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Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
"CANT REFORM NATURE" SAYS BLANCHE BATES
 SUCCESSFUL ACTRESS WIFE AND MOTHER

Its all nonsensel Women are not mems equals, and they never will bel"
 So says Blanche Bates, whose name is listed among the six most successful women of the American stage.
 She's thoroughly modern, completely emancipated notoriously feministic! So her words seem little short of heresy.
 Tn private life Miss Bates is Mrs. George Greet wife of the we'll known George who headed President Wilson's s publicity department during the war.
 She is also the mother of two small Creels. Quite domestic. just so. And yet she's had. still has. a career. She's as famous as her husband. Just the same she said women not only are not but cannot be made mems equals, and added:
 Women who are worth their salt don't want to be mems equals!" Woman's Greatest Gift Miss Bates was making up for her characterization of the name part in The Famous Mrs. Fair" her latest and one of her biggest successes. ! Funny-it's an Hltra-modern prob lem play which tells the story of how a successful woman's career came near running her husband, son and daugh- ter individually, wreclIing their hap piness collectively, and her own life generally.
 "Take Mrs. Fair" said Miss Bates. "She is both right and wrong. She had a right to all the success her tai ents could bring her, but it will take a lot more than the political and eco- homie emancipation of women to re- adjust their human relationships with men.
 le Marriage, home, motherhood are factors no woman can discount-cer tainly no woman who has the world $ marching onward and upward really at heart.
 1 Why Because we women are the propagators of the race. It is we who give children to the state. we who teach these children to keep their bodies clean, their thinking straight and not to lie.
 Man and Wife Partners But how does Mrs Blanche Bates Greet make her preachment jibe witt her personal practice?
 "Ws are partners. my husband and l." shs answered, two individuals with joint responsibilities.
 We plan our lives together. eacf recognizing the others right to person. al achievement. But we never forge that h. as a man and I as a woman have certain basic duties.
 Whenever my career shows symp toms of interfering with my husbandi success or my childrens welfare, make it a practice to go back to bed malIing-which. by the way. is the on.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
|Cotlfessiotlsof ofaBridd
lCOpFight l920 b} Ihe Neuspap per E1Hupi,e ASocaho

Of course ] could snatch Van from Ann. And I could spoil his new game with Martha--if wanted to-
 Thus, once more. I planted a fast growing weed in my garden of Eden! Immediately. I realized my error, and [ flew to Bob and hugged him hard, and kissed my pet swirl of hair on the crown of his head, and pressed my cheek against him. and realized that Bob was sullen, in spite of my CO., quetry, and that I wasn't even crack ing the tough shell of his mood!
 Better flirt with Van, them" Bob returned to his newspaper.
 Maybe I will" Silence enveloped us both like a fog. Finally I had to break it myself. I changed the sub- ject:
 Ann has sold her songl"
 What? You mean that fool jazz You Can't Live Tn Love Town All the Timer"
 "Ann's picture is on the cover" ] added placidly.
 For the love O Milxel Why didn't you tell me before? The LorimeI name on the song sold it! Our name on a jazz dancel Don't tell a soul I'll sec if I can buy it up,--talxe il away from the publishers"
 ''The point is, my dear, that AnI ayers she never could have done thi wondrous thing except for Vanl No that he inspired her, I gather. but h. helped her to market the product o her geniusi''
 BOb's growl was not inteiligible.
 And now Van is going to help An ! write a playi" I announced. (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

point and chain ,, double crochet into the 3rd stitch from the starting point. chain 2 and double crochet into the 3rd stitch from the last double crochet stitch. Continue up each side the only change being at the center point, where you chain and double crochet into the same place into which you double crochet your last stitch, which allows the edge to lie flat. Where the two diamonds are joined, do not chain betweeff the two double crochet stitch es, so that there win be no fullness at this point.
 After making a complete row Of open meshes around the outer edge of the diamonds turn and single crochet twice into each space single crochet once on each double crochet chain s and catch it into the last single cro- ehet, thus making a picot. Do this completely around the outer edge Then break your thread
 Tho inner edge is a chain made of enough stitches to lie flat between each diamond upper point, Turn and fill each of these spaces with single crochet stitches,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
New York,s Eashion AuthoritY

New York's Fashion Authority
 What the fashion makers call "tea suits are having a great vogue. and rightly, for most of them are decidedly distinctive looking besides being en- tirely practical
 They consist. as in this smart model by Gliding, Of a one piece frock and coat of the same material. It is wood brown duvetyn fashioned into a straightline frock, undecorated from neck to hem, save for tiny embroid- cred pocket over each hip, and then Q box coat
 The coat, exquisitely lined, has q square section of opossum peltry set in at each corner. a large square col lar and bell-shaped cuffs, also of opos- sum.
 One can easily picture this costume in one of the new blues-if blue is pre- ferred to brown-Olympic, perhaps, ol pagoda.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

