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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
ANDERSON TO GIVE LAST TALK
BEFORE LEAVING RICHMOND
Now President OF uandoiph-Nn.on
Woman's College TO .Addrens
III AdverttseYs

Dr.. Dice Y. Anderson. secretary Of
the Richmond Civic Association. VIII
address, the Richmond Association Of
Advertisers at it's weekly meetings to-
day at the Business Mems Club on: "Th,
Advertisers' Club and It's Relation 70
Richmond"
: The address OF DR.. Anderson will,
probably be the last one he will make
here. az he Will leave shortly for
Lynch burg, where he has been select Cd
sSsNpTeEiden Of the Randolph Macon
ID, n. Ezekiel. president Of the club.
sta!ed last night that DR.. Anderson
stu be given send off" today at the
meeting in appreciation OF his WORK
81. g. Knight, vice pr esiden, OF the
Advertisers. and s. T. leaning will re-
tHsn from Newport News today in time
70 atA1e report TO the club on their
rocceeS In organizing an advertising
oiuhs-there. Newport News has for
nerly had only temporary or6aniza
tion and tho two Richmonders were
summoned there TO aid In the organi-
Haaion OF q permanent association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
JITNEY WAR ENDS IN DEFEAT
OF DIME-OR-NOTHING" CARS
Drivers Drop Back TO Scent Fare
WITH Rebate TO Short-Dis-
lance Riders.

whether as harbinEcr of spring.
an aftermath OF st. Patrick's Day. or
symbol OF the first knock down re-
ccired by the unbeatable II. &. OF l..
Al the hands Of tho brow-bcaten pub
lie. jitneurs. whose mission is TO save
valuable seconds for Il working peo-
pie. withdrew their dime on no thing
horns yesterday and sproutcd lovely
Scent signs on their windshiclds
Hurried working folks and busting
housewives hailed tho return 10 the
good old days of a week hence with
unmistakable signs of JOY. They owl
denced their appreciation in the most
filling to the limit the cars of those
more; for the present.
Ten-cent jitneys are a thing OF the
Shadowy past. to be seen now only in
horrible nightmares. There is still n
split in the ranks Of jitneurs. but such
split as will never raise IL howl OF
protest from the public. An unknown
number OF shippers have decided TO
charge cents for passengers who go
no further west than Allen Avenue.
and cents for those bound for more
distant parts. This is understood %
be n punitive move. taken to drive
the ambitious advocates OF the dime
fare finally and forever from the
streets. majority of the crstwhilc
dime-or- nothing group are sailing
serenely under scent colors. their
dream Of glorious age ot dimes aban-
doned for the noncc for q moro SUBJ
Stantial reality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Elk QUARTERLY SESSIONS
aFDR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Chanse in Number OF Meetings L. fIrrt
Action Of New Hoard Of
Ipirec

Quarterly meetings OF tho Cham ser
OF Commerce VIII supp,ant the annual
meetings OF the ganization throuEh
D resolution passed by tho new board
night
Decision on the quarterly meetings
wss MADE on the recommendation Of
John Kerr branch, the new president
Of the .Chambe. OF Commerce. who ad
yocated the bringing together OF the
entire !nembe -5hip os the chamber
every three months. III order to &c;
tae !nte:es: o. merchants here aroused
Nays. was selected IS the date tor the
IF5t meeting.
:. RIchlnond's 1000 travelling men will
be asked 70 scnd the Chamber OF Com
meTce SCggtStiOnS for the bette-inc III
Of Richmond; By provision % reso-
luton passed b. tho directors.
Thadeug G.. Bell. T. 9. Carpenter
John a. Cutchins and Carroll Taylor
were approved as new members OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. The Chan,bc-
otEGommerce also Endorsed the WORT
which the Richmond Rotary Club Is
spcnsorihs' OF starting a ooys home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
IL|FE OF YOUTH CRUSHED
OUT UNDER CAR WHEELS
Eight-Ycar-Old James Dericux David
son Meets Tragic Death on
Way Homo From School,

