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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-11-02
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Ha1king Back to Barter DAYS.

Berlin reports tel OF an old Germa II
peasant woman leasing a piece of
land for SO many pounds of butter
per arnum. 1t is added that many
other Germans are returning to the
old methods of barter. not usin z
money at all in their transactions
The reason is obvious. German
money has become SO unstable in
value and SO worthless that it is be-
coming imprac:icable to use it. 1t is
ceasing to be useful as a common de-
nominator or medium of exchange.
Which goes to prove that money in
itself is artificial wealth anyway and
that the only real wealth consists of
goods or possessions capable of pro-
ducing goods. Money is handy thing
to have. but it can be dispensed with
If one possesses what it represents
Houston Post.
Every time George Harvey goes To
Il banquet he spills the beans-Ashe-
vile Times.
Kills Bear in Pajamas" How much
better it would have been to have
taken its picture. - New Orleans
Times-Picayune.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

groben 6euti6en SluBmiinoungen be-
Derri9enoe Sniel 6as 6euti9e @t-
braltar genannt. Crit inn lebten
Sabr5ebnt Dor Dem &riege began1t
6er fortififatorii9e Musbau 6es Tel-
ieneilan6s, ser BEL 8riegsausbrlt9 10
peit %gef0r6ert NOR, BOB fein feino-
li@es &riegsfabr5eug ii6 IN oen
@9uBberei6 ieiner 8atterien magte.
Wenn Die 8altten i'm 5ommer 1914
au9 nod feinesmegs pollenoet paren,
10 erfiiuten iie 6ob ibren 8mef alS
Stibpltnft fir Die nboot-, Minen-
i1t9, un6 8orpoltenflottiuen ourb=
aus.
Mit 6em MnSbau ser militarii9en
Mnlagen mrr6e Ser Den @%inmobnern
uno Sen 8aoega1ten perbleibenoe
YlaB mebr un6 mebr eingeidranft
= es blieben I@lieBli9 nur nod oaS
l1nterlano, Ser a~ngren8en6e idmale
@treifen oes Oberlanoes nno ste
Dime iibrig. limo i@on muroe nit
Dem @eoanfen geipielt, 6ie Snlel
gon5 fir Sen 8ipiloerfebr 5u i6lie-
ZEN.
Gin troitloies 8ilo 5uedloier Ger
lt0rung bietet iebt sic beilige Sniel.
Meit iiber oen 9inn 6eS 8eriaiaer
Giftats bina11s muBten an6 Die M1-
loge1 bernidtet mer6en, Sic Iebr
uobl elmer frie0li@en Mnfgabe Bot
ten 5ngefiibrt mer6en f0nnen. Son
6em nit %ungebeuren Soften nno na@
l1ebertpinbung GROCER tebnilber
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

