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FOWL PREPARATION
IN SOUTHERN STYL f.
Popular Ways of Serving Chicken Stewed Fricasseed
ana a. FRIED Ia Maryland-Egg Outlets Make

Copyright; 1912 by Mrs. NJ. a. Wilson. }
Spookksslnn Of u themselves: quite recently
low rs wsonss FFiSa Ses Marhe 70 bss-
k kot t Tor our SUNDAY meal. why don,
Sunday. anyway When ills couple
lief, the auditorium. the woman nodded
a an sm''e eds; 70 me ne. ana then later asked
Friday market basket, real soon. So
today ! am going 70 keep my promise
to the best advantage.
steSes trIssssesd and Fra d'ce eSies ssa
nomy selee, a large. old ''i hem o. then then
SINCE and draw. and then wash 10
thoroughly cleanse. Place in a large
Stew!ng pan. addino
One faggot Of soup herbs.
one onion,
One One carrot, cut. in quarters.
AK Ssa cplB s Of p,b SIe,in snS %a ter
skin: Bring, to a boil quickly and cover
pon un ahd ,e sSek Cool the snd
the legs, and then the FIRST joints.
Remove the thighs ana cut the wings.
allowing s Siass p,,eSce, ~, OF white meat from
breast whole. Pick the mea,, from the
meek and back OF carcass and chop the
siblets ine and add to this meat.
ruddinse. Serve the legs. wings and
.nigns s sisner as stswed or fricassee
breas, as Chicken a ia kins or chi chick s en
salad Thus the chicken will supply
the protein or meat portion Of three
m nd !. NOW In order to prevent waste
It should be placed to cook on Satur-
day right after. breakfast, SO that the
SSa a,nxdav pndd.ns may be prepared for
Stewed or fried a Ia Maryland for
s sSSndlay dinner dinner and In Ia king or
IA; old hen can be purchased very
reasonably, considerably below thai
o. G ,hG year.old or roasting variety. and
OF cooking. This cooks not only the
fowl. but also any other cuts OF meat
that should be cooked by long slow.
and palatHblc
lie oide Virginia Chicken PuddinRs.
Put the. skin from the breast and
o otster parts OF thee chicken through
the sibiets and then ad 5hd carcass and
Two onions,
one green pepper.
Tour branches Of parsley.
Turn into mixing bowl and add
one and one-hsiff tea teas "o of salt,
ono @eii.beate N e ese.
One cup of chicken stock
we ff1 crease. 10 mix and then turn
moderate oven for forty minutes
serve Win a sauce made as follows:
one cup OF chicken stock.
One cup OF milk
Five tablespoons OF cornstarch
Dissolve the starch In the milk and
stock and then bring 10 boil and
cook. for Ave rninutes Add one w sna
beaten egg and then beat again. them
One teaspoon OF salt.
ono teaspoon OF paprika
parsley. S"'Ppeo
Now % plan the Sunday menu. which
WIZ include a choice OF methods Of pre.
pairing the chicken
suggestive menu:
Breakfnat.
Broi!ed Tomatoes Crcan
~ bacon Wln1es
Dinner.
Tomato Canape
Chicken Dumpings
o''eu fotstoes String Beans
Peach Pie con,s
EEr Outlets Cream s.,c.
Peach Shortcake re-,
Chicken FriSnsse.
race three cups of chicken stock in
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CRACKER PUDDING

Six large soda crackers. onc-auar.
and the strained juice and a little Of
a grated rind from two lemons. These
ingredients should lie mixed together
with enough boiling water to soften
the crackers. While the water Is soak
ing into the crackers beat up sepa-
rately the yolks and whites OF three
eggs. Add a little sugar to the yolks
Brskly STIR rst Su e voi<s Is and ass ,bsI
the whites into the cracker prcpara
ton. Turn Into buttered baking dish
and bake in moderate oven till A
golden brown Color.
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TWO DILL PICKLE RECIPES

