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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

"The Virginians, The Virginians!"
And as the dashed into
sight on horse and afoot, Dave saw
the lad leap the wall of the stockade
and disappear behind the fleeing In
dams.
"Gone back to 'em," he grunted to
himself. The gates were thrown
open. Old Jerome and his men
rushed out. and besieged and rescu-
ers poured all their fire after the
running Indians, some of whom
turned bravely to empty their rifles
once more.
cit in, Git in, quick!" yelled old
Joel. He knew another volley would
come as soon as the Indians reached
the cover of thick woods, and come
the volley did.
Three men fell-one the leader of
the V~irginians, whose head flopped
forward as he entered the gate and
was caught in old Joers arms. Not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

surprised you can be SO silly"
THAT'S it-silly. you said it your
self! Paul, I feel completely out OF
my depth. I want my w kind of
people. These clever, worldly Euro
peans are on my nerves. l want to
go, Paul-home to simple things and
my own folks.I-I'm going home"
(To be c~ontinued)
copyright, 1922, N. E. A. Service)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will, when writing to chill
dren. write only of pleasant things.
A rebuke, through the mail, seldom
encourages an answer from a child.
You will remove your gloves when
sitting at a dinner table.
You will not tip your plate to get
the last spoonful of soup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Do you recall the times you didn't
know just what to get for dinner?
There are many tempting menus In
Kitchen Hints and Tempting Menus
which appears daily ON the Woman's
page in the Evening News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-13

Emotional sprees destroy a good
deal of happiness. Like all other
sprees. they are usually exaggera-
tons of natural conduct. Drunken
ness arises in thirst.
Tears turned to hysteria; a re-
quest multiplied to nagging: con-
scientious Directing develoTed to the
quarreling point; these are a few of
the emotional sprees in which hui
man beings delight.
Women are supposed to indulge
exclusively. as well as excessively. In
nagging, hysteria and martyrdoms.
But from condolences made by dis
tressed wives. it appears that some
men enjoy emotional tantrums.
Terrible to say, but 1 fear L hate
my husband" confesses a sad wife.
He never fails to try to make me
cry before he goes to work. He can
say the meanest things-about moth
ing at all. / neve knew an unkind
word from my parents. So l cry
easily when scolded.
III l keep my poise, and manage
to appear calm when my husband
says hard things to me, he will
actually turn around and come back
after ieaving the house, and say
something which almost breaks my
heart.
"He is a good provider and is es-
teemed by our neighbors. My own
people think we get on well togeth-
or. ] am too proud to tell anyone
how no likes to hurt me.
But sometimes it seems to me
that il I have to live with him the
rest of my life I will lose my mindl'
Explaining this gentleman by
psychology, it appears that he must
have his regular morning emotional
spree in order to reassure himself
of his own importance. He likes a
little mental stimulation before he
undertakes the days work.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
CASCARETS To-
For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache,
Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver

bowels completely by morning. and you
will feel splendid. They work while
you sleep" Cascarets never stir you
up or grippe like Salts. Pills. Calomsl.
or Oil and they cost only ten cents q
box Children love Cascarets too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
VIGOR OF YOUTH
BY THIS MEANS
A Scientific Home Treatment Of Super
iority, as Proved by Wide Use.

A wonder treatment that restores
Tagging vital forces, has been perfect
ed thru many years of scientific re-
search.
This wonder home treatment u
Korex, vegetable compound and
comes in tablets. 1t contains no harm
full drugs or opiates. In few days
gratifying results are evident. II
builds UP the nervous system. putting
new tone and zest into every day. It's
effects are equally good for men and
women.
Everyone who suffers the handicap
Of physical weakness can use this
treatment under the positive guaran-
tee of satisfaction. The Melton labor
| atories, Dept 206, Massachusetts Bldg.
Kansas City. Mo. offers to send a full
| treatment of Korex prepaid In plain
| wrapper, for only $2.00. Or, If moro
| convenient, no money need be sent:
only the name and address, and when
the treatment arrives. the postman
| will collect $500 and the few cents
postage on the package. This Korex
treatment is sent on the clear under
standing that it will give satisfactory
results, or upon request the $500 will
be cheerfully refunded.
II you are handicapped by physical
weakness, you owe 1t to yourself to
try this treatment on its money-back
guarantee.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
NEW BARK EXTRACT
GIVES GREAT VIGOR
Vitalizcr Found in Africa Produces
Results in n Few Days-Bcttcr
Than Gland Treatments

