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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
KIDS ICE CREAM
FEAST 4 p. Nj. TO-DAY

Is ids Of the East End. living east
Of seventeenth street, will receive
the benefit OF having recreation
cream festival will be held at c. G.
\. Field. Twentieth and Short T.
streets. for all youngsters. The
feed viii be free OF charge All
those caring 10 share in the first fes-
iIral Of the Church lIili Athletic AS
ISOLATION for Riddles" should be
present promptly AT o'clock this
afternoon.
officials OF the association are nra-
pairing To handle at least 900 Young
sterS. There viii he plenty OF ice
cream for that number. Similar en-
tertarIHcn,S for youngsters will hs
held NJ intervals during the summer
season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
SENATORS AND CLOWN
ATTRACTION ON ISLAND
Big Crowd Expected to Wit.
ness Mill With Major
Lcagucrs Today.
NOEL TO DO TuE winI.IN
oldring VIII Save Ftpnrgnn for TnrS
on Snturday-Itnin Prevents Open
Ing of Series with Norfolk Icstcr-
dny--Gnmc To-day at $3.50.

Headed by Eick Altrock. the home
lest and funniest man in baseball. the
Washington Americans viii arrive
here carly today 20 engage In I. mill
with the Colts a; Mayo Island Park.
The ccntes, is scheduled TO start at
$3.50 o'clock.
The Senators Will brine the team
that is fighting for the American
League nanne!. Just who Will pitch
has no; been announced. The team
Grin promises TO bring is Judge. FIRST
base; peck.npaugh. shurtStop: Rice.
center Held. ShankS, lcft field, GuSlin.
I pi;il field; l!arri; second base;
Rluegc. third base.
Manager RuDr uldrinr has no, de
ctded who VIII be the mound victim
i"r ih's afternoon, The choice viii
ana anxious 20 go. II the going gets
10" hard, Flnncgap may be- sent IN to
save the iirldvrs tor the double header
with Norfolk on saturday.
IN" gam" viii bc called at 33o
o'ctoch IN order that the big lcagurrs
cjN eaten their tram for Washington
Without ruumius While the dei.at
OF TIE Colts = inevitable ucNerthr-
less there VIII br n big cutpuuriuS Of
fans 70 zee the Grinmeu work. And
one OF ih- u!iticst Teams Of either
MAJOR circuit VIII he IN action
chance Tor Tho Colts to start their
upward rli-ib at The expense Of Win
ClarkcS TarS. The rest waS vel
come TO The battered Islanders. who
found u relief from The series Of
drubhinEs they haze encountered re-
Gently c!aring,. however, had the
team on the field IN the morning for
practice and expects TO derive con
siderable benefit from the gam. to-
DAY as II VIII civ" his Youngsters a1
oppor'unity 20 see how 10 cover their
positions
speed and expects To begin wiunifr
as soon as his pitching staff is
strengthened. LOTUS reported yes
tcrday and VIII work in one OF the
games tomorrow. Oldrine has seen
tn" lSd in action and expects to have
a winner Another tw.rier may he
landed before the holiday games next
week
Only one game was played in the
nlrSinIa l.eag"e ycsterday he
Newport News.
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policy. the mixed bouts should be
suppressed.
Wills is better than the ma ioritv of
tho whit" hopes who have been men
toned az targets for the champion
10 shoot al. The negro pugiiist is
DIG as am ON and is Il cteRn-livinE in
diNidua!. When not pounding others
81 being pounded himself. he follows
his occupation. which is that OF e
Stevcdorc.
When tn. American golfers arrive
home today they will probably bc
wearing munaclcs la Dempsey.
Not left handler on the Richmond
ball team. batter or pitcher.
Now that hobby Jones has srudu-
lated from Georgia Teen. he plans 70
enter Harvard in the fail. In the
mcanw lille ne will continue TO taxi. "a
iall out of aspirants for his colhnr
crown.
Joe Jackson. Buck Weaver and
Swcdc Risbers. who were driven In
disgrace from organized baseball as
result OF the crooked world series
between the Chicago White SoX and
Cincinnati Reds. are NOW sharp
shooting around the country. Under
assumed names and in ragged uni
forms. they are playing in small
towns and Winning II lot of money in
bets. They were in New Jersey re-
Gently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
OSWALD HAS BIC LEAD
IN BILLIARD CONTEST
Former Southern Champ De-
feals Callahan i'll Third
Round.

