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Evening journal., 1920-01-31
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Services tomo row az Silverbrook
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church, ornoslie
Union Park Gardens, ihe Roy. Elwood
w Jones. nastor. viii begin al 10 2j
O'Clock with an organ rectal bv Mss
Conwell. followed by anthem selections
BY the choir and CONGREGATIONAL sing
ing, led by Raymond w. Lilley. The
Sacrament ot the Lords Supper Will be
administered by the pastor at this serv-
ice. An opportunity viii be extended 10
any person who may desire 10 Join the
church. The subject OF the pastors
communion meditation win be "The
Bearer Of Good Things"
The Sunday school, In charge OF the
superintendent. Joseph w. Coley. VIII
meet at ~ O'Clock. There will be spe-
cial selections by Mss C0nnelrs orches-
ira. The Mems Bible Glass, George w.
Bedwell president. VIII also meet at u
o'clock This class has its own pianist
and is rapidly growing in numbers and
interest.
The Junior League viii hold its meet
ing at the c'ose OF the Sunday school
session Robert Green is the superin-
tendent
The Epwo-th League will hold fts de-
votional meeting at 6l5 O'Clock, with
Aaron Mills as leader.
The evening preaching service. begin
ming at 730 o'clock, win open with
organ selections by Miss Connell. fol-
lowed by a spirited congregational song
service and special anthems by the
choir. The service OF the evening will
be devoted TO evangelism. The pastor
Will preach at this service, his subject
being "A Friendless Soul"
Glass meeting in charge OF Joseph w
Coley. will be held Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. The Tastor's class will meet
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
MEMS LUTH. SOCIETY


Services viii be he'll tomorrow
morning and evening at Zion lutheran
Church Sixth and Jackson streets the
Rev. s @ Won Bossc. pastor. At the
morning service the pastor VIII preach
on the subject. Human SUFFERING" In
fhe evening on Feeling Dlrkntss
The sunday schools meet at 931 o'clock
and 9 10 o'clock. Oa rtHsl1y Alter
nom The Ladies' AID Soc,aty Will hold
a b brthday social. In the ev'ning the
Sunday school teachers Nill meet at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder.
Newport.
on Tuesd1y evening the Mems l.uih-
Gran Society OF Delaware win meet IN
the basement OF ihe chu''h Tile rob
rua~y meeting Is always Of special In
tercst as This includes election OF ON
GERS. and a banquet. Preparations for
Tuesd Us affair are 10 The hanls NJ Tho
executive committee. composed N ia
cob h. snyder. Harry Schneider. Frank
A. Gradwohl George II. Nth and
Alber, Angersteln Three 0t-nf town
spellers have been securcl tltc Rev.
Zonan VI Corhe Che heart OF The Board
OF West Ind es Missions, who VII
speak on Missions lnd World Poll
ilcs;" the Rev +. q Evrrs. head Of the
BoaNd OF Jewish Missions. and A. d..
Ghlquoine, secretary Or The Ldymen's
Missionary Movement 4 Amrricu who
rccCntly conducted tho Every Meirber
Cnvass throughout M United Iuih-
eron. Church. and who will speak IN
Men and the Church"
The Lenten season Nill he usherei IN
at the church on femurry IS. With
special services on Wednesdays asd
Fridays Illustrated lectures Will he
offered during that time and on each
Sunday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
DO dead SPEAK
TO living Men ?
Question Made Prominent
by Sir Oliver Lodge Dis
cussed at West
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
SABBATH SERVICES