Dashing from behind a pile of bricks
10 catch a car, James DerieuX David
thur y. Davidson. Of Thirty-fourth and
Stoncwall Avenue. Woodland Ueiphts
ran directly in the path OF a car bound
IN INC Opposite direction and was in
:, o'clock The tragedy occurred At
Ihirteenlh and Perry Streets. while
inc boy was homeward bound from the
Bainhridge Junior High School
cd, which occurred at a time OF
street number of children We're
p;;ci g, on 9th the bricks. which were
building under construction The bov.
IL is believed, had also been piavinc
while waiting for his car. and ran out
in the path Of the o,heE it being
order to board the car to go home.
The car. heavy rebuilt type com
monty known as peanut" struck the
tnild, Knocked nssSt him down and the front
fore 1t could be brought to 4 full stop.
Death was instantaneous
Motorn'an I. S: Cash and Conductor
y; ~: blankenship were in charge of
slaughter, and was bailed for n pre-
iminary hearing on Tuesday. Wit
neSses summoned were John 4. Win
Robert Peoples, Mrs. Wright and Mrs
patrolman John Lee made an invcs
tisation Tor the police and reported
tragedy was unavoidable on tho part
OF the car crew. Assistant Coroner
John w. Brodnax held that an Inquest
WIS., unnecessary.
this afternoon at 1870 O'Clock at the
grave in Maury Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
DONOHOE SAYS PHYSICIANS
RESPECT PROHIBITION LAW
Federal Director for Virginia IIus Lii
u,. trouble with Deliberate
Violations of statute.

state Prohibition Director = r. Don
oboe. stated yesterday that he is hay
ing none or the troubles reported by
her prohibition directors in regard to
ilagraut abuses Of the law by doctors
and druggists in prescribing whisky In
discrimiratcly.
Virginia physicians and druggists
are All scrupuious in observing. the
regulations regarding the privileges
granted them by the government in al
lowing the prescribing Of whisky by
physicians TO Patients. Mr.. Donohoe
said.
Although there have been several
dcviattonS from the rules governing
ihrsc presentations. they have been
through inadvcrtcnce rather than any
delihyrhtc intention Of wronSdoing.
lac said. ~ Strir, eye is KEEP, on amy
one suspected Of diSrcgarding the las.
however, and any trouble by other pro-
hihItiOn directors Is that they have
called to stress the fact that tho doc
tors or druggists violating the reGuln-
i'ons OF thc roiiihitiou provisions viii
hay" all privileges taken away from
ihcm," Mr. Donohoc added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Monthly meeting OF Virginia
Writer'S, Club, PTofessional wo-
mans Bultding, :IO East Grace
Street, $3.50.
DR.. Arthur w. Thomas, OF CO.
iumbia, will speak Mt meeting OF
Virginia Section, American Chem
teal Society, Untversity Club. S,IJ.
1Lenp Year Lsdtee-in-WaitinE.
auspices OF Nikpah Presbyterian
Circle No. 1, Highland Park SCHOOL,
SI15.
Meeting of hoard Of directors,
Associated Charities, Virginia Trust
Company, $3.50.
Professor JOHN Shtpley, Brown
University, will Lecture on arch
itecture of Rnrcnua" at Y. ~. 6.
A., at $40.
Richmond Auxiliary. Children's
Home Society, \. W. q. A., Mt $3.50.
DR.. u. II. Anderson speaks At
Richmond Association Of Advcrtte-
ers, Business Mems Club, O'Clock.
Strand-Dnrk.
Lyrie-faudevtIie. s, ESQ and Q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Many Fail to Pay
Their Income Tax
Collections at Revenue Of
flee Ranged From l
Cent to 81, 900, 900.

