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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01

plete under-bodice and sleeve of one
piece.
This is open. permitting the bare
arm to show.
Around the bottom of this
straight-lined gown is a border Of
the indestructible wolfe.
Among the newest modes Is the
blouse back. The gown of satin
faced canton crepe, on the left,
brings out the a~daptability of this
material to the soft draped effects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
BY MARIAN HALE

NEW YORK-Draperies long and
graceful, draperies short and grace
full. draperies of all kinds are the
mode.
The draped sleeve is one of the
most artistic arm coverings ever de-
veloped by the fashion experts.
The gown on the right of canton
crepe and printed, satin stripe chif-
fon wolfe of beige color. has the CON-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
Junior Club to Dance.

The Junior Club will continue
their series of weekly dances with
another tonight in Junior Hall in
Smith street The dance. however,
will differ from former ones in that
no one will be admitted without an
invitation. previously secured from
tho committee in charge. Phil Harris
orchestra will play for the dancing.
The house committee. Of which
George Leeman is chairman. are
making particular efforts to make
the dance unusually nice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
LIBERTY c0U|
CIV

Liberty Council
Daughters of II
their state consu
Romany of Ridge
officers at their
sens Hall in Sta
From s~eventy-fJ
guests e PREF
T~ottenville, Sol
Hightstown to
arranged for TIL
Ella De Worth.
were well receiv
concluded with
cream and cake
The program
Vocal Solo,
Fred Dambach.
tin. accompanis
Vocal Solo,
Mica paanfo
Reading-H
Mathilda vignj
Solo-"An
den." Georsi
Vocal Solo|
mold Olsen.
Vocal Solo-'T
is the Longest"
Jr. o. L.. A.
to Sleep
Vocal Solo-"G,
Bessie Schenck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
TRY THIS FOR INDIGESTION

Foley Cathartic Tablets are Just
the thing for constipation. Their
action is wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing. without gripping, nausea
or inconvenience. They Danish head
ache, biliousness, bloating, gas, bad
breath, coated tongue and other
symptoms of disordered digestion.
Mrs. H. j. Marchard. So Lawrence
St., Salem, Mass, writes: IT used
Foley Cathartic Tablets for consti-
patton with good results. l keep
them In the house." Sold every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
IF YOU ARE wi

You viii return f1r
season within a weeRy1
They should be returned
not simply the leaving o1
You win return by D
which illness OF other
prevent you from returning
son. Your daughter, sister
est feminine relative may
the homes of those people to
you are obligated and briefly ex!
that she appears in your place.
You win, in finding your fri,
conveyance at her door waitin
take her away, when you arrive
ter her home, stay only a mo
and leave cards. Nothing woul
gained by delaying the call. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01
EIks AUXILIARY to Meet

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the local
Elks will resume their semi-monthly
meeting or Monday night in the
clubrooms in Madison THE
auxiliary has been adjourned for-the
summer and at the meeting prepar-
ations will no doubt be made for a
busy fall and winter season. The
meeting will begin at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01

considered It his natural right A.
well. eonhded at last to his long
neglected wife. The game was
never worth the candlei"
The truth. doubtless. for him; but
what about the several trusting girls.
Of various degrees Of innocence and
goodness, whose hearts he had brok-
en-? All for a feeling as deceptive
as stage moonlight.
Right here is there need Of educa-
ton in new theories. not only fof
adults. but for a~doiescents Of beth
sexes. Educational reformers Say
that boys and girls OF high school
age should be instructed aboxm<h<
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01

Miss Ella Lybeck, secretary to
the mayor. and her mother, Mrs.
Lybeck. of Market street, have been
spending a two weeks vacation in
Shelton, Conn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-01

of body
be made to real
stincts and imp
Bile.
The will Is the
emotions. But a
the only science d
do not study at a
do not desire to
VIII and the
differentiate the
beast.
BY the will, m
natural 1
nervous impulse.
called inhibition.
may the civilized
OF no man wi
inhibit Maynard 1
lected wife ever
left me for anoth,
Evening star., 1921-11-27

