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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
VYHOST RODiN ZASTAVEN.
PR1PADY NAJEMNfkU We VLADNI "RESERVACT" v
LORAIN BUDOU VYSETROVANY

Lorain. O.. j. riina. Jako vIsede durazneho proestu
mavora Wiama +. Graa nthoz postavla nesska ra
ra loransk nebude zadnI vyhos yelk6m naemnku
mu konrolovanrch lodn radou Spoienfch Satu
Oznameni tomto smyslu pfso dnes Washingto-
nu cd Sidney Henvho. obchodnho fidtee rady Tyl
VIDAL foman prohasen sbuie pine vySetrovni po-
merd zde pravi ze kazdf mozny ohled ma ty
kdoz nasedkem nezam6snanoSi npeh pfi6n nenohol
pati najem Kazdy ednotliv prfpad bude vySetfovan
zakroceno prot tenn kdoz mohou pati naiem prost
piraii.
Telegram. kery Grail postal presidentu Harding
owl b predan bezodkadn6 lodni rade
zastaveni vyhost 'ovaciho rozkazu.
Domovy reseryaci" byy pGvodn6 postaveny lodn
dou Spo Statu ale poZd6 pfeyzay Federal Home Building
Company nkorporovanou potnost pod zaony stau Ohio
Thomas Kirk mistn Zstupce spoIetnos prav
povnnovane t6to spoe6nos mus bIti povazoyano
svetle jako naemn6 povinnoyane erGkol pozemkov6
firm6 6 okonoS vladn odnf zakroGa pro-
ii vyhosen naemniku dao by soudit nepohzi do
my ZdeiSi "reservac iako maetek este
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
ZADNE USTUPKY CSL.
CfRKVI.

Rim, 10. riina. Papez Bene-
dikt pfiial vtera 700 teskoslo
venskych poutniku a ve sye
-odpov6di ma proslov zylaStni
ieiich delegace prohlasil. re
cirkev trya ma SVEN Stanovisku
v otazce celibatu. iez hlavn6
vedla ku odst6peni iist6 casti
katolickGho knezstva Cesko-
sloyensku a k zfizeni zvlaStni
Ceskoslovenske cirkve. Papez
soucasn6 vyslovil nadeji, ze
odstepenci Sc zahy Ease yrati
do lima cirkve.
Ma konec udelil papez apo
stolske pozehnani nejen loyal
MIN katolikIm. nybrz vsem
odstepencHm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
POkLADY ZMIZELY.
Millionafi Leiterovi ukradeno
"a 100000 lihovin.

Washington. Q. fiina. IL Mi
lionaf J. Letter Jest maiitelem
nadherneho letniho sidla We
Virginii, kterezto panstvf Jest
chloubou celelfo okoli a cizin-
ci zvedavci zhusta ie ma
vStevovano. Letter svlm maiet
KEN rad Sc pochlubiI. lee o
SVEN "roztomilem sklipku".
kde mel skrvty poklady proti-
prohibiCni nikomu Sc nezmi-
nil. Jeho sklepeni We Virginii
obsahovalo totiz spoustu SAM
panskeho iineho vina. iakoz
vzacnG druhv whisky. pofi-
zene pred narodhi prohibici.
tedv Y dobach. kdv lahddkv
byly ieSte pomerne LEVINE. Lei
ter mel tech pravych lihovin
ve SVEN virginskem sklepe "a
tfi sta tisic dollaru.
Use mu zlodeji y virgin
skych sklepd vyvlekli. Stalo Sc
tax "a nepritomnosti spravce
panstvi Thorntona. kdvz ma
sc6nu pfiielv diva nakladni al
tomobilv a kdyz tfi muai. pr
votridni EXPERT. vypalili pa
teronasobny zamek u sklepa
acetylenovou pochodni. dv6fe
pak odhodili. obsah sklepeni
nast6hovali do aut Stastn6
zas ujeli. Thornton vratil Sc
domu. kdyz sklepeni zelo liz
prazdnotou a po smelcich ne
bylo stop. Celia detektivnf a.
gentura Pinkertonova slidi pri
tonne po Leiterovych opoj-
nrch skladech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

DIVE PORADY KONANY BYLY MEZI ZASTUPCI
BRITICKE VLADY A SINN FEINU.

