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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

mar Wants ~ know vhai Iualir
women admir. most ~ 'ncu
strength
strength of mlrd ~trcugth q lndN
strength ut Will
There ,su a woman llViug Wtto ducsu
fall FOR the cave man stuff. ard who~r
secret ideal isn't husband VII" would
beat hoT when hc gat angry = nc dldr I
love her 50 cvcrwhclmluglN
II every woman could have her heart s
desire she would be woocd with a clul'
tx drtrrulrrd gentleman who would
drag hcr h, the haIr Of her hcad q hs
bungalow aud stop her -hucks for the
police with kI~ec>
That L, why the iald lower always Win
ont while the humble vorshTpcr get
lc0 There Is pist something ~ ths sight
If man sighuG ~ hcr io,t that mis- Z
woman With an irresistible dc~lTe 70 hlck
+ him
OF course ROW and then the mcck and
Iovly sutor who hcgs woman on bonded
knees 10 take hlm. instead Of having the
I rcrvc 50 grab her does get her Tut Il 8
only aftar She has dc>paircd 81 tl~ love
pirate coming alnug
Practically anN man Car got any woman
hc wants II hc has the strength - do 4,
ard ro,,s aftcr her with determination {"
rrako her love hlin whether she want 70
+ or not
II he ha- strength he has tho glamorous
quality for her that ovcrhad"Ws ai "l
The virtues ard most OF the 9ocial ton
comnandmer Is
II ), true that many women marry
ucaklirVe Witness the numbcr of ms
,,,,,dad f,u,alrs who have married men t.
reform tbcm and Who remain faithful
tn 400, Habhy creatures who haven I
an ounce of force IN them, physically or
mentally
This has made many men THINK that
the way 10 appeal TO a Wom5n IS - arouse
her pity and throw themselves upon her
charity They tell a woman that She
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

thir-> was necessary was to cat as much h
a 8 they could hold until the day of the
race. for we must be strong, YOU
know" said old Black Hen. and the
strongest will OF course win the race
But Young Rooster. who was very
awkward looking. and all the hens and
chickens made fun Of him because he
had So few feathers. began TO think of
that measure Of corn and that If he won
the race ne would have il all to himself.
for he did not fare very well in the
barnyard AT meal time.
Now. If I eat a lot every day.
thought Young Rooster. 4 may get
SICK and cannot eat the measure Of
corn If I do win il. so I won't try to get
any corn at meal time. ! Will let the
others have it and eat worms and bugs
oh. look al Young Rooster" cried
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
THE GIRL ON THE JOB.
By Jessie Roberts.
Copyright 1920. b. Wheeler Syndicate. Il
THE HOME ARCHITECT.


Time was when a woman architect
was unhtard Of. but Of course that time
is not nov Women are born with the
desire and the ability 70 build just as
men are. and today they can set the
training they want lust as men do
Women are making success Of this
art in th, special role OF home builders
In designing bungalows and cottages.
in the planning Of apartments that
shall be really convenient as well as
charming. with kitchens that are COM
Portable TO work IN. living rooms that
make living a Joy 4 woman knows
what IS wanted in "A home better than
any man and il she has the ability .
carry out this knowledge into practical
reality, she is going TO come near 70
building the perfect house for family
life
Nowadays there is growing up the
demand for the small bungalow that
will house. for some months during the
summer. business women who want to
| get away from the city either for the
whole of the hot season. or at least for
weck-ends They do not want hotel
! life. they want place of their own.
| The solution is the small bungalow, CON
| tanning perhaps only three rooms, but
| adequate and clever. IL is women who
j are planning such domicilcs, and the
| business woman likes 20 60 to a woman
/ architect for her simple desires
Training for the architects profes-
sion can either be very expensive or
quite cheap and simple You can study
| at college here i'll America and then go
| for post graduate work to the Beaux
Arts in Paris or work in Italy. If you
can take course in craftsmanship at
some good school and then enter an
architects office 70 learn the business
right from its start in the shop, while
you get pay for your work. After you
have got what you want you can begin
to see clients of your own, specializing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

