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Evening star., 1921-08-04
A Free Oatmeal Prescription Doe
Its Work Overnight.
ADYERTISEMEN

New York-"It is my own ois-
coyery, and it takes just one night to
get such marvellous results says
Mae Edna Wilder, when ner friends
ask her about her wonderful COM
plexion and the improved appear
ence of her hands and arms you
can do the same thing il you follow
duty to tell every girl and woman
what this wonderful prescription did
for me. Just think of 1t. All this
change in a single night! l never
tire of telling others just what
brought about such remarkable re-
suits Here is the identical formula
that removed every defect from my
face, neck, hands and arms. Until
you try 1t you can form no idea OF
the marvellous change it will make
in just one application. The prescrip-
tien which you can prepare at your
own home Is as follows: Go to any
grocery and get 10c worth of or
dinary oatmeal. and from any de-
partment or drug store bottle of
Derwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as
directed in every package of Der
willo. Before applying Derwillo
cleanse the skin thoroughly with
good cleansing cream. diska cold
cream / have found to be the best.)
The first application will astonish
yeu. 1t makes the skin appear trans
parent, smooth and velvety. l es-
becially recommend it for dark, SAL
low skin. shiny nose. freckles, tan.
sun spots, coarse pores. rough skin,
ruddiness. wrinkles and. in fact,
every blemish the face, hands and
arms are heir to. II your neck or
chest is discolored from exposure,
apply this combination there and the
Objectionable defect will disappear
as If by magic. 1t is absolutely
harmless and will not produce or
stimulate growth of hair. Since
short sleeves are in vogue il is
necessary to have beautiful hands
Evening star., 1921-08-04


News. Copyright. 1921.
Whites series on the revival Of business ac-
tivity In Germany.)
BERLIN. August 4.-Hamburg has
resurrected it's pre-war black, white
and red nags after celebrating the
return of a 21,000-ton ship which the
German South American Steamship
Company brought back from England
after she had been turned over by
the government in fulfllment of the
ping world has accepted this event as
"harbinger Of Germany's reawaken-
ing mercantile marine" Almost
simultaneously Germany's wharves at
Lubbock launched the fourth l2.000-ton
freight steamship built there for a
four vessels were launched this year.
These ships are for the South Amer
ican trade.
Build Twenty New Ships.
In the first six months of this year
twentyships. with an aggregate ton
mage Of $4,000. have been built in
German shipyards, and Germany's
shipping has been increased from 500.-
600 tons to nearly 100000. In addition
Germany Is building 100000 tons Of
shipping for the allies, to be delivered
this year.
Germany will again have a mer-
chant marine of 100000 tons by
1880. or the same as before the war.
but the freight capacity will be larg-
to carry merchandise. whereas be-
fore the war much of our shipping
consisted of passenger liners de
luxe"
This statement was made to me by a
prominent director Of the Hamburg.
American line. The IN 000 0n0 nm
marks NORMALLY S2.3s0. 900 ,0oO)
which the German government has
paid over to various shipping con-
Germs in compensation for losses sus-
war. and as the result of the peace
treaty. will be used chiefly for ship
building purposes. The German ship
yards today have capacity Of more
than 100000 tons a year, or so per
cent more than before the war. sew
eral new wharves having been built
during the conflict to construct war
ships.
RecOllectf0ns Of Hamburg.
When I visited Hamburg early in
1920 the city as whole, but espe-
cially the harbor. looked as II q
killed off all life. What little ac-
tivity there was served only to
emphasize the general atmosphere Of
depression. But in the last eight
cen months a marvellous change has
come over the city. In January. 1920.
burg TO load or unload goods. In
July of this year more than 500 ships
arrived and 900 sailed. the tonnage
aggregating 100000. This COM
pares with 1900 arrivals and 1900 de-
partures in the same month in 1919.
! when the total tonnage was about
100000.
This revival of Shipping in short
Evening star., 1921-08-04