The most amazing vitalizer known
today has been discovered in the bark
of an African tree. An extract made
from this bark. and compounded in
tablet form with other invigorators of
proved merit, is declared to be far su-
perior to even the famous goat gland"
and monkey gland" treatments. In
most cases. 1t produces gratifying re-
suits in just a few days, and as the
treatment is continued the vitality in
creases rapidly, tho circulation i'm
proves and the glow of health is felt
in every part.
II you have lost your youth, vigor
and pep you need not worry. No
matter what else you have tried with
out benefit, science declares fatty that
YOU will get from this now extract
the results you desire. In fact. the
laboratories making the tablets for
the American trade guarantee to re-
fund tho purchase price to anybody
who reports mo benefit after only
one weeks treatment.
on this basis, any reader OF this
paper may test the now discovery
without risk. Send no money, but just
your name and address to the Re- Bid
Laboratories, Dept. 12i, Coca Cola
Bldg. Kansas City, Mo, and you will
receive by mail full treatment OF Re-
Bid Tabs, as tho now vitalizer is
called. on delivery, pay tho postman
81 and postage, Try the vitalzcr n
week and then II disappointed notify
the laboratories and get your money
back in full. You need not hesitate
about accepting this test offer as it
is fully guaranteed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
An Epic of N. Y. East Side is
"Just Around The Corner"

OF New York in Just Around the Cor
nes." Fannie Hurst. who wrote HUI
moresque," also wrote tho story OF
Just Around the Corner" which was
published by Harper and Brothers
New York. in Miss Hurst's first col
lection OF short stories. Frances Marion
wrote tho scenario and directed Just
Around tho Corner" which will be
seen at the Rialto theatcr next Wed
nesday and Thursday.
Margaret Seddon. who took n lead
ing part In The Inside OF the Cup
has a leading role in ''Just Around the
Corner" Lewis Sargent, the young ac-
tor who Won fame for his creation OF
"Hucklebcrry Finn In the Paramount
picture OF the same name, will ba seen
In tho role of parkish messenger boy
whose chief aim In life is to take care
of his mother and sister. SiSrid Holm
Quist. a Swedish beauty. has tho role
of the daughter and Fred {. Thomson
IL seen as the Real Man. Others in the
cast arc: Edward Phillips, Peggy Parr.
Nine. Rose Rosonova and William
Nally.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
HAVE YOU READ NOVEL
"MISS LULU BETT"? NO?
WELL, SEE THE PICTURE

Have you read Miss Lulu Bctt,"
Zona Gales powerful novel? Did you
see the play OF the same name which
was awarded the Pulitzer prize of ST.
900 as being the best produced during
the theatrical season OF 1920-2l? !?
Whether you have or not. you should
see the Paramount film version ct
miss Lulu Bett." which comes to tho
Rialto theatcr next Friday and Sat
urday. It's n William de Mile produce
ton and the principal roles are played
by Lois Wilson, Milton Sills, Theodore
Roberts and Helen Ferguson.
Lulu Bett is the splnstcr sister OF
the wife OF Dwight Deacon. Justice
of the Peace and dentist OF n small
town. Supported by Deacon, she is a
beast of burden in the house, filling
the place OF n servant which Deacon
couldn't otherwise afford. Ninian bea-
con, Dwight's hlack-sheep brother,
sympathizes with Lulu and arrangcs a
supper-party in her honor, at which
occasion he jokingly suggests a mock
marriage ceremony with Lulu and him
self in the roles OF groom and bride.
After the ceremony by Deacon. tho
latter realizes that it Is legal. he being
Justice OF tho Peace. Niuian takes
Lulu away and altho she does nor
love him, she is grateful to him for
taking her away from her life of
drudgery and oppression. Lulu learns
that Ninian IS already marricu and un-
certain whether or not his wife Is
alive. She returns to Deacon's home
and the old life.
Neil Cornish. the school teacher,
champions her. then discovers that he
loves her. All ends happily after some
exciting happenings. Lois Wilson Is
leading woman and Milton sills lead
ing man.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Following the great success made by
sHumeresque," q Cosmopolitan pro-
Auction released by Paramount, comes
another screen epic of the East Side
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

