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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-12

fns her stay hsse. Only hers il6St
intimate ffiendS we're acquainted
With the young people, glans: Y
M DtIie q the son Of Nh. Guile
I Sand the late Oliver q Dilie, Of
Eytnsdale. BE Is the descendant Of
one Of the best known families IN
this city and vas formerly . En-
dent n the university. During thar
lime, he was well known In athler.
In, being captain Of the baseball
team and a most successful mem
Der Of The football team He Is a
member Of the Sigma Chi trater-
Mr. and Mrs. DIlle left yesterday
evening for Roanoke, Va, where
they will spend q short time the
guests of Mrs. Dille's father. They
will make their home in this city,
Dir. Ollie being connected with the
county road commission.-Morgan-
town Post.
Nuzum Reunion.
The seventh annual. reunion Of
the Nuzum family and a meeting
Of the historical society will be
held at Loop park Sunday, August
Is. The program will begin at ten
O'Clock a. m. and the principal fea,
ture will be an address to be de-
livered by the Rev. Charles Baird
Mitchell. In case Of rain the re.
union will be held in the social
rooms Of the N. E. church on Fair.
mont avenue. y
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
LEON BERENsON IN WARSAW.

Warsaw, Nov. 16 Especial cable to
/. J. P. B.)-Leon Berenson, the
Jewish secretary to the Polish EN-
bassy in Washington, has returned
to Warsaw. He declared to repre-
sentatives Of the press who have
come to interview him that he had
nothing to say. Local political cir
the envoy to Washington, to take
part in the current negotiations be-
tween Polish leaders and Jews.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17

POLISH MINISTER PRAISES
JOINT DISTRIBUTION
COMMITTEE.

Warsaw: Il. J. P. b. Ten thousand
children's clothing outfits were distrib-
ed by the Joint Distribution Commit
tee among the children outside Of
Warsaw. A long conference was held
between DR.. Bogen and the Polish
Minister Of the Interior concerning
the work Of the Joint Distribution
Committee, the Minister utilizing the
occasion to state his praise Of the
work Of the Joint Distribution Com
mittee.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
TO BE FIRST KOSHER LINER.
Ship Being Fitted Out Especially for
Jewish Travellers.

The De Kalb, now refitting at Morse
dry dock, Brooklyn, will be the first
Kosher liner. 1t will have an abattoir
and galley especially for Jews, and
will carry only steerage passengers.
The vessel was formerly a transport.
It is estimated in responsible Jew
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
END OF PETLURA's ARMY.

Warsaw: (By I. J. P. b. Local
newspapers declare that Petlura's
army has ceased to exist. 1t dissolved
into a number Of small bands hiding
in forests and robbing travellers, oc-
casionally attacking town or village
with the object Of pillaging it.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
THE JEWISH MONITOR

ish quarters a million Jewish immi-
grants will come to the United States
in the next year.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
The Seed of the Thrift Habit.

Give each one share Of Fort Worth Power &
Light COmpany's Preferred Stock 10 be paid
for on the monthly installment plan. Have
the certificates made out in each Of the chill.
dren's names. Make the first payment or two
TO start them off and let THEM pay the bal.
ance THEMSELVES. These payments
amount to very little-s5 share a month
(only lie day.. You will sow the seed Of the
thrift-habit .Nurtured and cared for il will
bloom and blossom into the priceless flower
Of financial independence.
A J Duncan
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-12-17
Page Ninetee,,
A Rare Gift for Your Children

For very little money you can give your chill
dren a present whose value cannot be reck.
0ned in dollars and cents.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

finished successful season az ne
Thirty-ulnth Street Theatre after run
Of eleven Inontha They will present
three Ono-nct Irish plays entitled
"OFlaherty. V. C. 90 THE Rising Of the
Moon" and "A Minutes wall with the
original cast
The council will present Eileen Rig
gen, the tuurteeu-y oar-Old swimmer
WHO won the fancy high diving event
In tho Olympic Games. with solid gold
medal.
Gil are: n. y. Delaney, Grand Knight
J. q. Cervini Deputy Grand Knight.
W r. kcarney Chancellor; j. j. Car
roll. Financial Secretary: +. +. Aguew.
Recorder p. Finen. Tcasureri J. Dono-
hue. Warden: w. McGrath, Assistant
Warden; w. " Harris. Advocate. y. 4
Glynn ST.. J. NJ. Ryan and IT. l. Healy.
trustees, G. O'Connor. Inside Guard.
and r. Roamer. Outside Guard.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
FAIL TO SILENCE COCHRAN.
Dsn~s Sim Tein Radicals Sad
speaks for Cos in Chicago.