INN Is an araelr She wants ~ 10 aiie
- revere and admre him end f. gn ~
btm fer direction and counsel
No woman ever really loves q man 81"
cau hrupeck iecause there ean he un
love without respect. and she doezn
fespcri the Spinrless creature who lets her
dominate him Y0u will never find
happy home IN whlch the hen niles the
roost II IL ONLY those wives who begin
every sentence with John says who arc
really satisfied with their life partners
and elih whom marriage is success
Women ike men who hrvc strength IF
will. ard Who can not only control them
selves hlt dominate them That Is why
q man makes the mistake ri hls life when
he gives INTO the Whlme and czacfIpns 0f &
woman tie think that he makes her love
hjm Is humonng her Instead. ae kllls
her love. becnusp she desplsss him for
betrg tUo weak ard rowardly 10 fight her r.
- stsndstil and force her to behave
herself
Al of ~ know splendid men uho have
worked themselves 70 death to gratifv
the scnseless extravagance Of q wasteful
woman w have known men whose
lives have been passed m terror Df the
temper IT the vlragos they married We
have known men who slipped arourd
their own houses like deprecatine
shadow - keep from preeipitating hysten
cal scenes m which their wives ndulged
whenever they were thwarted We have
known men who were baked . their
ambitions by their wives refusing - g
where fortune bcckoncd
Did vou ever -ee ono of these men wh,
had wife that really loved him. 3r
appreciated him. or thanked him for Jho
sacrifice he made for herr Never Aad
why should they What IS there IN q
slave to fire a woman ) fancy
Women admire strength IN a man. ard
they admire il most when It Is allied
/ with tenderness. Then II IS irresistible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
ATLANTIC CITY PLANS.
Chnntcr 10.

t.haptCr ~.
For the next few days my tinc WIS
taken up selecting and getting ready I"l
the few things necessary Tor my t''P
e. Atlantic City -
There were several snaps and iastncrS
that needed securing on my tan duVG't'
and dark blue serge. Then must nave
something little more dressy, the hFl,',"
cnIorcd gcorgcttc and my black SATIN
would do would wear my SUIT. but
would hay,, to have heavy coat. April
,tilI had the stirg of March M the Wlrd
,lid not want To he bothered with
a trunk INST for ten DAYS, So could carry
ma, coat That would make the rest
III about right IN the black patCrt leather
Nc,k.rd suitcase. The satin needed a
httI, pressing. but thirgs were nearly
,h,p~haDc ard my plans were all nadc.
Leonard came home with answers from
tvoof th, hotels He handed me thc hrst
letter II was from a small hotel q short
distance down one of the side streets
where We usually stayed. We picked IT
.,r if- ajIict atmosphere, good service and
Vet moderate prices.
y finished reading 1t he handed me
another
That's where | want YOU TO 20 thus
I'm \orccn lie smiled ard watched
m, t> took the letter from his hand.
Tho Tr,,norc' Oh. Leonard
.,,d prote-tInglv looking AT the name
ON the outside oi the envelope
Yes. rcadit. Leonard answered sitting
back with complaccncc lie was hoylshlS
ticklcd with what hc had done
.Oh II sounds great dear, room ano
hath but the prlcc' demonstrated
There Is no need of that and like the
other hotel So much. You know
Cues | can logically spend thai
much on YOU. he responded solemIuy
liked the CLINT of pride in his grey eyes
Ic,nard : har and hrows and lashcs were
- very black TINT Il gave his steel gre,
-. I.re,,I ,,,,,ctratipu depth Tn,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

