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The New York herald., 1922-10-22

Householders who are uncertain
about their coal supply might take q
tip from Or. CoUf and repeat to
themselves every morning and eve
ming: Every day in every way my
chances Of getting coal are growing
better and better"
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

Enthusiastic advocates of the young
vocalist who is said to quiet the in
sane by her singing seem to have for
gotten the long established theory that
music has charms to soothe the saw
age breast. ~ +.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled
10 the use for republication OF all news dis
patches credited 10 II or not othervlso
credited IN this paper. and also tho local
news published herein.
All Fights Of republication Of special dis
patches herein arc also reserved x.
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A MARYLAND Spnrtlng Note.

Quite a large crowd gathered at a street
Icorner In Easton on Thursday and wit
messed an unusual scene. that Of a fight be-
tween a puddle duck belonging TO Mrs. WIZ
lam Woods and cat belonging to Rose
Johns. The cat. which was In Robert Wal
ince's yard. had q piece OF meat which the
duck wanted. The duck got the better OF
the cat. which ran under the house. leaving
the field to his adversary.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-10-22
State Song Of New York Club Women,

NEW YonK, October 81.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-17

gazed critically at the bauble on
her wrist.
That so? Wen, we'll have to see
If we can't get you a decent watch.
Something with a few good dia-
monds." l.E ... - icy
Jeanne drew her arm away quick
ly and gave him a quick glance.
but his face was impassive.
Candy had always seemed taNun-
derstand that she wouldn't accept
gifts. She wondered If he could
have forgotten for a moment.
I'm ever and ever SO grateful
for this" she held >up teh check.
You were a perfect dear TO do 1t
for me! And I was never so ex-
cited! I want to try again"
He laughed indulgently.
Beginners luck! You think
you're going to break the market
right away. don't you? It's the
gamblers instinct, born in every
one of US, which that bit of paper
has just awakened. You'll never
get the desire out OF your blood
again"
She shuddered as she slipped the
check itno her handbag, 4.
You make mo feel creepy! As
IL I were being doomed, somehow"
He smiled curiously.
It's not an unusual fate. Many
have felt as you do-and their
end" he made a vague gesture
with his hand.
gambling. when 1t was you who
urged me to try it," Jeanne de-
manded.
He shook his head.
I'm only warning you to stick
to me. Let me play the game for
you"
There was something significant
in his words, Jeanne felt, but his
face gave no key to their inter-
probation.
Il shall-gladIy." she answered
holding out her hand. Thank
you again and goodby. won't
detaip you by staying any longer"
He accompanied her to the ele-
vators, waiting until the car ar
rived to bear her downward. On
the way Though his offices, Jeanne
had noted 4 number of smartly-
turned-out people waiting to SEE
uiIIl' ihllHB TcSpeClIul eyes as ne
passed through with her. She felt
thrill at the financial power OF
the man. just as she felt when
she saw the great fur coat, and
the limousine and the other visible
signs of his wealth.
Canby's car waited at the en-.
trance to the building to bear her
uptown. The chauffeur assisted her
In. tucked tho robe about her feet
and closed the door upon the rose
scented warmth.
AS the car made its way
up Broadway. Jeanne leaned back
with a sigh. How she loved all
this luxury that money bought
Howss she wished the car were hers
and that IL were bearing her to q
big house uptown on the avenue
facing the park She could close
her eyes and visualize the correct
butler who would open the door
for her, and the chic French maid
who would be waiting TO divest
her of sable wrap.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-17
BEAUTY ANSWERS

Harriet: Well, you never can
tell about a woman, as the copy
books do say! Fawncy any lady in
this age wanting to be so fat she'll
waddle-and three-quarters OF my
feminine world striving to be so
thin their elbows will scratch 'em
to death. o. for the happy me-
dunn! Yes. I can give you the ma
terial to put on weight, but ] re-
fuse to be a party to the waddle,
because 1t is all out of style and
you wouldn't like it yourself il you
had 1t. Send along the s. a. e.. and
III tell you what to eat, what to
do, and what not to do in the way
Of Transforming angles to merry
curves.
Marie: No, there is no founda-
ton for the accusation that cold
creams grow hair on the face.
Hairs develop for reasons of
heredity and other reasons not yet
discovered. I will give you an ex-
cellent, formula for a cleansing
cream IL you will send Re =
stamped addressed envelope.
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MEMORY TESTS.
Answers to These Questions VIII
He Published Tomorrow.