londyn IT, rina. Snnfenistctf deegati vybor britt
ckeho kabneu ses konferenc elsie 10 Downing ulcc
dnes po dvou zasedanich byo zfeimo ze ep naada
mimi prevlada, nezli bylo ocekavano.
TOM bylo edndno konferencich zachovava Sc ma
posta anost ale znmo Jest vztahy stranami stay
Sc meme napjaymi pokra6ovanim rozmuvy t6z obou
stlanach byla znatena ouha vychaze vzaemn6
Vzhedem k pfimefi kazda strana mela fc poru-
SEMI dohodnut bylo rozhodnuo bude konna
rednkd Ultra 1ceem ypracovani epsi methody
nj miru
konferenci zastupc0 britck6 vady deegatd rsk6ho
repubkansk6ho sn6mu bude pokratovdno ttek Ultra
nebude zadn6 spoe6ne zasedani
Brticti zastupci konerenci by premier Lloyd Geor
lord Brkenhead Winston Churchill Sir L. Worhngto Evans
Sir lfamar Greenwood Sir Gordon Hewar enz zaua miso
Austena Chamberlana, ktery nemoh dostav naedkem
nemoci.
Snneinisticti 2astupc byi Arthur Griffith Michael Col
Inns r. G. Bartin F. J. Duggan Gavan Duffy Thomas Jones
L. Curtis brticti sekretafi Erskne Chder Char
tres, rsti selTetaf, byli rovn6z pfitomni
Pred budovou byl obvyky zasup ale zadn6 demonstra
q nedoSlo kdyz brc rsti deegat pfiie Kdyz dv6fe
edn residence pemierovy mimi zavrey nkdo druzn
nebyl WIDEN NJ dve hodiny pozd6 kdy sli obed
chni vypadali veseleis. nez kdyz pfiieli
Pri odpolednfm zasedan nebyo zldn6ho predsedy ma
hledy nazor byy zcea von6 vvmenovany
Sc stao sce aby st britcti dfednici dohledl ep
chovavn primer pax aby pfisti spolecn6
bylo cyrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
TEpCt A REYozHE V BrTVE.
ATIIENSKA ZPRAVA PRAVf, ZE TURCI BYLI MA
HLAVU PORAZENI

Ahanv. H. fiina Rekov6 ureeti nacionaist6 utkali
tube bv6 pod6 move frontv Male sahaiicf Afiun
Karahissar evene mstu 6m6f primo vychod cd Brusy
Ma iznim konci t6o linie Rekov6 pravi fedn zprava
2ska dokonal6 vi6zsvf zahnavSe naconasy pole zpd-
sobvSe i'm 6ze zraty Dale boe pozusvav
naiezdl ale Jest zfeimo nepfatesk6 arnady isou
bzko sebe.
hu eky Sakare byla rozehnana oensvou fecky
Noisem kdezto nepfaeke oddly dale urp6y
ne ztray nedangch povckach zav6rku zprvy pravf
recky velitel. gen. Papoulas:
"Nepfdtek6 ztratv bvy velmi tezk6 ackoi nen mozno
odhadovati ie pLesne Nase zt1ty byIy pomene male
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
TELO NEZNAMEHO VOJAKA

Koblenc H. fna. Generalization Henry T. Allen veli-
tel amerckGho voiska Pornsku where "neznam6ho
ka Chaonsl 2f fna bude lei provaze do Havru. Teo
bude Droy5zeno Gesnou strait pozsavaiicf poddnstonfk
efi souzi Frane behem valkv Sest prosfch voiaku
rovn6z vaecnou sluzbou budou konat povinnos
Vlak poiede primo anz by zastav Parz pfiiede do
Hav % iina kde yyznamenan Cestne Leeie rancouzk6
bude polozeno rakev Kfiznf Olympia poveze teo
vypIuie do SpojenIch State We hodiny tehoz dine
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
PERSFiING POJEDE PRECE DO
LONDYNA.

