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Evening star., 1921-10-16
Kidney 0melet.

Melt two tablespoons Of lard IN &
frying pan. skin four kidneys and
cut them in small dice and toss then.
into the hot fat for three minute.
Whisk the whites of SiN eggs Z" q
stiff froth. then add the six yolkS.
one tablespoon OF chopped parsl"y
and TWO tablespoons of cream Ih"u
add the kidney. Melt four table
spoons of lard in > frying pan, pour
in the omel"t and fry over Il clear
fir. for six minutes. when tn. edges
are set fold III. edges over SO thai
the nmeiet assumes tn oval Shap"
BE careful that il iS not dong To"
much. I" brown the top. hold tn"
pan before the fire. or pun il in th.-
oven. Never turn an omriet in th''
pan; slip ii carefully Oh d hot dish
and serve il the instant II come =
from The. fire
Evening star., 1921-10-16

was shown To til. Americans buyers
in August and is not new. but Tia"
well-dresSed French woman cares lit
tie for that faSt. She does not beat
;he air for novelty in :hc same fash .
ion as does the American commercial =
list to whom novelty must be tho
reason for buying.
This gown is in flaming chiffon
and pale tan crepe with tn" en- =
hroidery done with coral beads.
Worth uses enough coral beads on
his many gowns to have provided
funds for some of the Italian WA
debts. When in his salons on. feels
AS If n magic carpet had carried on
to Florence and the .trno. Even his
gown called "Oiielia" has coral on -
Would she have worn il?
Evening star., 1921-10-16

in black, like u funeral procession. but
their bodies will be covered. Their
clothes will not end before they BERN.
and there will be something tangible
between the flesh and the froch.
pair of chiffon bloomers and u crepe
de chine bathing suit will not con-
Stitute a street costume.
\ woman may continue to wear
stockings which are intended to fool
the public into the belief that she
does not wear stockings. but she
will have so little chance OF show
ing them that she may cease to give
Sc a pair in America and $40 a pair
In Paris. Their price was governed
by their public appearance. Now that
they will not be seen, they may drop
to the comfortable old price Of 81
i pair.
The gowns in this era of modcsty
Evening star., 1921-10-16
RTTENOUSE Writing From Paris Says
"A Having Easy Time of 1t This Seasonal Boodles Battle With
PucThe Road Leads ModestyA
Few Women Wearing the Lie-Saver Belts.

harness No horse could pull upnii
with that"
THERE are other accessories that
are equally venturesome. lhere
Is the scarf that turns an. evening
Evening star., 1921-10-16

gown into one for the street. There
is the sleeve that is tied above the
elbow and hangs to the knees. there
is the bow of black moire ribbon
fastened on one bare shoulder with
Evening star., 1921-10-16

two streamers. one front and one
back, floating to the floor.
There are square trousers of dark
colored satin that reach to the ankle
Evening star., 1921-10-16

that reach to the instep. there is the
balayeuse of pleated muslin or lace
Dlac.d at the hem OF six yard skirts.
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BRIDGEPORT ,.1
KNIGHT TEMPLARS
SPECIAL SERVICE
interfering Program Prepared for csls-
brAtion Of Ascension Day BY
Knights Tsmplar
Double Choir Will Furnish Nusic For
the Evening and Rev. J. r. Hoffman
Will Deliver Sermon