,CTuCAGO. Oct p w. Bourko Cook
ran, dofyinr tho threats Of local Sim
Fclu leaders. last night portrayed GOV
Jhmcs ST. Cox a. tho friend Of Ireland
and Senator Warren q. Harding a. 90,
fon a. tho Stock Yards Pavilion. IN o.,
centre o. district in which the Irish
vote be- particularly strong Upward Of
5000 persons heard him
Ono hundred police and SCORES OF
hbtky "uahcrs' wore on hand 20 pre-
serve order There wore some nghts
outsds OF ne hall before tho meeting.
out tho crowi inside was orderly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

See pages II and 20 for Other Hsarn Advertising.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
New Silks
Interesting opportunities
for the Saturday hhonner.

qOinch Rodium Silks specially
.nfI, 'ustrDus finish street
and evening color, ..... PAS
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and seuIcoabls light and dark
coIors our reg 80 ...... 81
4O-inch Crepe Meteor dul finish,
medium AVID dark CuIlrs
our reg 500 ....... ..... 1.95
35.mch Taffrtas soft chiffon lin
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jrg black our reg SI.75 2.75
32-inoh Pongee scli-toned Zig
urrs various col0rs
our reg. .g7...... ......... SO
27 and 80 in. Corduroys medium
wide vale new colors .... l.27
silk Faced Velvets Tor millinery
and Trimming uses plain and
pHun desirable cu,Drs ....l.57
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
IRISH PLAYERS
TO PLAY FOR K. {.
ST. lgnatus Council Gets Them
IN Three Successful
p11yfofc

s.. Ignatius Council No S62. Knights
Of Columbus, foremost among tho coun-
ellis Of This city for originality in thea
ulcl performance. will hold ~ an
nual entertainment and reception to
night a. Norkvile Casino. No 210 East
seth street
The Arrangements Committee has
succeeded In booking Deborah Bierna'a
famous lrisA Players. Who have just
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
clTHoItC nIsHOr MAN DnAT1I.

ALTOONA. Pa. oct 22.-TAe ri Rev.
~ A. Garvcy Bishop Of tho Altoona
DDocoao OF tho Roman CatholIs Church.
g seriously Ll az hlg residence here.
cry 10 WIS said. by attending phyai-
-iHns
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

UnderSilkS
Large reductions in fine
silk lingerie will delight
the many feminine shop
pers who are now buying
tn cir lingerie for the
Winter.
Crepe de Chine Envelope Chemisss
lovely yokes 81 finc lace and
satin band lace 2 ribbon shout
der, also tucked styles . OF
our reg S36S ........ .AsO4
Camisoles Of Satin and Crepe de-
Chine ribbon straps and built
up shoulder deep yokes Of filet
and other fine laces- 40
our reg Sl9T .......... lsfO
Bloomeru crepe de chine and
satin lace trimmed and ribbon
edged knee . 40
our reg ea.ps. ...... AsfO
Crepe de Chine Nightdrsssos
square neck front and back
handsome yokcs ~ fine Val,
fuct aud Cluuy lace or
our reg 50 % ........ f'OO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

mior Boys Fall Coats
Boys Furnishings

Boys' Blousss large assortment
Of new colors and patterns
light and medium striped per
Gales attached or detachable
collurs also sport and Elton
styles 4 10 10 years
our regular sit8 ........I.O 90
Boys' Shirts neckhand style
fancy striped pcrcales French
cuffs sizes ~ 20 1874 neck
our regular $50. ..... 90
Boys Caps large assortment
Of good colora and styles -
gray brown and fancy mixtures
our regular slts ..... 81
Childron's Coat Swsaters
brown, green, oxford and navy
pockets and roll collar
our regular ~ 90 .... 3.85
Boys Shirts fine quality per
Gale light and medium pat
terms full cut some with at
tached collars 1919 toIA
neck our regular Sl9A l.38
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
'ChOpiHiGHd' SerUes
PGULOWu for Dancing;
De HOrUdth , Recital
BIZ SvlUester Ratoling.