90 FIN 8eiib fem Mnieben getpaltig
bob, oiloeten friiber Die p%nnoerbon
g~ei6mieoeten, mannSboben ruoer-
blattabnliden 5peerflingen bonn
2omamt. &eute 6iirfte bieieS
BroBengelo 11ur nod 1T europaii4en
Muieen gu ftnoen ietn, no eS 5n oen
@lon5itiiden geb0rt. Mu@ in Ii-
fam in Snoien batte man friiber
iol6 eiierneS Mubgel6. 9ieies
Ei6ibili genannte @iiengelo biente
Dor @infiibrung bes gemiin5te1 Gel.
6eS gum M11staufa, 200 Stud ro-
fer @eiier famen ant @ert elmer
Mildfub glei9. Sol9e @tangen
fonnten tpie sic 'afrifaniiden gum
@ebrau9 berfeinert tper6er.
&11pfer un6 3inn IN 8arrens IN
alter 8eit in europa oie ygroBe
Miin5e", 5mei rieiige 8ron5ebarren
int Muieum bon Gagliart ouf Sar.
6inien baben Die befannte 6orm ei'
mes &aifii@eies, 0iebe Mbb.), cine
abnIi9e 6orm, 5eigen at Der engli-
i6en &iiite auf bem Meeresgrnnoe
g%efunoene 3innbarren. SIRE eige1-
orttge Torm iolte erm0gliden, fie
an Sen @eiten ser Gragtiere ffeit5u-
l6niiren, oenn 3mei FOLDER Barren
bil6e1 cine 8feroelalt. &eine 8ar.
rem in Stangenform i@lng man IN
Stiide nro tpog oieie. @pater ging
man oa3u iber, sic Stide auf @or-
rat Int glei9er 56mere ab5uba1e1
un6 mitteIs Sammeri@lagS einen
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Die ein5ige ser oeuti6en Solo
MEN, sic nod cine geibloiie11e oeut-
iAe Bep0lferung aufmeiit, lit 9uo-
me1 t-Mfrifa. 3mar muBte Die
6eut{6e Sruppe, &oli5ei nno Beam.
ten16aft 6aS 2ono p%erlalien, aud
mur6en biele 9euti6e 5mangSmeiie
uegge1didt mno meitere perlieBen
freiwilig 6as @9ubgebiet> aber inn
merbin mobnen nod an $500 Deut,
iAe bier, Dor onem 6ie bo%6enltano1-
qe 6armerbebolferung. @S lit 5u
boffen, 6aB BEL Dem langiam miloer
gebanobobten @inmanoerungsgeies
nelte 6euti@e Sieoler tpieoer 1ns
2ot6 fommen.
Stride un6 59ule baben Den
5turm iiberoouert, men11 es au6 BEL
Sen aus oeuti9em 8eamtenperbalt'
mis- ltammenben 2ebrern zines 11@=
iabrigen @ingens uno 8erbanoelns
nit ser Misunderstanding bepnrfte,
bepor oieie ungebinoert TIRE "a
tigfeit meiter ausuben %fonnten. @ir
erfreuten uns III 6ieiem &umpfe
UNI sic grbaltung unleres BOLTS
tuu1s ser t%pertpouen Silfe iopobl but
ri19er mie englii6er gere@t oente1t'
BEN Manner, dn@ Dor aQem Der
bomanoii6 : iioafrifanii6en Brel ie..
Sour 6rei unierer beuti9en 8olfs1b11s
len aus Ser 8orfriegs5eit 1ino et11ge'
gangen, 6ie idon friiber fat 11l1r
bon 8urenfinoern beiudt parer1.
Die ie95ebn iibrigen beiteben metter,
ia es lin6 orei neue bin3ugefom-
men. Sn Ser Sorm BON Yrtpat~
1hulen meroen sic beuti6en S9n!en
fortgefubrt; cine fiir oaS 9euti@,
tum annebmbare 8ereinbarnng lit
bisber nit ser Manoatsregiernng
ser 5uoafrifaniiden Union trot et-
frigem 8emiiben ni@t gegladt. IS
muB anerfannt mer0en, 0ab Der let.
aige standardization Sofmepr, int Sc
genlab gu ieinem britii6en Norga1<
ger, beitrebt lit, unieren als nnbe-
6ingt n6tig befunoenen oeatiden
Joroerungen entgegen gu fommen.
Mber bisber ibeint es nns, als pb
trob Ser inn @ortlout gunitig film.
qen0en Mnerbietungen ser &egierung
unier @olfstum %gefabr6et lit, oeiien
@rbaltung fir uns Die 8eoingung
iein mnB fir cine @eritdnoignng.
Srob Ser pcranoerten politii6en
gerbdltnilie in 5iomeit ioNen Die
oeutlden ainber ibre geiiti9e Seirnat
audi tpeiterbi1t in 2cutihlan5 ieben,
menn mir natIrlib anh bereit iino,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

