ler new picture at the Ma
jestic Theatre yesterday.
The plot concerns Lola, a beauti-
ful dancer, the idol and pet Of a
notorious mems club. She has a
fascination for all men but there is
one man in the story who does not
see the beauty of her physical being
as much as the beauty and good
ness Of her soul. lie it is who is
the hero of the story.
Miss Johnstone makes an appeal
ing heroine. for she is really as
beautiful and alluring as Lola was
supposed to be and her dancing
scenes are quite captivating.
The comedy on the bill is called
"IIis Fiery Beat"
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
IT WILL Re A FIGHT TO A FINISH.

E,RoM this time on it will be a nght to finish for the
u control Of the Board OF Education OF Whining
ton.
The Citizens Committee, which is lighting for educa-
onal reform, has nominated full ticket with the ex
cepon Of the Negro candidate while the partsans OF
what is known the Old Guard in the present Board Of
Education preparing to put ticket in the field in
opposition
The outlook that in all the wards It will be fight in
which quarter will be asked granted 1t will vie in
public interest with the city election which will he held
one week earlier in June
When it comes to the personnel OF the ticket endorsed
by the Citizens Committee night no object
,aldly George B. Miller Shermer II. Stradley, James r.
Chandler sr, Peter J. Ford, Mrs. A. d. Warner sr AMI
Mrs James n Ginns known well and fayoraby to all
Wimingtonians There is not OF them who has not
manifested from time TO time intense interest in the
educational welfare OF the children OF community
II there be any objection at all TO the ticket IL must
be based upon its partisan composition and geographical
distribution. It will be noticed by those who know local
politics that there is only Democrat in the six per-
put the ticket That Democrat is Peter j. Ford
1t also will be noticed that when to geographical
distribution. all six candidates reside in the upper end
OF the west side that section OF the north side
yond Washington street bridge
Not single candidate resides south OF Eighth street
OF Market We think most persons win agree
that compaciing all candidates into that section OF
city that lies north OF Eighth street and west OF
Market street was poor politics. However, q must be
taken for granted that the nominating committee and tn,
general committee took that factor into account and dis
counted il on the Of ciywde citizenship and th
popularity and special fitness OF the candidates named
However what has been done has been done and IN,
committee must abide by its action When the trouble
at the Negro end OF the situation has been roned
the colored folk OF community have agreed upon
candidate who stands for educational reform and who
acceptable to the reformers the ticket Will be complete
and the appeal to the public to support IL will be made
earnest
The trouble the educational reformers experienced in
making up their ticket not dearih Of good material
from which TO frame IT, but such wealth of good material
that the sevencommssoner ticket would not hold it and
it was necessary to throw into the discard that was
offered
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
PREPARING FOR PUBLIC SAFETY.

W7lLMINGToNs new Department OF Public Safety.
w which will have charge OF both the Police Depart
ment and the Fire Department will be full SER
vice We have doubt the public will derive much pro-
tectiye benefit from the change.
The work OF readjustment that the Directors OF Public
Safety have to do is exceedingly important and the public
should be both patient and consderate while It
way With respect to the paid Fire Department prelim-
mary surveys already being made After the final
reys have been completed we should have here fire
department which Will compare fayorably With that OF
almost any other city OF this size. 1t will grow better
from week to week defects uncovered and cor
reced by practical experience.
we feel sure that our city officials win from
the volunteer nremen all possible in the work
ing out OF plans for public protection against hazard
So far the police end OF the department con-
cerned the readustments there will comparatively
easy, that branch OF the service is we-establshed
and wellocered while in the OF the Fire Depart
ment the service must be constructed the ground up
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
OUR CITY AND ITS GARBAGE.

IN the collection Of garbage in this
city, the Board OF Health should take every possible
precauton to protect the public interests
The that the contracts Will for two years makes
such course all the important
In years gone by the people OF Wilmington have ex-
perienced trouble with respect TO garbage removal
and disposal than with almost any other branch OF the
public service They should obtain relief under whatever
contracts made, and that relief should be
especially pronounced in the weather periods
knowing what an important bearing intelligent and
quick handling Of garbage has upon the public heah we
feel that from this time those city officials who
have the matter in charge will do their utmost to bring
about proper service.
The public desires contracts that contracts ana ser
vice that is service with those two things It's pos
session it viii rest we'll content.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
POWER BY WIRELESS.