4. Who was TIL o ma s. G 81
borough?
9. What University of Michigan
athlete was barred from baseball las.
spring on, charges of professional
ism and was signed by the Detroit
Americans?
s. What is brass?-s Bronze?
4. What makes. the wind blow?
5. Who discovered the circulation
of the blood?' = " 8
6. Wien was the Panama Canal,
opened for the passage of ships?
I. What is THE Alteration of the
Magi?"
s. When was Hawaii annexed to
the United States?
> Who is sometimes referred to as
The Victor Hugo OF Spain?"
10. How many acres of unreserved
and unappropriated land remain in
the public domain OF rthe United
s. ties. according to 1919 report!
Answers % Yesterdays, Questions.
i 7 What wers the first motion pic
FtuTS Serials to attracts attention?
THE Adventures of KathIyn,- with
kathryn Williams: Thief .Periis of
Pauline" with Pearl white; and
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Good
Morning
Judge
By Rudolph Perkins.

Minnie Chase had three husbands
before she took unto herself one
John Thomas Jefferson Chase.
From what John said she handled
all his predecessors like they were
little boys. Minnie is quite mus
cular and appeared equal to the job.
John has well-developed pair
of biceps also and from what Min
ME said. she felt the strength Of
these when he caught her around
the neck and almost twisted her
head of.
The trouble started, it was testi-
fed, when she ordered John out
OF nearbeer saloon and he re-
fused to bulge. She embarrassed
him before his friends. he said, by
attempting to drag him home.
"Ah has a stiff neck yet" said
Minnie. He squeezed me so hard
All could not swallow for two
days"
That nebber stopped her FUN
talkin' en- gsddin' wild de neigh
bors," John commented.
You can pay a fine of 49," said
the court to the husband. who al
ready had a roll Of money waiting.
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HOROSCOPE.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IL. 1922.

Venus and the Sun dominic today
in friendly sway. according to
astrology, but Neptune is adverse.
The planetary government is held
to be most suspicious for the plans
and ambitions of women.
Theaters should prosper while
this confguration prevails. There is
a forecast Of Improvement for road
companies as well as large audi
ences in cities on the seaboard.
Actresses who make first appear
ances, this week are subject TO E
most favorable direction of the stars
Neptune today is in a place sup
posed to be disturbing to the aver
age mind. Discomfort and restless
ness are held to be encouraged by
the sinister rule ofthe planet which
dominates the mind.
Since the law of balances con
tinues always the seers declare tina
the number of crimes, which will
continue 10 be great, indicates {;
corresponding awakening to spirit
ual consciousness.
RStrolOSeTS preulCt LOT NOHeTes
a historic session. in which Their
will be. sensational incidents anG
many members will pass away.
Again women are admonished e
be awake to the trend of recent
customs that have encouraged lax
ity IN living.
Many scandals in which rery
young persons win be concerned ar
foreshadowed.
Persons whose birthdate it Is viii
meet with success in the COMM
year, and have the forecast of great
happiness in the family circle.
% Children born on this day will h'
affectionate. popular and respected.
They may have many difficulties tc
face. but will be able to. win agsins'
even great odds.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-17

