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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
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 A.ERnxI6EeD eDR5E1ssss1sEa64on@ Hsy&d1e title eR Faaa p9EEa1't aeasaaEs has been caz4ed by. euNEaca as ozse s.1R fIae ssebScEbfng and ssEahEan skbe3es of 1oveaand adve4a- ere ever AEfred. The plot 1s an sus 1a0t to 0AssEhd the snaogt casgsrva- eaRee ants saacazEd prove most pow ,Issaf fffAsS9foEa.
 nafkh eaDray and Antonio Moreno awA 1eans1red sAasad>are zg4ven ezcsUtfon- aaSud DeF Fatlae display of their fin t4sef ncve1Ey Fcro1oat4c act, Fun h a GEE1xAsfuzz1," aIee bo head the vsl.,x7.evalSe. end yof the DtE. Although tuexuAaxcan1 yseEnEs of daEfng in rapid Are 4Gr,feg, Che trao seeks to place fun in tz1e baaa sand keep Fhe audience in cc4u&1ug fss heagt beats at some eNsEEs1E sscapa4e on EE1s part Of one Of Gae suaaubers ce&ta7e company.
 HaEssn a, EEuaner h@ve a neak and pta@sgZy sorfg1ea3 Hsg7e sksk%tlxak fn- eaAkss scaSs, taHa1sassg Ana comedy ? ld1e1pe 5Bevss&akaly caaaB for more, T be AcaEEsssa ~s-oas9edY BoEr wfIh also f5 eS on 1aae hSE1 ta Hs Egx14zy D singing oQHsrfng as has svgr bsan presented here. CsIF1bcn szstsEx two very eazazEEs1azg yomag uiaSses in dninty wardrCRsn eWass xwssBsu4 a p3evsF dancing fankzay e3eU9Eds ss1GcL tO be ezrHad1ne1y fasctEnAa5aE. czzSE5s9s Claapz1R 1n an- other Of ffSU~e MpEua1s5DxzsEv funny KaystCzzs eUrs.sessa. azks " ElE faEg ghEeh made Iaazn s4azss, w5zb De shown. Eha tte4e df tE1e panE9Eee fgs "AEaRe5fs hEar- r1ad L3Ea~ ~4g 1EaszrzA Cook completes stsse ,Dkll,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Engraved
 o A R DsS
 AT SOUTHWORTH'S 10 ARCADE
PROPOSAL FOR STATE
 ROAD WORK.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re- eei~ed by the State Highway Com= r,aiagpeaaR, Roam gF, Canital. Hart- faFd, Gann,, l1nti1 2 P, M., Friday July 3, 1915, for the following sec tfsRs efe state road work in accordance with plans and Specifications on file n tla a9flee ef the State Highwag Gamvatsstsner' and at the fello&E4ng P9Aees:
 TOWN 6# BETHEL; About 6,s16 linear feet of gravel eonstruetten. P9aas and speelfiea@tens at the Tezyn nEewfesVn: About a,61a linear feet of Matipe Stone constTnet1gn. Rlans and Specifications at Rewn Clerks affiee, RewtgWR: All bids must be aeeoa7 panied hy a surety eezaE9apy bond or 3, certified ieheolz n9t- less than ene-tfaird ef The cost of the weF7s, Fhe stafe Htghsgay Com missioner reserves the pi sht to reject any and all bids. Dat ed at Hartford, Conn., June gg, 1sa5.
 O. J. Bennett, State Highway 9enmissieneE,
 Room aF, Capitol, Hartford, Conn.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

