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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-18
CHAPTER VI.

Resale, however, was never long nj
n loss for interesting suggestions. Fol
some time, In fact, she had been anx-
ious for the opportunity the occasion
presented AS exponent of growing
leadership OF higher life, psychic exper-
imentation was more than temptation
1t was duty. Therefore:
lis 1t because you are no anxious for
Rogers safety that you are fright =
ened?' she asked. "Surely you realize
that you need not be"
mo, it's not exactly that. ! guess
haven't had time TO be anxious;
just seem to hate his going away, and
| hate still worse, l think, that i should
any one. In a way, It's appalling"
Poor Nora, her stoicsm gone, COM
PEELED by the frankness of her honest
nature to search its possibilities, was
plainly terrified at the depth charges
revealed within loves troubled sea and
this II was which still absorbed her.
But Rosalie had something else in
mind
"stin, later on you will be terribly
frightened at his danger. unless you
Shall | tell your" she asked.
"safeguarded2 How?" questioned
Nora.
"IIundreds, thousands, perhaps tens
of thousands OF English soldiers have
been protected through prayer. But
the work must be systematized and the
thought OF safety held by their friends.
Did you never hear OF higher life pro-
tective clrcles9 Well, the time has
come to tell you. We are doing It right
here and now. And. II YOU wish, Will
make Roger my special charge. would
be glad to do II, for my own sake. TO
another link In the great
chain OF evidence for higher life and
Its great truth"
Nora thanked her friend, as in duty
bound, profusely, But she was con.
scious OF a highly developed state OF
could do many things. Nora,
whose life thus far had been free from
the sorrow which tests religions and
finds them adequate or wanting, as the
case may be, was conscious OF no spe-
clal lack OF faith In truth. she had
not been greatly Interested, the future
was so utterly remote. Vague mem
cries OF black clad women who had
come to her mothers home sittings to
commune sobhing, with their loved !
ones, served only 10 intensity Nora's |
distaste for the whole problem.
II was. for her, tainted with fraud
on the one hand, with weak delusion
on tho other,
There had been widows, In those old
days Of the Dulany circle, who had |
come In pitiful confidence to ask how |
best TO invest the little fund OF insur- |
ance money, whether or not 20 sell the
little home, placing themselves, with |
almost beyond belief. within !
the very Jaws Of the Jackal.
Re Il said In Justice, neither ED Du-
lany nor his wife were ever parties 10
swindlng schemes. They were salts
the messages produced, Rut big rake
orS" and risky getaways made by |
numerous Of their colleagues they dis
ruSsed freely In the child Nora's pres
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RURAL MAIL CARRIER
KILLED, COMPANION HURT

Admission, Ala. Sept. 1s.-(Special)--
Lasson F'itz a rural letter carrier at
Jacksonville and one OF the best known
citizens of this county, was killed and
ously hurt late Friday night when the
Ford car In which they were riding
collded with the iron column OF con-
crete bridge at Jacksonville.
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MRS. MALLORY WINS

Philadelphia. Sept. 1S.--Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt- Mallory. OF New York. won
the women's national singles lawn
tennis championship today. by defeat
ing Miss Marion Zlnderstein, OF Boston.
In straight sets, 6-3, 6-1, on the courts
of the Philadelphia Cricket club.
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DAYTON MAN NAMED
FOR mine INSPECTOR

Nashville. Sept. Especial )--Gov.
Roberts today appointed A. J. Holden
Of Dayton as district mine inspector.
to succeed d. II. Jenkins, resigned. Mr..
Holden was connected with the state
mining department during the admin
istration OF Chief Inspector r. A. Shift
lett
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ARRESTED AS EUTlTIvE

Dodson and Paradise and Patrolman
McPhail arrested man giving his
name as VIII Taylor and charged him
with being q fugitive from Jasper. II
was stated Saturday that Taylor was
picked up In connection with the rob
berry OF residence At Jasper
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WILL START PUTTING in
MACHINERY ON MONDAY

