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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
An Errand

Mr.. Goldfish swan away and Capn
: Pennywinkle went on with his con-
~3yersation. by the way, Twins. that
HOLSTER got away after jabbing Jimmy
Jellyfish full of holes. and he ought
to be punished. 1 haven't time to go
after him and l wonder If you will
find him for me-"
Nancy and Nick TOLD Mr.. Penny
Wrinkle hat they should be delighted
md asked where he lived.
Curly, Cap'n Pennywinkle's sea-
horse, spoke, up now. II lives In
the grove Of sea weed next to the
big gray rock"
"Goodness!" cried Nancy. "can
you talk?" 49,,
Certainly" answered Curly with
dignity. why shouldn't I? Besides
it's useful in u business. isn't It,
Captain
. Cap'n. Pennywinkle patted his
steed fondly. Yes, indeed" he de-
clared. '"Most useful! Because Curly
can see behind while I look in front.
Every traffic policeman should have
four eyes," ~,
''That's right. declared Nick. II
never thought of that. Come on,
Nancy, we'll hunt up Loppy Lobster
ana DrlnS HlHl " CoPIoAh IL
Wrinkle right away"
Off they swan through the Land
of the Wigglefns.
There were quite q number of
oysters lying about in a very lazy
fashion, and the Twins swan up to
one of them, inquiring politely, II
that was where Loppy Lobster lived.
Yes answered n of the oys-
ters, ''he lives here when>he's home,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
To m Man I'm Doubt

Originality is the hallmark OF
the questions men ask about love.
Rarely does a man take his emo
tional tribulations to a third person.
As a rule, when he cannot settle his
heart affairs himself, he drops the
whole box Of tricks, watches the
smash. and then proceeds TO make
another collection.
1t is masculine wisdom to live In
the present. The past is gone; h
future is where 1t belongs.
Not so with woman. h pieces
and patches, re-hems and embroid-
ers, washes and bleaches the con-
tents of her hope chest indefinite
ly and asks the same questions
about the repairs, year after year.
But poor man gets himself into
singular difficulties. For example,:
I'm 1919 1 asked a girl to be my
wife. She couldn't decide, said she
was too young and inexperienced,
suggested that her yes two years
from that date would doubtless be
acceptable.
"I agreed not to make love to her.
I've never made love to anybody
else, but this summer ! have been
taking around a charming young
school teacher whom L met on my
vacation.
II wrote about it to the first
mentioned girl and l have just been
beautifully finished off by herself
and mother. They take the ground
that I have been u%nfaithful to my
VOWS!
Now I like the girl I proposed
to, 1 think I'd like a reconciliation,
but-you can see there are in my
mind several butts"
Any one can see that the girl
fancied that the man was engaged
to her-but she was not engaged to
the man!
The mind of oma works SO,
sometimes.
She was free to pick and choose
among eligible young men for two
years, but the man was tied to her
by the fact of his proposal!
Not all young women will see the
humor of the situation, but most
men will.
Just fancy trying to live to the
end of ones days engineered by that
kind Of a mind!
Why should the man consider re-
Cancellation when fate suddenly
opens an escape?
The uniqueness of another letter
from a man makes 1t far more read
able than any answer which could
be invented.
ct never have loved any girl more
than three months at a time. Hon.
estly I'm not a fool. Nor a scamp.
I've only watched myself fall for a
pretty gir1-and then lose interest,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

NEW YORK.-If a modern Gin
derella ever dropped her slipper it
would be a high minded prince who
wouldn't run to the pawn shop with
it.
Jewels and almost jewels on cloth
of gold or cloth of silver slippers are
the exquisite, evening foot raiment
for the 1921 up-to-date woman,
whether she be young or old.
The evening slipper with the gor-
geous, jeweled buckle holding tiny
ostrich tips, is one which certainly
would make not only a prince, but
eyen a king. stop and notice.
A black satin evening slipper has
a large, brilliant button with a silver
tassel attached.
Others are finished at the button
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

with metal tassels.
The large jewel buttons. holding
the strap, are in all colors-emeralds,
sapphires and rubies-but they are
surrounded by diamonds or bril-
liants.
One slipper of brown satin is heav-
lily embroidered in set designs. both
around the heel and over the toe.
The strap is embroidered and a tas-
sci falls from the button.
A cloth Of silver slipper. which re-
calls Louis Quinze. has a large silver
lace rosette with outstanding frills
of lace.
Buckles of br~illiants. with fringe
attached, adorn the satin slippers,
while even on the dress patent is
silver fringe. seemingly attached
with silver nail heads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
BY PAUL N. WILSON
Y. Il. A. Staff Correspondent

