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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
 Page the OF Clos Man!

Dear Doctor:
 Mrs. s. and read your recent ar ticle in one of the monthly maga- zines and it sounded so simple that once. Up to date, which is six weeks since it appeared, we have lost 25 pounds each, total 50 pounds, as fol- lows: Mrs. s. before. 169; after, 144 Myself, before 217; after 192. So we are on our way back to normalcy. WEI you now kindly prescribe for our clothes? We have enough for two.
 More fax and figgers: Saving on meat bill, per month, s12.5O.
 Saving on grocery bill per month
 Wear and tear, shoes, chairs, car pets. sidewalks etc. Ono f1ggers.)
 Disposition Cncluding dishes crockery, etc.) no figgers.
 eve have decided that it is i'm mense for the immense, and as we have several immense friends we would like to try this on them. It trail and us a chance to. tell them how to do it. We have the best golf course for miles and miles around. Let's go. I am, obediently yours, Mrs. S."
 My secretary wants to know what commission I'm going to get out of this. NTercenary creature. l give your letter nearly verbatim because it is so very interesting and clever and because it calls attention to a very important point in this weight reduc- tion campaign And that is that there is not only a reduction in weight but that there is a very big reduction in expenses as well, for the expense of taking in your clothes is a tr:fle compared to the expense that is saved And GoshI Isn't it a. joy! If the money that is saved by our numerous followers is contributed to the many people who are suffering from lack of food, what a very sub stantial help can be given. And how happy it will make us and. others Isn't it so? Thanks for the jolly let ter Do write again.
 I'll Send It to You
 Dear Doctor:
 '.Your articles on reducing are the best that I have ever seen on the subject Mrs. B. and I are both shigh-powered assimila tors My method of reducing has been simply a better knowledge of food values Mir B.
 It is quite usual for husband and wife both to be overweight, for the simple reason that they both are ex- posed to the same type of food. I now have prepared a phamphlet on reducing by the count-your-cal method. It has a list of foods with
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

The day may come, but we doubt it. when some genius will invent a hat holder to go under theater seat that will be the right size and right shape to hold a, hat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Today,S RecineS

Dreaded Veal Chop4-Ron chops in beaten egg to which a tablespoon of cold water may be added. then in stale bread crumbs. Brown quickly in hot fat, season, add water almost to cover and let simmer in oven for three-quarter of an hour.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

Dear Mrs Thompson I have been married five years and have two children. three years and thirteen months My husband is fifteen years years older than I and we are living
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20
Canning and Preserving

Canning Small Fruit Without Boil ing F'ruit-Make. syrup of one cup sugar and two cups water; boil Fill can with fresh fruit and pour boiling syrup over it. Screw jars tight shut and stand in clothes boiler filled with boiling water. Put clothes under the jars to keep them from cracking or moving. Leave in water until cold
 and then again tighten tops of cans.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

Chocolate Macaroons-These cook ies are truly delicious and very easily and quickly made. Melt two squares Counces) of chocolate and butter size of an egg, to a paste. Let cool and add one cup of sugar, two unbeaten eggs. one cup of flour, one teaspoon baking powder, salt and one teaspoon of vanilla. Drop from teaspoon and bake in moderate oven.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

An ideal - with money as it's God''
 And whats your God, Yakimov ?'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

their ca1oric value I will be glad to send this to anyone interested upon receipt of a self-addressed and four cent stamped envelope. Thank you for the compliment
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

''License! You want to infame -
 pillage 7 destroy. And what
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

"Oh, nothing, except that you have no place in a nation like the United States, which was founded and dedi- cated tC an ideal higher than any you
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