time has had q telling effect on the
life Of the people. The citizens Of
Hamburg on the whole are better
dressed than the residents Of Berlin,
the shops look prosperous and every
body seems oontented. The radical
elements in Hamburg have lost their
influence over the workingmen,
which is. the more remarkable. as
Hamburg used to be q hotbed of
communists. The average wages paid
in Hamburg are around 1900 marks
NORMALLY $2S5.60) q month. which
is above the average paid in other
cities in Germany. At the same time
the cost. of living is 90 per cent
cheaper than in Berlin. for instance.
In recent report the senate of.the
city of Hamburg expressed the hope
that Hamburg would soon be the
first German city where there would
be employment Tor all as a result Of
the boom in shfpbuilding.
I'm half year." said the report,
there will be twice as many men
employed in the shipyards and docks
as there were before the war"
Evening star., 1921-08-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

and arms and no matter how rough
and ungainly the hands and arms,
or what abuses they have had
through hard work and exposure to
sun and wind, this combination will
work a wonderful transformation.
Thousands who are using 1t report
the same results l have had"
Miss o. c. says: MY complexion
was poor and my skin rough. My
neck, chest. hands and arms were
dark from exposure. The very first
application of this wonderful Der
willo oatmeal combination convinced
me that my poor complexion and
skin blemishes would soon be a
thing of the past. In a few weeks
all these unsightly defects had en-
tirely disappeared and l shall always
use it to keep my complexion at it's
best all the time. I have recon-
mended it to my girl friends and
they are just as enthusiastic over
1t as l am. We all use it before
going to the theater, dances or
parties. and it's wonderful what
difference it makes in our appear
ance."
Mrs. c. V. writes: Oatmeal and
DerwillO have worked miracles with
my complexion. had many despised
wrinkles and a sallow, rough skin
MY hands and arms were covered
with freckles. After eight weeks
use of Mae Edna Wilder's wonderful
complexion prescription these oh
1ectlonable defects have entirely
vanished. I look ten years younger
and advise every girl and woman to
try 1t and I feel confident. after one
or two applications they will use it
continually and be just as favorably
impressed with it as am. recon-
mend it to all of my friends"
S0TE-To get the hest effect he sure TO
follow the complete directions contained in
every. package Of Derwillo and 1t is 20
simple that any one use it, and ine&-
Densive that any girl or woman can afford 1t.
department stores and druggists guarantee
Nat f'nr~ will ~ rnf'"",H'n i~r'.-~-~,-~-t
after the first application or they will refund
he money II >ois. - 4 .
toilet counters under a money refund guar
antee.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Following is the second article In Mr..
Whites series on the revival Of business ac-
tivity In Germany
Evening star., 1921-08-04
CHARGED WITH MURDER:

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. August L.
frst-degree murder charge in connec-
ton with the death Of Harry D, Cum
Minis, .Steubenville automobile dealer,
was arrested by authorities at Salem,
Ohio. He was later removed 10 the
county Jail at Lisbon, where he viii be
held pending arrival Of the Steutenville
officials.
Evening star., 1921-08-04
BURGLARS STEAL LIQUOR.

glars. after overpowering serya nts al the
home Of Mckay Van Vleet here, invaded
the cellar. loaded an automobile full of
old wines and liquors valued at several
thousand dollars. and. before driving
away, shattered a number of the remain
Evening star., 1921-08-04
CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.

Special Dispatch to The star.
STAUNToN. Va. August 4.-J. A.
Wright. aged eishty-four. civil war
veteran. died at his home on Church
street. The funeral was held yester-
day at Bethel Church. in the county.
conducted BY Rev. H. s. Turner Mr..
Wright leaves q widow and six
Evening star., 1921-08-04

patch received here from vigo, on the
Portuguese border. today
Several regiments of the army and
a portion of the navy are said to be
involved in the revolutionary plans.
Evening star., 1921-08-04

Leigh Jones, who controls more
hotels, restaurants and catering es
adjustments in London than any one
man, is proud of the fact that he be-
gan his amazing career as a kitchen
hnY
Evening star., 1921-08-04
PORTUGAL FEARS REVOLT.
Sections Of Army and Navy Are
Said to Be Involved.
BY the Associated Press.