may be granted a license to drive .
motor vehicle In Pennsylvania.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Thanks to native genius and con-
scientious effort, Thomas Me1ghan
ranks as one of tho foremost OF Amer
lean screen stars. The success of his
Paramount stellar vehicles has been
phenomenal. and his personal follow
ing Is increasing by leaps and bounds.
MIR. Meighan's latest picture, A
Prince There Was Will more than
please his admirers.
Thomas Meighan, Good Luck Star.
Mr.. Meiyhan has been aptly termed
tho good luck star This IS prin-
cipally due TO Mr.. Meighan's popular
ity as star. his talents as actor ana
his many personal qualities which evil
dence themselves in every screen
character he essays. Since his smash
ing triumph in The Miracle Man, he
has been seen in many picture roles
of power, but 1t is safe to say that
in none is he seen to greater advan-
tage than as Charles Edward Martin.
the prince that was" in his latest
Paramount picture, "A Prince There
Was"
Based on George NJ. Cohan Play.
George NJ. Cohan, the celebrated
author r-playwright-actor manager. Is
author OF the stage success. "A Prince
There Was" upon which Mr.. Neigh
ans picture is based. The play in turn
was a dramatization of u successful
novel. Enchanted Hearts" written
by Darraxh Aldrich and published
with flattering results several years
| ago. The play was one of Mr.. Cohan s
most conspicuous successes and II
proved an admirable subject for Mr..
Meighan's use.
Supporting Cast is Excellent.
Mildred Harris, noted for her work
as a. star in Lois Weber productions.
and who had an important leading
role In Cecil B. DeMille.s recent pro-
duction, Fools Paradise" was chos-
en- to play the feminine lead oppo-
site Mr.. Meighan in "A Prince There
Was" Miss Harris possesses the
emotional and histrionic qualities re-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
AIDS TO EASY STARTING

F. w. ID. writes: have 1921 car
that is very hard to start in cold
weather. altho all parts have been In
spected and u new carburetor installed.
Would a hotspcS manifold remedy this
starting trouble? II not, what attach
ncnt will do so?
Answer; No manifold, which Is
heated by tho exhaust. Will help in
starting. altho 1t will make the engine
run properly, sooner and may give
better service results. manifold
primer. which delivers finely sprayed
gasoline close to the intake valves.
should make starting much easier, II
there is nothing wrong with the igni-
ton system. Also. some form of cleo
trio fuel pro-heating device, such as
the heating unit adapted to warm the
gasoline in the fuel bowl or the heater
which is inserted between the carburc-
tor and intake flange. should be Of as
sistancc in securing an easy start.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

motorcycle policemen leading to open
passageway thru the dense Saturday
morning traffic. The camera men IN
the official car ground out complete
view of the parade from their position
of vantage directly behind the motor
cycle sidecar mounted band, which
played continuously In his speech
the governor stated that he had samp-
led many different kinds of welcome.
but he believed that the motorcycle
sidecar band was the most unique
and practical scheme he had ever
seen.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
FIND MINERALS
unknown BEFORE

Riga, Latvia, Jan. 14.-some hither-
to unknown minerals have been dis
covered in tho interior mountains of
the Kola peninsula. which Juts out
into the Arctic ocean and White Sea.
north of Archangel and Murmarsk,
says a radio dispatch from Moscow,
sent out by the official Soviet Russian
press bureau.
Altogether, more than 200 different
kinds of metal deposits were found.
The discoveries were made by an ex-
pedition. composed of Petrograd scient-
lists. The region is seldom visited by
outsiders. The natives are of the Eskt-
mo or Lapland type.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
association Opposes Opei
MTfier and Reckless
Drtuin1
DrlulN1

Tho National Cycle Dealers As
ISOLATION, comprising the principal
motorcycle and bicycle dealers of
America, have taken a decided stand
against speeding. reckless riding and
noisy machines within the limits of
American cities. At a recent meeting
of the ASSOCIATION. In connection with
the National Cycle Show in Chicago,
it was resolved to enlist the co-opera-
ton of every police chief in America
in abating and eliminating these evils.
Most motorcycle riders keep their cut
outs closed and ride sanely within
city limits. but there is considerable
prejudice against motorcycle because
OF the transgressions OF few riders
who arc reckless and persistent in
riding with their mufflers open. The
National Cycle Dealers Association
requests that the different police
chiefs take the necessary steps to stop
reckless riding and tho use OF open
mufflers within city limits"
Thruout the Pacific Coast States.
there is an automobile for every 6.3
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

