The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 363, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 7, 1922 Page: 3 of 10
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A Few Brief Particulars
for your eftosts.
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Ware's Black Powder has
As Dr. Price's Phosphate Baking
$00
OPPOSE WAGE CUT
to desired, but no other words will
For Complete Details Call at
J. R. Reed Music Co
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AUSTIN'S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE
4906
805 Congress
Phones 7508-6524
ft bale in Austin by
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Army Is Secret
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TODAY AND
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The Ordinary, But See if You
Can Beat It for a $15 Prize
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ta the
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scopal School*
ims Credit of
irst China Troop
ns are being made for "ex-
mts” • day next Saturday at
pular Baking Powder and per-
ips winning a substantial prize
That statement was made today
by Karl Kautsky, veteran socialist
When a man is mad, he cusses
When a woman is made, she cries.
Cussing doesn’t get the man much
igns in the
tork on real
id light back
.45 to $5.75
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■V JAMES W. OGAN.
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WASHINGTON. June «.—The ad-
ministration tariff bill will fail of
passage during the life of the pres-
ent congress unless some means is
found of speeding its consideration,
Senator Lenroot declared this eve-
ning in an attack on democrats for
alleged dilatory tactics.
The Wisconsin senator’s charge
brought Senator Robinson of Arkan.
sas to his feet in denial that the
made practical. An opportunity for all of us
to do the thing we have always or an tad to
do, but thought we couldn’t afford, for those
in the home we love.
Now anyone, o matter how moderate his
circumstances, can experience the joy of
giving one.
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be sold for UM eech. the
“On the Blue Danube" and
of Tyol," made ia
been sent to America for
Jerome Storm will dir ast ths
ing at “St Ehmo," starring
Gilbert.
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“YELLOW MEN AND GOLD” UPSETS MOVIE
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Does your wedding anniversary come in
June?
Or maybe your daughter ia to be a June
bride?—or a June graduate?
Here is a club formed to meet just such situ-
father, to give a Supreme Gift—a genuine
Brunswick—without financial strain.
It la called the Jume-Day Gift Club, and any-
one can join. A beautiful new sentiment that
has taken a hold on the hearts of folks from
one end of the lAnd to the other.
*(R=s comes acidity of the ahrwr^rh
and leaves digestive juices
free to do their work.
Ware’s Black Powder Tablets
The Ware Chemical Co,
Dall Texas
Bert Lytell
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AUSTIN AMERICAN. AUSTIN? TEXAS. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7, 1922.
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Suddenly his hair stood on end. for
an immense shark charged and slid
across a submerged part of the
ice about three feet from his foot.
Jim hastily rammed pewder into
his gun, but he found that he had
Good for One Month Only
Note particularly that the advantages offered
in the June- Day Gift Club are offered for this
month only. • - -
“Going Straight!*
- From the Movie Files of 1930
Eat Anything
You Want
A man ought not to
worry when he sits
down to a meal be-
cause he fears the
aftereffects. Heought
to be free to eat any-
thing and everything
that is good and whole-
some. Ifthestomach
ia in an alkaline con-
dition, the function of
digestion is not apt to
be hindered. Ware’s
Black Powder over-
1
es here,
tents re-
are a few
For the rhyme selected as best
a prise of 3100 will be given: for
the second, third and fourth best
rhymes prise* of 375, $50, and 325. i
respectively will be given And
besides these prises there will be
31 prixes of 35 each for the next
T, I4. Junei
1o and Bosaie
ng the country
George D MHM
field worker of
one dead body
ar at the Vieeke
Pacific relleda
a, lata laat g
was made T
witchman, I
through the
THE OLD FISH MAN CERTAINEY
" KNOWS WHERE THEY WANT FISH
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to $7.95
Rid You of That "Full" Feeling After Meals
Formulated by Dr. James Ware, a well-known
Southern physician. Ware’s Black Powder (in conve-
nient tablet form) helps digestion, overcomes dye-
pepsia, prevents gas on the stomach, bad taste in
the mouth, and keeps the whole alimentary tract
in good condition,
Governor Pat
ment that his credenttala no
will he recognize by thel . ---- - ------
I Staies after Juhe .10 ThelPowder sells for only 23 cents a
is splendid for all stomach and
disturbances. In use 40 years,
utely harmless, Keepabottle
house all the time; carry a pa
of the tablets with you when I
ing. At all drug stores 50c and
ties. the full s mount of the prize
will be given to each tying con-
testant. Write plainly on only one
side of a sheet of paper and be sure
RCAGO. Jun —■Credit for or-
kinK the first bo, scout troop in
M is claimed by Boone uni-
FF. a P*rotestant Kp tor opal m-
Qon at Wuchang, a reprenen-
(.of which. Rev Alfred A Gl-
has arrived in this country in
remit troops of the school the
of official and wel-to-do fam-
Pare taught to use their hands
he Are drilA, bridge and hut
Ing. fence and tree elimbing,
hut and tent making. atrording
rtatement from the department
■erion* of the Protest Episcopal
—EXTRAS—
Mack Sennett Comedy
THE DUCK HUNTERS’*
Also Queen News
, . - your rhyme before July 1st to Price
ing here to consider the actjoh Baking Powder Factory. 1003 Inde.