THE Million Dollar Mystery" with
Florence La Babe.
2. When was nitrous oxide gas, or
laughing gas" first employed in den
tistry? BY DIR. II. Wells, an Amer
lean dentist, in 1874.
). What is the proper acknowIedg-
ment of wedding endorsement?
Cards or a note to the bride and her
parents, and a gift to the bride II
she-is a dear friend.
4. What are the dimensions, of the
Brooklyn Bridge and its cost? What
Is the length and cost of Manhatta
Bridge. the greatest suspension bridge
in the world? Dimensions and cost
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-17

ment bearing the head Of a foreign
monarch The Isabella quarter. is
sued as a commemorative piece IN
connection with the Worlds Column
bian Exposition in Chicago in 1898.
9. wbb was appointed 10 hl the
unexpired term OF the late Senator
Philandsr c. Knox. Of fennsy lvsnia,
State Senator William +. Crow.
.. Who Is the author OF I G~meu1-
Der, I Remember" Thomas Hood
10. When did the United States
coin 20-cent pieces7 1s75-7s. These
silver pieces were coined chiefly TO-
use on the Pacific Coast and were
legal tender TO the amount 81 IS.
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Doris Blakes A11ss0e1s
TeA-bLoue Problems

doesn't admire. l also ride to the
hounds, which he dislikes. I'm very
fond of this sport. What would
you advise me. to do?
I would let my dresses down a
ways, Billy. Too short ones are
rather passe anyhow. And: then I'd
go right ahead doing what
wished, and II he cares. he'll not
continue to assert his domineering
propensities.
Dear Miss Blake: Here is a
question which has been asked me
by a girl whom love dearly, and
one which 1 have been unable TO
answer: What pleasure does a boy
or young man see in putting his
arm around a girl?" OF course, it
is perfectly clear to me, but how
would you answer such a question
to a girl of whom you are fond?
Thank you for your kindness.
Bob.
Analysis is fatal to romance, Bob.
I wouldn't attempt to explain. She
really understands. of course, and is
probably plaguing you.
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Dear Miss Blake: Would you
kindly send me a list of things
belonging in a young girls hope
chest. I am starting one and would
like to know what to put in it.
Miss Blake. would you also please
answer this questions: Is IL proper,
when first meeting a boy and he
accompanies you home, to give him
your hand when saying goodby?
Lucy NJ. OMIT.
Linen and lingerie are the usual
things for hope chest, Lucy. And
every variety of those, including
dish towels and linen pillow slips.
IT is not only proper, but also the
most ordinary courtesy to shake
hands with the young man. and
thank him for his services as es-
cort
Dear Miss Blake: I am a young
lady of twenty, and have been 60
ing steady with a man of thirty.
know for fact that he likes me
and I'm very fond of him, but he
says he will not go out with me
because l have bobbed hair and
wear very short dresses, which he
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-01-17
Received at White House.

Representatives Of the Chautauqua
circuits, which cover the country.
called on President Harding at the
White House yesterday In the party
received were Keith Vawter. OF Ce-
dar Rapids. Iowa; Harry p. Harri-
son, OF Chicago; w. Vernon Harn-
son. of Columbus; Charles F. Hor-
ner. of Kansas City; Louis J. Alder.
of Cleveland; ]. Roy Ellison. of Port
land, Me-; Paul M. Pearson. of Phil
adelphia. and c. A. PETER. of New
York.
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Mrs. Shpster Gets Estate.

William M shuster. who died De-
cemeer is last, leaves nearly all of
his estate to his widow. Mrs. Caro-
line b shuster. according to- the viii
filed for probate. Fhe soh w. Nor
gan Shuster, is given his. fathers
guns and sporting implements, and
ohe-half Of the library OF books.
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TIE CHARACTERS

JEANNE DARE, knopr IN the
BttIe Iot1G torn rheSce she como
a. ploin JANE DANE. has set her
SELF up In Neto York as q toedIthy
tco,soB IN the hope Of sHdrin1 q
ricb husband. In this effort shs 70
: making use Of
VIC B1RSTOWE, heir to the re-
pated Borstore millions, rho shosos
sicrs Of infdtudtion tcith her.
SfGNOR BONNICETTT, q former
rfolinist, osks only to serve Jeonne.
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Mothers Little Error.