Income tax payments ranging from
cent TO Si.O00.O00 were made in the
Richmond district according 20 X. G..
l.. Moncurc, Internal revenue Collcc-
tor for the Eastern District OF Nir-
Giuia.
The heaviest corporation tax pay
mcnt Was approNimatclN $..50c.oo" Tor
tic district, which. however, was cN-
ce"dcd in lHl? by II payment Of So.
100000 The largest payment by a
Richmond corporation was Si.joo coo.
which topped it's 1919 levy by $l1". =
u0r.
There arc 600 or 400 dclinauouts in
Virginia. MIR. Moncurc stated aud tho
force is being rapidly organized to
round up these late payers Forces
are also getting ready to audit the
returns of III" taxpayers. he stated.
At least Loco additional returns
were made this year than last year.
Although the figures for all taxes arc
not available yet: the sum is expected
/" exceed that OF last year by Il sub
St"ntlal amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
LAST OF SERMONS TODAY
Rev. =. ". T"npl,Ins Concludes Ills
services AT -. I'nul's with FinnI :
Discourse ut 4 O'ClOck.

Roy. Floyd W. Tompkins. y. u. who
has boon delivering a series Of scr
mons in St raurs Episcopal Church
tuis week VIII preach the concluding
sermon today at o'clock.
Dr rornpli!nS' theme yesterday was
the glory ~ work. his text being Go
Work In Ny Vineyard"
Key. Cosby Ben -. D.. OF the Vir-
giniH Theological Seminary at Alex
Hndrih, viii speak n ST. l'aul's on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday,. III.
k"i Thomas g Darst. -. D., Bishop
at Eastern Carolina, and FORMER rec
tor 1T ST James F.piscopa! Church.
Richmond. viii preach on Thursday and
Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

been dcs;sna,ed. by lresidcn. j; +. Schor;
Pare nt-Tesc cher ASsocis tons. to attend the
national conference on community ,orssnza,-
lard, Washington; ,or2oTrow: Tho eontc-ence
sc H Saea Of tho S iaefios Lane former
sen ns Rs0s p F s ss has
In the African Congo. will address the Sun:
Day sas0 s snT IN The sDs
| afternoon at i:So o'clock
rossn , as:er Hay 7. Thornton has received
nH'o ee fIG fdr ;o 1hs r
exchanged. with war savings certificates,
Director Of Public safety William NJ. N.Y.
o he exy ne nI position, 5 11 Il
tho R!chrond Fire Department to - Created
On April I have been received.
~; J K a. IIohson. John Kcr. branch and
sivss Q: the Chamber. OF Conlmsrce at the
eRanber e0 os q; TIL InS SAFES
Ap., T., q TO D ~ RTa3sh. who IS PRESIDENT
~ H otsa E IS m. Ghs@Se Of
the council OF the came organization,
Maje. Carenee wyatt spoke a. tho weekly
ssmeasys .sSs III. 's su nsh' A In 'se
recruits we're discussed 20 Eet the full quota
OF IllSrlpSrs REQUIRED so that tho company
may oc mustered into service within a short
Because OF the illness o. several n,e-,b- "a
o.. ting BOARD Of directors OF the Renters
ma mo, Consumer, Protective Association tho
poned until next Thursday BY officiairs "S or
tac organization yesterday.
Plans for central iaho. orrie, vii, ~.
Clerks Association 10 be aeld tnnirht :, ,
S:le O'clock in the annex OF MurpSv'a Not a. a.
important matters in reference TO thc g., :
urday closing hours will be discussed a, 81.
nsee.inX W. c. Croz!er Is president OF Inc
Adtutan..GeneralJ 10 Lane Stern :, r,ro.
interested In the first virginia am5uianca
c compsny esin1 oreanizcd in Norfolk. This
ons f iiSndred iD' and rcl,n RECORD
Train OF the Twenty-nsnth n,ui.,oS,a hitary
cral Stern said. and i?5 ,ncn saw aciiyo Ns sn
vice with II In France. "
the Norfolk and Western railroad t Mi
"nSn lis passenger and freight ONCE Tor the
ger agent. and a. 0 oSg;,o s9!m iI psssen,
be PLACED in charge at once. 10th w.Ss
10 cornccisd with tho passenger de
Office VI 'ne i'e'sht
., surr s,,st 4: II: Hill. 10 in reo.Ipt
man ;hanHinG the teachers and ehiidrcn
OF tho public schooln for $3.50 eontribSted
Tb. IN" c,i i,nrmsrSan and Syrian Relief Fund
a s,S ,. FrG@ eisea;s s1ds sshs
slo, anu the colofed special school "a ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
/. JulGmcn, amonaod and a.