SEATTLE Wash.--She wore heavy horn trimmed glasses and q flowing poet tie .< looked for all the world like the carlton conception Of a Green wicll villager. And yet Fay Engstrum aged q. was arrested as a girl bandit in fact. she was caught in the act oi holding up pedestrian. With her was arrested Wilbrr Haskell, formerly sailor.
 Miss Engstrum. an apparently cul- tured young woman, was a draughts- man in the Bremerton, Washington navy yards, and there met Haskell
 Her only explanation for turninl bandit was: T crsved excitement. was tired of living in a rut. and startet out 10 find little adventure"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Apple sauce that has little hard pieeos of uneooked apple in 1t is not pleasant to eat. Nearly everybody pares and cores their apples, care fully removing any hard spots in the raw apple, but few people seem to realize that bruisc will not cook ten der. A slight bruise caused by press ing the apple with the thumb as one will do makes a hard dry spot. Cut out any of these bIemishes when par ing the apples and the sauce will be twice as nice and will not need to be put through s colander.
 Menu for Tomorrow
 BreslSfast-Stewed prunes fried bread, sirup, coffee
 IsQncheon-Vegetaria roast, brown bread and butter, olives. sugar cook ies tea.
 Dinner-Cream of corn soup, chicken fricassce. mashed potatoes, creamed onions. lettuce salad, fruit cup, sponge cake coffee.
 My Own Recipes
 In this dinner menu the fruit cup makes a refreshing dessert. Oranges. canned pineapple and a few white grapes should be cut into cubes, sprinkled with a little sugar. not enough to make sweet. and allowed to stand in a cold place till thoroughly chilled. Serve in high standing glasses.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
 ky Give RobsSty Bsrtaa.

little brother and @ sister @ nance hs av @ ron south where Nks eace ho toldh hin he South under the windows by the hour antw g the South Pole Rishin
  
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  O 10 wicke all the children through the year mind slippers each for them
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

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Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Navel p;s+ot

A F'renchman has perfected the fn- vention of a poison pistol" If one is not permitted to carry firearms. g poison pistol will do the work as eff cienty. Ii is likc an ordinary gun in appearance, but without bullets or cart ridges The handle Of the gun contains a poison gas fluid. If the trigger is pressed a thin stream of the poison fluid shoots out and acts instantly.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
He Darkened His Gray
 Hair
Tells How He Did It.

MT. J. A. ATeCres, a well-known resident of California, who was called Daddy and Grandpa on ac- count of his white hair and who darkened it with a home made mix ture. recently made the following statement:
 Anyone can prepare a simple mixture at home that will darken gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. To a half-pint of water add 1 ounce of bay rum. a small box of Barbo Compound and 14 ounce of glycerine.
 These ingredients can be bought at any drug store at very little cost. Apply to the hair twice a week until the desired shade is ob- tained. IL does not color the scalp is not sticky or greasy and does not rub off"
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
RusINEss

T was surprised to see you in con- Nersation with that notorious gam bler." remarked the dominic. Were you aware of his general reputation ?'
 Most undoubtedly. replied the deacon. I was trying to find out where to cash in the various poker chips I had ia the collection basket"- Town Topics.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Lace Pofterns-A NetC
 Design EUery Week
DIAMOND EDCINC

To make the lace illustrated all the diamonds must be made first Make a chain of 10 stitches, turn and single crochet into each of the 10 then turn and make enough single crochet rows to make a perfect square.
 Chain 10 turn and make another diamond. as explained above. Con- tinue making the diamonds until you have the required length then turn and single crochet completely around each diamond.
 For the outer edge start at a side
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Rennuinu splinters

Splinters can be extracted from the flesh without pain. Fill a wide-mouth- cd bottle with hot water and hold the injured part tightly over the opening of the bottle. Tho suction will draw the skin down and the splinter win come out easily and prevent inflam- nation.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

A naval officer has informed a senate that a British cable company turned copies of American commercial messages over to British business men during the war, thus giv- ing the British knowledge of the in- tentions of their competitors.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Fried Bread

1 egg
 1 F cups milk
 Salt and very little pepper. Cut bread in slices about half an inch thick and trimm off the crusts. Beat egg slightly with milk and season with salt and pepper. Dip bread in egg mixture and fry in butter and lard mixed. Serve hot.
 Vegetarian Roast 1 cup mashed potatoes
 cup cooked lima beans
 l cup canned tomatoes
 cup cooked rice
 cup cracker crumbs
 l cup chopped peanuts
 15 teaspoon onion juice
 2 tablespoons butter
 ] egg.
 Salt and pepper.
 The beans should be chopped in small pieces. Mix all ingredients thor oughly with egg slightly beaten. Bake in a deep pan with a buttered paper over the top for 90 minutes. This roast may be served hot or cold.
 Mary says: The American says. "pm worth fifty thousand dollars The Enalishman says, "l'n worth thus and thus many pounds year." There's difference-think 1t over.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Though oil was discovered on the farm of mail carrier of Dallas. Tex, assuring him of an income of s15,000 a month, he reports for duty at the postoffice each morning with the oth- CT carriers. ready for his days work
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

