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The guardian., 1940-12-14
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capital and made a fortune from a
scent) =. the Joneses are coming here
for the Louis-McCoy battle and if
welcoming plans materialize there will
be a huge victory party at the Club
400 on the North Easton highway
where the local Jones Brothers are
the night after the fight >. Mrs. W. F.
Garnes, popular owner of Mothers
Lunch wishes to announce the opening
of her new and beautiful Rainbow
Plantation on Route LA at Walpole,
Mass. formerly the Rainbow Gardens)
this week with nightly dancing to the
music Of Jimmy Christian and his
Harlem Swingsters introducing floor
shws featuring the finest in sepia en-
tertainment . those Of you who have
attended previous affairs will well re-
member the annual Turkey Whist and
monster stage show with leading radio
stars which is yearly sponsored by the
Building Service Employees Local 80,
which includes all our porters, janitors
and maintenance ladies throughout
Boston being held this year at the
South Boston Municipal Building on
Saturday, December q, 1910 where
many valuable prizes will be distributed
among lucky aptrons . Miss Viola
Dickinson of 26 Wellington Street is
recording secretary of the union D..
The Debs About Town Christmas
Dance at Kenilworth Hall, Dec. 19 for
Christmas Basket Fund the Fare
well Reception to the Third Battalion,
372nd Quartermaster Regiment of the
Mass National Guard will be held at
the Armory on Irvington Street, Fri
day evening, December q, 1910 prior
to their official induction into the
United States Army on March Is when
they will be mustered in at Fort Dix in
New Jersey extensive plans have
been completed for the affair by large
volunteer committee headed by Made
line Dugger, chairman with Otto Snow
den, vice-chairman, frankie Taylor,
sec'y -. to insure the financial success
of the big event, you are urged to send
monetary contribution to Treasurer
Harriet Hall as material expression
of your pride in our colored regiment
the cause is worthy so thank for
your generous response the Bay
State Golf Association conducted
highly successful welcome to Champion
Joe Louis at the Green Acres Country
Club last Sunday evening when over
three hundred patrons attended the
reception and buffet dancing to the
music of the Little Swanee Orchestra
and meeting the champion in person
an excellent chicken salad buffet
was served all the guests present and
the success of the evening was largely
due to the efforts of Pres. Bob Hawk
ms, Vice President Lucius Carter, DIR.
Theodore A. McCurdy, Treasurer,
James Miller, Paul Washington, Bea
Radcliffe, Charles Smith, Fred Hero
and Clifford Edmonds of Providence
:. don't forget Monday evening De-
cember 16, 1910 at the Boston Garden
when Joseph Louis Barrows will defend
his title of World Heavyweight Boxing
Champion against AL Mccoy who holds
the New England crown under the aus
pices of the Goodwin Athletic Club,
Rip Valenti, promoter with Harold
Harris, Maiden fstic heavy on the
same card see you all there and
I say Chappie by the fourth round -.
goombye-GOO E. DUCK.
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every day Levita Harris, niece of
DIR. and Mrs. Hall was seen gliding
among the many dancers waltzes
were the order of the night, with
words such as 81 Love You Truly
being constantly repeated by the
dancers. Others present included {:
Doris Pope Jackson, Mae Baily, Doro-
thy Jones, Lucille Norman, Jane Dade,
Nevella Markham, lovely Ruth Ham,
Francis Jones, Mile Barker, Gerry
Robinson, Millie Collins, Bobby Lane,
Eddie Dugger, Matthew Bullock, Cur
It's McLane, Lincoln Pope, Joseph
Texiera, Moe Robinson, and loads Of
others. Thursday evening, many of
the younger set gathered at the Delta's
hop, where they jumped, and bounced
about instead of taking the usual Biso-
dol as an aid to the digestive system
The hop was held at the Ritz
Plaza, and was very smooth, again
boosting the efforts of these girls. =.
The hall was jammed to capacity with
one of those crowds that automatically
make" dances. FACES HERE N
THERE IN THE DARKNESS. ..
Cute Evelyn Andrews, holding tightly
to the radio that she was to give to
lucky ticket holder =. Gerry Irving,
dancing about like a real jitterbug
without ]. C. or N. W 80. Charming
Winton Yates smiling at everyone, and
no one in particular, as usual =. Ruth
Ham and Ruth Lane showing others
how it's supposed to be done lie, jit-
terbugging). Cute Gloria Green
listening to the sweet nothings Richard
Branker, young M. 1. 7. student, con
stantly poured into her ears Junior
Lippman all excited about Jimmie
Lunceford's coming dance 9. George
Greene having such a fine time because
of so many girls, that he actually
looked bewildered. Novella Mark
ham looking sweet and demure as
always. . . Herbie Jackson saying so
many sweet things to all the chicks. .
Jane Dade, Junior Chase, and gangs
of others. . This affair is becoming a
tradition and a very fine tradition at
that. Saturday afternoon, at Fenway
Park, one of New England's outstand
ing colored football players completed
his last season game at the heights.
"Larruping Lou"-"Hula Lou"-"Lula
Bell" as he is affectionately called by
B. C. fans ended a season that was both
sad and great sad in the light of
the fact that Lou was benched at two
games this season, and great in the
sense that it was proved that cOlored
person can be a great asset to white
organizations. This season Lou
scored something like 35 of the points
chalked up to B. c., not to mention the
number of yards gained that led to
so many of these touchdowns. :. Lou
is one of the best broken-feld runners
in the business an ambitions and
good basketball player, Lou is starting
a team called the Boston Blackhawks.
.. The first game will be held al 500
pm, Roxbury Memorial H. S., Friday,
December 13. Tuesday evening OF
last week, Jimmie Lunceford, popular
young maestro, was featured at a
charity dance and, at the same time,
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TO LET
TO LET

