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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
@MAN'S INTERESTS AND SUGGESTIONS FOR HOMEMAKERS
Your Health
RHEUMATISM


The verdict of a person with an
aching knee, elbow, or some other
jo'1t. is almost sure to be "rheuma-
tism."
This, however, is not necessarily
the case. The ache may be due to
a strained position of the body,
causing the gristle of the knee to
become unstable. This occurs fire.
quently among athletes or during
violent exercise at tennis, swimming,
baseball, football or the like.
Real rheumatism is a pus infec-
ton, so to get at the root of the
trouble, one must rid oneself of the
offending bacteria. This is aided by
leading a hygienic life, and adapt
I'M a correct posture. Too much
avoided.
Acute rheumatism sometimes in
wolves the membrane over the
Heart and in a case of this kind it
not only is very painful but serious
as well.
rheumatism is associated also
with diseases tonsilitis,
Bright's disease and complaints of
the breathing apparatus.
The first symptoms are a few days
of general bad feeling; then come
chills, fever, and rapid pulse. often
perspiration, blisters on the skin,
and finally the joints grow red, hot,
swollen, and are very painful.
Sometimes this lasts a few days
and sometimes several weeks, recov-
cry usually being very gradual.
1t is more prevalent in men, es-
pecially those working in cold, damp
places.
The best cure for rheumatism is
to get rid of the microbes, keeping
the resistance of the body as high
as possible. Avoid sudden changes
in temperature, and keep the bowels
open by proper diet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
RADIO PROGRAMS

Bamberger's radio program for
today follows:
2:30-The first of a series of synop-
sis of Shakespeare plays, Mid
Summer Nights Dream"
2:45-Music from midsummer
Nights Dream" by Mendels-
sohn.
1. Overture"
2. "Nocturne."
3. wedding March"
3:0G-Songs by Francois Capoullliez.
Mr.. C~apouilliez has just been
engaged for a thirty-week en-
gagement for a concert tour
next winter. Program:
(a) THE Evening star"
(Tannhaeuser).
CD Selected.
3:15-Continuation of the talks on
American history. by Harold
Hersey. editor Of Ace High
Magazine of New York.
3:45-Songs by American composers
to be sung by Francois Capouil-
liez. Program to be announced
over radio.
6:15-Baseball scores.
6:2O-Popular selections.
6:3G-Weekly talk to the children
by the Man in the Moon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
Ladies' Day at Sea Grit

TRENTON, Sept. 1.-Democratic
and Republican women party work
ers have been invited to Camp Ed
wards, Sea Girt today, for the eighth
and last Governors Day" of the
season.
"As customary while the COVER
nor's general invitation has been is
sued to all relatives and friends OF
the military divisions in amp the
day will be especially set apart as it
was a year ago for ladies' day. said
a statement from the executive de-
partment. "The governor earnestly
hopes that the representative wom-
en- from the vaxious parts of the
state will be on hand regardless of
whether or not they obtained a spe-
cial nVitation."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

the sleek beauty of 18th century
vellum bindings, this successful
business woman takes delight In dis
playing the value Of her latest metal
coupling.
IT don't think there Is anything
in that theory" said Miss Citizens.
There is no difference between the
sexes as far as business ability is
concerned. Nothing but individual
tastes.
"In a few days I am going out to
Butte, Montana, to investigate the
copper mines from which | receive
the raw material for my r1anufac-
turing.
while there I intend to don a
miners outfit and make a real study
of conditions"
what have you to say about the
theory that modern business un-
sexes a woman?"
Miss Citizens smiled in a peculiar
way.
IT think I must be old fashioned,
If that is true. You see, when I re-
turn from Butte I am going to
marry"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
/. Overture"
2. "Nocturne."
Q HWeddipc March
Mrs. Mary A. BSdle

