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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
MISS DODD WEDS.

-Chestertown, Md. June 26, The mar
riage Of Miss Marghuerita Dodd, and
Milton Harris, Of Gloucester Point, Va,
was solemnized at noon Thursday in
Christ NJ Z. Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
Ninth Street Properly Vacated.

Becalse Of the expiration of their five
yenr leases, the tenants Of i07 end lc9
West Ninth street have vacatfd. ! hf
Swartz zInvestmentC Go offers the properties
Tor rent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
MAcLEAN-MAY Ar rHE STRAND.
AT THE PARKS.
Escaped From Ferris School.

Percy Mcclellan, Is years old, who es-
capped yesterday from the Ferris Industrial
School, was recaptured last night BY City
Detective Horace Mcdaniel and taken
back to the home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
On Western Jrip.

Lawrence A. Weldin, rate clerk At the
" 4 q. freight Office, started on a western
TRIP today, being his vacation. Re via visii
Pittsbmg, -. Louis. Chicago and Nil
wsaukoc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
ADJUSTMENTS.
aAz,movA Ar THE PLAYHOUSE.

1 NtIlhofh At iHg FIhf fibhEfss
| Dorothy Dnlton's picture, "His Wife'-
! Friend" is the attraction for today at
| The Playhouse. Next week Nazimova il
To be seen IN "The Heart Of q Child.
| 1'hi picture presents the wonderful Rus.
sian actress in role still different from
| any Of her other productions. The
| Chinese girl m "The Red Lantern the
| chorus girl in "1he Brat" and the dancer
| in Stronger Than Dcath" have been met
and loved by thousands who viii welcome
Sally snape the heroine Of '1ho Heart Of a
| Child
SPLENDID sToRY At THE QUEEN.
The Queen Theatre is 10 have picture
| beginning Monday that for sheer action
for beautiful settings and for real char
acters, has not been bcttered recently. IL
is called "rhe Courage Of Marge
O'Doone" Much Of the success of thc
picture Is undoubtedly due TO the fact
that the story is that of James Oliver Cur
woods concoction. His name speaks
wonders to thousands who have read his
books and this one in particular
ENID BENNETT At THE MAJESTIC
Enid Benefits picture "'rhe Fal &c
Road" Is to be at the Majestic Theatre
Monday and Tuesday. The production,
besides being tho very latest that pretty
Miss Bennett has made, has also the dis
tinction Of having really two stars. This
statement is founded on Lloyd Hughes
presence m the principal male role OF the
production. The last feature for the week
at the Majestic is Tom Moores picture,
'Ihe Great Accident
mAcLEAN-MAY At THE STRAND.
Douglas Mac1eau and Doris May, in
Mary Roberts Rinehart's sparkling story,
Twenty and Half Hours Leave,
full Of funny situations and laughter, is q I
the Strand Theatre today. We have often
wondered how soldier spends his leave Of
absence. II you want 10 find out, sec
/ wenty-three and Half Hours Leave
At THE PARKS.
Dorothy ID Young. contralto, will sing
a number of new selections at the band
concerts NJ Shellpot Park tomorrow after
noon and evening
Brandywine Springs Park will also have
some interesting features tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 9; Philadelphia, |.
Brooklyn, 5; Boston, /.
Boston, 4; Brooklyn, 2 I'D game.
Pittsburg, 6; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati-St Louis, not scheduled.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 4; Athletics, 2.
Boston, 6; New York, 3.
Chicago. 6; Cleveland 3.
St Louis, 10; Detroit, 8.
GAMES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Boston at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia,
e games).
GAMES TOMORROW.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at W Washington.
Boston at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia.
GAMES MONDAY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland st st. Louis
Chicago st Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
II Louis st Cincinnati.
Pittsburg az Chicago.
New York at Philadelphis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

1902 ooooO-S
St. Hedwigs-
$1,000 OIlOO 900 II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-26