Two-room kitchenette SUE, fur
nished steam heat, continuus hot
water, convenient to car lins-mar-
ried couple or two working lrls, up
two flights, 9 Wellington St. Boston.
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TO LET

6 room apartment, steam heat,
ianitor service, must be seen to be
appreciated, reasonable rent. Apply,
C. E. HAWKINS
Real Estate
KENmore 1915
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AT BARGAIN PRICES

The Electric Choir has been of
great service to many underprivi-
legged youth of all races by selling
all types of new musical instru-
ments and appliances at half their
original cost.
This privilege is now being Offer
ed to the general public from now
until Christmas. The choir can sup
ply radios of all types and models,
electric monographs, recording ma
chimes, micrOphones and amplifers.
Write for quotations for mer-
chandise that you desire to
THE ELECTRIC CHOIR
Al Cunard Street
Boston, Mass.
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TO LET

Two furnished rooms on Eth room
floor with hot and cold water Elderly
couple preferred. Mrs. Fration, 2Oo
W. Springfield St., Boston.
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her bright eyes. I thought L vas
1ust another lie
1t was 10 lie" Miss Van as
sured him. 7 doubted IL as mueh
as YOU did when she first cane
back. I thought It was the home
you had given her that Daphne
cared about but If you could have
seen her during these past weeks
struggling through her days =
the store. dragging home hat
dead from work and remorse
you'd know that whatever her
reason was for marrying you she
did love you afterward."
Refused Settlement
My lawyer told me she refused
the settlement I offered her
Dudley said frowning. He
Continued on Page Is. Column 50
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Pattern

Stop right here at the mems Gift
corner. and solve all those what
shall ] give him for Christmas >"
problems. For these smart ties.
Pattern 1872. are designed by
Anne Adams to make perfect pres
ents for every man you know. both
big n small. They're simple
enough for even the most timid
beginner 10 make. and take very
little material. There are two
styles for men: One q four-in-
hand; the other bow tie which
may be made up for everyday or
formal wear. The boys tie IN in a
slightly smaller size. Follow the
cutting chart included in the Sew
ing Instructor for greatest econ
omy in cutting out your fabric.
Just three-quarters Of yard will
make ties of any style. Order this
pattern now-in time for Christ
mas
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Pattern 461e IL available for
boys and men. For individual
yardages see pattern.
Send fifteen cents (l5c) in coins
and two tax tokens for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS and
STYLE NUMBER.
Your wardrobe needs new holi-
day touches. 80 order our Anne
Adams Style book, Here are dog
ems Of smart modes. each available
in q pattern that's simple to cut
and TO sew. There are inspired
gift ideas. A career girl wardrobe
on the budget plan. Young clothes
for parties and new school term.
At-home wear. tsiloreds. afternoon
and evening frocks for miss and
mstron. Send today Book fif-
teen cents. Pattern fifteen cents.
Book and pattern together,
twenty-five cents and three tax
tokens.
Send your order 10 The Tacoma
Times. Pattern Dept. Tacoma.
Wash.
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Today's letter. as you no doubt
have guessed by now. u from a
Constant worrier. who writes:
Dear Miss Grey: I am going to
sign my letter Constant worrier
and that In itself explains my pur-
pose in writing TO you. I know
of no one who worries as much as
] do. Right now us my Christmas
shopping and the bills 10 follow.
= OF course. I always worry about
the children. especially when there
are a lot Of colds going about |
worry about my husband and his
work: about our unfricndly neigh
bors: about world conditions.
There's really no end to my wor-
mes. Have YOU or your readers
any helpful suggestions to offer
me.
CONSTANT WORKER.
Dear Constant Worker: As I
have already said. YOU might
try pcaxing FUN nj your Worries
A one well-kncwn writer on
tire subject has said. Let No
DAY pass without crying over
scme split milk. N YOU have to
spIll II yourself" and Always
trouble trouble before II troub-
~ ycu.-
World conditions for instance
are wonderful things 10 worry
shout. Everyone you talk to
shout the war has . different
Mo- on its outcome. Collect ~
many Of these ideas ~ you can
and then sit down by your fire
and have one grand worry. II
voc % tAis long enough and
hard enough you may soon find
that you no longer have time TO
worry about your chlldren's
eelds or your husbands JOB.
Perhaps ore big worry IL better
than . lot Of small ones.
but seriously. the best way
for you to attain peace Of mind
h for you 70 realize that you are
net tie only one who worries.
frets and funses. The mere fact
that - many different people
have ~ many theories about
~ outcome Of the present
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4 Big Saving, and It's So
Easy! No CooIinRi