Put an inch layer of salt in large
with stems on, then layer OF flesh
dill Repeat till jar Is full. Put i
Weighted cover over and fiji to brim
should keep months. Wash, freshen.
pour boiling vinegar over
No. Boil four quarters Of water,
eight quarts of vinegar. two cups Of
dried cucumbers It will mold and fresh
dill, as much as you like. Use seeds
II fresh dill cannot be had
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

WINCHESTER; August 1o-John Henry
Laura virginia Jones. daurh,er OF John, w,
Jones. of Winchester. were married. here
this week by the Rev. George W Slower,
pastor OF the United Brethren Church.
LYECHBURG. August 9.--Mrs. Richard
CraiS Gregory. of Chase City. has am
ms ,narrisga of her dauEhter. Miss Edith
Viz. g. {. T The Wedding /. Scheduled Ne'f fer
October T.
WINCHESTER. August lo.-Announce-
ment was made today OF the marriage of
Pitcock. both of Winchester. which took
pia this week at HaCerstown Md
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Gently, sent to Poland BY tho knishth
OF Corumbus for the relief of moro
who were in dire need of aid, aeeordins
TO William j. Mulligan. chairman 81
the knights of Columbus committees
on war work charities. who returned
here today on the transpor. La Savoie.
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TO KEEP ICE PAN CLEAN

Clean the ice pan and dry It well.
Then melt sufficient paraffin to cover
the bottom Of the pan about half an
always looks clean. II ia rsadtdv
cleanssd with cold Water and viii not
bacome rusty and leaky. ~
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At the Movies

BIJOU-Enid Bennett, In "a vIr-
tuous Thief"
BLUEBlRD finrry carey, In
"ntders for Vengeance"
broadway - Dorothy Phillips,
In "Destiny.'
COLONIAL - Tom Moore, in
"Iienrt's f:nsc."
IsiS-Baynrd vciiiera' 1.-THE Thir.
teenth Chnir."
ODEON - GLADYS BrockwelI, in
Pitfalls OF Big city,
REN-Ton Mix, IN "SaEe Brush
Tom"
NICTOR-Norma TalmndRc, in
'The Social Secretary"
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newspapers say that vlscount Grey ha,
not yet reached q decision.
Send Sunnjiex "a toiond

NEW YORK. August 1O.-At the ur-
gent request Of lgnacc Paderewski
Poish Premier. ten carloads Of sup
pics ana hfteen secretaries we're re-
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about the little plant Then he ran
away 10 keep warm within By the fire.
but ne was sent out on many errands
and before the sun had set was chilled
TO the bone. All night long ne tossed
uneasily on his bed in pain from the
cold he had caught. but by morning he
OF beautiful dreams. He thought he
was strong and straight. that he grew
INTO tail, handsome man. and that
foreign lands, won fame as great
soldier, who one day led the fair Prin-
cess 10 the altar
When he awoke 1t was day and the
sun was streaming in at the window
His first thought was to get his coat.
so he FASTENED 10 the garden and took
y from around the plant. And what
ala he see? Instead OF the dead stalks
there were long. fresh. green leaves.
shooting up between them were dainty
stems from which hung tiny white
fragrant bells. The plant had become
valley"
The lily is welcome to my bells"
laughed Jo!ie, Il am sure / can get
otrers.''
50 he FASTENED away, happy to have
naoc the little flower happy. Presently
he siopred short before a long mir
ro.. VIA, did he see? Not himself.
surely.
For there in the mirror was a tall.
handsome boy, as straight as an arrow
and as strong as his youth showed him
to be.
so my dream has come true" he
shouted. and now l have only to keep
up brave heart so in the end 1t will
all be fulfilled. y few more years and
no doubt can marry the beautiful
Princess"
AS the story was told to me, Jolie
became great soldier, so that one
sunny day he was married to the Prin-
cess.
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate. New York Cityo
TomorroW's story-"Fhe Spice Cakes
and the Princc.--Pnrt l.
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SOME COOL DISHES
FOR HOT EVENINGS
Attractive Preparations That May Be Served Cold Given
Season Particularly Favorable for All Kinds
of Fish-Numerous Suggestions.