At West Presbyterian Church. Eighth
and Washington streets, the Rev L..
Franklin Smiley. d. d.. pastor the Rev.
James Dougherty assistant pastor. Dr..
Smiley will preach morning and eve
ming The theme for the morning viii
be "Changing the Leper's Spots :" Orgqn
prelude prelude Solenne," by K~oeger; (;
the postlude. "Marche," by Ketterer.
The choir win sing as the anthem.
MAKE Joyful Noise Unto the Lord"
by Edwards. The ofrertory will be 20
Come TO NV Heart" by Ambrose. So
loist s II Jones
Al 9 o'clock the Bible school will
meet IN all dena-tments, with music
by Banks orchestra.
The women's class will meet at the
same hour.
The mems class Will meet In the
church auditorium at O'Clock. Or.
Smrev's subject will be, "Magic vs..
Miracle" Floyd Harper. baritone solo
ist Will sing Irving C Casler director
OF the Community Service Chorus, viii
lead the sing
At 6l5 o'clock. the C. f Society VIII
meet eade~s. Mss Eta Reeves and
Miss Elizabeth +. Day
At 73O O'Clock. popular service OF
song VIII be led by tho chorus choir
with orchestral accomnan'ment. with
this service as special feature Mrs.
Frank D. Wilson. soprano. viii sing,
"Surer Little Children TO Come Unto
Me" by Brewer and w. r K'ddoO.
trombone solOist. will play "Am Weer."
bv schubert: anthem "The Lord Is My
Light" bv Miles. Sololst Ms ]. c.
Allen: ofrertory trombone solo by w.
r. R'ddoo: solo and chorus. "The Lord
Is NV Shprherd." bv BroOkfeld. Frank
E Jones taking the solo part; organ
prelude. "Chant angellque" by Rock
we'll. and the posilude "AlleC~o Macs
toso." by best. Or. Smllev's theme for
me evening win be do the SPIRITS Of
the Dead Talk With the Living?"
Dr. Smiley will throw some strong
l'ght from the Scripture unon this sub
iect as intensely interesting inst now
because ~ the hund-ads of thousands
Of men who were killed In the world
war.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
AUTOMOBILE RACE
AT WESLEY M. E.

The Sunday School Board OF Wesley
NJ. r. Church is making arrangements
for an Automobile Race" The board
feels that the creation OF a keen friend
ly rivalry omong the different classes
Will add greatly TO the spirit OF the
school. as well as boost ahe member
ship.
Each class has appointed a repre-
sentative TO draw for their machine
The race is to be $50 miles. and each
new member secured ls 10 count nys
miles.
All the classes are enthusiastic abon
the roce. Prizes Will be awarded the
winners.
Tho following services are scheduled
for tomorrow: Glass meeting, 930
o'clock; Communion. 1890 o'clock sun
day school. i2i5 O'Clock; Epworth
League. Gas O'Clock: sermon subject,
Unless Yo Be Converted" by The Rev.
z. w. Wells, al 7.3O o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
CAL0M Ell!
It's Mercuyl Quick
silveri Shocks the
Liver-Dangerl

You're bilious, but take "Cascarets"l
You have throbbing sensation In your
head. a bad taste In your mouth. your
eyes burn, your skin Is yellow. with
dark rinss under your eyes; your lips
are parched. your bowels are oonsii-
paced No wonder you feel foggy, mean
and ill-iempered You need Cascarets
tonight. Don't continue being a bilious
nuisance 10 yourself and those who
love you. and don't resort 10 harsh
physics that irrltate and lnlure. Re-
member that most disorders OF the
stomach. liver and bowels are ended by
morning with gentle, harmless Cas-
carets-they work while you sleep,
never grippe. shock, sicken or inconven-
ience you. They's grandi
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
SIyFDvSU BAPTIST

At First Swedish Baptist Church.
Nandever avenue and Church street. ibe
Rev. G. A. Chader. pastor. Services
SUNDAY: 10 - o'clock. morning medita-
ton. Subject. "Watchman. What OF the
NIGHT? ?"gi2 O'Clock. Sunday school: Is
O'Clock. young peoples meeting; 73O
o'clock, preaching service; Subject,
AN Army Ofilcer's Conversion, or.
How the Door Opened; Thursday. 23O
O'Clock. the Ladies, Aid Society meets
~ 'he home Of Mrs. Adolf Johnson, No.
22i9 Pine street.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
DELAWARE CITY

At the First Presbyterian Church OF
Delaware CITY the Rev Robert Claiborne
Pltzer. pastor. there will be preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject. 1890 o'clock."By Com
parison"; evening. 7.i5 o'clock, young
peoples night. The evening service
will be conducted by the senior and
mnio- Christian Endeavorers, Boy
Scouts and Girls Club. There will be
special musical program, and an ad-
dress by the pastor on "The Glory OF
Youth" A special collection VIII be
taken for young peoples work.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
THE INVESTMENT
OF CHARACTER"
Pastor TO Discuss Subject at
Hanover Sunday Night
Service
SPECIAL MUSIC
ADDED FEATURE