LONE, Cal.-Henry Ford Is not
the only one who can run a railroad
without calling upon Uncle Sam for
help.
The Amador-Central Railroad of
California earns it's W way, pays
a profit, and has never asked aeon
from anyone.
And a woman does 1t!
Mrs. Meta j. Erickson, who Is do
ing what big railroad magnates say
can't be done, has been president of
the Amador-Central for a good many
years. She's the only woman rail-
road president in the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
No Troubles

The A. and M, twelve miles long.
is the shortest commercial road
known, but it's a regular railroad
just the same. It's regulated by
the Railroad Commission, collects
war tax, runs on schedule, n every
thing just like it's bigger brothers.
They never have any labor
troubles on this railroad. Every
man employed is an old timer ex-
cept the section gang. Ralph Miller.
conductor, was waterboy with the
engineers who built the road. If
anyone develops a grievance, Mrs.
Erickson goes out. calls him by his
first name, and they talk over the
difficulties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Copyright, 1921, N. e. A
II You Are Well Bred

II You ARC well BreU
You will ask the name of the
person to whom you were introduce
ed If you did not understand it
when the introductions were made.
You will make your note of in
PRODUCTION gracefully short. Such
messages should not cover more
than one page of NOTE paper, I'M
lass there is some very special rea-
son for going beyond that.
You will call upon the, feminine
bearer of q note or card of intro
duction within 4S hours after it is
presented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
GGaApnb7060W
& 1NMnmaM aon

I'm twenty-eight and getting pretty
weary of the fade-outs. Financially
I'm prepared TO marry, but can !
ever hope for permanent happiness
in welded life?"
The lone right girl' doubtless
would make life over for this too in
prospective and critical person. I'M
less found, absolutely to his cwn sat-
isfaction, it would seem fair of him
to inform another candidate Of her
slight chance of permanent happi-
ness.
A girl ought to be allowed to per-
ceive her risk-since Cupid issues nc
insurance policies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Thorough Work
How q Perth AmbOy Citizen Found Free
dom From Kldney Trouble

How o Perth AmbOy Citizen Found Free
dom From Kidney Trouble
II you suffer from Daekache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease ct the kidneys,
Use a tested Kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been tested
by thousands.
Perth Amhoy people testify. Ask your
neighbor? -.
Mrs. ]. +. Taylor. 25s Market St.. Perth
Amboy. says: II am glad to endorse
Doan's Kidney Pills. They are a house,
hold remedy in our home. Whenever ]
have had dull backaches, become run
down and languid or my Kidneys have
acted irregularly, Doan's Kidney Pills
nave always relieved these attacks and
strengthened my back and kidneys.
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan IS
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Taylor
had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

Boil to the soft ball stage m
pint of granulated sugar with 70
pint of sweet milk Or cream and a
lump of butter the size of a walnut.
Stir in a cup of assorted nuts. Re-
o from the fire and pour into a
small cake tin or deep mold. While
the mixture is still quite soft cut
it in desired sizes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Rate Not Raised

The road, which is capitalized for
100000, was built by Mrs. Erick-
sons husband in 1908. During the
recent era of high prices and frenzied
finance, Mrs. Erickson has never
raised rates OF curtailed operating
expenses. She wisely bought large
amounts of rails and ties before the
raise in cost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

If the fowl is too tough to roast
nicely, steam it an hour before you
put the dressing in and begin roast
ing it. While steaming it put a few
stalks of celery and a slice of onion
inside to flavor it. Then, while
stuffing it, handle it carefully for it
is already half-cooked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

Get an attractive little book. Keep
1t on your desk with a pencil at
tached. Have guests who stop with
you write their names and date
therein. You'll have some which will
be exceedingly interesting as the
years pass by.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Wrong Side

If you have difficulty with the
pockets of your aprons catching on
the door knobs and tearing, the next
time you make them put the pocket
In the inside. 1t is quite as easy to
reach and can't catch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Removing Gum

If the small son or daughter gets
chewing gum on the best frock of
suit, simply go over the gum with
gasoline. 1t will crumble and can
be brushed off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

If you would clean the papier-
mache wash the article with clear
water, then dredge in flour while
damp and polish with flannel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

but he's not at home very often. He
left the house a few minutes ago very
hastily, saying that it was time for
him to grow. and dear knows when
he'll be back"
ITO Be COntinued)
Copyright, 1921, N. E. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-29