MEDTCINE:ssR

We s]zaR4 .sAe aaEaa ef-eNeEx saaasaR eveEY~Ae|a WAa IS saA4ARAaG with free sample bottle of HlTss Fseana5se Remedy We don't cage AsSE IeaB er hew severa he has had ks, aa there are very Few eases that 7haFa tAeE y1eIaed sssd beeRo #aee#ataghax eaFaasE1ah 1t It Weraes at reace, la tTTen@g%sse4R hea1EW 1t steps the pain. DaRT taRe eaF rVgpRd for it-test%a at esaF MReRsa. Thta Is nat a new 14RtFaad taalugs Fer twenty five yeaEs 1t has heeR regarded by pf1szsieiaas eas REaGaiea3lF the asaty eeR- taisa treatment fer this terrible dis Sxer 1eeee Hestimeaiaas Llza Hhasss Mr. H. M, NhieFR, 6eety, GFaadqK9dee of Mason of pSew York clty writes Eaatisza aaF RaaRE years tWe dessa gte1ped al pain and enc AettIe eszsad nae.f
 aap. A. aeldmaa, vlet@gia, Faaaa, TeEy h1galy. 1t has deRs HeeEe asF EHa
 3aspshaH B. ". aeFsfF, ef 7e AfaR- su suffered with pazeazsaatasa ee# many years. nave tried alHast every kno4a rezaedy but got ae FeFfef er euFe an4H l took yours In fsEes=etghs heGsEs, i was entirely t sared aaa 7,d asee from all Hills RheaEnatle fazpedy is on sa3a at most drug steEas a* sa-ea per be5- tie. Qae heEtle gsaasa4lY efgeets 8 eoraeista eure. 0aH CT send 1eT free sannie bottle and heoislet at asoa. FheTe Is pa ggea#eF service yea can perfeEEa for ht1na1zIkTS te tell aEV 'rhezaaa*ic ssa2AeRaF abez* this WaaaeF- fui pssaaEa4lons AFegs' A Afedl~ cine FGo.. 11F Esast S8sa +st., New F1Ekp N. '. | AGi4MFs EEADFEER 4aG F GaeA Men Make k4A 2 AaT ga QuF BpaRaEatisEs. 3SB No#F-~A'taHl
 Fifty cars af new wheat wore Ee- sefred at St. Louis,
 | The &ew FaElng gaffee Bxeiaa nge will be closed July and 5.
 Fine government afT E6feEzFaa is talzdEag steps tevppexent the spGead Of c31e1sEa-
 Fhe annual ineeEeudlaGiate regatta kEFiil be held eR the Hpdsen at Re4gh- lkeepsie to-day: GolunHbfa is favor Id in the betting.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Thaa afap,or9<iuIks In.

HS sssNs9oEl HNAOs~S AH1
 The return Of spr1ngtime has sfu11y impressed each resident of our up to date village of Carey with renewed energy in helping Dame Nature to i'm prove the exalted tnvaronments in it's progressive activities so effectively maintained within her borders, dem onstrating the high grade ideals of her social and business relation with her citizenship and the stranger which chance to visit her domfcile.
 JOSEPH B. WONDER, Mayor. Carey eOA Times.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
CERTILAX
The Certain Laxative

A harmless and sure remedy for Constipation, Torpid LAver, Headache, Bihousness, and Foul Brea4h. Made from the fornulae of a celebrated specialist of New Yo43E City. Do the work pleasantIy-do not gTape 1oc, 26c, soc. At all drug stores or direct on receipt of price. Curts Chernacal O.. 117 E. 24th St., New York
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
PA TIE NTS

a. M. WOOSTER. Attorney-at-Iaw LAoeeExamfner U. b. Patent Omce a11S MAIN ST. SECURITY BLDG
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Send Postal for Booklet on Patents
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Did e4e l5aue VNoodsn Leg In 4&2
 George OakeS, living north of P1ne river, lost his hose and contents by dre@ one day last 1week-G Gratiot Coun- ty @Gteh-) } )1HeTa1d
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
PaNH knorta. EA,erret,inu.

W1l1fe- Paw, what does casting your bread On the waters mean7
 Paw-T6 means thatsit issgood ,poafcy to buy a drink for a man when you know that he is going to buy you two or threesin return, my son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
TwrsaAboux..