Londyn, H. rina II Gen. Pershng naGenik sabu ameri-
ck6 armady piede do Londyna pred rfnem ably pooz
cesnou medan odhasovanou kongreem Spoiench Stau
hrob neznamehO brck6ho voiaka Westmnserskem
svi brtcke zahantn6 mnistersvo dnes ve6er
Zaroveh podano svetlen pry amerck6 vyiadfen
by dix ordem Curzonem zahrani6nim mnstren ef
zono re lined zahajeny pfprayy savnosti proieveno
Jest dale potovan mad tim zdal gen Pershngoy byy zp-
sobeny neiake nepfiiemnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
UTOK MA PODNACEI NICI KU KLUXIJ

Atlanta. Ca II fina. Pet vffelu bylo vypaleno
veter p Elizabeth Tvlerovf pfuc naGenc
nfadu Kn FnX Karu die zprvv podan6 polic za
ma ku iaz rozffstv okno loznice nezasaha nei-
nensl stony pachael AZ nekolk sfeIb6
iis'f zavola eefonu ATLANTA Constitution pravi
"chci vam enom ffci dosta sme p Tylerovou
dostaneme Simronse (csafakeho mudrce
inpone) Ultra Pi Tvlerova hostila nekok 1ok
spachAn brzy eich odchodu oznce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
SOUD s GUV. SMALLEM

Springfield. ILL.,, II. riina. okresu Lake ienz nevice
Jest Vzdalen cd stanfho kapitou Len Small Vernon
Curtis Grant Park Ill., banker budou postaven
ma obzaloby zpronevefen spknutf stau So
100000 vefenych fondd behem huy Smaovy trade stat
n1ho taemnka Ma tomo okresu dohodl zasupci
obhaJc Lceni Romano bude pred soudcem Edwardsem
Waukegan Jest mozno, ze zapocne liz prfstf tyden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
Z NEW YORKU DO WASHINGTONU
v 70 MINUTACH

Washington II. ffina Let6 pr6m6rnou ryehlosti ITO
mil "a hodnu poruck Howard X Tame Havilandovym
armadnm aeropanem, n6mz poruck Leroy Wolfe by
cesuiic vGera doet6l New Yorku Washington 10 mi
nyfach, dosahnuv tax noveho rekordu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
ZAVRAZDM PESTOUNY.

Rockford Ill. II. mina. Herbert Steward. 1S-ety bvl
do zdesiho y6zen dnes priznan sanimu nava
nimu re zare Sve pestouny manzele Arstrongovy ie
Itch farmafsk6m obyd bze Rockfordu vecer noch,
jenz I'll Amstrongovymi deet oku pravl by castokre
bit ze ie zasfeli kdyz Armstrong pokouse op6tna ej
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
VYSETROVANI KU KLUX KLANU

Washington, II. ffina. Dnes pred vyborem sn6movnv
posanecke ma pravdla zapocato byo vysefovanm cnno
ku kluX kanu. NeiduIez6jSim sv6dkem bvl c " Wrghf
dffv6S Krai Keage hlava Rytfd Vzduchu Mezi iinym
pravi ze Jed zam6rd pohavaru Klanu byo kon
toovat vobv pomoci jech aineho bratrsva Vgslechu
tomen byl tez cfsarsky mudrc nevidene rise" J. Sim
mons Atlanty Ca enz bude pozde povoan sv6dectv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
MARIAN McARDLE-OVA NEVINNOU

Marian McArdle-ova bya nevnnou spachsni vraz
dy SVEN nevlasnim oci Kaberovi nanladatei 2
Lakewood, porotou pred oudcem odpoIedne
Jeste vcera vecer oznameno poroa shodnout
ale dnes rano mela z rozsude pfpraveny tz M pr6ten
Jamile scudce dostavil obzaovana byIa priv edena
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
KONFERENCE o BURGENLAND

Benakv H. ffina. IT Burgenandska konference byIa zde
zahaena dne odpoedne prefetov6 paaci Rakouska de-
legace Jest ubyovana Hoteu Britannia mistno-
sech kde posedn do1odnuti roispolku Ial N6mec-
KEN Rakouskem bylo podepsano
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
BAVORACI - FORTELNf PIJACL

Berlin IL. riina. Celkem 1,194000 kyartu
centnho piya bvlo eba uhaSen zzn6 BavorkG
zvan6ho rfinoveho fesivau prave skonG
denni savnos Jest popuan bavorskou stuci po
stoeti avsak avnost eton pfi nz poprve cd vypuknu
valky pivo pine se byo prodvano prekonaa vsechny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
UCTTELE MA STAVCE.

