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The Washington herald., 1922-02-05
Fires in Two Dwellings.

Fires simu1taneously damaged
two structures to the extent Of $50
Friday afternoon. A cigarette
started the blaze In Harry Rapiex.s
home, At 4e7 Ninth street norfh-
-xesr- An overheated chimney was
blamed for the flames which broke
out at s1e = street northwest. =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
Thanksgiving

Is but g few weeks away Why not plan NOW to make
 those needed changes in youIr HOME? Our stocks of today are sure to include your preferences, and, there is absolutely no reason why your Home should not have the appearance as you want! Our liberal terms are offer cd in the purchase of any Suite or Individual Pieces. With the holidays just ahead, it is an excellent time to plan-To place your or der-To prepare for the Company! Without any ob- ligation on your part, come in and look over our stocks You'll find many new and interesting articles, well worth your investigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

reunited without the help of freed wo,1.cr1'' is the text Of the discourse she breaches She speaks and reads English perfectly, and. although her mother was pure-bloo6sd French woman, 0n her real sympathies are with English 3dcat=.
 7(evcrtiIeless, borI, :n q haren1 and married under the ordinary Turkish custom. Madame IIa1id knows every detail of She ':loistcred lie of the Turkish daughter and wife.
 T was brought Gp to Turkish housekeeping" she says, and I could like any other good Turkish wife. pick out a useful female slave Tor the house and know the exact price to pay for her.
 T have spent many mornings in the slave markets, for the choice 6 nd management of the women slaves is the first accomplishment of the Turk ish housewife.
 Knows Home Arts
 And. for that matter. I could go to an English butchers shop and pick out the proper joint of beef or nut tor for an Englishman's dinner, for l have studied housekeeping from the Occidental point of view as well as from that of the secluded Oriental.
 'I could, after seeing her perform, name the maximum price which should be paid for Circassian dancing girl.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
LOCAL SWIMMERS IN
 MANCHESTER EVENTS

Local swim uers vho will compete under the colors of the Board of Re- creation in the triangular meet at South Manchester, NoYe ember 4 are training for the affair at the Black Rock Farm pool. Captain Mac Baum IS confident that his team wiz pull homo the winner. The other two teams which will compete in the meet are the Manchester Swmming Association and the Liberty Swim ming Association of New Haven. The events on the program are as fol- lows:
 zoo yard swim; 100 yard dash ano 50 yard dash, both for men and wo- men. The local mems team will com pete in a specal race with the South Manchester team.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

and will speak three times, 10:30 a. n-, 7:30 D. m. and in the Sunday School at 12:10 noon. Washington Park church has been maintaining Dr. Price In the mission field for some tune, but this is the first time they have had the privilege of hearing and seeing him. Dr. Price is a graduate ot Syracuse University and Boston School of Theology, but has been for some years in Burma, where he is do- ing wonderful work, especially among IGe Chinese. He has been viuLlly connected with the Christian schools of Burma, and is at present superintendent of the Chinese work in the whole country. He has an inti- mate Knowledge of the country and It's people. it's customs and manners and he speaks the language like a native. Sunday evening he will repro duce some Burmese music on the Vic trola.
 Willie in the city, Dr. Price will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frederick Rhodes of Brooklawn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

views and the remarkable variety of nationaHties comprised in her circle of fria:ld1. Next she was condemned to death.
 Eludes Police
 Eludtng tle police, with the aid of an AInerican film operator. she flew from Condantinor1e direct to Angora and threEv in her lot with the Turkish Na,in'4aliAts.
 The escape was made 1T, broad day ltgi;.
 Renal hailed Madame HaId as nS" and valuable influence and aided the efforts she made on behalf Of the 3Eena1ripated women Of the district. In bis ".st ministry she was allotted the pest Of Minister Of Education.
 Vary shortly after she became deep ln the onunsels of the Natic cneIist leadar, "a spite Of his religious pre- T:1saices Musta pha Renal began to be- t1eve if hsr with a trust almost fapat- teal. He takes nc political step with out her advice.
 Western Sympathies
 Cid men of the party grunbIe and whisper in angry asides. but Renal pays them no heed. When Renal es- tablisheS the National Assembly in Corstantinople Madame HaIid will have very important portfolio in his administration.
 At the sane time all her sympathies are W estern. Turkey will never be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES.