Anne County. judgment amended and ar
irncd
liy Judge Martin l.. Iiurke
llc"kc vs.. Milan. 81 ais. Ihaucrrv Court
Of ritS OF Richmond. Deere" affirmed
|uIC" vs. FinanC" and Guaranty tUrrora-
,i"n. Law and EGnitN Court ~ city al
Richmond. Judgment reversed.
- Neil Chcntwood. Law ami Equit,-
Court OF city II Richmond Iuigmcut re-
I.r~cd.
By Judge Edward W. Saundc,s.
Sherry. chief of Police. etc. ". Iu,uukiu.
Hastings Court. Fart IL. OF uity OF INch-
m"ud. Judgment reversed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
FALLS SIX STORIES TO DEATH
Negro Delivery Boy PIunEes Down
Elevator Shaft In Chesterfield
ADar fmcutS,

North Fourth Street, fell six st Stories
to the basement OF ;he Chesterfield
Apartments, and was instantly Killed
yesterday afternoon at O'clock.
The negro, who was employed TO de :
liver clothes by n Richmond cleaning
esta bliShmcnt. went TO the building TO
deliver an overcoat. Coroner j. NJ
Whitfield viewed the body. but decided
an inquest was UNNECESSARY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

J.. Myers aSains, tho Virginia Railw;,v
ard Power Company for $4,000 dam.
Hses, growing out OF trouble arising
,inued until April "a, when IL came
up IN Huat:nss Court, Fart IT,, yestnr.
DAY. Iostponeinont VAS necessitatcd NV
absence OF matcr.ai witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
TWENTIETH RELIEF FUND
is NEARING COMPLETION
Generous Contributor. Sss Ar.
Through TimeS-Dlspatch IN Pover,T
Stricken Family

Contributions received Yesterday.
although small, have started The
Times. Dispatch Relief Fund for Case
No. 20 on the way toward the last
Reconstruction Of this poverty
stricken family Will begin Immediate.
~ by experienced social workers or
Richmond. A. roof over their heads
and food and fuel IN prospect the
mother and her five pitful little
days ahead.
The fund stands now at 31io.5O.
contributions acknowledged yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Rev. Robert y. Bedinser. who has repre-
ecntnd the Gintcr Park Presbyterian Church
in the African Congo. will address the sun
day school missionary rally in tho chapel
OF Union theological Seminar, Thursday
afternoon at i:SO O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Mrs. Robert +. Hudson. OF Rich ond. han
been dessnas,Sd HE I,rssidep: II +; srhE M
Pare Mt Teacher Associations. TO attend the
national conference community orSsniZa-
tons, which vii! be held In the New Ill
a-d. Washington. tomorrow. Tho conference
was called by Franklin X. Lane. former
Sec Rotary OF tho Interior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Postm astcr Hay T. Thornton has received
notice from washington that Treasury. saw
inEs certificates for $50 may be bought or
exchanged. with war savings certificates,
here IN few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Smart Dresses for Street,
Afternoon and Evening
Wear

details that go to make the bewchngly
also Smart Combinations of Satin and eor
White and Flesh also street shades
o Taupe and Black
the variety of models
styles
udOther
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Very Unusual Indeed
Beautiful Spring Frocks
At $2o.5O

We idea that right headinesyou
We'll, for the
probably
Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Director Of Public Safety William NJ. Ny
ers stated YESTERDAY that thus Far sixty
applications for the eighty new positions in
tho R!chTond Fire Department TO b. created
on April have been received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Friday Morning.
Talk About Your
Sunday Dessert

1t is encouraging to us to know that our Sun
spread popularity Our aim is to provide des-
sert that is somewhat different in flavor, but al
ways 'Fhe Velvet Kind in quality.
Experience has taught us that those who place
their orders for the Sunday dinner specials early
are surer Of being served--supply of the specials
is frequently exhausted before the orders are
filled.
Here is delightful combination for Sunday
"a three-fayored Neapolitan style brick of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