MISREPRESENTATION Das Der Ralt-
rimui1el erit ibren @ert berIeibt,
iGldgt man ibr ben 8l1del al unb
3iebt tie reibenmeiie auf 9tretfen
Fbon ipan;iben @obr. Gin flafter.
LANCER Gtreifen oient oIs Min5ein.
Felt un6 miro r9imnrro" genannt.
Sat man .bierbon eine1 groBeren
@orrat, 10 ro1t man tie 3u @tnger
III Gorm zines @ettungsgirtelS 5n-
iomlnen. biillt fe IN Han6anusbldt-
ter 1,1o ,mmideH 6os @on3e 5org-
fdiltig nit Motangidniiren. 100
500 Gooe1 geben ouf cine ioI9e
Stole. Dieien @elogirtel bdngt iib
Der 8efiber Inn Ben SAILS, groBe
@inge mer6en bon mebreren 8erio-
men an 5tangen getragen. 9as
8erlgelb, cine tpertpone Sorte, be-
ftebt. aus Heinen, ltnienformig ge-
fdliffenen unb aufgereibten @erl.
mutteri6etben. Marbe 5orten
finb forauenrot, mie bie auf Sen
&orolinen besytiteIten, unb beion-
6ers bod bepertet. Mu@ Steinselo
1t I'M @etr44b. 81 galten in
Weitofrifa friiter %fauitgroBe, ourd.
bobrte 9uar5itetne als @elo. 81
rieienbafter @r0Be fino 6ie @tein-
perlen Ser gapiniulaner ge6ieben.
iie baben Sorm un6 @roBe bon
Miibliteinen. 9ieie @el6fteine tper-
BEN miibepom auf elmer bena@barten
SSnie1 nit @r1aubnis Ser 6ortiger
8epobner aebroden un6 an Srt
un6 STEELE haarbeitet, gelten aber
MIR auf Yap, tpcbin iie 11a9 idmie=
riaer Geefahrt qelangen. Sic flein-
iten 6ieier Steine baben GeuergroBe,
bie er0bten, Sit elm betrd@tli9es
@erm0gen Dari1elen, cine @r0Be Bis
all 4 Metcrn Dui@melier. @enn
nlnn iid Gle urboufommenen Sabr-
5euge hergcgen!rdrtigt, a11f 6ener1
oiele &c1uiie uber See befor6ert
tperben 1nuBten, 11no men1t man itd
meiter sic Gbmierigfeiten boriteQt,
init Sen n1ehr als riirftigen @erf<
3el1gen Ger Sniulaner io1de 5tIide
nom Sllieu lnS5nbreden uno in Die
borge1dlrte5ene 6orm at bringen, 10
fam nta11 rngetGIr ermeiien, tpel-
den 8ert sic Sniulaner ibren
@el6ituden beimelien. 9ieieS rsT5aa"
genonnte @el6 beitebt aus gelbli@,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Gl %
@olbsepi6te ser Ni@anti.

@ol6getpidte ser Gl9anti.
Dig: ngeur gegen 8utterl" Colder
Emldbanbel NOR bel unS IN iener
featyeren 8eit ubli6 gelporoen: not
Ieibenoe @taoter, sic SOS 2ano ab.
fudten. Inn BEL 8o%uersleuten Mab-
r%uu9smittel ein5ufaufen, muBten iib
fdbou, nm erfolgreid gu iein, nit
3mirnrolen, @etroleum, 8uder,
@aroinenltoff, &leioungsitiden nno
dbnltden Eauidwaren perieben.
go bate uns Der @eltfrieg nit
eiuem Sdlage in 3uitanoe periebt,
oie Iebbaft an sic @anoelsittten ent-
Iegeuiter 3eiten, ia an Die Der Sim
oeriabre oes neutrality-suspicious. ct.
i1uern, mo ieoermann beim San6el
a11aIei9 &aufer un6 @%erfaufer lit.
Sn SEN uripriinglt@iten @erbalt'
1rifieu NOR un0 lit beute nod ieoer
feiu eigener Bidder, S6uiter, S9net.
Ser nim., BEL MiBma@s ooer 5u-
fdIligem Musgeben 6eS 8orratS pe11.
set man 1i9 an Sen Ma@bar uno
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

itatb, ser ieoesmal cuff fleiner $50
SC rcrqs1ppaen inuroe, mobei ols
Geirid;te Gteinrcrlen o6er San1e11'
ferne BON gleiGer 56mere oienten.
Sin Ser @ol6fiilte uno IN Mibanti
perfertigte man Die @emidte aus
Dieting uno scb ibnM eft in nieo=
lidilel. pbun.aiieooQer Storm, Die
tjjeitclt bon Sieren, 8erf5engen,
Ge1leln, 5bits,eH, Sdif1er, 8agen
lip. NIs oan1 uGcr Sic Gnropaer
anfinNcn. oas cele 2ai1nngsmittel
init MeIiingfeilitalth a1 perfali9e1L
fam es irrner. li,l5' III MliBfreoit,
ms nit Ser @eiesl1ng lei @olofulte
ultc oe3 golort!d)e1l a;lantilanoes
rnrd) Die Gnglanocr ::::buano mad
u,.D nod, oues int Ss'anbe befin6lide
st9olc in Sen G.aiden Gibbons.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

