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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02
CORONER INVESTIGATING.

Coroner John J. Phelan is in Stam- ford today conducting the prelirni- nary investigation into the death of BA-nard Kilkelly, trolleyr1an, nur- fiered when bandits raided the noto- rsous ''Dewey club" early last sunday Tnorning. Sensational disclosures are exnected before the case is closed, and cleanup campaign expected such as Stamford has never seen be- fore.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02
BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

Stephen Orban, Bridgeport, has heen made defendant in a breach of promise suit brought by Rosie Roth, fhis city, who asks damages of $5,000 stating that the defendant on May % last. asked her to marry him, but has since refused to carry out the contract, even whne requested to do 70 on August l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-02
BUY NOW-TO SAVE

By making a careful comparison of conditions and prices of today with those of Pre-War Times, you will recognize the fact that PRICES ARE LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE If you would save, BUY NOW :!
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
A Tribute

A beautiful tribute to the late Rob- ert Harron was paid recently by Thomas B. Walsh, motion picture di- rector. A friend, meeting Walsh one warm day all dressed up in neatly pressed white flannel trousers and spotless white shoes, began joking him.
 Lilly White is the name for you, he said.
 Walsh smiled, then soberly shook his head.
 There was never a spotless, lily white man on Broadway except one,' ,'' he said, and he's gone"
 'fWho was that?' said the friend curious1y.
 Bobby Harron,'' replied Walsh. "If there was ever a clean, pure soul in a man, that soul was Bobby liar ron's. He had the highest ideals and he lived up to them. If there is a Heaven and Gods on his throne Bob by Harron will be in the caste, make no mistake about that
 Wash is soon to go abroad to make a picture using scenes in France and England as a background. He has just finished a, five reel society drama, 'tShams of Society soon to be re- leased through the RIG Pictures Cor poration.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
ALICE LAKE LIKES.
 PART AS MOTHER.

''The mothering instinct is the most basic and deep-rooted in woman, a thing she inherits from aeons upon aeons of time, until it has become the most responsive chord she lives to-
 This is how Alice Lake, Metros lit tie star, explains the enthusiasm with which she acts in her latest picture, '"The Greater Claim,' now showing at the Empire. as the feature attrac- tfon.
 ''The child playing with a doll is giving expression to the same instinct, without being aware of it. l threw myself whole-h eartedly into this part, for I had long dreamed of it; deep forces in the subconscious which is the foundation of all creative work, came to the surface after being dor mant for years. and I feel that the. result in the film has been distinc- tive"
 It is the first time in her career that she has played such role. "The Greater Claim is an original story by Izola Forester and Mann Page.adapt- ed for the screen by A. S. Le Vino Wesley RugEles directed the produc- tfon. The supporting cast includes Jack Dougherty. Dewitt c. Jennings Florence Gilbert, Lenore Lynard and Edward Cecil
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
ADVICE TO THE
 LOVELORN
A Foolish Prejudice.
By BEATRICE FATRFAx.

A Foolish Prejudice.
 Dear Miss Fairfax:
 am twenty and dearly in love with a man fifteen years my senior know my love is reciprocated. have been meeting him clandeStinely for about four years, knowing my people would not approve of him, but last week explained things, as I know I would rather die than give him up, vice versa, but of course, they object to his age and also because he is an Italian. Do you think they are jus tified in asking me to give him up because he is older than I and an Italian, although he came over to this country when three years old and is really just as much an American as a man born over here?
 My people also object to my work ing for him, as he has his own busi- ness. Are my people right in asking me to look for another position and in saying I should have more respect for myself than work for him?
 HELEN.
 Your people are showing a foolish prejudice in the whole matter. Some of the finest people in the world are Italians, and, indeed, it pays to re- member the part Italy has always played in the history of the world. Folks have a strange way of mixing justifabIe opposition to marriages be- tween individuals of different races with an absurd sort of national pre- judice. There is no reason in the world why you shouldn't be tempor- ari1y in the employ of the man you intend to marry.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Efficient Housekeeping
By LAURA A. HERMAN.
LAWYER. CAKE


