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he were waiting for something. She's lucky, for she won't have to go oh her own legs, for miles and miles,
 That's just what I intend to do,'' Spot informed him. They don't mean to take me. But I'm going to follow you, right under the wagon, where Johnnie Green and his father can't see me-"
 So they started off. And they had Scarcely passed through the gate when Henrietta Hen began to clamor in her shrillest tones. But nobody paid any heed to her. The wagon clattered off down the road. And old dog Spot smiled to himself as he trotted along beneath i..
 Henrietta just remembered that she forgot to put on her best apron,'' he ckuckled.
 Copyright. 1921 by The Metropolitan | Newspaper Service).
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
Why Dicky Prided Himself On Having
 Rested BesS Dean.

"That'1l be splendid" MT. Cosgrove gave relieved sigh. "1'll get the bait dug this afternoon. How many are going?"
 Just as many as wish" Dicky de- clared generously. That boat Of mine is like one of those old tele- scopes they used to pack clothing in there's always room for someone extra
 well, let's see.' MT. Cosgrove was radiantly contemplative. His delight in the proposed expedition was patent to everyone. You and Mrs Graham, Miss Dean, that's three. How about you, Bob?" addressing Robert Saw arin.
 Do you think you could stand such a trip ?" The artist asked the ques- tion of Lillian in lieu of an answer.
 '1 am afraid not, Robert, but that need not"
 "Count me out" Robert said de- cisively, and Pa Cosgrove turned to his wife, his eyes twinkling.
 How about it, Mother?" he asked.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
BIG GIRL ACT AT PALACE.

The Keith vaudeville headliner for the first three days of the week is the musical comedy satire 'Polly's Pearls with George Taylor, Myrtle Howard, and a big Broadway beauty chorus. They offer a bright, snappy musical comedy with fine song and dance numbers and good, clean com edy. Other acts include Henry's Pets in IA Canines Dream; Allen & Can tor in latest songs at the piano; and Al and Mary Royce in comedy song skit, Bare Facts The feature pho- toplay presents. Americas famous beauty Katherine Macdonald in her drama of romantic mystery "The No. torious Miss Lisle.'
 Man Woman-M Marriage" Allen Ho1. ubar's Associated First National drama eternal starring Dorothy Phil. lips at the Palace theater, starting next Sunday, is a picture inspired by the progress of modern woman and
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN QUICKLY SOOTHED
 WITH SULPHUR

Mentho-Sulphur. a pleasant cream, Till soothe and heal skin that is ir- itated or broken. out with eczema; hat is covered with ugly rash or dmples, or is rough or dry. Moth az subdces fiery skin eruptions so uickly, says noted skin specialist.
 The moment this sulphur prepara- ton is applied the itching stops and fter two or three applications, the czema is gone and the skin is de- xhtfully clear and smooth. Sulphur , so precious as skin remedy be- ause it destroys the parasites that ause the burning, itching or disfig- rement Mentho-Sulphur always calls eczema right up.
 A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur may @ had at any good drug store.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
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 love for man or money, desire for a splendid career, or craving for a sym pathetic understanding not received from their family-all dissolve into one main factor: Dissatisfaction with life as they are living it.'' Ignorance and unappreciativeness are the reasons given by one signing herself as "M. S." I'M. S." writes: Girls leave home because they don't know what father and mother really mean in their world until they go out and get into trouble or some mishap. That makes them open their eyes to the real meaning of father, mother and home, and the real protection a fathers home gives"
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