President Woodrow Wilson was re- gently created a field marshal of the Brazilian army. sharing the distinction with King Albert of Belgium, King George of Great Britain, and Marshal Foch of France.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Counterfeiters working in the Orient are making fifty dollar bills of dollar and two dollar federal reserve notes. Original numbers are obliterated and large numerals are drawn in their place by a pen and ink artist.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Lloyd's Register reports IA tank steamers in the process of construc- tion. The United States is building 79. the United Kingdom g., and the other countries 3.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
For kilIinq Rats

If the rat holes can be located. place concentrated lye before them. The rats. after walking through it, will lick their feet and the lye kills them If rat traps are used, bait them with raw oysters.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The president of Armenia states the help from America through the Near East Relief has saved at least 1000 900 lives. Five hundred and sixty
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Each seaplane attached to the United States naval air forces while in flight Is ordered to carry pigeons for the de- livery of messages when the craft be- comes disabled.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Present strength of the United States army in Panama is 213 officers and 4.146 men.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Of the 100000 camels in the British service during the World war, 22,S12 were Killed in action.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The bureau of public roads has pre- pared a bulletin (No. S52) on the adap- tation and use of concrete piping in the drainage ditches or in irrigation prof ects.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Kentucky's production of tobacco exceeds that of any country outside of the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Out of 1000 students entering a col- lege or university, only 32.2 per cent will graduate
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The naval reserve forces of the United States navy consists of 2S,000 officers and 235,000 enrolled men.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

During the World war, the Canadian eXpeditionary force served in France, Macedonia, Palestine and Russia.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

At the Czech-German university in Prague, there are enrolled 5.472 stu dents. 2,6S9. of whom are Germans.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The Prince of Wales has been ap- pointed president of the British school in Rome, Italy.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The census shows that a majority of this country's people live in cities and towns of more than 2,500 population.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

X new lemon, the size of grape fruit and called the Ponderosa, is now. being cultivated
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

German educator by the name of Frobel was the originator of the kin dergarten school.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Five hours a day Is the minimum hours of work required by all the teachers in Washington. D. c.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

4 German school of political science has been established in Berlin. Plans are to operate the institution along tho lines of the Ecole Libre de Science politiques of Paris.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

All Prussian university professors in Germany, who have reached the age Of 6S, are Co be retired and pensioned.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The department of agriculture in AL berta, Canada, has established six farm schools in the province.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

No less than 10,S00 American sol diers of Catholic faith gave their lives in the war with Germany.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Use Ter Discarded Phonoeraph Needles
 Use discarded photograph needles for cleaning bottles. Put them into bottle with 6 little water and shake 1 thoroughly.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

WANTS TRUTH-Senator Norris of Nebraska, is demanding the truth about the status of Boris Bakhmeteff, who was Russian ambassador under Ke- rensky. Since then he has occupied the embassy building in Washington-an ambassador representing nobody. Where the funds come from is what Norris wants to know
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Michigan farmers will maintain rep resentatlves at the state capital dur ing the legislative session.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

The sale of worthless stock fin wild cat motion picture companies amounts to more than s250,000,0O0 annually.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
HOME USE FOR HyPNoTIsm

HobeTt," sud Inc Eypnotist's wife. Yes, my dear"
 I wish you'd come here and tell the baby he's asleep. '-Boston Transcript.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-29

that exCongressman
Commission and who the authors Of the
called
Probably the conservative commercial institution
the bank
they
But the steel coaches practical and do life
opposing Of requiring
them the railroads began
endure then embrace
OF the
The history the
despcture Of illustrates
prices
life correpondngy riding
The danger When immensely
corded rich luxury;
expenditure obtain this
spite
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-29
BY NORMA TALNADGE.
Star of Associated First Nationi
Pictures