Cough nedicines usually contain q
1ax.e quantity 81 sugar syrup--a good
&nGfedienf, hut one which you can cas-
NJ make It home Take cups Of gran
ulated sugar and ! cup OF water. and
stir . few nenerts until dissolved. No
esskinss Ne trouble ct all.
Thea Get from your druggist 2is
ousees d Pinex. pour Il into . pint
bstfle. ard add your syrup. This gives
yea full pint Of truly wonderful med
leine lsF coughs due TO colds. II makes
. seal saving fse yog. because II gives
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TRAVELS FAR
FROM SUEZ

Don't let the title fool you. "
cautioned Shoup. ss ne showed me
sketches and photos The story
starts in Africa. but later on We
get Brenda 10 London and she gets
George Brent. so she's dressed up
part Of the tine.
Now. here's soft yellow wool
apron dress-she wears that on
the country estate outside Lon
con. When she has 10 drive 70
Scotland Yard, she sings on this
corduroy hat and coat - honey
beige, with huge pouch pockets
and q fitted top and fared skirt
I don't suppose many women,
when they're planning 4 wardrobe
anticipate needing a coat just &c
wear 10 Scotland Yard-though. OF
course. you never can tell But
this would fit into any fall or
spring wardrobe. The wool dress
IS Just the kind Of thing they're
going 10 wear under fur coats this
winter
And this evening gown and din
ner dress that she wears in tbs
London sequence Shour
showed me the two photographic
here. The dinner dress with
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By CYNTHIA GREY

Worry is funny thing We all more less guilty
Of and what is al worry about worries. By
that is meanta who does lot of worrying worries
because he believes he shouldn't be worrying and thereby
adds another worry to his already lengthy list.
It's vicious circle at best but you might around II
by making sort Of joke out Of it, Make fun of it, Sit
down yourself day when you feeling partieu-
larry low and how many things you worry about.
Soon will find that have scarcely touched the sub
iect that making the Of opporunes.
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world crisis Ia proof enough
that YOU are not the only enc
who IL concerned.
And a. for money matters
the people who have plenty.
worry continually for fear they
will lose IL. while those who
have none. worry about how
they are going 10 get some.
Yes. there seems Ia be two
sides "a every worry. 90 choose
your side and fire away. unle>.
YOU can convince yourself Of the
futility Of the whole thing
which most persons can't.
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By ITCIE NEVILLE

II you come away from movie
remembering m ore about the
stars clothes than her acting. you
can bet one Of two things: either
she's a bad actress or the ward
robe designer went overheard on
the costumes Because. except
when they've been instructed 10
create something super-colossal for
Miss Gloria Goofus' big scene. most
of Hollywood's screen stylists use
considerable restraint.
In one modern-day movie. you
can see as many outfits that are
advance style, in good taste and
not too expensive as you could
find in 4 day Of window-shopping
ANY young. dark-hsired girl. for
instance. could plan complete
wardrobe from the - suits and
dresses that Howard Shoup de-
signed for Brenda Marshall's role
in South Of SueZ."
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How to Make a Splendid
Cough Remedy at Home