This is the last week of Fox's theater ''Why Girls Leave Home contest, be- ing run in the columns of the Herald and coincident with the opening of the winner will be announced. A $10 gold piece will be given the person ad- judged to have given the best answer. to this question. Answers may be sent to the Contest Editor, herald, and must not exceed fifty words
 Elsie Beach of 136 East Main street thinks that simple satisfaction Is the reason why girls leave home. As she puts it: "The reasons why girls leave home-whether expressed as
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

and placed it in the back of the wagon.
 We're tll ready!" Henrietta cried to Eben"-er. The old horse didn't even turn his head, for he could see backwards as well as forwards, be- cause he wore no binders. He made no direct reply to Henrietta, though he gave sort of grunt, as if the whole affair did not please him. He knew that it was a long distance to the fair grounds and the road was hilly.
 She thinks it lark" he said to he dog Spot, who hung about as if
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

pound advertised and had heard severa women talk of it, so mother got mt some. This Vegetable Compound is wonderful and it helped me very much so that during my periods am not nov sick or drowsy. I have told many girl
 about your medicine and would be glat to help anyone who is troubled witt similar ailments. You may use my tes timonial as you like. "-SrELLA LINK W1LER, Second St. Evansville, Indiana
 Some girls lead lives of luxury, whil, others toll for their livelihood, but al gre subject to the same physical law md suffer in proportion to their viola ton. When such symptoms develop 3
 irregularities, headaches, backaches 5earinr-down sensations and 9th 5lues," girls should profit by Miss Linx ,s7siler's experience and give Lydia IF einkham's Vegetable Compound 1triS
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
'LAUGH!, BY HOYT'S REVUE.

"LAUGHy' BY HOYT'S REVUE.
 For the final week at the Lyceum playhouse, the always fine Hoyts Re- vue is presenting the greatest laughing success ever seen in the city in any theater, 'Laugh!" It is positively the most humorous. most entertaining snappiesG show ever seen here, and the management of the Lyceum wagers with anyone who can sit through "Laugh!'' and not laugh.
 ''The Highest Law is picture full of red-blooded action and the theme is out of the ordinary run of common picture plays The photo is vivid, striking and at times the story is bril- liantly scintillating. For other enter tainment there are comedies, news reels and silversheet recrea tionals.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

Colds and catarrh yield like magic soothing, healing, antiseptic cream nat penetrates through every air assage and relieves swollen, infiamed membranes of nose and throat. Your ogged nostrils open right up and you Tn breathe freely. Hawking and 1uffing stop. Don't stay stuffed up nd miserable.
 Get a small bottle of Ely's cream alm from your druggist Apply a tile in the nostrils and get instant re- ef. Millions endorse this remedy nown for more than fifty years.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

keep this in mind and be sure that tomatoes make their appearance in a whole state.
 Stuffed Tomatoes
 Four tomatoes, tablespoons but ter, tablespoons chopped green pepper. IA cup cooked sweet corn, 3-4 cup soft stale bread crumbs, h teaspoon minced onion, Tomato pulp. Remove stem end from tomatoes
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

OS vOA CbA AAAOAA sAAo
 ire gular periods Every mon tn m. back would ache an
 l always had a col and felt drowsy an sleepy. l work in
 millinery shop and
 went to work ever.
 day, but felt stupi:. and would have suci
 cramps. 1 had seel Lydia E. Pinkham'i w e get able Com
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

sued. These forests are extensive and need never be exhausted if properly safeguarded, Professor Patterson said, for they form a second growth in thirty years.
 Professor Patterson's Alaska trip combined all sorts of transportation, including the Alaskan railroad now being constructed by the United States government, river steamer and Pacific liner, as we'll as plain "musning" as in the gold-rush days. His trip carried him through the Atlin lake country of British Columbia, and as far as Daw- son, Yukon territory.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
YUUuG GlKL
 FINDS REL|EI
Wants to Tell Other Girl,
 All About It

Evansville, Ind.-"I am eighteer years old and have been bothered fol
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

sterling tribute to the attribute. woman has always possessed despitt non-recognition by the moderr drama tist.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

ming at Turner hall, when Dr. Louis Smirnon of Bridgeport, first president or the local lodge, spoke. Judge Jacob Chaplan of New Haven, second vice. president of this district and Judge Joseph Shapiro, chairman of the board of deputies, also addressed the audi ence. smoker was enjoyed after the meeting.
 The first publication of the monthly issue, "The Live Wire" being distrib- uted among the members, made its ap- pearance last night. Attorney George c. Levitt is editor of the sheet, while Attorney M. D. Saxe and pr. B. L.. Protass are associate editors Joseph N. Chernoff is business manager
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

otherwise written by tL of with whic
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24

A dam in New South Wales holds 10 per cent less water than the famous Assouan dam in Egypt.
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
JEHUDA HALEVI NOTES.