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

The same method holds true Of all our
!ves or course. no day that starts
with wife in h!dcous curl papers and SO
on at the breakfast table can be hapny
Such disharmonies must have their effect
upon husband sooner or later. ] know
perfectly we'll that my husband would be
brutally frank at once TO me about nv an
pearance If did such n thing And knowing
his l quite naturally never appear that
way 1t is said Of the Empress Josephine
that she never allowed Napoleon 10 SEQ
her in an ungraccful attitude. She had
part of the idea at any rate 1t doesn't
really matter that she cou!dn', keep Ma
noicon after all; she might have lost him
much sooner
Only house buildcd on honesty in small
things as well as great can stand
My husband won me by the same dfrcc,
methods. We met nj n luncheon We met
again at Los Angeles. Shortly after that
gave large party. II was a beautiful
moonlight night Mr.. Tclegen was the
hrst or my guests 10 arrive. Fortunately
had dressed very early and could receive
him During the evening / was aware that
he was constantly near me. 1t was an all.
night party Ny guests stayed Ia break.
fast. Then they all went home except MIR.
To!icgen was very tired ana sleepy but
hadn't the courage 10 say 10 him:
Please so home"
we sat out on tho voranda until eleven
O'Clock Then he said Naturally you're
'lrcd. will 20 home and allow you n tub
ana some sleep. will be back AT three
10 take YOU for "A drive
ne came AT three and made me take that
drive. 1t is an enchanting country. but he
drove me straight into the oil fields! The
ugly smelly oil fields why on earth did
YOU bring me hcre?" asked
"Becausc It's The only place where we
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

those familiar with tho artistic life Of New
York know, is that of the grand opcra
prima donna, Geraldine Farrar. and her
husband, Lou Tellcgcn, The distinguished
actor. These two spend every moment
together that they can.
How could such opposite ways of prac-
Using matrimony have the same result?
Miss Farrar here very frankly explains
her method, revealing for the first time
among other intimate and interesting
things, how She WAS induced to forsakc
Tcllcgcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

IL Is very simple-stck TO facts. And
use common sense
One of my friends lamcntcd that her
husband no longer cared for her. And
talked little later or having her hair
washed every eight weeks! My head gets
Il dousng every Sunday morning. spend
mat whole morning in n going over, mas
sage. manicure, pcdicurc and shampoo
Ahoiher matrimonial fault-nndcr said
her husband would never STAY nj home
She is perpetual chaitercr When sne
goes ! lean back exhausted and say: Il
wont see Mary for three months. can't"
When she asked my advice said: You
talk 100 much to him." But she an.
Swercd, Il want to explain things TO
john"
replied: "Men don't have to no cv.
planned to--othcr things being Seoua,"
Nor do they. Those seven mornings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04
by Geraldine Farrar
Gin an lnterview.)

FeIXTY per cent Of Tho rooson wo ,ro
~ happy together as VIC were on our
wedding day more than four wears
ago is that nv husband and arc n,,,,,,.
bo,a., ,.i,, "a "'"''s
''onts' VII" c"eh other
we practice q candor that To persons OF
another kind Of thought must. and know
does. seem horr;hlo
". ;.
ie' u IS 'hc oh'y way TO secure happt-
ness The real Rock Of Ages is truth
son II, Re ,n5 ,,,a ,,an,.. ~
80 ,a.n "'' M u 'o'e 'fat
"'teNe" upon II because the
TWO sNippeFs fooled each other with COM
pass readings, false observation unon tho
weather ana cach otb.r.s so.,,,,,,,.,,;.
p.ro.c,,aa,. ..,n,.,,,',', '',''''"''p are
'"'e. SUCK TO facts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

can be alone" he said when you'ro
home there are lot OF people always
about and you're always receiving and
opening letters by the way YOU receive
altogether too many letters"
Yes" | said, but why did YOU bring
me here ."
81 brought Won here to tel YOU that l
intend TO marry YOU he answered.
Unique though IT was there was no mis-.
taking the honesty OF that proposal
And after n while. when we came back
TO New York. We were married
never see my husband at breakfast
nj all.
rise At eight. breakfast alone and at
nine am at my piano. Tho time that is
left that morning give to my correspond
once or household affairs. MIR Tcl!cgcn
ana meet nj luncheon In tile afternoon
We do whatever he wishes 10. 30 not
think that the attitude OF a submissive.
Self-cflacing wife. 1t is justice have
always retired early. When my husband
has finished his work at The theatre am
soundly asleep. Yet from ono 10 five in
the morning are his hours. don't Ike
clubs; l dislike their atmosphere. ] should
be very sorry If my husband frrqucnicd
either the Lambs or the Friars. So have
made our home his club He brings rccn
to his den or the dining room and thew
sir there and talk OF plays and CASTS and
performances until five o'clock shoult:
like to Join them. but can't must sleep.
Thus we lead our lives together without
interference; apart without csirangcmcni
We are sufficiently together for render
tcmpanionship; sufficiently apart to prc.
vent boredom and to bring each other i'm
forests and refrcshmcnt from other worlds
Each brings to the union something tho
other lacked. My husband is an artist
am aware Of his lack Of business in.
stinct that expresses itself in not taking
care of what is his own. l. on the other
hand. being OF New England, try to take
good care Of my own and his. lie is amazed
at my practically. The first year or our
marriage I spent an entire Summer col,
lcctinG what people owed him
was astoundcd when looked over his
accounts. Loaned So.andSo 81 500 :,
Loaned Black $1,000" LOANED White
$500" Eighteen thousand dollars were
outstanding. which he had made no effort
TO collect and probably would never got
unless ! got 1t for him. ] did
went TO the office OF Il man who owed
him several thousand dollars
I've come to collect what YOU owo NV
husband" told him. lie seemed startled.
but was most courteous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