NTIKOLA TESLA. Inventive genius and dreamer" says
Y man soon viii transmit power by wireless. The
arplane need carry fuel the steamship, nor the
locomotive. The mill will grind wheat by power gen
5000 miles away. He says, in the American Maya
zine
power be, and at distant date Will be- trans
med without wires for all commercial uses such as the
lighting OF homes and the driving o. arpanes In recent
years have devoted myself to the problem OF the wire
less transmission OF power discovered the 80
sens principles and it only remains to develop hem
commercially"
Teslas confidence in his ability to through with his
successful commercial conclusion sh ,ws all the
force OF a beautiful optmism-and we know that Tesla
Is thoroughly practical dreamer"
When this DONE you will be able to anywhere in
the word-o the mountain top overlooking your farm, to
the arctic to the DESERT and set up little equipment
that viii give you heat to cook with and light to read by
This equipment will be carried in satchel not as big as
the ordinary sucases. In years to wireless lights
will be the farms ordinary electric lights
are nowadays in the cities"
An, the troubles Of explorer made easy-"Put your
power your purse and climb Mt Everest daily around
the poles sail the Andes, loop Vesuyus Run your
auto the Tesla way Train your tractor from faraway
power plant
Things as strange have happened.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
GEMS OF THOUGHT

man is merely as dull his point OF view
---.
sleeve. 's ""s someuhlng up his
---.
out backing them up '"'0"s may wear himself
:-:-.
habit OF talking TO herself "7 nut cultNates the
, lme man y, VINO keeps his opinions to himself is s,,
.-.-:-.
some persons take things as they come simplv heoa
they are afraid someone else will p's oecause
:-:-:-
only iool negects the present under The hpressio,
that the future will take care OF itself 'iess'oi
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
With the PdrdgTGpher

Almost any day now the first straw hat may show
which way the wind blows.-Boson Globe
News is scarce but money is scarcer Times Is hard
but they getting nercer-Litchneid correspondence
Newport Citizen
There truck passed the Ritter home Saturday car
rying blood hounds. Don't know where they had
been, but I guess somebody had been doing wrong
Rogers Democrat
The hat pin weapon Of defence has been known and
resorted to great number OF years Samuel pepys his
well known diary written nearly 300 years ago tells how
pretty young stranger girl threatened iab him with
her hat pin when he tried 10 hod.her hand at circus
Howard COurant
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
WORRY MOTT

nELAWAREANs who are inerestedin legislation should
~ not permit themselves to be worried by poorly
based stories bearing upon the present status Of the Della
Legislature and the fate Of bills which had been
passed by it before IL took its long recess.
The legislative session still is on the bills safe and
there is absolutely for worrimcnt Governor
Denney knows exactly what he doing with respect TO the
handling OF bills which had been passed by the houses
and sent to him before the houses, by mutual agree
men recessed under the rules which govern them and
their actions.
In short time the houses will reconycne and when
that time it Will be that all the outcry to
which the public has been subjected entirely uncaed-
FOR at any stage OF the situation.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
WINGS ron JUSTICE.

TINE Senate and House in receipt OF petitions from
Il committee Of lawyers representing every State in
the Union urging the appointment OF a joint committee
Of Senators and Representatives TO consider report
10 Congress such legislation may tend to facilitate
the dispatch OF public business the Federal and
TO make such other suggestions affecting the and
The Federal judges the Joint committee may deem
advisable"
The long delays that have crep into Federal court pro-
c-dure the past few years been the object OF
ch criticism lawyers and the public generally
Il is felt that with Republican administrator in power
the time is ripe for reform.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
AT THE SAVOY.

