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The Washington times., 1920-08-20

OF Pennsylvania gave a supper and
White sulphur Springs. last night, for
Col. and Mrs. Lewis Sidney Morey, OF
Washington; Mrs. II. Somers Rhodes.
and William M. Roach. Of Chester,
Pa. There were about one hundred
present, most OF them being from the
Greenbrier Hotel and cottages.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt and Miss Grace Vanderbilt
have chartered Earl Beatty's yacht
Sheila and are cruising in the Solent
and along the French coast during
August.
Thomas Richardson. Miss Eleanor
Hoover, of Washington, and Faber
Downey are guests of Mrs. Fairfax
Landstreet at their summer home at
Southampton, l.. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef,
who are spending the season at Hot
Springs. Va, are in town this week.
Mrs. Robert F. Welsh and Miss
Helen Welsh, who have been absent
from Washington for the last three
months visiting friends all through
the West, returned to Washingt ton
yesterday and have taken possession
of their apartment in the Farnsboro.
MISS FINNEY IMPROVING.
Miss Ruth Finney, one Of the most
popular girls in the Potomac division,
American Red Cross. is convalescing
in the George Washington Hospital
She was stricken with appendicitis
l., rtiahad a
to the hospital where she was opera
ted upon. Miss Finney is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Finney. 74S
Rock Creek Church road.
Mrs. Frank Mebane, of North Caro-
lima, who is frequent visitor in
Washington, has taken apartments at
the LaForge cottage in Newport ard
will spend the next few weeks there.
She spoke before the Women's Re-
publican Club yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jennings
Bryan have sold their winter home
at Park Grove, N. c., to J. T. Horney,
of Canton, N. c. The house was built
several years ago by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan, but they have never occupied
1t.
Miss Sidney Webb, daughter of Mrs.
John Sidney Webb, of Washington,
is experimenting much of the poster
work for the dance to be given in
the Casino at Hot Springs on August
26. Mrs. Webb and Miss Webb are
at the Homestead for the summer.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Colby NJ.
Chester, of Washington, are in the
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
TO KEEP GUARDS
ON CHINESE RAILROAD

TOKYO. Aug. 2o.-Japan has sent
. communieation 70 China saying the
government 10 unable to comply with
ChinA's request for a withdrawal OF
the japanese guards on the Chinese
Eastern Railroad
The communication points out that
the guards were stationed on the rail-
way primarily TO prevent possible in
vasion or Msnchuria and Korea by
the Bolsheviki, and that existing con-
ditions still prevent Withdrawing
this barrier against Bolsheyik pen
etration."
railroad. the communication says. In
accordance with an agreement of the
powers TO put the railroad on an in
ternational footing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
SALVATION ARMY
/. STAYS To THE END

AS long as an American boy OF the
A. E. r, remains on foreign soil the
Salvation Army plans to remain with
him There are places in Germany
where the s. A. dugout is just as pop
ular as ever 1t WIS in those stirring
days in France. And the -lasses are
still winning high praise for Their war
work.
A recent letter from Major-G General
Henry T. Allen. commander of the A.
E. r. in Germany. says:
IT gives me much pleasure and sat
fsfaction TO express to you ny sincere
appreciation Of the unusually effective
work the representatives of the Saliva
ton Army have accompli SIZED ito ward
the comfort and moral uplifting OF the
American forces on the Rhine.
The neal and goodwill. as well as
the reads ness to- undergo hardshfps in
the accomplishmen&--of their work.
have earned ~Asqm praise from all
ranks for your agents In our occupied
territory. Thus7rcI have.heard only
commendatien of the Salvation Army
in it's mission hsre r sincerely than X
you" -, -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
-TIIEATERS
BRINGING Up FATHER

More real fun, hilarity, wit. charm.
screams genuine laughter and Joy
than average theatergoer is aceustosn-
ed to is promised In the latest Gus Hiii
success. ''Bringing I'm Father In So
ciety" and which will DO the next or.
fering at the Strand tonight and to-
morrow light. This year, the lovaoie
newspaper comic will be seen in =
brand new comedy in three acts, pro-
yieing for the Introduction Of all the
favorite and never to be forgotten
characters in the wortd-RanOus
George McManus cartoons on watch
the piece is based. OF course
Mother will be srf hand. and so viii
be Dinty Moore, Maggie, Kitty ana the
rest OF the Mahonsy- clan. This hn1d'
Father" will. be placed through all
the Involuntary ethics of breaking into
the charmed circle OF the upper
classes. so to speak and as his nall
lion of .admirerss are aware totally
AGAINST his viii and ambition. he
vicissitudes that hefall. his. reluctant
pilgrimage through nightmare OF,
pink teas, soirees and other social
orgies forms the nucleus OF one OK
the merriest comedies OF the year. A
charge rersFic Gus Hill production is
assured along with a cast OF thirty
people including a chorus composed
of sixteen of the prettiest and Withal
most talented young women ever
mustered in one aggregation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
Q t1ints to the
ARzz4ouceviee

