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bp, CAB ban l1nberntsnina / Dams,
Gang, | Mltitf % | altnit, eIler ma.
Ieoe 9ortretter al aisbnlrnoene oe
Sarmerne. Saainort SfoIctimerne
par operitaaet toe ban iaa fin Tegne.
fasie % eif no til Sielene.
s fem Iar - fra 1921 til 1926
- Iepebe ban bette pmitreifenoe 2ip.
Oct bar ofte at bet fueb meb at faa
nof at iptie - men ban bolbt pao
meo fit @erf. Sfte rneote ban Sfuf.
felier iom nilbe babe brlbt Mobet
hos DC ileite M9nb. Gneaug % Or.
beioet bar naiten f9rSie paffeoe ban
aue fine giueoer | EFT Yaffasie Tom
en- Of bans @enner Iopeoe at paste
gobt paa mebens Iububon reiite bort
paa fin iibite Stubiereiie. Oa ban
nogle Waaneber efter fom tilbage
fanot ban at ct &ottepar babe feitet
80 | &asiert og bapbe gnapet ct Sul
gicnnem ale giaeberne for of faa
8apirtrRoler til Hebe for lingerie.
Get tpg Iububon ire Iar for Eabet
bar eritattet - og faa fom &egnpano
en Dag / &asien og soelagoe mango
al giIleberne.
s 1926 bar gerfet enbelie fulbt
ferbig % Iuol,bon reiIte til England
boor set lpffebeS bam at opertale Ell
Sorlagger til OF ubgioe 8erfet "Sbe
9irbs of Imerica". Set er ct Of De
itsrite og melt mo11,,mentaIe Irbeiber
ser n~ogeniinbe er ubfonuuet. Set be.
ituar al fem ginb, Der I Stsrrelie
opergaar enbper anben Bog % inbe'
boIoer 435 baanbfaroebe StaalItif
meb gineoer af 1865 S,igle. Snert
Set foIteoe Subifribenterne omtre11t
1000 Collars = MI er &unftellfere
piIlie til at betale mango tuien Sol.
lars for at fomnne / 8efibbelie at
bette poerit iicIbne Bert at bpilfet
belle Splaget beitob at 175 grempla.
rer. Serite Del ubfom I 1927, fibite
Gel / 1888. en- bilieere l1bgabe /
miilbre Sormat ubfom i%e1ere.
"Tbe 8irbs of Imertca" giorbe
Iuoubon bersnrt I etbbert 2anb, %
inbbroate bam tiIitr9ffeltg til of ban
funoe forti9tte fine Naturitlbier.
San uoeab fine Saettaeelier at Slig.
Ienes 2ip unber Sitlen "Srnitbolo.
eicaI Biography, Der ubfom | fem
ginb / aarene 1859. S 1912
fisbte ban en- itsrre Gienbom | ben
~norolige Sci af gpen Seem gorf
lanas SubiorHoben, og Der lepeoe
ban ct Ipffelig og agtet 2ip til fin
$40 / 1851.
gububons ftsrite Sortieneite er at
ban aabnet Mmerifmnernes Sine for
oct pibunberlige Suglelip Der | Cant
set, Senere ba Dem fremabifri6enoe
Civilization berebebe Slelene oeres
Sriiteoer og ipntes at true mango at
Dem meo l1brpbbelie, blen Der runot
ON / 4merifa al Su~elepenner itiftet
Screninger I BEN Seniigt m bepare
SueIearterne fra %l1nbergang, 90 bisie
SeIifaber berer ole Iububo,s Rapn
til Winbe ON BEN Wm6 ser tilbras.
te en- 2ipsti6 blan6t Suglene for at
pptfe fine 2anosm9ttbs Snteresie for
benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
9iemmet paa &rerien.

Sumas Sliens fsrite aar / Gnbuaaet
paa Irerien. Ioritsauteritanf Sort9I,
ling al "&rnIiot". 9a SprtGQinesn
iibite giuter offentliesiorbes / Soften"
gjorbe ben flor 2bffe paa @rtnS Of fine
naturlise % brpsebe gileoer al gter.
refer os primitive Sorbolo, ~iaaleSss
Iom be | De tiblise Gipnerba9e article ia
paa ben menneifetomme Gr9rie. lta!,
minbelis ipGnbenbe pg faneiIenbe fors
talt, % Seieren faar sanife ofte Gn.
Itbntne til at tr9ffe pda SmiIebaanbet.
"Set nurffe Selifab" bar prisbeIsn.
net beuue Surtellins meh &pn. .. %.
Slefpns 2iteraturprGmte.
suruft ubitpret 1922 Siber. gris
$1.25.
Senb 9eres @~eitinineer ibag til:
THE ANUNDSEN PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
On fin Son.