BECAUSE OF the illness OF several menoe rs
and Consunors' Pro,cstive hssoej.t;op rs
m@n,h'y NH; meeting of the board post
iac organization yesterday Vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Major Clarence wyatt spoke at tho weekly
mce ting % Company c last night In tho
seven new members were added TO tn. or :.
Eanization Plans for = systenat tic drlv. for
recruits we're discussed TO get the full ouot a
OF members REQUIRED that the company
may oc mustered into service within a short
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Adtutant-General 10 Lane S,.,, q.
c 1n1nreS,sd IN the first Virginia ambulance
eomPsny fsn an ors sain2 in Norfolk. This
INC, Inc one ,iundred and Fourth Sanitary
ram OF the Twcnty-E!nth Division -. -
cfaI Stern said. and io5 men saw active scn
vice with II In France ee' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Superintendent 4. II. Hill 10 In ree.Ipt
man 'e!te a from Olive. ]. Sands State chair
oe o the the Ppsis schools for eontrhuted
The children OF Gintor Park School com.
ii.,outed kils.7S; From Barton Heights. sGS;
Sraee Arents. SCI; Bellevue Special School
1la, and the colored Special schnal "a ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Plans for a con.rzl iaho- oo,.. -,
discussed at the meeting OF the Retail
5 ne -, Association 10 be held tonight at
i important matters In reference 10 the Sal
utaay closing hours will be discussed ar ,Sis
association, " "'N''oehI oi Inc
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04
Eue,yFlou'er
Has a Story
All Its Dun
THE.RosE.

The rose is the queen Of love
and beauty. 1t is the most eloquent
Of all in the Language Of flowers.
The red rose Is a token OF love and
the white Of purity. A moss rose
bud is a confession Of love While
a roseleai says "You may hope A
white rose says, II am worthy OF
you" and the yellow rose ASKS
"Are you JEALOUSY"
A Roman custom was to paint a
rose on the ceiling Of the banque!
hall, signifyhg that what was told
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04
Lace Patterns
aNewDesigl
Every Week
FILET STITCHES.

IteS'
Chain stitch-The thread draw
through the loop.
Open Mesh = A double crochet
into a chain or the material, two
chain stitches and a double GRO
'I Closed Mesh-Four double Gro
Chef stitches into a chain or ma
., T T chain stitches t.
turn. II your pattern called for II
stltches-chaln q and double Gro
Chef into the seventh. stitch from
the needle.
Diamond insertion.
Chain 40 stitches-turn-doubl
crocheting into the 4th stitch from
the needle.
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the backline. Edgar thought that II
was out, and walked to the othel
court to serve again. but MARY
came toward him.
THAT shot was in" she said IN 9
ALTERING voice. That's gane-and
Edgar approached the.net, and as
she came up to him he held oul
his arms. EYES," he said. That's
game and set-a love set, Mary
Do you know what that means?"
With a little sigh she rested hei
brown head on his shoulder.
"Yes, Edgar she Whispered. III
mesns-I love you"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04
CINNAMON TOAST
Slices Of fresh bread
tehiaanoona hnftnp

Z XUIebpUOub Uultbt
/ - teaspoons cinnamon
3 tablespoons Light brown sugar
Toast bread quickly. Cream but.
ter and add sugar and cinnamon
well mixed. Spread toast with
mixture. Put toast back IN toastsr
until the mixture Is quite melted
and serve at once.
The s. o. s. signal Of q house.
keeper today Is short on sugar
MARY.
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M Woodpekef led William back 70 The bedreo WheFe lou
white eggs were huddled together.
she was Matching and rked open the front do-ad as hae
To her husbands asoniShmer and chagn h grabbed him by
the feathers and hauled him inside
aYou goodonong redhead" she screamed 50 loudly an
the negh6s heard and poked their heads out Of the windows
playing joke just when the children about ready
out d their shells! You Will hammer the front door, WIN
you when told you dozen times to stop IT."
SAs and that and Of the neghbos sided
with her and some sided with her husband
"Whippoor-Wl! WhippoorW" advised voice from above.
You know what that was
%oh donoa don-oh, don't! croaked goggy voice from
the pond. And you know what that was.
"Doo, doc, doo!" called Mr.. Owl
But spite Of the remarks OF all Of them Mrs Woodpeer,
holding William by the feathers led him back to the bedroom where
four white eggs hudded together in soft nest
"Now Mr.. William Woodpecker" said she ITS my to Cad
about little Empyour Of all the money you've got and
then get those eggs and keep them TIL back
And selling her bonnet and market basket she was or
Copyright 1920 n. E. A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04
ms. Woodpecker Scolds.

