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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

Mrs. Ferdinand Andrews is gem
eral manager of the women's race
and is assisted by Mrs. J. Howell, as
superintendent of the Santa Fe Sys-
TEN, and Mrs. Francis Seaman, SUI
p~erintenden of the Southern Pacific
D. P. Oimstead= is director OF the
Financial Special which has a Pc
cial tariff of a dollar per mile for
any one wanting to travel by this
route.
The number of miles that a train
advances in the race is governed by
the class of membership taken in
and the amount of money collected
A sustaining membership will move
a train a distance of from 13e to
$50 miles, a full membership from
100 to ITO miles, an intermediate
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

In the Membership and Financial
Consolidation there are nv mems
divisions Of twenty-nine men each.
two women's divisions Of twenty-five
women each, and the financial spe-
ciaI, which has a crew of eleven.
Adrian Lyon, president OF the X NJ
C.. A, is president of the Member
ship and Financial Consultations
George w. Sharp. Jr., is general
manager of the biggest part Of the
organization, namely the Great
Transcontinenta1 Mems Membership
Race Under him Manager Sharp
has 142 workers divided among the
five train division. Each division is
headed by a superintendent as fol-
lows: Canadian Pacific, N. C. Niel@
sen; Grand Trunk, r. E.. Warter;
Northern Pacific, c. NJ. Peterson,
Lehigh Valley. j. w. McComas;
Union Pacific. I. r. Soit-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

Superintendent N. C. Nielsen of
the Canadian Pacific was, up to this
morning, a little fearful that his
trains would not start at the signal
"go.' A strike on this division
seemed imminent. A hurried con-
ference of the trainmen and officials
was held this morning and the work
ers were granted all they demanded.
AS far as can be learned the workers
asked for longer hours and less pay.
Now that the strike has been called
off, Superintendent Nielsen has de-
clared that nothing will impede the
progress of his four trains once the
throttles are opened and the en-
gines are pointed towards Amboy.
The engineers of Canadian Pacific
are: Train No. 1, A. J. Perchard;
Train No. 2, N. C. Nielsen. Train No.
| 5, Thomas Smith; Train No. 4, Eu-
| gene Parker. 'Amboy or Bust has
been the motto chosen for this d.
vision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
IRAN$C0NTINENTAL RACE
STARTS All LOCAL Y. M. G. A. 10N|CF
WOMEN Have ORGANIZED
THEIR own DIVISIONS.
8 TRAINS ARE ENTERED

The EIGHT trains in the Women's Division of the great race
from San francisco to Perth Amboy have been favored in the
jefferson street betting at seven to five odds. General Manager
Mrs. Ferdinand Andrews declares that the women will have no
in taking their trains across the continent, although 1T
marks the first time in history that the fairer sex has been given
complete charge of two great railroads. Mrs. Andrews is quite
confident that the Santa Fe System and the Southern Pacific
Divisions, managed entirely by women, will not only complete the
three Thousand nile run, but will even be the first to do so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

~
membership from so to IS miles. !
boys membership from 81 to 100
miles. a woman's from g. to 20
miles and a girls from So to SO
miles. The mileage rates have been
carefully worked out SO that all will
have an equal chance in reaching
Perth Amboy- The men r out TO
secure 500 passenger members. the
rome $50 and the boys 100. The
financial special must get $4,000 to
complete the 5000 mile trip
Or. Francis Harvey Green, head
master of the Pennington School for
Boys. has been secured by General
Secretary War; to make the address
at tonight's opening banquet DIR.
Green's subject Wireless Messages
will be listened to by everyone Of
the more than two hundred rail-
readers as all trains have been
equipped with radio receiving out
fits which win intercept any Wire
less Messages" that Or. Green may
broadcast.
tcontinued % page 14)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

If the trains of the Nortner
cifc do not cross the contind /
will not be because of a fuel ent
age. Superintendent G. M. ret inc
has assured his followers of this er'
Peterson has added a numba i.
cars to each of his trains to er
care of the expected rush OF pal t;
gers who want to make the IS
Francisco to Amboy trip by WI
his line. The engineers OF by
Northern Pacific have been care
chosen and have been thorot I,
drilled on the importance OF bg
ming their trains on schedule. +
gineers running their trains ahe3
schedule will not be reprimaH &
however. Engineers John BittiI ID
Train No. 9; Fred Hansen of be
No 10: C. H. Wright of Train i
II. and J. N. Pyster of Train
10 are all eagerly waiting to
wide the throttle of their engine1 |,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02