 'PIease publish one of your just how recipes for a Cocoanut Layer Cake writes a bride reader of this column. Here is my reply:
 Cocoanut Layer Cake: Cream to- ' gether F cup of butter and 1 cup of tgranulated sugar; add the beaten tyolks of eggs and 1 cup of sweet ! milk Now sift together F cups or or # teaspoon salt and add these to the h1nixing bowl also. Fold in the stifly- | ibeaten whites of eggs and haVor !. with 1 teaspoon of vanilla. Pour this and bake for 25 minutes in hot oven. Put between these layers the following;
 Cocoanut Cream Filling for a two- layer cake: (This will make just enough for one cake) Heat & of a cup of sweet milk in a small sauce pan. Now take r cup of more sweet milk and mix into it tablespoons of flour; when stirred smooth, add this thickening to the hot milk, stir ring constantly. Have ready in a has been mixed with 6 tablespoon of granulated sugar and a pinch Of salt, and add this to the milk a few seconds after adding the four When | thick stir in 1 cup of shredded CO., coanut and let cook minute longer, then remove from range and add 1 : teaspoon vanilla CThis filling is apt to catch at the bottom and burn un- 
 it once between two cold or hot lay CTS Git makes no difference which) and proceed to make the following icing:
 One Layer Cake: Beat 1 egg in a medfurn-sized mixing bowl, ready to . have hot Sirup poured into it. NOW make the sirup in this way: MIN to- gether tablespoons of boiling water and 4 tablespoons of granulated su- gar in a small saucepan and let them boil without stirring until a little Will ssthread' from a spoon when it is . held high in the air and drfpped back | into the saucepan. (For the inex- perienced, I might say that this Unread" is an almost invisible spider web-like ending of the drop of sIrup after it has just left the edge Of the spoonO When this stage IS reached take the saucepan off the fire at once and pour the hot sirup into the stiffly beaten egg white; beat rapidly, using an egg beater of the wheel type, and after one full minute of beating add
 H cup of shredded cocoanut. Spread at once over the top layer.
 Many housekeepers prefer to make double this quantity of icing and put half of it between the two layers and the other half on topIhus ovIatlng the necessity of making a separate siI,ing. But to my mind it is well worth while to take the trouble to make the cream filling l have gwen , srhrye (which is somewhat like a c,rstard filling, light yellow in. color1 as it gives a little more variety to the cage and is softer
 If the beginner wishes to be doub1y sure Of success with the Cocoanut Cream Filling (that is sure that it viii not catch and burn) she may cook it in her double boiler instead ; of over direct heat, allowing it to {. cook over the boiling water for IS Eeninutss befnreztaddtns- -ttaes faNeT1nE.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
To Meet CensOrs Half Way

Universal now has an elaborate production in process of being cut and edited It is Foolish Wives" a Won Stroheim picture of continental intrigue and adventure. The visiting censors will be given the opportunity of viewing the integral parts of the picture and passing upon it, scene by scene, as it is put together. It is expected that in getting together in the censoring of this picture, the various representatives will exchange views and tend to arrive at a common basis for censorship. Up until now, the divergent views of the widely separated censor boards have been one of the worst features of censor ship.
 Representative from the censor boards of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mary land and Kansas, and of the cities of Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Mo-, Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal, as we'll as the National Board of Review, were among the first to accept MT. Laemmle's invitation. Tentative ac- ceptance also have been received from any other localities. It is expected that New York state will be repre- scented by one or more of the newly authorized Commission of Three.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
In The Theatres