whose grace a;id beauty might charm the lord of the harem.
 After concluding a bargain in tho slave rna. sot l could assume English dress and play tennis, dance In the Western fashion, or amuse my Eng Iish and French friends at the piano, or s:nE the latest songs from New York London CT Paris"
 These half-j testing remarks hardly convey the romance and wonder Of the life of this strange woman. A better Idea can be obtained from her book, "Fetters Broken by Strength" which gives an account of Turkish women, S struggle for rfreedom. IL is fierce at tack upon po1ygamy.
 As Minister of Education at An gora Madame Halid has acted both as teacher and organizer.
 She insisted upon the laying aside of the veil and organized Q nursing corps of women from among those who had been brought up to hide their faces from the sight of man.
 Those who know the Near East best hesitate to put any limit to the position this woman may attain.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

will be given N Monday evening at the Industrial Service Center of the Y. w (. A. on Barnum avenue for the mem be:s of the Service Center and their friends. The rooms will be attrac- lively decorated for the occasion wit, autumn leaves and IIalixrv-e' on stream CTS, and during the evening dough- nuts and c1der Will be served. There VII De several fortune telling booths ard games appropriate to the sea son will be played
 The committee in oharxe $ coan- posed of the members Of tho Indus u 1al Service Center executive co-l- ntttee. They are Mrs. George p ClaYH Mrs. Robert Leckie, Miss Lena Lucas. Mrs. Waiter Kelly. Mrs. A. W. t'ersuson, Mrs. EgbeIt Marsh Mrs Caroline May, Mae Carroll, Loretta Dufene, Nora Lucas, Mae Travis Helen Vasinko. Helen Elias, Helen PaVlick and Helen Ponadick
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
WOMAN IS CHIEF l COUNSELLOR
 10kEMAL
Halid Edib I1a-
 mum Is Schooled in HArts of Both Occ;dent land Orient.

London, Oct 27-In tlle rays fol- lowing the Great War every American CT E!ngiishnan visiting Coastantino- usn
 Representative of the nodernized en1aEcipated, intelligent, cultured Tarkish women, she made friends as we'll as admirers among all those sine met
 Then, in 1920, she fell under sus- picion because of her advanced
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
Terms to Suit

plainly bespeaks the ieceS have neat carved
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
Missionary Pastor From Burma
 Here Sunday

The Rev. pr. Nelson Allen Price. of Burma, missionary pastor of the Washington Park Methodist Episcopal church, will visit that church Sunday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Nathaniel $. Howe, of New York City, was elected captain of the Harvard freshman football team. He prepared at St Pals school, where he was captain and quarterback.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-27
Halloween Party At Service Center
 Monday Night

A large Halloween party and dance
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

temporary financial difhcultiss CAUSED
by imprudsnos.
Two ninss--Prospsrity and content
ment. possibly accompanied by bisi-
moss matters, tcstamcntary documents.
and possibly change OF residence.
Reversed, small Worries.
-Four eights-Minxlod success and
failure attending journey or the taking
Of 4 new position. Reversed. undis-
turbcd stability.
Three eights--ThoukbtS OF love and
marriage; now family tiea. honorable
Intentions, Reversed. Irritation, dirs,pa-
ton and foolishnosx.
Two eights--Frivolous pleasures
passing love fancies, an unlocked foI
development. Reversed. paying tho
price OF folly.
Four sovens--Schemes and snares
Intrigue prompted by evil passions
contention and opposition. Reversed
small acorec OF impotoat enemies.
Three Hcvene--SadneSs from loss 81
friends. III health. romoree. Revere
slight ailments or unpleasant reao
ton after great pleasure.
| Two sevcns--htutual love, nm unes.
pected event. Reversed, faithiessne~s
deceit or regret.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