Bern Svycarsko. IL. rijna. Uctee po cel6m Tyrolsku
W stavku ezto neobdrze zadneho suzneho cd tervna
pravi depese Innsbrncku dnes... !.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12
NASH PRY HROB SV. JANA.

Pariz IL rfina. Archeologove patraici zffcennacl
starobyleho Efesu obevili krpu. nfz mali
hrob Jan Evangeisty sdeuje depes zde
zene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-12

cEvEAND. lE6NEsDAYl L RtINA locroRERl 2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Health Talks
tuberculosis

Tuberculosis is most commonly
taken by young children from tuber-
culous parents, relatives or friends
who kiss and caress them, or from
floors, food. clothing or other artic-
les which have been contaminated
with tuberculous sputum.
1t is probable that four out of five
children are infected in this way.
and that n out of ten is infected
from the meat or milk of tuber-
culous animals.
The drift of opinion of medical in
vestigators is toward the belief that
tuberculosis is essentially a disease
of childhood. That aA-who are in
fected with the disease in childhood
however, do not suffer from 1t in
later life is due to the fact that their
general health has been maintained
by nutritious food. fresh air, suffi-
cient sleep, lack of worry and over
work and that they have not been
subjected to the depressing effects
of other infectious diseases, such as
measels, whooping cough, typhoid
fever, pneumonia. ETC.. whereby their
resistance to the tubercle bacillus
and it's poison has been diminished.
tuberculosis is durable if treated
early. The tendency of the best
physicians of today is to limit the
treatment to open air by day and
night. sunlight. cleanliness of per-
son and surroundings. rest in bed
when necessary, and sufficient whole
some food. Children, be they tuber-
cular, anemic or well, thrive and
make more rapid progress in their
work in open air schools than in
closed schoolrooms.
1t is estimated that approximately
1000 people die of tuberculosis
every year in the United States. 1t
Is a disease that always fights from
ambush. To beat such an enemy it
is necessary not only to know the
facts concerning right living but to
practice them every minute of
every day. Children do not know
these facts and if they did they
would be unable to apply them. For
this reason SO many children are
victims either in childhood or in
later life.
The commonest early symptoms
are a persistent cold or cough, con-
tinued hoarseness. los of weight
and appetite. a rundown. tired feel
ing, persistent pain in the chest,
afternoon temperature. night sweats.
splitting of blood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Editorials For
Women Folks

You may dispense with the note
of introduction If you wish to make
two friends in a different city ac-
quainted and simply give to the one
who Is to be introduced your own
calling cards with the friends name
and the word Introducing before
it
You will let the man friend who
Is calling on you attend to his own
hat and coat-both placing them
when he enters and getting them
when he leaves.
You will IL you wish, enclose with
the wedding announcements a call
ing card bearing the name of the
newly welded couple. such a. Mr..
and Mrs. and bearing the address
Of their future home. A card of the
same kind may be used by the bride
when she returns from the honey
moon in calling on friends who have
extended courtesies. but 1t should
not be used in ordinary calling.
You will IL entertaining a man
friend at your club, pay all of the
expenses of the event. Whoever
extends an invitation, even though
it is a woman and the guest is mas
culine, attends to the cost Of the
event.
You will acknowledge with a
friendly smile and bow members OF
your club whom you chance to meet
shopping or at a social event, ever
though you have not met them for
mally.
You will take pains to make no
disturbing noise and to keep your
voice pleasantly low while lingering
for a period in the public lounge
of your club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

after seeing one OF New York's
most successful comedies. The First
Year 1 want TO know II you believe
the first year Of married life TO be
the hardest?" asks BRIDE-TO-BE.
Most matrons would agree that #
is. Most settled married men
wouldn't answer the question al all.
Men are not reminiscent: not the
past, but what they hope to get from
the future, interests them.
But woman keeps the an~niversa-
ries: and meditates; and concludes,
concerning marriage, that the first
Is the worst year.
The small causes Of domestic fric-
ton seldom prove fatal to a happy
married life. but there are .wo OF
tragic import which develop soon
after the wedding day.
One is mans and one is woman's
fault. Both come from the "wfll-to-
power" which psychologists hold TO
be n of the great urges.
Woman desires to dominate her
husband and the man is just as de-
termined TO rule his wife.
The bride. quite unconsciouslyf
works negatively. By subtle pro-
cesses she shows that she disap-
proves of a mans mother or his
whole clan. and hat she will have
none of his pipe, or his dog, or hi
club, or his favorite author. or hi
bachelor friendsI
Her will-to-power compels her u
remake her husband.
But a man OF character Is not Il
be shaped over even by an adorint
bride in the year of her honeymoon
This accounts for some very bac
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
BEAUTY HINTS

