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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
.Ls ANNLI. -L-A--LLE.

NEAR ANNIE LAURIE
 D am a girl lu my teens, and con sidered rather guol-IouktnE. nave been going with l young man one year my senior
 Some time ago We had fa-u-E out. Now he seems to think a great deal of one of my girl trends and ! never have the opportunity Jo 'pe with him
 ! believe she is trying to turn lir- against me If happen to be any place where he is never place ny self in his way or act as f care whether or not he speaks. Since would love to be friends again m you Eiye me some aEv.ce- BCBBIE. T oEGLE. Invite ra. young man {, K call on you. r2y aear. Make h. = visit vyi-h you so pleasant that n VII want Co come soon again Don par any attention tC anything you friend says CT does Can't you Dc a attractive sO tSe young nan 1s she a-2 pears So bsG
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

c OFT crepe in q delicious sheI-pfnk
 forms the background of this youth NO ful evening frock. l. is thickiy studded Tn crystal beads which take the shade Of the pink background.
 Strips of silver cloth drop in slender panels at either side and are weighted at the end by deep bands Of taupe fox 4 siiver--oI girdle completes the cos tune.
 Beaded gowns wiI be very smart for winter evening wear. They wills be either thiCkly studded in beads, as in this case or they will have beads spar !nEly scattered over the surface. Either crepe or chaCmeUse Is the material most otssa chosen for this beaded treatment
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
WORDS or WISE MEN

Don't distrust yourself. Discretion is safe guide Keep your face 60 the front Doubt iz the mother Of truth. Do st and it VIII soon be doaa.
  E1aggeration weakens the taIa- He who speaks evn win do sviL Faith is the foundation Of society. Weigh it in the scales of experience. Fall and tho world may lauss,-x,ss and it will applaud
  To think and feel we are aba. ,- usually to be able The world expresses no surprise vheo t sees a skeDuoaI man fall into Ina morality. Pleasure and revenge have ears more deaf than adders to the voics of trus decision. Blame not fate For sorrows which myself aId nrst Let virtue be your helmet and your shield. And truth your weaDon-weapon sharp and strong And deadly to all error and all wrong
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Old Irish Mansion
 Used as Tenenents
CBy International News sewice.)

(By International News Scrvice) Dublin, Nov 2T-DubHu has the reputation-ard without doubt well earns it-of being the worst sIuu city in western Europe. More than q quarter of it's population lives in rene- Tuents which were formerly the togv- houses of the arlsrOcrats and gentry. Magnificent in construction, with beautiful balustrades and wood cary ing upon the paleIed doors these houses accommodate nowadays as
 many as from ten to fifteen families.
 The ChImueypleCe and ceiling work are not the least beautiful dec0ra- tiOns of these old mansions Italians were brought to Ireland to carry out the special work
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
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OOTTY VISITS HIOIHE ORIOLE

DOTTT VISITS MOTHER ORIOLE OH, YOU pretty birdIlrE'' Iottv ex- 3 claiTned SB Mir. OTtole 9 tered in N-~ the branches over oer head. Have you a nes- i1 that shaCy treeS'
 Not me" chirped Che noisy fellow, But my mate has. I'm MT Cr1ore. and Mama OrIole IS sitting on her nest this very second
 .'Oh. the dear" Iaughed Datty. Do you suppose I'd friEhten her if ! went up to cail?''
 What. Fr'shtea @arus or,ole7'. laughed Daddy 0riole- '"W7y. I Thould gay not She knows you. H15t-- Her very nest Is sewed onto the liu.1 0f -he tree with the string you were nl7y DE with one day. We saw you drop Y as you ran Into the house one evening When morning came and the string w.ps picked 1t up No. come right along I'm sure Ehc'u be glad to see you-''
 Daddy CrioIe flew down. and potry perched on his pretty wings ard sailed up to the branch that &amG OTloTs called home.
 Sure enough. Tottv -ee-z1sraed her string II was al that w1s keeping the HttIe nest with itr precious h1ncle from falling to the ground.
 wen % laughed r0tty. after she had shaken Mama Orioles claw "i must szv. DzdGv Crtoie. you're FoTve clever ruuder. Why that Hrt]= house r7uldU .r have been jed up tighter E ] had cone 1t myself"
 ..Cnlrp. clIrp. cafrr,'s ohuclz1ea Daddy C~4ole. -'TTaH's g. compliment f1- you. Mama. You see. ! only vrnS down after the thre-td. and my mate did faa sew ing"
 Well. Of course. ' should have known she did t& sewing" laughed Dotty. The vvives always do that TEut you've made a very neat job of the huFdiUE-
 Hum laughed tfr proud husband Mama O-IoIe will haze t0 accept -6al compliment. too, for sho Rullt tss7 house All I did was to carry tha material to her.
 ''Just shc game couldn't have made such a neat job if you hadn't brought g1e 5usL he right kind Of things 10 work with"
 'I'u say I had to bring the tight kind of stuff" " laughed her mate ITO look at Mama Qriole you wouldn't thinlz she ever could bs angry. bat 5Iat leg me
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Tom OFT ow9 HOROSCOPE Bu Ce7sep{eve KemI5Ls
TUESDAY, NOV. 2s.