Again Harry -. Oswald proved his
superiority over Thomas Callahan las,
night when he won the third round
Of the handicap pocket billiard match
at Hasktns' parlor, l2S TO 100, 1t WAS
the closest OF the three rounds in the
match. which ends tonight at the
Richmond Hotel pnrlor
oswald only needs le5 to win inc
match. while callahan requires lf2
which virtually puts him out OF The
running. However. the finish will
ctaw as big house as the previous
rounds as the piuy has been clean and
brilliant throughout.
The play last night was fine ex-
hibition by both men. who made nu-
merous CLASSY shots. Both had SEVEN
teen as their high runs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
10y Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. June 2a.-First steps
IN negotiations. which i, is believed
eventually will bring Jack Dempsey
and Harry Wills, negro pugilisi. into
the ring for titular match for the
heaNyw eight crown, We're taken to-
dny. when Dempsey formally accept
ed Wills challenge
THIS acceptance was announced by
the New York State Boxing Commits
sion. This body officially acknowl-
edged receipt OF the challenge and
deposit OF $2,500. and later issued a
reclamation stating that. unless
Dempsey. before July 10, accepted
under reasonable conditions. his title
would be declared forfeited as far
as New York state boxing territory
was involved In accepting the chal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
HORNSBY POLES RECORD
HIT ON PIRATE FIELD
Cards Trim Pittsburgh in
Contest Marked by Hard
Hitting.
I l;y Associated Press.

TITTSUUKGII, June 2p.-The ST.
Louis Cardinals defeated Pittsburgh
today. Ia =. in game marked by
heavy hitting on both sides. Horns-
by in the opening inning drove a
home run into tho Enclosure between
the Scorcboard and the right ncid
hieachcrs, the flrst time in the history
OF Forbes Field that this has been
done The score:
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GANkS WIN IN TENTH
IBy Associated Press

WASiilNGToN. June 2..-New York
spiit even i'll it's two game series here
by taking the inal today in ten In
ninSS. to !. The visitors tied the
and Ward singled. while in the tenth
walk TO iiofmann and singles by
Witt. McNally. Ruth and Meuscl gave
lhcnn thtlr winning margin. Shawk key
replaced Jones and checked "A lncal
nhils IN the last half of the tenth.
SNnIn. ~
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Pittsburgh.

'Batted for Glazucr IN fourth.
Hated FOR Carlson IN seventh.
Stated FOR fe!lowhorse In ninth.
st. Louis " 100 200 o3G-S
Pittsburgh " UG3 OID OOi-h
summary: Two-base hits-lIaines
Eohwcr. Threc-bac,r hitS--Stuct
itohw"r, Gooch. iIaincs. Home run
iiornShy. stolen hascs-Carcy Big
nee. Sncriticcs-Ainsmith Maran-
vile. Carey. Iighe" Left on bases
St Louis, S: Pittsburgh. 49, f:as.
on hnllh--on Haiuet. =: of Carlson
!: off Hoilingswor;h. |. Struck out
by Glazner |. Iiits--on Glazn"r. 6
IN innings: off Carlson. : in in.
ninrs: off liollingsworth, in % in.
ninS. or fellowhorsc, in l-3 in
n'ngs. Wild pitch-Hollinrswo
Passed ball MattoN. Winning pitch
cr-Ha ines. Losing pi;cher-i'arI.on.
tmpires. O'Day and Hart Time 30"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn at Huston.
Philadelphia M New York
Cincinnati ut Chicago.
81. LouiS at PittsburSh d.
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MhCKS AND SOX SWAP
CELLAR POSITION AGAIN
Boston Tumbled Into Last
Place by Defeat in
Philadelphia.
BY Associated Press. |