L. w. ootb
"If you want to get to Amboy
travel on the Union Pacific" Ia
Superintendent 1. r. Solt of that di-
vision. The four engineers of this
system Harry Berkowitz. of Train
No. Z; Jos. Massopust, Jr., of Train
No. is; r. B. Allen of Train No. Is,
and G.. J.. Miller of Train No. 20,
have been very careful in their Sc
lection of trainmen and are all of
the opinion that they will have no
difficulty in completing the three
thousand mile trip. In fact they
have sent ahead track walkers to
make sure that the rails will not
give way under the terrific impact of
the speeding trains loaded to capaci-
ty with passenger members. 1t was
expected that the Union Pacific
would encounter a little difficulty in
crossing the Rockies, but Superin-
tendent Solt, although he could not
remove this obstacle, had a tunnel
built through them. "AI aboard
for Amboy by way of the Union Pa
cific."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-02
y. M. c. A., A World
Wide Brotherhood

The " M. c. AS Of the world have a membership OF
over 100000.
When an Association man travels, his membership card
him to the advantages and pleasures of the Y. M. e.
AS throughout the world.
Nunhar of Assoa;ot;ons 2,123
Employed Officers ...........- PIX
Total Members .............. 95o,ool
Boy Members ............. 2lS,5ao
Onerat;no ErnsnSss ......... 50,225,O00
IN Own CLASSES . 345,852
Tn Fducst;onaI Glasses .. 129,779
In Rihle Studu G6sses 180,S0S
Decisions for Christian Life -. 4U2s4
United with Church ......... li,oz4
Evening star., 1922-08-20
BRITISH. PRESS EXCITED
BY INFLUX FROM U. S.
American Visitors Furnish olive
Copy" During Usually Dull
Summer Season

LONDON. August 1s.-August usually
is a dull month for the London dailies,
but this month has been somewhat
Of an exception. as the large influx
Of American visitors has provided a
great deal: of copy for English
readers
Prominent. among the visitors is.
party of fifty-eight girl students
from Wooster University. Ohio, who
visited France early in July and then
attracted a lot of attention by adopt
ing the unusual course of flying to
England They came in eight big
airplanes, loud in praise of flying.
So much did they enjoy the trip that
they are, anxious o repeat. the ex-
perience, some of them even dec1ar-
Ing they would like to make the jour-
ney home by air.
An. American woman receiving
much attention by the press is Jane
Burr, who has given to British read
ers some of her revolutionary views
on marriage. Most Of the illustrated
papers have carried her portrait in
masculine attire. n
One daily is printing q column
from Henry Ford. giving an impress
sion of his fife and work. Fourteen
| Chicago aldermen, who are touring
Europe observing municipal govern
ment administrator; visited London
| and CONNER nted on London's streets
! and subways In a manner very
favorable to British contractors.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Sa1e,of
Velour Portieres
$12.98 Pair

Colors are rose and
blue, rose and taupe. rose
and gold, blue and gold,
blue and taupe, gold and
green, mulberry and blue.
gold and mulberry and
other combinations. Full
~ yards long. Excep-
tional value.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
At $14.95
Wardrobe Trunks

While these trunks have
all the hxin's you'd expect to
find in much higher priced
trunks, the makers MUST have
had a thought of hard wear
in mind, for they bound them
in angle iron, and the hard
ware on them is extra good.
In other words, if you buy
one of these. you'll not only
reap a tidy saving, but you'll
not need another for a long
time to come.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Girls Slip-on Sweaters,
S1.95

September school days without a
sweater seem almost an inrpossibility,
and even they are some weeks off. Why
not select pretty slip-on now and have
a long time to wear it beforehand? They
are all wool and may be worn as sepa-
rate blouses or over a frock or blouse:
Red. blue, corn or green. Sizes + to II
wears.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
A Sale of Trunks
At $17.98
Wardrobe Trunks

OF extra solid, 3-ply con-
struction. rounded corners
and strong hardware. This
trunk adds also inside flxin's
generously. Shoe pockets,
hat box and a full compile
ment of hangers all help
create this splendid value.
In full and large three
quarter sizes.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
At $7.49
Steamer Trunks

An easily placed trunk
that takes up little space, yet
big value that deserves
more space than we give it
here. Four sizes: 32-inch,
4-ineh, 3-inch and 3S-inch.
Fiber bound and covered,
with extra sturdy hardware.
Interesting values In Ward.
robe Trunks at $34.zS, $37. .zs.
S39.zS and $42.zS. Dress
Trunks at $1z.AS to $l6.eS.
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
At 1928 +
Sturdy Trunks