TUESDAY, NOV 2B,
 Very active and interesting conditions may be looked for on this day. accord ing to the melting Lunar and mutua. aspects The trIne of Luna to Mercury is interpreted as melting all manner If gatnfuI mercantile and professional ac- ttvitles. especially as relating to bargain and sale. and in thOse transactions Ia- lattng to publishing, publicity and kin drcd interests. 4 parallel pleasant and active condition may be expected iu heart and home affairs. with q strong prospect of the happies- Of auspices FLr- rounding afectionaI matters. It 1s fore cast by the astral saEes that 'the young will court and marry
 Those whose birthday r. fs have the sugury of a Buccessflt. active and happy year, with pleasant and prosperous con- dittong In all their affiliations 4 child born on this day wtu be clever, artistic, enartfonate and popular. It may make Z, success in one Of the professions, e-taeE Lterzry or musical, or ia the fine ats.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
THINKS WOMEN SHOULD NOT BE
 IN POLITICS
By r. \. NRNN, International News Service Stan CgTrp~raBUJ,,uT

London. Nov ---.T really don't ehink that women should be in ParL-l- neDJ at all. said -nr Nlargu-Huuss of TownsheuG in an interview
 This IS not. of course because l think that woman, by ur5G- sn neg leCtS her home and her children. Hl- because I feel that women in ta~--l- sIreuL would be lar too apt 10 CCDre-- trate on home affairs and the con cerus Of women and cGI5-eu-to take to the parCchial instead Of a national attitude
 ..That is why shall not attempt election 10 T1rltao. -g. bur Will con fine my political activities 10 the SOC iaI side. alrhouEL I shall do some DGH- lie speak.UE-
 "Cne Of Nyoweu's greatest 01---t-a- faults in the past has been that they have continually spoken as ..oEGl men. wirh wives and children o- their own-to say noLhi-E o- mothers and sistsrs-ve-e active enemies C- our sex That ls one CT the greatest -is- takes ever made.
 Right Type Problem
 And another difficulty about wuu- en in Parliament Is the trouble .- s-a-- ting the right type or woman -- stand for election. We don't want -o have nothing but spinsrers. who however clever, haven't the broad sym n. uEe= and understanding or -ho best type .- married women Neither do We EE---- the tUblrCe-ed woman. who turns from isappOlD-UeC- in her married life to find SOIaCa in public service.
 But so far as I understand -Le women in England outside -ne r5S cities seem to take no interest -- politics at all That is a pity and think women enthusiasts should agitate with all their rl5-E- to make women as keen on Uolc-ral affairs as Rlen.
 That is wLy ! @-- a-a-- -o begin
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

wh.cl inperartvely demand attention, such as your hs.-. your complexion and your teeth These must reflect the best or care before you can lay claim to be- ing we'll groorned- After these points, come others Of less importance whereby you may aid your beauty ln subtle ways.
 Today we will consider e beauty feat ure Of major nPorcaace-Tour teeth Do you take proper pride ia them? If
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
The Way Madge DeItLy cor.asred Egr. sn.ytks.

telling the real thing. about your tear~ ing that photograph Of Miss Foster that the baby had. it yoG'I give me a bang up picture Of Miss Foster, which can use
 'T beg you to beI9eve-'' Miss Cargin began her dark eyes sparkling with ar-er. and I saw N5r. Beckett half rise from his chair as r he meant to call the other man to account. But I .u- terruD-el rhern both ruthless!y, faced you1g &r. Smythe, and spoke slowly, firmly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

HEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
 I am girl r years of age, and have been going with a young man four years my senior. We went to- gether for about six months, then he quit me. He used 10 call on me every Saturday night and Sunday, but he quit me. and hasn't called on me for some time. He said that ks loved me. and loved him ve-y much. Now, l want you to advise me what 10 do to win his love back. for don't care for any one else as I dc fOr him BLUE-ETED PEGGY. T LUE-EYED PEGGY: Invite the H young man 10 call ar your home O my dear. If he accepts the invita-. ton you can resume your friendship | he 0o~z Sot, then try 70 forget him
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

Sweet the youthful earg-but deep u  How is 1t the last line O the od song Rruns7 "To the of snd his
 
  aged absurdity piping of and his somebody would
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Does Your Smile Make Your Beauty Glorious :?

tooth peate or powder, give your mouth 2 thorough scrubbing wGth 6 solution Of salt water. This is an excellent treat ment and should do much to purify your mouth and prevent the growth os geTrHs
 Sparkling. clean teeth lose much of their charm 1T the lips which frame them are cracked instead of being sost and smooth. Use the following lotion to prevent your lips from tracking and chapping when they are exposed to the wind:
 Vaseline. sterihzed. 50 gramrnes
 Lanolln. ---.......... g gramrnes 4,
 LoTate Of soda.....-.. gTamnnes
 Essence Of bergannot.. % drops
 If your lips are especially inclined C dTyness your are probably bothered wiH this chapping condition whenever they are exposed to wind. even mild EunnmsE wind. It is well to carry this soothing lip saiye in tiny pill box or cold cream sample box and apply . bit of it whan= ever necessary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

M .sys3ss. e@.l1 o so ss,s ees5sas 'sss as so2. A dent h which Katie had worste d young Ar. sEEythe and carried or Claire Posters torn photograph Co prt aga5n Ehe question which the youth so E-1dely had interrupted
 'Tozr attitude then she said ''is that Ehs whole affair Is to be regarded with amusement rather than wrath. and you Ere going to Baldwin at once Su order to assure yourself that yol- husband and your dear friend. Mas Foster. are Uninjured. and that there is 10 serious hnEle 10 the comedy. May I quote yOu Co that effect
 did net need Liuian's warning sig G1l to hesitate before I acuulasceE in this ingenious version of my thoughts. Tst knew enough or neyy+oa pc-s and reporter to know that az long as the GEHt story had been printed it was s~~ wiser for me to give reliable reporters sozne comment they could quote
 T do not think that quite expresses s1y attitude I sald slowly s.T know from ths atvicez I have had from Mir Graham. and Miss Foster5'-r1J T3r1~i- Ean conscience feE zacCasCiouz 7t -rjz EtrOke-''thst the neyvsDape- account greatly exaggerated the affair. am going ID there. Of course r .s per fectiy convenient fo- me to do SD. and I may be able 10 bs Of sCr1a LeI1 to Miss Poster She is inclined to be nervous and an accident of that sort 4S not very soothing you EuDH.'
 made mental apology 10 Claire Posters splendid health and iron ua-vas. then braced myself anew as mr. Rick ~tt's calm, suave voice struck into the con versatIon.
 "A few minutes ago you referred to the incident as harmless comedy he said- Would you object to ezDlairI-s yOur meanlnE@-'
 A Yelled Threat.
 -'2vot in the least I returned bright sy. "Of course, l did not mean ro re- fer to the accident itself az comedy. but could there be anything more humorous ] ShaH the comment and excitement Whicn according 10 the newspaper the Incident appears 10 have caused among The inhabitants Of the summer coI8uv- Anything more intensely small town stun cannot imagine hope that t-a 1 account is greatly eKargera and that . Miss Foster has not been annoyed by . R"
 And you want 70 go on record 70 . sF7eTied young bTr- Smythe with m un- pleasant leer, ''as saving that you are Aos angry at your husband or jealous sf HiAz Foster. and that you are going np Jhoro to protect the girl from -0s- sfYT
 wen tn ono way that makes a bet Ser story than the one I had Come how. I'll tell y1u vtzt y'U do. q write ehia Ttp-E t-e 7szv z--z1 pr--- .. r--
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

' T Is not only th birthright D |
 the duty Of ev cry woman to priG herself on her beau ty. II IS only na- ECal. then. that 70 should leave n stone u1turRed Y your efforts to max each feature a psTfe ct as possible
 " sl.-directzd ef forts will ratu-a-
 be applied first c all -0 -L-ea -zs -.--z
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
WOMAN PETzE DAmY,IaN.