MADRID, August 3.-Signs that a
revolution is being fomented in Portu-
gal have been observed. and meas
ures have been taken to combat it,
since 1t came into being. says a dis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07
PRICE Or FOOD IS
DOWN TO 1914 PRICES
Head of National Association o
Grocers Says Prices Haa
Suffered Great
fan

Kansas City jane ffnli ans
virtually an feed essentials ar
bark az pre- war prices Inhu'sA
Timer. ptesldenf 81 the National sa
soclatlon Of Retain t.rooers. decsa res
M the opening W' liie association 4
Tour day ronyenf~r sshn
~ pfc-wer prices. Mr. l'imcr ~
rlalned. hc meant prices which pre-
vailed Immediately nrior 10 the open
ine ~ hoNtlitios IL 1914 Fruit. hs
Naid had declined 1b per cent a.
pricc IN the last year and sugar Il
now relllng Tor the retail price which
prevailed in 1914
Retail grocers are not rrofIteeft
Mr. Timer declared IN Ria openu-
address ~ the convention Ito ais.
yo'voa opposition 10 tho proposed
per cent iax on retail sales
] 4 lctcrhrldre assistant ~,
counsellor ~ making an address o'
welcome 10 the convention on behai'
~ The city, said he hopod 4 wound
cake action further . decrease tbs
cost 81 living
Aricy nsIs az Fastou. Pennay'
vania. president az the Na'iona
Wholesale grocers association
spoke
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q. 4. rrain Regarding Hls Troubles
year aao iasf winter I had aH
attack az Indigestion fal'owed ~ blli
ausneea snI constipation senlas
Chamberlain Tablets 81 hlrhis ~
commended fnr stomach lrpnnlea
bought bottle - ihnm ahe ihef
helped me rlght away wf'trA x y
Erwin. Peru. Ind " you haYe ans
trouble with your digestion give
.heao tablets ifiai TheY ~lll "a
you good
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
fnH rAekAcMf. ktosaHa aAo uLAppfR

Today there are more 'han 400 oN
tefineFics IN the United states. " a.
an aggregate daily capacity of nearly
300 900 barrels Texas leads A.
the states. With more ,han 20 plans
completed Oklahoma ls second anf
Pcnnsvivanla third
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wAnr ADVERTISEMENTS

Want Advertisements Ia she seAo"1
,,,,s, 81 in che office by i~esNH
O'Clock IL classification T. desired
classified ads are cash, exoep' whes"
,ar,iex have regular accounts ae n
Leader office. The Leader coi'ee'''S
have experienced 50 much troaole =
locating n&ny parties who nav"
nAonea In wants. that u II necessary II
,nvnke the cash la advance sNs'eih'
sxeept wherc regular accounts W'
maintained. Memoranda q "as' =
xan,esss ar ~for sale. etc. may ~"
LEFT AZ ,he Leader business oifice an"
-. u.,, 10 converted into form ads
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rAoE SEVEN
NJ " A ~ citt


England has fnR@le hsf llaF
bank iastho pefanW ~ N~sN iirenhs.
$50 ia cAlied the tusaia anHsa Ny
hef sti.eAa ln netahtelag Hsw saf
euea ~ ppiataea uies nfevte "a =
hafhrlaf III aelrHee aWd first de*N
loNrd hef arnlaA lW hybrid alHN
ateullas ghn tamhfsiKe ashnni y
agriculture
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aunolAnnnlp foR $40

FOR RAtp Complete scholarship b
UrauFhon's Practical nusiuess col
lege. Oklahoma Cit~. Thia s the =
business college tn the soulhwes
The Leader. Guthrie.
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Nov Is the Time To Get Rid Of Your
Rhcuratisw

If yon arr troubled wlth chornir 90
n.uxfuiar rheumatism buy y bottle OF
Chamberlain l.inimeni and massaTH
he affected parts twice a day with
IL ion are certain 70 be very much
benefited hy It II not actually cured
~ II wv
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Princess Mary of ENGLAND S. so
fond or rabl,hs hat she is about 10
sci up collection of Luiches a
Sandfinaham
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tulrY rafhafiit faNiefa H84w lvhx
uedn a tstetifa ehsate wgih meu Nat
psn aaffvf a. maeb AZ Wen 81 frpin
iuAi eestign Hud constipation Nv
ane Powers Al WMthfnn Asm W.
yefe. Mass writes = bAee isHrt
Fn'ep raltattts fHhlrf# naA f@paw
uenA ihrfn i6 EVERYONE 1AnY ban
ish hllnaaneea hratAeHe. Eaa
Nuld Fsnft Nhvfe
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WANTED C'ieaa liAhl sassnn eaxs
At eaant office
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FILM SMILES
-and so forth
BY iii Speed
FluiS E6AN
CIT TING GOOD
FROM
Int START