In Hanover Presbytcris1 Church.
Eighteenth street and Boulevari. to-
morrow evening. the Rev. Charles II
Bohner will continue his series OF Id
dresses on stepping stones 70 an
Honorable Career" speaking on the
subject, "The Investment OF Charac-
ter" Although this series OF addresses
Is OF special interest 10 Young people,
and has been gre Fly Approached by
them. older residents Of the Wash
inglOn Heights neighbOrhoOd a'sO are
find ng interest In them, large aud fences
being the rule every >unlly NIGHT al
the church AS an add'd attraction
tomorrow night there VII he special
congregational hymn numbers and a
solo, The Day IS Endc1," by Mrs.
fiumc.
AZ the morning service, Mr.. Bonner
Will preach on :he subject. "T0lling
FOR the M'sl,r" ~ His service, Mr.
Hume viii sl:.s the solo. God BE N2l-
,iful TO Ne"
Miss Priscilla Thomas viii address
The Robert =. I1crsnn Christian En-
d"dvor SOcip:v 4 {, 0'rln'',
At the preyer service on wednesday
night. Mr.. B0hn'~ will speak on "!be
Witness OF the Spirit"
The Carrie 4. Euh1 'r B'bic Glass will
hold is mon.liy melting on Mn6sy
evening.
The Pastor Nj Society will meet a..
he home o ,Irs. Harr- A. n 'hsor On
Tuesday afte~n),1.
Caleb Z. Burrlirri ~ will discuss I'm
tarn-tional LaW' before ;hc Whsih.I-
sier Club. on Friday evening. Febru-
airy 49,
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
pIC RFTUFI

Big Bethel announces the following
weekly program: SUnday-i030 o'clock
preaching by The pastor and monthly
communion: 70 30 o'clock, Sunday class
meetings: 2.3O o'clock. Sunday School,
srecial orchestra music: 6.45 o'clock,
Allen Christian Bndeavor special
program; 745 o'clock, anniver-
sary sermon and program or
Glass No. II. Monday night-The VII
berforoe. Ohio, University Orchestra
viii make lis grst Eastern appearance
IN concert. under the auspices of the
fishers Association. Tuesday night viii
be the fnal preparation meeting N the
officers. friends. members and Fifty"
of ihs church for the recerfOn and
banquet 10 the first Episcopal Dis
trict delegation.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
FpwnRTm nIlARTEnLY.

Erwor'h VI Z. Church, Tenth and
Lombard streets. the Rev. T F Beau
chsmp. pastor. will hold services to-
morrow as follows: go o'clock. class
meeting George w Booker. leader;
fO20 O'Clock. communion service and
members received: ? o'clock Sunday
school. W /. Overdee~ sune~'n'endprt
$40 o'clock, Enworth LEAGUE; 73O
O'Clock sermon nv the pasior, The
Working Jesns." Revival serv-
fees viii he held next week. and fourth
dna-teriv conference Thurrdav owe
alng following the service, Or. Robert
Watt presiding
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
HOLY C0EIMUNl0N AT
UNION NJ. E. CHURCH

Union No'hoS'-' r0'soor@i chv--h
Fifth and Washington streets. Dr.
Harvey Winfield. ~ MISTER Will hold
Sunday services as follows: Glass
meeting at $50 o'clock. p. w Dunlap,
leader; public worship at 1890 o'clock.
reception OF members and Holy Com
munion: Sunday school at o'clock, p.
r. Stroup. superintendent; Epworh
Leaglle at % O'clock, ii Sylvester~Bar-
net. president: evening worship at 80
O'Clock. sermon subject; "Ihe Attitude
OF the Church Toward the Second COM
ing Of Christ"
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
ST. Andrews CHURCH.

