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Evening star., 1922-11-06

Best Buy in Washington.
8 Rooms, 2 Baths.
Concrete front porch, genuine fireplace.
French doors, breakfast porch. bult-in
frigerator hardwood floors throughout h.-w.h.,
elec Lot l46 deep. Every possible convcn-
fence. Easy terms. Monthly payments less
than rent. Exhibit house. 1905 Sarnum ST.
Open and lighted until pm.
1HE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,
Owners and Builders.
914 New York ave. FIR esls
TAkOMA PARK. d. c. =.
Price, 81 900.
Brand new bungalow. with living room across
its entire width. large open fireplace Dining
room. kitchen. two bedrooms tile bath, sleep
ing porch: toilet in cellar: laundry tubs; ga
rage. Lot 45x170. Easy terms.
HYATTSNILLE, MD.
$500 Cash; $50 Per Month.
Just completed. rooms and bath front
and rear porches. cellar; furnace heat. gas
electric. Best location of this suburb. Lot
l00A200. Price. s., 80.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
Price. SI,S0O.
One square off Rhode Island ave-. rooms
and bath. bedrooms. hot-wafer heat gas,
electric, laundry tubs; large corner lot: terms.
WIN. G. RICHARDSON.
22I Colorado bldg Main 1881.
Evening star., 1922-11-06

FOR COLORED-14s R ST. NV
8 rooms and bath; brick; on very large lot:
in first commercial zone: Scar garage; owner
occupies; very reasonable terms. Call All r
st, NV, North $751;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28

Soapy dentifrices cannot do this be-
cause they are necessarily alkaline instead
of acid. They discourage Nature in her
effort to preserve tooth-health and lead
you to unnecessary discomfort, unsightly
teeth and needless dental bills.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28

Fnneere Of Rock Island conn
s,ssdery, No. IL, Knights Templar,
-1i; know in q few days the num-
- which will represent the organi-
ssflon ct sJth annual conclave Of
sSe srand commaudery Of Illinois
s1lch convenes ip Peoria, Monday.
Fse1aay and Wednesday. Sept. IL.
+ ina Is. ResponssS to a ques-
iisonaire are being received BY .
~nmittse which will soon make
n report. The comnaandery will
Participate in the competitive drills
Wednesday. Sept. Is.
III Il anticipated that at least
80 uniformed men will take part
Z he parade, and heads Of the
,mder declare that the conclave will
- the greatest gathering Of dis
tIaruished members of the organi-
,atiou ever held in Illinois.
The grand encampment Of knights
remplar of the United States will
h represented by at least three,
IA probably Ave officers. headed
81 the grand master, Leonidas p.
NAvby OF Indiana. The grand
commandrs Of Missouri, Wisconsin,
iowa and Michigan have announced
their intentions of attending.
"a reception OF Communicates
iii be held Monday evening. Sept
ii. followed by a reception to grand
o6icers and ball. The parade will
Be Tuesday with brigade review in
tNe afternoon and hand concerts in
Tie evening. Tuesday evening the
annual dinner Of past grand COM
njanders will be given.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28

: blast furnace "a SharkxvtlIe th,e
week The Valley Coal and front
Plant viii starr - soon a. II i able
% get hpt metals from the She
mango furnace.
COAL.
Chicago. Aug. 28.-Coke prices
ere more or less uncertain n this
section but generally are about g
q ton lower.
Detroit. Aug. 28.-The coal situa-
ton In the northwest is a little
brighter AZ lake boats are gradually
increasing uphound coal carEoes.
shipments to date, however, are
about 800, 900 tons compared With
u. 900 900 shipped up to this time
last year.
Pittsburgh. Aug. GA coal car
shortage 10 reported. The priority
board Is operating to make fair dis
irritation Of cars where operators
agree to established prices.
CEUENT.
Hannibal, Mo-, Aug. zS.-The &C.
ment workers here are shipping
5000 barrels Of cement by barge to
Cincinnati to expedite delivery.
CANNED GOODS.
Seattle, Aug. %. - Jobbers
throughout the Pacific northwest
are buying canned fruit with CON
lidence and with the cooperation Of
the banks are helping to finance the
! camera.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
Business Topics

Detroit. Aug. 28.-The business
situation here is extremely change
able and subject to sudden fluctu-
alton. as the recent Ford an
noncement showed, but each re-
bound reaches higher ground.
Leaders in the Industrial field are
emphatic in stating that a vast
load of bushes is only awaiting re-
turn OF normal transportation IA
ciffties. because with each wave of
favorable strike settlement news,
fresh orders and inquiries for man
ufactured products pour into the
local factories.
St. Louis, Aug. 2s.-Ffve million
dollars of total authorized amount
of $50, ZOO, 900 will become available
for expenditure on Missouri state
roads shortly after Sept. /. On that
date the state fund commissioner
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28