old game Of golf now Chas., Yesterday
L went around the 9 holes in So strokes
and haven't only lost balls the last
times I played and 2 Of them went
In the river where any bodys libel to
shoot no matter how good you are. But
the balls and the bats too costs money
Charley. found that out when the bill
come in from the club.
The balls come 10 q dollar peace
and the clubs was IS a peace and hows
that for skin game Charley, But they
wasent no use kicking because they
would tell you the prices was up on
acct. Of the war being over like every
body tells you about every thing these
days. But you, can bet / haven't told
the Mrs. about what ftS costing me be.
cause she is sore all ready on acct Of
me spending my vacation here instead
Of takeing> the family acrost the lake
or somewheres. There haveing some
tournaments up to the club and am
going In to tho I that starts next Sat-
urday. What I am going to play for Is
the presidents cup that's put up by Mr..
Ewing the president of the club for the
man that wins the tournament and 1t
isent no common tea cup but 1t Is a
great big solid silver cup with han
dies on It and so big that II you drunk
It full OF beer you would begin to sing
tenor. And II / win this here cup
will make a present Of 1t to the Mrs.
and ] guess that will be better than
going acrost tho lake especially If 1t
was a rough day.
They give q man handicap In
these here tournaments and seen
Evening star., 1921-11-27

behind it and the ball went down in a
kind Of a ditch that's this side Of the
green. That's where you should ought
to Of used your brass and wood club,
says.
Well finally we was both on the green
and had had strikes and he had 4
strikes and my ball was farther from
the hole than his ball so it was my 1st
put. Well Chas. You can believe it or
not but the ball went clear in the hole
about inch from the edge: So If
had OF had any luck would OF made
for the hole and that's what the best
players make. had to count s strikes
and 1t was Mr.. Thomas turn and he
was about IT. from the hole and II he
put the ball in. in 1 strike that would
be strikes all together for him and
for me, SO they wouldent neither Of US
win the hole on acct. Of my handicap.
Wen he leaned over and was Just going
to hit the ball when says. Bet you a
buck you miss it. So that put him all
1t went about IT. past the hole instead
Of in to II.
Well. I says, that's for me.
Are you ahead, asst Grace.
Sure I'm ahead. ] says.
Well. she says, maybe Mr.. Thomas
will be luckier this time.
Neither / Of US done very good
on the next hole. Mr.. Thomas took
s strikes and was still #. from the
hole yet and l was just about the
| same length away with strikes.
This time he put LIST. and ! says,
Look out, just as he was going to
| hit the ball, pretending like they
was a snake or somS1hing behind
him. guess it scareN him out OF
makeing his put becAuse he come
about #. short Of the hole made
a dandy shot myself and right in to
| the hole she went. I wish you could
Evening star., 1921-11-27

! of heard Grace sQueaL Sol win this
| hole too and now had holes ad-
! vantage.
/ Weil Charley it would take too long
! to tell you the hole game. / was )
ahead Of him when we. got to the
end of the 1st. holes and then we
started out on the 1st. to go around
again and lle got with i'll about } It.
Of the hole with only 4 strikes and
II was wes of the green. with
strikes so it looked. Ike L was soinE az
I do but put the ball clear in to
| the hole from where I was and 1t
must Of been SO IT. 1 wish you could
/; of seen Grace. She done all the
dances she knowed and hollered like
an Indian.
I I'm through. says Mir. Thomas.
| Through, ! says. what for,
| haven't get no, chance, he says.
1 might play on even turns with you
If had the hired girl out here TO
cheer me on, but the way things is
| I'm Outclassed.
| Sc I says, Don't take 1t too hard
Thomas. 1t aint nothing only sport
after all and you getting beat amt as
! much your fault as the man that
business giving he strike a mole
and il you say SO We will play tho
rest Of it even.
It wouldent be even, he says, be-
cause I haven't got no body along
to lead the cheers 70, for me; me; ,,,, what
J I will do. to show you I'm good
snort. we will pertend like we
haven't played at all and this P. NJ.
or any time you say, you can bring
your Mrs. along and leave ner go
around with us and encourage you.
No, he says, can see am no
match for you and my wife aint no.
where's near a match for yours.
Your wife is probly good hearted.
II says, and if she amt the best
to remember that beauty isent only
skin deep as they say. And besides,
7 saws. YOU wouldent be talking that
way about your wife if you wasent
sore over the golf game. It l was
you I would try ana forget 1t and
rot to loose and maybe next time
you will have better luck. II you
viii take little advice from me you
should spend a couple hrs. with the
teacher and I bet your. game would
improve $685.. He showed me in l
driveing and / guess I can drive o. 4.
now as you seen this morning.
noticed or 8 things. about your
game, says. that the teacher could
Ak up for you in a few minutes. You
stand too far from the ball and you
back too fast and you don't hold your
head steady. A man cant help from
sliceing and hooking when you do
But he says now that I. had told
him what was the matter with his
game, what was the use Of him waist.
ing money on the teacher. But II
I was you, he says. I would go to
night school somewheres and take
few lessons in manners.
So then says / guessed few
lessons like that wouldent hurt him
niether and maybe / wasent no dude
but / thing sure I never, made the
remark in public that my Mrs.
wasent a good locker. So he says;
No it wouldent be necessary. And
I guess I would Of took a crack at
him only for the Mrs. being there
and don't believe. in. man. ann hshtins
But I should worry about how
Thomas feels 'eh Charley: I got the
cup and win It fair and square
and they cant nobody take that away
from me. And the Mrs. is tickled
Evening star., 1921-11-27