Meeting Held Last Night-Initial Issue
 of Lodge Paper off Press.
 All
 Jehuda Halevi Jorge, I. o. B. B., ob- served past presidents night last eve
New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
Tomatoes Served Whole
 Are More Attractive
BY SISTER MARY

HERE are many attractive ways of cooking fresh tomatoes. Baked, scalloped or b r oil e d t h e whole tomato must be used. AS canned toma- toes must be used in. stews and soups dur ing the winter M
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Reds, .; Philliss, 8.

Cincinnati. O.. Aug. s.--Cincinnau had
an easy time winning from Philadelphia
today, 8 to .. Bad support spoiled Win
ters' chances. Sodgewick forced IN IVY
men on passes and Wilhelm had TO finish
the game. Bohne's and williams fielding
featured Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Majors Start Last
Third Of Schedule
Yankees Lead Indians By One
Point-Pirates Head Ma.
tional Loop.

New York, Aug. S.-The final
third OF the major league pennant
races opens with the New York
Americans leading the Cleveland
world champions by one point and
the Pittsburgh Nationals drawing
away slightly from the New York
Giants. The spurts II the third place
teams. the Washington Americans
and the Boston Nationals. apparent
ly have come to an end.
In the American league, New
York went into first place last week
mainly because of Clevciand's worst
slump OF the season.
In the National league, the Pitts
burgh twirlers are becoming effect
i've again. New York went to pieces
after being pulled down from its
Joint possession of first place with
the Pirates. Boston pitchers were
unable to check the western battcrs
last week, yielding an average Ct
almost six runs a game. Brooklyn
and St. Louis are fighting hard
for fourtl, place, The Chicago and
Philadelphia moundsmen are un-
steady. while Cincinnati. with fair
pitching, has dropped several close
games.
The weeks record in each league
of games played, won and lost, with
runs, hits. errors, men left on bases
and runs scored by opponents, in
cluding games Of Saturday, August
E. is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Ragan Outpitches
Lefty Williams

Pat Ragan. former major league
and Omaha twirler, pitching for the
Drive-It- Yourself club, which was
representing Walnut, Ia. emerged
victor over Lefty Williams, one
OF the Chicago Black Sox, who was
working for Manning, Ia, in game
at Walnut Sunday, which was wit
messed by 5000 fans. The score was
S to 3.
The contest early developed into
a pitching duel and gave the former
Chicago pitching idol an opportunity
to display his wares. Walnut made
three runs off Ragan in the third,
but his mates showed two across in
their turn up in this frame, and in the
fourth tied the count. Neither team
scored again until the ninth. when
the Walnut aggregation combined
hits with Williams wild heave to
second for two runs.
Williams received $3.50 and all ex-
penses for pitching the game.
Fans gave Williams tremendous
ovation when he took the mound for
Manning.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Porter Wins Happy
Hollow Golf Title

The Happy Hollow club golf
championship went to Foye Porter
Yesterday by virtue of his defeat of
Guy Beckett in a 36-hole match in
the finals of the club tourney, 8
and 2. Porter previously was the
Happy Hollow champion, having
won the title in 1919. Beckett has
been runner up for the last two
years.
Porter stepped into the lead in the
morning round and was 2 up at the
end of the first l8. Porter turned
in II, while Beckett was good for
a 7o. Beckett brought the score
even in the second, but Porter re-
gained the lead by taking the fourth
hole.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Babe Ruth Slams
Out Two Homers
Brings Total up to 4l-Yanks
Divide Bill With White
Sox.