Now then! You've got your pref
ty eyes looking just all of the love-
ly things they should look. You've
patted and patted until your skin
is Just the finest kind Of a skin. You
have brushed until your hair is as
beautifully glossy as ever hair could
be.
But still there's something lack
ing.
And what?
Think a minute! What's lacking
that you don't stand out like the wo-
man who talked at the club yester-
Gay or like that girl you met the
other day whom every one thinks
is so clever?
Personality. Of course!
You haven't quite dared be your
self. In fact you've been a gentle
bit of everybody else SO long that
r'.nost you wouldn't know your real
r~if. Have to be awfully careful
r.sout this personality business. It's
the finest art OF them all!
Because there shouldn't be too
r,uch of 1t. Neither should there be
- little OF II.
For instance. suppose you do be-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
JAMESBURG

Mrs. Nicholas Macalusa. Of Mount
Vernon, N. Y, came to town Mon
day. This would not be unusual but
for the fact that her husband. who
had figured in the local police court
two weeks ago when he escaped the
penalty for an admitted assault on a
local una with whom he made
his home and she was very DESTROYS
of having her truant spouse make
some explanation to her in defense
of his promise to wed the widow
around Christmas time" She
made the rounds Of the haunts
where Macalusa made his headquar-
tiers, but did not find him and will
move on to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Bennett are
spending several days at Asbury
Park and will attend the banquet
to be given in the Coleman house in
connection with the state session OF
the Independent Order Odd Fellows.
Albert LANCE will also attend the
session and Condit NJ. Dawson will
be the delegate from the local lodge,
Fidelity No. 141.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

WHEN A WOMAN TELLS
BY RUTH AGNES ABELING

Lila sobbed.
"Oh-dear God she turned to
the window. Her words ended in a
moan.
Silently we stood there, Tom and
I. and watched the sun play on Lila's
wonderful golden head while she
fought a losing battle with her emo
tons.
The mar in the chair at the other
window was ~undisturbed by his
wife's anguish. He leaned over a
tri1e to watch a bird ~pinioning a
worm on the stone ledge and then
sat back, his steady gaze seeking the
levels toward ths sky line.
did you say you wanted to take
him with your" 1t was the physi-
clan who finally broke the silence.
"Yes-I think we might better
start right now" Tom said.
AS Tom spoke he advanced toward
Mr.. Ames and held out his hand.
Ames took 1t mechanically and
stared at Tom.
Shall we go for a ride now and
then go homer" Tom suggested.
And the man who had been John
Ames simply nodded.
Lila had turned and was looking
at him. AS the fact of her husbands
mental lapse bore in on her she
seemed gradually to be quieting her.
self. She looked at her husband in
a strange sort of wonderment, as If,
perhaps, she sensed that their situa-
lions were 10Y reversed.
1t was Mr.. Ames who was indif-
ferent-so tragically Indifferent!
Ito be c%optinued)
Copyright, 1921, N. Z. A. Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

0O4Iu 6lucS DOCSu nihOW AAA0
Chapter Sc
We were coming in sight Of the
sanitarium when Tom spoke. you
are prepared. I hope, for Mr.. Ames
not recognizing your" he said.
-~ae" las voice was tense.
A physician was standing in the
hall as we entered. Tom talked to
him q few minutes, then he hurried
away.
When he came back he told US
that we might go up and e him.
We walked up two flights of stairs
and followed the physician to a cor
ner room. 1t was light and airy and
fragrant with the scent of summer
blossoms.
The man sitting at the window
did not look up as we entered.
"John!" Lila had halted suddenly
a few feet from him.
He turned. Stared at his wife.
There was not the flicker of recog-
milton in his gaze.
He arose and with careful dignity
bowed slightly.
With a little cry Lila rushed across
the distance which separated them
and grasped the hand which hung
'~listlessly at his side. Her beautiful
face still lovelier under the stress of
emotion, her eyes sought his and for
a full minute held them in their
queer green-yellow charm.
Then John Ames' hand dropped.
Her gaze relaxed and he turned with
= pitifully listless movement to the
window out Of which he had been
looking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complexion
pallid-tongue oated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calomel-were prepared by
DR.. Edwards after II years of study.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets reapurely
vegetables ompoun dmixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear, pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like
acknowledgements get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions of
boxes are sold annually at l5c and 30c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Caught at Last