aulred by this Characterization and is
a most appealing embodiment OF the
heroine of the story.
Little Charlotte Jackson. who was
seen with Mr.. Meighan in Tho Prince
Chap" again plays an important juve-
nile role in which she does some re-
markable character work and again
proves herself one or the real artists
of tho screen. Arthur Hull, a recent
acquisition from the legitimate, is the
william and the various interesting
character roles are enacted by Guy
Oliver. Sylvia Ashton, and Fred Hunt
ly. Nigel Barrie, leading man of
note, plays the leading juvenile role.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Thruout the Pacific Coast States
there is an automobile for every 81
persons.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
A rea, Spanish dancing sir, play.

A real Spanish dancing girl plays
the part of Pepa in The Woman and
tho Puppct," starring Geraldine Far
rar, which will DO seen at the Clyne
today and tonight. Born OF spanish
parents. Parcda began to dance when
she was only twelve. She attained
such success and popularity that no
less a person than the son of the
Mayor of Mexico City singled her out
and asked her to be his wife. Then
the little brunette with the soft dark
eyes retired from public life.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
Kansas Govermor Has
Unique Escort

On December 2, Governor Allen. OF
Kansas. visited Chicago to deliver an
address before the Lions Club of that
city. He was met at the depot by the
usual reception committee and thir-
teen piece band, each player riding In
a motorcycle -sidecar outfit. After be-
ing welcomed to the city parade
started thru the loop district with
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15

Tho incest cathartic-laxative in the
world to physic your liver and bowels
when you have Dizzy Headache, Colds,
Biliousness. Indigestion, or Upset. Acid
Stomach is candy-like "Cascarets.
One or two tonight will empty your
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-15
SUNDAY, JANUARY is, 1s22.-PACE FIFTEEN

Tho Automobile Club of Missouri,
with a membership of 5000 motorists
has chapters in all cities and towns
In the State. Its principal purposes
are to give road service to members
anywhere within the State and work
for road legislation. More than $50
official garages of the club are under
contract and bond to servo its mem-
bers.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
st. Patrick's Dance.

A st. Patrick's dance Will be held
under the auspices OF the Catholic
women's Service Club at the Catho-
lie Community House. sol E street
northwest Friday evening. March
IL. from s'to 1l:5e O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Benning Council.

Benning Council. No. Fl. Jr. o. u.
A. NJ, held very spirited meeting
Monday evening when reports were
received from Director of the Min
strel F.. d. >Carrigan and manager
Of the baseball team, F.. II. Bury
Mr.. Carrigan announced that the
initial appearances will take place
March Is and % at Odd Fellows
Hall. BenninR. d. c. The perform
ances will start promptly at s
o'clock p. m. Tickets be ready
for distribution the latter part of
this week.
Plans were discussed for the for
nation of an athletic club in the
council whose objects would be to
promote and develop athletic activ-
tiles among the members. AL
though only members of the order
are eligible to membership Il is
said the club will act Independently
of the council. maintaining a treas
ury and having its own roster of
officers. =
Among the speakers of the even
ing were State Council Deputy Dah-
Ter. State Outside Sentinel L. Mil
bourn, T. w. Ingels and r. e. An
derson After. the meeting a social
hour was held and refreshments
served.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Holds Tea in
Front Royal
Women of Baptist Mis-.
si0nnry Society Meet
With Mrs. Cass.