ie railron labor board, 13 Unes pendence Blvd. Chieago, III
| represented. । (Advertisement,;
in a whimsical comedy
“Restless Souls”
You see a shot fired in a picture
and its effect on various members
of the cast. To get that effect more
than one shot is fired.
In the "Siren Call” 50 cartridge*
were used in the photographing of
the effect of one shot.
This was done for a genetal scene
of the incident close-ups of Dorothy
Dalton. the star, and Mitchell Lewis,
the villain, and of the effect on a
baby and a dog. Many of these
scenes were retaken several times.
o writing rhymes on this
For The Stomaci
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UICAOO, lit.. Juno The Chi- I be allowed if you haven't a can
I amt Western Generai Chair-1 of Dr. Price’s, /you can nee one
* anmoclation, atrmitated With . free at almost any (rocer'a. It la
United Hrotherhood of Main- not • roquvrement that you pat
nce of Way Employes and nan- Ishane • can in order to be ellgible
LShop Worker,, and represett- in thin contest,
S5 per cent pf the maintetnnce
ay eplyes, voted unanfmous-
bst eruy to support the minor*
opivion of the Unted States
load labor board in its deninton
ng about 343.000.000 from the
of 400,000 railroad workers.
re oraninatin held a spacial
AN AMATAGGAnAD i "3 est rhyme*. With such a long
AH BDBA•N izst of prizes as three, It would be’
IS ASKED TO DEPART a pity not to try your hand
Richard Dix, hero of “Yeliow Men
and Gold,” and now cast far a big .
role in “The Christian.”
ear Menis’
The initial dues are only 32. You can
join at the Brunswick dealer named below
Membership givew you the choice of any of
the three most popular Brunswick instru-
ments pictured on this page.
Two, you will note, are of the conventional
cabinet design, while the third is a console of
rare craftsmanship and charm.
You simply choose the instrument you wish.
Then, on whatever date you aay, it will be
delve red with your gift card attached. And
with it will come—
But that is a plan that is not being published,
for it would take all the surprise away from
the gift. The dealer you call on will explain
rtment acted ntur Mr. Bakh-; 12 cn, some rhymes could play
ff himself. taltina noike of sen-’up the great economy of this pure
sriticien of his continued pren-iand wholesome baking powder.
here had ottered to retire All rhymes must be received by
lid ths Washington govern me ut; July 1, 1922. Only words appear-
e jt. ’ing on the label of the Dr. Pi lew
-— Iran (front and back) may be used
I These words may be used as often
A most eom-
plete booklet
ha* been pre-
pered
about the illa
of thtptom:
achandhow
to car* Nr
them. Acopy
ia yours for
tbe astng.
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and that the shark would kill-him hav of getting the necessities “of
unless he could be shot, cold drops. life under existing conditions,
of perspiration stood out upon his! This explains the fact that thre
forehend. It was 9 cold that theylare fewer desertions in the Rus-
omrmgnappuk’thrnxfintomhpeudthemitangarmy now than in former
he fired at the shark The heat of - —
Adapted From Richard Hard-
ing Davis’ Story, “Playing
Dead”
Anyone may enter the Contest,
but only one rhyme from each pez .
eon will be considered. In case of
AT THE THEATERS.
