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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONSENTS TO NEW
BASEBALL RULES

.!itcaso, Feb. lV-Feace and l,ar.
HShy felYneu Ia the ranks Of tt,.
e'uD ""heTs vi Tic National League
~ their meeting today bu, Amer,cau
League mAsnat.s were Unable To
iih'sh their business at their day
Mest'nE and IL WAS necessary Tor
t!'e JUNIOR organization 10 extend il.
session into the night. National
League owhcrs IN addition Il, :.o,n,,-
iHe schedule vi Ia sariies for I,zo
1easpii' accepted The new rui.s
agreed Upon at a meeting OF tt,.. min,
rules committee Ut the American .,,,,
:'a''ohal League yesterday. Tie new
rue regarding spitbaii pitchers w.s
contested 81 st. Louis aud instead az
i'Lhitihs each club to two pitcher. az
WIZ prevail in the American I,..yu.
'.'1o "sasoh, IT WAS decided that all
saus VIII We permitted u play every
sp'tbaii pitcher now On their snu,sr
n hst u recognized spitbau uitcn.r.
"as presented and these mn Vii,
We ~''o"eo ~ use tile "spitbalr' dur.
ing the coming championship race
The list: 'aee'
Dosa"n-kudoiph. FiIingham Ke.,.
ing. neat
view i0rk-Douglas.
osooAIyn-Mitcheil, Grimes.
fhlsdelphia--lIogg.
Cincinnatl-Fisher.
Chicaso-Hendrix. t.
Pittsburg-NUne.
Aiter the board Of directors ~ tina
. 0Na
"ssue inspected the books OF the mr..
SANITATION. President John Hevaler
Sta'so that six umpires have already
siened contracts for 13O Th,. u., ,r.
eIudss William Glenn. Hank o.Dav, p.r.
ry Mccormick. Charles Moran pe,e,
A. Harrison and Lu c. Fife. who !, 81
ssason worked in the Michigan. onta.
rio league. Charles Risier and E. G.
0uisley have not signed contracts hut
their signatures are expected short,v
william Byron has retired from tho
league. " '"'
me salary for umpires, which vas
eat IN VlS and 1913. has resortcd back
20 lsl7 standard. according 10 NJ.
Heydlef. w.
The club also decided TO ,ir,,, ,,.
NUMBER OF players on each team to Is
men between May Is and August n,
out after that date and until the end
OF the season each club will be al
lowed to carry as men. Tho wayer
price was raised from $3.50 70 sx1o
and the president Of the league was
given the power to name the waiver
price on free agent. but the price
will not be over $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
~" BASKETBALL TEAM TO
PLAY IN PITTSFIELD
TONIGHT IN UNION HALL

Augusta ~" basketball team Will
,shvs this afternoon for PttsHeid
where tonight they viii cIash with
the fprery rt.tsfrld l. A. In Enion
hall The boys are going 10 the up
river town determined ~ bring
home the bacon. The following men
Will take the trip. Hendrix. ftil-
phcn. Brown. Ryan. Toas. Phil Nc
Gouldrick and Gccfetary Frank
Condor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Fined for ssIiina Naresttes

DR.. Fillmore Clafkson. q registered
colored physician Of Bangor. paid a
fine Of $3.50 in the United States Dis
trict court Monday morning. having
pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging the violation Of the Harri-
son narcotic law. This Indictment IN
q result Of the raids made in Bangor
recently on a number Of places where
It was alleged that dope addicts were
carrying on an illegal business In
drugs. following which federal ON
GERS made Investigations here. The
Indictment against Or. Garrison al.
lekes that he sold at different times
certain quantities Of drugs to GUY
Ashley and Minnie Torrey, both Of
whom figured prominently in Ban
gor's dope sensation few months
ago and who are now doing time in
The PenobSeot county Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
MASS. OFFICERS REPORT
1898 NEW FLU CASES

Boston. Feb. 1o.-The state depart
ment Of health announced tonight that
total Of 1888 new influenza cases
had been reported today. OF this num-
Der 401 were in Boston. Local health,
ofaciais said that the % deaths from
influenza and 20 from pneumonia, re-
ported for the "a hours ending this
morning, were record for the sea-
son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Augusta Goes
Over TOP YD Drive

Reports from the rD drive have
all come IN and show that Augusta
and vicinity contributed .el7. going
'ovcr tho top III good shape. Owing
10 delays for various reasons the nm
al report has just been made. Al.
Hua'n alone RAISED 4575. not Including
the contributions from the State
Hopss. ~ ever before In ali drives
Augusta responded nobiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
CONFIRM MURDER
PERRY BY TURKS