The annual Ascension Day services
for the members Of Hope Commandery
Of the knights Templar composed OF the
members OF this rank from this city.
Bellaire and Martins Ferry will be held
in the kirkwood Methodist church this
evening at o'clock. 4 double choir,
COMPOSED Of the ch0irs Of the First
Presbyterian and Methodist churches OF
this city under the direction of Prof
Harold ODell. director of the NJ. l.
choir. will render the music for the
evening which promises 10 be Of an eX-
ceptional nature.
The sermon will b. delivered, by the
Rev. J. T.. Hoffman. DID, Of Cleveland
and a former pastor OF the docal churcn
All Of the members OF the Comma0dery
will attend the services in a pooy Snn
the friends have been invited. The fol-
lowing is the complete program;
Solo-"My Redeemer and My Lord. BUCK
Harold O'Dell
Sermon by Rev. J. +. Hoffman. ID. D. -,
Pastor Of First NJ. +. church. tleVeIano
Praycr--by Rev. John w. Necl
Of Bridgeport Presbyterian church
Scripture -Rpv. T.. O.. Morris
of r'irs, NJ. T.. church. Bridgeport
An,hem--"Unfold ye Portals. .Gounod
BY Choir
Observation-Disclosures. J. +. Hoffman.
Organ REPRESENTATIVES. Mamie Robin
son. organist.
Missionary Meeting.
Tho Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of The k!rkwood Methodlst
church will be- entertained At the nome
Of Mrs Jessie Arminc at Bookside. o''
Friday evening Of this week. Mrs
Sturgeon will assist the hostess for the
evening and all have been promised
fine time.
Baseball Practice.
The members OF tho Scott Lumber
company baseball team have been call
cd out for practice this evening. The
team are To meet at the offices OF the
company this evening at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp 10 make arrangements for the
game 10 be staged here Saturday.
Move to st. clAirEv1lls.
charles SChell. for many years city
rlerk Of this city. is planning TO move
his family 10 st. Clairsville this week.
He expects to open news stand in that
place. having secured "A room on Main
street. directly opposite tho court house.
and his many friends will unite in
wishing him success.
Lo6T-Purse containing money and key.
between whitley street and Selby &
Reed pharmacy. Reward for return to
Selby & Reeds my-5-i
entertained Ladies' AID.
Mrs. &. &. WCodcock was the cha rm-
ing hostess TO the members of the First
Division Of the Ladies' Aid society of
the First Methodist church at her home
on Whitley street. kirkwood. last eve-
ming. The usual business meeting was
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DEEMED UNwrSE BY CHAMBER TO
CAITICrKE THE MAYOR WHO
GRANTED THE PREM1T.
DEMONSTRATION HELD IN THIS
CITY OF MONDAY IS cHARAC-
TERMED As "DrS9RACEFUL"
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST GATH.
zRED IN VARIOUS SOURCES IN
COUNTY METROPOLIS.