is not sufficient to clean them, sponge
With solution Of one pint hot water
and three tablespoons benzinc.
Discolored Enamel
in sink. bathtub or wash basin can
be cleaned with oxalic acid or Jaxeiie
water, but neither should be allowed I'd
remain on the enamel any longer than
IS necessary 10 remove the stains.
To Clean Zinc
such as drain boards or the tray under
gas stove burners, rub with half
. LEMON and allow to stand for half an
hour before washing with soap and
warm water.
To Clean the Brush in 4 Carpet
Sweeper
or TO take the dust- out of an oil mon
use cheap wire hair brush surh Is
can be bought in any ten-ccnt store.
To Keep Apples From Turning Brown
after. they are peeled when they ara
to be used in salad or dessert, add i
litsle lemon juice or let them stand in
enough water to cover. and add. IA
blespoon of vinegar to the water.
= In Mixing Cake or Bread
if yon need both hands for the, mixs
ing, and the bowl slips. set it on wei
cloth and<if will stay firm. -
'IfTYou Scorch Table Linen
in ironing. wet clean cloth with PEI.
oxide and. lay over the scorched spot
Press through the cloth and the scorch
will disappear as il by magic.
A Wern-Out Straw Broqm
can still be made to serve the house
wife il all loose straws are cut away
and the broom covered with m old
piece of velvet or felt. 1t can then Be
used to clean linoleum or hardwood
hooT. .-&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
MUST HAND CONTRACTS.

Continued. from Fifth Page.)
might, the meeting which was called
for the purpose" of outlining plans
for the opening of the amateur sea-
son. which take-piace on next Satur-
day, with a total of eighteen teams
divided into four leagues, the Rich
mond league having six teams this
season.
President Broaddus presided at the
meeting and addressed those present
He said that while the minor details
would be.-taken care Of by the league
themselves, the commission would be
ready at all. times To assist in any way
possible, and stood eager 10 do all that
was possible to make thi the most sue
cessfui season that anna teur baseball
has ever experienced in Richmond -
Secretary Bob" Sutton, explained
the importance of the managers fling
a list of the players been signed up
for. the season, pointing out that I'M
less the contracts were in his possess
sion before Thursday morning. the
players would be prevented from tar
ing part in the opening game.
The most important matter that
was to have been acted on by the
comm issien was the charge against
Players Poh. Asher and shelton who
are charged with having signed con-
tracts with two teams for the season.
action was deferred until this, morn
ing az II o'cloS.G<-Whens.th directors
will meet again at which. time some
thing definite 34il---nx done regarding
the three pfaycrA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
EDNA GOODRICH

Sleeping Partners" with beautiful
Edna Goodrich, in the title role. IS In
reality nothing but genuine fun de-
veioped by Sacha Guitry the French
author SO delicately and deftly that
in this effort he has given to the stage.
one OF the greatest comedies of re-
cent years Miss Good rich will be seen
as the typical French wife. who has
husband with long beard never at
home, and. while out searching tor
him cher husband) she happens to
think of her bachelor friend. on
whom she calls. thinging that. per-
haps, he cher husband) might per-
chance bs there, arriving there utterly
exhausted, she asks for something to
help her. tiredless. a mistake is made
by him fthe3b achelor) who gives her
a sleeping potion. guaranteed not to
wake her for twelve hours.
+ What happens during this part OF
the play is all very. amusing and
witty, and but so delicately handled
that none but genius : like Miss
Goodrich in Sleeping Partners will
be seen at the Strand theater for
two nights starting Friday. April 10
with q matinee; on Saturday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

Meadows and. Fiey helped. Red
Causey down the Brummagen OUTFIT.
to 0.
Pearson late of Suffolk. was on the
losing end against Mobile, The Ala
halna bunch beat the Atlantic rockies
/. to o.
Pittsburgh beat Fort Worth 4 to /.
with Cooper and Ponder pitching for
the Pirates.
Virginia LOST to Cornell 20 4,
Harrison pitchi&e for the Charlottes-
vile lads. HX deserved better sup
port, four unbeIng due to errors.
Meusel is playing third, Ward Is at
second Wick is in right field and
Gleisch playing left for the Yanks.
There must be something in this new
blood, for the Yanks beat the Dodg-
ers using this outfit
Collins, of the Yanks looks like a
regular pitcher, Last time out he
alloyed the Dodgers only two hits IN
four innings.
White sox, with Cicotte pitching
defeated Houston, II to 8, ycstetday
I IT took ten innings for Washington
and Lee to beat Amherst -hSit ths
generals did it, ) 10 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