Croa reading &--zy D5c--E -
n-vs :azs = Jznfs- Ps-T- / II -
A secretary. lad been 1E-l=eS =.
Tie TuriD in syria r. A EaeT4,
q eiasamaae Of James Ps-r. ca.
1911. Immediately wired tAs : J
c. A. headquarters n New Eo-. =
confirmation 4 telegram was =.
cesve6 Ia reply s.a;trS Ia: :1e 7
II c A. worsE HGTdsrs6 Vas =
Colbr raaa and Tuesday c.se: Y
Shepard received ffen Z @ Tzc:-
Z letter from which tie so.io~Eg Il.
tracts are TAKEN
We have received yo-c .e.@y-z-
and I An soryy indeed TIA. j; <4s7.
1 nrys confirm he fears et 30,
friends a. Co.hy. James PERI -.
was ss-Tilg as or genera s---=@
tz-y throughout Turkey He =.
done z -ag-iScea. piece Of Hc.k :
less than . year he ha1 ofgsL-z=::
activities for Armenian refugees :,
no iess than d+e cstie& and sa6 d..
It 50 easeiectiy that tie Y. n 4
was asked 70 extea6 tie work . :,
additional cities Ia 1917. No d.;
II was ~hile visiting ecns % :h=ss
places that TIE attack took r.4ss
All tie information which we L=re
10 contained. IN the statement gen
to the press 80 We have ia-.y
sent a wireless 70 ConstAntiroe.= u
L. S. radio asking fo- fun par
lars
Mrs. Perry and her two sA.f5-sn
ere in constantinople and are KEEP
tionAIiy well cared for sir ing
have q large apartment. Wit c-s =
our 7. Il c. A families B=>s:ss a
host Of good friends she has ne
help and sympathy Of or CO. -
diplomatic and consular STAT IS vs,,
as the more than 100 Other Amer
cans engaged In missionary s-5 So
Icational activities and II o-s2ess
We for our part want to take every
possible step that viii Lighter Ae-
burdens in this time Of grsa. so--
row.
AS one who had been looking :c;,
ward to q life Of long service II .s.-
lowship with Mr.. Perry I an ss,s>
iai'y saddened By this loss ard
want to assure you as well IS tGs
other friends IN wateryilIe o. iG=
deepest sympathy. both Of nyset
and Of the whole international con.
mittee."
Very sincerely yours.
e. o. JACOBS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Lawrence Mayor Grants
Laborers Wage Increase

Lawrence. Mass. Feb. 10.--Mayor
VIM. p. White late today granted to
The city laborsry q wage increase
from 81 10 s. Il day. The laborers had
threatened to strike tomorrow unless
they were given the increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

r,e~rang % paAA Tire T-k - -. -
ana4mksea TOE sSs co@g "a,
TAere ves pseaesf ths DssshAes-- =
8 Psfrer1ua q AElf-a- NMs NJ
xred anEsy Il WEsss~. vs,s Fr-s.
49,. lG19 Cara Lsece - C-sla-.t
rns pra9asna- AAss Lea e.
nats,oe- Sue1esAST; ksR SysE -,c-
A- ~ wi.x6cE. e1aEeT w.
..a6erxs Fer. A. 6 Paesse- Va
ygsa paGeasal eoCaNsoc- aes- = :
rs.s<<nas. OnksaAk- HeEa~ q Il
~~>ne.szGe5e es01n24sse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
.1rishmen Capture
Castle Martyr
Police Station

Cork. Ireland. Feb. I0-Af:er an at.
tack lasting come time with an ex-
change ot rife shots. 200 armed mer
last night captured the Castle Mar
tyr police station. They temperate:
made prisoner the five policemen
who defended the station. The raid
ers seized arms and ammunition
and decamped
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Meuthen, Mass, Man
Held in n. Y. on
Abduction Charge

New York. Feb. l0-Charies John
Williams. of Methuen. Mass, was
held in $500 bail ON a charge of abb
ouction in Brooklyn today. He was
arrested in the company Of 17-year.
old Margaret Heintz. a Brooklyn
girl reported missing since Jan. 6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
HELD FOR TOTING
LIQUOR FROM CANADA

