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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
BY NEA Service


EAST MOLINE, Ill.-There will
De fcCu,a,a "a O-Ua1t dttu 5o..4.7-
high school graduates this year as
in years past. But what "oldesda
graduate will come forth with a
record that could equal that of Mrs.
Mtrtha M. Hubbs, who has just re-
ceived her diploma from the East
Moline High School here?
True, Mrs. Hubbs has q chal-
leng er, already. She is Miss Isah
Lively, who is graduated this month
from the University of Tulsa Acad-
envy at Tulsa, Okla. She's As and IS
preparing to enter the University of
Tulsa next fall.
But Graduate Hubbs claims high
er honors, for several reasons.
First, Mrs. Hubbs is Silk years
olde- than Miss Lively.
Mother of Nine
Second, she has had to postpone
her high school education because
she had been busy mothering nine
children and acting as chief wage
Garner in place of her invalid hus
banI. She was able to return 10
school two years ago when her chill
dren grew up.
Miss Lively, however, kept up her
studies while she taught in the pub
lie school in Tulsa, and has taken
special courses at the University of
Arkansas and Oklahoma Northeas.-
ern State Normal School.
Third, Mrs. Hubbs is going 70
ente-' the University of Wisconsin n
the fall, as a freshman. while Miss
Lively will have only two more
years work in college before she
gets her A. B. degree.
But both have one or two things
In common, in their effort to achieve
u higher education. Mrs. Hubs *
graduating with her 17-year-old
daughter, Theresa, and will enter
college with her. Miss Lively, the
report comes from Tulsa, will enter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

some or walk as soon but he may
no. be abnormal in any respect
merely different. 1t is all right TO
worn. about abnormality-when we
kno : it is that-and we should take
some notice of the different ages
at which children are supposed 10
have teeth and walk and talk so
that we may have a general idea II
tn. child is growing as he should;
but we pay far too much attention
to our neighbours children for u
own good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

The Other uses TO advantage the
flaring flounce that is becoming
mere and more popular for wraps
and dresses every day.
Wraps are trimmed with pleats.
tiers, tucks, embroidery and braid
and all combinations and variations
of these. All-over embroidery, so
popular earlier in the season. has
been replaced by embroidered
%flounces, collars and cuffs: leaving
the rest of the coat untrimmed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

A healthy, happy. contented wife is the
life and JOY of the home and the greatest
inspiration a man can have. yet how
many homes In America are blighted by
the ill-health and sufferings of the wife
and mother. 1t may be backache, head
aches. the tortures of a displacement or
some other ailment peculiar to her sex.
which makes her irritable. Respondent.
and her whole life a burden. Every wom-
an in this condition should rely upon
Lydia f. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
made from roots and herbs to restore her
to health and happiness. for statistics
prove that 1t benefits 90 out of every 100
women who try it.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

Lines and trimmings decidedly
new are shown on wraps and coats
for summeg.
Most popular of all styles is the
slim straight coat that ties or fas-
tens on the side. Two variations of
this silhouett. are sketc' d.
One has a new trimming of fab
ric puffs at neck and wrists and
features the flat front and back out
line with sides of greater fullness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Vegetable Salad
BY BERTHA E. sHAPLEIGH
(Of Columbia University

NDL VOIuIID4d OHsFV+N11s
For this salad, which is so pleas
ing in the summer, Use any combi-
nation of vegetables which you have,
always with an eye to color. For in
stance, fresh cooked green peas, new
carrots cut into thin slices, and po-
tatoes cut into large cubes, make a
good mixture. Make a well season.
ed dressing Of oil. vinegar, salt, pa
prika, mustard and finely chopped
onion. Pour a little over each vege-
table, and allow to stand in a cold
place until time to erve.
Arrange on a platter, having peas
in center. carrots at Il end and
potatoes at the other end Of the
dish.
Garnish with lettuce or water
cress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

We are able TO offer our
readers now u new ieafiet on
feeding. How the baby should
be fed from the time he is
months to 3 years Is i~nclu:ic'i in
this Slip. Any of the readers of
this department may have 1t by
sending IA self-addressed. stamp
ed envelope (no loose stamps)
and asking for 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
carteret Women

CARTERET. June 1.-the Girl
Scouts viii not present The Houss
of Mystery" tonight. Miss Rather.
inc Devers. the leader announced
this morning. The postponement =
due to the graduation exercises Q
on in various schools interfering
with the original plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Picture Hats

Large hats of black horsehalr
max an excellent background FOR
the average type of loveliness. be
sides giving an illusion OF GOODNESS
which may be furthered by trim
ming of summer flowers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