The RcllaIrc rhamu"r &c ,'"nIm"r''' -
as weak knced aS he MANOR 81 E"lE,.~"
il IL takes no action" 'N'!i James l..
T4tnard real estate wnu 1T IN" meeting
e the chamber Yesterday pt,"rnoru
-Aen the matter &C ;hr My Day par
ado here was being discussed in lrt"iI
The chamber went on record as heiaG
opposed 70 any future demonstrations
OF the kind. The motion 10 that "ffrst
was accepted by the chamber by un"ni-
NOUS vote. There WAS no condemnation
OF Mayor CulbertSon embodied III thC
resolution adopted although he wdS h"i-
~ criticized in the remarks on the mai'
ter.
Hundreds Of Eellaire person who
Witnessed the demonstration CharactN--
ICED il as Revolutionary" AMI have
been loud i'm their dcnunciatiom of <.
A parade was one OF the features with
about 700 persons in line. less than a
score Of them American horn. Banners
were carried containing such statements
as AROUSE ye slaves. "Workers want
trade with Russia. and Lost. STRAY, i
or Sto!en-DemoCracy." /, is said tha;
one banner carried in the front "t the
parade was Smearcl with blood
Brought Up by julius weu.
ton OF the chamber after President
Harry Russell was about :" adjourn th'
meeting. II was brought up by Julius
WE'LL. dry goods merchant. HI said u
was diSgracrful and that the chamber
should either condemn or approx" il.
Mr.. I.;nard said III" event should
never have been permitted. He said
the chamber il it took no action woul
prove even more wcak-knccd than tn"
mayor was who refused 10 say no when
asked for a permit To stage IN" demon
stratiOn
{. W. Dickens. banker said N" heir.
onstra ton was Il disgrace 10 the city
and that it should never b." permitted
again. He held tn" mayor was not at
fault. az ne had been assured that the
demonstration would h. p,,,rcful
Harry ). McGrrg"r. lumber .traler
said that more persons should b" " IL
spoken againSt such drrUnn Strat;Ou$.
Mr.. WE'LL offered motion that IN"
mayor De condepned for granting ~"
Permit. II WAS seconded by MIR. LIN
ard. Under presSur" NJ SOME who III"
not want to SEQ the mayor criticized.
the motion was amended merely 70 rLi
the chamber on record as opposed TO
future demonstrations Of the Kind ard
taking no action specifically on the "ns
held last Monday.
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ihc Sunday school rooms Of tho church
"n Third and clay streets this evening
ar 7.au o'clock Miss Ella Tears vii
lead tho devotional rN"r"isns. and Meg
DANES r. f.. Iugh and William Work
man VIII hav" rharE" OF the program.
sutIer Funeral
The Cun.rnl services for Mrs. Anna
SIr!rE Will known resident Of ItNlan l..
o., vino lied at Tia" family homo Ia that
rf,r, will H.. held at 81. Juscrhs I'ath-
ni:, church ia Till0uvtlir. Saturday
morning at Q o'clock. and the !nterm"nt
VIII b" made al HUpewcll cemetery.
Missionary Convention.
The annual convention Of the W"m"n's
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
t.: ali of the Presbyterian churches in 81.
tlulrsyille I'resbytrry will he held in
the First Presbyterian church in this
city Tuesday and "Wednesday uf next
week. and the programs have ALREADY
been r.,.civ"d Delegates will he in at
tendance at the meeting from all Of the
societies Of the preSbytery. and Splen-
did program vii! be rendered at each or
the sessions.
Firsmsn Called.
All uf the fjremcn Of the city were
"a LED out oil Dcu NtSlcTNdN lIl'I H'i ID a.
) u',.lUck. by an alarm from box IL. \
storage house. the property Of Walter
Schell, had taken fire and the loss Is
estimated as about $500. 1t is supposed
that some tramp orr other sleeper caused
the fire. as the building has been vacant
for some time.
Aluminium Sale.
Another on" Of those big ALUMINIUM
.,Io FEATURING (SrpIi Northern
quality, will he feature at the Otte-
Petit Hardware Company store on South
Fourth street, Saturday. mN-J-l
Martins Perry Briefs.
Raymond Robbins and John BaEogtt
have gone to Ashland. Kentucky. where
they expect 10 60 10 work
Mrs. l.. W. Smith. or North seventh
street. will leave tomorrow for Alliance
for visit with her son, Lcmotte ana
family.
Th. High school orchestra Will supply
the music for the program at the Par
cnt-teachers meeting tonight.
Mrs. Hodgen Tilton. Of this city. is
spending a few days as the guest OF
friends at Bethesda. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. X. Smith viii leave
this morning on few days business
visit TO Pittsburgh, IA.
Bora club Of ST. Johns Lutheran
church. were enterta ined at the home OF
Mrs. William Ottc on Briadway street,
last night.
Yesterday was another day Of rain.
similar to those for more than i week
past. and all are wondering when 1t will
cease.
One Of the Ultimate Bus Company'S
drivers was arrested in Bridgeport yes
terday charged with traffic violation.
The Tokia Girls. with eleven people
in tn, company. Will be the musical
comedy and vaudeville attraction at. the
PaSlimc theatre tonight.
Wilbur Il. IieslOp. Of this city. was
business visitor at Steubcnrllle. o., yes
trrday morning.
The Studcbakcr films being shown
free at the Pastime yesterday afternoon
and this afternoon. are attracting good
crowds. The manufacture Of one or
these cars is shown from the pig iron
to the completed autnmUhilr.
No matter what you want it Will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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held after which the members ~oessa
a social hour.

held after which the members "aS~a
a social hour.
1ngnss 1unsrA
TIL. funeral services for the fsts WIZ
liam r. Hughes. former dairSm4h VI
n.ar Brookside. who died few days
aro, were held from the family nome
Yesterday afternoon at 1 O'CLOCK KY
George W. Byrnes, Of Lansing oh~
riatcd and the body was taken 10 f4l"-
ington. o.. for interment.
1rodsrn HriecdlAS.
Mrs Bert Porter very charminGfy en-
,.,ta,ncd the Modern Priscillas club,
composed Of ladies Of this city and MAJ
tins Ferry. at her home on HoWare
street, Eirkwood. yesterday afternoon.
Music and rancywork. the usual CLUBS
social diversions. were followed during
the afternoon. following which lunch.
con was enjoyed.
NissionAry Nsstt1S.
Tho regular monthly meeting or the
Women's Home Missionary society OF
the West Wheeling Methodist church.
was held at the home OF Mrs. Maud
Koch OF that place last evening, with
practically all Of the members present.
Following an interesting business ses-
sion. a social hour was enjoyed.
School 2hoeof1oAh9.
The members Of the Junior class held
their regular rhetorical exercises at tho
high school building yesterday after
non. The members Of the sophomore
class will perform this afternoon ana
the Freshmen will hold their exercises
tomorrow afternoon.
11iA1spoft Briefs.
Thomas G.. BiKlow, local contractor,
WAS a business visitor at Stcubenvjlle,
o. yesterday afternoon. "a
The condition Of Mrs. Fl. T. PyleSa, =
Kirkwood, is reported not much I'm.
proved.
Howard II. Wilson. local undertakes.
was a business visitor at FarmingtoE
o. yesterday afternoon.
Miss Dora Miller. Of Philadelphia, Pa,
a former resident IS visiting WITH
friends in town.
Mr.. Hudson. consulting enE-of
Pittsburgh. started figuring on tho
water supply for this city yesterday
morning.
All Of the taxi men between Bridge.
port and GAINESVILLE. o.. have consoii.
dated into one company.
The weekly meeting Of Belmont lodge
No. 100 Of the Knights OF Pythias, will
hold their regular meeting this evening.
A meeting OF the Girl Scouts OF tho
West Wheeling NJ. p. church will b
held tomorrow evening.
All member sof the Loyal Order OF
Moose have been urged to attend q
special meeting OF Importance to Be
held tonight
The sorority Of the AIphi p fraterB.
ity will meet in the chapter rooms on
Main street, this evening.
!.
Bath parties profit when they meet
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TO PREVENT BADNESS

