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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Jackson. Isabel scott. Elise wilmer.
Margaret Powers ana Anne Wallace.
This tea was postponed in February
on account Of the bad weather.
Annual Mny Fctc.
The annual May entertained, ror
the Femaic Humane Association will 90
given at the home Of Mrs. Frederic ".
The afternoon OF May 20. The fea,ures
this, year will include a lawn fetc. Il
card party and a dance for children.
There will b. booths Win farcv
articles AID garden novelties. ana re-.
frcshmcrts win D. SERVED.
Brncnt Card Party April Ia.
Nam tables arc being reserved for
on friday aftcr,oon. April ID. At 4
O'Clock, NJ tn. r"siG"ncc of Mrs. John
Thomas anderson. 90s Nest Franklin
street. The AFFAIR is for tho support
or inc cot In the Shcltrring Arms Hos
pith! ~ memory az Anne Bruce Page.
ann a., those dcnirin% to attend ~"
iiams. 2o2i Monument Avenue CT" q
phone boulevard 2@3S). between 10 and
i! o clock in the morning.
Players axe requested 10 brln. their
own scores. cards and pencils. land
som" priz"s Will b." awarded. ana the
cntcT'ainin.n VIII be ono OF th,. larv-
Dmnsant for stuart Hall AIumnno.
Smart society will be out in force.
on SATURDAY, afternoon. April 10. crum
~" 10 $50 O'clock 10 attend ;.e
tiuiNNdS ASSOCIATION OF StuHri Han
school. This is thc last Of Il series
OF brilliant affairs given by tn. asSo-
citation Tor tn" benefit OF ;hcir scholar
snip fund.
Feature dances Will be given by the
pupils Of Miss Tdcar Steele Traylor.
These will be The Fourth Waltz ny
ELIZABETH Noorcocii and Bcrkeiy Davis.
and the 'Bluehird." by Miss Katherine
Nolani.
Tables may y" reserved for tho
d%ansan' by t~eiephoniug Mrs. Palmer
Leigh boulevard 2a4t).
Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs cara !. C~ul!inGwor:r an
nounccs tho marriage Of her daughter.
lucille. % Robert II. Hcrvcy. o. phil
adrirhia. The ceremony took place
Very quietly yesterday at the home of
tho brides mother.
Clo.inE Exercises for Younger Glasses.
4 party will be held at. CIT Wes;
Grace Street. Miss Ella Buford's Studio.
for tho members Of her younger dane
ing classes ON Thursday afternoon at
. O'clock. Medals will be awarded
and refreshments will he served.
This affair will mark the closing
EXERCISES Toy thesc classes this year.
These same children Will also taEc
part in the fancy bal! 20 hc held ut the
Noman's club on tn" afternoon az
April {.
or interest Here.
SIT. ana Mrs. Rober, Ranlet. Of
Rochester, \. y. have issued invita-
;ions For the marriage Of their tro
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Tom II Bnl were closes FRIEND.
although they differed In viekvs con.
corning tire futur" life Bill was ar
out and out atheist and denied thai
there q either a heaven or hell. ON,
Gay Biit dies md Tom wsns to th'
His friend lay in the comn.. clad ii
his best black suit With a. whttt crave
and II spri% of iIly-of-thc-vSlIcy II
looked at the docc"s"d. which offended
the widow. who asked what he mean
by IL. :
~t,"rs, p"qr old Bill all dressed UP ant
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s'ociet Calen ar

MISUNDERSTANDING Day ut NO-
mans Club. 4; Every Monday Club
meets with nrs. Jackson, 5;:tO,
Helping Circle OF Kings Duurbtrr>
meets mt "209 East broad street.
J;3O.
TUESDAfJittlc Thcntcr League
meets mt tnm0n.Srnith Club ~
$3.50; meeting Of Colonial DANES at
Club, i.
THURSDiy-'Grecn Stockings,
at Gintcr Pnrk Scho"i Auditorium,
S.1a
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs" Iohn wilson Brown; Ills and nsr
Whsninstnn. arc cu"sts Of Mrs Browns
parents. Mr. and Airs. c. Il. Cap"rton. at
1"l6-A Yves; Avenue. for tho Easter sea
son.
Miss Aiinc Hutchinson. OF Richmond.
and Miss Ammie II. Malone. OF Alabama.
arc attending the Christian cducatiun.
convention in Gr."nviI!". s. c.. this week
az representatives from tho Av"rctt COL
lsgg at DauyIii.-
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s5I E. r. II.