you about four times as much for your
money. IL lasts . long time. never
spoils. and children love H.
This is actually q surprisingly eeec-
tive. quick-acting cough remedy.
Promptly. you feel IL taking hold. IL
loosens the phlegm, xoothes the irri-
fat<d menbrzsss and makes breathing
ter for prompt and pleasing results
PInsx IL q compound containing Nor
way Pine ard psistsble rusiacol in
concentrated fern. a most relishle
soothing agent for throat and bronchial
membranes. Money refunded II il
doesn't please you in every way.
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Movies Offer Constant Parade
OF Ultra Smart Styles

covered shoulders combined Alix
Jersey in flesh color and black
cable net. stiff and weighty
enough not to need petticoat
flounces. In the same color COM
bination. the shoulder frock
used fiat crepe with a neck yoke
Of souffle. a material thinner than
chiffon.
These aren't spectacular. and I
think they'd be very nice first
spring clothes. The necklace ?
on, we made that, too. Got a pair
Of flesh-colored pearl bracelets,
strung one from narrow black vel
x+at riHborS
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Hostess Asks About Dre>.
Cranberry Breakfast Bread
Delicious All Winter lono

Cranberry breakfast bread IS a
holiday hot bread all winter long.
Pour quick coffee cake batter over
tablespoons melted butter. =
cup sugar. and Il. cups whole raw
crsnberries spread in the bottom
q an eight-inch pan
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COOKING ATTRACTS ONE DEB

A LEADING lady among washngton's debutantes
"A is Elaine Darlington. handsome daughter of
Mrs. George Angus Garrett.
And applause for a mother -and-daughter act
goes to Nine. de Espn, charming and handsome
wife Of the Argentine ambassador and her tall
blonde debutante daughter, Louise Stillwell Al
though miss Stllwells social life this season has
left very little time for studies. she is keeping up
with the cooking class. Having settled the matter
of IF she only could cook" Miss Stlwel probably
won't have much use for a career. but she has plans
for study later, creative writing in particular
NO POLITICS FOR MISS FISH
ELIZABETH. the daughter of Representative and
II Mrs. Hamilton Fish, not only wants to write,
but has already done job on the class poem. Her
principal interest is art especially water coors and
pastels. She prize at local art school when
she was twelve and her collected work indicates tn
there.
She says Il won't go into politics For one thini
in politics. And don't like TO make speeches"
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FLASH" DRESS
COPIED IN WHITE

Here's the most glittering
dress in the picture: a silver lame
with a lot Of bodice draping. a
straight front-panel drape. and a
wide silver kid belt set with
lhinestones. Brenda liked the lines
but for her own wardrobe she had
II copied in white crepe. The
simpler YOU make dress. the
better she likes it
II you're not using IL, sell II with
Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone NAN 1851.
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TODAY'S
RECIPES
CRANBERRY PUNCH

CRANBERRY PUNCH
81 cups sugar
2 OTIS. and l cup boil
ing water
8 17-oz. cans jelied
cranberry sauce
IL cups lemon juice
cup pineapple juice
Ia OTIS. raspberry ice
Carbonated water
Mint leaves
Pineapple gems
Mint cherries
Cocktail sticks.
Rub jellied cranberry sauce into
sugar. Add hot water and STIR
until blended. Beat with rotary
bester to remove Jumps Adj
lemon and pineapple juices Strain
through fine sieve or cheesecloth.
Chill. When ready to serve. place
block Of ice in punch bowl Top
with raspberry ice. garnished with
mint leaves. Pour punch mixture
and carbonated water into bowl
over raspberry ice so that it breaks
up and floats through punch. In
sert mint cherries and pineapple
gems on cocktail sticks and place
in each cup. Makes about pa
quarts. Serves about so.
CAROLINA PORK CASSEROLE
Ia to cups diced cooked pork
l cup thinly sliced onions
2 thsps bacon fat or butter
l tbsp. flour
liz cups boiling water
l teasp. salt
!. teasp. pepper
y cup chill sauce
q tbsps. drained bottled horse
radish
IL teasps. Worcestershire sauce
? cups cooked hominy
Saute pork and onions in fat
until lightly Drowned. Stir IN
flour. Gradually add boiling water
and cook until thickened. stirring
constantly. Add salt, pepper, chill
sauce, horseradish, Worcester
shire sauce. and hominy. Bake in
buttered casserole in moderate
oven 1878 degrees F. As minutes.
Yield: portions.
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between them Another tell them
subject
studying King Smith School Drama
Another blonde contender for attraction
pretty bue-eyed Kitty Claude daughter
Claude This Navy daughter
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Capitals Debs Make Bright Spot
In War-Shad owed Social Theatre