PHILADELPHIA. June 29-BOston
again exchanged seventh place for the
cellar position with rhiladclphhia to-
day when the Athletics took the
fourth gam" OF the series 10 to :.
The locals punched seven hits in tn.
runs, Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

The new receiver cannot lie here
until sunday and viii mot get trial
until the following day. His name is
Hope. and he viii he white hone.
indeed. II H. comes through with the
promise with which ne was sent to
Richmond from Columbia. The Sally
League club found IL necessary 10
hold on TO pitchers and accordingly
placed Hope with Oidring.
Several tentative bids for trades in
consideration and the deals are i'm
minent.
Nick Al;rock. Il perennial favoritc
here. WIZ be on hand today to keep
the crowd in good humor while his
teammates administer a trouncine to
the Colts. Nick always plcuscs and
gets funnicr as the Years add to his
Glowing tricks.
The game will start at $50 O'Clock
Don't be late.
The New York State Boxing Com
mission has apparently forced Jack
Dempsey TO meet the def hurled by
Harry Wills. There is chance, how
ever. that the Governor VIII prevent
the mixed battle. There is no valid
reason reason why color line should
be drawn III the nstic world. but
ii is admitted that such engagements
do not tend TO promote racial good
feeling and. as a matter OF public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
For Fishing

The Pyraline indestructible
Bait, detachable hooks, has
arrived. This Is THE BAIT
that gets 'cm; what fishermen
have dreamed of. 35c TO S1.35.
Let Or. Bagby show II to you.
Also Rods. Reels. Lines.
Hooks. Flies, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
TARHEELS ROMP AWAY

ROCKY MOUNT. y g.. Jun. ae-
Ky hitting TIA" bali hard and timely
and taking advantage OF Mains Wild
ness. the Tarhccls rompcd away with
me Newport News Builders. - to 3.
in the first gam. ~ the series This
afternoon. The locals secured ;hir-
teen hits Manager Walker Narlcskf.
winston and Rowland leading IN the
SICK work. Whitcraft aud Dowcll
got circuit drives FOR ,h,. VISITORS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

Totals ...........32 10 II - 10 U
'Eatt-d for ". Collins in NTH.
bat'e4 for Fullerton ia ninth.
Score by innings; r.
boston .......D... 600 goo O2.- )
Philadelphia .... 100 40 1910
summary. rw O-basc hits-Millcr
McGuwan. Naylor, W. Collins. j. Cot
Inns. Three base hits-Millcr. Burns.
Home Iun--SmIth. stolen basc-Mc-
Gowan. ices.-GaIloway. Hauscr.
Young. Double piays-s BURNS, Pittcn-
Ger ana w. Collins. Lett on bases
Roston, :: Philadelphia. 3 Base on
halls of ". Collins. ,. OF Fullerton,
|. Struck "ut--by W. Collins, |: by
Naylor. !. iits-uG W. Collins 3 in
/ innings OF Fullerton. s in j in
ninrs. lit 10y pitch-r-by w. Col
Inns lYouMsl. VIVA n!lch-- Fnllertom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
BARNARD TO HEAD
CLEVELAND CLUB
lRv Aasncintod prcss.l

CLEVELAND. ONO, June 29.-Di-
rcCturs Of the Cleveland baseball club
mo, here today and elected Ernest
:. barnard president Of the club.
This WAS in accordance with re-
quest in the VIII OF tho late James
g. Dunn. Iris Speaker WAS retained
as manager and Secretary Walter Nc
Nichols was named as SUCCESSOR 10
barnard ar business mnager OF the
team. Barnard has bocn connected
with the Cleveland ball club for
twenty years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
CHAMPS WIN EASILY