il can he cured. Stop falling hair and
dandruff and prevent badness by using
Partisan Sage: best for the hair &. II
Griest 4 Co sell IL with guarantee Of
money back if not satisfactory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

Do You Know Anybody
In Steubenville?
n GAINESVILLE, or East Liverpool one of the
~ many little towns within radius Of fifty miles
of Wheelnga
If you do you ought to know also just how little
make long distance telephone call to that
From Wheeling to Steubenvlle for instance costs
only 20 To gainesville is Is and 80
buys FIVE minutes conversation from here East Liver
Use the long distance service to keep friendships
ties close. You talk to any city or town at cost
that is really triains compared with te pleasure and
satisfaction will bring
The lines there for you to use-quck, efficient
service makes long distance conversation satisfactory
as if you talking to someone around the
See telephone directory for of the to
nearby points, ask your operator the any Place.
r. DUNNNG, Manager
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company
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Bath parties profit when they meet
through Intelligencer Want Ads. -
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Foreigners Leaving.
Another Rrs Operates.

Another bus company has ii machine
operating between Bellaire and Whe"l-
ing II j. thu Royal Blue Bus Line.
At the present time no less than hall
dozen trucks are operating between TINS
CIT" and Wheeling. All are doing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
To Cambridge Sunday.

The Florence Athletic association
baseball team Will go t" IambrmS" on
Sunday To play the fast team of that
place. The Guernsey r"untianS have Il
fine team this year and have won
number of victories already thl> sea
Sl. Manager Tharp of the Florence
t"\m will take his best team /" CLE-
bridge in an endeavor 70 bring HON"
tn" bacon.
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No matter what you want 1t Will save
you time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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Parent-Teachers Meet.

The High school auditorium Is en-
pected 20 be we'll filled with th' patrons
of tn" local schools this evening. the
occa sion being Il joint Meeting OF all
Of the ParentTearhers dissertations Of
the city. Addresses by Miss Beatrice
Robitaille. county health nurS". AMI
Supt. Maston. vii be features Of the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Bair Funeral Held.

, Funeral services for tn" latr I"<s-
phine Bair. aged - Years. former l"r.i!
milliner. who died at the h0m" &C h,
mother. Mrs. Sara Bair On North Noble
street. were held last night. Rev. II.
e Thompson pastor of the United
Presbyterian church. thad charge IT tire
services. Buriai will be private this
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
Go, to Cam bridge.

The stat" officials of the United Mlte
Workers of America who Mere IN tbs
city considering the trOuhl" al the Parr
Run mine at .MnundSN.llc and who con-
sidrrcd other troubles III the Eastern
ONO held. left yesterday for Cambridge
At that place they Will taxa up a NUM-
Der of grievances hcfor" returning TO
Columbus. the headquarters for IN" or
C;niZ,tiOp.
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Tiramon Called.

All 81 the fjremen Of the city were
called out Of bed yesterday morning at
) O'Clock. by an alarm from box IL. \
storage house the property Of Walter
Schell had taken fire. and the loss Is
estimated as about $500. 1t is supposed
that some tramp ur other sleeper caused
the fire. az the building has been vacant
for some time.
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Il is said that we'll known LOCAL mai
has rrCcived notice from tcd"r Il ON
Gals To pay up an assessment "t $2.o"".
\ liuuor violation case which brought
conviction in property owned by TINS
man iS said 20 have been responsible
for the Eoverhment demand. Others are
likely To follow in cases whore there has
been convictions IN liquor cases.
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Claim Price Exhorbitant.