North Adams. Mass, Feb. lo--WN-
fred Oosseiin and Dolphus DenauIt
VI this city were arrested today on
charges Of illegally transporting
liquor into tho United States. II IL
charged they brought the liquor from
Canada into this country in trunks.
having ito heeked and shipping by
the railroads. Tho men were taken
TO PIattsburg. N. r, for sasraign-
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Funeral q Lste Miss Emma Jacques
TIE svre-G q Mss Emma Jacques

Funeral ~ I1te Mss enns SSSSs"
II. tzas-G Il Mss Emma Jacques
zzs hesd Tuesday morning a. ,
e'csoex q. tie sot-e Dame church
Pew. -. Rsae singing ths Laks. as
siFea By YAsher D-ois. and Fashf-
kzleh Taere -zs . A-ts ai:en-
Ssrce Of friends And relatives sI1
nasy beautiful so~erk The bearers
ws.s r,raes. Thuroe-. Horace He
bert. Arthur Libby. Pesisy Jacques
Rizszsco Tariff Lionel TArei1 LAcs
jacques ard Edmond Pc1,in-
TIE streets were IN such condition
from .he snor that the pail bearers
bore che remains from tie home d.
Cray stree. 20 She church fer The ser
vices and the remains we're TAKEN 70
.hs tomb Of Pine Grove Cemetery IL
al electric car, n which he r1o1rn-
ers also rode
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

Ar.hEy r. Merit. ersEtY 7. u. c,
4, serrsszxy, r@A "a Nzttryliss ri
ysssEay IN hSss:sfLE o2rnsctsS wife
,h. Srasc:sg 81 free scsssSyss'1s Tor
ex-sery.oS Ter, aaz Dzsse1 ssAe s|s-
ting =, North Ys&saiDlTo where .s
,1,,sysfs1 4 mating III n cs4ss 81 sss-
e4zsesx VIC are x.Scytnx :ke Eng
sish language VI, Hs-Ts'l >Yxnfze6
,is.x c.aAs VIZ. s.1w a1Mlefs u.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Col. Parkhurst
Meets Supporters

Y~S<rSck Il Pzsks-E: :. s-s.-
4. candidate for lie RRrCses-- =.
s.-rzscyszl ncO2cx.sc- 5= :,
Rx.srs-,e ca Tuesday eTx IL.
uh.sS here net nAsr srsc5s IL.
rzx>cA GrpsssssA Msc1 e>-s
su rss es7sarec a. = E=s-E Z
re Emvood hosea /. ~ --s-=s-r
Of Lii cAndteAcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
VEIN STORE FIRE
STILL A MYSTERY

An isreEt5<zs1oa - TIE r. = =
wen RGEnAex ss0ee AE sz---~:
~v.f-x oNe.s no Es1Ge- = !.
myxs<~r 81 TIE origin u TIE "a.
re premises gere looked gre /:
yfr, CHseS Ha1y. Mayor MAX :
ctr Esc4rscszn C-1vtord b.
Tnzrxcsor Hunt AcA 2e0sS-I :: =
losA, i-Er1eoe ooE742,ss- =.
-e-e rsssher wires O. ees1.ey = :
locality O. The tgisAzng Were 80 :
rsarsed- AID ai;ocGes ]: rSS .,
ira. ". Wen increased rs -:
Ssce .as. meath. - lad asko .:
: c-c-eYo1Singiy l-gs 17c---
oer gods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

.x-,s Css<e srrsyc1 In tks atty
,rss.z1ay s.ssr,s<ss-a trim Czs<.s.
N><5s<tsxa AXE. s1s = sfssY. visit -
=. zxess q. Losenzs q. f.asxeA.
II Pz.esxs ssss,1. Hr. EAsksi. To-
z44ESy NTH Nsxsrs BscxsEs z1S
;s..1r4z n IRE yonss ns,rvsnE psetoss
Hr1sesssa sonpas7. rses.tly ~
.gyYet firm Z sew 1a1~s fishing TIP
n. cscsn'x, It<,sS1szE,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
eisk~.otie