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK. Jun. os.-The New
YORK; worlds champions today won
an easy victory from Philadelphia in
the fourth game OF their series. TO
2. Toney WAS Wild at times. but only
Yielded three hits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

summary: TWO base hIts-t;rimes.
High. Cruise. stolen bascs--John
ston. Wheat. Sacrifices Myers. o.
Miller, Crimes. Double playS-
Grimes. Olson and Schmapdt: John
ston. Olson and Schmandt: High to
Johnston to Schmandt; Ford. Bar
bare and liolke. Left on bases
off Mar1uard. .: Off Miller. J. struck
out--by Grimes. .. by MarQuard 2:
by f.. Miller. l. Hits--off MarQuard.
. in G 23 innings: off +. Miller. /
In % innings. Hit by pitchcr-by
Crimes Of. Milier). Losing pitcher
Marquard. Umpires, Qu!Eicy and Mo-
ran. Timc. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

Three base hits-Shnnks, Rice. Harris
Pipp. SacriiiCe--Ilarris. Double plays
-Shanks 10 Harris 10 Judge; Jones
To lhpp. McNally to Ward to Pipp.
Left on baScS-\cw York. 4 Wash
inSton Base on baiiS-oT Jones.
>. OF Francis. |. Struck out-by
Francis. >. by Jones. !. Hits-off
Jones. /: in l-3: OF Shawkcy, none
III 2-3. Winning pitcher-Jones I'm
rircs-Nallin and Morarity. Time
$50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
DEMPSEY ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
TO BATTLE WILLS IN GOTHAM
Notifies New York Commission He Is Ready for Con
ference With Negro Rugilis to Dis
Conditions.

lcnee. Dempsey. through his man
ager. Jack kearns. requested that {,
conference between the principals he
held soon. that conditions governing
the proposed bout might be con,
sidercd.
No date for this conference was
mentioned in the statement issued by
the boxing commission. but il is I'M
dsrstood that the managers OF the
TWO h.avyweiShtS will meet and ar
range the necessary preliminary de-
tails within the next week or ter
days.
south Atlnntic League Results
Spartanburg. |: Charlotte. l.
Columbia. 10: Charleston. IS
Grcenvillc. -: Augusta i2-1
Second game seven Innings by
agrecment)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
GRIMES LICKS BRAVES

by Associated PreSS.
BOSTON, June 2?.-Grimcs pitched
cHcctlNclN FOR brooklyn against Bos-
ton today, the visitors winning :
70 s. Marquhrd was hit opportunely
johnston made three hits and walked
once, ana heldcd sensationally, twice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

hurler in IS a
Connie Mack
Lotus
Immediately for New
Mack had him
afternoon be the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland ut ST. Louis.
Boston MT Philadelphia.
Only two games scheduled
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DELION
Swimming Belts

Safety for the bcginner:th!s
Inflated Belt assures perfect
safety for men. women and
children while learning to
swim. Not cumbersome, but
comfortable. Special for one
day, Sis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

Totals ....... ....33 II - II o
tRaited FOR Pinto In ninth
philadelphia ......... 600 col 0Oi-2
New York ... 200 COT uUs- Il
summary Tw o. base hits-iSan-
croft. Meusrl, StenGcI. Lee Three
base ht-MeuScl. Sacr flee FrisCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
WASHINGTON AMERICANS AND NICK Afro
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS Yesterday.
N"rk, Mount, IA Newport News. 3
All uthrys-rnin,
sr.>nt>c an, r,,;,,s

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk NJ Richmond.
Newport News at Rocky Mount.
Port outh nj Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

Passed ball-Rue!. Losing pitcher
" Collins; Ump!rcs, Hildebrand and
Dlneen. Time. l:4S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
Colts Due for Big Shake-Up at Once
GOSSIP OF SPORTDOM
Dempsey Forced Into Mixed Match
Rejuvenation of the Colts is about to start,
by EARLE LUTZ

the lightning
satisfied
ts And
effort a Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

The mound has the
will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
SALT LAKE ENTRANT
PLAYS BRILLIANT GOLF
George Won Elm Covers Hill
Crest Course 2 I'm
der Par.
BY Associated Press.l