Tarsaz About. That morning when leaving home MT. Jones threw a banana skin on the sidewalk
 That night when he was returning home the banana skin threw Mfr. Jones on the sidewalk.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Rs&nhag

ThaBsvvorad svrozz1d be a lovely placA
 A para7lse, rah, mel
 IT men weFeSout as perfect as e Our wives think we should be.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Bot skess a Corn Fed.

legged one gave Mator Fatrplay the mitten the other ntght.-Exchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
An ImEsaoFtaI Ia Bad.

was arrested here last week-W. A. A., LsoU1sv1Tle, Ky.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

As the continuation of the legisIa- ture's five month bitter discussion e1 ga prohibition amendment. RePresen- 'tatives J. P. Goodwin and W. P.s Ma honey engaged in a fist fight on the floor of the Arizona Assembly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Thaans a ReasonI

ssrgcbody loves me! My, oh, mys'' Sighed 1fkt8e Mary ATunyons. ''IJo wondery'' I soon made reply, ''You have been eating onions"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Fha Reiehstag is expecting te con- Eele in August.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Mrs. Elizabeth Bellows widow ef feE- R9sT District Attorney JeaR B, Eel lows, was burned to deafh when he1 clothing caught fire from a gas stove in her hezaae in New York as she was making tea
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
ThInpsstO Worr,

Ttl3nH0sFO NVoFrY About. The twenfy-dfth octave above the dturnaI terrestrial vibration has 3S .554,- 432 daily vibrations.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Ten persons we're injured, tre fa7 tally, S5by exRIes4eR that wreeaees5 sseEz en buildings at the Ritksbarsa plant of the Aetna Explosives Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Russian soldiers are sta4ie9ed at Brnaiah te PEeIent aFafi=AERsriean riots, and te protect foreigners.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
STATE OF CONNECTTCUT, DX6ERIOT OF BRIDGEPORT, PROBATE COURT.

PROBATE COURT.
 June 2e, 1915. Estate o3 Anna B. White, IaAe of the town of Brfdgeporf In sald dls- tptct deceasAd.
 The Court of PrBka&e for the Dis- trict of DE*daHroxt, ha;6h limited and azIoved six months freTn the date hereof for Credf10E@ Of said Estate to exhftft thefr claims for settlement. Those who ,nes5ectsto. present their ae- counts, properly attested, within said ftfnfe, will be deharEsed a raeeRerY, All .pergons fadebAed to said Eskate ar& reqDested te make immediate pay naen+ to
 MkRHAREF I1I1ONARD, AdAaintaeHa&rdx, 5S7 Pembroke St, D 26 3s@p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Oar Daily Special. You ean,trafse the dust By blowing aboa6 yourself.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Says Rscn at
 TDsBa Concern