@tempel biuein5utreiben. 9amit
mar 6as %erfunoen, maS UNI erm 8e-
griff bon @elo entipri6t; 0enn oas
@ragen ser MIn3en mittels &am-
merl9lags blieb nod Sabrbnnoerfe
binour@ i:b1ia.
Dos afrifanii9e &upfer. un0
Melitnggelo in Sorm bon gegoiie-
men Mrmringen un6 Drabtipiralen
fann mie oas @i1engelo 5ugletb
praftiI6 pertpertet mer0en. Sano-
uno 6nBringe I'M &obgub meroen
init 8alt rouenmeis an Staben be.
feltigt. Sn nod mannigfa6eren
Gormett finoet man Meiiing nn6 on-
6ere Metaue als @eloerlab in Sn-
6ien. Die Mbbil6ung 5eigt 5tpei
pieredige, nit elmer abgeidnittenen
Npramioe beriebene &lafetten aus
8inn. IS groBe @lofetten maben
etnen merifanii6en Dollar aus, BON
Sen fleineren geben bunoert anf
einen 1oI6en. Silber gieBt man
in SSorm BON Budeln 1n6 fleiner1,
etma 6 8enttmeter 1angea S@iff-
den. Die Mbbiloung zines brine
ftlben @nBiteins 5eigt, pie man bort
Sic 3innmiin5en gieBt. Ser Stein
entbalt bier Sormen, iooaB nit Il
mem @uB ebeni 10 Diele @eloltiife
entlteben. Die Gn6en peroen nad-
Der ,abgei6lagen. Mebnlib geform-
tie Miin5en bat man in @bina al1b
aus @las uno .Hor5elan. @los-
gels in 8erlenform lit in Mfrifa peit
berbreitet; oas pertbolite- iin6 blaB-
blaue, i6ma9 opaliiieren6e @erlen,
Die ii@, aus oen @lasi@mel5ereien
Ser alten Megppter itammeno, IN Der
Groe b%efinoen. 9ie foitbariten itn6
Ole Mggriperlen ibr 8ert glei6t
sem ooppelten @etpidt an @olo.
55oaF finb nod unge5dbHe @er1en-
iorten, einbeimiihe, altDenetiani1be
n116 1teue eurppaii@en nrIprungs,
als @eIb i'm l1nrlauf.
Das eigentlibe 2arb oeS Mui@el-
eeIoes lit SOS 5uoieegebiet. gs
peroen BORT 5tpar audi Gberbaler,
&unoeaabne, 8reBtabaf in 5tangen
uno iogar Sdmeine uls @elo be-
nl1bt, 6os banptld9lidite 3oblungs-
mittel lit ober sic our 5heibe, 8erle
ooer ionitmie 5predt geibliffene,
aufgereibte Mufdel. Nad einem
beionoeren uno febr umitanoli@en.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

Nfritant1@es @upfergelo. l.. 1bangt.
2 Sra6tbarren. 8. 8uafa, aamerlin.
4. 2obe Mrmringe, 8apoto. 5. Sptral@
sius : Mitafos, Bangala. 6. Gorge
,fdlidtli9er rieltger 8ron3ebarren aus
Sarbtnien.
aau(dt 5i9 6as ein, mas mart geraoe
a16tig bat. 9ie 5ufaltge 8ei9affen-
9eit ieoer @egeno bringt es aber
fir Sen gr0Beren Sell Ser @eni@-
belt nit ii@, 6aB gemiiie 1tnentbebr-
Iide ooer AUDI iiberau pi1fommel1e
Gr5eugniiie bier menig ooer gar-
uidt, DC uno bort ieoo@ IN gro
Berer Siine borban6en iino, alS fir
set 8eoarf Ser 8eiiber notmenoig
tft.
go muBten iolde Dinge i@on
febr balo 5u Sauidobieften tper6en
ttno in tpeiterer Solge einen ie6em
ge%ldufigen 3abltpert erbalten: 5us
r1ddlt Mabrungsmittel ie6er Mrt>
bor oIlem &or1t nno @ieb, Damn aber
aatd @al3 nno arbeitleiiten6e Sfla-
ber. Mo@ i'm Is. Sabrbunoert red.
uete mani auf ser Sniel Sslono
stod @todfii9en. SHE &ontrafte,
4diufe un6 Sanolungen mnr6en na9
5iden berednet, un6 5par gait
stah f0ntglider @eroronung Elm
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