There is a striking resemblance
between my father and a doctor in
our city. Ip fact, the resemblance
Is so, strong that it has often caused
my mother great embarrassment.
One day, short time after mother
had been talking to my father
downtown. man passed as she was
doing window shopping. Not notic-
ing him until he,had passed her, she
turned around and demanded,
Whatever you do. don't forget to go
to the bank and get me some money
before you come home this even
ing" +-t-- e :
She thought It was father, but
when, he turned around 10 proved
to be the doctor. Being a naturally
comforting soul, he. assured her 1t
was all right, but she never meets
him any more without feeling Bit
abashed. s.r T.. -. c. E.
It Never RAins But II Pours.
As 1t was past, Z and our dinner
Invitation read $40 o'clock Saturday
evening, we decided to wait no lon
ger for our. guests, who were higher
up in the social scale than we.
Half through dinner they were
announced. They had been delayed
by motor accident. No one had
been hurt, however. and they were
extremely apologetic for their tardi-
ness. et3ssg>
The best part of the chicken gone
and. only q little salad left. hurried
INTO the kitchen to make the most
out of the least. In my haste .
pulled the, coffee grinding machine
on the wal and my maid slippe'
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EMBARRASSING MOMENTS

on banana peel. falling clear
across the kitchen floor
You can. imagine how 1 felt offer
ing to my grand; guests what
amounted ato> about few of the
Feathers, -
And oyer his coffee cpp my
rcguish husband dared to smile at
me - 81 - MS.
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Then she Remembered.


Meeting friend of mine. the wife
of a bank treasurer, we stood talk
ing. Along came a mutual acquaint-
ance.. the widow. Of bank cashier
There goes Mrs! Biake!" ex-
claimed my friend. 81 wonder how
she likes the work in asbroker's
office?" "a s-,,.
%. she likes it fine. but Sie's had
a hard time making "a living, and
It's hard for an elderly woman to
buffet the world I replied. "But
that's the way of II. Being 3
bankers wife doesn't always mean
you have money. { bpt you've got to
pretend you haye. anyway"
That's right" said my friend, and
then ! remembered what her hus.
pand ID. F.S.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
THE OPTIMISTIC PESSIMIST

Some persons cal write English at any time and others when it is alb
soutey necessary.
Next to a idle man, an idle dollar is about the most useless thing in
the world Each should be made to work.
Most of the sympathy that Russia is getting these days is fol her stomach
not for her head.
A 20 to 1 shot took the Lincolnshire handicap Wednesday with a 10 to
one choice second. The favorte finished third. It's nearly a sre thing
for book makers any old day only some times its a little surer.
ana
About half OF the marital troubles come because the contracting parties
were not well enough acquainted before marriage and the ohr half be
cause they can to know each other too well after marriage.
1t seems funny that a dirty campaign should be conducted from a soap
box, a it is said has been the case in Honolulu.
A filler in the StarBuleun says some geese are known to have attained
an age OF 40 years. Let's hope none of their feminine readers take the re-
mark is personal. The editorial force might get badly scratched up.
. u u
One reason to be tolerant with the man who insists he is right and you
are wrong is that it may just happen that's the way the land lies.
. . . y
Recently there a a tell the truth week and after /. there wal no long
er list of tragedies published in the papers than usual. Either the world is
growing more tolerant or the week a no observed to any extent.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
REGULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
FOR DELEGATE TO CoNGRESS
HARRY A.
NOW, GO OVER