A gown of white satin faced crepe
is beaded in jet and trimmed with
panels of scarlet velvet-the panels
begin at the shoulder and after being
caught up at the waist. extend on
the floor in the form of two trains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Palmer Wraps

Smart coats Of satin, crepe and
MORE, cut on plain but distinctive
lines, are a pleasant relief from the
highly embroidered and excessively
trimmed coats to which we have be-
come accustomed this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

Gowns Of printed chiffon and silk
for elaborate occasions are very sim
ply made, sometimes depending only
p o the front drapery, held in place
with ribbon or an ornament for or
namentation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
One-sided Effects

One-sided effects were featured
at a recent fashion display in Lon
don. One gown that attracted much
attention had one very wide sleeve
and one that was short and tight
fitting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Silver Lace

Silver lace is combined with coral
georgette to make one Of the most
lovely n~egligees imaginable It is
softly draped and has wide volumin-
Gus sleeves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Gold and Bronze

A dinner gown of navy blue
georgette is conservative and ele-
CANT with its embroidery in tones OF
gold and bronze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

cOlItEe WITH nfI i4ttt VIII - Sid1-
uated from a suburban high school
here
Both Aid Others
Besides, both women have been
working to support others-Mrs.
Hubbs for her husband and nine
children; Miss Lively for her mother
and niece.
And both give practically the
same reason for wanting to continue
studying:
TO keep green on top. of course
says Mrs. Hubbs. That's the rea-
son 1 went back to school. For the
sam reason l intend to keep on
studying and to enter a university
with Theresa"
lone is never too old to learn, -
Miss Lively repeats. and l am now
realizing my life ambition-a d.
ploma from an accredited high
school so that l may enter college
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

A smart sport hat Is made of red
suede and trimmed with a very CO.
ouettish flower Of organdie. Of
course, its a cloche.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

A smart gown of black satin Is
made extremely c~olorful by an all
over embroidered design of red pop
pies and green leaves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
WITH CLUE WOMEN HERE
AND IN NEARBY TOWNS

This afternoon and *ea.us4 the
Girls Friendly Society on 81 Eetec
church are holding q Japanese tea
and sale. IN the Parish house. for
he benefit Of the ci55 fund. Glr.s
dressed IA attractive Japanese COS
tunes Will serve at altractIEely dec
GRATED tables. Ihen there VIII be
booths erected lere fancy articles.
home made candy and cake VII DC
placed on sale at a nominal cost.
II the evening as an added feature
dancing will be enjoyed ID the
strains of a well known orchestra
Tickets for this tea may be pro
cured from any meraeer o tie or
-eanizatiOn or at the agJr.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Junior
club met at the home of the pfesi-
dent. Mrs. II. Covle, where arrange
ments were made to hold a straw
berry and ice cream festival. Thurs
day, June q. on the lawn o. the Holy
Cross church. corner of Johnstone
and Barclay streets. The Community
House will be used for dancing.
Tickets may be procured from any
member Of the club.
Any member of the local Council
of Jewish women who wishes to at
tend the luncheon which will be
given by the Long Branch and As
bury Park Councils, in the Scar
borough hotel. on June y, Will make
their reservations with President,
Mrs. J. B. Joselson, not later than
this week.
The Standard Bearers Of Simpson
NJ. f. church are holding a straw
berry and ice cream festival tonight
in the lecture room Of the church.
Tables will be erected where dainty
maids will serve strawberries. ice
cream and home made cake at a
nominal cost. Tickets NAV be pro-
| cured from any member Of the club
or at the door.
Next Tuesday night, the Catholic
| Daughters of America will hold their
initiation OF new members in this
knights of Columbus home in High
street. Plans for the festival 10 be
held the latter part OF June Will be
-. IT. IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Orgaudie Rows

Large organdie bows are used to
advantage on the large floppy stray
ats OF black or natural color.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

Eighteen mothers brought their
babies TO the weekly clinic
ed Yesterday afternoon. The cllnic L
condnrted by the local chapter Of
the American Red Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
Lace Lingerie

Lace lingerie is very fashionable,
particularly in black. Black net,
edged with black lace, is also seen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