Sen "n1eaneIte" Wanb, io1n noeen-
ftnbe bar lat fin Sob paa amerifanif
@ri,nb, er, efter De Sor. Staters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sperbenisntng
Ell beri 2anoet boenbe Staliener, iom
paa EiIbageturen til Seem gorf for.
leben 9ag fra ct geisg I fit Siem-
lamb reiite paa fbrite BIabs paa en-
al De fineite Sceanbampere, mebens
ban bab6e anbragt fin eamle Wooer,
iom ban paa 8inetteu babbe fIasiifi-
ceret iom "Spenbe", blanot De film.
fenbe fpbei,rop9iife Soroer neoe paa
WeQembpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
Graofrins af bueor.

Observation-Disclosures bar no
Ttebt ct Girfulrre, iom meOoeler npr'
mere SplpSringer ON, bporleoeS Dc
tne &eaIer angaaerloe @rabertng Al
Soe6e / Goarbpeoe.9 eItet bill blj
bruet / Inperbelie.
Senitaten meo Be npe Reeler er al
rctte poa Rungler oeo ben ttbligere
SrSuing, iom babe oPret @lenItanS
for Gnfer / N~orboeiteny uben OF no
iatte Smintntneen Of Spebe for De
nlenper, iom Intagelien al npe @ra'
Der piIoe foroolbe. 0e npe Hegler
paaIagger Snipeftererne at anfsre
life nIere ber 8rab, Tom De beitem'
ir1er for en- Spebeprspe, men ogiaa
BEN Grab, fom ben ianrme Soeoe bill
6e faa, ON BEN bar fulbit9nbig rem,
ener grspen oar hi for Wangler al
en- eGer anben slrt, iom iGtter 8ra'
BEN neb. Sormoulet berneo at on
etoe ct @r1nblae for for'fielige
9risrpterttger inben De forifielige
8rooer, fua baobe Sarmerne % De
IofaIe 9iebere fan faa Splpsninger,
iom ontpber Sen oirfeltge Sprbi al
erboer SpeSeprepe ener "iumple".
0enfommerciene Grab bill BIZ art'
qtbet iom fsr, og Smiatningen bill
tie pao 9runbIag al oenne. Wen
ssnjpeftions- 6 ertififntet pil besuoen
81 SpIpsnins ON Sugtigbebsinbbol'
oct og SbImbinger, iom trpffer
@raben neb unoer, bbab BEN eners
biIbe bore. Sor grenrpel: Sbebe,
iom bar Is 9rocert Sustigbeb, bill
bli qruoeret $50. 8, men Gertififatei
bill tiIfsie: "Suettebeb 10 8rocent
eIers go. f.. 9ette ptier, at Del
olene en- SustiebeoenL Tom ietter
@raben 11eb fra SO. It'll go. 3. Wan
bill gau frem pan famine Waube meb
Senipn til SbIonbtnger Goreien ma
teriaD, meo ltnbtaeelie af Socf.
oge".
On M "Wsurfet Stems serbice" bill
bIt paubegpnbt. Sen bill 81 Splps'
ninger life aIene ON 8riierne for
Grab $40. /, 9 og 8, men ogiaa for
8rupper inben be forifieIige @ra-
Der; for grerpel: $50. 8, Is gro.
cent motihire, ~otberpiie $50. IL.
9isie Rotertnger nil angi ben birfe-
Iige MhorfebspGrbi of enboer Sbebe-
prsoe. Senne "Wtarfet Serpice" bill
fpnre til at omfatte aae oigtige
Rurfeoer for Sanbel meb Snebe,
men bill bli itartet I Rinneopolis |
nsie Sorbin6elie meb 8iennemfsreI.
fem al "Slt,re Srabtng act" oe
"@rain Stmbarbs act".
Sormerne bill itabig faa fig tilitiI.
let De oficieIe Splpsninger ON Sri.
ierre' giennem 8resien, peb EeIegrai
oe ne6 truablss SeIegraf, faa De oa
5oeoefisberne I 2mSbtitrifterne til
'ertbner Stb fnn ia fulb geffeo ON
9rtierre pua Sbe6e Of enbber 8ra6
og erbber &polttet. Ran bar ben
Sro.fot benne Sroning bill afbi9lpe
be nIemper, Tom Sarmere og Iotale
r&iebere bar Haget oner.
9epartementet bill euers eisre aIt,
bbao gieres fan, forat BEN 9rts,
SGrmerne fam for fin Spebe, fan
ibare fulbt no til SpeSeng 0eloprbi,
og bet tror, of Den npe Sr6nina mel
FSripeftioner bill fire Sarmerne ret.
sfRrbtge 8rier iutber oct m,perenSe
Spitem for @raoerins af Spe6e i
8anrbbe6e.g eltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908 AT
TIE Posr orYIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCH s, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

