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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
ASHLAND

'Specitl 10 The Times Dispatch,
nniii.ANl,. July lo.--Miss VIRGINIA
r rnw,s" y, i St for Arvonia to be the
Su,St ot Mrs, Alex Williams before
reSnrning TO her home in I.ynchburr
=, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson and Iisi,o
MISS Anne Marye Simpson have re
!uIhcd 70 their home In NorfoIL- ~
~ n VISIT TO Colonel and Mrs. l.. r.
,r Mrs S. c. Hatcher and the Misso.
sslalchcF are spending. some time with
iF.HndS IN Winchester.
mrs Mcrrett Motley has returned. IN
HHii.HIh after a visit to her sister, Mrs
Mrs Kate Vandivcr and Miss caro-
Tucker VI ais loSd
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sydnor Jr
'PSnalhS the week at Virginia Ecnch
Miss Mary S!tman and hrothcre
t;rous mar. have gone to ocean
thnire y, D.. where they will omen
n. MS. d II Dugdalc ana Misses
,aphne and cara Dugdaie are snnnS
NE July AZ the home OF Mrs. e; r.
S"nucrson in RumSon " l. We a.
". and Mrs. John Kern arc sno,,
some time. In Winchester.
Mts. l. y. Vaughan left Tbursd, ,
."r .ainp .Iunaluska. y. C.. In snen;,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham r. uo,so,
ana Misses Elizaheth ard '1p oi,n
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT, July 1o.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. Dudley Dggs, after de.
visit to relatives in King and
Queen. spent several days i'll the home
Of Mrs. Diggs' brother. ]. w, Court
have gone TO Richmond. where Mrs
Rest Over"
spent sunday and Monday in town
with relatives. On Tuesday they re-
turned TO their home In Newport
News. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Mr. Fetteroff, who has visited rela-
t 1iHsS in Seattle; Wash; for several
here at Euclid Heights.
g. Mrs. Franeska Casper Lawson. OF
Washington. is the guest OF Mrs. H..
Miss Martha Ellen Knapp. of Cliff
ton. King and Queen County, is visit
Ing Mrs. " i, Bray.
a few days with his parents here the
Bernard Faun, lie Roy. of West
Virginia, Is visiting his sister. Mrs.
Miss Marcella Smith is spending
some time with her sister: Mrs, j.
Robe5t Lee savage: fromeriy Of
West Point, now OF Washington, q
student In George Washington Uni-
with his grandmother. Mrs. Camilla
Mrs. a. +. Hargrave is visiting her
Mrs. HeTber, Turner and two
daughters, OF Richmond, are spend
ing the week With Mrs. 4. N. Ateyah.
the mother OF Mrs. Turner.
The ln,crdcnomia,ional Sunday
: School. Of King William County, viii
convene at the County scat, July IA.
Miss Dell Slaughter. OF ok!aho-
ward. OF West Point
Miss Gertrude Pitcher has returned
from visit TO friends in Richmond.
and their little daughter, Murray.
are spending sons. days, here
Mrs. Charles -Cahe. OF baltimore.
ter. Miss Evelyn Cabe, and her friend
Miss Hannah Jacobs, OF Baltimore
joined her here on their return from
a visit TO friends in Richmond
Mrs. Philip Gibson and Mrs J. H.
Gray have returned from Il visit 10
their sister. Mrs. W. p. Bray. oi
:. Misses Elizabeth Chandler and
the Girls, Auxiliary OF the Firsi
BAPTIST Church TO the Baptist E:.
campment, beginning July .. at Vir.
-Einia Beach.
- r. c: Craden, w. r. Eroaddus and
a j; Walcott, are the delegates tc
!. In Grace Street Baptist Church. Iui,
2 20. from the First baptist Church
a. West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. Julian Basby en-.
tertained Wednesday evening al SUP,
per Miss Olive Woodward, OF Chica
go and Audrey peyncr. of Norfolk
49, Mrs. Roland Bar!ord has with hrr
Tor TWO weeks her sister. Mrs I. a
Spicer. and two sons. Floyd and BiI
Y. ner niece and husband. Nj, amc
Md
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII snoot. of Balti
+ more; aTg VISITING Mrs. II. =. owens
BiliIe BROOKS, q boy about IL wear
old, VINO WAS shot in the eye abou
Ten DAYS ago by an air-ritie in IN
nahas OF another boy Is suffering II
"a hospital in Richmond
great many people from Yves
ROM attended tho CARA day at Ur
panha me Fourth OF July. and rcpor
Miss Emily Waddli OF Richmont
is sptndin& some time with Mis-
marie Johnson. IN the. home OF d.
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ONANCOCK

