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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-04

the promoters to make this an extra on the speed card.
 Just as the preliminaries and semi final sometimes produce the real thrills at the boxing con tests, auto polo can be utilized to put an edge to the auto race events.
 The teams which will be here are touted as the best in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-04

Virginia is determined to annex all the scores that are made.
 A big send-off will be given she team on Thursday when 1t departs for tho far south, and, although not on Che scene of battle. the student body here will be pulling for victory as they have not pulled In q long time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-04
M TEE. PARKWAY, -,-4ll, ],
 A2 AND-~-r7---- = ,L s 1~,, s,e ',,..es'6|REE | E s,fsssRes. ESaNs
SIMPLE DIRECTIONS FOR PLAYING GOLF

golfers who their perhaps would be interesting give them few of my ideas that their with think the believe and then sending forth article the simple directions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-04

game wne EiFHH tilt will be the i'oai game '21 sea son. sort worlds series
 Fightin' For min h. letes provide fan escaI iAe auto polo. wh Aas prov outstanding fe afa nf n state fairs and e. sitlaus HIS year.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27
News Of Gold Hill.

Gold Hill is suffering under q
cloud Of dust.
A good deal of cotton is still
being ginned by s. p. Wilson.
but this week will wind up the
picking and ginning.
The Ladies Demonstration club
Of Gold Hill had an interesting
meeting at the school house last
Thursday. They are still taking
their produce to the market of
Miss Juanita Nicely, county home
demonstration agent.
There is little sickness in this
neighborhood.
Work OH the enlargement and
improvements to be made to the
local school house will begin the
latter part of this week or the
first of next week.
Malcolm Smith has just return
ed from two-day visit to Or.
angeburg county.
Better Than Nothing
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27
Labor Against New Party.

The proposed national labor
party, the American Labor Ali
ance. now being formed by radi-
cal labor organizations. will re
ceive no support from the Amer
lean Federation of Labor. accord
ing to President Samuel GompcrS,
and will have to combat the Wig
orous opposition of the leaders of
the organized labor movement in
this country.
This alliance. which is said to
aim to establish Il workers soviet
republic in the United States. will
not be tolerated by the American
workers, according TO GompcrS.
He did not consider the movement
seriously, he said. and referred 10
other attempts along this line.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27
Mrs. Mamie Thompson Dead.

Following an illness of several
months, Mrs. Mamie Thompson
died at her home in Fort Mill
this morning at 2:10 o'clock.
Mrs. Thompson was the mother
of three children. Mrs. John
Bayne. Tommie Thompson and
and Cornelia Thompson. She
was a daughter of James II.
Bales and had spent her en-
tire life Of 36 years in the Fort
Mill community. Mrs. Thomp-
son was a member of the Fort
Mill Baptist church. The funer-
al will be this afternoon at A
O'Clock and interment will follow
in the Fort Mill cemetary.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27
Drunken Possum Betrays Still.

Failure of poSSum near Chat
tanoOga. Tenn, TO play up to hlS
name resulted in the discovery of
!tsle of the largest Illicit diStillrr-
les ever found i'm that State. ac-
cordmg to revenue officers. When
attention was first called to the
inability of the animal to pursue
straight line of retreat, the
raiders thought it was i'll. One
Of them. however. captured the
posSum and Smcllcd its breath.
The still they then discovered
had a capacity of $50 gallons and
was built on Il concrete base.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27

If You like good sweet music,
get Brunswick Photograph. If
it is simply noise YOU want, most
any other machine will suit You.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27

Time to begin saving money up
for Christmas. Buy your mer-
chandise at MaSScy'S and save
the difference in prices and have
a big Christmas.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27
LISTEN!

Bakers is the Barber Shop that
baked the prices, but it didn't do
1t at the expense of service.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-10-27

Come and see us. We will save
you money and send you away
smiling
BAKERS BARBER SHOP.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