The toughest trunks i'm
aginable, in 38-inch size.
huskily built of 3-ply wood
fiber, covered, with draw
bolts, -high-grade locks that
hold fast and nicely cloth
lined. The same 3-ply con-
struction in So inch size.
Built to resist all the wear
of hard travel.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Tvs Soon TO Come
Clearance of
Girls Summer
Dresses
One-th;yd Be1o,u Regular Prices

All fresh and clean as if it were the
beginning of the season. Every summer
frock for girls of 6 to 16 years, in white
lawn and organdie, reduced from $3.50
to $500 to $3.67 to $1,000.
COIored Organdie Dresses, in sizes 10 to Is
years Formerly $195 to $495. Reduced to
$50 to $3.50.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Gingham Frocks$1 IL

Little Boys Suits made of guaranteed,
washable chambray. Jean and linene; colt
ors. green. navy, tan and rust: made wit1
sailor or buster brown collars with EN- &
blems and embroidery trimmed pocketsf
Sizes 2 to years. Special at sl.5o.T ~
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Artex Enameled Floor az
Covering, Special, So. Yd., wv

A RTEX, quality floor. covering sold in Washington
a only at Iansburgh & Brothers The regular price
ca Choice of wide range of bright designs and color
ngs Artex is Waterproof, sanitary and easy to keep
clean; lays fiat without tacking.
DURING THIS SALE ARTEx AT
THE SMALL CHARGE OF 1Oc PER SQUARE YARD
Evening star., 1922-08-20
For Sun or Rain
For Sun or Rain
Co1ored Silk Umbrellas
Special, $4.15

THE special price is closing-out there is just
limited quantity left and their real value is great
deal
Red green, blue, purple gray and brown. with amber
white tips, and handles Of appiewood other natural
wood, with bake!;te trim. We have also included few
high-grade parasols, formerly mrked much higher.
Floor
Evening star., 1922-08-20

These blouses, we'll known to mothers for
their long wear and good looks, in light and dark
patterns for fall. They have attached collar,
yoke back and cuff sleeve. If you have found
out lust how good these blouses are for play
and school, get some at this sale. They are best
friends to busy mothers. Sizes to 10.
Floor.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
September Sale
Administer and dVelvetRugs
In Sale at $29. .48

A LARGE and varied selection of designs in
"A Chinese, Persian and conventional effects. AK
ministers are heavy pile that will not pull out Buy
your fall rugs from this assortment for any or
every room in your home. Sizes are 83x106 and
9sl2 feet in either style.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Annual September Sale Rugs Floor Coverings Duperie
Started in August With a Rush
Velour Pillows, $1.M

Colors::' Blue, rose.
green, gold, brown and
mulberry. Round in
shape, with sunburst
and button: welted
cord edge. We advise
prompt selection.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
= Are You Knitting One of the
New College Sweaters?

I'D you know how simple it was to knit regu-
lar college or high school sweater? Or for
that matter, sweater in the colors of any class
club 1t will be pleasure for us to show you how
this is done, and there is no extra charge for our
instruction The college girl sweater is to be the
thing this fall, and if you start you finish
it in time
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Dresses for Little Tots

Most of these are made with bloomers or
panties. and they are of pretty figured voiles.
lawns or fancy cretonne or plain chambray
Just dozens of styles to choose from and
wide price range. too-$1.9S to $.9S.
Fourth Floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
"THE EMPEROR JONES"

Eugene O'Neills widely discussed
play. The Emperor Jones" with
Charles g Gupin, the actor who
achieved fame in one night, will be
the attraction at the oliver tonight
The tour is under the direction Of
Adolph Kluaber. who viii present
the piece i'm this city exactly as IT
was done for an entire season az
the Princess theater. New York and
during it's run in Boston. Chicago
and Philadelphia. Those who keep
posted on New York theatricalc rea-
lie that Mr.. O'NeiU. son of the late
James O'Neill. OF Monte Cristo'
fame is the foremost playwright of
the present era. therefore the com
ing engagement OF The Emperor
Jones" Acknowledged 70 ne his
greatest work. will be attended with
unusual interest.
Mr.. Gilpin was selected for the
leading part after a dozen actors
were experimental with ar rehear-
sails He was comparatively un-
known. having had only one part
on Broadway. the slave i'm "Abra-
ham Lincoln" but after the first
performance his Interpretation oil
the difficult role was acclaimed the
dramatic triumph of the season and
a new star had risen i'm the theatri-
cal Ornament
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
Screen
BLACKSTONE