ftinaw for TAO A aud N college,
94asrd fho haaae e'sA tuf ffa opgo,
ihx voIea Both ibsse measures base
~ omefFsnet eAass Speaker asbaa
81 spfad agalesi boih
Rspsbielant snow Power
The general appropriations bl ~
, gs ds for state Departments fof ths
heat t~p yeArs. fal "a IN sas senate
G h afternoon RefuDlclos yoifd 81
aost solidly aga'ns b. aaa oeeaaee
~ the small number presen, ~ Dsnl
tfrat.e friends could bof muster ca
oi ~ votes to give the constitutional
ualorltf A motion uill BE- made
reconsider the vote and call of lhs
h0uae has Osen ordered te comGei
~ Attendance u absent senators. .
IN ihs gigantic American zatiou Da
parade. held here YESTERDAY Re-
publican Legislators carried aex
brooms apparently significant u
their socailed clean up program a.
the state house
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0Aoeho'ne laugh provckinr euter-
tainmsui at West Gns.ap NJ r.
church Friday evening Aprll 2s. 1921.
a. SIS p N You cant afford TO miss
this Admission 2a cents
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-29
F R { c K | { :
Nov Is The Time o Get Rid Of Thss
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the siighiesf
need Of feeling ashamed Of youg
freckles. as Othine-double s,renRi 3
"a guaranteed 70 remove these
home y spots
Simply ges an ounce ~ Othine
double strength-from any draggls'
and apply little of II night ana
morning and sou should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun
10 d d'saDpear. while the lighter one
have vanished entirely. II Is seldom
that more than an ounce l. needed
10 completely clear the skin and gal1
beautiful clear complexion
Be sure 10 ak for the doub =
strength o a1ine as this . sold under
guarantee Of money hack n n fars
70 remove freckles.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday
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Rooney Mueaf, SAaA tiab Nls
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0peaafkg isp Ms Mas GfeTau
81 Oklahoma e'Its
S. u~ass
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nafehsle~
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AfiefSooA Tea Mrs ioas nalsel
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IS DAILY rNouSHr =
.x 9HxN NN&M wN>NM ii
Good elll Hke seot pame s eat
h> MANY actions aad iosi n, one
Jeffre,
n ~
sever ocheihinQ
The Wedding ol Miss Elsle Scsrfsa
and Mr. David sohelainR jr 1ook
place Taaraday evening al o'closs
ia she home o, ,he brides parents
1924 West Mansnr avenue Mrs
Arthur SevfA e. Newhifk rlsvea n
Wedding naneA a. ghe as.r and
groom utergu the living room Shleh
uas decorated NTH plak and white
carnations. supplemented Min ferns
rhe hridal couple siood uuaer an
areh. decorated To pima and whlle ana
Wlth wedding hclls suspended ard
pledged their soNe as ihe marraee
screicc vas read by MO Rcy Il
RAIDER ol Marshall
THE bride orc suit % navy hlHe
trleetlne With gloves aud hsi to
aatch bfiehiened with shower
oorsare Of brides roses ana il'ca Of
the ,al.@ Mrs scbe'hiag Is tho
Youngest daughter II NJ and Mrs
August y Scverin eAs graduate
- ihr Gulhr hish school and va
win me Turner drceemaklng r,lafsl
Nshmouf prior e. her marriage
Nr Seheihinr ;he SON ~ Ms
David seAeihtns IS q man of siefiine
aaafIfias SO eaa a graduate 20 the
Guthrie Husimess oliese ard ia hoN
Va prosperous fsrfes 81 aus Mr.
hethlih viii reside west ~ the
c8y Out % town guests wsfc Mr.
and Mrs Rnnsdsl 8, Marshall aai
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1he enclosure nte last night and aYk.
eg as plainly as any human cuale
have done 80 bs taken hemc Tie
as IN tAe case ~ Mary lAne
gave h.m nolsa welcome aud it Is
probable that ihey asked = lot ot
gAesslens but t.acifer unlike hls sls
ur hAd very h,ue "a say BE was
ioo busy eating lie aitnt seem rs
talns much of ais trg
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asslsal a, naeeg s,uo,a

40 interesting plano and so,Al
recital was elsen si ~ iiakef ssudn
asa ulxht whgn thoeo tab pF part ~
lhe piano numbers eefe kAfhun
NhisieeA fioreaeo puiehts. Rachael
pce Mafiofy Spenoer F1erta almp
san ncnha kslao nnla foa'er
blanche nasy MArsaret Terants.
NaFrarei klag Msileila BANKS Mid.
fed sehrcfiier Helen S3agA opal
Walton. Nele DafbeAcy Ffankie ~,
'iofa Nau Margaret Cefha j.. Mat
Hooper Glen Williams Wlnaton lay
pasie Walker Ana Chester Anderson
alss gNN keaslrF gave several ,~esl
,oios
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-29