Majestic: “Foolish Wives."
Hancock: Alice Lake in “The Gold-
en Gift.”
Queen: Earle Williams in “Rest-
lees Sauls. ”
Texas: Bert LyteM in “The Idle
Rich."
Grand Central: Ruth Rolan in The
White Eagle.”
Mabel Normand to
Come to Queen
tild is a new co-op-
-sharing producing
John Spence, Gertrude Whitis,
M A Hsteher. Spurgeon Rell,
ry P. Finch, Sterling R Ful-
Cari G Hartman. Charles S.
Mr*. E J Villa vase
NUhuik"
cib
Mabel Normand. who is tearing
Europe and who is an internation-
ally-known actress, will appear at
the Queen theater Saturday in one
of her greatest productions. "Molly
O ” Miss Normand has been a pop-
ular favorite with the pubic for
many seasons and in selecting the
picture in which Austin will see her
she has been cast in one that is
particularly well adapted to her.
ASHINGTON, June • — Borah
pehtetf. whose status as Rus-
ambassador her has been a
et of controvorsy since the
nsky government which ap-,
ed him collapsed five years 4
‘has been notified by the state
no shot When he realised this.
Twelve years ago Robert Caln,
now playing the heavy in "Burning
Sands," appeared with Mary Pick-
ford in New York. Exteriors of
Sing Sing were required but he
expense of going up the Hudson to
Ossining was too great, so the cast
of three and the director went
across the river to take the scenes
at Hackensack county jail. The
movies do grow!
BERLIN. June 6.— “The bolshe-
vist regime cannot be unhorsed
fust as long as the leaders are ahle
to feed and clothe the red army.
“There Is no immediate prospect
of revolt among the troops as the
soldier* realise that service in the
minority is filibustering and with
a counter-attack on the iniquity, ha The Film gui
said, the bill contained. gerative, profit
WB of Former Students
bates Commencement;
vemor Neff Will Speak
County Club Banquet.
than many who now wear the dia- ' organization formefl by gtaduates
dem of stardom. • of Harvard, Pzinceton and Tale.
Richard Dix appears to me an
actor of only mediocre ability. But After Charles Ray completes “The
that opinion is no criterion by which Tailor Made Man" he probably will
to judge a player's claim to stardom. ---------- - - ■■ 1 ■ ■ aan ., 1 sew
The girls are wild about Dix. just as -----------------
they are about Valentino. And Dix
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rtation trom
f LIGHTNING
Tex., June G.--J
iving or a farn
about 33 milesri
killed by light
orse yesteray l
‘cloek. Mis hi
Renfro wes
as a eandidatel
of Bracoe cou
goto Austin'
s bar examinat
ate of the Uni
re Funeral serv
the explosion melted the pieces of
ice. but upon coming into the air
the ice froze again, and pierced the
shark’s brain it melted and the
shark died of water on the brain.
An hour later Jim was saved by
the vessel that had sighted him.
Tours truthfully.
ROBERT H HAMILTON.
1807 Congress avenue.
ing of the ex-students aaso-
on wil be held, a banquet will
iven at the Country dub. the
apal address to be by overnor
M. Neff of the university class
MT. and class reunions held in
evening. Reservationa for the
boon will be made up until Fri-
neon, through Miss Etta Lay.
"Yellow Men and Gold" ia interest-
ing because it puts the safety at a
white man in the hands ef Chinese,
ail trustworthy, and makes villains
i of white men
That violates a long standing
t though false tradition at the movie
, which has set a bi inhod the yeilow
man as a figure of villainy.
। However, the melodrama is pre-
sented as the plot of a story con-
reived by a young writer who em-
ploys his neighbors as the char-
actors of his fiction This gives ex-
cuss for the breaking of tadition,
perhapa it also gives full play to
the imagination in constructing the
melodrama.
M sin dramas again are returning
I to favor on the screen, but the ae-
tion of most of them appears forced
and not at all plausible The di-
rector and the scenarist do not make
Here's a 4-line rhyme aa «
ample:
Biscuits, muffin*, pie or cake.
With Dr Price’ Powder bake.
The Price’* Co., guarantee
No alum in the can* to be.