New York. April s.-All members
of the Jersey City baseball team Of the
international league ought TO hit at
least s.. 80 this year.
How can baseball be doped TO n
mathematical certainty with such
rough persons as "Ba be" Ruth and
Ping Bodie stepping up there and
crashing that OF apple? They spoil
all the dope.
Although baseball was born in a
civilized age and has progressed. Won
derfully under scientific tutelage it
still show traces of the Bone age.
Yanks negotiating with Red Sox for
an. inf elder--Headline Pernaps the
.Yanks would like to trade bat boys
also.
Rumor to the effect that sam Lang
ford is about 10 become a wrestler.
Probably started by some has-been
who was licked by Sam years ago and
who is row looking for revenge.
Eating chean cuts Of meat would
greatly reduce the high cost of living
III one knows where to pure base .chea D
cuts of meat
A fighter is never famous until he
writes story OF his life and makes
his appearance in the movies
Its time to get. back to straw hats
and low shoes. The kids are PLAYING
marbles.
Giants had young pitcher from,
kokmo who shaped up like, Christy
Mathewson. He is now back in Koko-
mo- showing that he is another
Matty--
My goodness Babe Ruth PLAYED
against the Dodgers the other day
and finished with a. batting Average. OF
.o0oa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
VIRGINIA; IN THE CHANGER
+ COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
Fannie e. Overton's Executrix, &c.
VS..
Thomas Pollard Towards Admir- & Ais

Fannie e. Overton's Executrix, &c.
Vs.
Thomas Pollard Towards Admir- & Ais
The court having by it's decree en-
tered in the above cause on the 18th
day of March. 1920. directed, that the
Following accounts be taken. together
with any other matters assumed per-
tfnent ~ the commissioner or which
he may be requested to state specially
and that the publication of the notice
liking the time and place of taking
the hereinafter mentioned accounts
once week For four successive weeks
shall be equivalent to personal service
on all parties Interested, they arc
hereby notified that / will proceed to
take the following accounts at my Of
fee, Sill Travellers Building. Richmond.
Va. on the 3rd day OF May. 1920, at
10 o'clock A. M.
First. An account of the estate, real
and personal, Of which Thomas Pol
lard Howard died seized and possessed.
with its annual and fee simple values
/. together with all liens and taxes there
on, if any.
. Second, Who are the persons inter-
csted in the real and personal estate of
which Thomas Pollard Howard died
seized and possessed, and whether such
persons are properly before the court
in this cause.
Third. An account of the debts and
demands against Thomas Pollard How
ard, or his estate, to whom due. and
the order Of their priority, II any.
Fourth An account Of the transae-
tons of Maria Louise Howard as exc
cutrfx of the last will and testament
of Thomas Pollard Howard, deceased,
from the date of her qualification as
such executrix to the date of her
death.
Fifth. An account of the transac-
tons of G. p. Cardwell as administra-
tor de bonis nom cum testamento an
nexo of the estate of Thomas Pollard
Howard. deceased from the date Of
his qualification as such. admi nistra-
tor down to the latest practicable date.
Sixth. An ACCOUNT ef---eie-- rents,
Issues and profits of the real estate ir
the bill in, this cause mentioned which
have come, or which should have
come. into the hands Of J. A. Connolly
e. Co. rental agents.
Given under my hand this 31st day
of March. 1920.
G CARLTON JACKSON.
Com m issioner
John Howard, p. q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
MaYonr1atse..