alone rnu eavr them that thef eauuot
efand alnur aud ucrd her lof 2 brarf
that ahe must stand between them ard
temptation and that iheV ean usFer
achieve an, thng III the world without hef
MD
Little do these mon know thai the feel
rig that thcy ntmIHe n woman + hrchat =
mcrcl, maternal love lta not the love 81 =
"A woman FOR her mate. hut the love ai 2
mother for a poor. weak wobhy ehlld
that hangs on 10 her skirts and that she
has to hold by the hand 10 steady Il
may hr n yer, tender affection, verv pzl-
tlcnt. and compassionate. ard long
suffering bat Il has M element oi cotteupf
IN u that would hc yltrIol on Uau $
heart L he realized L
Nomcn admire strength more than anH
othcr ono quality IN man. ! by like
strength of body That Is WHY a tg
brute of n fellow. who Is without culture.
or any of the finer graccs Of llfc, will often
succeed with women. where dellcate.
refined gentleman, who is worth a dozen
oi him fail
There Is something primitive IN women
that makes them want u ehrg - the
chal, with tie good right arm Who can
shoulder hs WAY through "a crowd and
tramplc every body IN has Way underfoot
Moreover women get an exquisite.
neurotic thrlll from the feeling that a
man : braWuX hand could crush the life
out of then, II II would They Ike the
sensation OF uear-fcar that they get when
they thlth that they vc got tins beast
tied up with PINK ribbons, that might
brcah at any nIrute
Women like mental strength III a man.
va woman desires 10 know ~ much IS
her husband or to be hs superior n edu-
cation. Still less does she desire to be the
practical one OF the family. the one with
good Judgment who has 10 decide things
In her heart every woman yearns 10 SIT
at her husband S feet. and t. look up 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
TUI RARNYADR RAG r.

1.rirrs were getting very dull around
tn harvard and one morning Wh''
Ni iioo~ter said h' Thought 1907 ra,'
would make II httl' more HN''S
around thor. EVERYONE pricked up their
cars and listened
w viii have the runner start i"H'
tb.. harvard gate. said Mt Rooster.
.rd ,bc one that reaches the rock At
49,, t,,rp IN IN. road FIRST shall have as
4 reward 4 nea surc &c corn
Nl the harnNard fowls Were s" 'N-
.,,cd tbev Gould 1. ar,ely cat their din
rci chat Isl au hut the wch-footed ones
,rbe, ~ course. we're to he the spec
t.t,rs ~, the1 were wise enough to
kp..u th.r fs,t we're not made fof
running
The on. thing that they an seemed tc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

Caramel brown satin lends itseb
admirably 70 the soft. rlinzinx lines %
this afternoon frock. About the loxe1
edge Of the skirt there IS a band of en-.
broidery worked in brown and dark
Green six. The embroidery covers hau
the length OF the aaring kimoao sleeve
A rolled band OF self-materill forms ths
collar and the belt IS also of self-satin.
Medium size requires 81 Yards 56-lnch
material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. q-68
sizes. 81 to II inches bust. Price. ).
cents.
Crosby < Hu Company are sole
agency OF Pictorial Review Patterns
Wilmington 5 leading store Tor SIX
wash goods and woolen dress goods
so5-e7-09 Market street ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

1921-'Did YOU see that movie called
oliver Twist 2" Fresh-''Yes. and say,
wouldn't that make a peach Of a book p
brown Jug.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
pallY Economy cAlFMnlp
wHv> Foon prr,s

Cepyr ght 1t
Errrr grf .Htr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
"JIsT now" TO MAKE
ORANGE MAHMAIAUE