Vulgar is the word that has never
been applied to the comedies OF
Harold Lloyd, the newest OF which.
Now or Never" is showing at The
Savoy Theatre for the entire week
as part Of the big double program.
This is indeed a distinction and a
deserved one. Harold Lloyd believes
it is not necessary to be vulgar to be
funny. In fact he does not see fun
in vulgarity and believes there are
enough people in the world who
think the same and are interested in
clean comedies. Now or Never" is
the biggest comedy that Lloyd has
ever made and probably one OF the
funniest comedies that has as yet
been produced. The scene Of action
mostly takes place aboard a Pull
man train, and the laughs are fast
and furious from the very beginning.
The other half of the big program
is featured by Caroline Griffith in
Vitagraph special production, 1T
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
Rheumatism
A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given nv One Who Had IL.

A Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had IL.
In the year Of 1893 / was attacked
by Muscular and Sub-Acute Rheu-
matism / suffered as only those
who are thus afflicted know for over
three years tried remedy after
remedy. but such relief as I OBJ
tained was only temporary. Finally,
! found treatment that cured me
completely and such a pitiful c0ndi-
tiOn has never returned. / have given
DO Co a number who were terribly af-
fictcd. even bedridden. some Of them
seventy 90 eighty years old, and the
results were the same as In my own
case.
want every sufferer from any
form OF muscular and sub acute
Swelling at the jOints) rheumatism,
90 try the great value Of my i'm
proved Home Treatment for It's
remarkable healing puwe- Don't
send % cent; simply mail your name
and address, and ] will send 10 free
90 try. After You have used it and
70 has proven itself 10 be that long
loOked-for means OF getting rid %
such forms OF rheumatism. you may
send the price Of 10, One Dollar. but
understand / do not want your
money unless YOU are perfectly sat
isiied 10 send IL. Isn't that fairs
Why suffer any longer when relief
Is thus offered YOU free Don't de-
lay. Write today.
Mark II. Jackson. 120-G DurstOn
bldg. Syracuse, y. Y. Mr.. Jackson
IS rcsnonsibie Above statement true
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
AT THE OUTEN.

May Allson's picture THE Mar
riage of William Ashe." is the sort
Of a production that was primarily
written to entertain. At It's first
showing at the Queen Theatre yos-
terday, IL brought forth an average
of three or four smiles to every
sigh. II is cleverly constructed
having its beginning i'm the novel 10y
Mrs. Humphrey Ward which makes
good screen material.
Miss Allison i'm the role Of Lady
Kitty Bristol is an English girl who
had a great longing for the adven-
ture of life as represented to her
through books of London society
and political adventures. The role
is mixture Of feminine mischief
and feminine cleverness that is mis-
directed and causes some great
deal of trouble for two people OF tho
story.
"Torchys Big Lead" is the title OF
the comedy in which Johnny Hines
is starred az the Queen.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
THE NAVY ELL.

CoNGRESsNIAN PATRICK II. KELLEY, Of Michigan. the
~ chairman OF the appropriations subcommittee in
charge OF the Naval Appropriation Bill announces that the
bin will be coniended for in precisely the form in which
it vetoed by the former President closing hours
OF the last Congress. Il viii carry approximately $3.50
OOOOOO Of which about s9OOO0OOO viii be for continuing
the 1916 construction program.
Mr. Keleys bill will also provide for reduction in me
enlisted personnel OF the navy from $4,000 to 10000
II is understood that the Senate will oppose any re-
duction below 10000.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
AT THE ARCADIA.

There are successes and successes
among picture productions. but the
greatest success Of all is the photo
play that is as appealing to the young
boy as to the old man, as fascinating
to the sophisticated as the unsophis-
ticated. Such is "Heliotrope" which
Arcadia carries as its chief feature.
There is in this film a story that
holds a fascination for everyone.
Not only is its development remark
able, but its appeal is worthwhile.
II eXtolls tho sincerity of father
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
FORMER REPRESENTATIVE
BURIED
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, May 3-The funeral OF
former Representative Joseph Hop,
kins took place yesterday from his,
late residence on Governors avenue.
Ihe Rev. G. p. Smith OF Cheswold
mad charge Of the services. Inter-
ment was made at Lakeside ceme-
terry.
Prof. Wesley Webb. secretary OF
the state Board Of Agriculture, who
mas been Ill for some days continues.
TO improve and expects to be able
to resume his work in a short time.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

Isn't Being Done This Season" 1t
is picture wherein a mother ad-
vises her daughter to marry for
money. never for love. How the
daughter accepted the mothers ad-
vice forms the basis for an unusually
powerful and gripping drama that
holds ones attention throughout.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
AT THE RIAITO.