Work of installing machinery In the
o. " Andrews papermllls will begin
Monday. A call was issued Saturday
for lfty millrights, plpeiittors, mnchln-
lists and helpers TO report Monday. II
In estimated that thirty days will be
required to complete the work.
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Copyright. 1920. by Ruth Neely.)
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Nora Sanderson, n beautiful young
woman OF 25 years, whose parents had
painful exposure at seance. went into
other business. She became private Sec
rotary to a department head In n legiti-
mate concern, where she developed a
fondness for Resale Gates, who be-
lioved In the ouija board. AT the same
time Nora falls In love with Roger Ma
son, a soldier about to go overseas.
After her fathers death Nora's
mother married ED Dulaney. who made
his living by conducting spiritualistic
seunces. Dulaney and his wife made
Nora assist Mt their demonstrations and
the child acquired n great hatred for
everything connected with her early en-
vironment.
When the war breaks out Mason hesi-
tates TO leave his position In the man
ufpcturing company to enlist. Nora,
who has engaged In war work from the
earliest moment OF the war. is disguised
with Mason's lack of patriotism.
A month later Roger enllsts In the
army and he and Nora become en-
aged just before he leaves for training
camp.
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CHANGE In HEAD OF
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL

Nashville. Sept. Especial Miss
Marietta A. Smith was today appointed
hend Of the state Girls Vocatio
school ~ Tullnhomn. to succeed Mrs. J.
c. Ward
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D. 5. SIMPSON FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION

David 'Sullins simpson, OF North
Chattanooga, president Of the simpson
Bros. Manufacturing company, Med
voluntary petition for bankruptcy
Saturday. Liabilities were given as
$6,65s and assets as $4,000.
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against each of the soldiers. Both
women were held 10 the clinic. The
examination was favorable to the one
who did not enter any marriage claim,
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SUPPORT
INSANITY PLEA
Dr.. White Of Government
Hospital to Testify for
McHenry Boy.

Three alienists having testified
that John McHenry, 2o-year-oId
slayer of Detective sergt. James
Armstrong and Wallace Mulcare.
is insane. a fourth. in DR.. William
A. White, superintendent Of the
Government Hospital fop the In
sane, will be heard today as an. ex-
pert witness for the defense before
Justice AshleyM. Gould In Criminal
Court No. /.
Listening yesterday to experts
bearing out the contention Of his
counsel that he is legally insane.
McHenry betrayed little interest.
DR.. John I. Murphy. DR.. John
Ladd and DR.. John Lind. whose tes-
timony was largely responsible for
saving Philip Shirley Cockrell from
the gallows after he killed his wife,
have declared the boy slayer in
sane, They said they based their
Judgment on examinations of the
boy and on testimony of witnesses
who knew him during his early
boyhood.
Rebuttal testimony is expected to
bring out more revelations concern
ing McHenry's early career.
Most of yesterdays testimony
was a review of what had been
said before concerning his history.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-16
MANY AWARDS
AT md. STATE
Athletic Honors Bestowed
AT Elaborate Commence
ment Exercises.