There a nothing nIpro hnaithfnl ~
eat IN the Spring than the citrus friifH,
whether they be Ia ffoah W lp IRE.
aorVed form Orange maFnaiadr is
uartiaularty beneficial and There are
fuany hnusekoepcta Who ruHke an album
dance of this every spriug and t3la 81
as a sort of tuuic. Because If it's tart.
hitter flavor. u actH ~ an appetizer ~
this season when tho digestive organs
are trying - adjust theu8ogcg - tho
warm weather and. consequently. need
SOME atifuulua If this sort.
II make niK gins8os of orange
nnarfnalade. take elk fairly large 0r
angea. wash and weigh thoH They
ought flf medium -iarEet - weigh
about three pounds n fheY weigh
three pounds. the eUrrert amount 0f
sugar tu set aside. ~ BE- added r. them
later. is two and one quarter ppunda
frhai IR. three. quarters ~ their Weight
IN auRarI n ing houa'ffeper does
not ovn aealoa. sn. may measure uut
one and -quattee quaftH - a'g3r.
whIrh ip tho Same as tH" ard one
quarter pounds If augaf
S0v. we have the nis etanges Washed
and weighed but not .pt. and ~ aIan
/ have aet aside nur and ono quarter
quarts ~ RranuIated Hpgtr Ths u'yf
atep la a. allt the ueei ~ 'he ufangs7
into quarter aoctiuns mot cutting .rfH
/ tbe urang" ptIpp and pull n3 'hie I'tr
/ Xith The fingers rut the pe uuaf' H.
i into your preaereiug Fatt' HtH
i uuatf ~ boillng vafar Hha lle'
enough uator r. cn.sr n.l et eH
+ ain bc right faf this tns'
rccfpel and 1st 1Ia =irH 81 re
half hepr ~hru rIf ~ s.f ni '
4his and may - eae.lF ji1.ed
i fiunt pointed fork ~ iir i
from tho pasl and IL eaed @'Ish''
AZ thc pael eaale wash "Ht fnf
in fhr form ~ architecture tnat 5''
vau br@f Df course thrra are ft'rnf
uha arc at}dfue great tu1 fft"f'ar
buildings lu fho farg"ei |ififs 81 in
country phu taba rank wifh fNe zv
racr II thn prefe =aioq. But FL f7r
principally tne hnnc arr hif"~t MI
builder of 'hc ltflr anfnr. fhat @nrnr'
Ord their rnoet promising field
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
"For Men Onlyp' A Serious
Discussion By Dorothy Dix
This Famous Writer Which Hides the Soul Of Womanhood
nd Reveals Facts Know 10 Every Daughter Of Eve,
50 Men MAY Know and Heed

,on1rlrlt fa.l ~ the vhoeler s, ndicate Inc
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
KEITH NEWS

Edward F. Albee, head Of the B. r.
Keith vaudeville circuit, has this week
made a suggestion to the U. S. Navy De-
partment whereby thousands of blue
Jackets on board United States men Of
war will have a real Christmas celebra-
ton. Mr.. Albee has offered to put on an
all star show by wireless telephone on
Christmas day, at any hour which the
department may select.
This show will consist of leading solo.
lists and instrumental numbers which are
appearing at Keith houses in Greater
New York during Christmas week. Such
star attractions as Ethel Leyey, John
Steele, FRITZ Scheff, Sophie Tucker, Ed
die Leonard and Whiteman's Orchestra
have been suggested by Mr.. Albee. This
plan will meet with the enthusiastic ap-
probation of thousands Of enlisted men
and officers ON shipboard, who cono4de
Christmas to be the loneliest day Of the
whole year, and who will be delighted
to hear voice from home in a Christmas
ballad or the latest bit of Broadway jazz.
score or more headliners have already
volunteered their services to Mr.. Albee
for the concert.
l. l. l.
An interesting decision has Just been
handed down by the United States Dis
trict Court, permanently enjoining any
person from using in any form Horace
Goldin's vaudeville act called Saving
Woman In Half" This act, which is
one of the most sensational on the B. F.
Keith circuit, has been initiated by many
imitators with the result that Goldin has
secured the perpetual injunction men
toned above. The decision, which was
handed down on Dec. z, was most ex-
plicit, protecting Goldin not only against
any imitation Of his act, but against
any billing which might tend to mislead
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