This is. Holy Week and there will,
be nraeticdlly no entertaining. so far
as society is concerned. The real
spring season does not begin in Rich
inond until after Easter, when a
great many brillian: nSairs have been
planned.
I'm interesting visitor to arrive here
this wecl; Will DC Miss Caroline spur
econ, OF he University OF London,
one of Il committee OF three noted wo-
men now III the United States repre-
senting the British Federation Of Uni
FeEsity Women. Miss Sturgeon. IA
prcsidcn. Of this federation. has
chosen Il few leading cities OF the
South route, arranged by Mrs. Edsc.-
;on rarson. OF New York. chairman
OF hospitality, and will arrive In
Richmond on Saturday 10 so2nd scv-
crai days at the jefferson Hotel hero.
Mn. Beverley d. Munford is the local
chairman and many interesting affair.
hay" been planned IN honor o. t.lis
rStirSuishcd visitor.
On Saturday evening n r,c>p;ion
viii BE- rendered Miss Sturgeon by the
College Wonan's Club and faculty OF
N~csthampton College. 10 which al!
college women are invited. Sunday
afternoon she VIII DC entertained at
tea by Mrs. George Cole Sco.: at hc.
home. "Bal!yshannon."- on the Cary
street Road. following a motor trip
20 "Tuci. nhoe.'
On Easter Monday an alfrcsco
luncheon will be given at the Country
Club by the women o. R!cnmonG. at
which time Miss Surgeon viii speak.
All women interested arc cordially IN
Fited 20 attend. and places foc The
luncheon may be reserved by tc!e-
DloninS Mrs. John II. Anderson, char
man. Tuesday vii! be spent visiting
Williamsburg and jamestown. Miss
Iic!cn Christian being chairman OF ar
ransencn;s. and on Wednesday, o:
which time Miss Sturgeon will speak.
informally 10 groups Of college mo-
ne" and undergraduate students al
ne Collegiate School. 1919 Monument
~ Venue,
TIE committed in charge Of ~.
'anse:nents for Miss ~Spurseoa's wit
10 i;ich:nond includes:
7,t N;s' M fsl'+ :iei M:sa S @hil,s,, Mt a,s ?. !; Is,
Iiit. Eii9,,, M!ss naiehsr: Hiss AArstn.
Mss. w, 4. cr"nshaw. Mrs 1 & 4. "S M.ors.
;WWFs Co!c Scott. klss. r. u. McAdauis. Mrs,
Leigh; H.. Mr.. S (. nobyns. :nrs. +. -
II:SS,. Mrs icn.s Parrish: Mis Jehm All.
IL, Hiss !. S. SCOT.
BRENT WITT.
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Ninke' You ar. IN au;h5
nautical matters. r you not?s
EnnstinS skipper: Yes. | sd
might be considered 50. WIZ,
iiint"r: ~'P'"rharS you can !
how 1t is tha; ! SNIP al let!
anchor ana still keep her hold!|
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tie Theatcr League has been postponed
until Tuesday night at $3.50 O'clock.
The meeting will he held 1T the Com
m~onwcalth club.
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WO MEN'S MEETINGS

owing 70 the first Monday in Anril hcing
Easter: the H"ip!ns C.rclr 81 Kings
$3.50 o'clock with Mrs. HAIRY +. Mpor..
a2O9 East iroaI Street.
s.. Johns Ci-c!" OF Kings pau"ht.5s viii
hold an important meeting Monday .rtrr.
npon a, 30" at the Iw 6 A. ngsiH%ss
spring festival. 20 he held a. tho C1mnu-
nifty club UBclviicre iia!l,. nclyidsrc ana
Main Streets. April Is ana Is. \ rumb.r
OF attraction. arc b"inE arranged for tho
two evenings and The cr.ldrcu's parjy inc
afternoon OF IN" li:h.
tancy articles. utilities; homc-utado
cakcs. pies ana candy. toilet articles. q
gypsy camp. ice cream. a country slor" and
Dutch supper viii "" among tn. N;tra--
tons. IN ENJOYABLE program w'il Ia given
each night. This cirri" works or IN"
Sh"ltcr.ng Arms IIOSpitHl .,n,i also ho.rs
providing groceries. medicine. fuel. cloth
ins and other n-c.ssari"s.
Thu monthly meeting Of tho Coionla!
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Danes % America In tho state Of viz
sauna VIII be- held at the wotusn's Gnu
ON rmnshnv Rftcrnnnn nj n'rlmrk ~