The waistcoat sweater is the pro
per wear for summer. Il is sleeve
less, frequently. or if it does have
sleeves they are plain 10 contrast
with the checked front that gives the
waistcoat effect.
The ch-eckerboard fronts are of
every possible color and combination
of colors with tan, brown, navy,
black, green and gray variations
leading.
Chinese newspaper devote space for
the benefit of women only, she adds.
Miss Chang, who was born in
Shanghai, was awarded a Boxer in
demnity scholarship by the Chinese
government two years ago and came
TO this country with a group of
honor students. Her brother, who is
in the diplomatic service in Wash
ington, and a cousin r her only
relatives in America
Hard To Leave
1T was hard work to persuade my
mother to let me come here, said
the little Chinese maid, for I have
only the one brother and our father
is dead. But l coaxed and coaXed
and finally she consented.
I was lonely at school sometimes.
for l was the only Chinese student
in the college, and l missed my own
girl friends and my mother
Miss Chang attended St. Mary's
Episcopal school in Shanghai. There
she studied English and French.
MEDIUM BRown hair looks best Of
all after 4 Golden CLINT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

A strawberry festival has been ar
ranged by the Girl Scouts for Mon
day afternoon, June %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15
White and Coral

A gown of white silk. printed
with figures in coral color, is worn
with an elaborate white cape. lined
with coral colored chiffon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

The Baby parade and tag day %
the American Red Cross VIII pe heio
on Saturday afternoon, July IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

Some of the newest turbans are
merely ribbon scarves which are
wound about the head and either
tie in a bow or held in place with
pins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

The Parent Teacher Association Of
the Fords school is uow planning an.
active season beginning in the fai
Mrs. W. Ernst is the recently cleo
ed chairman Of the Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

Two social affairs have been ar
ranged for next Wednesday nighi
bv the ladies of tvs different church
IS. While the ladies' auxiliary q
Our Redeemer's church viii be ouss
with the strawberry festival at tne
church. the Rosary Society OF ouI
LADY Of Peace will hold a card paits
and dance at the Hut.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-15

MEDIUM q HAIR looks best OF
all after = Golden CLINT Shampoo.
3~060s-1-&-T. w. T. T. IL
, 1923-05-13
'WESTBOUND LIMITED IS EPIC
Of AMERICAN RAILROAD SYSTEM

An American railroad system is the
greatest in the world. No other com
mercial organization is as thorough
and efficient in all its minute details
except. possibly. Uncle Sans gigantic
mai service. A report in duplicate
and tripllcate is made on every little
piece OF business transacted on the
entire road with all its branches.
When the agent receives the rail-
road mall he signs for It. When the
engineer receives his Engine from
the yards and when he receives his
orders for engine movement, he signs
a receipt. The conductor signs for
his train orders and the brakeman
v~erifies them. No incident is too tri-
vial to escape having complete report
made of It.
Emory Johnson. the famous dlrec-
tor-producer who filmed the great
policeman picture. "In the Name of
the Law and later the ~stupendous
fireman drama, THE Third Alarm"
perceived in the life OF the railroad
, 1923-05-13
Hollis NEW COMEDY WILL Be
/, SHOWNAT R|ALTOFOR THREE DAYS

who's got the button7 One of the
most laughable situations in No
body's Money. a Paramount picture
starring Jack Holt. which will be the
feature at the Riaito theater for three
days beginning ext Thursday. is
that of the stolen necklace. This
necklace passes from hand to hand
at a dizzying rate Of speed. every
body trying to get rid of It by passing
It on to his neighbor.
Mr.. Holt. in the role of a wealthy
young man who tries b~urglaring for
adventure and pastime. chooses for
his pal a real yegg. Eddie. for whom
everything OF value has a lure.
When Holt returns to the honest
life. he endeavors to reform Eddie.
lie hires his ex-burglar pal as a sec
rotary. Then the fun begins in
earnest.
Mr.. Holt falls in owe with the
Governors daughter. When he visits
her. his secretary accompanies him.
Finding the safe open. Eddie takes
from there a pearl necklace. But he
is seen by Holt. who demands the
, 1923-05-13
Prominent Casper
Woman Boosts Lila Lee
Toilet Preparation

Mrs. Francis Thurman. local repre-.
sentative for the Lila-Lees toilet
preparations. is in receipt OF the fol
lowing letter from Mrs. Rev. C.. NJ.
Thompson. Jr.:
Let me thank you for calling my
attention to your products. My skin
IS very tender and for years I have
been seeking something which would
help It. You articles have proved
themselves to me. Especially do I
want to give my thanks for your
tissue builder. It is the most restful
and helpful lotion 1 have ever used.
When my face is tired or my head
aches I use It and get relief in o
most pleasing way.
Sincerely yours.
tSignedD
MRS. c. NJ. THOMPSON. JR-
Lila-Lees products are made of the
finest ingredients and arc wonderfully
beneficial. For a demonstration of
these wonderful toilet preparations
call 132ow. For sale by The Casper
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1923-05-13