KANSAS CITY. MO, June 20
Chick Evans. OF Chicago George Won
Elm. OF Salt Lake City: Clarence
Woin. OF ST Louis. and Fred Wright.
81 Los Angeles. will fight 1t out to-
morrow In the seminal round OF tho
western amateur Holf tournament
on the I'M Crest course. AZ re-
suit OF their victories today.
Evans and Won Elm had walka-
WAYS In their matches. but Wolrf and
nerve breaking struggles. which pro
duccd beautiful golf. Chicks vic
tory was and g., over young Ted
iayseur, OF Des Moines. while Won
Elm had n e-and-I victory over
Francis Gaines. OF omaha. who yes
terday eliminated Harrison Johnston
Of 81. Paul Wolff got into the semi
hnals through defeating s. DAWSON
HERON, OF Chicago. former national
amateur champion. and g. in a great
show everything he had to win from
Young Jess SHUTTLE. OF Kansas City,
3 and /.
Woin played perfect game. his
card showing figures just about par.
Evans toyed with Payseur. He shot
j"st Well enough to keep the lead.
and several times overlook ed
chances TO increase his lead by con
Ccding long puts. which gave Pay
s"ur halves on the holes,
Won Elm played the best golf OF the
day. He sho, a 1.-TWO under par
in the morning and his FIRST nine in
the afternoon was 34-thrce under
par and his card showed large
percentage OF brides.
Won Elm, trans MiSss!ssippi cham
holder will meet WoiH tomorrow
while Evans and Wright hght IL out
10 decide who tho other hnalist will
be-. Play Will he at thirty-six holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Br0oklS n, .: boston, ..
New York. q: Philadelphia. =.
81. Louis. y; Pittsburgh. =.
Only three games schedule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

Left on bases-New York. 4: Phtla-
dclphia. :. Base on balls-off Toney,
g. on q. Smith. 2. struck out-by
Toncy. /. llits-o: g. Smith, 10 IN
Innings; on Pinto. | In inning.
Losing pltCher--G. Smith. Umpireh.
Scntcllc and Mccormick. Time, l:2S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
For Golfers

Just the outfit for beginners.
Five Clubs. Bag and Balls.
SI:.OO. Also super stroke
club. Silver King. Radio. Sue
cess. Pinchurst and other
balls. Gloves for men and
women. Bags, $3.50 to $4,000.
Tees and, In fact. all the
equipment the Golfer needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Phllade lphin. 10; HoSton, ).
New York, Gi Washington, {.
Only two games rcheiulcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
Bathing, Too

We are showing q line Of
Bathing Suits for men ami
boys. women and children,
that is the delight OF every
body. Extra fine quality ana
lowest possible prices.
Mems Suits, $3.50 TO $40.
Women's and Misses Suits.
$3.50 to 5000.
Childrcn's Suits. use to
$3.50.
Also special lot OF Bath
ing Suits for holiday use
men and women. sI.S0 and
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
DASENALL
EQUIPMENT.
For the Riddles

A safe and sane Fourth OF
July - RONSON Pistol = no
caps. but aIvos realistic effect
OF an automatic-for girls and
boys. 2ac.
CANOES,
BEST MAKE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30
For Tennis

A complete limo OF equip
ment: RacQuets. Soc TO s16.O0i
Wright g. Ditson Balls. hOct
Nets. s3.2b 10 sfI.0oi Hats.
s1.Ooj Shoes. 9i.25 TO e255.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-30

policy. the mixed bouts should b,
suppressed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17
BY Helen Decic

a complete manual might be written
concerning 'dont's" for smokers The
careless smoker Is a trial to everybody.
Ie scatters tobacco ashes on tables and
floors. he drops lighted cigarette ends
IN furniture. leaving hopeless scars on
the polished surfaces or burnt holes
In expensive textures.
The writer, who Is neither a smoker
nor an objector TO smoking. considers
the aroma Of a good cigar one Of the
most pleasingly fragrant Of incenses.
still. n passerby an the street. who has
had hole burned in his now overcoat
because an inconsiderate smoker has
,ust flung a still-Iigh.cu cigar butt out
Of the window canno, be blamed for
feeling more violent sort Of incense
against the unmannerly smoker.
Wherever men are smoking enc or
more ashtrays should be provided. into
which the flag ends Of cigars or ciga.
rcttes may be thrown or the ashes OF
a pipe may be tapped II Is gross rude
ness either to leave the burning ends
about. or to throw them out Of the win.
dow uneXtinguished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17
No. 13'-Panelei Walls
Bp Harold Donaldson Ebrrltin