Svmaieiner,
burAe fnbes I bpert aurif'am.ri'
fanf 9ieiu 10 MarS 8arantt.
Hpt at ale.
8iaisf, bebit % u~p.to'bate.
8iaigf, bebft % np.to'bate.

"Seeprab.goften" bar fra 9io til onoen tE1ti
grebe ira Ibonnenter, Tom bar fiebt en- "Sns'
benren" Sbmaifin. Nltto fort9ner De % on.
boor uomerfet ben arbeioer % boor ~iIlIreos
man er nteo ben | aue Mlauber % cite faar o.
bere ON Mafttner, tcm CT ct Snes gar GAME,
at De er lteefua eobe, forl ba be fisbies. W
flnbe oefaa itGbne @rernpIer pna Gdmtltsst,
fom eier op til 4, Ia 8 "Suspennen" SgnlaI1;
iier. Set bill meb andre Orb 4, at "SIsoeHnen
er bIet aneriienot 90 %faitiIaat bIanot ogte
edn6smgno fom en- { bier Seniecroe istlis,
TASTES Waaiftn. Set tror bt or ben oepFS
GnbeiaIiua noseu Wlaiftn fan faa.
De me "Susoennen" .Waaifiner CT iienot Et
ale fine nrbetosfpareroe Sorbeortreer. 2e glst
"Dpable 2pcf glitch" (amlbeitineO et Snn9
tom bill iibbe | Sstet fan IPnge 3stet eatst'
Be bar "Mutunatie senfipn" (lraabreenleio[I,
fprr reenIerer fg feIo % ingen &Gsltns o@
bsoer. Spbitanseu bebsper itfe at titles, nen
cir automatic bet rette Srpi paa be i@oriIsaiSs
9sitpffcIfer. Se bar automatic eprlpin0s
efbttei, ausIeIasersetn o. y y,
%p @0Oel @r. 500. S33.25
Eris. VOCsSo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19

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eenb "Seeurab.V Rotten" til GIeet % g3ernpr
I bet gnnlIe 2ano. 0rifeu er $500 BIZ. snr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wooded material from so cents to $1.5O
higher, according to weight aud quality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-31
At IN r The Hechf Co at IN r
Women:s stockings that wiN flash
by in the Easter parade: SALE
Plain glove silks
Corded glove silks
Fu1l-fashioned thread silks
Clocked tweed sport hose

of stocking desired for will likely be found
As the hose "sgy gu
lar, but of them first quality and perfect
ahinedhre within hose in
ghregh
neatly n quality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
Society Personals
Sun Dial Maids -ianning Dance

Miss Marion Clopton was hostess TO
the meeting OF the sun Dial Maids yes.
,erday at Hotel Ardmore. which was
much enjoyed by about fourteen young
ladies', who spent the hours informally
discussing plans for dance and other
social affairs to be given this season.
Miss Ruth LaHane OF Fort Woth,
Texas. who is visiting Miss Florence
"all, was a guest at the meeting yes.
terday. Refreshments were served. Mrs.
Dan Collins win entertain the sun Dial
Maids next Wednesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19