By Lu-orrr t-o-al News Service
 -.Ne-0-, Ems. Nov. 2--The St,coclz Gold CE-'.e-ge Cup. the ElEl.sh award -u- The greatest advances in ds!-y--=. hls been won by a woman. Mrs James P-t-ar-- who has q herd O. Bits. E--as-an cattle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

2 FAVE you fashioned e@Ta5zae9
 The kind k ze1a A viIan2 E.y%%A = E.
 Bad Nan FE5S Tenderoot ta ss IT Tenderfoots N
 Dance Tenderfoot, o .
 And thrilling Te1derfo0t to all a C''  then the Bad Man O do the dauciagI
 thinking 8 uS tory
 Somebody kind O place TenderfooE, I'll tendaeet them think of grab the pistol from the bad making
 What do mean? Oh lawyers tie doctors and the to the unhOIy love Sh thern "Dance!' and they don't seem to be able to
 What of position and what has always been supposed to be character
  their little wordpooH What these things but breath O meaningless internal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Endless Expeditions

letters school girl and they hang like death to the geti in
 poor things why common them? time
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27
Deep It Is and Dangerous

he sound of that lute to youthful sarg-but deep II
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-27

''That is wly @@- a-.oSr r7 heEla
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
Most of Gayety Stars Years
Have Been Devoted to
Vaudeville.

Tom Senna. featured comedian
with the Greenwich Village Re-
vue." which is appearing at this Gay
ETY. this week, is one of the young
est and most popular comedians in
burlesque today. Senna has seen
only three years of burlesque work.
having devoted his theatrical efforts
to vaud eville before the present
venture.
Senna's rise to stardom in bur-
lesque has been equaled by few.
Three years ago he was a member
of the team of SIENNA and Weber
still is. in fact-then doing a mere
speciality dance act. The featured
comedian of the show left the cast
with but a few hours notice. leav-
ing the troupe without a laugh
maker. 1t was then that SIENNA
donned the baggy clothes. painted
his nose and went forth to battle
with the critical patrons of bur-
lesque. From the start SIENNA was a
hit as a tramp comedian. and he has
never slackened his pace. Aside
from possessing unusual comedy
talent, Tommy is an excellent
dancer. and his speciality with his
vaudeville partner. Miss Webber. Is
the applause hit of the entire show.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
Listening-In Concerts.
GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED.
Tonight ut 8.

ASsee.h - -
Capitol Radio Sales Agency. 724
Eleventh street northwest.
Peoples Drug Store. Seventh and
E streets northwest.
Rice's Orange Beverage Parior.
Eighth and E streets southeast.
Foy's Radio Supply House. 5o2
Eighth stree southeast.
Above places store hours also.
Store Hours Only.
Programs Daily, II to 1 and to
osS0 p. N.
Doubleday-Hin Electric Company.
715 Twelfth street.
Thomas F. williams. Inc. 1924
New York avenue.
National El.ctric Supply Store.
1880 New York avenue.
Gibson Company. s1s g street
northwest.
The Radio Shop. 1891 G street
northwest.
Hines Auto Supply Co.. go d
street northwest.
Quality Accessory Company. 1917
H street northeast.
Harry C. Grove. Inc. 1910 q street
northwest.
John C. Rau, 624 Twelfth street
white and Boyer. s12 Thirteenth
street northwest.
Arcade Electric Company. -Four.
teenth and Park road.
Harry c. Grove, Inc, 1910 G street
Lansburgh and Brother. 420 Sew
enth street.
Woodward and Lothrop. Eleventh
and r streets.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
HOROSCOPE
rHuRsDAY. oCTosER ls, -

THuRsDAY. oCT0nER n. xsnR
Although Venus 10 IN bsnsas -
pect early in the morning Tie rule
today ID unfavorabie for most hu-
man activities according 20 sstrol-
ogy. Saturn 10 strongly adverse
This should be . lucky day for
signing contracts. and especially
those having to DO with the thsaser.
Women should benent under this
pianesary government which 10 sup
posed 70 aid all who have artistis
gifts.
Newspapers and magazines ar.
subject to q fortunate rule making
for increased numbers OF reader
and much Advertising.
This should be . happy weddias
day. making for love more than for
wealth, however.
Saturn again appears 70 frovu
on mines and mining interests. AcS
cidents in shafts and tunnels appear
to be Indicated
All the signs appear TO indicate
that new customs, new leaders ane
new ideals are 70 control the world
The seers declare that the United
States 10 to discover menacing con-
ditions that require naval action.
Astrologers predict that ths
Western coast where psychic In.
nuences are to be stronger thar
anywhere else In the country. viii
focus national interest because o:
sensational events.
When the sun entered Libra, Sep
tember 20, for the autumn quarter
treachery on the part OF a foreign
power was read in the aspect.
The President OF the United
States comes under q sway tina
may be unfavorable to his physica'
well-being.s He should be doubly
careful to avoid accidents.
Persons whose birthdate Il e.
should avoid all forms Of specu.
lation during the coming year. tn,
young will court and marry.
Children born on this day hsv'
the augury Of success In life. bu.
better than all else. real happiness
They are likely TO be generous. af.
fectionate and industrious.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
BELASCO-Vaudeyflle.