Paneled walls nre primarily OF pe.
Siod character and 1t is not our purpose
Of speak OF them today. There have
been many interesting experiments made
In paLcled walls In apartments and
email hous ses. and very excellent results
have been reached. Such pancling IL
frequently painted cream, pale green,
blue green gray or white.
The writer calls to mind charming
bedroom with paneled walls painted
white. The wardrobe, drawers. shelves,
were all built into the walls. Another
Soom--a dining room--also had paneled
walls, painted In u soft shade Of green.
There was nothing on the walls, only a
lovely picture lin this case by an old
master, but there are modern pictures
which would do equally welD on an
easel.
Under the head Of paneled walls we
nay include paneling by canvas md
applied holdings. This Is at the same
fine an effective and inexpensive way
of treating walls. A country cottage
vhich the writer visited had Its living
room paneled In natural. .colorcd bur.
laD, The holdings were stained dark "a
match the rafters In the ceiling.
Oamasks, water silks and Japanese
papers may be used In drawing rooms
Sn6 boudoirs a. panel inserts. A gold
So1sS would 90 well with paneling oi
3oep cream. and Q silversd paper with
80 o. sgstsr white.
nsuvsv-'Tlaal We.S AIsut Trsas.
a g:{{ -.- .nGn1 e WanA"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17

WlNNlfRED w uc
HARPER COOLEY come friendly. In
0me the man may invite her to dine
With him.
BY some chance, she discovers that
Ae IL a married man. with family
Fight IN the same city.
lie may not even try TO conceal the
pact. lie byazcns the thing out. toll.
ing her that II Is old fashioned to fuss
shout q small matter Of that sort. She
70 impressed by his arguments. and
believes that there IS no imprcpricty IN
eotng about with him. once Il While.
discrectly. lie urges her to let him
call at her home.
,.Is Before 2. very long. he is sure to make
Sometimes he adroitly leads her to
believe that his wife does not under
stand him II she is very limo.
cent. this distresscs her. and she sym.
pathizrs with him. This almost al
ways il fatal.
THE man who goes about pretending
L to be misunderstood is apt to be a
coward ami cad. People who really
suher do not unnosom themselves to
the first chance acquaintance. but b"ai
their trials quietly and with dignity.
Many young girls do NOT realize wiint
harm they are doing. They lack ir.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-17
Better Not Use Rouge

TO the Editor Of Woman's Page:
I,ar Madam - Having once rroisted
from your advice. | come TO you again.
klNdiI. tell me what To do TO keep my
skin smooth. as it Is always very rough.
have never used rouge, and would
like TO use IL once In n while. but am
afraid to usc it, as | hav. heard II
ruins ones complexion. so | would like
YOU to tell me how To apply 1t, and
a!sp how 70 use !pstiCk.
\ DAILY READER.
i LIQUID face lotion will keep your
SKIN smooth II you put IL on each time
after you battle Your face. Use cold
cream one2 Il day instead of soap and
water Or. If yoV can stand It, use this
entirely. although many persons cannot
do tG!s as thcE never feel really clean
unless they have used water on their
faces IIut the cold cream makes the
skin nic" and SIT and smooth. You
lad better not Use the rouge. as II Is
very cas,' to get INTO the habit of using
it al the time. and II your skin Is in
bad condition. keeping 1t clogged up
with cospetics won't help II any. II
you iuus% U.s. the l!pst!ck. put just a
touch f It on each lip. then spread II
- '"' evenly by moist-ning your lips
together.