Good oil represents an Insignificant item in
car operating costs. Yet nothing is s. tally
important in warding off heavy upkeep-or
that rack -and-rattle that kills so much of the
JOY of motoring.
Use Atlantic Medium. 1t is the highest
achievement in motor oil refining! Only the
most suitable heat-resisting crude oil hydro
carbons are used in it, while fifty five years of
refining experience and twenty-five years of
special study of automotive fabrication assure
quality and correctness that admit of no
mistake.
The way Atlantic Medium retains its
body under varying operation conditions is
remarkable. Not bearing that this oil will
not reach; not pressure it cannot withstand;
not a cylinder heat it won't resist. You can
depend absolutely on Atlantic Medium to keep
friction surfaces apart.
Ask definitely for Atlantic Medium and
you'll never have occasion to 60 heavy on your
purse for motor repairs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
FIERY, ITCHY SKIN
QUICKLY SOOTHED
With SULPHUR

Mentho-Suiphur. a pleasant cream,
will soothe and heal skin that is ir-
ritated or broken out with eczema:
that is covered with ugly rash or
pimples. or is rough or dry. Moth
Ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so
quickly. says noted skin specialist.
The moment this sulphur prepare
ton is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema is gone and the skin is de-
hghtfully clear and smooth. Sulphur
Is so precious as a skin remedy be-
cause IL destroys the parasites that
cause the burning, itching or dis
figurement. Mentho-Sulphur always
heals eczema right up.
a small jar OF Mentho- Sulphur
may be had at any good drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
OBEsRvE PURIM FEAST.
Special Services Will Be Held In
Synagogues To morrow and
Wednesday.

Preparatory to the Feast of the Purim
on March 10, which will be celebrated by
the citizens Of Jewisl, descent todny and
tomorrow, the play, Esther, Queen OF
Persia" WINS presented Sunday IN the
auditorium OF the Temple Beth Enctb,
by the children OF the Temple school.
Mrs. Matt Finger Was the director. !.
The cast Of characters included
Beatrice Levy, Howard Miller, Arnold
Snltxman, frcda Cohen, Gretchen
Market, Beatrice Bermnn, Herbert and
George Cohen, Mink Fabcr, Horace
Rosenblatt, Rosalic Miller. Rosaiie
Cohen was in charge Of properties and
Adele Topkis presided at the piano.
Special services will be held in the
synagogues and temples today and to-
morrow in honor Of Purim. Gifts viii be
exchanged and he'poor viii he remem-
bcrcd. The Sunday school Of Adas
kodesch Synagogue will give It's annual
Purim entertainment on March 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
T axe Care of Your Cold
Guard against Grippe, "Flu"
and Pneumonia Rub Musterole
on Throat, Chest and Back

Grippe. Influenza and treachrrous
Pneumonia all start with n cold. so
guard against these dangers before
your cold gets deeply seated.
At the first slgns of cold (which
II just congeatlonl bring your circu-
lation back 90 norma, by rubbing
Mustecole on your throat, chest and
back Musterole IN a counter irritant
which warns up the body quickly and
sots the blood surglng through the
congested parts.
Remember tho rood Old fashioned
mustard plaster that was grand
mothers standby Musterole has ali
q the good qualities OF that messy old
mustard plaster without th2 sting and
blister
Made OF pure OH OF mustard. cam
rhor, rnenthol ana other simple in
gradients. II penetrates ths pores and
! goes straight 20 the seat OF trouble.
During the Flu" epidemic severa
years ago. MustcrOle was Ised In oui
army training CAMPS and the Y. NJ c
| A War Board sent thousands OF jar
to Que soldiers In France.
n you are feverish, II you ache al
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

over. rub on good old Muster0ie, take
hot bath. drink plenty OF hot water
and go 20 bed and call your doctor.
Keep good and warm and see that
there IL plenty OF fresh air I'm your
room.
Musterole has been used for years
and Ia recommended by doctors for
sore Throat. Pleurisy. Headache, Nou-
ralsia. Group. Lumbago, Grippe. Flu"
and Pneumonia. Apply the healing
ointment with your finger tips. rub
bling IL gently into the affected parts
First you wiz experience warm
tinzling glow, then a refreshing, cool
ing sensation. Thousands OF families
keep Musterole always on their bath
room shelf ready for colds and other
emergencies.
All druggists; CSC and CSC. Jars and
| tubes Hospital size, $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
HERE'S HOW 10 TELL
FORTUNE WITH CARDS
Author Suggests Cutting Our
the Rules and Pasting Thorn
on Cardboard.