Especial TO The Timcs-Dspatch)
ONANCOCK. July 10.-Rcv. and
Mrs. Frank a. Rcdout are entertain
ing MIR and Mrs. james Ridout and
their children. of Roanoke, at the
rectory.
Miss Maud Barum has returned
from six months stay in South Car
DINA.
Mrs. r. r. Penncweil and Miss
Elizabeth Tunwell are back from a
visit to relatives at Silva, Va
Major y. l.. Tanner, who is teach
Ing physical training at William and
Mary College summer school. came to
onancock TO help engineer the cell
ebration on the Fifth.
Mrs. Holloway, OF Potomac Divis-
ion Headquarters. Washington. visit
ed the Eastern Shore of Virginia
Chapter here Thursday.
Mrs. Cardic Rogers is visiting Mrs.
Charles Naples. OF Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Joyncs, OF Baltimore.
is with her parents. Superintendent
and Mrs. q. G.. Joyncs, for "a week
Mrs. Rosser. of Portsmouth, is the
guest of Mrs T. $. Hopkins
Miss Mary Moon kellam, who was
the guest OF Mrs. Il. ). Hopkins for
several days, has gone back to Cape
Miss Bcrta Shield. of Shields
Wharf. was at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs X. l.. Shield, for several days
this week.
Miss j. r. T,irney and Miss Estcre
Click are back from sojourn at
Ocean City.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

VA. July I0.-The convention OF the
American Institute of Electrical
EnEineers held their meeting here
this week. 1t numbered over 800.
many ma e9,minE from extreme I,a parts OF
OF the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Il. Wall and
Miss Martha Wall and her brother.
Garrett Il. Wall. have arrived this
for the summer. Miss Doreen. k,itz:'
Gerald and her father. DeSoto' FitZ-
Gerald, of Richmond. who have re-
Gently returned from three moths
visit abroad. have arrived to spend
the summer. Mrs. FitzGcrald will
Edward &. Mayo arrived recently
add joined Mrs. Mayo and her father.
Alfred II. Harris. of Richmond. at
the Grccnbrier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Branch and
their two children arrived this week
from Richmond, and will spend the
season in cottage in South Carolina
Row.
Mrs. Charles Workman has come
from Richmond for a lengthy visit.
made 4 number OF trips TO the Green
brier this year. returned to Danville
this week, after short stay
MIR. and Mrs. Porter Fleming and
J. Il. Fleming. OF Augusta. Ga. and
Mr.. and Mrs. |. W. Read. of Augusta.
rivals.
MIR and Mrs. c. G. Wilson. of Rich
mond. arrived this week. Other
Richmond arrivals include J. y. Bel
vim. DR.. Douglas vanderHoof, who
Joined Mrs. VandcrHoof. Comma nd-r
w. +. Neuton and Lieutenant Il.
Davis, OF the United states steam
ship Nevada. arrived here for 4 visit
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HEATHSVILLE