BY GERRY DICK
WASHINGTON

who make their bows
w will the social pretty themselves
House
cutting
thester a shadovy place this
- octaIi,e arIcaE
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Good Taste Today

afterwards. and what would be the
wording Of these
Answer: Although the remar-
riage Of those who were divorced
is always news that is welcomed
TO an almost emotional degree by
all their friends. a celebration held
after their remarriage would be in
much better taste than any an
nouncement made beforehand of
their intentions II necessary TO
notify many people who live at
distance. cards printed with the
following wording would be per-
MISSILE:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown
are happy to announce
their remarrisge
on Saturday. December second
II you want TO include one, an at
home" address may be printed in
the lower left corner. in smaller
type. Usually. however. neither
invitations 10. nor announcements
Of the ceremony are sent out.
Eating shrimp and CLANS
Dear Mrs. Post: ts) When eat
ing a shrimp cocktail. is il proper
TO put a large shrimp in ones
mouth without cutting it tb)
How can steamed clans be eaten
except 10 use the fingers
Answer: tsl You cut the shrimp
in half with the edge Of the fork
against the side Of the glass. II
YOU can't do this. you have to put
the whole piece in your mouth be-
cause you certainly can't bite il
off the fork. (h) They can't.
Hostess Asks About Dress
Dear Mrs. Post: May a hostess
wear a long dress when her guests
will in all probability be in street
I length dresses
Answer: II is entirely proper
that she wear a long dress AZ
home. for afternoon and evening.
but not as early as al lunch.
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DOR one thing fewer girls taking year out
for social fling than before. Most Of those
who do devote as much time 10 Red Cross classes
in first aid. and raising funds for Bundles for
Britain" as they do to cocktail parties and dances
Rival beauties from the many Washington social
ciques are spotighted at coming parties and in
the social round which begins with the Thanksgiv-
ing OF your choice and continues TO Lent
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Making Joke OF Worrying Is Splendid Remedy for Annoying Habit
Anxieties and Cares Disappear
AS Soon AS They Are Ridiculed

Constant Worrier Advised 70 Keep in Mind That She
Is Not the Only One Who Worries Nov and Then
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Mary daughters
Dr. Norris twins Both
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should High Sch~ol Boys Wear
Coats and Ties:

I'm sorry, But l really couldn't
help the negative side in debat-
ing the question. Should coats
and ties be worn by the boys at
high school," I could. however,
agree that sweaters worn over
shirts and collars neatly held to-
gether with ties would be permits
sible. But a bare neck under a
sweater or shirt without a coat
would be establishing a very sloppy
habit Of dress that would ineyi-
tably lead TO equally sloppy man
ners.
Wedding Problem
Dear Mrs. Post: Ny fiance had
his name changed legally several
years ago. and he is now James
White. His father still calls him
self John Whiteoviteh. This DIFF
ference in their names has created
a problem in connection with the
wording Of the notice about our
engagement 10 the newspapers.
II We said that he was James
White. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
whiteovitch, wouldn't IL look as
though his mother had married
again and that Mr.. whiteoviteh
was his stspfather-
Answer II you say that his
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Whiteo-
witch. you will certainly have 70
explain that his own name Was
formerly the same as theirs. Un-
less. let us say, they live abroad
and your fiance thinks thi.
necessitates a too long family his
tory. In this case, you could say
that Mr.. and Mrs. Jones announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Mary Anne. TO Mr.. White and ado
something about himself. Such a:
that he was educated abroad anc
that his present business connee'
ton is such and such. or whatever
might identify him.
No Fanfare Best Way
Dear Mrs. Post: Do you thinb
IL might be considered out Of plse'
for a woman who has been di
vorced for ten years 10 give
party announcing her intention q
remsrry her ex-hushsnd II no
permissible n do this. then ma,
they send out announcement
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and nostalgia relief for Capitalists who are suffer
ing from Headline Headaches these days. The stiff
white invitation cards the orchestra down from
New York and the long white kid gloves are in the
good old tradition. But the youngsters themselves.
though they ourtsy 10 custom. make a bow 10 to-
morrow. too. They are a serious lot.
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TEST ANSWERS

TEST ANSWERS
I. Peanuts.
:. Germany.
g. Jacques Anatole rhibault.
Z. Metric system.
8. No.
Q. Lunatic fringe.
Z, Napoloni.
3. No.
.. Carrie Jacobs Bond.
10. Persia.