POLTS
 '@The Gilded Lily" a Paramount super-special production starring Mae Murry and featuring Lowell Sherman, former Lyric theatre leading man, opened four-day engagement at Polls last night. The New York Tel egraph describes Mir. Sherman's rays as "the most notable of her brilliant career"
 Miss Murray as '"The Lily'' is de- lghtful from one end of the picture to the other. She shows real feel ing, real depth in her portrayal. Her sentiment or her suffering is never false. Of course, she is always ador- able to look at but never more so than when she says: "Goodby, Broadway, goodby." The photography is beau tiful. There are some prtzna scenes that are a joy.
 This afternoon. real big act will Choos offers "A Trick Proposal" a vaudevillized comic opera in one act. This is a. pretentious musical comedy offering with a big, talented cast and a beautiful array of nifty chorus damseis. Eileen Sheridan, a talented lass, will be the added attraction Prince and Bell in comedy singing and talking and The Three Ray monds, a comedy novelty act, will complete an all-comedy and ideal hot weather bill.
 Sessue Haykawa will appear in ttBlack Roses" The star vaudeville act will be Stepanoff and His Russian Ballet, s2 attraction and a genuine artistic treat Friday, as usual, will be ana teur night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
TWO AUTOS TO CARRY
 ONE MOVIE CAMERA

Do you know that it takes two au- tomobiles to transport a motion pie ture camera?
 This was demonstrated recently when the company making Ace of Hearts, a Goldwyn picture, started for location at Pine Crest, Cal.,-in the mountain wilds. An extra auto mobile was driven along, merely to trail the. camera car. Why? Becaus- the camera and film are the most important things in an expedition of this kind. and it is a Goldwyn Studio rule never to tempt Fate but trusting their transportation to only one ma chine. The second stands by, in case the other car should be disabled so that the camera might be immediate ly transferred to it and continue the journey Also, while one man might carry the film on the return trip, two men are detailed to the job because there is a rule that they must not let it out of their sight until it is re- turned to the studio fire-proof safes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

The most important conference ever held in the moving picture world will take place next month at Univer- sal City, California, when representa- tive film censors from all parts of the United States and Canada will meet and confer with film producers, direc- tors and executives in an attempt to solve the veXing censorship problems of the moving picture industry. The gathering is called by Carl Laemmle, president of the Universal Film Man ufacturing company. The various delegates from the state and muni- cipal censor boards will be guests of the Universal company during the conference.
 Besides being the first practical step taken to bring censors and pro- ducers together, so the censors may see that the film men are not "knaves, jackaIs and purveyors of cheap amusement, without principle or honor," and the producers may see that the censors are not "crepe-hang- ing reformers in blue glasses the conference will afford an opportunity to try a unique experiment-the cen soring of a moving picture as it is made
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
CHAPTER "CXxX

''By lingo! I've a crackerjack of : an ideal cried Tom Mason, with boy ish eagerness which I'd never known he possessed.
 Are you going to tell us?' asked Irma Warren, with the pleased inter est she seemed to have for every one.
 We were dining at the most lux urious roof-garden in town. Tom brought us there with the gesture of lavish generosity that marks all he does. And he reaped his reward in Miss Warren's amazed admiration for the tricks which produce roof-garden atmosphere and which don't elicit much notice from regular diners out" such as Tom and I. idea?'' he asked, beaming at the girl; and then, striving to do the polite, he included me in his glance and tone Think my inspiration would mean anything to your"
 fHFire ahead! I sa3d.
 'fHere 'tis: You say Jimmie's staying out of town over Sunday. Well, Mrs. H., why shouldn't you have a restful country weekend? My new place-the one you helped in spect Miss Warren-is about ready for occupancy. And we're all good sports enough to put up with a few hardships and rough 1t, if need be. Are you beginning to get hep to the idea?"
 (To be continued
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Beauty Chats
ROUND SHOULDER EXERCISES.
By EDNA KENT FORBES.