Miss Nancy Jane Roger
Mr.. and Mrs i. II. Roger announce
the birth of daughter. October IA,
to whom they have given the name,
Nancy Jane Both mother and daughter
are doing nicely at Hardy sanitarium.
+ 1. =
French Opera Enjoyed
More than seventy five women enjoy.
ed the program of French opera given
yesterday at Hotel Ardmore by the
Philharmonic club. when the principal
parts of the opera, Carmen" were pre-.
sented in costume, Mrs. Harry b. Harts
singing "ilabanera," and "Sequidille"
Miss Margaret Noble opened the pro.
gram, telling OF the beginning ot
French opera.
Others on the proram were Mrs. A.
NJ. Iepler, who discussed the story OF
Carmen and illustrated her talk with
Visitor records; Mr.. Gordon Harston,
who sang the toreador song; Mrs. Alex.
ander took the part Of Michael's Aria,
and Mrs. f. W. Golden.Howes ana
Miss Frances Jones gave the Gypsy
song.
The next entertainment will be
program OF German opera.
+ I. j.
At party given Master George Par
ton Barker, in celebration of the fourth
birthday large number Of children
made merry with Halloween favors and
many games and amusements.
The children attending the party
were:
Hollis Brooks.
Erina Brooks.
Weddie Lowenstein.
Alvin HerAnark
Alice Gene Hancock.
Mldren Noand
Annie Elizabeth Mclean
Margie Mclean
Frances Tendall.
Astrader Tendall
| Maxine Sprecklemeyer.
Frances Sprecklemeyef.
Virginia Winfrey.
Eleene Winfrey.
| Mack Barnes.
James, Ray and Jack Parker
|
Marguerite Mcintosh.
Wawen Hughes.
Harry Keith Roberts
Stanley Cowan.
Milton Hatfield.
| Helen Hatfield
Imogene Whitlock.
| Bobble Mccain.
Edwin Mclean.
Edwena Mclean.
! X !. +
Society Personals
Mrs. Frank Sherwood has returned
| from u three weeks visit with her sis-
ter in Tulsa and with other relatives in
| Greenville, Texas.
+ :. +
Mrs. Claud V. Barrow went to Hugo
this morning 10 spend a fortnight at the
home OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Wo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19

HitcfhOon lea Tor BtDie Niass
The Young Ladies Bible class of the
st Presbyterian church, of which
lss Mrs. Arthur Strachley is teacher,
be entertained on Saturday at four
lock at the home of Mrs. Velie Suggs
North Washington.
l. :. !.
Audubon Society Meets
p'he Audubon. society will meet Sat
Fiay afternoon at three O'Clock at
home Of Mrs. G.. A. Ramsey, 322 c
Feet. southwest. This is the initial
feting OF this season and an informal
feting will be held. All bird lovers
? invited TO attend.
The Woodman Circle will meet in
eular session Friday evening at 1880
Flock.
The kindergarten class of Mrs. ii. 7.
ittenden will open this afternoon at
rec O'Clock at the Episcopal Guild
bm when a get acquainted" party
n be given. The mothers of the
ldren will also be entertained. The
Eular class will start on Monday
ernoon at the Guild room.
!. :: :.
The first entertainment of the season
the Bixby club will be given Friday
enlng at the home OF Mrs. Roy Alex
der. 900 Bixby avenue, southwest.
p" Z. :.
|rhe fifteen year old girls class OF
|oadway Baptist Sunday school will
tertain group of boys with candy
u at Davidson holl Friday evening.
Is. Vaden and some of the mothers
Il assist the girls in entertaining.
:: !. ::
Mrs. Roy Alexander will he hostess
the Thimbe Tea club at her home
iday afternoon at $50.
!. :. =
The Rainbow girls and DeMolay boys
l have a boX-supper at Convention
1 Thursday evening at S o'clock.
!. 1. !:
rhe Philharmonic club will meet
sdnesday afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A.
pms when program of French opera
| be given,
Hiss Frances German will entertain
members Of the Pi Phi Alumnac
cheon club on Saturday.
.. =.
'he United Daughters of the Con
eracy will meet at the home OF the
sident, Mrs. Arthur Walcott, sat
lay afternoon for the initial meeting
this season. \ report from the
awnee convention viii be received
delegates will be selected to attend
national convention of ID. A. Il. IN
mingham, Ala, November IA
!. :: :.
Enjoyable Party for Teachers
he Primary department Of the
,adway Methodist church was deligh;
v entertained by Mrs. NJ. +. Win
and Mrs. w. h. Ernst Tuesday
ming at the home of the latter.
hsrslrst holr was spent in a business
sion presided over by the Superln-
dent. Miss Mary Grimes. Several
pts for the religious nuture of the
I'd were discussed among the teach
and helpers present.
mystic bill OF fare" afforded much
usement during the social hour. y
cious ice course was served.
hose present were:
Hrs. b. w. Duke.
Irs. Hub Adams.
rrs. w. #. Abbott.
Irs. W. A. Roberts.
Trs. G. +. Williams
frs. C A Whitehurst.
lrs. +. b. Moore.
rs. Theodore Torgerson.
rs. T. NJ. Brigance.
\ trs. o. II. Lewis.
lrs. Walter Bomar.
rs. Cortez Frensley
RS. Fred Childress.
rs. Marvin Franklin
RS. W. f. Winfrey.
RS. W. Il Ernst.
iss Sue Luce.
lss Bonnie Garrett.
iss Sadie Ryburn.
iss Mary Grimes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
Observation-Disclosures