Proving Itself 10 De a great pic
ture. Nice People" a William De
Mile production for Paramount.
was heartily received at the Black
stone theater last night 1t is a
strong story Of modern social life.
making one Of the most vital pic
lures Of today
Bebe Daniels expresses the pro
duct Of the jazz age flawlessly and
her experience proves that those
who accept freedom up 20 a given
point will turn upon anyone who
overst cps that point. Conrad Nagel
is a man OF the same type, and to-
gether they produce a perfect port
rayal Wallace Reid gives the best
Characterization OF his career, and
is the leading man, while Julia Faye
who has won high praise for her
work IN several recent De Mile
pictures, does some excellent work
in Nice People"
According 10 the Blackstone
patrons who have already seen this
remarkable picture. It IS said TO be
one Of the most charming stories
imaginable. The supporting cast
includes Clara Mcdowell. one OF the
best known screen players in the
country. Eva Southern. Edward
Msrtindale. William Boyd. Bertha
Johns and Ethel Wales.
Thomas Meighan has a great army
OF admirers His recent success
'Manslaughter." along with "Our
Leading Citizen" and The Bachel-
or Daddy" have done much TO pop
ularize him with all classes Of pic
ture fans. but IL is confidently ex-
pected that his latest starring We
hicle. Of You Believe II. It's So, a"
in which he has a character re
sembling that he portrayed with
brilliant results in The Miracle
Man. is the most artistic in which
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

or other form OF change from the
usual daily program. is because 10
is necessary 20 improve the circu-
lation. and in this way 70 put the
whole body in good working condi-
tion.
Many persons who are engaged IN
sedentary occupation are we'll as
can be. Their cheeks and lips are
pink their hands and feet warm.
and they glow with health. This Is
because they love their work They
get pleasantly excited over It, The
heart action is stimulated by the
emotions.
So it IS that any agreeable and
mind-absorbing game will cause the
heart 20 beat faster. You see,
therefore, what a blessing 10 my
two friends. is this intense interest
in collecting stamps. They get as
excited over the prospect OF OBJ
tanning = glimpse of new stamp az
a child does over the thought OF go
ing 20 a circus.
10 is a good thing to have an avo-
something outside the Mono
tony Of everyday life
II viii add years 10 your life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
Stage
THE WHITE PEACOCK"

Replete with haunting mysticism
Madame olga Petrova'a Spanish ro-
nance. The White Peacock viii
unfold lis .rid.scent magnihcence at
the oliver theater tomorrow night.
With the dual responsibility of au-
thor and .eadlns woman. Madame
Petrova is, according 70 The critics
more supple and sinuous than any
peacock - entitled 10 be-"
Her play tells IA story that rivets
the interest from start 20 finish, cen
tering in Spain. and opening i'm the
sleeping room of Revette oil Ribera
v SantaIos. Shimmerins blue moon
light ba.hes the arche7 windows. A
nightingale is heard i'm the orange
trees.
In the sporting cast Will be seen
artists such as Mitchell Harris, Rob-
crt Brister H. H. McCullum. Mes
singer BELLS Judson Iang.u I.ud-
rlllla Toretzka. Doris Carpenter.
Letha Walters and Nicholas Nelson
The Selwyns. who have always been
associated with the finest theatrical
productions. are sponsors for 1.-The
White Peacock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS
Secrets OF the MoUies Revealed

A-F'ire chief NJ paul Narginot
OF Paris made a special trip from
san Francisco 10 see The great pic
ture workshops In Los Angeles.
Q-who took the part OF the
Aztec King. Montezuma. in the film
The Woman God Forgot"
A-Raymond Haton the cham
pion king OF the movies. who IS
James ! in ITO Have and To Hold "
o-W'hat screen actor who has
specialized in crook parts has. In a
. picture. the role Of detective?
A-Ciarence Burton. hitherto a
screen criminal is "a detective In
The ImE ossible Mrs. Below"
Is the screen medium for reach
ing the public more deeply than the
stage?
Reat what one OF Americans lead
ing actors says I'm answer 20 this
question. tomorrow.
(Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

q How much OF action OF actors
in pictures .s seen with each move
ment OF the protector?
A-Since the protector IN common
use has only one lens. only half OF
he action is seen with one move
ncnt. the other half - withheld BY
he shutter which keeps away the
isn't while the exposed film IS
moved away from the lens and a new
piece Is pushed into place. The &C
ON. however. is so rapid the eye
ails 90 catch the change.
Q-What "a nous foreign screen
TAR arrived IN this country early In
september?
A-Pola Nesri landed IN New
York early In September. and went
thence 20 Los Angeles TO begin work
on a new picture.
Q-What fire chief OF a large Eu-
ropean capital recently visited stu
dios az Los Angeles?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