ON Tuesday afternoon NJ I o'clock. sci
Mrs Sam Cohnn. chairman " the catA{
nNItn ioT the 'Ntsnsion Of the Sounc!i Of
members "i, thH council who hayt not rpI
spondcd Z" nor recent letter. wili,do so nj
"nca. as = detailed reuvrt must tbc ntvo1
-; me board meeting ON Wednesday, moru|
The REGULAR monthly mc"tinS OF thu
sarah Allen Memorial OF tho Nirglis Ifntn{
Tor lncurahics wlll De- held at the home FriI
Nay "a, 3 T. NJ, rh's meeting Hih be OF
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Leaving for stanton.

Leaving for stanton.
M:s. Edward OTIS lockwood leaves
ncF winter homo with Mrs. Horace
Wexford Jones, 1t 20 west rr,ntiir
street. ;oiay. for stanton, and later
!Sr Her summer ho:nc in New England.
i,'r return 10 Richmond MI! DC about
Nov. II r.r
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Robert Rariet. of
have issued invita-
.rriasc Of thei. two
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! lister I:Ey Hunt.

S,-e.l ohay. for stanton, aud later
Her return TO Richmond vii! bc about
November !.
I.n.t-r Egg Hunt.
SATURDAY. afternoon Al 4 o'clock A.,
'.a'ic. H1g hnnt "i!l DC held on the
-fo~Ads y the Battle ABBEY. Just a.
~ children OF Washington each year
'oS forward 20 the anuua! cSr.fnu
% the White House lawn, SO The chill
a'en q: richmond may anticipate the
oon, ?a me spacious ground OF ,n.s
The affair IS given unde. NC
suspicca OF the Woman's Guild OF. 81.
Mark.s Church. and the publ!a Is
cordially invited 10 attend. ~.
Benefit Dance April 10. %
There will be a large benefit s,,.c
~ the Blues Armory on Friday. Auril
- from 9 to l o'clock. Music Viii 30
iurn!snrd ~ a saNophon. orchestra
from Columbus, ohio. and many prom
patro1esscs.
deception for Or. Anderson.
On Friday evening at Monument N.
=. church a reception was rendered
~ bR Anderson. president OF Ran
ro!pG-Macoa Womaa's College. hv the
!'h!.Athca class. or which he mas been
t"a her since .,tS organization nine
$cars go.
The sunday schoo! room was heau.i-
.p.!. dec9-nied IN PAINS. spring
49, - I'm h3' SI8asCtb tights ana al or
%hestra played throughout the even
M.
10 4 token o, their love and esteem
Tor D.. Anderson the Phiia,aca Class
presented Aim with a handsome silver
S'rvtcc. the presentation being made
BY Roy. Graham II. Lambeth. supper
was served FOR about l25 guests, who
included. besides the class:
Mrs. u. r. Anderson. Billy and
Robins Anderson, Mrs. James .Ander-
son. NJ. and Mrs. Joseph Anderson,
Mrs. Swan"y, Bishop Collins Denny
AMI Mrs Jones, Dr.. Graham II. Lam
beth and Ms. Lambeth. Dr.. r.. II.
Potts and Mrs. Potts, j. lie Da Wis and
Mrs. Davis, e.: Edmunt Massey. Mr..
,on, Nrs. G. +. Nanderslict and Others.
spend Faster Holidays In New York.
Misses Helena and Sarah Capcr,on
Will spe7d the Easier holidays with
friends in Hartford. Conn. and New
York. Tho Misses Cancrton are both
students at the Gateway School in
New Haven. Conn.
Annual 4. y. v. a. Tea.
The Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities will give its
annual tea Mt the John Marshall House
Tuesday. April IL. from . TO I o'clock.
the members ot tho advisory hoard
are invited 10 attend. and no invita-
lions are to ne issued except through
the newspapers. The officers and cen
Mrs. Westmoreland Davis, Mrs. j. 4.
LEROY; Mrs: james p; Crump, Mrs.
Icy and Miss y. IS. Jones.
Miss Frances L. Scott will preside
At the tea table. and Miss Ellen Bagby
assisted By Misses Resale st. JOIN
Hcrndon, katherine Valentine. E,vclvn
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Iincr-Hakrr.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Henry Baker have
announced the engagement and ap-
proachinE marriage OF their daughter.
DOTS Mildred. TO r. 4. Piper, of Rich
mOnh. son Of Tic Int i q pinnr aud
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The Dabney 1920
One-Eyelet Tie