One often sees tips about making
nayonnaise. but the best tip IS this:
get good egg whfpper, one with q
1uadFupIe motion, and YOU can make
excellent Inayonnaise in three minutes.
II s. been proven by actual experiment.
There is only one other important
thing to reme mber, and that is to add
Eall the acid--vinegar or lemon juice
before beginning TO add the oh The
most important thing to have IN max
ng 1t is courage and good beaten.
To Keep Caters Down.
If your CATERS slip up over Your
,nstep. sew d big hook ABOUT hall an
finch from the edge IN front and slip
tthe hook under the lowest lace on your
shoe. Ii you wear spats with pumps
| your shoemaker can run heavy
Thread Just under the bow or buckle
through which the hook can pass. This
i ot only keeps the galter down. but
helps to keep it in shape.
TO Avoid Lumps in Mashed Potatoes.
| First dry out Thoroughly on back OF
stove or over low IRE. after draining.
/ Then add butter and mash thoroughly;
4! lid milk and mash again and beat with
II Dover eggbeater unth-~hght and
ivtfys The result is well worth the
trouble. Try it and see,
In Sewing on Hooks
or snap fasteners use a buttonhole
stitch and they wilt be hrmer and last
'onger. If this stitch is used. four
stitches to each hole in the snap or to
ZACH side Of the hook or eye win be
ound sufficient
To Clean Light Window Blinds
eb with salt or cornmeal and clean
II .-arls Nth -eAs>s- sas.lcgper II mir
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
BELIEVE FARM HAND
sDEMENTED BIZ Grief

Harry Hunter farm hand on the
estate. Of Adolph Oste rloh. Ir- vice
president Of the United States Tobacco
compsfny, is lodged in Henrico jail: and
1T is thought Il. commission will ha APP
pointed to inqure into his sanity.
Hunter is ct arged- With threatening the
life of Mr.. and Mrs. OsterIoh in their
home in Henrico.
After Hunter had heen arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Shoemaker and. County
Officer Lawrence. Mr. 0sterIoH was
rushed to-t hospital to receive treat
ment for a cuta-a rteIT-aWtieb. he had
injured white harricading himself and
his wife from. the fagn-. band
| It is-tfteught that Hunters mind has
been over balanced by-grtsf over ths
death of-his six-weeks old child.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
BACKBONE SWTTCHMEN'S
STRIKE SEEMS BROKEN

Chicago, April s.--The backbone of
the switchmen's strike will be broken
tomorrow according to officials Of the
brotherhood of railway trainmen
They announced large numbers of
loyar union switchHten would be sent
to Chicago to replace the stri,.o-s. To-
night 500 had already rea1..-d the
city, principally from Ohio and Iowa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

ORDER
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a
divorces from the defendant On tha
ground of deser tian. sAzsd an, afftdxvil
having been made a. tr fled that the de-
PENDANT, Sarah Il. Boistan. is not resi-
dent OF the state of@virginia. it Is or.
tsred that she do appear hers within
fifteen days after due publication nj
this order and do what In necessary e
protect her Interest in this suit
A eopy-Taste:
W. e. DUvAI., Clerk
Geo. n. Paul .. a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE HUSTrNGS COURT. PART
II, OF THE City OF RICHMOND.
VA. MARCH p, 1920.
J. s. Boistan ..........--..D Defendant
vs.
Sarah Il. Boistan ........ Plaintiff
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
SHOE REPAIRING

The Rt~hmoaa Aeseaxse Shoe ReDafran1
company wish to announce to II
many patrons that they have ar
ranged the shoe repairing depart
ment In. the rear Of their location.
-lTis Exst MSlE street. /. And havs
epsped. with; -a-.IAtEe 1lipe OF mea'A
ladies' and childfen's shoes In the
front of the same lccat!on-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

The object of this suit is to obtain 4
divorce from the bond of matrimouy by
the plaintiff from the defendant on the
ground OF desertion.
And affidavit having been made and
fled that the defendant. Harley c. st.
John is not a resident of the state OF
Virginia. II is ordered that he appear
here within ten days after due pubifca-
ton of this order and do what is neces-
sary to protect his interest in this suit
A eopy-Teste .-. =,
r.. LUTHER LIBBY. Clerk.
10 Lane Stern. p. q, "a. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

Department Of, Public Utilftfes.
Proposals are invited for foundation
work. including concrete piles and re-
inforeed concrete mat. for a gas holder
to be erected at the gas works of the
city of Richmond. Specifications ere
on file in the office of the departm emit
and may be seen by prospective, bid
Iders. Proposals are to- be delivered
at the offfce Of the director, Room III.
City Hall, Richmond. Va prior to- IL
o'clock, noon. on the 9Th. day of April,
1890
|. T.. w.tTRAFFoRD.
Director
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
NOTICES

LEGAL
VIRGINIA: IN THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MoND. THE 9Th DAY OF MARCH.
1890. .
Minnie L. st. John ....... Plaintiff
against
Harley c. St. John ........,. Defendant
IN CHANcERY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
PROFESSIONAL

:. r. Jnrren. Detective Agency, 500
West Grace street. Phone Madison
<A5s,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07
DEATH NOTICE