.ill - $500 ~ 4 ~ ~ cent
road beads
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
Commodity Nsu


AUTOuOBnHA
Detroit Am 18-The maxwell
motor niant II hs1s,er than At any
time this year. PACKARD. Hudson.
Hnnn ma other leedinr factories
- runninr fuIr hlast.
Cls1eland Anr 18.-Autpmobile
makers report that business is
moyine steadily forward. One
manufScturer who has lust an
nounced 4 new six cylinder model
reports eumciept orders on hand
"a kaer 10 nlanf active for the
~ two months.
nRYGOoDR
q, r,,,. ~ sa-Tna yekail
x-.s. 49, &c.. tha .avefse
49, - ,ns ~ .c.son vhich is
IT, a,.11 .n1 ,hs -sIs,esd buying.
rc-:r A.. - .triE.e n the min
- S.st.s.+. srd r.i,ro.A centers
ca,,.st,~ns .re .lnv hut are iml
nrnvir~ n the fsrmine Ioealities. n
LIiTRRR
f.h,c.~n Au1 44-I.umber deal
ers ~ nlsased over an increase in
tbs a.nsnd nd the price upturn in
,nmher hut the r.ilroad situation is
c.r.,r. nrss.,ns.s Cars are hard
to 80 ~ ncint. az sh,nment and are
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28

kets nevertheless are IN : stronger
position. In the last few weeks
the Barker Wilder company haye
sold over 100000 yards Of b6dy
cloth for upholstering closed 4uto-
mobiles. The buyers consisted Of
some Of the largest automobile
producers in this country and one
big Canadian producer.
FORT WORTH.
IT. Worth, Texas. Aug. H.
Crops throughout the southwest
are in fair condition and are hold
ing their own in most sections de-
spite the need for additional mois-
ture. Wholesale and retail trade
are both quiet but the volume Of
trade has been better than was e.
pected when strike conditions are
taken into consideration. Export
ers at the Texas ports are optimis-
tic as to foreign demand and ex-
pect that heavy shipments Of cot
ton and grain will 90 abroad in
September.
Fuel oil in the Oklahoma field is
being shipped east as fast as tank
cars become available but the ten.
dency to restrict. drilling opera.
tons and to cutrail production is
i Still in evidence.
Cotton picking in eastern Texas
| is we'll under way and farmers are
receiving excellent prices. The re.
duction in the prices Of Automo.
biles has stimulated sales in the
southwest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
SAN PRANCISCo.

~
- ass
rsalroao stnke continues to p the
overshAdUwi1g influence in busi-
nese and cnnmerc,., c,,ri.. hare
y $500. -. .-.-...- 49,.
ticrs = -. ~. s Hss...a.s In Snn -
S 49, =. ..r - ...a. uIse.ic1 s.io ~
suffered hesvv lone. :. result
Of the interference v,th transnor-
tation but the menace Of the sus-
pension Of trafFic has iniured them
fully a. much. Thia 4 narticuiar-
" true Of the erape srover. vhose
crop Il 1ust Beginning to ripen.
Buyers refuse 10 MAKE contracts
owing to the fear that deliveries
will mot b made. Aside from this
difficulty the farmers in many
lines are sulferfHx from low prices
due to large crops and a halt in
buying IN industrial centers."
General business conditions here
are fair with collections good. The
city retail trade is holding up we'll
and while the failure to end the
shopmen's strike has had a de-
pressing effect on the realty market
and building operations, that effect
is purely psychological.
The drop in crude oil prices has
brought about a cut in production
by the smaller producing COM
panies.
ROSTOv
BOSTON Auv % tn. nor. ~
workmen h.cE r. ~. low. ~ tho
textile mill. frrn,.hes tha aom;1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
it makes tooth-br4shing
a pleasure

Give this original fruit acid densifrice'a
thorough, conscientious trial. Note what
clean, fresh feeling it leaves about the
mouth and teeth. And see how much
brighter and whittier your teeth will CLEAN
than they ever did before:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
'1t makes yossr
mouth svater"

When you brush your teeth with Lister
inc Tooth Paste you will at once notice
how it makes your mouth water. This is
because it contains the wholesome acid
elements of four delicious fruits-apple,
orange, grapes and grapefruit.
These mild fruit acids stimulate an
extra aow of tooth-prosecting alkaline
saliva which Nature provides to fight
conditions that start tooth decay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
Redeem yotsr COUPON
this a,eek!