| hot oven for fifty minutes. Cool, then
| chill and serve.
days. Serve cold and then make into
croqucttes and outlets Or use it as
filling between sandwiches.
Vegetarian Dishes.
Many folks Dislike meat during the
warm weather. pEcferring dishes made
with peas beans fish. cheese and milk
and plenty OF fresh fruits and vegcta.
bles. Appetizing menus will almost
make 1olk forget the warm weather
S,uncd olives Tomato Appetizer
=. SucuInDer SutIets Egg Sauce
Steamed Squash String Beans
Cup Custard Iced Tea
Radishes Coleslaw
Eggplant Croquettes
Lettuce
Raspberrics Iced Coffee
Watcrcress Young Onions
Macaroni Outlets Tomato Sauce
String Beans Corn
Cucumber Salad
Stewcd Blackberries
Cake Iced Tea
Cucumber Salad.
Pare the cucumber and cut into long
slices abou. onc-halt inch thick.
Sprinkle with salt for one hour and
then into beaten egg and fine crumbs
Fry until Golden brown in hot fat
PLACE In hot oven for five minutes
TO finish cooking.
iIBS Suucc.
Three-quartcr cup OF cream sauce
Two well-beaten eggs.
one teaspoon of salt
0ne-half teaspoon Of paprika,
Two tablespoons Of butter
Beat until hot and then add two
tablespoons OF finely minced parsley
and serve.
Onion Snlnd.
Cut three white onions in slices and
then parboil. Drain and chill. pre-
Ia " hn
and TWO hard boiled eggs Gu. in quar-
ters. on 1t. Serve with mayonnaise
dressing.
Eggplant Croaucttea.
Pare the eggplant and then cut in
snces and cover with boiling water
Cook until tender and then drain we'll
WASH and place in a bowl aRd add
one medium sized onion gr0tcd
"o green peppers chopped fine
one wcll-heatcn egg,
One-half cup OF fine crumbs,
Two teaspoons Of salt
one teaspoon of paprika
Mold into croquettes and then dip
IN hour. then In beaten egg and roll
in fine crumbs. Fry in hot TAT. serve
Mncaronl Outlets.
Cook one-quar;er pound of macaroni
in boiling water for twenty minutes
and then drain Cool and chop fine
Race IN bowl and add
bnc-half cup of grated cheese
Two tablespoons Of grated onion.
sley. '
Two teaspoons Of salt,
one teaspoon OF salt
one teaspoon OF Dapr!ka
One well-beaten egg
Mix thoroughly and then mold ;nto
croGuetics. Roll In Hour and then din
in beaten egg. Roll in fine crumbs and
Try in not tat. Place in ii hot oven for
ten minutes 10 finish cooking. These
menus contain sufficient food values
Tor the sedentary worker and they VIII
ed vtamincsS- that are found abund- :
sntly in the vegetable kingdom.
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THE SANDMAN STORY
Why Lilies Have Bells.

Once upon a time there was mighty
king who ruled his nation with rod
Of iron. All feared him except tiny
Jolie. who had been made the court
clown. or fool as they were called
in those days.
Jolie was hunchbacked. yet he could
dance prettily. His dress was OF white
striped with gold and on his cap. as
we'll as on the edges OF his bagsy
trousers were rows OF tiny bells that
shook with every step.
Now. Jolie loved the young Princess.
which was very natural, as the child
was AS beautiful as she was good. Yet
she would not think OF marrying any
one but a knight in her fathers SER
vice.
one day the King was strolling in
the garden with Jolie tumbling about
at his heels.
What ugly plant Is ;his?" asked the
King, striking a tiny one with his cane.
There seems TO be nothing but dry
stalk" Then he passed on into the
palace.
Jolie ran back into the garden and
sought the humble. little plant
Poor. abused flower" he murmured
rs he took seat on the ground. How
sympathiZc with you. have Il hump
on my back-you have no bloom /
IF you wish TO help the flower you
can do so easily" said shrill voice
from big chrysanthemum bed. The
plant is cold. You are wearing a robe
OF soft, warm white. Place 1t around
the plant for this afternoon and go
plant will show beautiful bloom"
Why. certainly" said Jolie, taking
its dangling bells, Il will be glad to do
trouble"
Tenderly he wrapped its folds
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ny Mrs. VI. A. WILSON.