5eNNER-Died at the residence Of her
efsens5 w. ID. Holland, 10S North Plum
street, Tuesday. April 6, at $50 A. NJ,
MRS. HELEN V. JOINER. age sew
ehty- six years.
-a---ieuneral from above residence THIS
Wednesday, A FIT X NO Q y. at
~-cclock. Interment at Riverview
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-07

White Sox, with Cicotte pitching
defeated Houston, II to 8, ycstef'aas
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-07

of the happy ending upon, for people
are learning much better than form
erly how to order their lives, how to
escape the enthrallment of evil hab-
its and how to get better environ
ment for their development in ev-
cry way. -
If Jekyll had known that his trou-
BILE lay in the mind he might have
schooled his mind and thrown off
the temptation to let Hyde have
possession of his body: He would
have known that the appearance of
Hyde meant a blot on his soul, in
stead Of thinking, as he did, that
his soul was only existent when he
was conscious of it, He could have
saved himself by meeting the enc
my where the enemy had its being,
in his own mind.
Playing Jekyll and Hyde is a great
test of actors. and John Barrymore,
as seen in this play at the Orphe-
UNI last week, measured up won
derfully in the dual role.
F C.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-07
SHELLEY

Mrs. L. Lucille Mcguire recently
returned from Boston, where she
graduated this year in elocution. She
has been attending school in Boston
for the past two years, and is to
be complimented upon her early
graduation.
Clarence Mitchell leaves soon. on
mission for the l.. D. s. church.
Miss Marion Cutler aloo leaves in
the near future on a mission for the
l.. D. s. church.
Mrs. j. l.. Moore, MISS Goldie
White, J. c. Jones, Mrs. w. S.
Wright and Mrs. R. N. Packard at
tended a social affair of the Noble
Grand club of the Lily branch of
the Rebekah lodge at Idaho Falls
Wednesday evening.
]. L. Moore, w. s. Wright and DR..
R. N. Packard returned home We'd
nesday night4irom Salt Lake City,
where the went on business and
pleasure trip last week.
Mrs. Don Sanderson, Mrs. F. E.
Roberts and Mrs. N. S. Sage went
to Idaho Falls Wednesday evening
to attend a social event of the Noble
Grand club Of the Rebekah lodge.
Sheriff Simmons of Blackfoot was
in town Wednesday on official bust
ness
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-07

together in their being registered In
the mind. There is q registration
place in the brain for every sensa-
ton. Eliminate that little patch
of brain and no sensation remains.
If you could lay your finger upon
the right spot in mans brain you
could paralyze his arm, his leg, his
stomach or his face.
So it is the brain that Graves,
and until recently we believed that
it was the brain that gave in to the
insistence of the body. The truth
is that as the mind DEGREES, and in
that way only can we have any en-
joyable sensation. If you are a great
coffee drinker, and once make up
your mind that coffee is poison,
you can never enjoy another cup
of it. ~
And so there is reason for our
modern happy endings. Novels and
stories on all sorts of human prob
lens now point the way to emanci-
patton from evil. In the old days
writer's simply reflected in their
pages the conditions that were and
told the story of failure and degra-
dalton. If they thought that fear
would make folks be good they were
wrong. Fear makes men a worse
slave to habit. His heart starts to.
beating with insane desire and he is
afraid that if he don't give in to
the temptation the heart will beat
itself out, race itself to death.
Modern writer's have many actual
facts to base their various versions
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-06-07

medicine. Finally his body got SO
1t would throw off Jekyll and be-
come Hyde, the monster, without
the use of drug, and each time he
had to mix up the proper medicine
to bring himself back to Jekyll. AS
Hyde he committed murder, and
then ran out of a necessary chemi-
cal to make the medicine, and killed
himself.
1t is the story of thousands of
drug addicts. They lost their will
to remain themselves thru entering
the realm of drug intoxication, and
in the end became almost as bad off
without the drug as they were in
the deepest throes of its power.
We said above that this idea of
becoming chained ineXorably to such
a habit was old We meant that
within the last ten or twenty years
all enlightend mankind has found
much better and stronger idea re-
garding habit.
So long as habit was considered
physical there was little hope for
anybody but a strong-minded being
who once entered upon debasing
habit There's no doubt the body
calls persistently for the repetition
of any kind of intoxicating sensa-
ton. But with the aid of scientific
thinkers we now have the new sci
ence of the mind, which we call
psychology. We are now taught the
better truth that habit is mental,
more than physical. We now know
that all physical sensations exist al