iss Lolo Whitmore OF Ovcrbrook
Mr.. X. d. Watkins. Santa Fe bag.
e master OF Ardmore, were mar.
Monday evening al the home OF
. Crayton s. Brooks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
MG{oci;eh
0NTxMS
Diinick.knieht

Dimick- Knight
Rev. Crayton S. Brooks officiated
at the marriage Tuesday evening. OF
Miss Eunice ID. knight to Mr.. Louis
Dimick, which was performed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dimick will reside in
Ardmore, where Mr.. Dimick is employed
at the Fred Horn tailor shop.
= + +
Miss Nancy Jane Roger
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Roger announce
the birth of daughter. October a.
to whom they have given the name,
Nancy Jane. Both mother and daughter
are doing nicely at Hardy sanitarium
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
\ Birth Announcement

p. and Mrs. Frank Herzmark. Of
Stanley boulevard. announce the
b or q son, October is.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19

Afternoon Tea for Bible Class
Fhe Young Ladies Bible class of the
fst Presbyterian church, of which
Pss Mrs. Arthur Strachley is teacher,
! be entertained on Saturday at four
flock at the home of Mrs. Velie Suggs
! North Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

He had heard on his telephone.
"kip's given away all my secrets!"
he ragged. How can / ever stop
those kids now? They'll get that
record to the princess as sure as I'm
a wicked fairy, and then the princess
will put it on her photograph and
hear the words of Longhead, telling
her which king to marry. oh, mus
tard. oh, sardines and red pepper!'
And then that wicked old fellow
had a most terrible idea. II can't
follow them" he shouted suddenly,
but I can still do some damage"
Then he went to his map on the
wall. They're likely spending the
night in the pleasant country be-
tween the Electric Mountain and the
Efderdown Mountain. I'll make my
self into a bat and fly up to the
Dream Star. And I'll send down
dreams that will make them walk In
their sleep and they'll get lost. The
Brownies are all asleep. so they
can't help them.
"Yo. no, no! And a bottle of cat
sup! No, 1 mean a sweet mosquito.
I'll have to find me one" Twelve
Toes had turned into a black bat and
flown out of his cave into the night
(To be continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
Your Health
To Prevent Goitcr

To Prevent Golfer
Modern evolutionists teach us that
we originally came out of the ocean
and ocean swamps.
Whether this is true or not. the
fact remains that human blood In
composition and consistency is very
much like sea water.
Goiter. which is a deficiency dis
case" caused by lack of sufficient
iodine in food and water. is found TO
be more general in the interior
states. The farther from the ocean
and natural salt water. the more
common is goiter.
There are two kinds of goiter.
One is the simple goiter often
see in girls in their teens. The
symptom of this form is usually en-
largement OF the neck. 1t causes
but little trouble and generally
rights itself in a few years.
The other form of goiter is called
exophthalmic goiter because the suf-
ferer's eyes protrude. 1t is often
dangerous because it starts gradu-
ally and progresses slowly.
Generally the first symptom noted
is a rapid pulse. The heart often
beats fast and makes a throbbing IN
the neck. Enlargement of the thyroid
gland ome in every case sooner or
later.
Ochsner gives these rules for goi-
ter patients which have been found
beneficial:
avoid all excitement DR. irrita-
ton. Get an abundance Of rest. Go
to bed early. sleeping long hours
and taking a mid day nap.
sleep in a thoroughly ventilated
room. Eat and drink nothing that
irritates the nervous system.
Eat slowly and chew thoroughly
| Avoid foods difficult to digest. Eat
little meat. Drink plenty of milk
Eat foods prepared with milk, cream
or buttermilk.
"Avoid meat broths and such or
CANS as sweetbreads, liver, kidney
tripe and plucks.
Eat freely of cooked fruits and
vegetables and very ripe fruits
Drink fruit juices prepared fron
ripe fruits. Eat eggs. butter. bread
toast, rice and cereals.
Drink an abundance of good wa
ter, known to be pure or distilled o
boiled. Use NO tobacco"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
Beoause Am Married
CHAPTER 5