Star of Associated First National
Pictures.
Now that the days Of outdoor sports
are with as again and crowds Of socially
bent folks are motoring hither and you
IN pursuit Of pleasure and in acceptance
II house party invitations. much hustle
is seen In the various fashion factories,
getting ready summary garments for
such occasions.
Marvellously dainty little evening
froCks are being shown. which are des-
tined to adorn the brightest Of social
butterflies. and never have l seen such
exquisite colors, fabrics and designs
as this season.
For formal occasions l recently pur-
chased a very stunning evening gown or
black Canton crepe lavishly embroidered
In gray silk floss and trimmed with
deep black fringe This is maze with
two deep points. one i'm front and the
other In the back giving the effect of a
large Spanish shawl simply draped with
elaborate carelesSuess. Such novel
little gown can be evolved in any or
the soft gracile fabrics which are being
shown In such numbers this year. and no
other trimming is necessary than the
fringe, the richness Of which would
throw any additional establishment in
to the shade.
For informal occasions, the dansants
or restaurant dinners l have just had
made an orchid chiffon frock which
opens on one side. Ostrich trimming is
embroidered in rings on the skirt and a
tassel OF ostrich falls from the center OF
each. With this I win wear an orchid
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-29
HOUSE WITH THE HOOPERS

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-29
HOWe'S OnLy Hope


mayor punging Indianapolis disgrace and that all
who oppose willing to ruin Indian
apos pepOerous bits of faehood may be
prOpagated Newsswe organization OF omcehoers
barage against Edward j. RoD
andS Lewis Shank
Robson high explosives Shank
After having induced between
Robson and shank the NewsJewe desperately
to mpugn nominate Shank by dividing the oppos
aligned with Robson previously to the induction
Realizing the possb aOusing support
qualifications the NewJewett workers are
endeavoring to nominate him on the plea hat " Is SoFi' ~
Shank is to be
whistle sustain their aeng courage when they see
organization split wide open by reflections to both oO
In the course their arguments against
resortng deliberate asehoods
Appeals sectionas all that undesirable in city
and forth without apparent regard OF the ha ~
being done the community.
been in the last week partial
collapse OF the administration machine "hch mas placed
possible OF
adfn the fact that the resignation Shank as mayor did not
service
MI Howe abuing that strike wholly to
o
part Republican party Howe his speakers
dav edeavn 70 compel the party to accept him as its leader
OF the Republican de-
Shank that another Of
the party is unalterably opposed Shank
to Shank there
equally opposed The efforts OF the NewsJewe
ORGANIZATION in the last days of the campaign have to
opponents defeat Shank
been able exercise has far failed for
appears pronounced dru
Discrimination Howe
basis
Still the
approach Attempts being made
luic
campaign a
the complete that awaits
civic
purpose building justification"
election
them
general public necessary
city"
Whether this hypocrisy will prevail depends the
asbng Mr.
Indianapolis civic
0 primary.
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-29
WHEN A GIRL MARBLES
A NeU Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Isle

"As I drove home gratitude welled up
in my heart and made me long for some
way Of proving how ready l was to
stand by this proud, aloof woman who
gave her service SO freely-and herself
SO charity.
Jim was in the bedroom of our suite
when l got in. He looked up irritably
from sea Of clothes scattered all about
him on beds and chairs and floor. The
crease between his eyes seemed to leap
out Of itself nowadays whenever he
looked at me.
You're late" he said. Get busy and
pack up week bag We're going to
the Inlet House with the Cosbys There
a place down on the Sound they think
of buying and they want to see if there s
| any life down there"
"Why--I cant go Off on a week end
with them on minutes notice like this, "
l began. Il haven't the right clothes. 1
can't"
For mercys sake, why don't you get
yourself the right clothes, so every time
l want to have a party you won't go
whimpering that you've nothing to wear :?
I'm darned sick of apologizing for the
way you look, anyway, Anne"
DO you do that? Do you cheaper me
like that" l cried. well, this time you
won't have to. l cant go tonight I'm
on duty at the canteen and l have to
rush right over"
Cut it" stormed Jim. You're com
Ing along. This is going to be party
of four"
Il cant-the canteen
Get a substitute"
That's easily said, Jim. But who 4?
Who'll go at the eleventh hour?"
Try Phoebe. Now listen Anne You're
not going to get me In wrong with the
Cosbys again, are you? I've been tele
phontng all afternoon This is impor-
tant. Get Phoebe Then pack the best
clothes you have. And when we return
Monday have Jeanne select you a decent
dress or so. ! need you now. Are you
going to duck again? 2"
NO, jim" | said quietly, aud called
Phoebe on the phone.
Luckily she was at home, and In a
mood TO oblige me. There was almost a
breathlcss note in her voice as she said
she'd love to go-she'd always wanted
10 do that sort Of work And as
turned from the phone I was smiling
drcamily and wondering wondering If
Phoebe had been SO glad 20 60 because
she fancied Neal might stroll into the
canteen.
A second later the long arm Of cir
cumstances stretched ont and rung the
phone again. Ii was Neal A Neal stlu
Jobless and dreary.
Why don't you 80 TO the canteen to-
niChtT' I asked nc tho end u our chat
The foods good-and SO cheap"
Maybe 7 WILL answered Neal.-Copy-
right, 1921
(To Re Continued)