Peter Nicholaevitch. Russian Grand Duke, exiled by revolution, comes to this country as Peter Nichols and goes to work on the estate of Jonathan K. Mcclure. having charge of many men. His second in command, Shad Wells, jealous of his influence over Beth Cameron, a girl beloved by both works against him. Peter re- ceives word from Europe that the Bo1SheVilzi are on his trail and there is confirmation of the fact in the character of some of the men Wells has hired. There is disaffectiOn among the men, and Peter seeks to aIlay it by talking common sense to them,
 ''ThrinSs have happened in this camp that are going to make trouble for everybody he says, trouble for me, trouble for Me Guire, but mere trouble for you"
 AND HERET TrFN CON-vTNT-ES
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
A Spirit of Cooperation

recognized pressing
cesses-a routng of the street cars
Two appointed deal with each OF
problems extremely valuable and whose
good Judgment that appreciated the commercial
world requested They spent
formulated reports to the mayor which co
not have been obtained except great
city instances who were
in no way fortunes of Mr. Shank they had
opposition candidacy and
election
These men gave of their ability
because they unselfshy the betermen of Indian
apoI demand their
loyalty to the city of Indianapolis
Almost six elapsed Office and
several weeks the traffic
congestion reports Neither of these reports has
been accepted made the Shank
their provisions explain why they have
notb
Apparently the reports
holed by the that
odnated any program cnded in
few days when their shortcomings develop
Men good judgment that the municipal
election over preference might have
BEEN elected and in all probabilities will
be mayor for years They the
Indianapolis willing their
time the advancement of Indianapolis
that have before acute problems
growing the administration postpon the day
of graphing with them understand
lack OF
gram of beerment
anfes the opportunity for the municipality
the sou
ton municipal problems for Shank
to take advantage
administration.
Ignoring of business whom he has asked
of sening his opportunity to obtain
throughout his d
repeatedly give their efforts
avail
In the press Of minor matters Mayor possibly
by the work those
men he help appreciation will
cooperation which could be made the
valuable Of he administration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Just Enough of Beans

Eastern question is
course the results How
ever many accepted by the other
the France
officially There
Will negotiations exceptions explanations All that
happened and compromised
questions they only scraps
United work to-
world let each other alone
amounts
keep ships 100000
100000 The United States Of
the most and ships
a
the
believed that the
treaty. Senate constutona sound
iamof
islands, the East
forth OF equator
China friend gets nothing which
Of girl to the circus
called told would
China
We get China a ookIn
good will finally
will
will
boarding
baked dinner They
Looking
hng.-W. D. Boyce in the Saturday Blade Chicago.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

ing as the ragged little Nancy, because
she wears fine gowns with too much
class. Bebe looks like she can take care
Of herself, even when Mrs. Kelly is beat
ing her. Miss Daniels gets nowhere in
this movie
The cast includes Edward Sutherland,
Vera Lewis, Myrtle Steadman, James
Gordon and others.
At the Alhambra all week.-W. D. 81.
CONCERNING AGAIN
THE FOUR HORSEMEN."
In my selection of the ten best movies
for 1921, included 1.-THE Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse" as one Of ths
ten best
The Ohio this week is presenting ''The
-Four Horsemen" for the first time in
indianapolis at popular prices. The
theater management has not spared ex-
pense anting this movie.
1t expensive undertaking for the
Ohio or any theater to present this movie
at popular prices. 1t will mean packed
houses at every performance for the
theater TO break even. / am told.
And l will repeat again that 1.-The Four
Horsemen" is a fine picture. It's appeal is
varied, but we all must admit that from
production and acting standpoint this
picture is one of few really great ones.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

his father TO go to the climate where II
Is hot the year round.
These characters and many others you
will meet in Thomas Ince's Hail, the
Woman" which opened a weeks engage
mcnt at Circle yesterday. / must tell
you some news right now. Theodore
Roberts wears a beard in this movie and
even with a beard he is the same fine
actor Of his beardless days. Listen. Also
Theodore doesn't smoke a single cigar
during the entire movie. Rather strange
for this fine old actor, but you will like
his acting mot the character) just the
same as If he had smoked a dozen black
cigars.
Hail, the Woman" is one Of those
Main Street themes which stretches over
and touches some Of New York's rapid
streets. The story concerns Oliver Beres-
ford a sort Of self-chosen apostle Of a
small town who thinks that his ideas
Of right and wrong are final.
The old MAJ forEiyes his son when 1t
is discovered hat Nan Higgins is to be
mother David, the son. is studying
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