KEYPORT, Sept. 1:-Funeral
services for the late Mrs. Mary A
Bedle, widow of the late Asbury f.
Bedle, were conducted at her late
home on Broad street Wednesday
afternoon, Rev. A. c. Brady. pastor
of Calvary M. E., and Rev. A. l.
Iszard, pastor of st. Johns M. 70
churches. officiating, interment fol-
lowing in the family plot in Greer
Grove cemetery.
The bearers were James H.. Bedle.
William e. Bedle, Clarence r.
Bedle, Anthony D.. Bedle. Joseph ID.
Bedle and William G. Bedle. Beau
tiful Isle of Somewhere" and Jesus
Savior Pilot Me" were rendered by
a quartet composed of Mrs. Frank
A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps
Cherry and Edwin H. Wharton.
The deceased is survived by five
children, DR.. Norman l.. of Spring
Valley, N. Y; Robert of Tampa,
Fla; Mrs. Alfred B.. Stoney of Liam
arch, Pa; Harvey S. and Mrs. j.
Grover Curtis of this borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
LAUNCHING THE MARRIAGE,
SHIP"
: BY ZOE BECKLEY

FRED, auto salesman for the Gypsy
Motor Company, has quarreled
with his young bride,
CONNIE, fresh from the country,
over the apartment he has picked
as their home. He rushes from
the hotel to return three hours
later ~repentant. Meanwhile Con-
ME. worried, has telephoned to
police headquarters.
NO. GO ON WITH THE STORY
II was with humping heart Fred
managed to reach his floor and
room. He lunged in, his eyes pre-
pared for death and the end of
everything.
From the telephone a disheveled
figure turned its face to him. ghastly
white and tremulous. Connie stared
through misted eyes at the man still
clinging to the doorknob.
For an instant each waited for the
other to speak. Then, with a sob
and a cry, they were clinging to-
gether, shaken, incredulous, feeling
the whole episode was a nightmare.
Fred could not find strength
enough to press her to him as
tightly as he longed. Connie burst
Into wild tears of anger at herself.
"Oh, don't Fred-don't feel sorry
for me. I don't deserve pity. or your
loving words, or-or anything. Pm
a pig. Im-oh, Fred, If you hadn't
come when you did, ibid have
died."
Fred put back the hair from her
wet face and kissing her tenderly,
murmured:
Dear little old kid. there's moth
Ing to torture yourself over. / love
you-you know it, don't you? I
wouldn't touch that apartment If
they gave me the whole house for
nothing"
She pressed her face hard to his.
II telephoned there, asking for
you," she told him brokenly, her
sobs. You weren't there-but / told
them-we'd take the-the apart
ment. It's ours, DEAR"
He held her a little away from
him, as something inexpressibly
miraculous and precious.
you didn't! Why, my darling,
you know l don't want you to be
anywhere you won't be happy
and"
"Tll be happy-with you-any-
where. The rest doesn't matter"
She hid her face against his coat
A sweet calm enveloped them.
Listen, dear" Fred said softly,
"we're going out into the suburbs
tomorrow morning and find US a
little white colonial cottage with
shutters just like you want.
1T was Cunningham made me
look at that apartment It's full of
jazz folks who'll buy Gypsys. But,
I'll get EN- anyhow. You don't sup
pose I'll live anywhere if my own
girl
She sat upon his knees-they'd
been in the one big chair the room
afforded-and took his face SOL
EMMY between her hands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

A sky rocket went-whizzI rish
toward the place where Nancy ant
Nick were sailing down through tn.
sky.
And before you could say Boo
it had knocked them both head v
heels.
Nancy lost her hold of the Fair
Queens wand and away it went.
oh" she cried. It's gone! Tn,
wand's gone!"
There 1t Isl" declared Nick
pointing 10 the earth. Il just saw a
stick fall. That must be It,"
Their Green Shoes took them to
the place at once. with Flap-Doodle
close at their heels.
But there were two sticks. TIL.
Twins grabbed one and Flap-Doodle
grabbed one.
Who. my dears, do you suppose
got the Magic Wand?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
You Can Beat Constipation
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

4 don't suppose any such thing,
treddie!" She spoke firmly, eagerly.
But | do know we're going to live
Wherever there's the best chance of
your selling Gypsys. What's more,
I'm going to help you"
Fred called upon High Heaven to
witness that he possessed the only
real, genuine, absolute angel on
earth.
But into the minds of both there
came up unbidden the unwelcome
thought of the over-gilding, the over
decorated halls-and the over
dressed, over-painted woman that
belonged to their future home.
ITO be continued)
Copyright, 1922, NEA Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

bodice with the long, straight skirt
varied with dropping panels or side
drapes.
And by way of a little more varie-
ty there is the up-and-down silhou-
cite with the bloused bodice. This
usually exaggerates its sleeves for
fashionable effect.
Last of all-if you wish, you may
buy a gunny sack, cut a hole for
your head and tie a girdle about
your waist. It's all. all right! Just
carry it off with an air and you'll
find precedents aplenty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01