No one worries as much over
what he males as over what be
gets. j
miring the last few years* Mr
han said in telling about the uni-
■y. ’the International and in-
Al political probiems nt China
I been a sourre of great trouble
pose in charge of educational
Putions No Chinese are bet-
Enformed concerning the facts
Abo opinion* of leading foreign-
And Chinees than the students
mobs and similar institutions
5 have heard their teachers and
■Ally newspaper* way that the
anding faiings of the Chinese
I cowardice and callousness
11 then these men try to be
I* and outspoken and to feel
■ heir country and their op-
ted fellow*, there I* developed
kpiosive force which may well
| trouble for a missionary in-
Eton carrfed on under a foreign
in the city of an oppressive,
km. military dictator
ractically all are agreed that
irst student strike was one of
most effective demonstration*
L tried national feeling that have
I been exhibited It is also
hel that th* mecond strike wa*
•Metre, being engineered for
Lie political purposes. This
ad strike almost resulted in a
dy at Boone through a mis-
Lera nd ing between the faculty
Fhe students, but it finally be-
I an exhibition of th* ability of
Atudent* to judge wisely of a
e situation. For the last two
b the judicial reaction of the
Ie men to nor various crises
bhswn ths great value of their
ing.
t the B*>ne debating boctety in
pnee to political and social
ions the thought is constanty
Meed that immediate or showy
ig are not denired. but rathec
I is soukht I* the lasting good
e Whole people ”
v. T. K. Yen, father of the
rat Chinese foreign minister.
V. Yen. was one of the foun-
lot Boone.
leadera who is working to reunite
the party split up by the war.
He believes that Russia's condi-
tion will steadily grow worse un-
til untold millions die of starva-
tion. and that it will be ten years
bofore the building process can
begin in earnest i
Hence, we urge you to obtain the facts at
once. Thousands of people will join this
cluh. We have enough instruments in
Austin to supply the local demand— we hope
But It is not advisable to delay, and thus
take chances of not being able to obtain the
instrument today.
this confidential feature in person Or phone
for it to be mailed you.
A Big Gift
Yet, But Little Outlay
When you get the full details of the club,
you will be amazed that to supreme a- gift
can be made with to little outlay of money.
Scores have joined in this city: tens of thou-
building H waa an-
A new contest is just being
started which will interest every-
one who reads this paper Anyone
can enter this Contest—anyone can
win! All It is necessary to do is
to write a 4-line rhyme on Dr.
Prce's Phosphate Baking Powder,
using only the words which appear
on the label of the Dr. Price can
(front and back) ♦
Isn't that easy? Fveryone likes
to make rhymes and here l« a,
chance to spend a fascinating hour •
NDENT wa
ghtes jewels a
lern, economic
ften this indep
t the coat of 1m
ruing woman si
r duties a pre
skache and deep
i her independ
re of a burden
E Pinkham’s V
I has helped i
regain their M
p many more.-
However, “Teltow Men and Odd”
approaches perfection in continuity.
It intrigues the interest as quickly
and steadfastly as a detective mys-
tery story, and since it reveals itself
as a purely imaginative story, you
do not feel that hokum to being >
practiced on you
"Yellow Men and Gold” is recom-
mended to all aspiring scenarists as!
a model of continuity. *
Helene Chadwick and Richard
Dix are featured ip “Yellow Men
and Gold.” They have played to-
gether in a number of films made
by the Goldwyn stock company but
have not yet achieved stardom
The writer believes Helene Chad-
wick ia potentially one of the big ,
I stars of the day. a better actress
N
to give your name and address Send
is a better actor than Valentino.
52nywMLeMTHae
A Ala (7 I LAST rwo DAYS
mOuy-• [MAJESTIC I
They Clamored
for Admittance!
From East and Wat
They Came to See
“The Most Talked
of Picture in
Americof*
I varsity, when
Helene Chadwick, heroine of “Yel-
low Men and Gold,” and on* of the
screen’s meat promising actrow
bred will consist of the facul-
M member* of the classes due
eunion who live in Austin. The
rman of both the committees
be Mrs Boyd Wells Austin
bees of the classes of 1887, 1892,
I INI, 1907, 1913 and 1917, it
stated, are: Mrs. W.(. Frank-
Victoc L. Brooks, C“S. Clarke,
e T. B. Greenwood, Maclovia
Dr W A Harper. J. G. Jones.