College Park, Nd, June 15.-The
competitive company and individual
drills, the outstanding features of
the third days ceremonies incident
to the commencement exercises of
Maryland State College of Agricul-
ture. were cut short this afternoon
ny rain. and the three companies
that. had assembled for the drill
were compelled to beat a double
quick" retreat 1t was announced
that these drills would be post
poned until the last regular mill
tary inspection in May of next
year.
Athletic Awards Made.
At the banquet rendered this even
ing to members of the elumni and
graduating class by President A.
F. Woods, the following athletic
awards were announced: Football
M" and gold footballs. A. Macdon-
aid, Robert T. Knode, NJ. T. Riggs.
Leslie Bosley. G. Eppley. C. d. Mack
.ert, J. H. Sullivan. J. F. Moore, c..
T. Bailey. A. Nisbet and s. T. Edel:
baseball M" ]. S. Knode, N. T.
~ L. hhOuC,
T.. Snyder. c. T. Bailey. v. Keene.
r. C. Groton. C. j. Paganucci. w.
Barall; tennis M" r. v. Haig, E.
S1anker. ]. Latta, w. F. White, NJ.
w. Posey: lacrosse M" I. w. Mat
thews, Hotter, E. B. Ady, S. E.
Abrams, G.. B. Hickman. S. S. Tor
mont. d. p. Perry. r. w. Axt, H. E.
McFadden and G. F. Elliott. In ad-
dition to these awards. the gold
medal offered by the class of 1908
for the best all-around athlete in
the college was awarded c. T. Bal
ley. of Blsdensburg. Prince Georges
County, who has been the mainstay
of the catching department of tho
baseball team for the past two years.
President and Mrs. Wood held a
general reception this evening. their
assistants being DR.. and Mrs. Harry
u Patterson and Prof. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Symons.
Alumni Hold Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Alumni
Association was largely attended
These officers were elected: Speaker
of the Maryland House of Delegates.
Millard L. Tydings. class of 1910.
president; ]. N. Mackall, class OF
1904, chairman Maryland State road
commission. vice president; N. c.
Byrd. 1908. secretary-tressurer.
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D. c. GIVESCOX
2 DELEGATES
Noonan and Ansberry tc
Support Ohio Governor
At Frisco.

Gov. James NJ. Cox, Of Ohio. will
receive at least two OF the Dis
trict's twelve half votes In the
Democratic national convention.
according to John J. Noonan, OF
the District delegation. who said
last night that he and Timothy +
Ansberry would vote for tine
Ohioan.
Washington is sending six dele
gates and six alternates to san
Francisco, all to be seated WIFE
half a vote each. r.
Noonan left last night for Day
ton, Ohio, where he will board the
Gov. Cox Special" for Frisco sat
urday. Ansberry will join the Cox
crowd in Dayton later, leaving
Washington Thursday.
John H. Costello, District ma
tional committeeman, and John
Colpoys will leave together next
Sunday: Col. Robert N. Harper and
Alvin G. Belt will go Tuesday. and
Secretary OF State Colby expects
to catch a train out of New YORK
in time to be at the convention
opening. Others Of the delegatioh
have not announced their plans.
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Rum Runners S Auto
Con6scated by Cops

Arthur d. King. fned $500 In
Judge McMahan's police court yes
terday. holds the doubtful distinc-
tion of being the first individual tc
have his automobile confiscated for
violating the volstead act in trans
porting liquor. in addition to pay
ing the fine.
King was arrested several weeks
ago while bringing liquor to Wash
ington. His car. of an expensive
make. will be sold at auction and
the money turned over to Uncle
Sam.
The Volstead act calls for the
confscation of any automobile in
which Intoxicating liquor is ille-
gally transported.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-16
NEWLYWEDS' QUARREL
MAY RESULT FATALLY

New Orleans. June 1S.LMiss Ethei
Aline Richter. girl wife. is believed
fatally wounded by a bullet saio 70
have been fred by her husband }.
w. Sullivan. jr., 20, who then sho'
himself through the lead and is not
expected to recover.
The shooting took place at the
girls home. ,.
Differences between the coupio
that led to the shooting started q
little over a month ago when lne
young bride charged her HUSBAND
violated their matrimonial agree
ment that he keep the marriage q
secret until she finished school,
The Washington herald., 1920-06-16
INDIA UPRISING PLOT
IS OFFICIALLY DENIED

London, June 15.-India ONCE Oh :
6cials today discredited reports that
a widespread uprising had oeeh
MANNED in India for next autumn.
n had been reported Bolshevik agi-
tation in several Hindu provinces
had famed the flame OF reVoiI ahu
that secret preparations were pc
ing made. for a religious uprising
to be made in cooperation win
forces to be sent by the Mosco"
government. l..
II was stated British troops IN
India were sufficient to cope with
disorders.
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Gonzaga Scholarships Offered.