were Witcng to see what M would to William
husband for pounding 20 hard on tie on door Of their apartment
In MapleTree Flats
Really hadn't been VII At al who was knocking but Tnulng
himself who after the only WIN out Of luck and hap
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04

Mary. though clumsy at first
) showed a remarkable aptitude fol
& Die game, and Edgar soon found
himself regretting that there was
no regular court for them TO play
On. An idea suddenly presented II
self to him.
Mary" be said, "why don't yor
BET your mother to let you cont
over to the Country Club with me
some afternoon and practice? Yor
me good enough now TO play a regr
iar game, but We nave no court
hare, and ! want you TO have thu
experience Of playing with the mel
and lines. What do you say?"
soh, I'm afraid mother anevel
would let me go. She-she doesn't
want me to be with you so much
"a blush and averted eyes &C
cumpanied these last words.
Edgars heart leaped. In hel
Admission that her mother did moi
approve Of their companionship he
hound IN indication that Mary her
sell: did not altogether disapproye
Be pressed his point.
Perhaps your father would drive
NJ oYer,1 he suggested. Its MOI
Eery far, and surely he's as good 9
Z eh6Deron aS one could find. Ok
ask him tonight and see what ht
thinls."
Nary waited TIL after dinner and
than, approached her father on the
subject VIVA, she said and what he
Baid were never known, but bright
aud early the next morning the
huggy waS at the door, and a very
& e1ciked Mary and q secretly thrilled
I Edgar Sat demurely beside Mr.
+ I6hiRh Johnson as they started fol
the Country Clun.
On the course Mary blossomet
nut into a really brilliant player
The lines bothered her at first, but
she soon became accustomed t
them. You're a natural player
Nay SAID Edgar, "You play a:
though you were born with a recke,
/ a your hand. Now we'll practice
ion another half-hour. and ther
haxe lunch; and after lunch Tn
Eoing to play 8 full set with you
During lunch Mr.. johnson an.
" ahnced that he thought he would
B down to the village to buy
little truck for your MAJ as be
sput Il Mary looked surprised, but
Edgar was secretly delighted. Mr.
Johnson departed. promising 10 re.
Iurn early.
The set began. Edgar, Of course
md no difficulty IN winning game
after game, and soon the score be
eame, five love IN his favor AS they
BASED each other to change courts
l6f the next game Mary said de.
tiantly I'm going to beat you this
game-you can't take a love. sci
fpm me. ?
We'll see abut that, " laughed Ell
N. and sent the first ball whist.
Ing into court. Mary returned It
nd there was a fierce but briel
iallH. The point went TO Edgar. Ht
vent back to serve again.
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new IoTkS T aSnloh AuLnoFlty'
NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The new
idea involved IN the town blouse,
that Of adjusting the skirt directly
to a bandeau, Is growing daily IN
popularity.
The model sketched Is Of green
and gold striped taffeta and Tea,
lures an Elizabethean ruff collar Of
finely plated organdie. The waist
ends in a sash, which Is tied at the
In incidentally, these "jocky" col
ors are going to be very popular
this fall especially in separate
blouse effects, sometimes In skirts
with plain blouses and again, as
here, in the blouse topping a plain
skirt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-08-04

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present Is In such q depressed
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taIns in many ESTABLISHMENTS.