same duh gray path she consents To
submit 10 one OF the esss OF a
scientist whom she has just met.
How does the experiment work
out? How does she find love again -?
These many other questions are ad-
mirably answered On this gllttering
heart-throbbing love drama that
win be the attraction a. the la
Sale today and tomorrow The pro-
duction was directed by Albert Ca
pelham and contains many colorfu,
settings. which include some OF the
most fashionable watering places o.
Europe.
The supporting cast is a genuine
all-star combination. headed by
Mackiyn Arbuck.e. Gypsy O'Brien.
Forest Stanley and Pedro de Cordo-
ba.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

ne has appeared lately.
In IF You Believe It. IT'S So" a
story OF tremendous dramatic
power and heart appeal. Meighar
gives one Of the most masterful per
formances OF his career. Theodore
Roberts. with his famous cigar. is
much in evidence in Meighans lat
est picture. and Pauline Starke. who
has recently established for herself
an envia bic reputation as a leading
artist. appears opposite the star.
other notable players who will be
seen in the supporting cast are
Joseph Bowling, Charles Ogle. Lura
Ansen and Ed Brady. or this great
Paramount production that starts q
four-day run AZ the Blackstone.
starting Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
CASTLE

4 story that is one OF unusual
dramatic strength and deals with
the troubles of a husband and wife
whoseSastes run in divergent chan
nels, and which pTovokes a drama
tic situation Of exceptional force and
interest. is THE Truthful Liar, o.
with Wanda Hawley starred. which
comes 70 the Castle Screen today,
It is her latest Realart picture tina,
contains a mystery twist 10 the
theme which will exert a strong ap-
peal 10 all picture fans. Miss Hawley
is excellent as the wife, Edward
Hearn IS well cast as the husband
and their support is splendid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
LA SALE

Marion Davies has created a sen
sation wherever the Aim version OF
the well-known novel. The Young
Diana" has been shown. The story
was written by Marie COrelli which
proved a best seller, IN book form
and subsequently ran as a serial In
Hearst's Magazine. The story con-
Germs a beautiful young English girl,
Diana May. who allowed herself TO
become an embittered spinster be
cause OF an early disappointment in
love. Life holds nothing for her
now, and rather than follow the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09
NATIVES SKEPTICAL

Natives skeptical when it is prov
en- that man-eating lions they have
been fearing. are only airdaIe dogs
reads a newspaper headline. Some
people require proof 20 convince
them Of the wonderful benefits de-
sived from the use of Landon's Pres
cription 1903 70 alleviate rheumatic
pains. But they are no longer skep-
teal after a trial has proven It's
merits This is not a patent medi-
cine but uis put up for each inji-
vidual case. For sale at Red Cross
Pharmacy i'm Mishawaka; i'm Sou n
Bend at the Central Drug Store.
American Drug store and Iandon's.
cor Michigan and Wayne SITS. Price
81. Call or write. Advt.-2S1
You can now buy a Dutch Master
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

Love - coy thing that hides
from those who go seeking him and
tbeu saeaISs up from behind. when
SOU AREN'T iook.ng and tags YOU
't,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

tbeu eaeazs mp from behind when
sou AREN'T iook.ng and tags YOU
"ttr
4 cold towel tenderiy applied 90
husbands head on the morning after
VIII sometimes do more 20 touch his
conscience than a cold repr0of
The man who has his secretary
ring you three minutes before he is
ready 90 talk 90 YOU the man who
promises 20 NEE. YOU ffteen minutes
before he intends 20 set there. and
the man who takes care 20 find out
whether or not YOU Will accept him
before he Is ready TO propose-all
these are the wise and fearful IAN
eeie' tha. make YOU love the fool
who PUSHES IN
Nothing so irritates a man as 20
have a woman prove 90 him that
he's lucky. when he thought he was
abused.
Sometimes just one kiss at the
crucial moment may make the sole
difference between long and hap
rs married I.fc-and a divorce.
Why does a man always say "You
are the first woman Z ever really
loved o." All. we'll 81 is just as easy
and much more effective than say
ing You are The forty first" or
"the eighty -drst. or whatever the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

4 cold towel tcnder,y applied 20 n
husbands head on the morning after
III sometimes do more 20 touch his
conscience than a cold reprOOf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

You can now buy a Dutch Maste
Cigar for Sc. 276 f
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

mar o. yourE just so long o.
every kiss s brand new rhr.ll-and
old when brand ueH Kiss lu-t
KISS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-09

Nothing so irritates man as TO
have a woman prove 90 him that
he's lucky. when he thought he was
abused.