4 NEW FILM FAVORITE. Pulchritudinous
Jacquelin Logan, erstwhile of the "Folies."
VINO broke into the movies but year ago
al ana mas scored so splenddly on the screen,
Goldwyn or long term contract. -
c. s. Bull
Right = GERMAN INGENUITY AGAIN.
Duck shooting from novel folding cata-
maran now being produced by former Ger
man aircraft manufacturing plant. The un-
usual craft weighs but 20 ponds and folds
up with few simple operations 80 that it
may easily be carried from pond to pond.
Left-LEON Enrol as ballet master.
broadways champion funnybone tickler and
star of the New Amsterdam's Sally" has
neen engaged to stage the new midnight
rrolic' and our picture shows him putting a
future Marilynn Miller through her PAGES
his program calls for sixteen comely terpsi-
chores and he's hoping they'll all prove as
- AaAa- aAa-4Az.-x,exrfa International
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Abore-A SOCIETY
BRIDE. Miss Pauline
Mugge, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul K.
Clymer, Of Riverside
Drive, who recently
became the wife of
James Leftwich Har-
rison, ri Of Raleigh,
Underwood
Left" s. TRIO NC
HEART, " world ia
nous police dog, win
ner of scores of prizes
at Europea an dog
shows, and awarded
several medals for his
valiant deeds as a
Red Cross dog during
the war = the real
hero Of "The Silent
Call a new photo
drama, his perform
ance in which, the
producers d e clare,
will make him the
most beloved d og
actor in the world.
Gilli0mS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

Right A MODERN
METHUSELA, Ka-be-
nah -Givey Wench, or
as this antediluvian
Michigan Indian is pop
ularly called, "Wrin-
kled Meat" is supposed
to be the worlds oldest
living human being,
having recently passed
his 134th birthday. The
venerable c h i e f t ain,
who lives at Cass Lake,
M n n e so ta, and is
known to all tourists to
that section of the Co.
pher State, boasts that
he has buried nine
squaws (Which may ac-
count for his furrowed
facade) and is on the
warpath for another.
International
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

THE WORLDS ALTI.
TUDE RECORD HOLD
Err, Lieut.. ]. A. Mac
Ready, U. S. Army flyer.
who recently dumped
the ceiling" at over 4O,-
600 feet, out for a morn
Ing aerial constitutional
some two miles up in the
clouds over Dayton. o.
Q. &, Amy Ar S~vpice
Fhofo-Cdpf. 4. W. Etepens
New-York tribune., 1921-10-30

THE "BL A N X EFT
ROLL" COLLAR. In
Producing the heavily
stuffed and shirred
huge velvet collar
which LeLong of Paris
is featuring on his
wraps this season. The
comfortable" shown
in this particular fash
ion study is attached
to a wrap of brilliantly
colored Chinese tissue.
Underwood
Right A l. O N G.,
I. A N E'S TURNING.
They're building a long
and narrow concrete
road down Helena way
in Arkansas and in
order to accommodate
motorists who use the
road as completed, the
con trac tors have
thoughtfully provided
this unique one man
turntable. 1t permits
the motorist to right
about face his car in a
jiffy on the narrow
highway. GalIo,cov,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Dishes that have contained eggs
should be rinsed in cold water be-
fore attempting to wash them in hot
soap suds. The heat Of the water
cooks the egg onto the surface OF
the dish and makes 1t much harder
to wash. Forks and spoons will
wash more easily II put into cold
water before washing.
Menu For Tomorrow
BREAKFAST - Stewed prunes.
plain omelet, graham mullins. COT
IuNcHEoN-sslmon loaf hot
roll. ~raisins. pie, tea
DINNER Cream of celery
soup. veal birds. baked potatoes.
canned string beans, winter salad.
spice cake. canned cherries. coffee.
Mary's Own Recipes
When pie timber" is growing
a bit scarce during the mid-winter
season raisins make a delicious and
nourishing pie for a change. Eggs
may or may not be Included in the
ingredients as the custard can be
made of oornstarch. Eggs. how
ever. do add to the food svalue of
the pie.
Raisin Pie
/ cup seeded raisins
u cup uBa
3 tablespoons -four
2aeggs
3 tablespoons water
Mix -four and sugar. Add yolks
OF eggs slightly beaten with the
water. Add raisins which have
been seeded and washed to first
mixture. Line q pie pan with
plain pastry. put in filling and
bake in a moderate oven. Cool
and cover with the whites OF the
eggs beaten till stiff and dry with
3 tablespoons of powdered sugar.
Bake in a slow owe till slightly
brown.
Fggless Spice Cake
X cups flour
n cup butter and lard mixed
~ cups sugar
1 cup sou milk
1 teaspoon soda
1 teaspoon each cinnamon and
allspice
n teaspoon nutmeg
II teaspoon salt.
Sift flour and sugar and rub
shortening thoroughly into mix
ture. Add spices and salt. Mix
well. Add sour milk with soda dis-
solved in 1t and stir until thor
oughly mixed. Bake in a loaf.
Copyright, 1921, N. e. Az
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
AIMS Plan works Too Wen