CzazRagh, 4xne 5Se-Ee aa4lbn has become a.xmaeear of pazhasp concern, sad DE, Aaepa GaT1asr0n Rf Chicago, oOs ltendang FHxan adaDess before the AT 9eriGaR hsgsfaGae 0GsHamepp hs fe tnAay s5at 'sl s1zl sszae past zEaa atti- +lade to1 xacn 5n knaerlea -la.s beaas e4szss s1sazBfEzlzf to whom joy 5s 5stazlsaasarss
 u% caazepna. was sHeazEfEsg before the EEzEzd4E Of sReda1ngy 6f tlae zT1astl- tE1hey G9EuHaksagss El9e 'sszeGt Of Hay on A1sEhaIs Daas10uszzae and sEauea- tIsu4
 Tee saeRae tzaat the love seesp1sex will irseeE2eEe<aFSth the t9ve ef swoEkpaad uaz7srHlaae efazacAsE, is agEnz1zadzass P he asAas 'Easw develops snEgsFaIe vskaI~ Hys n1zSa9Ezs energy and skill and 1sa- ha0asts SpadzEE a4zsHEaoa azza ezaffiusi- RsEa taesstAag.
 '-Sva0Eak> Is Iass1 @Aaetava, Ik lacks s1ax1azssAzzsAza., esd dezezeBs eFs1Y in g AesataWs Waw w4aeH the eAfsa does things EeHafgRsb0 It's snatzEaI in 6Aeai- snaes80e SozFzzE7s sas sAR aduEt4, EueA lack Of aetsB6av aa4nasses vfeallty, pOW5aI E15at Eagbt Feeaa44oa is aef H4Esreay 5E3lsS1as8Rae b9zt daVa1e eE5zHeatal.
 4edsER eera4A9Rsr eEa9RHk lated by yeeeEzb k7RofeEzEza seela1S SeEzaages, is se9 peRiszsslEg 3 1eEaed e9 Festaezsaess diso6R@as7&4 and s3BEF1HzeFsaaEi6az Say- ! S1e@ 93eE4e9SS 61 SsE@991 are R61RG tEied3sAeas faae ~zlavsseaaaO7 ia 5y71seEs the Aazzas7eE's iEFeaRese is eeabeaed sF the 6e1EgeH aEd ehefF~ activities and net Ea1HaszY aB5eets SE study: Aaatbez nAwa neheEEaea a3l6assehe8z wAiesa pseegEdazse e@aae tl4e eaaf7Ts edueaf4eE is geRlgRsez7seyeE day.
 'Ea5eTF6 4ha%e alse tfze~ aRea ajI se1a6G& &aEE Ea7e aRaeaa1e saH6 tusaezz= Lar bat EEae mass ef eIaaIdReH aFesA9Be e6EBFs te be ABEital5zeA aa6 sBAjeGeRa eB stEFRg ef diseases. Be oa04aA4 eEs5 Best ednaae2Baal aavaaea. gss 7azzsk be hIkRd, deaf, feeble zTizzaaA nFe aReeEFagfh1R. Then he i. llyiveH a#eFHases play gFeuRAes gEHaa. iSiuzTassBaEhss fFesA sir in asaaaaaee gaEd6Rssa RREsy shHRs, NsBFaal eh1 dReH HnHstsEeE szfSzg sef4s best they eaF EEz91geaE EHe@.
 t4Ea1e sFeaf BzzsfHess ef fine efaizd il n6< sf9~Pa5s sesEaRaiRat tasFs BHE8 Ee lgHeE HP. The faF98s ef our RieasFzEsssaeI gnd4sc1sse hat zWe really aEa rTTeFl is fH1PeEtaHt, but it is only one ef ths iHHp6Etaat FFTsHgs. Tt is always tfas eBSFzt that. Bzays.' HazzeaffeR aaas feElsa1s SFa6t sPFa1y hs9EF te get f7ae Fnes 4 out of tine sYFeFking h6a4Fs, B44t a1se fheW tBssRsRd PFefEabfv and 5eyeus1, bfhs hours fha3 FeHaia,1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

#he British Government is buying meat heavily.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Bis of Byplay By Luke hfCEsuke Copyright. 19a6. the CtnCinmAE3
 Enquirer
By Luke htckuke

Mean Brute! "Some of these dern newspapers print nothing but nes," growled MT. Gabb as he slammed the evening pa per on the floor.
 'What's the matter, now2'' asked Mrs. Gabb.
 "Why, there is an article in that sheet stating that a woman was un- speakably happy" replied MT. Gabb.
 Fact.
 You may be cheated, it is true
 When you are buying pleasure, But when you borrow trouble you Are sure to get good measure.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

A factory employing a,9es ReEseai will be esta99Iished ia Brooklyn b, the American Tobacco Go.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

A severe e7aetFica1 sterzne stExsk fG7oversville, New York BeTszsppzE-
 Eballed one another withsfzas ehaH.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Ine-eEe sold at s1ss. .ss g ton at E5PIin, Mo, the highest price ever paid.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28
Mn94aAR Ta. Manaes.