Here o see one Of the e styles that
is taking Richmond by storm. An ~aristos
cratic model with bench turn soles and
full French heels-choice of brown kid,
black kid, patent colt, demi-calf. This
dressy styles also in welt soles, French
and junior French heels. T.
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A great NAM tables lave already
Neen rcsnrvcI for Tho big dinner da.cn
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airs Cara !. c~ul!inGwor:n an
Lucille. % Robert II. iIcrycy. Of PM
adrlnlia. The ceremony took place
Very quietly ?esterday at the home o.
the brides mother.
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Jackson, Isabel scott. Elise Wilmer.
Margaret Powers ana Anne Wallace.
This tea was postponed in fcuruarv
on account OF the bad weather.
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Benefit Dance April 10.

There VIII be a largo benefit dant
~ the Blues Armory on Friday. Apri
- from Q to ! O'Clock. Music VIII .
;oTa!sned b. 4 saNophonr orchestr
from Columbus, Ohio. and many uroIn
!.en; Richmond women will act a
y~ItrCaeSScs
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UT. and Mrs. Ro'
Rochester, y. y. :iav
iions :or The maria.
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The New Dabney
Dress Pump

Every detail in this simple Pump shows
master : craftsmanship = so elegant,
smooth-fitting and becoming. Shown in
brown kid, glace kid. matte kid, demi-calf
bench turn soles and full French heels,
as we'll as junior French heels. The same
style also with welt soles and the new
Cuban heels,
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TllS oI
tell md
go he'd
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

buried in French soil will be returned
10 the United states.
The Australian government paid lis
soldiers the best salaries during the
World War.
A special Japanese military mission
recently completed a study OF the
German war office. and the details OF
the one-time powerful war machine.
France has a deficit OF from 10000
10 10000 tons Of fresh meat yearly.
The Mexican sugar crop OF 1921. 70
Mexico Is beginning TO divide the
large ranches OF Sonora, and will sell
the subdivisions TO small farmers.
Nearly 10 per cent OF the deaths IN
the United States In 1919 was from
tuberculosis.
China has only 6000 miles Of rail-
road, while her natural resources war
rant the construction OF more than
100000 miles.
A London scientist has found by ex-
Fermentation that bats are directed
In their ilight by a special sense OF
hearing and by sound waves.
In China, 20,000O00 persons are being
fed on a famine ration by relief So
ceties.
There were fewer tourists In Cuba
last winter 1919 than during any
period in the recent history OF the
Island.
Maine has 5i5i rivers and streams
and 1920 lakes. according to a recent
survey.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
NEMs nnnITEs.

The United States air service ranks
third OF the worlds aerOnautical
lighting units.
England has organized a museum
in which viii be displayed models OF
famous and historic aircraft
The largest Old-style cannon OF the
United States Is In Client. Belgium.
or the 1920 students who left Yale
University 10 enter war service, iOJS
returned and resumed their college
courses.
The largest stationary crane IN the
world Is located at The navy yard In
Philadelphia.
St. Kilda, the lonely island with a
population OF only 80 has suffered an
outbreak OF influenza.
The "leaf-cutter" bee cuts such OK
act circles that a compass viii fan
% detect a fault.
10 Is the custom IN Siam FOR every
man TO enter the priesthood once in
his lifetime.
. The name ConfuciHs is the Roman
lied form Of the Chinese K'ung Tsze.
on the Islands OF the Southern Pa
ciflc, the ianaca Is one or the most
beautiful and unusual birds.
Trees and shrubs have grown In the
earth that has accumulated on top OF
the great wall OF China.
The mummy OF tho celebrated
Egyptian King, Ramesas ii, reposes
in the Egyptian museum in Cairo.
. Women constitute % per cent OF the
factory workers in Japan.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
069gggES g9gz
Sasztz" u T 1AWS