Norman Fisher Of Rochester. ~ 4.
and Miss Alice Otis Of Oakland ve-t
married at 4 o'clock Tuesday morni--
at the SACRED Heart church in Wa,e:
vliie. The ceremony was performe~
oy Rev. fr. Curfan ana the eng
ring service was used. The coupls
were attended by q brother Of tht
groom. Charles Fisher Of Rocheste.
y. H.. and sister Of the bride. Mi
Aafgafet OTIS The bride vas b.,
cominsiy gowned in a MAHOGANY
coiofed suit a silver tone. with hat
20 match. Directly following ,A>
ceremony . wedding breakfast W.:
rvea 1t the home Of the bride:
peeensA Mr.. ana Nrz. Timothy OH:
ea OAk Street. only the immediat,
teiauves Of both families being pre-
az Inc bride is the younges
c1 sass OF Mr.. md Mrs. Timo,ht
- eod 3 weli.known here, havin:
sssnoed the pubic schools OF th'
n Me - also . graduate Of NJ
lSslce Convent IN Waterville. Th'
Von - . son Of Mn. chas. Tiele'
~ Nocnestsf. n. H., and ID engaged
sser sasaasss- being assistan
r - s To G. =. FISHER Lumesi
~ es Nerfs1sswoek. The youni
seu AMID q shower Of CONTEXT
~ me eas tfAin tor Rochester. \
- AWtehee ana Boston. Mas
49, tnsis return they will maxi
. sns.r noins TOR the prSssnt at NeF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
AUGUSTA LODGE, F. & 1. N.
OBSERVES PAST MASTERS
NIGHT, TUESDAY EVENING

The annual Past Mastery Night Of
Augusta Lodge. No. 1AI. r. T. A. NJ,
was observed Tuesday evening At
MssoDic Temple with large at
tendance. over 100 being present, and
the occasion proved very enjoyable.
This was n special communication OF
the lodge for the purpose OF raising
to tho degree Of q Master Mason. Er.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
a.rprsss Party fer oss6s. Es3

xsw A-a.81 Pocs<r q u :
vas Pleasantly z
Tz>skay srszsnx ~ party q
800. We Arrived ~ b. so0e
shortly h.s<o-e 9 ccsccx 70
.s<a- te,sSzsasSo1s % SSA1 q
1xsax carriage and 70 sssrs, sSe-
,s.-tsa, sohe.s q .ss<- sssseE fr shs
firm ~ . c5<sz q szlTer- n1sii u
.sre- az CT CARA TIE pAsTy vAs
xrzrxef sy Mss HA1es PoclsF- z
-,---sz-. y .se b-s3e e5s-- s-1 z-r'z-
- yo--x ias5.4s rere Yrss@ct- Re-
t-es1z&nx ot aos cream assc czx@
we're ssyred 1t the csose of tie ere
--ilg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

~ sts meeting of ths Fetsefs.soa
>i Nsn's BITE cisn1<s he'd ~ TIE
r. y. e. 4. gacersscr bsn TgsESay
.,rsning. Rev. James II. Es.b. u. y.
rave an Interesting as1ress Or the
life as.a ~1.k Of Or jonah HtyoLx.
With Skom re- 1ss af>scta.et fos
many 1esrs in earring OIL the Inst.-
.1ts f<,r g1eiaI Eerysee IN E@T Yrsk-
The msettsG was pfscetsf b? q
s1mptlnus baked beAn supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Amy Recruiting onseer in City

F4zx.. Lyu.s J. Ctssnt. l.. 3. ASnay
recruiting sfne.s, arrived IN The c.:y
TussdA1 and viii BE- s:st!o'nsd here
frr ~ days sr> recruiting. with
headquarters 4. - pos.of'fe" ht1i'f-
Ing, He 10 recruiting fsr all brarckss
~ tie army. lie wiiI be ~ TIE
r<,styN,ce tran /. 4. ". y, p. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New Haven, Feb. 10-Yale de.
Sfeated Wesleyan in the junisrs prom.
enade swimming meet here today BY
a score OF 4s to S. The blue SWIM
merY won every event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
9: f. Executive Committee
Plans Work for Year

the regular monthly uoset,r. :.
ti,e executive committee % .s
Christian Endeavor WAS he,A :, .ne
nf ,mooo motel Yesterday. the county
o'neeis assembling FOR . get. tove,hsr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

IRE -siks .sx. ~. very c@s1AsEcs
.. .s~ yyss<s. :lI~ fszase1 OK On
~ szssss.y a. Cesy Isszs - - As~
y---s. f,ess :aes. tss.>>s Tgez1z1, IL
= air., .e,<srel tina, sssst Z fs" N
1t5,~ rs<erg.s we're a1t ~ s1tss1zaes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
OAKLAND