On the eve of election with the final arguments for the respective
candidates to be presented tonight in all Of the Islands, all reports
indicate a triumph for Harry A. Baldwin at the polls tomorrow.
The barrages have been continuous for the past several weeks and
will reach their climax of intensity tonight. Tomorrow comes the
signal to go over and on the responses of the voters, upon the mani-
nifty with which they go to the polling places, depends the magnitude
of the victory.
Maui holds the place of honor in the attack. The other counties
all look to her to show the way. She cannot, she must not hesitate
or falter for a moment, not for an instant forget the motto MAUI
NO kA OF. The banner has been thrust into her hand by the Re
publicans of the Territory, the leadership entrusted to her son. Maui
cannot be false to the trust.
Should reports paint the situation too roseate a hue, the out
come may depend upon this county. In that event, should she fail.
she would deserve any condemnation her sisters might heap upon
the foe is routed and driven from the field. Because victory i: in
sight, the army cannot halt. Sound the slogan MAUI NO KA OF
and go over en- mass.
On the other hand, should the reports of coming triumph be
well founded, the time is here for Maui to Guido anything that she
has ever done before. What she has done for others, that and more
she should do for her own son. On one occasion she saved the day
for Kuhio, as John c. Lane called to mind in his speech at the Hip
podrOme on Tuesday night. For her own son she should see TO if
that the outcome is not for a moment in doubt. 1t is not enough
that the Territory shall elect Harry A. Baldwin, Maui should give
him such a vote as to insure him not a mere plurality over the next
highest candidate but a clear majority over all; to do this plurality
of not less than 25OO should be given. The figure may seem large
with only 1900 voters registered, but it can be done if the voters let
nothing interfere with their response to the call from Maui and 90
to the polls.
Mayor Lane has given figures to show that Baldwin might have
a minority in all of the other counties and still be elected if Maui
gave him some 1900 clear majority over the other three. Reports
from all the other counties indicate no such danger but Maui can
do better than 1900 majority, she can and has reason to roll it up
to half again more than the figure Mr.. Lane suggested. However.
lassltude will not bring success, it is energy, achievement and
determination that win. Altogether, MAUI NO KA or and over the
top to sweep all opposition away like chaff before a hurricane.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-03-24
FINAL RALLIES TONIGHT

Slow as was the start of the campaign for the special election
for delegate to congress on this Island, once such start was made
1t gained speedy impetus and the past few days have left little to
be desired IN the way OF work and enthusiasm of response. The
meetings OF the women in Wailuku and in Lahaina, the outdoor
rally III Lahalna Monday night, the meeting in the Waikiki Hip
podrome Tuesday night and in the Kahului Theater on Wednesday
showed that all that was necessary to knde the flame was the touch
OF the match, In the smaller precincts, also, splendid meetings have
been held. Tonight come the great closing rallies, an outdoor meet
ing on Market Street, Waikiki and a meeting in the theater at La
hama.
There was reason for the slow start. 1t was necessary for the
candidate to show himself and become better known to the citizens
OF the other Islands. Most of tn. leading campaigners of this county
were called for to speak away from home, to tell the voters of Oahu
ana tlawan and Kauai something of the more intimate side of the
Republican standard bearer. They know him best, they could tell
could those who have been less closely associated with him. And
1t was felt that Maui and the people of the Valley Isle can be trust
ed.
Speakers from the other Islands who know Baldwin felt they
could tell their friends and ~neighbors more than they could say about
him to Mauites, the folk among whom he was born and grew into
manhood, to the community of which he was one.
But the Mauiites who have been away from home in behalf of
their candidate have all returned and with them have come some of
the party leaders from Oahu and Hawaii to speak in the closing
hours OF the campaign. They will have their opportunity tonight.
They will be heard at both Waikiki and Lahaina.
The enthusiasm has not been absent, it has been pent up. To-
night comes the release, the opening of the escape valve, Waikiki
and Lahaina are offered the chance to give full expression to their
sentiments, to make all the noise they desire, to let themselves go
to the limit and to stage the two greatest and most wildly enthusiast
tic meetings they have ever known. There are to be street parades,
music, speaking, cheering and to find out what else will be going
on, it will be necessary only to turn out and follow the crowds now
so eager to give expression to their faith in their friend and their
neighbor, Harry \. Baldwin.