Someone (Mr. Kipling?) once
said that there were -four and forty
ways of writing tribal lays; and
every single one of them was right"
He will, perhaps, forgive the more
deadly of the species for adopting
this slogan to the fashions.
There Is the basque silhouette
with the full skirt. 1t has been edg-
ing into popularity for the past
three or four seasons. The women
to whom it is becoming insist upon
1t.
Then there Is the slightly fitted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-01
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You remember that the place OF a
man when talking with two women,
IS on the outside, not sandwiched
between the women.
1t is never considered correct for
a man to take a woman's arm unless
she is feeble and needs assistance.
For a man to grasp her frruly
by the elbow when crossing the
street is also a social error.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
MUSIC FIRM HAS
CHANGED TITLE
konOld Music Store Incor-
porated Under Name of
Complete Music Stores.

The Ronald Music store. 100 y.
Main st has been succeeded by a
corporation known a. the Complete
Music Stores. The change was eff
fected as one OF the steps in the
enlargement or this very successful
business. The capital stock has been
largely Increased and the quota for
this year has been oversubscribed.
The Complete Music Stores. as was
the Konold Music Stores. viii remain
under the direction OF z. r. Konold
as general manager. The directors
have been Increased from FIVE 20
seven. Messrs. Fred Freuh and Char
les J. Thomas Of the Red Cross Phar-
mace. Misha X aka and also owners
of string OF pharmacies in other
parts OF northern Indiana. being
added TO the directorate. General
Vflces OF the Complete Music Stores
abe now located IN Miles. Mich. j;
IL the intention o. the company 70
operate in northern Indiana and
southern Michigan.
The Complete Music Stores hold
many agencies including the Stein
way. and Lyon and Healy pianos,
Victor talking machines. for Mish-
ava ka, and NJ. Gable pianos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
Stage
ORPHEUM

Anna Eva Fay, high priestess Of
the art OF mysticism. who has been
amazing South Bend theater-goers
all this week al the Orpheum. viii
remain a. tho featured star Of today
and tomorrow's performances. Hen
manner Of delving INTO the inner
most secrets of the mind and an
swering questions and describing the
person who asks them. without hav-
ing seen the question, is truly re-
markabls.
Jean Granese. an unusual song
stress. is assisted i'm her delightful
offering by two men who are both
talented and possess making
abilities. Roach and McCurdy, as a
father and son returning home after
wanderings with tent show. have
an amusing lire Of rube comedy
Hallen and Goss. the drou comedian
and the chic soubrette, Gordon and
Germaine. trampoline experts and
the Hennings, featuring the young
est OF hat jugglers are other excel
lent acts.
For the last half of next week, q
favorite Of the musical comedy
stage comes to South Bend for -four
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Norma Talmadge in The Won
derfui Thing." her latest success.
will make her appearance ct the
Blackstone tonight One OF the
most notable casts ever assembled
i'm motion picture production sup
ports Miss Talmadgo i'm this produc-
ton. with the single exception Of
Miss Lydia Hoyt, who makes her
first professional appearance in a
production. The principals are all
players who are widely known to
motion picture audiences.
In THE Wonderful Thing Miss
Hoyt portrays a character which she
has undoubtedly met many times in
real life As Katherine Mannerby
Trusdale, she plays the part of a
sister in an aristocratiC English fam
lily who refuses to accept her broth
er's wife. whose fortune has saved
the family from disgrace. as person
ft 10 bear the name Of Mannerby.
This is wothout question Of doubt the
best vehicle in which Miss Talmadge
has yet made her appearance.
The most phenomenal child in
motion pictures. Richard Hedrick. is
one of the central figures in The
Child Thou Gavest Me-" which will
open a three-dey engagement to-
morrow
"Itchie." as the little chap styles
himself. is only three and one-half
years old, and yet he is a champion
swimmer, an accomplished violin
ist and an apt pupil at reading and
writing Eminent SCIENTISTS, al
though puzzled by his remarkable
talents, declare him 10 be a-perfect-
ly normal child i'm all respects.
The Child Thou Gavest Me, %
which comes tomorrow. is a story of
force and power. with a plot so
unique that it will set tongues wag-
ging
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q-What film was cut and edited
on q transcontinental train 81 that
the finished picture might reach
New York on scheduled time?
A.-"FooIsh Wives" was cut and
edited by three shifts Of cutters and
three title writer's i'm so hours. en-
route from Los Angeles 20 New
York. By reaching New York be-
fore noon. Dec. .. the cutting con-
Germ in charge Of the film earned a
bonus OF $4,000
Q.-Whst screen actress was in a
railroad wreck near Trinidad. Colo ?
A-May McAvoy. Five cars OF
the train she was riding in we're
ditched. but fortunately there were
no fatalities
Q.-Whst dangerous stunt did
Constance Binney have in her latest
picture. The Sleepwalker?"
A.-As the Sleepwalker. Con
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
BATTERED UNIFORM
NOW OUT OF STYLE
Mishawaka PatrOlmen. Chief
and Officers Bedecked in
Bright New "Unies.