when / said / was Jim Lorimer's
wife the store detectives only laugh
ed at me-" Ann. with hat and coat
thrown aside, looked particularly
childish as she sat on the end of
the bunk nearest her cell door,
why, Jane, those men wouldn't
even bother to find out If / was tell
ing them the truth. They simply
announced that my little game of
giving a W. k. name wouldn't go
with them, No Lorimer woman
wy I'd look at what 1 had taken,
they said!"
Ann was quite solemn at last.
Plainly the hard bunk, the bars,
the prison smell. the gray light, the
cursing of a drunken woman in a
lower corridor had destroyed what
ever sense of the absurd Ann had at
first attached to her prank.
Martha Is down in the Office" l
announced, and after she gets you
out-if she ever does-don't you
dare to tell Jim about this AFFAIR.""
I'm afraid I haven't thought
about Jim today" she confessed.
"Of course. he'd better not know"
Such a confession! 1t angered me.
I wanted to walk away and let the
girl take her medicine. With an
effort l spoke pleasantly:
Before Marie gets here, tell me
how You got here!"
II Just wanted the experience!
That's all! I wanted 1t for the play
I'm writing. You see I've made my
heroine a welfare worker who clerks
for the experience. She decides
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

this time. oh me, oh my!"
"And L." walled the hermit-crab.
cant find my way into the whelk-
shell where I live. Now just see
what you've done, children. I've
got to spend the night outdoors and
someone will eat me-"
YES" went on the sea-cucumber.
land I've mislaid my stomach after
1 cut it off. There was a pearl in 1t
that / wanted to save"
Just then the twins heard a laugh
and smelled hyacinth perfume. They
knew what that meant. The wicked
Jim had returned before anyone
was expecting him. AS the water
cleared away they made out the
form Of a giant cutie fish. Then
they knew that night had not come
at all, but that the cuttle-lsh had
spit black licorice into the ocean.
II see!" said the cuttle-fish with
a wicked nod. I'm just in time
1t was the Jim himself.
(Copyright, 1921. N. e. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
THE BOOK OF MARTHA
BY JANE LORIMER

that It is easy to steal. tells her en-
ployer she's going to do II, some
day, and return the articles by par
eel post. She bets she "a do II, and
tries it-and gets caught! She goes
to jail, Is convicted, and loses her
loveri Well, Van said l eve could
write about a Jail until / had been
in a jail. SO l thought I'd do just
what my heroine is going to do
and-and-here I am. My plan
worked" Ann spoke triumphantly.
Evidently"
Jane, / thought 1t wasn't going
to- / had to steal three articles be-
fore that plaguey store detective
would pay any attention to me! 1t
took most of the morningi" Ann
seemed quite indignant. When at
last she asked me to go with her to
an upstairs Office, say. Jane. / got
cold feet! I explained 1t all to her
but she was perfectly stupid / Of
fered to pay for the trash. but she
wouldn't iisteni Then I suddenly
decided to give a false name. ! told
Pearl Blanchard and they laughed
most impolitelyl Then I gold cold
all over, and told them my real
name, but they said / couldn't buff
falo them! SO here / ami"
Martha will soon have you outi"
Such was the comfort I offered.
Ann jumped up and came to the
bars of her cell.
mo. janet Here I'm going to
stay tonight. Do you think I'll
leave this Jail SO soon. after all the
bother of getting into It'll"
(To be continued)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
Would You Be Beautiful GiUe
Care To Your Skin And Hair