Be sure to hand your druggist the coupon
below this week. This offer is in effect
sxJ one week.
Secure your free fullsized 1o-cent
tube and enjoy the pleasure and satisfac-
ton Of really clean teeth-seeth made
clean both scientifically and safely.
We are sure this trial will Convince
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
\ And a safe cleansing
agent

And a safe cleansing
~ agent
Besides its mild fruit acids together with
the healing oils that have made Listerine
itself so popular and safe an antiseptic
for the last half century, Listerine Tooth
Paste contains exactly the correct polish
Zig ingredient. It is non-gritty cleanser
just hard enough to remove the daily
zccumulations of tartar; but not so hard
as to iniure the tooth enamel. You know
this paste is doing its .vork-yet doing it
safely.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
MTTHODISTS ASKED
TO DONATE TITHES
IN FACE OF CRISIS

All Methodists are asked to do
rate tenth Of their income to meet
The crisis caused by the forces
Which are declared to threaten
civilization, in an appeal issued In
Chicago today by the bishops Of
the denomination.
The appeal says the demand is
Urgent and that "the destiny of the
world hinges on Christianity"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
Be sure to call for
your free tube

BY merely filling out the coupon in this
advertisement and taking it to any one of
the druggists listed below you may re-
ceive full-sized Io-cent tube of Lister
inc Tooth Pasta very superior denti-
frice made for you by the makers of
Listerine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

i Bids will be received at 8 a. m.
Sept. 5, 1922, for paving Fifteenth
avenue from Eleventh to Twelfth
street. with asphakic concrete.
= H. NJ. SCHIVER, Mayor.
ADVERTISEMENT
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
PARSONS THEATER,

Parsons theater will be the scene tonight, tomorrow afternoon and to- morrow night of one of the most i'm portant theatrical events of the cur- rent theatrical season---the American premiere of 3, new play by the great est dramatist now writing in Europe Ferenc Molnsr. The new comedy is to be presented in New York during the week of November 20 and already 9 great interest is reported in the metropolis because of the tremendous success enjoyed by the last Molnar play to be presented in America 'Liliom"
 Those who have read the new play Fashions for Men'-declare it to have been written with a tender com passion which is rather unexpected from Molnar. "Liliom" and "The Devil" the two other plays seen in this country, are remembered as fam tastic pieces in which an ironic note rather dominated the action Now we have the playwright in new vein, 3 tender. gently humorous vein some what akin to that of Barrie and yet wholly unlike Barrie.
 O. P. Heggie, the delightful actor who will essay the leading role here, declares that his part is the best he has played since Bernard Shaw per sonally selected him to create An droces in "Androces and the Lion."
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
MY MARRIAGE PROBLEMS
 Adele Gsrruns New Phase of ELATIONS OF A WIFE

rang out reassuringly. "The tele- | gram is signed by him." The blur vanished from my eyes, and I saw her face, .frowning, intent bent upon the words before her. But 1t says. Come at once,'" | faltered.
 Yes" she said slowly. he wants | you to como to him, but he is not III or anything like that. Look here, | Madge." she faced me with sudden determination, I'm not going to read this telegram to you until talk to you. Come upstairs. tried to keep 1t from you at first but you would not let me shield you. Then you put 1t into my hands yourself, and I'm going to do what think best about it. But remember this-Dicky is in good health, and there Is no danger Threatening him."
 She turned and went I'D the stairs. and l had no recourse but to follow her. If was not until we were safely In her own room---I guessed that she had chosen 1t because my mother-in- law would not be so apt to disturb Us there--that she turned upon me tensely.
 Lillian Warns Madgc.
 "Madge," she said, T have always though you wNre one of the gamest women I knew. and the time has come for you to prove me either a fool or seer. I told you ths truth. Your husband is neither i'll nor in danger. but he has been making the original forty-nine varieties of idiocy look like menzoate of soda limitations, and although I do not know the de- tails, I gather that he bi in iGme sort of scrape where only you can get him out. And-there is woman in- volved-not seriously-the Dicky- bird isn't that sort-but embarrassingly And as the friend who loves you both best of all in the world, I've got to warn you, Madge. that on the way you handle this thing may depend your future happiness"
 My swirling brain fixed upon two words. woman involved,' although had heard every word she had ut- tered. I felt my stiff lips forming name:
 "Claire Foster?"
 Lillian put her hands on my shoul- ders and looked down steadily into my eyes.
 Yes, Claire Foster" she said, and | you may be thankful that thorough ly up-to-date damsel like her is the | lady in the case. Now read your ]
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
What Lillian Told Madgc Before She
 Read Your Telegram