by his prospective father-in-law to get
a job. So Lloyd walks up the street,
and on seeing a sign, Men Wanted,
walks into the place. 1t turns out to lie
be a navy recruiting station and be-
fore our hero" knows it, he has job
for four years.
Lloyd goes to sea and on a great gun
boat he stages some real fun. The fun
NEST bit probably is when he boxes with
the champion boxer Of the boat He is
getting an awful beating when a COB,
who is scrubbing the deck, accidentally
slips a piece of soap under the right
heel of Lloyd. The soap slips" speed
into Llyod's glove and he gives the brave
boxer of the boat the knockout blow.
OF course, the movie producer sent
Lloyd's girl and her father on cruise in
ltheir private yacht. The-two sweethearts
meet in an Oriental place. Romantic ac-
ton Is injected into the story when the
girl Is kidnapped by. an owner Of a ha-
rem. Lloyd stages fine rescue and of
course wins the girl.
The entire story is acted in Lloyd's
breezy way-glassless specs as well.
THE Lure of Egypt lives up to its
Oriental nature implied in the title. A
large cast Of principals is used in this
movie.
At the Isis all week.
Il l.
ON THE STAGE.
''Lightnin'" with Milton Mobiles as
Lightnin' Bill Jones, opens a weeks en-
gagement at English's tonight.
Z. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe open
three day engagement at the Murat
tonight. The opening bill is The Mer-
chant Of Venice" with Hamlet" sched-
uled for Tuesday night.
McWaters and Tyson are among those
present on the current bill at Keith's.
THE Cinderella Revue" is one of the
features at the Lyric this week.
Billy Watson's Big Revue is the current
attraction at the Park. This is a Column
bia No. l Wheel show.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
ASKS POST MEN
TO GET POINTERS
Shank Appeals to Travellers
for Suggestions.

Because they have unusual opportuni-
ties to observe Improvements in other
cities, Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank urged
travelling statesmen to suggest to the city
administration things which will be Of
benefit to indianapolis, in a speech to
members Of Post B of the Travellers Pro-
tective Association, Saturday afternoon.
He said he particularly desires sugges-
tions for the handling Of traffic. The as
ISOLATION will name committees to confer
with city boards.
Boyd NJ. Ralston, whom Mayor Shank
defeated in the election, Endorsed the prof.
ect for damming White River at North
western avenue and making a large lake
in the lowlands north of this point and
declared that every good Democrat is
with the mayor in anything of benefit
to the city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
FOREVER WILL BE THE SCREENS SWEETEST MEMORY


There are very few things that one
desires to put in his memory box to keep
the dust of time away.
Such a treasure is Forever" a movie
version Of Peter IbbetsOn"
Personally, 1 will treasure Forever
al the screens sweetest memory.
There is something so wonderfully
fne, big and sweet about "Forever" that
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
Fine COurtesy!

davowa of both the the Beverage the
chuckle in the ranks of the Democrats Of Indiana.
prospect party
nominating candidate
danger being assaed there those
that where such fine courtesy being displayed
re a fol ii.
the
though they
repeated assertions of determination indulge them
they who
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
BEBE DANIELS HAS
4 CINDERELLA ROLE.

Bebe Daniels has gone IN for that poor
little orphan girl stuff" in Nancy From
Nowhere"
In this movie. Bebe Daniels IS Nancy,
ONE Of those ragged apron wearers who
slaves in q kitchen in a rough family by
the name Of Kelly. Nancy has hopes
that some good looking and rich Romeo
happens along. He happens along when
Nancy escapes from the tyranny or the
Kelly family.
The escape is made possible when
Nancy breaks one Of Mrs. Kelly's best
dishes. Nancy is given good beating.
She walks right out Of the Kelly shack
and runs into Jack Halliday, one or
those rich chaps whose sister has decided
that her brother shall marry well.
Young Halliday is a modern chap and
he takes Nancy to the home Of his father
dad and sis being away from homo
on trip. OF course there is 4 good
housekeeper present who looks after
Nancy and everything is proper.
Jack tries to keep away from his SO
ciety girl by pretending that he has the
measles, but the girl not seeing measle
sign on the door, walks in one day and
discovers Jack and Nancy. So the kind
party telegraphs Jacks sister the sad
news about a strange woman" being in
the house.
That brings sis and dad back home
n a hurry and little diplomacy on
the part Of sig convinces Nancy that a
marriage with Jack will ruin his flu
ture.
SO Nancy is carted back to the Kelly
kitchen in a swell automobile. When
Jack discovers that he has been tricked,
he leaps into his auto, goes to the Kelly
shack and motors Nancy to the nearest
minister.
This is Pollyanna movie. all sugar and
moon light. Miss Daniels is not convinc-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