 There are two ways of getting rid of round shoulGere6 appearance One is to dearn to sleep fiat on the back without a pillow, the other to exercise so as to strengthen the weak muscles.
 As you are proba bly, asleep. or at least in bed, for eight hours every day which is a third of the entire time, you will greatly improve your shoulders by learning to sleep with out a pillow, with the back straight. some people advocate that all beauty eercise should be taken while asleep; the skin has been freed from the days dirt and unless you are breath ing fresh air and so forth. These have been accepted as common sense not make one beautiful, nor will sleeping flat on the back entirely cor rect round shoulders unless other things are also done.
 Try this exercise: Stand with the hands out in front of you and the fists clenched. Bring the hands back to the shoulders tensing the arm muscles as though you were pulling hands in front of you, fingers out, open the arms sideways and continue the motion so the arms go back as far as possible, always keeping thel-- on a level with the shoulders. Both these exercises should be done about ten or twelve times every day.
 Incidentally, remember to keep the shoulders back and the chest high when you are standing or walking. s. F. A.-To your glycerine mixture,, add as much rose water and five drops of benzoin to each ounce This. ombination will bleach the skin as it softens it.
 Bluebird.-Feluff the hair out softly over the temples and upper part of the ears. It may seem fiat for a. time, but it is in better style han puffs.
 Greens and browns are your col-s ors
 Jay-Nothing will remove freck1es pern1anently, as the sun fs constantly bringing out these little spots, which are not so disfguring as you seem to- think. You can bleach them some, by using lemon juice or that from cu- cumbers or strawberries.
 II- M.-Your skin needs an astrin- gent A small piece of ice rubbed over the skin until it glows will stop this oily condition, or a, few drops of benZoin to a, quart of water, used as a, rinse after bathing.
 You can increase your weight by taking olive oil and grape juice, three times each day at meals A table spoonful of each will be enough.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the <SBeauty Chats department will be answered in theS8 columns in their turn This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received, So if at personal or quicker reply is desired, af stamped and Self-addreSsed envelope must be enclosed with, the question: Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
AMUSEMENT CALENDAR
A DAILY FEATURE

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
When A Girl
 MOrries
(Continued)
By ANN LESLIE.

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 @1 know it." I declared. Now, live a suggestion. This is a warm fevening-one of the last I suppose. dinner, won't you be my guest at a roof garden ?''
 '-Fd love it. Uncle has taken me once or twice, but the drafts are bad without an escort?"
 There was a wistful note in that sQueStlon The cry of youth for youth, i-of Phyllis for Corydon, and I deter nave an escort and an attentive one- sSo, leaving her esconsed in, the 1iv- flng room with a good book. went first Carl Booth. whose line didn't ] answer, and then Anthony Norrys, whose good Nora informed me that
 MI Tony has left town for the
 Gravely disappointed that I couldn't make things gay and festive fsTor the dear. simple girl waiting for me so trustingIy, I started back and met Hedwig in the hall.
 .Gentieman calling she said.
 Now isn't that nice of Dame Fate! She provides an escort I re- hected, giving a little skip as I hur- r1ed back to the living room. Bending over the couch from which HTna Warren was just rising to greet him was a familiar bulky
 
 Fcarry Irma's hand to his lips and to Fnote the painful crimson which 1. Hooded her face. Then, as if sens { ing my presence. Tom Mason turn Fed with a ready explanation: 1 stopped in to see if I could motor you and Jimmie up the road for a bite, Donna Anna And, be- < hold, my kindly and watchful guas3. sssian angel sends Miss Warren to com Szplete the party. You'll come, won't you, dear lady?"
 hx- fN ner. replied Irma Warren, guile 1eSsiy, yet with evident pleasure. 'I thought probably Mrs. Harrison had asked you and that you'd been right in the nefghborhood to get here so pEompt1y-''
 Why, as Tom Mason ran his eyes , over the girls face with evident ad- miration, why did I suddenly see in her place Daisy Condon, with a dag gle of bronze bright hair about her faceo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

The big fellow stands six feet one inch in his socks, weighs 1S7 pounds, and has 72-inch reach, and IT. inch neck and a 42-inch chest. He is muscular, fast and a terrific hitter
 In the 30th Infantry, with which regarded as one of the best boxers in the army. The idea of challenging Dempsey did not occur to him until it was suggested by the ex-so1diers who found him at work in Universal City.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