Drire stewart asst me was I mehber
ka "a told him yes. So finally he
4 took me out in the shed where the
b sscher stays and the teacher ase me
| !, never seen the game yet where II
Ltad to get any body to learn me
row to play it. So he says all right
ls would fit me out with some CLUBS
and he give me to start with and
ahs 8 are all different and got DIFF.
derspt names. The 1st. 1 is what
shsy cali . driver that you use to hit
y he ball the 1st. time and try and
drive IL as far is you can and its
n long club with a wood handle % and
,Ths next I Is q brassy that's just like
the driver only theys a peace of
.sEass nailed on the bottom Of 1t.
and the next is a click that's got
- v9od handle but IN place o. a
bottom Of 1t that's turned up little
no as q man can raise bali OF of the
ground. And the next is masher
that you use when the balls in the
grass or the sand and it raises q ball
ast / is putter that the blade on
it % like tho masher and click only
It don't turn up and you use II to
KNOCK the ball in to the hole when
Wsli they give me q bag to carry
rhs clubs in and ast me how many
hails did I want and I says theushe
would be plenty. but the teacher
sayp I better take or because
;sfssf ss INV. II the ,s soSfsrs Sa s ass g
the coarse and loose it. So they
give me 8 balls and a boy to carry
ny bag and chase up the balls
knecl<sd and then they showed me
I know 1ust going to start too and
1ls ast me would 1 play with him SO
I says yes. His name is Fredericks
ana he owns the garage. :.
1Ae lst thing you. do Chas. you
it and then you stick your ball on
op Of 1t and hit It. as far il You can
sorks the 1st hole that's about 500
Il yda. away. Fredericks shot 1st. and
s ~ wsns nv as1qa s9,ra ass and Yds missed asd
krbo As0 the list time and Fredericks
Asays I tried to hit too hard. Just
fso ,lASy at 1st. he says So l. hit At
:at lsa0 ana missed 1t again On acct:
;pf h1tdnS the ground behind Il, E.: ana e
a hi time but it only went o. &.
son ncc3. Of me not trying to hit 1t
Fhlri Then Fredericks told me 70
(,use the brass club on the next shot
Fznd + hit it the 1st. time but 1t only
Well. I kept getting on to the hang
tor the game and finally our balls was
both about f. OF Of the short grass
..sv here he had 3 shots and I counted
Pup $rom memory and says had had
3. Yes he says, but that isent count
Sag tde times you did not hit the ball
tnt All How is that Chas. for Eane
jvhefI ron count q strike evefy time
Hs9 Sit at the ball If you hit 1t Or
heys4 hit H. You see fh4 5eea 9f1
Il, II tie hoIss without taking no
tHafo strikes than necessary.
Well W e finally got our balls, in to
Evening star., 1921-11-27
About Shellfsh.