necklace with the purpose Of return.
ing It.. Before he can do SO, how
ever. the Governor enters the room.
From then on the pearl necklace
becomes a hot cake. Nobody
wants it. yet they can't rid them
selves Of It. After trying many and
varied methods of returning the valu-
able jewelry to its proper place In
the Governors safe. Holt finally
succeeds in returning It unseen and
breathes a sigh OF relief. But he for
gets to lock the safe. and Eddie, ven.
turing along a minute later, again
steals the pearls and brings them to
Holt. who Is almost completely over
come by this turn of events.
But with the pearls in his pocket.
he proposes to the Governors daugh-
ter and is accepted. then manages
to slip the pearls back on her person
without being caught red-handed.
The situation Of the pearl necklace
is one of the most laughable things
ever seen on the screen. Wanda
Hawley heads an excellent support
ing cast.
, 1923-05-13
atricaLs :: Vaudeville :: News of Local Offerings - Notes of Fimdor

theater in New York City in Febru-
airy of last year Bavu. played by
Wallace Berry in the Universnl-Jewel
production showing today and Mon
day at the Wyoming was played in
the original drama by Henry Her
bert Other players in the two pro-
auctions, screen and stage. the name
of the character being given first;
that Of the film player second and OF
the stage performer last were Prin-
cess Annia-Estele Taylor-Heien
Freeman; Mischka-Forrest Stanley
William H. Powell: Kuroff-Nick
de Ruiz-Charles wray Wallace: Olga
Sylvia Breamer-Carlotta Monte
rey; Piplette-Martha Mattox-
Maude Eburne.
1t also is interesting to note that
Bavu was written by Mr.. Carroll.
Ten m ago Earl Carroll wa a pro-
gramme boy in n Pittsburgh theater.
This youthful imperssario earned his
first bank roll as a writer of popular
songs. One of them. Dreams of
Long Ago" which he wrote in col
liberation with tho late Enrico Caru-
so, rolled up a small fortune. He
also was the author of several sue
cessful musical comedies. books and
lyrics. as well as music.
Carroll was well on his way to easy
street when he decided to become a
theatrical producer. His first pro.
duction THE Lady of the Lamp"
wiped out his savings of many years;
and his second failure Daddy Dump
ling" cut off his creditor the time
being at least. However. this dis
aster did not discourage him. He OBJ
tained tho sport OF n millionaire
Texas oil man and a few weeks later
broke grounds for the beautiful thea
ter which bears his name. Strikes,
delays in delivery OF equipment all
ure to find a satisfactory play, were
only q few of the annoyances, but
Carroll kept right on fightir g.. He
solved the difficulty OF a play by
writing his own. "Bavu.'' which won
instant fame upon its presentation.
Carl Laemmle. president of the Uni
versal Pictures Corporation was one
Of the guests at the opening perform
ance, and was so impressed with the
merits of the piece that he opened ne
gotiatIons for the film rights. and the
present cinema production shows
how successful he was. At the close
OF "Bavu's' engagement ''The Cling
ham Girl opened at the Earl Carroll
theater and this sensational musical
comedy a brought the youthful
theater owner both fame and fortune,
The screen offers a much better
opportunity to bring out all of the
gripping thrills OF this Russia me'o-
drama than did the stage. excellent
though Mr.. Caroll's production was.
, 1923-05-13
Harold turns loose are enough to

Harold turns loose are enough TO
r"'i' either.
a. wasting space 10 mention the
popularity OF Harold Lloyd. for Popu.
larity and Harold Lloyd mean ths
same thing. As for Safety Last,
ask anyone the meaning of the two
Words ban president, an insur-
ance official. a policeman. a rnzor-
blade salesman. a nagman at a rail-
road crossing. Or a dynamiter.
Harold Lloyd in Safety Last" Is
the Laugh Dynamiter OF the Age.
He causes rusty laugh glands and
frozen faces to blow up and set OF
Bombs OF Mirth for miles around.
He attaches nm infectious fuse OF Joy
to the diaphragm and he doesn't have
to walt long or the explosion. It is
inevitable.
Put the outstanding thrills of an
tho serials ever produced together
n they would probably-end 10 end
reach from tho Atlantic to tho Pa
clnc. but they would not give such
hair.able. hair-raising, laughable.
mlrth-ralsing moments OF hilarious
thrills as are contained In Safety
Last, today at the Rialto. will CON
tinue for an indefinite run.
, 1923-05-13