II AVLOwA did not present me
Mexican folk dances that had
been announced for perform
anco by herself and her Ballet Russo
at tho Manhattan Opera House last
night The crowded and fashionable
audience didn't seem to mind. Some
impatience was shown because Of a
lete start and tho Internationally long
intermissions: but there wns plenty
of enthusiasm. which tho quality Of
the entertainment warranted.
An attractive Egyptian ballet
danced 10 tho music Of Verdi and
BhiEiui, with Marie piencvn and NJ
Stowitts ~ principals, was the FIRST
Offering THIS WIS followed by "Cho-
plpiana," n set OF nine dances 20 tho
music Of Chopin, orchcstrated by
4l6zounow In this the dancing OF
pavlowa was exquisite, Nolnine shar-
ing houors with hor. and the sup
parting company COMFORTING itself
WOrt,ily in a series Of attractive pic
tures. Two extra advertisements
wire offered for good measure the
Last OF tho eight being "Christmas.-
% music by TsChaikovsyv, which Paw
Iowa made "a dainty conCoit supported
dbiy by Volinlne and four other men
dancers.
,pcclle DE HUvath. formerly known
- Cecilc Ayres, Boston pianist
gave recital at Acouan Hall yes
tarday afternoon. she began her pro-
atNmme with Cesar Fraucks prelude,
aria and finale, followed 90 with a
Chopin group and continued with
compositions by Dcbussy, Lcschetiz-
~. List and nt-Saens. She IS a
forcCful player, with a competent
techniduo but her style m munot-
onouH and given 10 dyncsa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
Our regular $3.50

Boys' Gray Union Suits--high
neck--lonE sleeVes-ankle
length siEe Z yrarp
our regular Si8O ....-..I.l2
Rise Of 10 cts for each slhs
larger
Boys Par Wool Gray Ribbsd
Underwear high neck, lOnE
sleeve shirts and ankle length
drawers sihos q TO 10
our regular SlST........l.IO
Larger siEca
our regular Sl.68. ..-...l.37
Boys Heavy or Fine Ribbed
Hoe seconds Of so CT
quality ................. DC
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hoss-
our regular .5O.......... 40
Boys CApealCin Gloves wash.
able our regular S846 2.S5
Boys One Clasp Chamolsstts
Gloves our regular $500. 80
Boys One-ClasP Silk LfnsJ
Gloves our reg. S2OO LEO
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

3Id5 Boys Tan I'm
Bnrhor Lace Shoes .... ass
I.-f n#| fH IunHrF .HH#s-Hr
nr.t.d dang proof suIa- puutHd
shoes t'r winter woar a.t.a ~
SHOES nD0sn r1ool
75ri Chldrent Stockings rs
I..H IInhD1 cotton stocking. 10
Egnd durable quality o.. no 5l.
lluA.sH NAILS FLuot
$50 Mems SIN Muillen .... S7t
ar|F .Hd white. 4U white ur block
suituhi- fur UuIidn, sIu.
h.r'B hu1r MAIN FLOOR
$50 Mems Blanket Bath Robes t05
Regular blankets were usrI 'u
making these practical r.bHa.
which may ur had 'n .-a
variety az o11rs trimmed with
JuUt.l|. IuHurra
M."s uOr MAIN MOOR
A9s 500 Pre- Mems Trousers ass
l=rE3 Apartment ~ striped pat-
terms 900 dark grounds -H1aH 80 20
80 in Nalrt measure.
hIN SHOP MAfN FoOh
n n Childrns Underwear ...... bs
Cotton fleece shirts, high nsck.
long sleeves. ankle length uHuts
htlr uNuEhWEAn MAS FioON
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Age does not rule out style. The littIest woman may demand chic as chief essential in her clothes quite as focibly and with SIS much success as she who has attained by virtue of her wears that most enviable Of states Oooking at life from the lower rung of the ladder) and is a grown up'
 The fashions for little folk do more than suggest the general modes Of the season-they are them in miniature. Everything that the adult gown does the Juvenile ffock is not afraid to at tempt, and yet somehow the latter never eenns to lose it's little girl look with all its effort at sophistication.
 Simplicity is a requirement. of the fashionable youngster,S the lines of her coats and frockS are straight but and here is one proof that feminine
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