Eva-Lea< hyessat<sadbuFy, Ont.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND Ea BOUQUETS JOHN RECK S0E -s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-28

Fifty cars af asw wheat were Fe- sefved at St. Louis.
 Hhe Mew FaEasg gRnee Bxeiaange will be closed July 8 and 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
SAYS RECALL OF ATTACHES
DUE TO POLITICAL REASONS
'onht Won RercntlOw Remarks on
campaign Against Germans hy
HrItiSh and American I,resx

BERLIN, becembo; 10 iVia I,ondop1
= cunt Won Reventlow in the Tarcs
Icitung, commenting on the recall of
the German naval and militar al
tachcs 1T Washington. declare no
hnds II Impossible to believe that the
request that they be recalled was not
due to political reasons In addition
ne continues. is the fact that the re-
call was made after long campai-n
of the British pres. and the Amcri-
can press. which takes sides with the
enemies of Germany
Count Won Reventlow quotes a
Washington dispatch referring To tho
danger of Il severance Of relations hc
tween Austria and the United States
and says he does not know how high
iy AustI in estimates the danger of a
severance. and is curious tC learn what
position ii will take. He quotes with
approval the remarks of the Lokal
anHciEcr, in which ii declares that
ne United States demands that n sub
marine shall not fire when "a ship fees
lfier becing challenged. hut shall in
respectful silence let il See"
The Eouzcn Zeitung. abiding to
president Wilson's policy EXPLAINS II
as follows:
The presidential election. which
cakes place next year, casts its shad-
o" before. The elections are very ex
pensive. and parties must think In
advance OF assuring themselves of tho
ASSISTANCE or persons and groups with
urge capital. The trattickers I'm mu-
hlt'ohs make the most now. and their
wishes must therefore be consulted IN
the greatest extent, even M tho risk
OF ohending German-American vo-
terS.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
N AND orr or row \.

Mrs n. y Lawson and little son.
|tiatiey Norton, arrived Saturday to
iHisit Mrs. Lawson's brother. DR. Nor
ton Mason a; 4l4 East Grace street.
Miss Pauline Brooks. OF 1900 Park
Avenue, Is visiting Mrs. Herbert Wcisi-
ger Ir., in Raleigh. y c.
Mrs Taylor Burke. Of Alexandria, is
spending a week with relatives In
|Richrnoud
Miss Mrie Young, OF paducah. Ky is
tho guest Of Mrs. J. Edward Martin
At IA Boulevard.
Mrs. Gertrude AGcock has gone to
Norwood Nelson County. where she
will spend the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. NJ. =. Scrusgs.
Mrs. Ernest Bass has returned TO the
|ctty. after spending some time with
Miss J.. j. Glenn at N!uita
Mrs. NJ r. Myers, who has been the
CUES, OF relatives in Boston. returned
go Richmond yesterday.
y. II. c. Cabeil. of this city. has
hc.n spending some time with his sis
ger. Miss Caroline Cabe!l. q, "lngic-
wood" Nelson County.
Miss Matte Robinson has returned 10
BInc stone, after visiting relatives in
this city.
Miss elizabeth Baldwin. Of Rich
|,nond is among the recent arrivals at
the Pocahomtas Cottage. Virgini.,
Beach.
Mrs irwin Wcisigcr ana Miss Mar
garct Weisigcr have returned TO the
.ity. after visiting Mrs. W. L. Murray
IN Norfolk.
Mrs j. V Thompson, of South Bos-
ton, is at the Grace Hospital here for
treatment
Artic Bolton, OF Norwood. has re-
turned TO his home. after shor; stay
ian Richmond.
Mrs Russell Akers and her children.
|of Gladstone, were visitors At the home
of w. y. Roberts here during the past
week
.lrs. Eta Scott. who has been visit
ang friends in Richmond. has returned
TO her home at Madison Run.
Mn and Mrs. II. y. Perkins ana Miss
bessie Enos, of Louisa, motorcd TO
.Richmond recently for short stay.
4 Mr. and Mrs Charles Cowhtrd have
returned TO their home in GOrdonsvillc,
after visi; To this city.
Miss Rosabcl Hunter, Of Louisa. has
been spending several days with
Friends in Richmond.
| Mrs. Charles -. Lewis. of Richmond.
has been a recent guest at the Poca-
'hontas Cottage, Virginia Reach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Council Committee gu Chnrtcr
Changes. tity Hall. - o'clock.
Council Committee ON Streets, city
iinll. = o'clock.
Lyric-PoruIar vaudeville aud
pictures; matinee, 3, night. $40
una -.
.itfir-Pnrnnount pictures; con-
tlnuouS pcrfOrninncc.
hrN-Moti0n pictures; continuous
performance.
BijOu-'rrinuisIc motion pictures;
continuous performance.
ihcnto-MDtiOu pictures; cOntinu-
OnS performances.
Standardization pictures: cOntin-
nous performance.
Nictor-MotiOn pictures: c0ntfnu-
aus performance.
isiS-MOtiOn pictures: continuous
performance.
New-MotiOn pictures; continuous
performances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
General Wcn.hcr Con:Iltionu.