ISneclal to The Times Dispatch.)
{, nEATHSFILLE. VA. July 10
dren. Mercer and Meade, who recently
visited her brothers, DIR. Meade S.
Brent, Petersburg. and j. Harper
Brcnt. Hampton. has returned and
Will leave this week for ii visit to
relatives OF Mr.. Nca!c. in Essex Coun-
~.
r.. l.. Wright. of Tappahannock.
was weekend guest in Heathsvillc
MISS Lillian Anderson, who recent
~ resigned as assistant cashier of
the Bank or Northumberland, has
gone TO Wecms to accept Il position
as bookkccper for w. 4. Doggctt.
MISS Helen Davenport has succeeded
MISS Anderson as assistant cashier OF
the Bank OF northumberland
MIR. and Mrs. AlonZa James have
announced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage of their daughter,
MISS Agnes Christian James, to
Frederick Stanley Porter. OF Balti-
more The wedding to take place in
early fall
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER VA Ju!v lm-Siise
!, Mrs. J. Frank t;,iIy. l.ansdowne "a "a
DIR. and Mrs. y 9 Swi:nIev and
the iatter's sister, Mrs. MargafSt Me
= Neill, have returned from n u,.a.
ure trap 10 the Pacific Coast ~,
FORMER having attended tn, nnnf,.,I
meeting Of the Mystic shrine
Miss Julia c. Tyler is vis;ticg rel-
z atives in Baltimore and Washi,, ,.,nn
MT. and Mrs A. L. Baker are al
Mrs: William g. Hunt has returucd
TO baltimore. after visiting her par
: ents: Mr.. and Mrs. George w Krcm.r
Miss Mary Robinson mas returned
from a visit TO friends in Norfolk AND
~ Misses. George and Pauline Shoe,
Y nave gone TO Baltimore for several
srLSMiss June Fishpaw has returned
.f11fom visit 10 relatives In Baltimore
and the Eastern Shore Of MarvIand
30 Mr., and Mrs. II. G.. Sheetz have re-
IS turned from New York
Among those sailing thi. week on
1.-The TRANSPORT Pocahont;.s from New
x York were Major and Mrs Il NJ
= Roszcl and Mrs. jamie l. Baker. the
4 latter 10 visit her son, Licutcnant
Bryan Conrad. United States Army
who is stationed nj Andernach, Ger.
many.
Mrs. Eugene RUSSELL and daughter
Mrs, w. u. Harader. have returned TO
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Sunny VIRGINIA FULL OF
SPIRIT or SUMMER TINE
.Picnics in Wooded Dclls or Beside
Tumbltng Matters Mark
;, Weeks Events.
HEAVY TRAVEL TO sEAsHoRE
Club Life Practically Abandoned in
All Virginia Towns for the More
Inviting and Hcalth-Giving Life
Outdoors.

-. Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
~. DANNlLLE, July l0.-Sevcral picnic
were held here his week
,-.And numerous campsng expeditions
out of the national holiday
- observed on Monday have been enjoy
Sted. While the summer thus far has
been !enicnt in po;n; OF view OF eli
.-+terred the usual coming and going
OF holiday makers.
Mrs. w. +. Jennings entertained n
. number OF young people on Wedncs-
II Mrs Lewis Dibrelt' entertained on
Thursday al luncheon given at the
: Country Club in honor OF her visiting
Sister, Mrs. Williams, OF Winston
Salon, y. c.
The Danville Rotarians this week
departed from their usual custom Of
midday dinner and assembled on
!. Tuesday evening at the Country Club
- where the members heard the report
OF the delegates who represented
Danvilic at the recent Atlantic City
Misses Bessie, Wills and Champe
.Douthat have leased an apartment in
Now York and are spending several
weeks in the metropolis.
Mr. and Mrs, George. a. Lea, Miss
Daisy Lea. and MIR. and Mrs. y. a.
Booth are at Buffalo Lithia Springs
for the month.
Mrs. Hunt Wimbish and daughter.
Lois Wimbish. are visiting at Buff
falo Iithia Springs for few weeks.
=. Miss Eleanor G,ferrant has return
. ed from Patrick Springs. also Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph X. Linville and their
daughter.
-. Mrs. sarah w. Rutherford. of Rich
-mond. is visiting Mrs. Grecnhow
- Maury.
ss@ Miss Addie ChaGin. of Richmond,
. visited Miss Martha Harvic this week.
y-,en route 10 Blue Ridge. y. G.
81 Mrs. +. w. Towncs Is visiting her
- daughter. MN. Blair kerns. in Gin
45cinnati.
Mrs. a. w. Traylor is spending the
summer at Black Mountain, y G.
r.. DR.. and Mrs. j. h. Taylor. DR.. and
: Mrs. r. II. Miller. MIR. and Mrs. J.
d. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
Harris and Mrs. w. T. Harris have
returned after q delightful outing Mt
: MOrchcad CitN. \. C.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. July
ushered in With brIsb, sanshins % sns
refreshing cool breezes. making an
IDEAL day for outdoor enjoyment.
Roanoke contributed large num-
Der OF visitors and dancing continued
from to o'clock in the afternoon
and from +, NJ. to l A. Nj. In the
ballroom.
Captain w. NJ. Mcdonald. with four
assistants. makes this place head
highway between Lynchburg and Ro-
nnokc.
Since the last lists OF arrivals was
published the following have regis
Tered: Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Slate. South
Eoston: Miss Edna G. Vann, Como
=. c.; e: G. Smith. Richmond: Mr. and
MIS- Willie Thompson. with their two
Ghiidren, Norfolk: MIR. and Mrs. h
RedneId. Bic Island. Va: Mrs. j w
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AMHERST