players art on this their third visit to
America within ten years and half week
of pure delight is thus assured at the
English Opera House.
"THE BAT" TO FLY
To MURAT SOON.
The dramatic sensation OF over a year
In the form of 1.-THE Bat" will begin ii
weeks engagement, with the usual
matinees in this city on Jan. IL at the
Murat. The Chicago company comes in
tact to Indianapolis and the triumphs or
it's record breaking achievements will
give TO this city's theatergoers a rem
dition Of the now famous play that could
not be equaled In its presentation by
any other organization Of players. Its
very title a familiar word, Its secret
known only to those initiated in the
audiences of the great cities OF the
United States and Canada, 1.-THE Bat"
stands out as the supreme dramatic
success of a decade and promises to col
tinue to enthrall in its gripping and
thrilling meshes for many months an
ever increasing credulous public.
WHITES SCANDALS
DUE AT ENGLISH'S SOON.
George White will, offer the 1871
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
WHITE HEADED BOY"
BOOKED AT ENGLISH'S.

WHITE HEADED BOY"
BOOKED AT ENGLISHS.
Outstanding among the notable dra-
matte offerings OF the current season will
be the weeks engagement at the English's
beginning Monday night, Jan 2 of the
Irish Players from the Abbey Theater,
Dublin, whom Charles Dillingham; will
present in the 1.-THE White Headed Boy"
Lennox Robinson's famous comedy.
The company, headed by Mairs O'Neill,
Arthur Sinclair and Sydney Morgan, Is
the same seen in New York for many
weeks, coming direct to that city from
the Ambasss doris Theatcr, London, where
a record run of 300 performances was
scored
No comedy of the present day has met
with greater success, no play has won
higher place IN popularity than "The
White Headed Boy" for it has been per-
formed continually in Great Britain and
now in the United States ever since its
premiere at the Abbey, Dec. Is, 1916, and
that with never an adverse criticism In
a newspaper or magazine, either here or
abroad.
No sooner has the curtain risen than
the purpose of the author is made plain
"a purpose to promote fun and gayety
with never an intruding note of that visit
fulness typical of so many plays purport-
ing to treat Of irish life as intro
duced upon the American stage these past
twenty five years. In all ways it is
different" comedy, with abundance o.
dron and natural pleasantries and
heights of hilarity gained through sit
uatiOns entirely plausible and amazingly
matter fact.
The story of the play deals with the
sacrifices of s. large family Of brothers
and sisters to give their mothers white
headed boy, an Ir1sn term Tor lavorite
son, a college educa zion, that he may
rise to a superior social position. bis
failure to appreciate their self-depriva-
tons begets revolt which results in
sequence of complications that keep the
action keyed to the highest pitch OF
gayety and audience constantly In re-
sponsive laughter.
No finer vehicle could have been Sc
lected for the exploitation of the Irish
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
MACNIDER ASKS
HELPING HAND
FORBROKEN MEN
SsIakes Christmas Appeal for
Comrades for Whom War
Will Never End

"Let US make this Christmas day a
harting point in our personal service to
hose broken and sick, of our comrades
or whom the war will never end" Han
BIRD MacNider, national commander, says
d his Christmas message to the mem
bershfp Of the American Legion and
through It, to the American people.
In compliance with instructions sent
he organizations II 900 posts by national
headquarters here several weeks ago, the
holiday is being generally observed, re-
ports from the States indicate.
"Jobs would be the most acceptable
PRESENTS you could give to our unem-
noyed," Mr.. MacNider continues, and
hch legion man Is pledged to surrender
lis holiday liberty and pleasure to find
1t least temporary work for an unem-
noyed ex-soldier.
The legion auxiliary, born at Kansas
Ity in November of the mothers, wives,
listers and daughters of the service men,
his year is assisting the young veterans
" carrying the atmosphere Of a family
christmas into the hospitals and unhappy
tonnes.
Visits will be made to the homes Of
Eek and wounded men and their families
lpecia1 committees will take care Of men
till In hospitals. Entertainment and
PRESENTS viii be provided
In connection with these visits, the le-
ZION men and women will obtain infor-
hation on cases Of neglect and follow up
fifth claims to Government bureaus. LC-
htion OF every possible unfortunate ex-
ervice man has been effected through
lost meetings, the Red Cross, medical
examinations and city and county OFF,
lals- In some instances, house-to-house
Rnvassing has been done by the members.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
SANTA CLAUS
AT JULIETTA
Big Christmas Dinner for In
sane Patients.