einige bunoert Meter langes @tid
ser 8eitmole l%tebenbleiben. Die Ba1-
>5ertirme un6 &aiemotten nit ibren
ibperen @eiduben auf Dem Sber.
lanoe iin6 %geiprengt, 5%ertriimmert,
berpiitet. Militariide 8eoeutung
bat &elgolan6 beute ni6t mebr.
Mber als porgei6obener Soften 6eut-
id)en 2an6es in Ser Nor6iee bleibt es
uils lieb un6 mert. l1n6 ser 9eut59e,
Ser beute iber 6as G%rummerfel6 6es
Sberlanoes i@reitet, miro NIT 5tol5
geoenfen, pie 6ieie fleine Sniel I'M
groben &riege feline Noroleefulte uno
tire mi@tigen @afenita6te Dor ei"er
@ei6ieBung 6ur6 fein6li6e @e-
i@ma6er, Dor enter 2anoung feino=
li9er gtreitfrafte gei6IBt bat.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

meiBem, friitauiiiertem, feingeforn,
tenn Mragonit ooer. &a1fipat nno
miegt gelegentli6 Bis 20 3entner.
Son einem l1mlouf oteier &ielen-
gel6itiide fann ielbitperitanoli6 nidt
aroB 6is &ele iein es liegt aus
i9lieBlt6 oils 8eiden 6es &eidtumS
am 3aun ietnes 8eiiBers 5ur SGau.
Sur 8eit ser oeuti@en &erri6aft
ion es offers borgefommen fem, 6ob
Sic @elo!11Be imrntiger @teuer5ab=
Ter nit etnem f@mar5en BA (8e-
5irfsamt) bemolt mur6en, pe1bes
3ei@en mod geleiiteter 3abl1ng nit
etnpm ebenio 6iden 5tri6 i6par5er
Selfarbe ausge10i@t muroe. Gin
foitbares 8ablungsmittel mar IN
Mfrifa MISUNDERSTANDING Ser @olo=
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Dif zsrat1ruug @flgnlann1.

@@mierigfeiten erbal1ten &afen, Der
Ser 6euti9en Giidereiflottiue in benz
Ddnfigen i9tperen @etter Der Noro.
fee Elm piufommener 3ufludtsort
bdiitte merben foijnne11, 6urfte MIR Elm
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01

aus einem frieo1iben 8aoeorte
hntte iib Dor Dem groBen 4riege
9elgolano in tpenigen Sabren 5u
ether itarfen 5eefeltltng et1ttpidelt.
&i9t nit lnre9t bat man bie ste
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-01
Hum nrmtsrhfn SthulttrHen in Sui1nteat-
Afrtka.
@pn &ealldnlbireftor 8rofeiior Cries Winb6uf.

i'm 2ebritoff uno im fprahltden l1n-
terri6t Sen ieBigen 8erbaltnilien
uns an3upaiien uno meitgeben6e 3u~
geltan6niiie at MAIDEN.
Sic ein5ige b0bere S@ule IN
9ii6meit, ste lire @6iiler .(&naben
un6 Maoden) Bis 5ltr @eriebutg in
Die Sberief11n6a bringt, lit 6ie &eal-
idule 5u @in6buf. @egrin6et
1909, entlieB iie @eibnadten 1914
tire erlten 3 n@inidbrtgen", sic
Damn nit an6eren friegsfreimiuigen
@@ilern gleid} in oen &rieg 5ogen.
Sic orei eriten Sduliabre Der ebe'
maligen @irbbufer 8olfsi6u1e iino
felt Oftober 1919 als @oridule or
gonii9 NIT ibr pereinigt, iooaB iett
in 8inobltf cine 6euti@e @inbeits-
l9ule beltebt uuo nit 9 &laiien nno
9 feitangeiteuten 2ebrfraften, BON
oenen mdbreno Ser nablten Sabre
oauern6 5mei abmedielno auf Sci
maturlaub in 9eutidlano meilen
per6en.
3ur5eit beiu9en $50 &tn6er Ole
@in6bufer &eali6ule, manbe &loi
fen meiien oeutide 8eiu6s5ifferu
altf, 8. g. 5ablt Sic Serta Sc SbM=
Ter, 6arunter Is Mdo6en.
Das inn 8i10e beigefugte 5dul=
gebar6e lit 1912 fertiggeitellt.
Inn SEN geiltigen &ontaft unierer
5biiler NIT ser 6eutiben @eimat
gu erbalten, lit felt einiger 3ett eia
reger 8rieftpediel eingeribtet 5mt-
i6en Sdiilern in 9eutiblano unb
bier.
@ie aud 6as politiide @eibif
nnierer afrifaniiden Seimat meroe,
Den geiitigen ~3uiammenbang mouen
mir nit DEM oeutiden 8aterlanoe
bebalten. 9onfbar iino mir 50 fir
ale Silfe, 6ie mir aus 9euti6lano
erbalten.
~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02