cHELLFISH are, older than man.
~ They lived upon the earth many
years, perhaps thousands OF years and
perhaps thousands of centuries, be-
fore the first man or the first ape
that looked like a man came to live
upon our sphere. Nobody knows the
time when the shellfish came or
when man came, but the shells o.
shellfiish and the impression OF their
bodies are found in older strata of
the earth than any strata which
give evidence of the existence of man.
The United geological survey has
said SO. 1t has said that the molluscS.
one of the great divisions Of the
animal kingdom, "have existed since
the earliest recognized advent Of life
upon the globe. many millions of
years before the first man inhabited
Now. as to that word ''mollusc."
"mollusk," and the great tribe of
mollusks passes under the name mol
lusca." "Molluscum" was Greek
word that was applied to something
soft, and it came to be especially ap-
piled to q soft-bodied animal. inverte-
Drate. without JOlntS IN lts leSS anu
usually having a covering Of shell.
The French have a word MOLE" and
mol" for soft" and you find trace
OF "molluscum" in the English words
"mollify." emollient," etc.
One of the oldest forms of the mol
lusk was the nautilus. and he is still
with us. You know him. His shell
10 something like the shell OF snail.
and he floats on the surface Of the
ocean and is borne along by wind
and wave. The Greeks called him
nautilus" or sailor; the Romans
called a sailor "natuta." and we have
the word nautical" for sailor-like
or shiplike or something like that.
The nautilus is one Of the three great
classes Of mollusks, the other two be-
ing the CLAIMS and the snails. A great
class of mollusks is called the
cephalopods, two very old words,
meaning head and foot" and
cephalopods are those mollusks which
have something like heads and feet,
and the nautilus is a cephalopod.
These cephalopods are the most
highly organized of the mollusca.
They breathe by gills and are ex-
clusively marine. They have COM
paratively few representatives living
today, yet in the remote past they
were abundant, the remains Of more
than seven thousand species having
been found.
Evening star., 1921-11-27
to death with>lL
Your Bro. F. A. GROSS.

to death with>it.
Your Bro. F. A. GROSS. ..
- - . '......
Allison. III. July 20. 2
DRoTHER CHARLEY: Well Charley
I found out something yesterday
and, that Is that man cant 90 yourself
justice playing golf when you don't feel
good and it cost me $50 to find It out
but you can bet, ! wont never. play eon
again after have eat something that
dident agree with me.
The night before last I was over to
a banquet at tho annex and the chief
sent me over there to just keep my eyes
open and see that they wasent no dips
getting away with something on acct.
Of all tho women wearing there rocks
and etc. Well I run in to some pals
and we spent most OF the evening in
room together and had q hole lot to
drink and when I got up yesterday A..
NJ. felt bad, so ! called tho CHIEF up
and he says for me to take the day on.
So after breakfast I went UP to the golf
club and was going to play but they
wasent nobody else there 30 thought
1 would wait around till some one come
to play with. So waited all the A NJ.
and nobody come and vile 1 was wait
ing I got thirsty and the stewart
brought mo a drink and then he brought
me some more and guess I must OF
had about q dozen but I should worry
when I was getting them for nothing
and just signing my name SO as the
stewart could keep track Of who got
them. Well finely 1t come noon time
and I was hungry and the stewart says
he could serve me my lunch SO ] says
all right and he gave me a lunch and
they must Of been something that was
poisoned because I noticed later on that
was kind OF dizzy and my head spin
ming around. But Just when l was
through lunch who should come in but
Mr.. Carpenter and Mr.. Thomas.
Well, I says to them, hope you got
over your soreness about me winning
the cup and II you amt sore you can
set down with me and have a drink.
So they looked at each other and then
they both excepted the invitation and
set down and I ast them what would
Evening star., 1921-11-27
Allison, Ill. May 1.


~ EAR Bro. Chas.: Well Chas. I
suppose you thought my
sporting days was all over so
1t will come like surprise to
you chen tell you what L have
pulled OF now. have Joined the AL
Nson country club Charley and the
first day can get OF am going out
and take q whirl at golf. You remem-
ber how I used to play shinny Chas.
and golf is q hole lot like 1t.
But IL isent on acct. Of playing golf
that I have Joined the club but most
" on. acct. Of the Mrs. because she Is
TO crazy to bust in to society out here
and II seems like all the high class
people in town belongs to the club
and II q man don't belong you don't
get in on half whats going on. 49,
1t seems like there trying to build
= new club house SO they been make
ing play for new members to get
there money and that's how come to
Join. 1t was Mr.. Carlton the presi-
dent of the village and Mr.. Ewing
that's in the coal business down town
that aSt mo to Join. They asst me
didsnt ! want to jein the golf ,sa s11o 40
TO 60 in and $50 dues per annum now
but later on the price would probly
be doubled. So at 1st. says did not
think I had time to spare for 1t but
Snally ] says i would think it over;
90 I told the wife about it and told
her ] dident have no intentions or
joining and then she begun to argue
with me. She says IL Joined the
club It would be a grand thing for
her because all the best women folks
in the town had partys and etc. ont
there. So she argued me into II and
the next A. NJ. called up Mr.. Carlton
and told him to put me down Tor
member and he says all right I was
elected all ready and could pay my
foes when ever felt like 1t. So I am
q full fiedKed member Chas. and will
pay up the $4,000 as soon Is get
hold Of il and the dues is payable
every months at $1290 a clip SO a
man wont hardly notice that part
I don't expect to get no excitement
out Of a baby game like golf but
DON'T half to play much and the main
thing is being a member of the club,
Rut want to play a couple times to
get the hang Of it so as / can talk
the train because that seems to be
about all they talk about.
Kindest. to Mary.
Your Bro. F. A. GROSS.
x * y
Allison, ILL.,. May :.
CHAS:: Well Chas. have
II broke in to the golf game and its
nothing at all like shinny but as soon
IS get the hang of it will get
I iayed~ of yesterday P. NJ. and
rame out home and hired a rig to
taRe me out to the country club.
rot out there about half past 1 and
Evening star., 1921-11-27