No woman can change the con-
tour OF her face. any more than can
the leopard change his spots. but
Madge Kennedy and Mitzi. the FIRST
famous for her beautiful skin and
the second for her glorious hair, in
sist that these two paramount tri-
butes Of a woman's ioveliness can be
controlled by the would-be besuti-
full.
Both Miss Kennedy and Mitzi are
stars OF note in the legitimate"
theatrical sky. Naturally, being
members of that one profession for
women in which, above all others,
personal appearance Is a definite as
set as well as brains. these two
women have made exhaustive stu
dies concerning the care of their
beauty.
Care of Hair =
Indeed, 1 should have nice hair
says Mitzi. because II has always
had intelligent are. I say 'intelii-
gent because there are a lot of
theories about the care of the hair
that L think wrong.
fFor instance. those hundred
stokes with the brush, twenty-five
stfpkes night and morning is
II Abh. 4AtAC 40 Adi6c III mDIt-
TN same danger as in over-exercise.
'similarly, I think most women
shampoo too frequently. Once a
month is often enough. The best
shampoo Is one egg TO a half cupfui
of water. Rubbed thoroughly into
the scalp. 1t both cleanses and
strengthens the hair. After every
shampoo 1 rub in vaseline. It isn't
very nice TO, apply, but it is wonder
fully penetrating, and, IL the hair
shows signs of falling out, rubbing
in a little once a week will very
speedily stop it.
Water, Air, Sunlight
1t will be noted that Mitzi's meth
cd of caring for her hair is persistent
rather than complex. Miss Kennedy
gives the same kind of advice in
caring for the skin.
The only 'beau.ifiers' I can truth
fully endorse are water, fresh air
and sunlight" says Miss Kennedy.
Here is Miss Kennedy's daily IA
cial program:
ION rising I always rub my lace
gently with the cold cream that
agrees with my skim" she explain
ed. THE kind of cold cream used
must be determined by each indi-
vidual because cream may be
good for one skin. and not for an
other"
Care OF Skin
After the cold cream rub Miss
Kennedy's operations are as follows
Battle face in warm water using
a pure soap.
Rinse face in clear warm water.
Dash cid water over face.
The cold water Is important"
Miss Kennedy points out. because
1t not only invigorates the skin, but
also makes it firm. The only treat
ment the face needs after bathing
is the application OF a very little
cold cream, If the skin is very dry
and a light busting with powder.
Never rub powder into the pores.
Nine. Schumann-Heink, the opera
singer. has never powdered her nose
in her life, and has never been
known to have a shiny nose. How
ever, / am not al drastic as madame
busting the face lightly with pure
powder lis harmless enough"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
How To Keep
Yourself Well
By o. s. Pubic Health Service

By u. s. Public Health Service
Nose bleed Is in the nature of a
hemorrhage and in $ where 1t
recurs frequently. should have med
ical attention.
Often, however, Arst aid treat
ment may be given with success.
Have the patient sit in an upright
position with his head hanging
backward. Loosen the collar and
apply cold water or ice-bag to the
back of the neck. II bleeding con
tinues, have him SNUFF salt and
water, or vinegar and water. up the
nose (using . teaspoonful of salt or
vinegar t o q cupful Of water) or plug
the nostrils with cotton or gauze.
II this does not stop the bleeding
q doctor should be sent for imme-
diately.
O. Our fourteen-months-old son
has been troubled for several months
with q very bad rash, mostly on his
face and head, but sometimes on his
lower legs and back. / am still
nursing him, but feed him milk,
mashed vegetables and one or two
eggs a day. He is right up to the
standard of weight and measure
ment for his age.
A. Some children remain well
nourished throughout an attack OF
skin disease, but in other cases the
general health is undermined. I
should advise you to wean him. To
the milk and mashed vegetables,
you may add beef juice. broth (made
from chicken. beef, or mutton).
cooked fruit, and small amounts OF
well-cooked cereals. Eggs and meat
should be used cautiously until his
skin clears up.
@. I am twenty-three years old.
and am married eighteen months.
and haven't any children. Since /
first started to be unwell I have had
bad pains which lasted two or three
hours the first day. I start to men
struate and for two days have more
or less pain. 1t is hard for me to
walk or be on my feet as the pain
is down-bearing. A week before l
start to menstruate my breas get
very sore and swell. I want to know
il this trouble has anything to do
with my not having children.
A. The pain you have at your
menstrual period may be due to
some displacement, Inflammation.
or other abnormal condition of h
womb; to a contraction Of the mouth
of the womb which does not dilate
sufficiently to allow a free flow Of
the menstrual discharge; or to neu-
ralgia or a rheumatic condition. I
should advise you to have a medical
examination. and treatment of any
trouble that is found to exist. 1t
must be remembered. however. that
failure to have children u sometimes
due to some condition in the hus-
band. I would suggest that your
husband also have a medical exam
nation.
o. What causes children to grit
their teeth in their sleepf I have a
girl, six years old. that does that
nearly every night.
A. Grinding of the teeth during
sleep is usually due to some diges-
i've disturbance gastro-intestinal
disorder of some sort. 1t Is also
found at times in children
or in the course of a nervous disease.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
SAYREvILLE

Most of the members of Seminole
Tribe No. 234, Improved Order of
Red Men, went to South Amboy last
night to take part in the nftieth an
niversary celebration Of Seneca
Tribe of that place. With them
went the Lincoln Fife and Drum
Corps to take part In a street parade.
The parade was part Of the celebra-
ton.
Thomas Smith. administrator of
his fathers estate. is having the
property surveyed and subdivided
into building lots. Engineer Simons
is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bright, of
South River. visited at the home Of
Mrs. Bright's parents. MI. and Mrs.
Jonathan Bright.
Borough Clerk Weber has been in
Trenton all of this week on business.
Edwin Cordes. who Is engaged in
manufacturing non-aicoholic iavor-
ing extracts, visited New York
Thursday on business.
Ofhcer Harry Oleson reported for
duty yesterday. having been on on
sick leave for two weeks. He was
operated on for an abscess by DIR.
Guttman at st. Peters Hospital,
New Brunswick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
TO MEET AT. TRENTON