Especial 70 The Times Dlspatch.y
, AMHERST, July le,-Mrs; }; Il.
man LET, Friday for Hampton. where
they will be guests of Mrs. Jack
Hation and Mrs, George Elliott.
Mrs. Fl, S. Peyton and Virginia and
Eleanor Peyton visited relatives IN
Charlottesville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wales who have
been touring the Northern cities, re-
turned TO Amherst Thursday
Mrs; William Smith and children
STROBE, at Kenmore"
NrS. fenninE and son. of Washing
ton. -. G.. visited MIR. and Mrs. J. X.
Goodwin and Mrs. y. r. penning last
week.
Miss Bertha pnster has returned to
Philadelphia. after spending her va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry stinne,te and
relatives near here.
Mrs J. J. Gillespie and Miss Flea
nor Gillespie. OF West Virginia arN
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. r. V. Settle.
MISS otelia June Simmons. who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs G. II.
Miss Virginia Ashlin. OF Durham
\: G.. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs
w. L. Brodic.
Miss cornelia Hanger left Wednes.
t'i 'i'iNoH Wnere she VIII
be the guest OF Miss Nora Scntz.
Mrs; &. i. Cunningham has re-
turned from visit to her daughter,
Miss Jane Cunningham. in Washing
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Taliaferro. Jr.,
and little son. OF 1.ynchburg. spent
The Weekend with relatives here.
Thursday night Mrs. w. 7. Garner
entertained at dancing in honor OF
MESS Bertha. blister. of Philadelphia
Monday night. from . to . O'Clock.
the Amhers; Jazz Cl,so gave. 4
dance. The. committee on invita-
tons was Misses Irene Ware. Louise
-. Hubbard. Lilly Harrison, Marion
Dearborn. Cornelia Hanger Annie
Harrison AMI Charlcne Drummond.
The chaperoncs were Mr. and Mrs. j.
x. Goodwin. MIR. and Mrs. S. l..
Brookings. Mrs. II. NJ Cofrey, MIR. and
Mrs; X; NJ. Comey, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
X II. Drummond, Jr.. Mrs. VIM. IL.
Kent, Mrs. H. r. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. V. Hanger, and Mrs. c. y.
saunders.
Friday night Miss Lizzie Ware en-
tcrtaincd her Sunday school class OF
me Methodist Church with an at
traCtiVc party
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BON AIR


BON AIR. VA, July l0.-Mrs Allan
Goolsey and her children is spend
ing several weeks in Cumberland
county. at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Seldom Hobson.
Miss Mary Ferguson has returned
from Buffalo Lithia Springs, where
derby, Jr.
Miss NJ. r. Hazcn spent a few days
Ramsay, in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Christian were
week END guests of Mrs. Robert
Christian.
Mrs. Horace Smith, with her dauEh-
tcrs, Misses Dorothy and isabelle
Sinlth. are spending tho month OF
Rev. and Mrs. T.. l.. Henly have
returned and arc occupying the new
Methodist parsonage. Mrs. Hcnly'
sister, Miss Jane Haddon, is with
them for q time
Miss Irma Race. Of Richmond. ha,
becn The guest recently OF Mrs. Bur
ton Marye.
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GREENWOOD
al