minds when it comes to matters sar- toriaI run somewhat in the same channels--be their owners six, six teen or sixty as to details, this is of course entirely different, and she ts quite firmly of mind to have them a bit elaborate. For doesn't she. quite as well as her mother, realize that elaboration is the medium through which a frock achieves a character all it's own?
 There was a tirne when fabrics were more or less classified, according to certain set rules that some one, nobody knows who, laid down. For instance, organdies and dirnitieS and like supposedly appropriate materials were dedicated to the use of little girls, but now, ah now they were satin and velvet and tafeta, with the same aplomb as their elders.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

iassie fall in love with such q dininutive plaited dress.
 Though of embroidery here and
 there and a tiny cluster of rosebuds
 or a knot of ribbon do much to give
 pleasure to the grille. And these are
 as willing to do duty on the costume
 that she dons for the casual caller as on the frock in which she goes a-partying.
 ing things to see in juvenile coatland Stitching has been playing a popular part in outlining yokes ann pockets Side plaits and box plaits, too, have done their share in adding individual ity, But all of them must concede the palm to fur; every sort of pelt un- der the sun has been requisitioned te 1 enhance the charm and add to the effect of the coat for little t'mifady.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

And colors! No longer are there any that are considered peculiarly youths own. Poppy-red, jade green, beige, even all black do their share in serving as a setting.
 Wool satin is a favorite of the sea- son and one finds it often at dancing school. Imagine a little dress of corn flower blue opening at the top on one side and buttoned with a tiny straight collar and trimmings of chenille, border style? Doesn't 1t sound attractive, especially when the little lady wears it with a cape to match, with a smart collar of beaver :? Jade green and white combines to their own and their wee wearer's satisfaction, and is it any wonder, when they develop anything as cum ing as the frock featured in the cen tre of the above trioiA Wouldn't any
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
WEARY OF MARRIAGE?

T
 Before I married four months ago I was very popular and had num- Der of young friends. One of these has asked me to go out with him, but my husband objects. stating that it Is not only unconventional, but abSo- 1utely unjust of me to ask permission of him to go out with any man he scarcely knows.
 He insists that any man who would ask me ito go out without first con- suIting his wishes is an unfit com panion for me, and that his objec- ton is not based on petty jealousy, but his interest to protect me. My parents agree with my husband, but they are very oId-fashioned. I know the young man is all right. 1 Will you please let me have your opinion about this; matter? l Why, if you are truly in love with your husband, should you have the slightest desire to. accept his invita- | tion? It certainly is N very bad taste to say the least. If the man | wishes to show you any attention o,
 a complimentary sort, he is free te invite you and your husband to din
 ner or theatre. But what he has done
 is to suggest that you are already {
 bit bored by the society of the mar
 you married onlyl four months ago
 whole proceeding. You should hav' dignity that your husband is your es cort. To invite your friends to you home and have them meet your bus band and accept his hospitality i permissible. Such course as this
 not.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

One of the newest and most charm in features of the mode is the uneven line at the bottom of the skirt. This uneven edge, besides being comedy, has a use in that it detracts attention from the short skirts which Paris in sists upon.
 Electric blue satin forms the foun- dalton of this novel gown. Over this 1 is placed a blue net tunic laviSh1y trim
 med with blue-glass beads. You will | note that the sash is an extension of the collar 1ibbon and has a. girdle
 below it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
Women's Activities

Lenie Von M. Zesch, of San Fran cisco, is the first woman to practice dentistry in Alaska
 Women pass tests in examinations for motor drivers licenses with a higher average than men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN

Interesting JottingS Concerning the,
 Doings of the Feminine Sex av
 the World Over. is
 Paris has theater exclusively for women.
 women outnumber men in the state of Illinois. @ eE
 Virginia has more than 225, ,0Q0f wage-earning women.
 Civil war widows in the United States number 0,1OO.
 Women are employed as street cleaners in Constantinople. aa In China women dress less extrava- gantly than the men. =14 Twenty-four charwomen are ena- ployed to do the homework in the castle of the ex-katser at Doorn. HolT land
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

inNIe are llladny l1ltllcatLo :, Ehat Dame Fashion is at last becoming a very sensible and practical person. She has not sacrificed beauty or smartness to this new cult of practically, how ever. Her servants the designers, are ing her whims and are evolving many charming coats.
 The one shown above is made of brown bolivia cloth and designed upon the simplest of cape lines Notice the fitted yoke effect. which is almost en- tirely covered by the large cape col lar
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

In some of the Polar regions wive are loaned on account of the great eX cess of men over women.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Argentine women are fast getting the reputation of being the leaders of the worlds fashions.
 During the past year marriages in Germany have practically doubled, while births have declined.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

The estimated cost of producing 8 proficient telephone girl is 5000.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

According to one English authority, red-haired girls stand the best chance of getting married.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
UNSEEN HANDS
4 Bezpildering DetecttUe Story By Robert Orr Chipperfieid
VIII ez SYNOPSIS.

Richard Lorne's wife dies from what seem natural causes. but when her son JuliaE Chalmers, is found with his thrt5.t c,,t ard ttse lise o7 IsoTne is apparenIly at tempted. Sainnei tyfshcrsagc, the family lawyer, ci1!s in Barry Oden, c sergeant of detectives. He cloeeIy questions various mebI,erx, of Ihe family and from Mss Eiffie Meade. Mrs. LOT e's 0pinster sister, gets a detailed Recount of the mysterious acci- 1ents- .s gs-a.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
Women's Activities

President-elect Harding's favorite name for his wife is '@The DRchess."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

About 45 per cent of the 40oo stu dents at Columbia Unicersity are wo- men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Business women in New York city have a Wall Street Woman's club.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
To be Continued

Cambridge University in London has refused to admit women to fill mem bersI1ip in the university on equal terms with the men. Most Of the other English universities, including Oxford. already have granted full !. enlbershin to women.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Foreign-born women in the United States number more than 5000, 900.
 T.eere are two women immigrants for every man entering the United
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Miss Mathile Malkin. of New York city, is probably the oldest woman in this country to be admitted to citien- ship. She is past S2 years of age, but only recently went before the court and received her papers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Designers of gowns and their wearers recognize the value of lace. There is nothing which has such an air of dainty elegance and womanly charm, as a negligee which is lavish Iy trimmed with lace. Among laces chantilly holds the first place for tashiouing negligees of rare diStinc- Gon and charm.
 Here black chanti11y lace is draped over blue silver cloth. The narrow girdie is made of black satin ribbon and the tassels are black jet. The lace trouers and the loose swinging panel are especially attractive.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Parisian society women send their pet dogs to school, where they are taught to bark properly, to bow in greetings and farewell, to pick up a fan dropped by the mistress and to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Several hundred women in Misn- asvaIsa, Ind, have formed what they @a:l a "Battalion of Death for the purpose of waGing war on hold-up nan. The women will meet regular ' and take part in target practice under competent Instructors
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

The foot of we1l-proportioned woman is normally one-fourteenth of her height.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27
Advice To The
 Lovelorn
{By Beatrice Fairfax.)
INVITING UNHAPPINEss

bSaI MISS F dlI
 Kindly inform me If 1t Is wrong tc embrace or respond to the embrace of a married man. Our friendship was formed under strange circum- stances. He needed friend and stuck by him through thick and thin Since then he has treated me with great deference and has invited me to visit him, a thing which I did number of times.
 He is a man of sterling integrity and is not disloyal to his wife, but is merely grateful. Nor do want to in. grstiate myself into his favor ano come beween them. However l lov' him as a friend. He is twice my age,
 It won't work. Why invite unhap- piness? There is no excuse for this mans placing his cheek against yours. He is, as you tell me, twice vour age and has had experience enough to tell him of the unwisdom of ali this It's fair neither to his wife nor to you. Don't permit it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

Women are employed as street cleaners in Constantinople. s.a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-27

In China women dress less exrava- gantly than the men. =a.