Plenty of Pep" featuring Emil
CJazz") Casper. comes to the Be-
lasco next week beginning Sum
day. Seven vaudeville acts include
Charles Howard. in How Times
Have Changed" Dewey and Rogers,
in mo Tomorrow" Sid Townes,
composer. with Sidney Franklin,
in songs; Chappy Chapelle and
Juanita Stinette: Ed and Mack WILL
Jams. in dancing. and John Quigg.
with his accordion.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
GARRICK-.A Clean Town.

"A Clean Town." a new comedy by
]. c. Nugent and Elliott Nugent, will
be seen for the first time on any
stage at the Garrick, commencing
next Monday. 1t is a companion play
to ''Kempy." by the same authors and
is produced by Richard G. Herndon.
Charles Ruggles is the leading male
member of the cast.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
b. F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Elsie Janis will be the stellar attrac-
ton at p F. Keith's next week, be-
ginning Monday. Charles (Chic) Sale
in his Rural Sunday School Enter
tainment;" Lcis Bennett. assisted by
Phil Shepard; Helen Higgins and Ma
talie Bates. in a ''Singdance;" Marion
Murray. in Likes and Dislikes;''
Moore and Freed in "Spooning and
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19

Of II when Annie had q Jealous
Mt, and he accused her OF throw
ing the lamp At him.
The courtroom smelled like q
kerosene refinery. as the clothes Of
both Arthur and Annie were soaked
with 1t.
The court handed Arthur sixty
days. He was surprised.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
STRAND-Vaudevflle.

At the Strand for the week begin
ming Sunday, Stepping Some" a
melodious dance extravaganza, featur-
ing Sophie Miller and Simms and Ev-
ans: Ergotti and Herman in novelty
capers; Warman and Mack. in har-
mony: Henry Frey. comedian. with
Dorothy Rogers in THE Interrupt
tion;" Keating and Ross. In "The
Younger Generation" and Shirley Ma
son in her latest film, The New
Teacher" are the chief attractions.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
THE PRESIDENT-'T Turn to the
Right"

Turn to the Right" Jonn Haz-
yards and Winchell Smiths play
of modern American life. which
achieved one of the greatest triumphs
in the history of the modern American
theater. will be presented at the Pres
ident next Sunday night for a weeks
engagement. Turn to the Right"
will be interpreted by a cast of real
Broadway caliber. including Eileen
Wilson and Henry Duffy.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
COSMOS-VaudeviIle.

The Country Store" a rural COM
edy. headlines the bill at the Cosmos
next week. Other acts include the
Kilkenny Four; Rawls and Won Kauf-
man. in The Willing Worker" Alice
Smart, with gowns and dances; Mar
shall and Wellton: Burt and Mae in
juggling. and Frank Mayo in Caught
Bluffing."
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19
Good Morning
Judge!
n,. D.1>f-L n~-i-
BY Rudolph Perkins.

Annie Price and her "sweetie." Ar
thur Ashton. have not been get
ting along together very well.
Annie claimed that he got lit
up" and threw a lighted lamp at
her and cut her head.
Arthur said he got the worst
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19

In addition to its regular Thurs
day afternoon program. Doubleday
Hill Electric Company will broad
cast a unique program tonight.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19

He was accused of making a great
fortune by writing trash for the
movies. As the fashion IN books
shifted he was becoming almost a
byword of contempt.
While Anthony was thinking of
this. Dick had got to his feet and
seemed to be hesitating at an
avowal.
I've gathered quite a few books"
he said suddenly.
so / see"
I've made an exhaustive colIec-
tion of good American stuff. old
and new. l don't mean the usuai
Longfellow-Whittier thing-in fact.
most of it's modern"
He stepped to one Of the walls
and, seeing that 1t was expected of
him. Anthony arose and followed.
Look"
Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-10-19

Forward, MARI.
After they drive the Turks out of
the Near East. will the diplomats
kindly push war out of the Near
lFuture?-Life.