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
GREENWOOD. VA. July 10.-A
lighttul dance was given in tho bt
room OF the Greenwood House,
"Wednesday evening. Tho ball-ro
was tastefully decorated for tho
casion with evcrgreens and cut fIp
ers. Punch was served through,
the evening.
A leap year dance will be ri,
during the season and much pleas,
Is anticipated.
Among those who arrived In
last few days are Mrs r. II. 81
Ter and daughter. Mildred, Miss III.
Earet Sorg. Miss Mary Lumsdcn,
Richmond: Mrs. F'alrlie Butt. OF Por
mouths: Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. Balla
or Norfolk: Mrs. l.. p. BainbridSe,
University OF Virginia. and Fl
cambridge, Of Bristol, pa.
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Cnsontown. Pa. after visiting rela-
tives here.
Mrs. oliver woorc is visiting her
sson-in- law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs William X. Althcr. Buffalo. y. y.
Miss Opal Buncc has returned to
Sioux City. Iowa. after visiting rel
ativcS here.
pr. and Mrs. John w. March. who
have been visiting relatives here,
have returned TO McEecSport, Pa.
Miss Ruth Guyer, Wilmington. Del,
and Miss Edith Spencer. Newark. Del,
have returned, after visiting friends
in town,
Mir and Mrs. c. L. copenhavcr and
son have returned to Detroit. Mich,
after visiting the formers mother.
Mrs. George e Copcnhavcr
Mrs. Edwin c. fost has returned
from n visit 10 her parents. the Rev.
and Mrs. w. o. Talbert. Bait imore.
and Miss Louis Talbert has returned
to Baltimore.
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have been spending several weeks
IN Cass, w. Va. ut tho home of MIR.
ana Mrs. Joel Hannah. have returned
to their home here
Mrs. Howard Smith. of Richmond
IS spending some time here visiting
Inc FAMILY OF MIR. and Mrs. Albert II.
Mrs. John 4. McKenna. Jr.. OF Rich
mona. Is spending some weeks ut
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Is. W.
Ancell. at Bremo Blum.
>, lanes L. Sloan with family. of
Eichmond. il spending the summer at
Aryonia.
Mrs. Charles, Stone with her son.
Ropert stone. is spending some time
WIN relatives in Richmond.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. July 10
the following were the Weekend guests at
the Blue Ridge Springs Hotel. Blue Ridge
Springs. Va:
Miss white. H. II. Hendricks. Roa-
noke: Mrs: 4; Il Slate. south Boston:
hor". y. a.: Rev. y. Dahl. c. l.. ID.
Ekins. Mrs. G. +. wilkins. Miss LILLIAN
Perry. Miss Lula RidGe~ny. Miss Minnie
Itidgcway, Miss Viola R.dEcway. j. u.
Sheppard. Miss Slower MIR. and Mrs. I.ati-
NOR. Roanoke. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Hudson
and family LynchburG Mr.. Edward S.
Smith. Richmond: Miss Frances ~ Frye.
Miss a llinch. Mr.. Walter T. kOrt". y. II.
Rarnett. u. II. Angel and family. Mr. and
Mrs. y. r. Frorit. V =. Trout. Harry
NJ SrhnltZ Enannkn
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NEW CANTON

[S7ecial to The Times Dispatch.
NEW CANTON. VA. July l0.-John
and Junius Lee Wilson. OF Richmond.
have been spending some days at
Bear Garden" visiting their sister,
PISS Edith wilson, and Colonel and
Miss Agnes Terrell
Mrs. William y. LeSueur is spend
ing some time in Norfolk and Balti-
more visiting friends ard relatives.
Mrs. y. l.. Pitts and daughter, who
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Plat and four children. Monroe.
MIR. and Mrs. Plat were hero 6
teen years ago on their bridal to
The Press Association OF virgi
Will hold It's annual meeting here
association has assembled here.
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Graham Hobson arc guests during
July OF Mrs. c. &. Bridges.
Colonel ana Mrs. Richard Dierne
and Richard Bicrnc. ILL.,. will shortly
occupy their new home on James
Street
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Ter.
MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Bnrklcy have
returned from an extended trim 10
Atlantic City and other Northern re-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
LEADING EATERS
 IN TWO LEAGUES.
BERATES U. s, FOR. DENIAL
 OF SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN

Geneva, June 7-Although the war has rendered to the women of many lands their political freedom, the United States, where the first organ ized Woman Suffrage movement in the world began in 184S, has not yet granted the privilege of the ballot to American-born, intelligent, tax-pay- ing women.
 This statement was made before the eighth congress of the Interna. tiona1 Woman Suffrage Alliance at its first official meeting last night in its opening speech by Mrs. Carrie Chap man Catt, president of the" American Woman Suffrage Association.
 ''The women of Norway, Denmark and Iceland have long been enfran- chised, but Germany has outstripped all other nations in the recognition of the principle of equality. with 137 women serving on the city councils, and 37 as members. of the National Parliament" she declared.
 tSo liberal has the United States been in the matter of man suffrage that Is of the 48 states once allowed men to vote who were not yet citizens and several still do; and seem to see nothing inconsistent in permitting an iliterate non-taxpaying alien to vote while denying that privilege to Amer icanborn intelligent, tax-paying women"
 = Fhe meeting in Communal Hall was crowded, among those present being Lady Astor and Mrs. Josephus Dan iels.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
POLES