been rendered congratulations FOR hav-
ing the pluck TO accept the manage
ment of the l0Wly phillies.
Kid Gleason has found that Miller
Huggins has a fine streak OF humor
IN his makeup. When the Kid talked
trade with the Yankee boss, feWster
and a recruit Mitchell. were offered
for Eddie Collins. The Kids come
back was swap you Collins for
Ruth" No trade.
Friends are one thing and business
Is something else. That's what Com
iskey has learned since trying 90 get
material 10 make the White S0X a
ball club.
Dempsey fav0rs staging more OF
his fights at Benton HarDor, in Floyd
FitZsimmOns' arena. knOckOuts come
easier for the champ there.
Bugville. La, has taken lt upon
itself 90 invite the 81. Louis Browls
down for spriQg training. The invi-
tation was not meant Co cast any re-
flestiOns on the Browns, either. Good
fishing and golf were "eXtra-meas-
ure' Inducements.
We know a lot OF champions
Whose crowns don't NJ 'em tight
So we won't mention any names
Till Wilson has 90 tight.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
NEWS ODDITIES

In Sweden, a wife has the right 70
bear her own family name In conlunc-
tion with that Of her husband.
For the FIRST time since the famous
Gobelin tapestry works were cstab-
llshed In France. back IN 1864, women
rae now being taught 10 make tapes
tries.
Warr-earnlng women IN Virginia
now number more than 225O00.
Five women were elected 10 the
Lower House OF the Connecticut Leg
lslature at the last election.
Between January 4 and October 1,
there were 1900 women In Pennsyl-
vanla out OF work because OF labor
disputes
Tho Chinese were astronomers In
the reign OF YaO. 2'27 B. c.
Belgium is preparing TO follow the
example OF England and France by
entOmbing In some national shrine
the body OF an unknown Belgian sol
der.
According 10 the Official figures. the
strength OF the French army In 1921
win be 3Si73 officers and 69600O men.
New York State has the largest
National Guard organization, 1913 men.
and Texas IS next, with about 5000
mont
The most active volcano in the
world Is Mount Sangay, on the east
ern chain OF the Andes. South
/ America.
10 has been estimated that steamers
are 20 per cent safer than sailing
| vessels
italy has some 10000 lemon trees
which produce i,20O0OOlOOO lemons a
year.
New York TO make the city their per-
| manent home.
More than 25O00 persons arc en-
nlOyed In the salmon canning indus
Try IN the State OF Washington.
The cost OF a modern battleship OF
The United States navy Is abou
S32 100000.
More pounds OF potatoes are raised
than OF any other food crop In exist
There are at present 760,ii0 civi
employees on the United States pay
Experls have estimated that 10000.
OOO tons Of paper pulp can be pro
b duced each year from midas bambOol
, and grasses.
The total World War costs OF al
nations wero about siS6OOO, 10000.
Woodlands on farms comprise NOR
= than one-half OF all the fOrested land
i'm the United States.
Nearly GO per cent OF all bodies Q
American officers ana enlisted me-
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

out 10 the golden sunny shores
Coach Wilce took an his gang
Twill be Bear season on New
Year.
They say in Buckeye slang.
But bears. they say. are full OF play.
Yet won't take any sass
They know a Dot of tricks and things
TO stop a forward pass.
Hugh Walker, the Kansas City
heavyweight, wasn't even present at
the empsey-Brennan show. Yet
Hugh claims a lot OF glory from 10
just the same. He once went the
whole route with Brennan.
Pants" Rowland. new boss of the
Columbus Club was a manager be
fore he tied his fortunes up with
baseball. lie once owned a cabaret
In Davenport, ia.
Rowland is a close friend OF Comic
key and Navin. That ought iO make
10 easy for him 10 pick mp desirable
big league cOnebacks n he should
happen 20 need them.
Six feet six Is Willards height,
His cheeks are rosy red
His eyes squint from outdoor life
That's what his trainer said.
Already wild Bill" Donovan has
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
OPEN UP BOwI.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 30-plans
are on foot % make the Nale-Har-
ward annual football game an open
affair next year Instead of allowing
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