TN early DAYS of
the movies
empty stores were
converted an d
livery stables werc
"rcfor m E d
Screens were
called picture
sheets" and pisno.
stool and cover
was a three piece
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FoR RENT

4 ROOM HousE-For rent at Al,
East Cleveland. Cali at 1917 West
Warner, Phone l452-R
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Tho Greek aiiser 'al"hl ses wos1i-
sfseul 81 200
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Clever as Houdini may be al get
ting out of shackles he could not
have escaped ~Handcuffs or Kisses
had be been Elaine Hammerstein's 5
leading man.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS


ron RENT--iowcr floor 5 rooms.
modern furnished Phone IS or
ss7.
'-"-.f-r-
FOR RENT Office room. pe~c,
building inquire At Whites
Jewelry slore
~-----r--~---s
FOR RENT Vacuum cleaner, 81 80
per das 81 % for half day Phone
sos VIII deliver
FOR RENT Two iarse furnished
rooms upstairs Can iol Nor'h
Division. Phone s77.
FOR RENT
rooms. modern, - blocks Of
|P. O.. $1,000
rooms, modern, near Temple.
sS5oo
$ rooms. modern, ess + Cleveland.
$1,000 Phone 27i. The Gaffnef GO
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orchestra. Since tnaf frceNtN s's'~
the poor mans amusement mas PC
come almost family need.
Eugene O'Brien declares that
ours Is THE Land OF Opportunity
because optirnists vie with peptiui-
lists in becoming boostim'sts.
Good for double feature day a
the "Follv~ theatre would Be The
Man Who Triaed" and '1iris Who
Flirf." -
Film titles frequently m'slead.
"Buckirg the Tiger" has nothing
whatever TO do with Paying the
Game"
Ohio Censor Eliminates Surplus
Lingerie.--Heodlire.
Censorship viii be the ruinaiion Of
the picture business
Zenz Kcefc, the Selznick star,
blanes present fashions for the high
cost OF street cleaning
Women formerly swept tilc cross
ings with their trains.
Enjoyed Free Close-Ups
When a famous screen queen re-
verted TO the stage she proved a
financial failtre. Her audiences
waited At the stage door to see the
star pass in and out
Clever as Houdini may be al get
ting out of shackles he could not
have escaped "Hsndcufs or Kisses
had he been Elaine Hammerstein's
leading man.
fuCfffY <ftrriwfnt usih Talking
tirf.vssg hcf bcrs mGdr. but ne
audience Is still matter 81 the sub
title fsfnefior
With Stolen Love" and FORBID
den Fruit IN hlm-iifles Stolen
Sweets" would be all the candy"
It's lure for Pleasure Seekers
seems 70 be The Miracle Of Man
haitian"
Rough STUFF" in Sub-Ti.ies
~Dzshing ruadly away
Dropping 70 his knees.
folding her TO his breast
Holding her at arms length.
Crushed" in strong embrace.
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FOR RENT Nice cool rooms for
Mghl housekeeping Gully b'" =
opposite pastotticV Phone iqs
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

FOR RENT 10 adults oldy, far
nl4hed rooms for lish houeekcep
inF down stairs t'FiVaFe enif nee
a.8 Il Villas
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Enjoyed Free Close Ups

Enjoyed Free Iiost-Ups
When famous screen queen re-
verted TO the stage she proved a
financial failSre. Her audiences
waited AT the stage door to see the
star pass in and out. .
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It's lure for sPieasuge Seekers
seems to be The Miracle Of Man
haitian"
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ONLY $500 CASH PAYMENT