A metropolitan force OF police
men start on duty in Mishawaka to-
day The tsttered and patched out
fits that have bedecked the figures
or many s;aiwart guardians OF the
law nave been thrown into discard,
and uniforms the exact duplicate OF
the wearing apparel OF the New
York patrOlmen have taken their
place.
with the yellow stripes OF their
trousers glittering in the small par
ticle OF sun that shone from the
skies. they stepped out at noon to-
day in marching formation, a small
perhaps. but nevertheless a grandly
equipped body OF men. And when
talking OF size they are very op-
timistic. A plain clothes man Is ex-
pected next week. yes and a motor
cycle cop" will be putting and pop
ping about the streets within a
month. il is predicted.
But the uniforms were the main
topic today. Chief Barrows. with
his outfit hung or rather draped
carefully about a chair, sat on a
stool calming but proudly cycling the
equipment that he was to make his
public appearance in when he
dumps - barrels OF wine into
the river. a sewer. or the streets
here.
The captains so nervous that they
could not hold the dignity that is
due the uniforms, just sat straight
in their rolling chairs and attempted
TO be really unconcerned. Even the
officers themselves however mus;
feel that there is not a better dress
ed body OF law guardians in the stete
and perhaps Il is not a bit far
fetched TO say in the entire middle
west.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
MAROON And WHITE
DEFEATED IN LAST
GAME BY ELKHART
Elkhart Quintet Comes From
Behind, Winning Fracas
by l4-8 Score.

Elsua~t high school vith Charlie
Peterson playing an exceptional
game ar forward. succeeded iu de-
featinr tire Maroon and white has
ketbau team in fast basketball
game ar Batteu gym last night by
score Of 1f-S.
Although eleven minutes had
elapsed before the Elkhart crew had
scored their first basket. the sue
0eeded Goo coming from behind rap
idiy and ciuchiug The game before
the last few minutes OF play.
The game. which marked the
close or the hiEh school basketball
season here. developed into a rough
and tumble affair long before the
first half was completed. and the
local quintet forced 20 battle and
pIsv basketball at the same time.
were unable 90 cope with the dis
advantage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

stance walked on the ledge OF the
sixth floor OF > hotel After the pic
ture she took a vacation We don't
blame her
Q-What part has Mary Mac
I.aren IN Wally Reid's new picture.
Across the Continent"
A.-Mary acts as mechanicisn
for Wauy and gets all mussed mp
with mud and grease.
Q-How many pictures are
taken in strip OF film 100 feet
long?
A-There are 1900 pictures 20
every hundred feet of finn
Did Wallace Reid wear a wig
when he played Peter Ibbetson In
the screen version OF Du Mauriers
play? See this colmun Monday for
the answer.
CCopyriEht 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
ACCIDENT VICTIM
STILL UNCONSCIOUS

Charles Martin is at 81. Joseph's
hospital in an unconscious condition
az the result or an accident which
occurred AT Granger Thursday aft
ernoou. Mr.. Martin was working
on the railroad when in some man
ner a large wrench struck him. He
was not found until several hours
later and was unconscious. He was
rushed 10 the hospital here. His
recovery IL doubtful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
CASTLE