FOL1,S
 A double feature bill was offered Poli patrons today. Elsie Ferguson, most beautiful of all screen stars thur Pinero's powerful play s.His House in Order and on the stage Saranoff and Billy Abbott, kings of the musical world are to appear in person with the famous Winter Gar den violin girls.
 Laurel Lee, the chummy come dienne delights audiences wherever she goes. Of her critic has said: Laurel Lees charm is not only in her dainty self, her alluring beauty or the brightness of her songs and the gracefulness of her dancing. It is something that reaches out and warns up her audience.
 Charles and Anna Glocker will pre- sent today their Juggling entity en- titled More Water.' Kelly and Drake will demonstrate their danc- ing eccentricities.
 New and novel sights and scenes of the current news events will be shown in the newly released Pathe News and there will be Fox-Sun- shine comedy Fresh from the City"
 PLAZA.
 The initial showing of Zane Grey's powerful story Desert Gold." was greeted with large and enthusiastic audience that seemed to enjoy every moment of the seven big reels. It broke all records at the New York Strand and was the talk of Broadway for weeks. There are two appealing love stories in Desert Gold" Some folks like blondes, and some like brunettes-many like both. Some like maidens teaming with life, full of fun and dash and dance. Others prefer the appeal of the quiet, pensive damse1. The favorite hero of some is the tall, slender, beau ideal cavalry officer type in uniform. Others pre- fer a big, powerful, primitive, invincl- ble hero. Seldom everyone gets really suited in a photoplay, for there can usually be but one hero and one he- roine, both of whom can't possibly be two kinds of a person at once. In Desert Gold'' there are two pairs Of lovers, who carry on affairs of the heart equally important in the story. E. K. Lincoln, Eileen Percy, Walter Morrison and Margery Wilson head a splendid cast. This feature will be shown at the Plaza the first three days of this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
MAY ABANDON
 COMPULSORY s
 CHAPEL GOING

New Haven, June The time honored tradition of compulsory chapel at Yale may soon be thing Of the past. due to the revoluti onary changes in ideas as well as, to the university reconstruction movement which has been going on since the ending of the war. Even before the war there was considerable criticism of requiring students of different faiths or no faith at all to assemble daily in Battell chapel and "have re- ligion crammed down their throats," as many have described the proce- dure.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
WEST END.

Tom Moore in 'NToby's Bow" his very latest Go1dwyn production in five acts, is the feature picture tonight. Harold Floyd in his third two-rcel feature comedy, From Hand to Mouth" will also be shown rounding out the finest program in Brid dgeport
 Wednesday,: H. B. Warner in "The White Dove.' six acts b.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
MAY MAKE FRUIT JUICES
 WITHOUT FEAR OF TROUBIE.

Washington, June 7-The. bureau of internal revenue yesterday gave a broad definition of a section of the prohibition act by stating non-intoxi- ca ting cider and fruit juices manu- factured at home for home use means "non-intoxicating in fact and not necessarily less than one-half of one per cent. a1coho1.'
 This will mean that many persons who heretofore were afraid to man ufa cture fruit juices will be able to do so without fear of interference by prohibition agents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
Standing of the Teams.

Games Today. New York at Brooklyn (two games)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07

TWenty-nine+ new members were received at the service of communion and reception of members at the United church yesterday morning. The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was celebrated in preparation for the 225th anniversary of the founding of the church, which occurs next Sun
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
Games TOda

6aIHeS lOuHy. Philadelphia at New York (two games.) Other teams not sch hedu1ed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
OTHER RESULTS
International League.

International League. Baltimore 10, Jersey City 2 (frst.) Baltimore 3, Jersey City 1 (second Buffalo 6, Toronto 3. Akron IS, Rochester 6. Syracuse-Reading game postponed, ain.