William York went - Beis-ai:
on Tuesday. where he viii be a cues
OF his sons David and Eugene Tora
He will also visit his neice. Ms
Carrie Alexander. before returai-s
home.
Harold Houdlet;e. the youns soc
OF Mr.. and Mrs Milford Houd.e:,s
who has been critically Ill for seve-a
days. 10 reported to be improvue
Mrs. Blanche Pierce. who has beer
Visiting Mra- Guy Stafford for tsN
days. has rsturnsd 20 her hons IL
Troutdala
Mrs Florence lewis Of Lewiston
Is q guest at the homo Of Mr. ~:
Ma Lewis Croweil.
Guy Stafford has returned =
kineo. after passing q few days 3.
MS home In town.
Miss Margaret Otis has returned
from Auburn and IL passing q te7'
days at the home Of her parents, NJ
and ArA Timothy Otis.
Mrs. Charles Fisher and son G:
Rochester. N. H.. are quests a, -.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy O:is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

kr osaxs O. css-ea - 49,
.r DwssAsn ssxzrnea IsD0S ~
&-s,~ Scr Bz-Isc. We
wx-s called sr th< Ine's @ -
.-x-. -orasr. X-4 A~
E-xsrE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

-s t,erzs ~ George WzHs1
80 .nt. sserrsocz II - otseex
- "a. n<aseasne zrdsfsAk,.g 49,
ass WI - en0l.r.A6 - 49,
rxxe e IL NscAo1& ear
-srzs.s ~<- - places a fee s"s
z--rss SSrsaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

Trim q. kss1,s ~ .ss~1As Ssss o.
z-S@ws q, ~ezn,ss Fsss,ssrs Tses>a7
.Ja4rs<>ys, from EYys aseE sSsss ~
~ G-s~~ zrDsxss-x IA @<sEs>s :. @a
ssSs .etr.Ss Aeet<kF. sszys1g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

scsxxsex !, CTR ~ ySe4GIs5zs Tzz a.
& &ssg rs skA city TS-@~ay o. @1zS
.asS&nex
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

- 80 -. Bsass5sa A10-
roA<e 2esroe ans - -
..fsns . ss6xsse l. ParizasH -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Chizzle While Full Of
Pep" and Punch This Year

Funny End~en Nh Delight Capacity
Audiences ire Fsrss Nssrt-esskst-
bail ThS-sssy Aftssnss1 - ~ps's
"s~ HsstekesE<," ard Grand Bail
W'ii Cei,gft ~ FRIDAY Evening
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
MODISTES ADOPT TUXEDO COLLAR
 AS NEW SHAPE

Net and organdie are to remain the favored fabrics for fall neckwear, and are shown in shades of ecru and a lighter tea color. FfIet and Irish crochet lace are prominent combined interestingly with hand embroidery, which is often worked directly on to the lace edging.
 Fichu effects constitute quite a group in the new collection, in both net and organd1e. One has a notched collar, and another is unusually wide. A number of these are made with sashes attached. ortying at the side, while another shows a butterfly bow at the back.
 Tuxedo Collar.
 The straight Tuxedo collar Is here predicted as popular fall style, three or four inches wide and from "A to 30 inches long. A good line Is gained by a double hemstitched in battle mented effect and marked with lace insertion Tuxedo guimpes with sep arate n1odesty vests are shown also, and the jabot is strongly featured
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
SET TO
 ENJOY DANCING
 PARTY AT CLUB
Several Out of Town Guests
 To Be Present.

One Of the largest dancing parties of the fall season will be that given by Misses Julia and Elizabeth Eos ter and their brother George, of North avenue ct the Brooklawn Country club, next Thursday even ing, September g. Wittstein's or chestra from New Haven will fur nish music for the occasion and the ball room will be tastefully decorated with garden flowers.
 The invitation list includes the following members of the younger set: Miss Frances Jennings, Miss Marion Henshaw, Miss Anna Swim merton, Miss Dorothy Northrop, Mrs. Robert Weed, Mrs. Bradford Warner. Miss Elizabeth Ravens, Miss Betty Schuman of Evanston, ILL, :, Miss Eleanor Bartram, Miss Mar garet Neithercut, Miss Harriett Windsor Miss Ethel Skinner, Miss Eleanor Webster. Miss Maude Jen- nings, Misses Catherine and Cor della Ford, Miss Dorothy Chapin, Miss Esther Gerrish, Miss Charlotte Blight, Miss Lorraine Armstrong, Misses Mary and Katherine Miller, Miss Esther Jackson of New York Miss Caroline Graves, of New York Misses Doris and Julia Wheeler, Miss Betty Leeds, Miss Sally Lavery, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Mrs Robert Fay, Bradford Warner, Everett Post John and Sherman Windsor, Nor l man Leeds, Jr., Ira Warner, Con-
 rad and Thomas Lashar, Jack Wheel CT, Henry Bishop, Charles Skinner Donald Smith, Donald Granniss | Newell Smith, Frank Wdlmot, Chas Armstrong, Jr., Glover Jennings
 George Barker, Macey Wheeler l Louis and Robert K11tcber HaroIf 1 Hammond, Douglas Severn, Harve, Hubben, Burr Bartram, Ross Val
 Geison, Lawrence Riker, Rober | Weed,s Robert Fay, Jack Bray, Thos Taylor, Robert Smythe, Palmer Sc
 nior, Nathaniel Bishop, Arthur War
 ner, Elwood Stanley and Marshal
 James of Chicago, III.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
PROMINENT MEN AT MEETING FOR
 IRISH FREEDOM