! they have and they says they neye,
drunk nothing only wine. So I called
the stewart in and asst him did he have
some wine and sure enough he did. How
| is that for a club Cfras. where you car
get all the champagne You want tc
had = bottle with them and thei
Thomas says he would have another
and when they brought 1t in Thomas
says he would sign for it but the card
was right near me so I says What's the
difference who signs it I win sien II
| and signed for them again and then
sung ballad for them and the:
Thomas asst me how my golf game was
/; I guess you know, I says. Its good
| enough to beat you.
For how much, he SAYS
What ever you say. I says.
| I.will play you for hundred bucks
says Thomas. -
So I says dident want to rob him
and I would play him for $50 and
check and we put it up with Car
| penter. So then Thomas says he
| would give mo a strike q hole and
| I says he wouIdent do nothing of the
kind because I could beat him oven
So then We got our clubs and wen,
Well Charley I knowed the minute
I got out there that something I had
| eat had disagreed with me. But
| am not no yellow dog Charley and
made up my mind would &C
through with it bad as I felt.
Well Thomas drove of the tea and
got a pretty fair drive and then It
was my turn and / was SO sick l
couldent hardly see and missed tho
ball and then swang and missed 1t
hit it crooked and it only went
about 20 #. So then Thomas got
smart and says he would toll me
what was the matter With mo. You
swang back too fast, he says. and
you stood too close to tho ball and
doing the foxy trot with your left
foot.
You shut your mouth, I gays.
Well Carpenter went along with US
and kept score and OF all tho crooked
scorsing ever seen he had it beat.
Why time he counted q strike on
me when I hit. the ball, with my
even ready to hit it lords the hole.
I drove OF pretty good on the I'd.
hole but got anether dissy spell
right away and when tried to hit
the ball with my brassy couldent
hardly see and hit the ground back
Oft Of It e,s or ,s,1 times and did'nt mover
You could make bigger holes with
a plew, says Thomas. '---
You must think theys oil on this
property, says Carpenter,
Your both too, smart, I says. But
would make you look like . sucker
if.hadsnt eat that ham Tor lunch.
Well they aint no use telling you
the rest OF it Wasn't in ne shape
to play the game and Thomas beat
me by Q or holes. Carpenter says
1 was IL down at the end Of the fst
3, hut he was stretching it. -.
You beat me all right, says to
Thomas. but you know what a fat
chance you would Of had only Tor
that ketchup / had for lunch being
spoiled and made me sick.
l. am glad to get that news about
ketohup, says Thomas, because when
the country goes dry we. will want
something that. effects man that
way.
a good enecdote for q man that got
poisoned by ketohup and he says hs
would buy bottle when we got In
So says Tes you cheap; skate
Evening star., 1921-11-27

the list Of handicaps hanging on the
wall up to the club yesterday and
overlooked all the names but mine
was not there so Invent to the teacher
to give me mine and he says he had
not done it before because most gen
orally man. don't go In to the tourna,
ments the 1st. yr. you play. But I
says I was going in ito this 1 all right
SO then he asst me what 1 went around
the links in and told him l usually
made it in about "a but once I made
1t in So and other times as high as
81. So he figured a vile and finely
saws he would give me a handicap
Of 4s and that's for Is holes because
they play,18 holes in the tournament
instead Of 8. Well Charley il cant