WASH JUNCTION, Dee .mber l2-Tem-
icraiErcS have not changed materially
ia any section, and readings arc near
or MEOW the normal in all parts of
thc country. with the lowest readings
signify above zero over Dakota. and
Vermont. The Indications are that
thee viii be local SHOWS Monta. and
TUESDAY IN the region of the Great
l.ak"S. the Upper ohio VALLEY and
Northern New England In the Mid
dle Atlantic states snow and rain Will
he followed by clearing W athcr Tues
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
MRS. ]. ADDISON COOKE
| SPEAKS At WOMAN's CLUB
"eii-Known Baltimorean to Discuss
Rulers, Peoples nnd
Countries"
hirst Ball of Season to BE Danced in
Jefferson Auditorium TON light.
Mrs. Donaldson Will Lecture on
cdnesday-PcrSonal Mention.

iarHc audience will fill the parlors
|"f tho Woman's Club this afternoon at
1880 o'clock to hear Mrs. j. Addison
~'ohe' or Baltimore. speak on Rulers,
feopics and Countries" Mrs. Cooke
is writer Of no mean ability. and
scr lecture ut the club will be n mos,
h'eresting and delightful affair. She
iormcriy made her home in this ,!tv.
|foiiowing the lecture an informal re-
ceptl"n Will be held and tea will be
Served.
Mrs. Sally Guild Donaldson Will adj
dress tho club Wednesday afternoon
fatNf:3O o'clock on the subject Of THE
New France"
| For the evening affairs. all !ntercs,
|cen'crs around the first Monday Ger
man. which will be given in the ball
room OF the jefferson Hotel at 8
clock supper VIII be served AZ TO-
instead OF at 1890. as in previous sea
sSons
Luncheon for Mrs. whItncr.
Mrs. Frank Pratt. Of lGl North
I'iarriSon street. gave small lunch
icon on Friday in honor uf her guest,
Mrs. j. H. Whittier Of Roanoke Those
present were Mrs. John II. Lewis, OF
ILynchburg. Mrs. Wcstinorc Wilcox. Of
|Norfolk, and Mrs. Townsend. OF Nor
folk
Tho table was arranged with gel.
low chrysanthcmuins ana Ivy. and all
tho decorations carried out tho suf-
lfrage colors.
To Give HiE DnL.
The SAINTS Groito drill team will
give an old and New Year Ball" on
December 81, from to o'clock, at
the Masonic Temple. y number OF
prominent women will be invited to
|,hapcfon the affair. and several hun
ired guests will attend the entertain
|ment
|Entcrtaincd In Ashland.
Miss Eloisc Richardson entertained
number OF her friends in honor Of
her guest, Miss Marshall smith, OF
lH!chmond. AT her home in Ashland
asst week. The guests included Misses
sara hughes, Eloisc i!lasingame. Flo
Fine Guilb"rt and Mamie kcrns Hat
cher, Of Ashland; Mary Terrell, Mary
Rec. iliza TYLER, of Gwathuc-. Hu,h
|licrrclson and Elizabeth White, Of
Richmond; Messrs. Dick Chencry. Hal
ana Joe Dngdale. Paul Hatcher. Nat
Lancaster. Of Ashland: 10" and Guil-
,cri Hunt lack Appicsate. Alice
Richardson. Hancock Reed. OF Gwath-
ney: Herbert Ierrclson and Joe and
WEXFORD White, Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
"SchOOl DayS!"