Frank P. Walsh of Kansas City, former chairman of the War Labor Board; Attorney Cornelius Danaher of Meriden, and Mayor Clifford B. Wilson of this city. will be the princi- pal speakers at the mammoth protest meeting of the Friends of Irish Free dom to be held in Polis Theatre, Sunday afternoon at o'clock
 It is expected that action protest ing against the corercion act and the treatment Shy England of Archbishop Mannix and Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork will be taken. Rev. George P. Donahue will act as chairman of the meeting.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
MISS SNFFEN FITTED WITH
 PERSONAL SHOWER

unique surprise, personal show CT was rendered to Miss Dorothy Sniffen, daughter of MT. and Mrs Mark T. Sniffen of Colorado avenue, last night, given by the Misses Jose phine, Helen and Gertrude Rogers, daughters of Mrs. Mary Rogers of Clinton avenue.
 The gifts were presented to the bride-elect by little Margaret Stat tery, who was dressed in a dainty fairy costume, dancing as she brought forth each attractive gift. The dining room table was pretti1y dec orated with pink and white crepe pa per and a. large bride and groom kewpie doll occupied the center of the table
 Among the invited guests were Miss Ellen Hedegarde, Misses Aida, Esther and Dorothy Sniffen, Miss Annette Wilson, Miss Ella Keati Miss Sarah Davis, Miss Helga Wes- terberg, Miss Gertrude Fusion, Miss Hazel Peck, Mrs. Eleanor Quinn, Mrs. Robert Avery, Mrs. Frederick Hedegarde and Mrs. Mark T. Sniff fen
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
YOU LOOK so TIRED Brace Up and Do Something to Restore Your Strength
 and Health.

What is the use of dragging around half dead and half alive. Something is wrong with your blood, or you are undernourished- We all have to work and get tired, but if our physi- cal system Is in good condition, we won't give out
 One of the best things one can take to create strength and energy is Vinol, a cod liver and iron tonic that has been sold here for years. There are hundreds of people in this city that swear by 1t, and as it is a non-secret preparation, with full formula on the bottle, it is we'll worth trying.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04
When 4 Girl Murries
By Ann Ldsse. Copyright 1s1R by King Features syndi- cate 1nc.)

He limped toward me, and I found myself leaning back against the re- fractory table in sudden terror. This was my man-the man l loved. 1 had angered him and I was his, to do with as he wished. What would he choose to do? My heart thudded. Jim didn't touch me-he stood star ing at me in cold rage, and then after a moment he spoke: &'
 T didn't think you were the sort of woman to make a laughing stock of me! What do you imagine they're saying at the Walgrave. Your hus- band goes away for two days-and when he comes back you've moved! Anne, I warn you-I won't be humil- | lated like this!''
 'I didn't mean to humiliate you Jin-if you'll listen. I'll try to ex- I plain.''
 "All right-in a. minute. I'll wash 1 and try to cool off-before I say any. 1 thing I'll regret"
 1 Jim limped across the room | dared not follow him. A momen l later I found him fumbling about the 1 bedroom.
 ''Is there any electricity in this foo ! place-or nothing but those craz, l candles?" he called angriIy. hurried into the bedroom ant
 stumbled against him in the dark Both of us groped around hunting fo | the switch which I hadn't thought o | during the day. Once Jim's han, touched mine. I held myself brea tn | lessly still, leaning toward him, wait l ing for his response-the sudden em brace that would do so much mor
 than words to bridge the gap betwee-