Four scholarships, each valued at
$500. will be awarded by the Con-
zaga College faculty in a contest
Saturday morning. The contest
will be open to all pupils of pub
lie, private or parochial schools
who have finished the eighth grade.
The examination will embrace his
tory. geography. arithmetic, SPELL
ing and grammar.
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LEGIONARIES TO AID
IN TEACHING WOUNDED

A resolution was passed last. night
at a meeting of the George Wash
.ington Post of the Aperican Legion
to cooperate with the Public Health
Service in placing teachers in public
health and war risk hospitals for
the education of former service
men.
Another resolution demanding the
resignation of Van Schaick from
the school board was regarded
favorably by the members and was
referred to the committee on resolu-
tions.
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Virginia Educator Dies.

Richmond, Va, June 15.-Benja-
min L. Arnold. SO years old, engaged
for many years in educational work.
died yesterday from the effects of a
fall. He was an uncle of DIR. B. w.
Arnold. of the faculty of Randolph
Macon Women's College, Lynch
burg. The body was taken to Mont
vale, Bedford County, for burial
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Specimen Rlooma

For the sweet girl graduate at
GUIDES, 1914 F.-Adv.
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DAN CING

h You Arc Thinking About Learning to
Dance don't make Q decision without Est
Visiting the Risbtway Studio. the only up.
to-date Dancing Academy In washinrto, or
south Of New York. Prof. Cain. America,
foremost Dancing Master. can teach Won IN
epe Curse II you can be taught. Mrs. Cain
and Miss Fitzhugh assisting. Learn ths
Right Way to Dance at the
HIGHWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING
i2ls New York. Near 18th st
Need not have an apootntn.,, ~
yate CoI-se Lessons u hour sI p-,...r
Room Tor Beginners. Open 10 q. m. 10 n
p n.
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CHICKEN
Dinner, Buffet supper. Dancing.
Rock Spring Cafe


Fried Chicken Sweet Potatoes
Corn Fritters Corn Peas Salad
Ice Cream Coffee Tea Cnocohte
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER, 500
Chicken Soup
Sweet Mixed Pickles
Fried Country Chicken, Brown Gravy
Sweet Potatoes Corn Fritters Green Peas
Corn, Beets, Lettuce, Tomato SALAD
Ice Cream barlet fe&H
Coffee Iced Tea or Hot Chocolate
Four-piece orchestra formerly at harvey
from n m. TO midnight and there will be
table cover charge Of so cents and cents war
tax for each person after p. m. BY auto on
the Conduit road, 5 miles from White House.
Rock Springs is not a roadhouse or dance
hall; strictly a place TO dance and dine, ana
omen 10 refined people only. Dinner served
from IL noon to midnight. Sundays included.
JOE CAIN, Owner. You need not make
reservation.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
AUTOMOTIVE.
Automobiles for Sale

DODGE TOURING CAR, LATE
model, good condition; brand
new top. Great bargain for quick
sale. See Mr.. STEVENS, Yer
mont Garage. ll22 Vermont court.
Phone Franklin 1896. aull-3t
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Niblo and Spencer
Hit Of Social Maids,
Attraction at Gayety