James H. Maxwell, D. E Me-
hr J. B. Pope, Sidney M. Poesy.
Doser. Dr. J. H Wooten, T. L
k Jesse W Maxwell. 8. H
lett, Mrs W. S. Red. J. H
well, Eugenia Collett, Minnie
Franz Fieyt, Mrs. R G Weat,
. Hunnieve. Mrs R W. Ran-
a. Judge Q S, Matthews, J. H
rot!. Mr* L R Walden. Frank
aymond, John I. Rundell, Mrs
L Sledman, W. B. Smith, A. T.
han. Mrs Boyd Wells, Mrs P
Nthony. Mrs. A. K. Christian.
Palmer George W. Mur-
Mrs. Wilier Henson Mrs C. B,
er, Mrs. Romelle Goree, Mr*
les W Hackett. Mr*. F C.
e, Mrs Joel Moore. Mr* J. A.
V, Attorney General W. A.
univesstty to the Country club,
will be supplied by the Austin
ry dub.
stivities will begin Saturday
blag, the first day of university
nencement, with a get-together
Mion at 10 o’clock in the T M
I parlor* A business session
bp held at 11 o’clock and the
Mion. In which Governor Neff,
peaker, will commemorate the
ty-fifth anniversary of his
L win de held at 12 o'clock.
I Faculty to Receive.
e reception committee at the
Why This Club
Was Formed
Every June fins thou-
•and* of parenta, wit ta
love I* their heart*,
wentiag to give thefr
bride daughters, er
echool-giri graduates a
gift *a wonderful ae the
greatness of their love,
but without the fnan-
cial means to de no
Aad thin applies to the
husband, toe. whose
weding anniversary
comes thia month.
Ho thi June-Dar Girt
Club wa* formed—a re-
markable new idea that
piaces the Gift of all
Gifts within the means
of every puree.
The next Movie Chat shows how
one should behave at the table.
Among the admonitions are these:
Don’t place your napkin anywhere
but in your lap—and don’t unfold it I
entirely. Never lean upon the table: |
hold yourself in an erect but not
stiff position. Never place your
knife to your mouth for any pur-
pose whatever. Never blow on your
soup to cool it.
The movies may yet make eating
in public sufferable for those who
live to eat and insufferable for
those who eat to live.
Hot dog! They're clogging up
the mail with fish ntories for The
Austin American's contest for the
33d worth of fishing tackle offered
by Colonel Petmecky for the best
three fish yarns between now and
July 4. Little things like 150
Shriners going to Frisco ain’t stop-
ping this town—no. air’ Think
you're a good fisherman- well.
Munchausen, come on. kid. and tell
the boys how you roped the fish
off the Woolworth Tower back in
‘861 Get the broom—brush the dust
off the old ones!
Robert H Hamilton. 1307 Con
gress avenue, shoots at us with s
story this morning Mail ’em to
"Hports Editor, care Austin Ameri-
can.” Shoot 'em, kid! Here’s Mr.
Hamilton's shot:
This story is an account of what
actually happened tn an old sailor
I know. In 1868, this sailor, Jim
Wackvert,. had got a job on one
of the old-time whalers The ship
had been frozen in the ice near
the Greenland coant about half a
mile from almost open water. One
day Jim got permission from the
captain to hast for a while. He
took his gun. his bag of shot, and
hl* powder horn, and walked to
clear water.
He didn’t have very good luck,
but he got very tired and sat down
on the edge of the ice to rest. In
a little he looked around and was
horrified to see that the large chunk '
of ice that he’d been Bitting on had |
broken off and was Routing out i
into open water it was too cold ’
to try to swim back, so he had to i
stay on the ice. The ice was caught I
In the Labrador current, and he wa* |
carried out into the Atlantic. He |
managed to stay alive by shooting ।
sea gulls and eating them Then '
one day Jim noticed that his cake ■
of ice was very small and that it 1
could not hold him up much longer. •
An hour later he sighted a ship
He managed to catch their atten- |
tion, and they started toward him. I
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