1t creeps into
ones memory box
before one is
conscious of it.
The story is Of
the tender and
gentler sort with
a symbolic and
spiritual ending
which impresses
one that a won
derful symphony
has Just been
played. The cast,
which lncluQeS
Elsie Ferguson
and w liza C Q
Reid is largely
responsible for
the glow of bril-
liancy which runs
through the en-
tire film. Credit
must be given to
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

nerve ana 80 INK
to showup her
father as the
worst old hypo-
critic Of the vii
laRe.
Madge Bellamy
poor, sweet lit
tie Madge as
Nam Higgins has
given the screen
an uncrowned
queen of mother
hood who suf-
fered at the harsh
words Of Oliver
Beresford.
Lloyd Hughes
ms Davis Beres-
ford is the spine
less son Of old
man Oliver Beres
ford, who hasn't
the backbone to
speak up and tell
!.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
MABEL AND MOLLY o.
MAKE A GOOD TEAM.

This movie is a
First National at
traction. In Molly
o" Miss Normand
Is the dauPhter OF
"a father who
works by the day
and ma" takes In
W n s h n g, n
Molly's family, ma
and pa had picked
a husband for her.
Even Molly had
ideas Of M own
as she y had
dreamed Cinder-
ella dreams and
was sure that the
fairy godmother
and a Prince
Charming would
come along some
day. And he does
come, too.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
sCHoRTEMEIER TO SPEAK.

Frederick f. Schortemeier, secretary
of the Republican State Committee, viii
deliver a patriotic address at the EN-
manuel Baptist Church. WoOdlawn
avenue and Laurel street, tonight.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
WOMAN STEALS GAS

GLASGOW, Feb 13.-Mrs. Elisabeth
Morrow confessed when arrested that she
had stolen gas for her home by cutting
the meter pipe and using a rubber tube
between the inlet and house supply
pipes
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

Wyndham Gray ...... Edward Martindel
Richard Stuart Charles Meredith
Mrs Stuart .Mathilde Brundage
The Baby .............. Eugene Hoffman
David. Junior .-....Muriei Frances Dana
Rather have the impression that In
dianapois movie fans viii enjoy the sen
tinent, the tears and the heartaches in
Hail The Woman"
At the Circle all weekly. D. II.
-,- -I- -l-
MABEL AND MOLLY o"
MAKE A GOOD TEAM.
Mabel N0rnand Is frolicking In n Mack
Sennett movie called Molly O" at Mister
Smiths this week
In this movie Miss Normand lives up
TO the fame she achieved as Mickey"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
We TOWNE GOSSIP
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

to be a minister and none knew that
he had really married Nan, the daughter
Of "Odd Jobs Man" (played with terrific
cruelty by Tully MarshalD and spineless
David didn't have the nerve to speak up.
So Nan goes to the city and little David
is born. Nan is given an awful Jolt by
life and she dies.
Judith Beresford, the daughter of
Oliver Beresford, is ordered from her
fathers home on suspicion alone Judith
goes TO the city and discovers Nan just
before the candle went out. .
judith takes little David back to the
old town and In her own way forces
David from the pulpit to recognize his
own child and at the same time compels
her father to admit what a self -centered
old fool he has been.
Hail the Woman" is a beautifully
produced picture and the acting is good
because of the strong cast The acting
triumph of their movie Is registered by
Madge Bellamy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