Services In 81 And eW's, Simply and
Eighth streets. the Rev. Richard w
Traprell. rector. the Rev Edward II.
Ford. assistant. will be as follows: Holy
Communion at 3 o'clock: B'ble C'ass
and Sunday school Gas; Holy Com
mun'on and sermon at II o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at 7.a5 o.
clock.
8 rvices IN 81 Matthew'S Chapel. snip
ley ard Eighth streets The Rev I'd
ward II Ford in charga VIII be uc
sunday School az , o'clock; B.b'e C'ass
at 3 O'Clock: evening prayer and ser
mon 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Trinity 2. y sERyICEs

At Trinity Church. Delaware avenue
and Adams streets. the Rev. Frederick
VI. klrkus. rector, the services on sun
day will be as follows: Holy Commun-
ion az 100 o'clock; sunday Schol az
$50 o'clock; litany. Holy Communion
and sermon at II o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon at i5 o'clock. The
Rev. F. NJ Kirkus viii preach In the
mo"nng and the Rev. Robert Bell IN the
evening. lH,
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
urNny D scn1-rs LATEST

While the board OF managers OF the
Service Citizens were In session yes
terday. Henry p. Scott. the banker. who
! resided. told the following story.
which he said was roialled by former
Ambassador Gerard at the Jackson Day
dinner In Washington.
"A schOolbOy was asked 10 write an
essay on Patrick Henry. The boy wrote
as follows: Patrick Henry was a great
Virglnian. He married women ten
years older than himself Then no ex-
claimed, Give me liberty or give me
DEATH"
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
BRACK.EX nEyIyAL

In Brack-EX Church tomorrow. the
pastor, the Rev. Claude w. Clark, viii
Drctch at both The morning and even
services. Th' choir viii sing special
music at b0 b services and in the morn
ing new members WI be received into
fellowship OF the church.
Tn subject OF The morning service az
10 IS ocloca VIII be: 'The Labor OF
Patience ard Hope" The evening SER
vice will be evangcl ste. Sabbath school
meets at i2 TO O'Clock. Prayer service
is Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
anYENTIsT MEETINCs.

First Seventh nay. Adventist Church.
Howland street. between Clayton and
dupont streets the order Of services Is
as follows: PRAYER meeting Wed1es-
day evening at 7i5 O'Clock; sabbath
school every Saturday at 9i5 o'clock;
preaching services at n o'clock con-
Quoted by Pastor f F. Collier; young
peopIe's meeting at o'clock; Bible lee
iure. Sunday evening at 7i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
EAsTLAKE COMMUNION.

East'ake VI. Z. Church. Thirt'eth
and Tanall streets. the Rev E. C. Sun
Md pastor. viii hold Sunday services
at gl5 o'clock. class meeting; 1879
o'clock. Communion service and recep-
ton Of hesv members; ? O'Clock Bible
School: 645 O'Clock, Christian Endeavor
service; las o'clock, Evangelistic serv-
ices.
ON Monday evening at 8 o'clock DR..
4. Franklin Smiley. pastor OF West
Presbyterian Church will deliver an ad'
dress on Adult Bible Class work.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
OLD sWEDEs

O'd Swedes Church. seventh and
Church sire Is. the Rev. Robert Bell.
will have services as follows: 3 o'clock.
Holy Communion: 1890 O'Clock Litany
ard Holy Communion; 2.30 o'clock.
sunday school: 730 O'Clock dren'ns
prayer and sermon by the Rev. F. NJ.
X rkus
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
NEW Jerusalem CHURCH.

Services at the New Jerusa en- Church
Pennsylvania avenue and Broomc str et
Rev George Henry Dole. pastor, VIII
he Morning service 90 i5 o'clock, sub
iect OF sermon 'SpirHualism OF ST
Diver Lod sc": osgan prelude, "lm-
promptu." Parker: anthem, 20 Lord
R,Guke Ne Not" Buck; solo. selected
anthem Fear We Not o Israel" Spick-
er; organ pOstlude IN A, FaulCce.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
rNIoN AMERICAN NJ r.