Copyright 1919 by Mrs N. 4. wilson)
60 Hot evenings make most folk long
served coid. Na tnfs IS l"at FAN fai,hf Gf
teacher. to those of US who are willing
year She her Urges 'ns {, season IF the
meats and use abundantly of fresh
vegetables ,sg,ta and fruits; When you re-
delicate proteins are easy TO aSsini-
late.
This season Is particularly favor
able for all kinds of fresh fish. Fish
Goes not, with few exceptions, con-
tam "a large amount Of oil.
When you decide to have the main
part OF the meat cold it is wise to
start 81 t With plate of SOUP or bouillon
Tomato. various cream SOUPS and
bonillons are desirable for this.
to repls are ,hs fey fey fsngsested suppers
Clear Tomato Soup
'u cs,d s siised spicea s1 Tonrue Nuts
Baked Tomatoes
Lettuce Russian Dressing
ore? Sliced % 6 6nRInTasus
Cold Sliced Meat Loaf
Potato Salad
Swiss Boullon
Cold Sliced Spiced Beef
Cole Slaw
Fruit Turnovcrs Iced Coffee
Cold Spiccd Tongue
Select a mediums sized tongue with
soak for four hours in warm M water a"er.
with warm water and add
one carrot. cut in dice,
Two onions, sliced.
one fagot Of soup herbs.
Two bay leaves.
TWO allSpice.
Four cloves,
One cup OF strong cider vinegar
,b covsr GleEey nd ana BRING TO boil
boiling point for three hours. Let
cool in the liquid and then. when cold.
The coarse icf,.ov te parts of the
eroa1e,,es or hash. ], will be a real
chase one half dozen cans OF soup.
This will eliminate the heat from the
kitchen.
Meat Lonf
ham: veal or chicken. may be. used
cup or well. washed rice. cooked in
until soft and the water is absorbed.
Cool and then rub - through sieve.
Crate three medium sized onions: chop
very fine.
Three red peppers.
Two cups OF finely chopped meat.
One-ha!f cup Of finely chopped salt
One tablespoon Of salt,
Ono and one-half teaspoons OF pa
Ono tablespoon Of Worcestershire
sausc.
Three-Guarters cup or bread crumbs.
MIX well and then put the whole
mixture through the meat chopper.
using the nut butterknifc. Return 10
the mixing bowl and add
Two eggs,
One-half cup OF milk.
Pack into a wcll-grcased and Toured
loaf-shaped pan and pat the top
smooth. Place this pan in larger
one containing hot water. Bake In a
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At the Movies