This is the last day for the show
ing OF risky Business" in which
young Gladys Walton is being star
red at the Rialton Theatre. With
the feature there is shown the last
episode Of the serial Double Ad-
venture" with Charles Hutchinson.
Tomorrow and for that day only.
there is the special booking. "a
Small Town Idol" This is the first
feature-length comedy that Mack
Sennett ever made. He has gath
cred an array of his best talent in
Ben Turpin, Charles Murray, Phyllis
Haver and Marie Provost And he
has put this talent through series
Of gorgeous, hilarious scenes that
have made the picture remarkable.
This picture has already been
presented with success in this city.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

love and tells OF the strength OF that
love which will sacrifice life itself
"Heliotrope" is also entertaining.
There is a certain ironical thread or
humor that runs through the most
serious scenes and relieves them
Of any emotional heaviness
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

Elio Orfeo cenci. tragedian. wfir
bow for the first time 30 viii
mingtonians, with a group of his
tragic monologues.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
ONE MORE TO nnEAK rvrN

nos lar This season the baseball team Of the Uniyer-
s'H OF Delaware has four lost fye and tied two
mas won from Johns Hopkins. Dartmouth Rutgers and
West Virginia. ''' Nu'sers anu
~ Mhom II has lost Bucknel Penn State ,ho
n. .'ss VI Fl.sourgh, Carnegie Tech and the Na,,
mas uea with Johns Hopkins and Trinity in ,hs e..
u % a's ia''er IN mirieen-innins scoreless game.
'ns aDoNe SHOWS That II it wins more game f, will,
nave broken even on the season that far and g. "a" ~
on schedule that takes in of the best
and colleges in the East 's'es
"nen an Whgs are taken into consideration Coach
shipley and Captain Marvel and their men bsy 49,
we'll No doubt, now that they have struck their ,id
and passed through the bitter experience they sun
In western Pennsylvania without breaking their spirit
they will do better in the handling Of games st 70
naming the schedule
The people OF Delaware wish them well in all hel
encounters as they know that this years schedule q
games Is the hardest ever taken by Delaware team
The automobile industry is reyiyng-and So too is tn
mortgage business
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

The overaparade craze much hooted at the time was
really the advance agent Of economy.s return.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

Ordinary wear-and-ear will restore prosperity no mat
er how much foreign trade goes to pot
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

zap. MspmaAers dot. World makers job.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

Now for shoes low cut in style and price.
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

The automobile industry reyiyng-and So too is tn
mortgage business
Evening journal., 1921-05-03
AT THE MAJESTIC

Although The Plaything Of
Evening journal., 1921-05-03

An the world except the park cop, loves lover.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-04
Cut Lincoln of His List.

General Huidekoper In 1862 detailed
two companies Of his regiment to
guard President Lincoln's summer resi-
dence. He saw the President constant
ly and they became real friends.
The first time the general met the
President, Lincoln, who had heard that
the H~uIdekopers came from Holland.
inquired: what is the difference be-
tween an Amsterdam Dutchman and
any other damn Dutchmang"
And the general, who admired LIN
coin above all other Americans. adds.
If l had had any awe of the Pres,-
dent 1t was then and there forever
gone."-Girard, in Philadelphia Ledger.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-04
EFFECTS OF CONSTIPATION

Constipation cause a stoppage Of
the sewerage system of the body. The
poisonous refuse matter that should
be carried away is retained in the
system and often poisons the blood
and causes numerous disorders. No
one a afford to neglect his bowels.
A dose of Chamberlaln's Tablets will
afford relief. Avoid drastic cathartics
they take too much water out Of
the system and their use is likely to
be followed by constipation.