New York, Aug. s.--New York
lost its hold on first place today by
dividing a double-header with Chi
ago. while Cleveland was taking two
games from Philadelphia. The Yam
KEGS won the first game, 7 to 0, and
the White Sox the other, 5 to 4. Rutl!
brought his season total OF home
runs to 4l by hitting one in each
contest. Kerr of the White Sox, re-
tired because of sore arm, after
pitching six innings of the second
game. Baker of the Yankees was
called to his home at Trappe. Md,
because of a death in his family.
Score, first game:
First Saua.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Fighters Will Flock
ToBeauty Parlors

Chicago Tribune -Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 8.--Beauty par
lors ought to get heavy play now
that the state athletic commission
has placed an age limit on which
fighters will be permitted to show
their wares in New York state.
Some of those "kid" mitt wielders,
who have been in there since Hector
was quite a toddler. will have to
do some severe sprucirg to prove to
the "commish" that they have not
reached the fatal count. Thirty
eight years is the limit ordained by
the boxing bosses. Many of these
silver thatched youngsters are
hustling now, studying every SCI
entifc work on how to get young.
The spectacle of a spawned boxer
crashing into a fight club with a
challenge in one hand and his birth
certificate in the other ought to fur
nish an interesting sidelight ON the
old game. While the decree Of the
boxing board will work hardships
with some of the scrappers, it is
iikcly to prove blessing in disguise
Tor some Of our champions.
When Johnny Kilbane, Benny
Leonard and Jack Britton reach the
SO count with their titles still in
tact. they can dismiss their annoyers
by telling them to go out and train
up their age. Rather complicated
situation. don't you think?
We rather suspect that the meas.
ure was aimed at Jess Willard and
lack Johnson, but some CT the
ether ancients are squawklng lest
tfev be compelled to step forward
and give up on their right age.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
White Arrives in
Gotham for Match

Cbirago Tribune-Omaha Bee Leased Wire.
New York, Aug. 8.--Charley
White. the Chicago lightweight, is
expected to arrive here today,
all set for his l0-round struggle
against Johnny Dundee at the box
ing dronle on Wednesday night. The
winner of the contest has been
promised a match with Benny Leo
nard for the lightweight champion
ship.
Another l0-round bout on the
same card will show Young Nom
treal and Midget Smith. Montreal
has been matched with Pete Her
man. but il he suffers an upset with
Smith. he is likely to be sidestepped,
as Montreal has not boxed here
since he met Pal Moore, the Mem
phis bantam. In that contest Mon
treal showed good form and the
Smith entry is on for a warm
night.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09

xoFarrell batted for Martin In seventh
Nav York ,...0D 0 0 0 . I 0 st
Chicago .............l ! o 0 0--S
summary--Runs:, Young. Kelly, Meusel.
Rawlings. .; Snyder. Flack, J: Grimes
Errors: Snyder, Maisei Two-base hits
Rurns, Flack. Grimes, Kelly. stolen
base: Hollocher. Sacrifice hits: Maisel,
Sullivan. Kelieher. Nehf. Left on bases
OF Martin, s.N Hits: otf Martin, In 2
innings; off York. ! in 2 innings Struck
out; BY Martin. 2; by Eehf. z: BY YORK. !.
Losing pitcher: Martin. Umpires: NC
Cormick and Hart. Time: l:b2.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Shelton Wins.

Shelton, Neb., Aug. s.-(Special)-A
ninth-inning rally won the base ball
game here for Shelton and the Overton
club was defeated by score Of to 8.
1t was one of the fastest games on the
local diamond this season. Score by in
nings:
Shelton ........o e1oo00 3-4
Overton ...........0 0 o 2 o 0 0 0-3
Batteries: H. Conroy and Murphy: En-
grum and Pinkerton.
Shelton will play Giltner here Thursday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Codchaux Turns
In Low Score at
Denver Tourney
Blaine Young and Gaines
Show 79 Cards-Bob Nc
Kee One Stroke Behind
Southerner.