FRONT ROYAL, March 1.-THE
Baptist Missionary Society held a
tea at the home of Mrs. Cass Rust
on Friday afternoon. s..r
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. of New
York City, spent tire days at the
Alton Inn this week. having come
to Front Royal to visit their son.
who is a student at Randolph-Ma-
con Academy here. They will sail
for Sweden today to be gone a year.
The State teachers examination
will be held here on April IS and -:
Miss Clara Weaver left Saturday
for Buchanan, wv. Va. where she
will spend some time with her sis
ter. Mrs. Chester Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. kirkpatrick and
three sons, of Baltimore, are visit
ing his sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Vint.
Miss Virginia Massie has returned
from Clifton Forge. where she was
visiting her niece, Mrs. Hubert Sgd
enstricker.
DIR. Stover Compton. of New Mex
leo, arrived here Saturday and will
spend some time with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Compton.
Miss Ruth Beatty entertained a
number of her friends Monday af-
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Cupid Busy
III Rockville
Virginia, Washington and
Maryland Couples
Married.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, March IL
Among the couples married here
during the week were Miss Juanita
A. Padgett of Allentown, Md, and
George w. Sansburg, of Oxon Hill,
Nd; Miss Geneva L. Clare and
George r. Murohy. both of Fair
fax County, Va: Mrs. Elizabeth
Floyd and Rudolph Fisher, both OF
washington and Mrs. Laura L
Butler and Hulric b. Reid, both OF
Washington.
Miss Irene L. Mason and Mar
were married Wednesday at. the
home of the bride.
Mrs. Margaret A. c. Welsh re-
turned to her home here a few days
ago from FLORIDA.
Mrs. George l.. Edmonds. OF
Rockville. was among those from
this county who ATTENDED the re-
ception rendered by Governor
Richie to the members of the legis-
lature and their wives at the execu-
tive mansion, Annapolis, Thursday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. White
entertained al cards Monday even
ing. their guests including the
members of the Fast End Card
Club and few other friends.
Miss Mary Louise Yearley visited
friends and relatives in Baltimore
this week.
Mrs. Mamie II. Hollis, of WASH
ington, is visiting her son-in-law
and daughter. DIR. and Mrs. George
L. Edmonds. here. q
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12
Edgar Guest
1GiDes Recitnf
Michigan Poef Talks to
Congressional
Club. fss

Edgar Guest recitsd his s-n
poems-at the consressssnai Cha
Monday evening. He was intro
duced by Representative Louis C.
cramton. OF Michigan. a. Ed6ie
Guest and proudly claimed a.
''MichiEan's own"
Mr.. Quest visited Representatfv~
and Mrs. l. C cramton curing his
stay in Washington The wives OF
the Michigan delegation In Con-
gress were hostesses for the even
ing At the club.
Mr.. Guest IN unpretentsous al
most shy: his bearing won his su-
dience At once. His rhyme picture<
of everyday people. their everyday
experiences carried his hearers from
laughter TO tears.
In closing the program Krs
Irvine L. Lenroot president Of the
club. said: Mr.. Guest has touchsd
such human and responsive chords
and we have all felt 90 closely
drawn together that every one Will
like 20 meet Brother Eddie" And
they did.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-12

In place of dressing table is an
old-fashioned wig powdering stand.
The lid lifts up and q mirror Is on
the under side Of this. The lights
are in the form Of silver candle
sticks. shaded with rose silk and
trimmed with silver lace A fve
branch candlestick. fitted for elec-
tricity, takes the place of table
lamp. The lights are encircled with
a shirred silk shade, open at top
and bottom. The silver finial at the
center of the candlestick may be
seen through the top opening.
Louis XVI chairs, painted in old
ivory and upholstered in dull blue
damask, are varied in shape from
the bergere style to the chaise
Tongue, and little armless upright
chairs. The floor covering is mole
color and the silk gauze curtains
are of blue edged with a little quill
ling of rose. The bed is 'enamelled
like the chairs and covered-pillows
and ail-with blue damask.
Upholstered beds-a trife wider
than ordinary daybeds-are among
the French novelties. A bed with
walnut frame-Louis XV-in curved
detail has the head and foot board
of equal height. upholstered with
taut padding of old velour. The
boards forming sides are also COW
cred with velour. leaving just a
margin of the woodwork uncovered
all around. The day cover is of
blue velour. and a blue velour down
filed bolster crosses the head and
foot The bed is. placed sideways
to the wall. Thrown ccarelessly
nN "
chinchilla fur, lined with blue silk.
and a half-dozen little silk pillows.
in light colors, are tossed on the
bed.
Is of bright yellow ''toile de Jouy"
sprayed with multicolored flowers.
The carpet is steel gray, the wood
work pale yellow, the curtains old
gold.
Wall coverings are much more
elaborate in France than they are
in this country. In an exquisite
French room the entire wall is COW
cred with blue faille. A deep cor
nice of ivory wood connects the
ceiling and side wall. and below the
cornice. clear around the room. is a
ruffle of silver lace. The center
chandelier. which is close UP to the
ceiling. is of crystal beads and
prisms.
The double closet has French
doors fitted with mirrors cut in
small -panes. On the floor is an 'Au-
busson carpet, The bed. with low
head and foot. has the surface Of
wood Excepting a narrow outside
edge) covered with padding Of
blue :brocade. The. bed is dressed