a collar that hangs half way down
your back. And there's a Windsor
tie to go with It as well as long black
socks-I mean stockings. Now I'm
afraid you'll have to arrange your
like a school-boy's. you know"
well, that's somewhat OF an
ORDER replied Doug" "How does
q schoolboy's hair look7'
At this point Edith Roberts and
other players in THE Sunshine
Trail broke into the conversation
Come on over to h barber shop,
Doug" they begged. wen ask the
barber what he can do. and perhaps
we can make some suggestions our
selves"
So to the Culver City barber shop
they went.
The barber. falling into the spirit
of the occasion. lowered his chair
and hen put Doug up on a soap
box.
I'm going to give you a bang-up
Dutch cut" he explained to Doug
First I'll comb ail your hair down
into your eyes-like this-and then
cut 1t of evenly in front I don't
know whether it's going to make you
look like Jean Vatican or a Sing Sing
convict, but yourn have to take a
chance on that"
The Ince players screamed with
laughter when the barber had finished
with MacLean's hair.
How much do 1 W your" Doug
asked the barber when he Ind in.
spected and approved the "kid
cut" the latter had given him.
"Oh. that will only be twenty-five
, 1923-05-13

man a marvellous opportunity for
filming an epic of the greatest COM
mercial organization in the world. not
in the actual concrete system in itself.
but in the lives of III men who. by
their honesty n integrity of purpose
and their s~elf-sacrifice. have been re
sponsible for building up the organ.
ization.
Johnson has taken the life OF an
engineer with his answering loyalty
in face OF danger. his unfailing cour
age and his love of home, and built
one OF the most virile dramas that
has ever been shown on the screen.
in "westbound Limited which VII
be shown at the Wyoming theater
starting Thursday.
Ralph Lewis plays the role of the
veteran engineer. with Ella Hall as
the feminine lead. A splendid sup
porting cast. including Claire Nc
Dowell. Johnny Harron. Taylor
Graves, Wedgewood NowelA. David
Kirby. Richard Morris and Jane Nor
gan. appear in the production.
, 1923-05-13
SAFETY LAST
HAROLD LLOYD
LAUGH maker
New Comedy Opens at Rialto
Theater for an Indefinite
Run.

A Thrin-A.Minute. Laush-A.second
Comedyi
Tho first seven.reei comedy ever
Produced
And Harold Lloyd Is tho Prince of
Sky-Larkers with the Sky the Limit
All that and more is promised in
Safety Last. 1t is n feature com
edy TINT Is based on a firm founda.
ton. just as the twelve story build.
ing that Harold Lloyd climbs is built
on a firm foundation. The comedy
and the building would both have to
be-for the gales of laughter thai
, 1923-05-13
eNeahTcahSR
. I'M

Tuesday. wednesday and Thursday
The Revues company will present
Fair and Warmer" with all new
vaudeville features. 1.-THE Kentucky
Colonel will be the feature photo
play. also Fur From the Press, an
all feature program for these three
days.
Friday and Saturday-Keep your
eye on these two days as they will
be the farewell performances of the
popular Revues company and they
have something exceptional in store.
Watch the newspapers for special an
nouncement. The photoplay for the
final performances will be "Channing
of the Northwest" and will start OF
what promises to be the best program
of the season.
, 1923-05-13
GOVERNOR ROSS unable
TO GIVE ADDRESS HERE

CHEYENNE. wyo.. May 1z@Gov.
ernor William b. Ross is unable 10
accept an invitation to deliver n Me.
mortal Day address at Casper be-
cause he previously had accepted an
invitation to deliver a Commence
ment address at Upton May 81. II
would be impossible for him ta speak
at Casper Memorial Day Inc reach
Upton in time TO keep his engage
ment there.
, 1923-05-13
DOUGLASM ACLEANIS BOBBED
FOR ROLE IN SUNSET TRAIL

Douglas MacLean has had his hair
bobbedl
Yep. IS fact.
A barber out in Culver City. Cal.
did 1t. 1t happened like this;
Culver City is the home town Of
the Thomas II. Ince studios. where
Doug had been making a photoplay
called 1.-THE Sunshine Trail" a zippy
western comedy-drama which Will be
, 1923-05-13

Starting today at 2:30. tho Revues
company will present another of their
rresistible-comedies. Mike and Her
man in Honolulu. "a musical farce
comedy with augmented cast and
eight feature vaudeville and en-
femble numbers. The photoplay Is
Zane Grey's picture. Desert Cold.
, 1923-05-13

shown at the America theater today.
Monday IND Tuesday.
The director OF The Sunshine
Trail was James Horne. One morn
ming Director Horne said:
Doug. we're going to film some
scenes showing you as a boy in knee.
length trousers. I've had a frilled
Little Word Fauntelroy blouse made
for you with big turnback GUNS and