"Oh. ho!" cried Cap'n Pennywin-
lie, when he saw the Twins return
ing with the fish net. IT was
30 glad to see anyone in my life!
Wen have to Get Tub Terrapin OUT
OF this at oncA only he's done so
much damage siready hat it's like
locking the ah,ble door after the
horse has run off. But he ought to
he punished and / know Of no bet
ter way than the fish net. It's the
only thing he's afraid of. Just look
vt him lying there as snug and bite
proof az a submarine. He isn't
,fraid Of the shark or the sawf1sh or
anything under the water"
Whether or not Tub heard this
conversation. I cannot say. for he
lay as still Is "a pavement. not
making the least bit of a sign.
Very quickly and deftly the Twins
slipped the fish net under his edges
and. as they gave a pull on all four
corners. up came Tub with a jerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

lieve that lavender is the only color
which expresses your personality.
Won't do to wear lavender all of the
time. or yer perhaps part of the
time with your red-bronze hair. 1t
kills the hair you know. spoils
the lights. OF course you'd be
individualistic If you continually in
sisted upon a touch of lavender
somewhere about your gown because
you felt that only lavender could ex-
press your soul.
But people would call you queer.
On the other hand you don't want
to be the woman who always waits
until the frocks have been marked
down to $3.50 and buys lots of them.
You'll always be in style then be-
cause everybody else would have
everything just like yours - but
you'd all look alike.
And so the art of the thing Is to
find out what your own sweet self
is really like and then dare be it!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

place for stationery pencil, loop for
fountain pen, attached purse and
mirror flap, with lock and keys.
All these conveniences are handy
and there is no necessity Of disturb
ing the contents of the bag.
the seasons travelling innovations.
The suitcase portfolio" is an en-
tirely new overnight" bag. There
is the case for wearing apparel and
| extension pockets for papers and
documents.
1t comes in tan and black-grained
hide and has straps fastening a top
handle and a strong lock. 1t is only
16 inches long.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
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first years.
Mans Characteristic mistake in
the initial year Of matrimony Is that
he rules not wisely but 90 well. In
his new pride Of ownership. he
calmly assumes that his way 10 the
only way.
The disturbing will-to-power crops
u D in everybody. II destroys the
peace of mother and daughter,
separates sisters, and makes small
children quarrel.
In marriage. the first year. IL
subtiy creates the utmost bitterness
Almost any person who is Interest,"
in this article can cite example,
The up-to-date bride and 8
can avoid the abyss. II only 81
fcia1ly posted about the wi
power they will never consider
other petty or mean. They
tolerate. adapt and compromise ffon
the beginning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Emergency Pudding

2 cups milk, IL cups water. y
cup sugar. Il teaspoon salt, 1 egg.
6 tablespoons cocoa. 1 teaspoon
vanilla. 2-3 cup minute tapioca, u
cup nut meats.
Scald milk and water and stir in
salt and tapioca. Mix cocoa and
sugar and stir into first mixture.
Cook until clear and pour on the
egg we'll beaten. Let cool slightly
and add vanilla and nuts. Chill and
serve with or without plain or whip
ped cream.
Copyright, 1921, N. E. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
By MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK-At last accessible
lilly has been introduced into travel
ing articles.
How many women have been dis
tracted by the necessity of unlock
ing toilet cases or handbags or suit
cases and rummaging for their mir
ror or stationery or pencils.
The Accessible" is the very lat
est thing for women in travelling.
All the comforts OF home are con-
densed into 16-inch, black cobra,
Overnight bags with outside COM
partments.
In this outside envelope there is a