CHAPTER 5
Under an agreement with his
bride that marriage should not in
terfere with the liberties of either
as individuals. Jack phones that he
Is staying at his club to play chess
with an old chum, Jim. The reveries
of the lonely bride are interrupted
by a phone call from Bart Elliot,
her platonic friend, who says he's
coming I o take her to the Playhouse
Club. She agrees to go.
DozensEhundreds of meals had /
prepared for Bart Elliot; breakfasts
before early hikes; late Iuncheons
after high school classes; indigesti-
BILE RABBITS after the theatre; often
had we shared anything we could
ind in the home refrigerator; times
innumerable had we two dined from
the pantry shelf.
Our mothers were the best of
friends and neighbors.
And yet. just because I had prom
ised TO honor and obey Jack, Just
because my old friend was a man,
a obstinately refusing to share
With him my thick and juicy steak!
II was preposterous. And Bart
said so.
SOFAS long as you live-you're
pledged never to eat another meal
alone with me
Caught up thus between long
friendship and the traditions of
proper behavior for a married
woman. ! was confused and hysteri-
cal To keep from weeping / gig
ngied.
Wow" Bart's preferred express
Psion OF extreme disgust "Sav Poe
gins! Let's get this over. Do YOU
suppose that old Jack v never
any more is going to take a girl to
lunch without you or some third
party along?"
live never thought about 1t
1t ALL" I exclaimed. And the idea
suddenly classified itself with other
novelties marriage was presenting
to me.
"Or Jacks all right! I know and
you know. But consider. When his
Insurance crowd goes off to v
ttous he'll simply have to take some
Of the ONE to dinners and plays.
Married or single. he can't get out
Of it."
.I'm not going to object." I re-
"And when his office has its
dances and ptcnics he'll have to at
tend without you. None but the en-
ployed girls allowed at business So
cial AFFAIRS. And there are some
ONE who play chess, you know.
And what are you going to say to
that?"
I'm going to say all right. I
knew all that before / was engaged.
Why should ! begin to worry now?'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
POCKETS, BUT NOT FOR USE

Now that she's got EN-, what does
she do with EN-?
Nothing.
Time was when a set of pockets
on a woman's frock proclaimed it a
house dress, the logical idea evident
ly being that when a woman was en-
gagged in household tasks she needed
some place to put odds and ends.
But nowadays all kinds of infor-
NAL frocks are equipped with pock-
cts. The pity of it is that so few OF
these pockets are ever put to any
practical use. Is it woman's vanity
and a haunting fear that she will
stretch them that prevents her from
using them? oh has her pocket
sense become atrophied through cen
turtles of disuse-centuries when
men had all the pockets and women
enjoyed only silly reticules?
Except when a woman wishes to
strike a defiant pose she rarely puts
ever the tips of her fingers into her
dress pockets, and all the other
things which she might so convent
emily carry in them she carries some
where else.
Sketched today are two Jersey
frocks, each with pockets, and each
an exponent of simple smartness.
The one-piece jersey frock, though
not an original creation of this sea
son, is as popular as the day it vas
first introduced. The fact that jer-
sey in many lovely shades OF
all the popular colors makes it a
desirable fabric for informal wear
One of the most striking jersey
frocks seen in a New York shop re-
Gently >as of biege jersey combined
with a soft shade of delft blue,
Beige and brown combinations are
also very stunning, providing thai
just the right brown is chosen. Beige
is one of the seasons best colors,
and brown. in any shade. promises
to supplant black in popular favor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
Twelve Toes, Rage

The Twins finished their supper
snd then put the empty dishes and
napkin back into the little basket.
Instantly it disappeared.
well have to find some place to
sleep" said Nick. II wish we were
On the Eiderdown Mountain, IL
sounds 50 soft. But it looks as
though 1t was about a mile away.
Let's crawl under this bush and
start in the morning."
Nancy yawned. "All right. I'll
hide the record behind this big stone
SO no one will find it, Which she
did. and then scattered some gravel
on top.
They were soon asleep, their arms
around each others necks. and the
kind little stars, which came out
by one. looked down smiling.
But there was no sleep for Twelve
Toes. the Sorcerer. Away off in his
cave beyond the first mountain he
was storming up and down in his
nightgown, crashing his teeth and
shaking his fist and carrying on like
-oh, Id hate to tell you!
Because-he had heard Kip, the
Brownie. talking to the Twins on the
Electric Mountain that afternoon