At Union American VI. +. Church,
the Rev. Edw. Rice Tasior. W'dowers
and widows rally Will be held tomor-
row with the following services: i03o
o'clock address by Mary Queen. FOL
lowed with class; O'Clock SABBATH
School: o'clock platform meeting; !
O'Clock Christian Endcayor; 5 o'clock
address by Ada Nichols.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
NORTUBApTTST CHURCH.

North Baptist Church, Lincoln street
near Delaware avenue, the Rev. VIII
liam L. Peitinglll, pastor; the Rev. Ed
ward z. Washburn, associate pastor,
will have preaching at 1920 O'Clock and
7.45 O'Clock by the pastor; morning sub
iect. priesthood and Ministry; y eve
ming. Trophies OF Grace" Bible
school will meet at noon; Young Peo-
ples meeting will be omitted this week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
OIJyFT PRFSBYTFpTaN.

Services at Olivet Presbyterian
Church. the Rev. joel s Gnhllan will
prearh at 1875 and 7.i5 o'clock The
communion OF the Lords supper will
Mustered at The morning service.
The subject Of the evening sermon
Is "The Church Divine; Sabbath school
al 70 O'Clock; Y. p. S. C. z. at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
pnnGnEssINE spTRITUALIsT.

Services Sunday evening, 7.30 o'clock.
at the First Progressive Spiritualist
Church. Pythian Castle. No. 9O6 West
street. will be conducted by Mrs. Ellen
Cor: messages by Harry c. Ahn, Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Mr pErnEI. BAPTIST

There VII be pr aching at NJ Beth
81 Bapi'st Church. No. li6 West Front
street al i03n O'Clock tomorrow. sub
iect "Who Is The Lord: covenant
needing % noon: Bible School at 2
O'Clock; Ti5 o'clock, subject These
Peopl, Went Down" Wednesday night
m ssionsry meeting. Friday night
PRAYER meelIng
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
nnIlNUEL CHURCH.

Emmanuel Church. 18th and Riv,rvlew
avenue, the Rev Charles w Clash.
rector will hold the following Sunday
services: Holy Communion. - o.
clock; Sunday school. 9 45 O'Clock; Holy
Communion and sermon. ii o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon, 745 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
SUNDAY AT ASBIDY.

At AsbuFy NJ F. Church Third and
Walnut streets. the Rev. G orge White
Dawson. pastor; services are: . o'clock
prayr meeting w. j. Jones, leader 10 30
O'Clock. pre3ching subject: "The FINAL
Hour Of the son OF God" followed by
the Sacrament OF the Lords supper: ,
O'Clock. sunday school: go o'clock, Ep-
worth League theme. Medical Sc'enc7
ard Chinese leadership" 730 o'clock,
Ten Virgins Went 70 Meet the Bride
groom" -. .....
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
KNGswooD NJ +. CHURCH.

At Klngswood NJ +. Church. pastor.
the Rev. Charles c. Harris. will preach
morning and evening. subject, 1890
o'clock, "The Great Valley Of Dry
Bones" 7.30 o'clock, Moses Choice" !"
Sunday school at o'clock Epworih
Leagie, Gas O'Clock special number by
qu'rtet Eyangellstlc services during
the week.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Ar ST LIIlIpS.

81 Lukc's Reformed Ep scopal Church
Monroe and Eighth streets, will have
Holy C0mmun on. morning prayer and
sermon at io.4j O'Clock: Sunday School
at . o'c'ock; evening prayer and sermon
at 730 o'clock: Wednesday at 3 O'Clock
mld-veek service: fhe Rev. William
Lamming is rector.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
WHO PAYS TIE rApr?,

At Trinity Lutheran Church, corner OF
TweniyLhrtl street and Concord ave-
Tue. tn pastor Will discuss the follow
ing themes at a and 7 as O'CLOCK to-
morrow: behold the Man" and who
Pays the FareH" Sunday School. 80 o.
clock. and Y. p. S. C. r. at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
news items FOR
EPISCOPA PALIANS
Trinity and Old Swedes'
Clergy Exchange Pull
pits Sunday Evening
COMMUNION SERVICES
TOMORROW MORNING

There Will be, celebration OF Holy
Communion at tn a o'clock service IN
the Ep'scopallan Churches tomorrow
Services WIN be held as follows IN the
city churches:
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
T,ruNc WITH TUE BEAD.