Doris Blake. writing In tho Chicago
Tribune, posts US on How to Tell For
tunes by Carde." She says
l would suggest that you cut these
out and paste them on cardboard righ,
away before the paper gets away via
the waste basket route. because they
are too long TO repeat again In my flu
ture story. And In other methods ] Will
gIvo you these same combinations and
their meanings are Ia be used.
Com blnauon y Of Face Cards and A ccs.
Four aces--When these fall together
they imply danger. financial loss, sep
aration from friends, lore troubles. The
evil In mitlgated In proportion To The
number OF them that are reversed,
Note; AZ stated previously, q now
pack must DO marked with an X al
bottom of each card To indicate that Il
Is reversed.
Three aoes-PasSing troubles. relicv-
ed by good news. IL reversed, they
mean foolish excessos.
Two acce--Portend unionI n hearts
and clubs II will be for good; II dia.
| monds and spadcs. for OWL. II ono OF
both be reversed. the object OF the uniof
will fail.
Four kinrs-IIonors, perfor,nent
| good appointments. Reversed. III,
good things viii 10 OF less valus but
| will arrive earlier.
| Three kings-Seriour matterw will b,
taken In hand with the best result un
less any of the three cards be reversed
when Il win be doubtful.
Two kings-Co-op operation I'm business
upright conduct. and prudent enter.
prlscs TO be crowned with success
Each one reversed represents an Oh
stacle. All three reversed spell ute
failure.
Four queens--A social gathering
| which may be spoiled by one or NOR
being reversed.
Three dueens--r'rlcndly Waits. Re
vcrsed. scandal. gossip. and possihl,
bodily danger 10 tho inquirer.
Two queens--reity condolences in
terchanRed, secrets betrayed, n meet
Ing between friends. when both ar
] reversed there viii be suffering for IN
inquirer. resulting from his own actt
Only one reversed means rivalry.
Four jacks--Roistering and nols
! community Any vi N1cfn reverse
lessons tho evil.
Three iaCks--W orries and ve,stIou
from acquaintances. sla nder calling IN
lnQuirer's honor IN question Reverse,
II foreiells a passage at arma with
b social inferior.
Two jacks---loss 81 goods, mallciot
schemes. II both are reversed n
ttrouble is imminent; II only one, it
near,
Combinations OF Plain Cards.
Four tens--Good fOurtune. woalt
success In whatever enterprise Is
3 band. The more they are reversed q
$ greater the number OF obstacles In q
,. way
n Three tens--liuin brought about
= litigation. When reversed tho evil
- decreased.
c Two tens--Unexpected luck whit
may be connected with n change OF @
cupation. II one be reversed II "
come soon. within a few weeks pots
bly,; IL both arc reversed Il is 10
Is way of.
-Four neutrality-suspicious. OF u
l. expected events. The number that a
l. reversed stands fer the time 70 elar
d. before the fulhllment OF the surprise
h Three nines-Health, wealth a
e happiness. Reversed, discussions a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

There is at least one thing / can
say TO my credit-that Is never
married. a man can't be a good hus-
band and crook at the same time.
When ! was a student at Harvard /
expected TO marry some day. but when
I got travelling the high spots OF the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