"A dollar" repeated in dazed. absurd fashion. "The man says he wants dollar !"
 Lillian was at my side now, her hand upon my arm
 "I'll attend to it," she said hurried ly. and turned to the stairs.
 "Tell the boy to wait, Katie" she called. There may he an answer"
 She was half way down the stairs before the reason for her haste came to me. She wished to see the tele- gram first, and she must have been expecting me to receive one. Had she been warned by something in tho newspapers she had so cleverly kept from me?
 Fear and childish resentment agslnst her efficiency winged my own feet down the stairs, caught up to her, and reached across her shoulder to Katie. who held the yellow en- yeiope gingerly in her hand as if 1t wore a revolver she expected to go off at any second.
 "Madge, dear, won't"
 Lilian's voice trailed away as my eyes met hers for a tense second. and ] Ahink she realized the futility of trying longer to shield me even tenn porr--.Y from anything the telegram or the newspapers had contained. l noticed almost subconsciously that she signed the messengers slip and paid and dismissed him, even while with trembling fingers tore open the yellow envelope.
 'Katie, get my purse, please" l babled with the idiotic attention to details one sometimes exhibits at i'm portant moments.
 "Read your telegram. child" Li- Han said brusquely, although caught . plying not in her voice. T fancy can wait for the return of the dollar until you go upstairs again"
 l unfolded the sheet, or rather sheets. for it was long message. and saw the beginning. Come at once" then a sudden dark blur crept over the words. I thrust it toward Lillian and caught at the nearest chair.
 "Dicly's All Right !'
 "Forgive me-and read it." I fal- | tered.
 The papers rustled Afterward I | realized that she must have turned | efficiently to the signature before anything else.
 "Dicky's all right !" Her voice
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

 For Infants and Children
 In Use For Over 90 Years s's.s: s...,:.. <: .'.'' .' I14AZzNs

PAhIJ.
 You've heard of donkey parties. No doubt, you've been to them and tried to pin tail, when you were blindfolded. upon the picture of a tailless donkey that was hung on a wall.
 Somehow Jimmy Rabbit got tho notion that he would give fox-party. And as soon as the idea popped into his head he hurried to invite all his friends.
 At first they were quite backward about accepting his invitation.
 "A Fox-Party" Miss Belinda Bun- ny exclaimed with shudder when Jimmy Rabbit stopped at her house to ask her if she would come. Wont that be very dangerous?"
 Jimmy Rabbit smiled.
 You don't understand he said. "There won't be real Fox present. There'll be only the picture of a Fox"
 Miss Bunny clapped her paws to- gether and cried that that would be fun.
 May I go. Maj" she begged her mother.
 "Yes! We'll go." said Mrs. Bunny. She hadn't been invited at all. But
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
"sHEIKs or ARABY," AT PALACE

SiigbnG UT fih.ib1s Al GAbit&Gs The Palace bill tonight and Satur- day has as q feature Keith vaudeville 'The Six sheiks of Araby." novelty that was the hit of the show yester- day and sent them off the stage re- cording the biggest hit that any vau-
 devile act ever made at this popular
 theater. Other acts include Harold
 Kennedy who offers "A Lost Art" be- ins combination Of singing, talking and dancing cleverly done: Cleo and Thomas have a good variety offering that was we'll received. and Alexander and Elmore provide the comedy on the bill with their fine offering that evoked plenty of laughter. The photo- play feature presents Wallace Reid fin his latest hit "The Dictator" TO- mantle story Of revolution in South America in which Wslly is the hero. He is ably supported by Lila Lee and Walter Long. Starting Monday the Palace will offer their annual Fall Carnival Week." which means that some very big attractions will be of- fered on both halves of the week and at the regular prices On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday the photo- play attraction will be John M. Stahl's great super-drama. One Clear Call" The Keith vaudeville bill on the same program will have big array of first class talent and will feature Tom Browns Melody Land"
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
NEW ENGLAND PUDDING