Through an error in the Thursday
edition OF the News-Tlmes a dinner
was announced TO have been given
by Mrs. Lafayette LeVan Of White
Haven. Pa. Mrs. LeVan was a guest
at the dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette LeVan Porter. OF Dragon
I'd.
Another error was in he personal
OF the return OF Mrs
Patrick O'Brien, 732 W. Washing
ton av.. from a southern trip. The
item should read Mrs. O'Brien ac-
companied by her granada ,ghter.
Miss Pauline O'Brien, OF Detroit,
Mich. have returned from a trip 10
Louisville. XIV, French Lick Springs
and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac .Kee.y and
daughter. Mrs. Cholie Trout. OF Ae
Gran, o., and Mrs. and Mrs. John
Keely and son, OF Urbanna, O.. are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ
Hay. 1903 : Michigan 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Staples enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holden
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Bande-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
ORPHEUM

How times change! The ultra
modern Happier who wears bobbed
hair to show that she is thoroughly
up-to-date, would have been written
down as one OF the peasant class in
the seventeenth century, had she ap-
peared with short tresses. It's sad.
but true. Maurice Tourneur vouches
for the fact. He stumbled across
this bit Of bitter news during his ex-
haustive research work in bringing
his elaborate production Of Lorna
Ddone" to the screen. For the
scenes made on the moors all the
actresses had to have Dutch cuts"
as the peasants in those days were
required to shear their locks to dis
tinguish them from the ladies of
high degree who specialized In long
curls and high coiffures.
The picture showing the unique
costumes and settings Of that period
Is presented at the Orpheum for the
final time today. Included on the
program is a Mack Sennett comedy
When Summer Comes" and Univer-
sal news of timely events.
Starting tomorrow and for an en-
tire week, Jackie Coogan, irresist-
ible youngster of the screen plays
in the immortal role of "Oliver
Twist" in Dickens famous classic
which is brought to the Orpheum
screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
Tomorrow's
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, DEC. s.
By Geneviepe Kembis

Sundays horoscope is somewhat
adverse, with affairs under disturb
ing planetary influences. They may
be danger from disputes and litiga-
ton and household interests may
give concern.
Those whose birthday it is may
have a dimcult year in business and
domestic affairs. Shun quarrels and
litigation \ child born on this day
should be well trained lest it prove
careless.
Mondays astrological map shows
some unsatisfactory conditions.
There are auguries for troublesome
situations in business and those in
the employment of others face haz-
ards Of losing their positions unless
they are careful. Change and travel
ara discouraged, and all risk should
be avoided
Those whose birthday it is have
a somewhat troublesome forecast
for the year, with possible unCer-
tainty In business and employment.
Avoid quarrels and all manner OF
risks, and postpone change and
journeys \ child born on this day
should receive early training in
veracity and responsibility.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
ADVICE TO GIRLS
By Annie Laurie

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
am a young woman % years
old. / have been in society since 1
was Is years OF age. 1 have been
keeping company the past two years
with a man Of my age, but it seems
l cannot deeply love as l ought to.
thought, about 10 months ago,
1 could love him deeply, and partly
promised to marry him. But now
find that my love is not growing as
it ought If one should marry.
now realize that 1 could not be
happy if 1 should marry. especially
since I have absolute evidence that
he has not been true. When l marry
1 want to be we'll mated that I may
be happy. Please advise me.
TRUE HAPPINESS
TRUE HAPPINESS: Break away
from any possibility of an engage
ment you may have with this man.
my dear. and wait until you are real
ly in love-you will know 1t when
you are-before you make any
promises.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
WHAT ALLEN DRAKE DID AS
HIS FAREWELL.