It's no wonder the Gayety Thea
ter is being crowded at every per-
formance on this, their opening
week. The Social Maids" show is
real burIesque. presented in a real
way by real performers. It's diffi-
cult 10 pick out any one act from
such an excellent bill and give it
special mention.
However, If there is any part of
the show worth mention over an
other 1t is Niblo and Spencer and
their jazz band, The Five Melody
Monarchs."
Helen Spencer is charming
and talented entertainer. She can
dance and then some. The trouser
end Of the pair, whose name is
George Niblo, packs more fun into
the time he is on the stage than
two average comedians The har-
mony dispensed by the Five Mel
Ody Monarchs" is certainly the
jazziest kind of jazz. So attractive
and entertaining has the perform
anCe OF Niblo and Spencer and their
five melody men been that the act
has stopped the show at every per-
formance.
Niblo and Spencer have been with
Joe Hurtig's Social Maids" for six
years and their popularity has in
creased with each succeeding year.
Their cleverness has entertained
audiences practically all over the
world. For two years they toured
Europe, playing in England, France,
Germany, Belgium, Holland and
several Of the smaller countries.
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MEXICO FACING
new REVOLT
De la Huerta Planning to
Call Off Presidential
Election.
CBy Universal service1

Mexico appears to be on tn.
verge Of another revolution.
Provisional President de Ia Huer-
IA. aroused by the strength Of Gen.
obregon in the recent Congressional
canvass. is about to call of the
Presidential election set for Sep
Timber 5, according TO State Depart
ment adviees yesterday. This action,
In the opinion OF officials here,
would precipitate another revolt.
The leading candidates for the
Mexican Presidency are Gen. obre-
gon. Of the Liberal Constitutional
party. and Alfredo DominEuez, of
the National Republican. The sue
cess OF either would mean a clean
sweep Of the federal or1ces held by
de la Huerta's adherents.
The struggle is expected to de-
Velop acutely between the pro-
NiSional government and Gen. obre-
cons supporters much earlier than
september 8. Gen. obregon has de-
LOPe1 phenomenal strength in the
Federal district or the one in
which is the center of the De Ia
Huerta government.
The result Of an outbreak vouI5
De the assumption Of the powers Of
. alctator by De la Huerta in de-
Iense OF the only government that
sAIsts AMI the whole gamut Of
troubles between the United States,
US property and its citizens will be
regime.
AZ the Mexican Embassy it was
stated yesterday that IL had no in
lorna ton to affirm or deny the re-
port that the Presidential elections
had oeen called of, but among the
anu -Huerta factions the report is
.S An as a well known determine
Mexico. III
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FOR FIRsF-CLAss HAULING OF AL
kinds call North s4TT. we 60 anyvhsre al
any time: no JOB too large OF No dlstancs
too far.
R. EELLET. I4os st. u-.
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EDUCATIONAL
College of Law
CLASSIFIED MISCELLANY.
Proposals

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONEhS, WASH
ington, D. C, August :. 192o.-Sealed pro-
pOsals will be received at this Office. Room
secretary Of the Board Of Commissioners,
Room 500, District Building, until o'clock
p. m. August Il 1920. Tor furnishing and
installing a new steam heating boiler. hot
water supply heater and storage tank, addi-
tional radiation, reIyratioG Of present radi-
ators, and the removal Of old boiler and
material in the House Of Detention, 10
Gated at 18th street and Ohio avenue north
west. Blank forms Of proposal specihca-
tions, plans and all other necessary Informs
tion may be obtained from the Chief Clerk,
Engineer Department, Room 427, District
Building, Washington, u. {. deposit Of
five dollars will be required from bidders
to insure the return Of the plans and speCi
fCations. LOFTS BROWNLOW. CHARLES
w. KUTZ, Commissioners. d. c.
au7,9 10, II, IL, last
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Glen Echo Park.

Glen Echo Park, with. its two
score amusements, headed by thrill
rides with a real thrill to them, is
catering to thousands daily and of
fering the double attraction of an
escape from the city's heat and an
evenings entertainment at the same
time. Sunday there will be a series
of free band concerts by Sol Min
ster's Band as a special feature.
Tonight, and every week night,
dancing Is on the card, an eleven
piece orchestra providing the music
in the huge, open pavilion.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
METROPOLITAN,

Beginning Sunday, for one week,
he Metropolitan presents Conway
fearle in the central role in Ma
ooned Hearts" The feminine role
Il prime Importance will be por-
Fayed by Zeena Keefe. The comedy
addition to the unusually well bal
need bill will be Run 'em Ragged"
starring Snub Pollard and featur-
ag Pickaninny Sammy and Marie
dosquinI.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
KNICKERBOCKER.