i, BY BERTHA E. sHAP.LEIGH Of Columbia University 15h quarts milk 1 F cups rolled crackers 1 teaspoon salt
 1-3 cup butter 11a cups seeded raisins E teaspoon cinnamon A teaspoon nutmeg 1 E cups sugar. preferably brown eggs ~ Heat. the raisins in the milk and pour over the crackers. salt and but ter. Let stand until cool.
 Beat eggs slightly, add sugar and spice mixed together and combine with the crackers and milk. Turn into a buttered baking dish, set dish in a pan of hot water. Bake two or three hours, slowly.
 Stir frequently during the first hour of cooking, or until the pudding be- gins to thicken, to keep raisins from sinking to the bottom of the dish. Serve with a
 '. Creamy Hard Sauce
 A cup butter
 cup powdered sugar
 A cup thin cream
 # teaspoon vanilla
 Work buttetr until creamy and shiny like satin. Add sugar. gradu- ally and beat until both are light and creamy. Add cream little at 8 time and continue beating. Add van fila and place in cold place.
 This is very good when brown sugar is used in place of kthe white powdered sugar.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
Honeymooners Abroad
JACK FLIRTs WITH TRAGEDY.
BY ZOE BECkLEY.

J1NN fLIhIS WITH IhAGLD4.
 As Jack heard Stanley's voice over the wire presumably from Edna $ room he kicked the door of the booth open He felt as though he were stif1ing.
 II want to talk to Edna,'' he man. aged.
 He heard a untitled Good Lord!" The receiver at the other end sound : ed as though 1t had fallen to the table There was g. murmur. Then in panic Edna's voice sounded:
 "Who is 1t? What do you want ?"
 Gently Jack replaced his own re- ceiver on the hook.
 From the booth he went to the clerks desk and arranged to take the first train for Paris. Then he went upstairs to pack. He had complete ly forgotten Nella and she was con- tent to be forgotten for the time. Jack packed deliberately, with an absence of hurry that had something menac ing about it. It was only when he came to the revolver in It's nest among his handkerchiefs that a violent spasm of emotion passed over him. Then he packed this in his bag, too, and his cold methodical manner came back.
 His telephone rang.
 Long distance. sir. Hold the wire the operator said.
 "Jack's hand, as he held the revol- yer, for the first time tremhled. Ed mas voice came over the wire.
 "Jack,. dearest. was that you on the phone a while ago?"
 Yes
 Good God, Jack! Why do you what is the matter dear? can't recognize your tone at all. Is there anything wrong?"
 He took long time 10 answer. It seemed to him as though on his next words hung the fate of their mar riage Either the woman downstairs wss lying. or Edna was 8 most ac- ellishly accom- plished- actress,
 It seemed to Jack as though his heart had risen to his throat and was pounding. swelling there, suffocating him. There was a dazzle before his
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
GOOD yAUDEvHLE--LYCEIIM

Again the Ave act vaudeville bill, together with high class movie fea' ture, is meeting with popular ap- proval at the Lyceum theater where enthusiastic audiences are focking, Madeline Franks has good aerial stunt and Harry Berry X Go put across a novelty entertainment of songs and comedy Birdie Rogers not only sings like lark but gives a great imitation of various musical in struments. Moore &, Goodwin are real comedians while the Dance
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
The Hope of the World.

The war of 1914 laid half the na- tions of the world in the dust Their homes. their industries, their peace must be restored by the rising gen. eration. In them is the hope of the world
 To make motherhood easier. to se- cure for every baby clean bill of health and fair start in life-that is the problem. sf
 Lydia r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is an excellent nedicins for mothers and for future mothers. For fifty years this medicine has been used successfully in all noii- surgical cases of women's diseases.&
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
"wrTHoUT CosrpRoMIsE"-Fox,s

W v
 The pleased patrons of Fox's the- ster are loud in their praise of the excellent vaudeville bill, featuring the famous Carron Trio and the miniature musical comedy. The Love Race" and the movie bill of news reels. corl- edies and the big picture with Will liam Farnum in Without Compro- mise"
 Without doubt. it Is an exceptlos.- ally fine bill Fox's is offering. Tho Love Race" carries with it special scenery and is clever little sketch What goes over good. The Carron Trio have a bundle of hoops that they make do everything but talk. while dainty Mae Adamson sings with spirit that pleases all. The Twen- tieth Century Indians have a distinct novelty in their native brand of en- tertainment
 William Foxs anniversary week will be observed next week with two great features. Mae Murray in Broadway Rose and Owen Moore in Love Is An Awful Thing" to be shown the first and second parts of the week respectively. In addition, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Jane and Katherine Lee, the famous Lee kids, willsbe seen in side-split- ting comedy, Double Trouble"