Art Acord. the big Universal serial star, will challenge Jack Dempsey.
 That may be the end of the Acord pictures, but 1t was decided at Uni versa1 City when ex-service men, some of whom served with Accord in the Argonne, urged him to challenge the champion
 Acord would be a logical man to meet Dempsey in spite of the fact that he is non-professional fighter and that his ring work has all been for the sport of it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

D. H--Vera Gordon is working in new picture You will remember that following "Humoresque" she made Mother Love-" Then she went into vaudeville. The picture she is now making is her last following Mother Love-" She will be glad to send you a picture if you address her at the Palace Theatre Bldg, 18th St. G 7th Ave-, New York City.
 Mrs. R.-The Fairbanks divorce was a mutual affair. The boy, who is in the custody of Mrs. Fairbanks is about eight years old. Billie Burke's husband, F'Iorenz Ziegfeld, Jr., is very much alive. Billie Burke has one child, a little girl. Wa11y Reid has never been divorced. That's all the scandal!
 L. K.-Madelaine Traverse is no longer in pictures. She may return but we're not sure.
 Bob-Katherine Perry is rather a new star in the screen Armament. She was one of the Ziegfe1d beauties be- fore going on the screen and recently won the golden apple at the Hotel Des Artistes ball at being the most beau tiful girl in New York.
 Madge Bellamy and Wade Boteler are supporting Hobart Boswith in fRenunciation.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Who Wants to Know?

Now the movie signs read: "1s Life Worth Living with Flu gene O'Brien.''
 When fFWise Husbands" and Fool ish Wives see themselves on the screen there may be an end to fam fly arguments
 New film title declares There Are No Villains
 Twill be hard to convince some people that it is a regulation movie.
 
 That the screen speaks "the lan- guage of silence will be news to the annoying number of movie patrons who read sub-tit1es aloud.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Summer Recipes
Blackberry Jam.

BIaCkberry JaIn.
 Use three-quarters of a. pound Of sugar to one pound of fruit Put the fruit over the fire and for two quarts add the juice of one lem on.
 Cook until the fruit bursts open, and mash meanwhile. Add the desired amount of sugar. set aside over night and cook down the next morning until quite thick and of the desired consistency.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
?The Question Mark?

Wanda--G1oria Swanson is mar ried to Herbert L. Somborn, president of the Equity Pictures Corporation. Thy have one daughter named Gloria. Gladys Walton is seventeen years old. She is married to Frank LedeIIe, a newspaper man.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Tell The World

If you have a complaint or a. grievance or criticism, let's hear 1t. Get it off your chest and you'n feel better!
 If Alice Brady wears an even ing gown when she should have donned a sports shirt tell us about it. If Bill Hart wears a sheriff'S shield over his right breast in one scene and in the next over his heart and you have noticed it, tell the world, through us-
 If the hero climbs a sooty chimney, only to emerge spotless at the top, tell us about it.
 A section of this column will be devoted to TOUi Who knows? Perhaps the producers will hear your walls and resolve to do bet ter. Yours for film perfection,
 THE EDITOR.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

In "Brewsters Millions" that play ed at the Elite night before last, the waiter is waiting for payment, and Fatty Arbuckle searches his pockets but finds absolutely nothing. So he goes out to use the telephone and inserts a nickel in the slot
 MISS PEGGY LOVE, 1910 North Main Street
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25

(To be continued-)
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Finley, of Kla.
math Falls, are spending the week
in BLY,.
A business meeting of the bly, Ro.
dco Association was held Sunday for
the purpose Of settling up some bust
ness held over from the last meet
ing.
Mrs. c. w. Warren, who spent
last week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Collier, Of klamath Falls,
has returned to her home.
J. p. McAulilfe, OF Fort Klamath,
was In BLY, last Saturday to take in
the auction sale.
l.. II. Walker is spending a few
days in BLY, attending to business
matters.