students 10 buy three tickets they'll
se nn.ucu lo lWu. rhat would elv5
outsiders a chance
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
E2ER2SgaIzEqREEZ

get his chance-the training camp an
nounccment dates are like so many
syllables OF honey.
Fun OF confidence, his ears ringing
with the boosts Of home town friends,
he goes 20 the souihlands as though 1t
were paradise.
But II he makes the hin and Is hiked
backed again and again the glamour
OF spring training TO him also loses It's
color.
Baseball IS like any oil'r profession.
Wis the new that carries The appeal.
Several OF the clubs tried 10 mix
pleasure with business by going TO
Florida camps last year.
But next spring viii find them
swinging back into Texas and the Dor.
der Dixie states for business purposes
entirely.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
POISON GAS TO
WIN NEXT WAR
Reason for Legislation to
Shut Out German Dye
stuff Products
BOTH ARE COAL
TAR PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-By the
passage OF tho dyestuns import reg
ulations act, Great Britain has den-
nltely accepted The theory that poison
gas Will be The supreme weapon Of
The next war and at the same time
has opened the way for The entry Of
German dyes into this country, ac-
cording TO the views expressed last
Night by chemical experts Of the gov
eminent
The British act, which became a
law yesterday, prohibits the impor-
tatlon OF dyestuns into Great Britain
Tor ten years, which, government cX-
perts declared Will enable England
10 build up her dye industry 20 a
point OF complete independence from
the outside world
Poison gas and dyestums both come
from coal tar, 10 was explained. and
from the manufacture OF the com
mercial article 20 the production Of
the military weapon is but another
step In continuous process. BY insur-
ing the development OF the dye in
dustry, chcmica. experts here said,
Great Britain has laid the ground
WIN ANA NNW""NNAk " AANa NANNAA ANN "a
gas In warfare.
Direct competition in this country
between German and American made
dyes also is seen by officials here as
a result OF the British dyestufs act.
While the act prohibits the impor-
tatiOn of dye products into the
United Kingdom. the restriction does
not apply Co goods imported for ex-
portation after transit through the
United States or by way OF trans
shipment
Dyes may not be imported into this
country when IL can be shown they
are Of German origin. An influx of
German dyes would probably mean
officials frankly stated that the de-
velopment OF tho American industry
would be hindered, and consequently
the United States would fan behind
the other nations IN wartime TO pro-
duce poison gas.
Evening journal., 1920-12-30
TEXAS LEADS THE PARADE.

Dixie gets its big league baseball in
the fag months Of winter.
BY the last OF February ~ OF the
major league clubs viii be boiling out
In the cotton country.
The Chicago Club OUTFIT Is the lone
wolf OF the pack owner Wrlgley Of
the ChlcagOans and also OF the Cata-
lima Islands takes the boys west for
their annual outing.
To ball players spring training ap-
peals according TO their length Of
service. as n rule.
tn eveierans don't get a great deal
OF pleasure out Of lt They have been
over the road so often that there arc
no longer any thrills left In It.
Usually some OF the stars do lot
OF correspondence and report late.
But 10 the rookie-th kid whois 10
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

tion OF members Of the Y. NJ. C. A.
have signlned their intentions OF Wis
iting Chester this evening TO wit
ness the second OF the series OF in
door meets between these two teams.
The last meet was won In Tho last
event by Captain Harry Loose put
ting The shot 36 feet and pa inches.
against llusion's, OF Chester, az feet
u IA inches. making the nnal score
"a points for. the local contestants
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

and - for Chester.
Weston II. Blake. manager of the
local team. has completed arrange
ments for the dual meet 10 be held
In Chester ~" this evening. The
team and rcoters viii meet al the
oilcc OF Physical Director Kadel at
ESQ O'Clock
The locals win be handicapped by
the lose OF the services Of Captain
Loose, who Is detained through m