L. Wilcox, OF Philadelphia, will speak
on the subject. Talking With the
Dead" on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Il Jr. O. u. A. NJ Hall, No. 9O7 Tatnali
lireet
Evening journal., 1920-01-31
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting n
trunk several years ago. Doctors said my
only hope OF cure was an operation. Trusses
did me no good. Finally ! got hold OF
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cured me. Years have passed and the rup-
ture has never returned, although ] am
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plefe cure without operation, n you write
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others who are ruptured-you may save q
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and the worry and danger Of an operation.
Evening journal., 1920-01-31

The Want Ads viii be favored for
domesilcs. maids, housekeeper and walt
resses.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
En The TheaterS
POLES.

Those who are inclined to criticise' theatrical and photoplay offerings given in Bridgeport will do well to see the PoIi photoplay and vaudeville offering sche eduled for the first half of this deek. Both headliners in the si}azt drama and upon the lighted stage are such as have received the highest commendation of New York audiences.
 / Of Under the Apple Tree'' variety in it's current issue. reviewing lasI. weeks show at the Palace theatre, the acme of all New York's variety houses, says:
 This man George Choos seems to be putting out some especially fine tabloids. His Under the Apple Tree is a fair sample of his style of Vaude- vile productions. Not only does he stage and costume them sumptuously but, unlike some others, he casts them with real artists. The principals are John Sully, Muriel Thomas, Ethei Rosevere and Carl Byal. They would compare favorably with the cast ot the average Broadway musical com edy organization. On Monday even ing the parade of the girls in gorgeous raiment was so effective that scene call was demanded."
 Likewise Wallace Reid in the mas ter photop1ay, Double Speed is all that the best temple of photoplay could demand of the best producers.
 These attra are, not all of the PoIi program which also consists of special Paramount comedies, Pathe News and such well known vaudeville acts as Coley and Jaxon, Scott and Aubrey and The Geralds-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
Stanley Ketchel Found
 Hing Tough Opponent

Stanley Ketchel and Rudolph Hing fought 20-round draw at Miles City, Mont. on this date in 1904. At that period of his career Ketche1. a kid of IT, was a jack of all trades in Mon tana, and fighting was only one of his many side lines. He had never had any instruction in the art of boxing, and al he knew he had picked up for himself. In Hing he met a full hedged heavyweight, for Rudolph was burly miner who outweighed the 'Ketchel Kid" by nearly 50 pounds. In spite of this great disparity in weight, and Ketchels extreme youth and inexperience, he held the big fel- low to a draw in a. terrific Slugging g contest that went 20 rounds. Ketchel remained in Montana two years after that, and fought all the best men in that section, regardless of weight, height, Or experience.
 In all that period he was defeated only ky Maurice Thompson, and of the 35 bouts he fought in Montana as a boy. he won all but four by knock outs KetcheI weighed only 140 pounds when he fought Hing, but he soon took on weight and was a mid dleweight when he went to California to begin his career in earnest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
EMPIRE,

When Howard Chandler Christy declared that Katherine MacDonald's title, :" the most beautiful woman in pictures,"s well earned and ac- counted for her beauty by saying it represented the glory of a dauntless character, he little knew that Miss MacDonald's next story would enable her to enact a role of this nature.
 In "The Turning Point,' the latest attraction of '<The American Beauty which will be shown at the Empire theatre, commencing today, Miss Macdonald plays the part of Diana Tenant who greets the news of the loss of a fortune with indifference and becomes a professional society hostess. The events that come within her experience in this work are most unusual and interesting.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-19
PLAZA.

William Russell and Helen Fergu- son ares coring a success in their latest Fox super-feature. fShod With Fire,'' at the Plaza theatre. The fea- ture gets out of the stereotyped groove and offers excellent entertainment Both the stars are seen at their best and the story is very entertaining.
 Lewis and Gordon present "In the Dark with seven clever people This act has been making a great hit at the various big houses throughout the country for the past eight months. Amanda Gilbert and Boys present "A Musical Revue" Gypsy Meredith and Co. offer "The Laugh Provokers' i;