For a long minute after Llian's
explanation, Allen Drake stood ST
lent, his long. thick eyelashes-the
oddly effeminate note about him
concealing the angry frown which
I was sure was in his eyes. But
when he finally threw W his head
with a characteristic gesture. there
was nothing but his usual indolent,
bored expression 20 be seen in either
face or eyes.
Il will go at once. then" he said
decisively. The chief is with Smith
now, and. OF course. will attend 20
all details OF his being left 20 him
self when the time comes"
He paused. and Lillian struck in
promptly:
Which, OF course. will not be un-
til your driver returns with the news
that you are in the car at the other
end Of that road in which the limou-
sine is hidden"
Naturally" he returned laconi-
cally. do you know how many
miles it is?"
Tom Chester's Reply.
He addressed Lillian directly, al
though he must have known that
only young Mr.. Chester knew the
answer 10 his question. She turned
10 Mr.. Chester with a gesture, and
the tone in which his answer was
voiced showed the hurt the boy was
suffering at Allen brakes unac-
countable rudeness.
Nineteen and q half" he said
with precision. IF the driven could
go through the wood road where
the car is hidden, the distance
would be half that. but he. of
course. cannot do that"
"Thirty-nine miles" Mr.. Drake
unused. as if he had not heard the
others explanation. The chief can
count on over an hour of Smiths
company. Very we'll. If you'll have
my driver ready at the side en-
trance" he bowed to Lillian, I'll
just step up and get my suit case.
and then across for final word
with the chief I'll communicate
with you at the usual place. Good
by"
He crossed TO her and held out his
| hand She took II, and looked az
him closely. with anxiety ineXplic-
able to me in her eyes.
You're sure you're ft?" she ask
ed.
Absolutely" he returned.
Her next question was meant to be
| inaudible, but am able to read
lips to some extent, and I was sure
! I saw hers frame the significant word
l-"Heeled ?"
He tapped his coat with a care
less, asserting gesture. and I felt
myself grow cold with a sudden ap-
prehension Of the danger into which
he was going so debonairly. I had
! forgotten that Smith and the men
associated with him were desperate
and would stop at nothing. To set
about the tracking Of them as Allen
Drake was about to do, was a more
dangerous undertaking than hunting
a man-eating tiger in the Jungle.
I had been so annoyed at his
captious rudeness that I do not
think I would have spoken to him a
word beside the conventional adieus
! but the sudden revelation of hi:
! danger and of the fine. brave spirit
with which ne was going into 1t
made me start to my feet abruptly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
OLIVER

II must be gratifying TO theater
managers and production managers
10 realize a response financially to
their efforts, as after all It is the box
office receipts that make for success
In the case OF the Mcintyre and
Heath engagement which IS sched-
uled at the oliver on Monday night,
the sale OF tickets has eciipsed that
of any previous attraction in years.
This fact is perhaps responsible;
The Messrs. Shubert. under whose
direction the come 1ians are appear
ing, have retained the entire orig
inal company, as seen in the Shu-
bert theater. New York. and the
theatergoing public have been quick
TO realize II. There has been no
elimination OF stars, as the company
is headed by the noted Mr.. Mcintyre
and the Incompatible Mr.. Heath.
and there you area 100 percent
organization. and the equal in au-
thors' talent. as Broadway side-talk
has il that Edgar Smith and Emily
NJ Young provided these comedians
with a book far superior 10 any of
their previous joint affairs. Albert
Gumble and owen Murphy supplied
the tunes and every one OF them is
catchy" The photograph records
prove this, as one musical number
alone, Strut Yourself, has made
more wall flowers" step out than
any tune since 'Alexander's Ragtime
Band" If this syncopation does not
set your toes a-tingling and your
lips a-whistling. Jim Mcintyre would
say-"there jest amt no music
available" and Tom Heath would
reply: "Music-Oh. why those pear
ly tears?"