Viola Dana. leader OF the Young
or set OF the screens starry skies.
Is most beEuiing little witch IN
her latest romance. THE Fourteenth
Lover" now closing its South Bend
showings at the Castle A stors
frankly built for amusement only
this humorous vehicle Tor Miss
Dana's adorable pranks becomes
quite tense and thrilling rs it moves
along, aided by the personable Jack
Mulhall in the leading masculine
role Tomorrow the Castle viii
change 10 the Wild and woody vher
William Fairbanks rides out upon
the silver sheet as The Western
Demon, which title exactly fits him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
News Of Mishawaka
JUNIOR WALTHER
LEAGUE TO GIVE
PLAY NEXT WEEK

Anne Of Ann Arbor. a four &C.
comedy. viii be given by the Junior
Waither league At ST Peters Luz
theran hall wednesday and Thurs
dav Of next week.
The cast Of characters will be 80
follows. John Thomas, conservative
senior partner Of the arm. Raw
mond RUIZ. Mrs. John Thomas his
wife. Miss Vera Hans; Helen Thorn
az the daughter. Miss Ruth still
son. Chauncey Taylor. Junior part
ner. pep and optimism. Henry
Turk. Anne. with the honest eyes
Mise Dora Avenmarg. "Hasty." the
office boy. Theron Hens.er; Flossie
Write. stenographer Miss Martha
Dielmann; Holder. the detective
Orville Melser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
AUDITORIUM

Varied Program Day is being OBJ
served at the Auditorium theater to-
day, presenting Tom Santschi i'm a
very interesting drama Of the west.
entitled The Secret of Butte Ridge. %
also a new and funny Snub Pollard
comedy, a new adventure with Bill
and Bob and Ruth Roland in White
Eagle"
Tomorrow program features
Gladys Walton in a new Universal
special attraction called Playing
With Fire" also a new chapter of
Eddie Polo's sensational serial, a
funny Lloyd comedy and a late issue
Of Pathe News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
LASALLE

Alice Brady, equipped with 4 full
wardrobe of eye-arresting gown
creations. has returned 10 society
photodrama in Hush Money" an
absorbing tale of millionaires and
their surroundings I'm New York
City, now finishing its run at the La
Sale. Almost as pleasing as Miss
Brady is George Fawcett. best Of
character actors. in the role Of the
crusty old financier who believes
that money is the cure-aU Of trou-
bles. Elaine Hammerstein, another
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

Bebe Daniel in the picture Two
Weeks without Pay" playing today
at the Temple theater, demonstrates
her exceptional ability as an actress
taking the part of a modern Amer
lean sales girl
The Hun and nouuce Of life at a
fashionable summer resort and the
pleasures of the working people
o!Ong with an amusing case Of mis-
taken Identity. combine 10 make this
one Of the most entertaining produc
lions of the silver sheet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
MISTAKE IN PRICES.

mistake i'm an advertisement IN
this paper on Thursday evening
quoted a price on $3.50 mems dress
shoes at S1T5. The correct reading
should have been. Mems $3.50 solid
leather work shoes f1.75 az Harrt
Rosen's Cut Pate Store, 119 +. Misn'
aRaka az
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
ENTERTAINs CLUB.

Mrs Albert Scheibelhut. s3S r.
Fifth St. entertained the members
OF the East End Birthday club
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Scheibel-
hut received many gifts. Luncheon
was served.
The club will meet again Tuesday
al the homo OF Mrs A. EgendOrfer
1911 Lincoln way +.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
COFFEE RANCH NUT SALE
SEE IL YOU THINK so.

Leading financiers. professional
and business men declare our new
policy to be in all features the best
issued. Your opinion is desired.
Send postal giving age and a speci-
men will be mailed Better still,
cali WALTER FEGAN. J. NJ. s.
BLDG. 27-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18
ENTERTAN AT DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Roe, $50
Lincoln way F.. entertained a party
Of Is friends at a O'Clock dinner
thursday evening. Following the
dinner auction bridge was enjoyed
and favors awarded TO T. w. Ken
yon ard Mrs Ivan r. Smith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-18

Smith, to try Lydia (. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills. was 30 much benefited by the
use of these medicines that l was able
to be up and about in two weeks. I
was at the Change of Life when | be-
gan taking the medicines and passed
over that time without any trouble.
Now | am hale and hearty, do all my
homework, washing. ironing, scrub
bing. and cooking, all there is to do
about house. and can walk two or
three miles without getting too tired.
l know Of several of my neighbors
who have been helped by your medi-
cines. Mrs. EMMA CULVER, zoo
Z. 7th St, Metropolis, Illinois.
You may depend upon Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.