niJ0sii-Eisie Ferguson In "The
Avalanche"
BtUEBIRD-"Lndy WIndemere'a
Fan"
nNOADWAY- Charlie Chnpiin's
"Snnnynide."
COLO I-Charlie Chnplin'.
"Sunnyside."
ISIS - Constance TalmadRe In
"ItnpDiness Ia Mode"
o ID l. N-Mnrguerite Clark In
"Gretna Green"
REX-Ruth Roland In "a Tigers
Trail"
hind the Sccncs."
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32-Inch Dotted Swiss
These pretty fabrics are much
favored for both adults and chill
dren'S dresses. We show them in
all white. with closely embroid-
cred small dot, at 80, $1.OS,
$500 and S2.25.
And white with blue dots and
black with white dots, 81 and 80
inches wide, at $1.25, $1.0S and
$2.25 yard.
4O-Inch Embroidered Voilcs
Excellent quality. sheer and
soft, full 40 inches wide, with
pretty embroidered flower effect,
in pink, yellow and lavender.
Georgettc Printed yoilcs
New patterns, mostly in blues
and printed in white and tans; in
large allover designs.
Full 40 inches wide and a
splendid quality. Special at 60c
yard.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Horatio G. Carpenter (26). York, Neb.
Kate Bernstein t2O. Richmond.
Walter II. Euston (25). Matoaca, Va.
Juanita ID. Robertson (22). Richmond.
Charlie II. Schaaf (2D. Richmond.
Emily A. krouse (2D. Richmond.
John A. Barnes (29). Richmond.
Lillian T. Chandler (25). Richmond.
William Granville Mcclure (27). Lyn
IurK.
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lure Of gaming can be Inherited and
the sorrow 1t brings into ores life
This material has been made into "A
particularly fine photodrama by Art
craft with the talented and beautiful
Else Ferguson In a finel! played dual
ro:s. Tag a motion p'cto-. ',.t y .u'li
be mighty sorry to miss seeing. The
Avalanche" Is the Bitou's offering to-
dny and tomorrow with d Bray Ptcto-
gr4Ih and a Mutt and JEFF comedy
La:tCuh added.
Marguerite Clark Mt Odeon.
Marguerite Clark. the dainty. dminu-
tive. magnetic star OF "Wildfower,"
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mInppInes. n la Mode at 1,t.,

There are many WAYS OF get,inp al.
Eorces but one of the most unique and
amusing schemes ever concocted for
getting evidence for divorce Is seen
IN constance Talmadge's latest Select
picture, Happiness la Mode" in
which the star Is presented. as in ali
her select pictures, by Lewis j. SELF
NICK. However, for obvious reasons
u would not be advisable for prospec-
tive divorce seekers to adapt this
scheme to their own use: the judges
also go to the movies. you know. Go
10 the Isis Theater today or tomorrow
ana sec how 1t was done. You'll laugh
until! you cry. a special comedy is on
the same bill.
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potheen in the country" might be OBJ
talned. The Englishman, only too glad
of an opportunity OF warming himself.
offered refreshment. and the offer was
readily accepted. Ills n very cold
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Meteorological Iiumor.

An Irish jarvey was driving an Eng
lish visitor on bitterly cold day
through the wilds of Connemara. They
became very sociable on the way. and
the native, In 4 burst of confidence.
pointed out shebeen where the best
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the tourist. ",Tis yer honor.' ROLLED
tents speedily vanished "And thera,.
truth in the old sayin'," he sJscS
smacking his lips suggestiveiy, SsWnn
swallow nivcr made a surnmNr'm ~
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FREDERICKSBURG. June 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. Il. Rector. OF Quantico. announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
pharmacist mate. u. s. ". OF Richmond
Va. The wedding will take place June IS
at p. NJ, In the Red Cross Building at
Ouantico. "
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FREDERICKSBURG. June e4-Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Richerson. OF Caroline County.
have issued cards for the marriage Of their
sister. Miss Annie Lee Richerson Of that
county. to Edward Iinns. of Richmond the
wedding to be celebrated at Bagby Carolinc
County. Wednesday. June 25. The couple
will make their home in Richmond
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

FREDERICKSBURG. June 24-The home
or MT and Mrs. r. w. Yates. near Summit
SpotAy!Nania County. was the scene OF "a
very pretty wedding when their daughter.
Miss Anne Mae Yates. became the bride
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FREDERlCKSBURG, June GA T.
Walker, a well-knOwn merchant and farm
er. OF Richmond County, In the Northern
Neck. ara Miss Ellie Parson. a teacher i'm
the Farnham High School, were united in
marriage at the Baptist parsonage AT
I'arnham.
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Mary pickford Mt the victor.

Mary P!ckford will be shown for the
iast time today at the Victor In Be
comedy. Hearts and Flowers" az the
extra attraction. Nazimova, star Of
nevelaiion.' shows her ability as an
artStic interpreter OF classic dancing
victor tomorrow. Friday and Satur-
day. Dressed as a bacchanate, a priest
cSs OF tacchus. god of wine and rev
cry. with leaves in her hair q gar
Iand o. grapes across her shoulders.
Win !, goblet In one hand and a clus-
Yer or grapes in the other she per
forms La Danse Bacchanal," tvpify-
ing the cHuherant spirit OF revelry Of
Partisan cafe. -
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Warm Feet for Daby.