States
There arc many ether objections of
the Kilkenny cat variety" she said
II would only double the number of
ballots cast, as the women would all
vote as the husbands did Well. real
iy TINS Is prospect of domestic har-
!nony that ought to be encouraged.
but 1t is spoiled by another group of
opJectors. who insist that to allow
women TO vote would create no end
OF family discord ana lead 70 unl.n-
tied divorce. If men fee! afraid of
TINS result. 1t can he entirely avoided
by the husbands voting as the wife
wishes him to. ], should he remem-
bered also that voting is done by Sc
crct ballot. AS n matter of fact there
is not case on record, so far ms can
be ascerta!ncd, of divorce In the
equal suffrage states because of the
woman's voting
WILL NOT DOUBLE
IGNORANT VOTE:
She denied that woman suffrage
would double the ignorant vote saw
ing that the percentage Of iliteracy
among girls is being ra pidly reduced
and she said that the worst crimes
against the ballot box are committed
by men OF education
The votes Of :llitcrate women" she
continued. are likely TO be much less
harmful than those OF illiterate men,
because they represent on an aver
age more temperance, moralit obe-
;liencc to law and devotion to home
Back of them Is also the heart OF the
mother. who wants good conditions
for her children just as much as does
the mother with q college education"
The speaker also denied that woma n
suffrage would Increase the criminal
vote. saying that government statis-
tics give the percentage Of those con-
vicied Of crime as little more than
> per cent women and nearly 80 per
cent men. She said that women would
act for law enforcement The allies
of the women who are opposed to
equal suffrage, she said. arc the liquor
interests and "all their affiliations in
vice and crime"
She said that not one organization
OF women, except the Ani!-Suffragc
Association itself, has adopted a reso-
luton against woman suffrage, and
that all the largest other organiza
lions. including the American Fedora
ton of Labor and the National Grange.
nave adopted resolutions favoring
woman suffrage And she concluded
by saying that woman suffrage had
proved Itself I'm the eleven States T.,
which ii now prevails.
The convention OF the Southern states
Suffrage Association will come TO a
close with 2 business meeting mt the
Jefferson Auditorium this morning at
$3.50 o'clock. The report OF the nomi-
nations committee, election OF officers
adoption OF resolutions and unfinished
business will be the features of the
program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
OBSERVE PROHIBITION DAY
Especial 10 TEc Times Dispatch.
tRlSTDI. VA Doc h.., -

BKIS IOI, Y n, DcCHlnNtf I2.--'Nl :
tional Prohibition Amendment Day
was observed here in II mass meeting
OF the temperance people in state
street Methodist Church this afternoon.
Following speeches by H. G.. Peters
DIR. G. G. Carson. Mayor George NJ
Warren ana others, resolutions We're
adopted appealing to Congress to pro-
vide for national prohibition through
Il Constitutional amendment These
resolutions will be presented through
the Virginia delegation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICE

DIR. Mexican, of the Chieng Mai Leper
Asylum, In. Slam. will speak at the
Centenary Methodist Church on, We'd
interesting speaker. and of great ex-
perience In q most wonderful work
No charge for Enthusiastically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13

!. noon temperature. ........ 80
W. temperature. ............ 33
MtNiinum temperature to y l.. NJ 81
MINIMUM temperature to ) r. NJ 81
cream temperature ............. 80
I,'n it''i tc'nperhture ............. ~
deficiency in temperature l."
Dcicicncy in temperature since
March Observation-Disclosures. 329
Accumulated deficiency since Jam
uary ............... $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-13
The Weather
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: NirsIpia
Local rains tlOn-
day: Tuesday fnir.
North t;trOIinE-
Partly cloudy Mon
day: Tuesday fnir,
NOT much change In
temperature.
south Cnrolinn-
PARTLY cloudy Mon
day: Tuesday Iuir,
not much change In
tcnIDcrut,Irc.