easy road l put away these thoughts.
No man who starts out In life TO got
money by fake games has any right
to sacrifice woman"
Halo was asked relative to his treat
ment at the jail here. ITS all right,
we get good eats. but of course they
are not zip to the hotel faro had been
enjoying for years." and tho whimsical
smile came back.
Then he volunteered tho opinion
that prisoners do not reform
prisons are places OF punishment:
1 haven't yet sbeen In one where re-
form is practiccd In any successful
way. New England L. away behind
the times when II comes to prisons
| II IL away behind the times In many
ways"
Hale said ne didn't care TO discuss
the offense for which he 10 awaiting
trial here.
| The authorities charge that he tried
to get money from tho Rev. Stepher
f. Sherman rector OF st. Johns Epis.
copal church here.
| II don't caro- to discuss tho loca
case as haven't had my trial yet and
Anything would say might hurt me,
he explained.
| Where Hale was seated during IN,
interview he had IA view of the outside
world. Prisoners at the county In
stitution hero are not taken out II
the open air at any time during th'
day and Halo says ne misscs bcin,
out under Gods sunlight.
AN hour a day out there would d
us a lot OF good no said.
Feared to Try Priests.
The story that Hale had become
declared enemy OF the church an,
ministers back in his Harvard day
was denied by him. lie said he pick
ed ministers because he believes then
to be the easiest prey. II never trie
any Catholic priests. l figured
wouldn't be able 10 get anything fror
them as they keep up with the time
and would likely suspect a fake RICH
away" he said,
The prisoner doesn't express an
repentance for his swath Of ems
money getting. Il have enjoyed If
upll KNOW rs 4 nave rluCn lpiGN
l.. to live, doctors oil agree that az
suffering from tuberculosis" no sal,
There Is no telling what / might hav
been but for that first false step
Boston or II reform really could com
: from locking a man up. I've playe
the game and paid the penalty her
and there. got money from onl
those who could affort TO lose It,"
, As tho reporter was leaving Ha'
invited him TO come again, I'm ha,
a chance 10 get my mind collccte
and would probably be able later c
! to furnish more dope for you" he sal
In farewell.
, Hale doesn't measure UP 10 u
pictured criminal. Even in prison a
/, tire he carries himself well and pr
!, sents a rather pleasing appearance
. Glib Of tongue. with unlimited col
fidence in his ability To get the bett
A of ministers and with what q
= authorities term shrowd game.
, is not 10 be wondered at that
=, gathered In thousands Of dollars
7 Illicit gains.
) On the prison slip his occupation
~ given as bookkeeper and his home
y the Imperial Hotel. New York CT
:, He is of slim build and Is five feet {
: and one-balf inches in height
;, thumb prints and Bertillion measui
ments are I'm the possession OF poll
departments in several cities.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
NATIONAL GUARD CAMP.
1t WIN Probably be Held In July This
Year

In all probability the annual en-
campment of the 19Sth Artillery, (An-
ti-Aircraft) Delaware National Guard.
will be held this year during the month
OF July, instead OF August. according
10 Captain Harry Van Solver. secre-
tary 10 the Adjutant-General. Deci-
sion in the matter. however. rests
entirely with the War Department. Il
was stated. The fiscal year of the
United States Government. II was ex-
planned, does not end until June 80,
and not until then viii a definite date
be designated.
The annual appropriation for the
National Guard for maintenance and
encampment, according 10 Captain
Van Solver. Is expected to be made dur
ing the next five weeks. After this APP
preparation IS made by the govern
ment. II IS expected the Delaware Ma
tional Guard Will be informed OF It's
status. officers OF the guard, Il wa
declared, favored holding the encamp.
ment during the month OF July, in
stead OF in August. as has been the
custom IN previous years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14
AWAITING
HEADACHE

waite II dread for the next attack.
The best thing to do 20 guard against
this trouble q TO get a box Of Lue-
bsrt's Ak-No-Aor Capsules. Keep
worst kiad Of headache or q pain Or
ache In any part Of the body almost
Instantly. Pain has TO 60 when you
use Ak-No-Aor Capsules. Rhsuma-
neuralgia nsuritis and all nerve
paine are quickly Aispsllsd by Lus-
bsrts Ak-No-Mor Capsules. safs.
sure; they contain NO narcotics or
gists-prics Zoo and soc per boz.
4 G. Lssbsss, ?. D. Christisos. "a,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

What peculiar things one often sees.
Now girls think nothing OF showing
their knees.
But, oh, how they strive 10 hide their
ears!
In the changing styles Of passing
years.
Hudson Republican.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

Professor In Journalism: What Is
the most effective method Of theatri-
cal criticism2"
Well Founded Student: IAN egg
American Legion Weekly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-03-14

Every day som"one win loss some
hing Of value.--Mnny uss tho classi-
ned columns OF Every Evening and
get tho lost articles returned.--Othcrs
count n Ionr and arr sstisfed,-.Adv
The Chilkat post. [volume] (Fort William H. Seward [i.e. Port Chilkoot (Haines)] Alaska) 1922-1922, 1922-04-28


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Eastern Alaska, wh: works f21 know
machine, thereof Returning
slight drizz1e
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QUARTERASTER
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"Fornance".
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