Denver, Colo, Aug. 8. - Two
youths not out of their teens fur
nished the thrills today in the first
qualifying round Of the Trans Mis-
sissippi golf tournament. Frank God
chaux, New Orleans, Vanderbilt uni
versity student, led the field with a
73 for the l8 holes. Robert Nc
kce. Des Moines, present trans Mis-
sssippi champion, was stroke be-
mind the southerner, with whom he
was paired.
Godchaux, who is 10 years old, was
three under par on the 18th green.
If he could have made par on the
next three holes he would have
equalled the course record of g..
He got in trouble, however, on the
next two holes and finished the
round with 73, one above par.
Less spectacular but steadier was
the playing of Mckee. He had a 81
out and 81 in. The largest gallery
of the day followed Godchaux and
Mckee Godchaux had par or bet
ter on all except the seventh, 10th
and 18th holes and his card showed
brides on four holes. Mckee also
had four brides and was two strokes
inder par on the ninth hole. He had
par or better on II holes.
Sharing honors with Mckee for
second place in the days play was
Harley Hurley, Topeka Country club
star. He had "a. Others with
scores of 80 and better we're:
J. c. SHUTTLE, Kansas City, rs; ].
{. Ward, Kansas City. II; Harry 6.
Legg, Minneapolis, 70; F. Gaines,
Omaha, 7o; Alex Graham, Yelling
ton. Kan, 7o; Blaine Young, Omaha,
7o; George Won Elm, Salt Lake City,
80; ]. A. Kennedy. Tulsa Oil. 80,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Grand Circuit Results

American Sportsman Sweepstakes. q
year-old pacing. two heats: value, {i,50o:
Peter Henley. br g.. by Peter The
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Creta INRea.

Miligan. Neb., Aug. s.-(Special)-
The Milligan ball club went on q batting
rampage at Crete. defeating them. IL to 0.
Selemcnt. on the mound for Milligan, al
lowed Crete four scattered hits and struck
out 13 men. His support was excellent.
Batteries: Nuhart, Kubat and Ramsey;
Selement and Jelen.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Big Jim Vaughn to
Join Squad Again


Chicago Tribune-Omahs bee Leased wire.
Chicago, Aug. 8.-With reinstate-
ment on the club roster agreed to by
Manager Bill Killifer and his re-
appearance awaiting only the 0. x.
Of Judge Lands, Big Jim Vaughn
yesterday turned his back on semi
professional base ball for his old
club, according to report from a
we'll informed source.
Vaughn's suspension, inflicted by
Manager Evers, was due to ex-
pire Tuesday, but President Veeck
of the Cubs already has agreed to
the reinstatement and will get Judge
Lands decision today, according to
this information. 1t is understood
that the understanding between
Vaughn and the club included pay
ment of his salary during the period
of SUSPENSION.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Nebraska Champs
Win Interstate

Sioux City. Ia, Aug. 8.--Playing
a superior and consistent brand OF
tennis. Wray Brown Of St. Louis,
and ]. Philbrook Smith of Ames,
Ia. won the Interstate Tennis asso-
citation doubles chapionship here
Yesterday afternoon from Clarence
Sanders and Myron Hutchinson OF
St. Paul. Northwest Tennis associa-
ton champions, in straight sets, OF,
50. "a.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09

center and went to third when Haney
placed a dandy bunt down the third
base line, the Butfaloes boss going
to third Haney stole second, which.
by the way, is his 32d stolen base OF
the season. He is leading the league
by wide margin with pilifered bags.
Lee walked, filling the sacks and then
lelivelt was Intentionally passed,
thereby forcing in a run. Mason also
drew a base on balls and Haney
walked home with the llth and final
Buffalo tally.
st. Joseph opens four-same Sc
rics here this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Former Tennis Champ to
Compete for Singles Title

Philadelphia. Pa, Aug. 8.--R.
Lindley Murray, who won the
United States tennis title two years
ago at Forest Hills. N. Y, has en-
tered this years singles champion
ship tournament to be played at the
Germantown Cricket club, Begin
ming September 9, it was announced
last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Creston Loses Double Bill
To South Omaha Giants

The South Omaha Giants won
dcuble-header from the Creston, Ia,
team yesterday afternoon at Cres-
ton, taking the first game by score
of E to 2, and the second 9 to 7. The
second was a thinning affair, Davis
driving in the winning run when he
connected for a homer with a man
on first.
Davis held Creston to three hits
in the first game and Abbott allowed
them eight in the second. Hugh
hurled both contests for Creston.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Indians, A.: Athletics. SO.