FOR sALE-Sveet potato plants, Soc
per ZOE. $3.50 per 1000. Phone 1854
The Hammitt Co. Guthrie. Okla
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hnofffr experiment usih TALKING
firtarsss hof bces mcdr. but ne
audience Is rtiii matter 81 the sub
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With Stolen Love" and FORBID
den Fruit" IN flm-tities Stolen
Sweets" would be all the candy.
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zenz Kcefe. the Selznick star,
blarnes present fashions for the high
cost of street cleaning
Women formerly swept tnc eross-
ings with their trains.
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Rough STUFF" in Sub-Ti.les
-Dzshing Tuadly away.
dropping" 70 his knees
Folding" her to his breast.
Holding her 4t arms length.
Crushed in strong embrace.
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orchestra. Since that excellent Nsf''
the poor mans amusement has PC
come almost a family need.
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Ohio Censor Eliminates Surplus
Lingerie-Hcodlsne
Censorship viii be the rulnaiion Of
the picture business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-07

Coed for double feature day a.
the "Follv" theatre would Be he
Man Who friaed" and Girls Who
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Eugene O'Brien declares that
ours Is The Land OF Opportunity
because optiraists vie with peptiri-
lists in becoming boostimists.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04
if. ROBERTSON
OPENS GARAGE

One of the best known repair men
in the business is J. F. Robertson, who
has been for several years service
manager for the Denegre Car and
Truck company. He has gone into
business for himself and has opened
one of the best equipped garages in
tho south at 1918 Avenue F, where
he is specializing in the expert re-
pair of Briscoe, Allen, Lexington,
Pierce-Arrow and cars with CONT
mental motors. He is thoroughly
competent, through his long expe-
rience with these motors, to render
a service that will be to the complete
satisfaction of the owner. All his
work is guaranteed and he asserts
that his charges will be surprisingly
reasonable.
He is also prepared to store cars,
having ample space in large quarters.
The building occupied is fireproof and
so heated as to prevent danger of
cars freezing. Washing and doping of
cars will be done promptly and ex-
pertly by Henry Whitman, colored,
who is hardly less well and favorably
known than Robertson himself. Henry
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-04
Auto-Laughs From
Gasoline Paths

Automobile touring is in season In
roads in a jolly mood. The bracing
air is a tonic that puts pep into us
and the falling leaves add colorful
atmosphere to the. trip. Motorists
have the right way of enjoying life
even IL they have not the right of
way on the highways. You know tina :
something humorous is always sure
to happen as you pile up the mileage.
Such auto laughs from the world
press always bring forth laughter in
Topics Of the Day" films the reels
that furnish clean fun at high speed.
Now. fellow, reader, we are all ready
to drive home a few laughs from
gasoline paths.
Social Aide
do you always drive your auto
aloneT'
"Oh. no; usually run across some
body before I have gone far."-Cleve-
land News.
PriceIy Pet Name
Guess I'll have to stop calling my
wife Toots'."
why so7"
1T always reminds her that she
wants an automobile. "--Boston Tran
script.
With License CD
Charged with stealing a motor car,
an Irishman is reported to have
blamed a policeman. He asked the
way to Streatham, and the officer
said: Take the car at the end of the
road" And he did.-London Punch.
Noisy Muffler
THAT tire bursting made terrific
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ary oftion of fine. Indignation is
running high and 1t will not be sur
prising If the event leads TO the for
nation of women's rights sections
throughout the republic.
A woman who until now has been
strongly opposed to suffrage told
your correspondent:
Treated Like a Criminal
1T is disgraceful. It's getting so
in France that women, and especially
married women, have no rights at all.
Nine. Juqulier has been treated like
common criminal--the word Is not
too strong. One would think she
had robbed q bank or cheated at
cards. the way she has been treated.
You may depend upon 1t, the
country is going to hear about this
and the Parliament is going to hear
about II, too. If this kind of a prece-
dent is established, the next thing we
know we shall have q law passed
making the shooting OF ones hus-
band a criminal offense It's no won.
der marriage Is on the decline and
the population OF France is decreas-
ing at an alarming rate. No self
respecting woman Is going to marry
when she doesn't know from one day
to the next what her rights are"
Reviewing the facts and the evil
dence in the case, II 10 difficult to
see on what grounds the Judge took
such a severe view OF the offense.
Nine. Juqulier's testimony was the