The second of the series of Fo-
runs which the New Jersey Wo-
mems Republican Club is holding
each Monday afternoon at the Re-
publican Club House. 139 East Han
over street Trenton. will have as its
subject the Institutions n Agen
cies of New Jersey. Mrs. Lewis s
Thompson, a member of the Board
of Institutions and Agencies, will
preside and the detailed program
will be as follows:
1.-The Institutions and Agencies OF
the state Of New Jersey
The plan for a Commission for
studying THE poor law.
Changes in regard to the work
of the State Architect.
The policy that is behind the
work of the Department.
The speakers will include Com
missioner Burdett G.. Lewis. and
! others connected with the manage
ment of the Department.
At the close of the meeting the
Hon. Z. Bertram Mott, State Com
mitteeman from Morris county, one
of the authors of the Pierson Elec-
ton law, will talk or the bill which
has been introduced covering va
rious changes in the law.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29

avoided while this configuration
prevails. The aged will be peculiar
ly captious.
Great activity among various
churches is for~told- An organiZa-
ton that has its central govern
ments in the West will make great
progress secretly and will gain foot
hold in places hitherto hostile.
Lovers should be careful. since
Neptune is in an aspect encouraging
to deception, hckleness and misun-
derstanding.
February is to be a month of
storms even more severe than usual.
A serious earthquake in the second
degree of EAST longitude is foretold.
Decrease in the birthrate will be
noticeable from this time. the seers
prophesy.
Again immigration will present
serious problems. Many women will
seek admittance to the United
States.
Inventors have the augury of
profit through l~abor-saving contri-
vances for the home. Domestic af-
fairs will undergo many changes.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
have a strenuous year that brings
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29

BRUSSELS.-A visitor that EN-
press Charlotte has awaited 81
years is riding swiftly to her chat
eau at Bouchot. The visitor is
Death.
Charlotte is 81 and feeble. She
is Ill OF influenza.
Wife of Ferdinand Macmillan,
emperor of Mexico, she is the only
empress North America ever had.
Ever since her royal husband was
executed at Mexico City, June 10,
1867, she has been bereft of rea-
son.
1t was in 1857 that Macmillan.
brother of Francis Joseph. the late
war emperor Of Austria arrived in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
1.-THE Jim Returns"

At last the twins were about to
escape from the under-sea palace of
che wicked Jim. With the kind aid
of the lobster, the crab and the sea-
cucumber, they had found their lost
box containing their charms, and
the Magic Green Shoes.
But Just as Nancy was about to
slip her left foot into n of her
shoes and Nick was sitting down
upon the white sand to draw on his.
the sea grew suddenly black. No.
body could see an inch in front of
his nose, and the twins dropped
their shoes with a cry of dismay.
Great goodness" cried the lob
Oter. 1T must be six o'clock and
time for the Jinn's dinner. I've
been wasting my time out here and
never noticing how late 1t was get
ting. The Jim will be sliding home
on the great Northern Lights and
not a bite to eat. He'll boil me sure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
HOROSCOPE
Sunday, january 80, 1921

Copyright. 1921. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Evil stars dominate today, accord
ing to astrology. Although Uranus
is in beneic aspect in the morning.
Mars, Saturn, the Sun. Jupiter and
Neptune are all adverse.
During this sway 1t is well to oc-
cupy oneself with pleasant reading.
avoiding any sort of planning or
initiative.
While Uranus opens the mind to
a h~ospitable reception of spiritual
ideas. clergymen may find condi-
tons most unpropitious for the pre-
sentation of philanthropic or char
table projects.
The inclination under this plane
tary government is likely to be to-
ward selishness that avoids human
helpfulness and INDUCES in severe
criticism.
In the domestic circle lack of
Harmony and even quarreisome
tendencies may be apparent. for
Mars is in a place deemed dangerous
to peace in either families or ma
tons.
Even though Sunday is usually a
day suspicious for making friendly
visits. relatives or persons who may
bestow favors or legacies are TO be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-29
OLD BRIDGE

The employees OF the Perth AM
boy Waterworks. at the Runyon
Station. are filing their ice
house with good. clear six-inch Ice
Benjamin Slower has started work
on his new residence that he is erect
ing in Oak View Park. The build
ing viii be old colonial style. The
first door will have five rooms and
. buffers pantry. the second door