George Fitsmaurtce WHO produced "hor-
ever under the Paramount banner.
In Forever" we have the blending Of
the material with the dream world or
the supernatural. It's message of love,
beauty and devotion Of Peter Ibbetson
and Mimsi will haunt your memory as
beautiful experience.
So you Will not misunderstood; yon
win see a different Wallace Reid In For
ever than you have been accust omed to.
He is not speeding over a dusty road In
a motor. He is a man and lover OF
yesterday-a yesterday that knew no
motor cars. And how long we have
waited for Elsie Ferguson to come into
her own. For long time am sure that
you have wished that Miss Ferguson
could have an opportunity to register
real work on the screen as she has had
on the stage. Such an opportunity is
given her in Forever" Mr.. Reid and
Miss Ferguson have taken advantage OF
their opportunities in this movie and the
result is acting seldom revealed on the
screen.
The greatest triumph for Forever are
the scenes devoted to the dream world
in which Peter and Mimsi find the great
iOy Of living in their dream home "
though Peter is in prison and Mimsi IS
alone in a great mansion.
Peter in prison. dreams the dreams OF
complete Joy with his Mimsi In dream
land they are united, in real life they are
separated The dream ends because
cruel fire claims Mimsi as victim.
Mimsi is missing from Peters dream
house that night.
"Mimsi." he calls in his dream, but his
loved one is absent.
In reality, the flames claim Mmsi
Mimsi no longer is part OF Peters
dreamland
Peter in prisou knows that something
has happened to Mimsi
In frantic effort, Peter falls dead IN
prison.
Then the shadow form Of Mimsi en-
ters the prison cell and stretching OUT
her hand lifts the soul Of Peter 10 that
great beyond.
Afinsi and Peter will be together for
ever. A..
have not told you anything about the
pictorial beauty Of this movie. The d.
rector seems to have photographed the
beauty or forever land. The garden
scenes where Mimsi and Peter frolicedi IN
childhood are Of appealing beauty. Inc
tragedy In their lives are in direct con-
trast to the happiness Of their youth.
Inhale the beauty Of Forever. ne
srect the artistry Of the screen which
makes Dossible such pictures q . FOR
ever Support and encourage the pro-
duction Of such worth while screen pro-
Oh. yes. I will give you the cast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

WHAT has between
friends that caused it?
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
DOUBLE BILL
AT THE ISIS.

The Isis this week is Offering another
double bill with Harold Lloyd in "A
Sailor Made Man" and 1.-THE Lure of
Egypt"
In "A Sailor Made Man" Lloyd starts
out as one Of those idle rich chaps who
has more money than brains. He is told
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13
SPEAKING Or FATHERS.
THEODORE Is THE LIMIT,

Theodore Roberts as Oliver Beresford
has given the screen the cruelest father
Of the age.
Florence Vidor az Judith Beresford has
given as the only Beresford who had the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

The fairy prince In this story Is a doc
tor person, but pa and ma win have none
of doc. So doc is given the air by ma
and pa but Molly attended a charity af-
fair the next night and she was asked to
lead the grand march at the last minute
OF course her marching partner was doc
Well when ma and pa discovered that
Molly exited from the family roost Doe
was nearby and he took her Just around
tho corner to the little church.
SO fairy prince when he Is doctor
isn't a bad sort after all IN the love
game.
And the story doesn't end here as some
thrills have been added after Molly found
happiness.
Thought maybe you would want the
~ Of Here II IA
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HARDING NOT
PLEASED WITH
PRIMARY PLAN

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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THE DISADVANTAGES ruin" policy in politics usually
are measured by "rule ruin"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-13

Molly o ..................Ma Mabel NOrmand
Tim O'Dair ..............G George Nichols
Mrs. Tim O'Dair ..,.....Anna Hernandez
Billy O'Dair Albert Hackett
Jim Smith ,;.....;.......E Eddie Gribbon
DR.. John $. Bryant .....,..Jack Mulhall
Fred Manchester ....... Lowell Sherman
Miriam Manchester -. .Jacqueline Logan
Albert Faulkner ............. Ben Deely
Mrs. jas, w. Robbins Gloria Davenport
The Silhouette Man 49,. Carl Stockdale
Antonio Bacigalupi -. Eugenie Messerer
Molly o" Is at Mister Smiths all week.