Shirley Mason will be the star at
CrandallS knickerbocker today in
Loves Harvest" On Saturday
Billie Burke will be seen in Away
Goes Prudence" Sunday and Mon
day, Conway Tearle in "Marooned
Hearts" Tuesday and Wednesday,
William S. Hart in sand Thurs
day and Friday. Norma Talmadge in
The Woman Gives" Saturday, Con-
stance Talmadge in In Search Of a
Sinner"
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RIALTO.

Next week at Moore's Rialto Katn-
brine Macdonald will appear in The
Beauty Market" Roy Stewart,
Kathleen Kirkham, Wedgewood
EoelI, Robert Brewer and many 9TH
krs make UP the selected cast seen
| n support OF the star.
A continuance OF the exclusive
of selected added fea-
lures will complete what promises
o be another record breaking Of
ferihg.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Snappy concerts by Bert SauIs-
mans wild jazz orchestra of eight
pieces is one Of the foremost fea-
lures at Chesapeake Beach, the bay-
side resort just an hours ride from
the Capital The orchestra fur
nishes music daily for free dancing
on an always-cool pavilion. Salt
water bathing is extremely popular
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Auto Accessories
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Coming to the Theaters
NATIONAL.

Bah a new comedy founded on
Mary Roberts Rinehart's stories and
Gramatized by Edward Childs Car
penter. will be presented at the Ma
uOnal next Monday night. The title
role will be played by Helen Hayes,
supported by Sam Edwards, Percy
Haswell. Arthur Eldred. Robert Hud-
son, Stephen Davis, Lillian Ross,
Helen Gurney, Edith King and James
kearney.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
STRAND,

Next weeks bill at the Strand,
beginning Monday, offers the Emry
puintette in popular selections and
Iassical numbers; the Makarene
Duo, operAtic singers; Caplane and
wells, novelty and eccentric Jug
|Eling: Mooney and Capman, -The
frwo Who Amuse;" Dan Bryant and
Dick Stewart. and the film, The
5Tiger OF France" Short subjects
and orchestral features complete
the program.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Former Police Chief Gets
Two Years for BURGLAR,

~ wilmington. DEL Aug. 11-John
W, Baker. at one time chief of
police Of Dover. and later holding
the same position in Laurel, pleaded
sulIty 10 charges Of burglary in
the county court yesterday. He
was sentenced to two years i'm
priSonment in the Newcastle Coun-
ty workhouse.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
CRANDALLSS.

Next week at CrandalTs will
bring on Sunday and Monday, Dor
othy Dalton in other Mems Wives"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Katherine
Macdonald in The Womon Thou
Gavest Ne" and Mack Sennett's
She Loved Him Plenty" Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Charles Ray
in Crooked Straight" with Harold
Lloyd in High and Dizzy"
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
GARRICK.

The Garrick Players, headed by
Irving Cummings, will present for
the full week. beginning next Sun
day night, Daddy Longlegs," ons
of the most popular Of all romantic
plays for the past ten years. Irving
Cummings assumes the chief role.
him will be seen Nell
Barnes, Howard Freeman, Helen
GOodhue, Marie Dronan and some
kiddies.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
COLONIAL BEACH,

Colonial Beach, the nearby resort,
is enjoyed by pleasure seekers. The
steamer St Johns makes four trips
a week to this resort, leaving Tues
day, Thursday and Sunday at . am
and Saturday at $3.50 pm On Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday tn,
steamer st. Johns leaves Seventh
street wharf at ISIS for a dellghtfuJ
forty-mile moonlight sail.