Peace regas again at sire Moukei
Speedway All 'he tenants of the
neat sitfle cage are aHatn ai horn
Employees have resolved to kee4
them there and brand nsu loa-
iron bar has been fastened across the
enftre front og The eaees to make IA
lmposssale for any Intelligent - n-
pan, e fnnble With TIC latch Hnli
re unfastcn IL
As predicted I.aefer surrenderel
q hHnEer- p.lauliy cold whmasy
irE and shseglue se appeared ai
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According 10 reports irom Usfnsaay
iha inis efsifY Of Berlin a uuarr
Hori of sosset ayptsm. tns studvass
deciding Upon shat lsacheFa shall 50
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REPUBLICAN FACTIONS
COLLIDE IN HOUSE

university. - recommended b. ~.
appruf iatlons committee over re
vigorous protest q Roy Harp. Rspui
''can floor leader. who charged n
win violating the law In exceeding
~ appropriations lie asked n tae
beard Of regents Of ths univer.y VA
10 be- bigger than the Legislature.
The deficiency appropriation Of
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Pedlgu and F'ofeueo offer q Gola
w.n sreeial production Cor the a,irAs.
aen 'oaieht az The Pollard il Is an
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ga exciting -raei comedy also
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08
Goose Chase JuIu 4lh

Last Sunday afternoon d Miss
Lula Breldenbaueh of Boone
township went to visit iehbor
woman Mrs. Eisenhut. M IS Lula
has a beau in Pike county and
" hen he arrived at her h me her
parent told him that she was
ever at the Eisenhut place.
and the young man went
over. Mrs. Else hut told him
hat Lula had left for her
home at 6 o'clock. Back went
the young man 10 the Bre;.
deDbaugh home but no Lula was
there, a search was. institute / in
which several neighbors Joined
until midnight. After IL O'Clock
the parents were very much wor-
ried over the mysterious disap-
pearance" Of their II year old
daughter. and they telephone
Sheriff Norhoff at Jasper for as
Stance. The Sheriff went after
Marshall Graham and both Joined
ne hunt through the woods and
all surrounding county untilabout
z o clock on the morning of 9TH
the girl showed up at home with
Charlie Miller. a married man.
and declared that they had been
talking in the woods and d dn't
know it was SO iate," 1t is the
ooinion of some of the hunters
that the pair had seen their lights
and had then hustled for the Bret
denbaugh home. Sheriff Bob and
Marshal Henry returned to JASPER
feeling rather disgusted with
their early 4th of July celebration
No arrests as vet, tho many think
there should be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1921-07-08
Or. { A. StuFm Appointed
COuntq Health Officer.

On July 4th Dr.. 0. A Bigham,
of St Anthony, presented his re.
signation TO the County Com.
missioners of Dubois County as
Secretary OF the Board o. Health,
OF Dubois county and the same
was Immediately accepted and DR.
f. A Sturm, of Jasper, was ap-
pointed at one to ill the vacancy
and at on:e entered up on this
CutieS there Of The Commits ion
are to be congratuls ted upon a
good appointment DR.. Bigham
has sold out and on Wednes day
left with his family for BatesvilIe
where he will re-enter
the practie of medicine
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PAYS THE PRICE.
KeaPby is The Best OFF.
He is Dead and his are Relieved

Paoli Republican: The town of
French Lick was thrown into eX-
citement about noon, June q
with the report that Arthur Kear
by, a jitney driver had been shot
and mortally wounded by Austin
Mickler, another well known mar
of this place.
The trouble was over attention
Kearby had been paying Micklers
wife to which Michler objected
Kearby had been warned by Mick.
Ter to cease his attentions, and
had also been told by friends that
unless he did cease Mickler was
liable to do him cdily harm, but
that he laughed at the threats.
1t is said that he had Mrs. Nick
lers with him in his jltney Satur-
day morning, and that when the
two men met in front of Star
store Mickler made for Kearby
shooting at, but missing him
He passed through the front OF
the door and just after hereacheC
the sidewalk Mickler fired again,
the ball taking effect in his back
passing almost through his body.
Kearby lived Until Sunday morn
ing. wi en- he died. Both mer
we're about 81 years old and were
bornandraised in that community.
Mick er is a son OF Walker
Mickler. farmer South OF
French Lick, and Kearby is a sor
of William Kearby, of Frenc
L ok. b h are married men.
Mlckler was arrested Saturday
afternc on and taken to Paoll ant
p aced ln jan, where ne will a
wait he actin Of he grand jury
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NOrthbOund

THE JASPER COURIER stands
for the best things in life. in the
town and country homes. II advo-
Gates improvements. better roads. bet
ter schools. better churches, and the
greatest political freedom and hon
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has not and does not hesitate 10 as
sail men or methods that stand in the
way of the greatest good TO the great
est number. Every progressive family
in the county should be subscriber.
Yours is needed now. Send it in Do
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Beat EN-, When Needed

ANDERSON, Ind June %
Declaring that if E mans wife
needs to be classified. it is no in
fraction Of the law to administer
reasonable punishment, Mayor A
w. Black allowed Ross Smith to
GO on free charge of assault and
battery upon his wife
A dog, woTan and a walnut
tree; the more you beat them Il c
better ,hey'llbe.