Make baby's night dresses with a
wide band, which can be fastened by
buttons at the center front and back.
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"The Avalanche" Mt the Bijou.
Gertrude Atherton has written
MOTH n. better than IT.. AvalacrEe
her latest and most widely read novei
II is an absorbing story of how the
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The crucible." and The Goose Girl"
Will appear In the fine Paramount
picture. "Gretna Green" at the Odeon
Theater today. To learn she has mar
ried the man she believes she detes.s
is the unusual position Miss Clark
hnds herself in At the climatic period
OF her portrayal OF Dolly Ersk!nc.
fciress. belle and couuctte OF Harrow
gate. Miss clark's winsome person
ality and piquant beauty make the
tantalizinG and bewitching role OF
Dolly Erskine an ideal character crea-
ton. Roscoe Arbucklc In "Fatty's
Antique Bride" Is the comedy feature.
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Gabardines and Oxfords-spccial
values. ui
Several pieces OF white, plain
and fancy gabardines and Ok
fords, especially coed for separate
skirts. These are usual $500
qualities, at the unusual price OF
zoe yard. @a
Fancy Plaid Gabardines y
Just two pieces in the newest
block and barred plaid effects. ~
Would make stunning spoh
and vacation skirts and are In 14
good quality. Full yard wide, IN
black and white effects, at S1.ug
yard ~
Real Manchester and Windsor II
Pcrcalcs -
Full SO inches wide, good, de-
sirabie striped and figured paG
terms. Just the thing for your
immediate family needs. E
All perfect goods. Priced Ak
2Oc yard. Second Floor. e
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at the Colonial.

"Sunnyside" Mt the Colonial.
Sunnysidc. the newest Charlie
Chaplin comedy feature, Is delighting
capacity audiences at the Colonial this
week: where this original production
Is offered. To enable every child in
Richmond TO sec this delightful story
OF farm life. produced and acted in a
way that eHokes mirth. the Colonial.
together with all Wells' theatcrs. has
established special matinee plan at
reduced admission. Charlie Chaplin,
as the man OF all work at country
motel. gets into the most amusing com
plications imaginable, and in trying 20
extricate himself from numerous ri
dicuious tangles. he causes riots OF
laughter. incidentally. in addition 10
being the chief walter at the country
resort, Charlie is maid" to the farm
STOCK. and when he goes out to bring
IN the COWS fun starts and wages fu-
rI9us Throughout the production is a
roiilcksome romance. with Charlie and
city Chap" contending for the hand
OF neighoorhood ma alden who be-
comes enamored OF the dashinE visitor.
but all ends happily with an unexpect,
ed laugh at the strange turn OF events.
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(Special to Tho Times Dispatch)
PULASKI. June 24.-This morning at 0
O'Clock in the Methodist Church the
marriage Of Miss Lucille Gilmer and George
Grafton No Painter took place The ring cere-
asst ted by the Rev. Thomas A. Painter
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church at Berry
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"Lady windemcres Fun" Mt Blueb,rd

Lady Windemere's Fan" screen
version OF the most famous drama by
Oscar Wilde. will be presented at the
Blucbird today The story Is that OF
an errins woman who finds her dauEh-
ter, leader of the smart set. on the
point of following her mothers ex-
ample in spasm Of jealousy. and
wreckinG the happiness OF her life.
The mother-hcart divincs the truth.
and the mother-love in series of
dramatic situations saves the daughter
from herself. The play with it's un-
usual strong theme. is favorite with
theater goers everywhere, and the
screen presentation OF this classic will
furnish unusual enjoyment. On ac-
count OF previous bookings this pic
turc can be shown only one day Mae
Murray in The Delicious Little Devil
will be the attraction for tomorrow
and Friday.