Engineer Hudson. who las been re-
tanned 10y the village Of Bridgeport t"
maxi Il survey. and report on the con.
ditiOnS concerning water supply for
that rity. stated that the price ASKED
the Village of Bridgeport by the city "
Martins Ferry for their water supply
is exhnrbitant. He stated also that the
Martins Ferry water works is not hand
led efficiently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05

NEh S"~G"an' Joseph N"Man"n ~
thu ,""". p".i," force has Il S"vcrnmon II!
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-01-28
CROWDS AT FLORENCE'S
In SPITE OF WEATHER.
Store Packed on Opening Morning
and Steady Stream Of Buyers
Are Attending Sale.

The w. A. Florence Dry Goods
Company opened their big white
goods and clearance sale Wednesday
and in spite of the bitter
cold wind and rain the store was
packed to Overlooking soon after the
doors opened, and continued to be
crowded until late in the afternoon.
Thursday was no better day so far
as weather conditions was concerned,
but steady stream Of buyers poured
in an out Of the store in volume
that would make hard times bowler
turn green.
NJ. Florence was much pleased
with the outlook for the sale and
stated that though . good amount of
goods had b cen moved, plenty more
were on hand to take care of the
wants Of the people during the entire
ten days sale.
The big response given to Mr..
Florence's sale bespeaks the conf
dence he has gained in those who have
bought goods from him before.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-01-28
MARIETTA GIRLS BEAT
KIRKWOOD HI 81 TO 6.
Will Play East Point For Third Game
of the Season in East Point
This Afternoon.

By winning in the second game Of
the season last Friday afternoon, the
Marietta High school kept her per
centage up to the 1000 mark and is
equalled by only one team in the
league, Decatur High also having two
victories to her credit
The Kirkwood team though they
played hard, were no match for the
local veterans and the game went to
Marietta by score of 27 to s..
Marietta will play East Point at
East Point today East Point has
one victory nd one defeat on her page
for this season and though Marietta
is expected to win by good margin,
the game will probably be the closest
one so far this year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-01-28
ORPHAN RELIEF FUND
>SWELLED BY SCHOOLS

The children of America are deep
l. Interested in the fate of the child
rem of other lands not so fortunate
as themselves, when the facts are
presented to them as they really
exist.
The Marietta schools in a collec-
ton last week, contributed about
$11400 to the fund for the starving
babies of Europe1
Of this -snruGnt the two sections Of
the seventh grade at Waterman street
school gave $500. Nearly all the
chldren-particularly in the High
school-had contributed through 9th
er channels to the cause, making the
collection at the school smaller than
it would otherwise have been.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-01-28
MAYORS EXTRA SALARY
BEING HELD UP AGAIN
: Petition Filed Tuesday to Prevent
Salary of $500 a Month Being
Paid Board Treasurer.
CLAIM SALARY is TOO MUCH
Plaintiffs Compare County Treasur-
er's Salary of $50 and Claim
More Duties to Office.

A petition was filed in the Cobb
County Superior court Tuesday, JAN
Nary 25 against the City board of
Lights and Water Works, j. R. Brum-
by, ct al, by B. 7. Frey, N. B. White,
ct al, enjoining the Board of Lights
and Water Works from paying j. R.
Brumby, Jr., a salary of $500 per
month, or any back salary at that
rate, as treasurer of the Board of
Lights and Water Works of the city
of Marietta.
The grounds for the petition set
forth that the salary is exhorbitant,
out of reason, and out of proportion
for the duties performed, or needed
to be peri as treasurer of the
board. In claiming that the salary
is exorhant and out of reason, the
petitioners compare the salary of the
county treasurer at $50 month with
the board treasurer's at $500 month
and claim further that the county
treasurer handles much more money,
and that more time is required to
perform the duties of that office.
The plaintiffs are represented by
Judge Geo. F. Gober. The case will
probably be called during the March
term of Cobb County Superior court.
The injunction does not in any way
affect the payment of the salary of
$4,000 per year which is paid to Mr..
J Brumby as Mayor of Marietta.
Mr.. Lawson Fields is City Treas
urer for Marietta, and for this ser
vice he only receives 500 per year,
making another comparison of salary
possible.