The arrival Of Santa Claus at Julietta
county insane hospital may not be rec
ognized by many patients Of that institu-
ton, but Superintendent Benjamin NJ.
Morgan has made elaborat plans for
Christmas day.
Sixty chickens have been killed and
are waiting to be placed in the ovens for
Christmas dinner. Then there will be
mashed potatoes, cranberries, dressing,
gravy, pumpkin Pie and everything else
which goes with a Christmas dinner.
"Never in my experience have the citi-
zens of the county and of Indianapolis
been as generous as this season." Mr..
Morgan stated. tI have here a blank
check from a wealthy woman who asks
me to fill in any amount necessary to
give the patients a real Christmas. An
other woman, who is a friend Of the
institution, has sent us 300 oranges, 300
apples and many pounds of candy.
Many others have made generous con-
tributions."
Mr.. Morgan expressed his gratifca-
ton at the splendid manner in which
citizens have remembered Julietta" at
Christmas time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

performance. While on Christmas day
the doors Of the Lotus will be thrown
open to the public.
+ Il !
Singers Midgets have scored sue
cess out of all proportion to their size
in their remarkable &C tat the Palace
this week. These thirty tiny men and
women, with their dogs, ponies, ele-
plants, lions and deer, are not only
amusing to look at, but also sing, dance
and act with remarkable versatility in
a series Of beautifully designed and cos
tuned scenes.
Il IL 4
Harry Houdini, a mystifer, has re-
turned to the B. F. Keith circuit after
an absence Of two years in pictures.
Houdini, who is a favorite headlirer, has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

version Of his Scandals" at English
week commencing Monday Jan. y. The
revue is being sent here following d
three months run in Chicago, where II
scored a sensational success. More than
100 players are employed in the present
Gtion of the piece.
Besides Ann Pennington, the list OF
entertainers will include Lou Hotz, Aunt
Jemima, Lester Allen, George lie Marie
Olive Vaughn, George Bickel, Victoria
Herbert, James Miller, Harry Wardell
Pat Conway, Sam LeGner, Helen lie
vonne, Peggy Nolan, Evelyn Conway
Myra Cullen, Dairy Wexford, Ruth
Savoy, Mae Morris, Edna Lindsey,
George White and others.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

the public, and warning is given to all
managers, producers and artists that any
infringement or copy of this act, or the
placing Of any such infringement or copy,
will be promptly prosecuted. Goldin is
at Keith's this week.
l. Il i
The Lotus Theater, the latest Keith
house, affiliated with the B. s. Moss cir
cult, will be officially opened tomorrow.
This theater, which is located in the
very heart of New York, on Forty Second
street, next the Bush Terminal, was
really opened on Thursday evening when
a private performance was given for
Keith executives and members Of the
press. On Friday evening more than 600
guests prominent in the social world
crowded the playhouse for an invitation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
Santa Claus Will Call
on Supnyside Children
Rotary Club and other Organizations Con-
tribute to Cause.

many other organizations, are helping
to make this Christmas one to be long
remembered at Sunnyside.
A big Christmas tree will be the center
Of attraction at the hospital tonight and
then the "kiddies" will hang up their
stockings, because Santa is surely COM
ing. according to DR.. H. s. Hatch, super
intendent of Sunnyside. Tomorrow
morning Christmas carols will be sung at
the institution.
The sale of Christmas Seals and Health
Bonds makes possible many Of the signs
of Christmas at Sunnyside.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
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