Philadelphia, Aug. s.--Cleveland took
both ends Of a double-header from Phila-
delphia. and by the twin victory regained
the lead in the pennant race. The score
in the first game was 4 to 8. And In the
second game to 6. The second game
went 13 innings. A decision by Umpire
Dineen at the plate in the sixth inning OF
the first game started a storm Of protest
by the Athletics and was taken up by the
crowd. Dineen was hissed throughout the
remainder OF the afternoon After the
last inning Of the second, both Dineen
and Evans were bombarded with cushions
and newspapers as they headed for their
dressing rooms but they escaped injury.
Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Ned Courdin to Enter
Harvard School of Law

Ned Gourdin will enter Harvar.rs
law school in the fall. The worlds
champion broad jumrer may take up
Javelin throwing and drop sprinting,
now that his collegiate career Is
ended.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
PHILADELPHIA.
CLEVELAND.
Totals 5216 3g14
Totals 81 16 80 Il
xJohnson batted for Naylor in fourth.
xGriffn batted for Harris in thirteenth

xGriffIn batted for Harris in thirteenth.
Cleveland 20 0 0 40 2 0 0 0 o o 0 IL
Philadelphia 2 o 0 o o 0 o 0 o 0--s
summars--Runs: Wambsganss. Speaker,
2: B. Smith, o: Gardner, 2: Witt, c.
Walker, Q; Dugan. Dykes. McInnis. Err
rors: Wambsganss. Speaker sewell. John
stop. Dykes. McInnis. Two-base hits:
Gardner. 9: Jameson, Seweli. Three base
hit: Dykes. Home runs Dugan, Wambs-
ganss Stolen bases: O'Neili. Johnston.
Witt. Sacrifice hits: Gardner Johnston.
Witt. ( Double plays: Dugan to Dykes;
Dykes to McCann to j. Walker: Perkins
to Dugan: Gardner to ONeill to sewell.
Left on bases: Cleveland, 8: Philadelphia
H. Bases on balls: OFF Sothoron, 8: off
Keefe. l. Hits. OFF Bagby. In 1-3
innings; off sothoron. 10 in IL 2-s in
nlnss; off Naylor, in 4 innings; Off
Keefe. 3 in Ia innings: off Harris
s In s 2-3 innings. Struck out BY
Naylor. /; by Harris. 8; by sothoron, S.
Winning pitcher: sothoron. Losing pitch.
err Harris Umpires: Evans and Dineen.
Time: 3:85.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09

The summary--Earned runs and hits:
off Davenport. 4 and IL In 9 innings; off
Kiefer. 3 and in one and one-third
inning.; Of Iots: 9 and in SIX and on.-
port; losing pitcher, Kiefer. First base on
halls; off Davenport. 4; off Kiefer. none;
off Lotx. 9. Struck out: BY Davenport. 81
by Kiefer. none, by Lots. s.: Double plays:
Gislason to Massey to Leljvelt. Left ON
base; Omaha, 4; Sioux City, 8. Home
runs: Lelivelt. =. Passed hall; Query.
Umpires: Ormsby and Buckley. Time Of
game; 1850.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-09
Golfers Qualify at
Norfolk Golf Meet

Norfolk, Neb., Aug. S.-(Special
Telegram )-One hundred golfers
from all parts of the state are here
today, qualifying for drawings which
will be made tonight for the annual
tournament. of the North Nebraska
Golf association. The official games
start in the morning and continue
until Thursday. -..