And use common sense.
Sixty per cent of happi.
ness IN marriage can be
secured by honesty that
much at least. The other
forty per cent, 1 should say.
is based upon consideration
OF one for the other.
Everyone can be honest.
And even Il marriage that is
sixty per cent happy isn't
a failure by any means.
AND any one ought to be
able TO find at least twenty
per cent OF consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-04

I'm sorry the
matter has been
overlook II g
said. I'll send
YOU u check 10.
morrow"
~ o." l a H.
swcrcd, II must
have it now"
He drew out
his chcclibook.
Cash, please"
] said. lie sent
tho C Ii k to
the bank, had it
cashcd and hand
ed me the bank.
notes. ] got that
W II @ eighteen
thousand back.
My Ii u S b n II d
was amazed!
Whatever the
outside world has
OF nattcry for me,
there is no cor
Il o II OF scnti.
mental deceit ut
home. The ego
cannot grow fat
in such an air.
Friends who see
that we are really
happy come 10
me to ask the
secret. That is
why | am telling
II hero = for all
those TO apply as
they W j s II and
as their environ.
mcnt directs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
Halloween st Baptist Church

Halloween 10 Dickson sas mark.
I'd by quite 4 lev festivities. ADD
among The mos, enjoyable aud
elaborate OF them all vas the young
peoples social at the First Baptist
Church Monday evening, The
Church was sftisticslly decorated In
harmony With the event, and The
d,dereu. committees did not ta,l IN
their attempt to csu, out the Hal
love en- idea perfectly aud 10 see
that sveryons enjoyed themselves
Various contests helped muohly 10
smu1 I'll. and the entertaining
committee we're especially alert
The social AFFAIR ended ~ilh the
serving OF an appropriate menu.
About tiiy we're present to enjoy
the event,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
Girls Bridge Club Meets.

Ma Elizabeth Wstsoo entersit,
ed the Girls Bridge Club Saturday
siternooo a, her home on WalnuI
Street. Mics Watson vas assisted
in entertaining BY her mo'he Mrs
J. \. Watson, and Mrs.. Raymond
Josllu The Hsl owe'en idea vs..
sr,,sticslly carried out In all the
detsils q The affair Scores wer,
k.pl 90 hand painted cards. the
hisbe.t score being made hy Miss
N " Barnett
The invited gue.,s sere Misses
X sthr'yh Hsrdisou aud Sara Payne
and Me.damss Clark ana Bouloin
Out VI town guests ~+sr Misses
Ann spd MARTINS Johnson. 81 Nash
Wills The Club members present
included Misses Watson, Hopkins.
Moran. Barnett. Mclaughlin and
Bryan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Walter IlIsdon il on the sick
lie, suffering an attack Ut tousil,i-
Mr. )uo Joslin and children, "a
Nashyil g. are Visiting relatives and
friends ters
Clifford Grey Of White RlnfI.
spent Sunday here the guest Of
friends
Missrs Ann and Martha Johnson.
OF Nashville. spent the week end
with Miss Wayne Bryan
Miss Lillian Ms.t~as II Ck.
lo.is spent the week end here the
guest Of Miss Ruth Hooper
CLAYTON Adam. aud Elvls Luther.
oi ~ Louis. spent the weak rnd
here the susss- II their aunt Mrs
N II keelo
Ma Mary Hooper, III L.l.-
visited her brother. l., 4 NetsslIn
aud family Sunday
The Musical comedy. THE
Microhe Of Love which will be
hsre Friday. Nov II, bas Iols ~
pep
Mrs. A. l.. Roone, who No. been
Ia Nashville several weeks under
treatment fnr gladstone, underwent
an operation tuesday and at lstt
account wa getting along nicely
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
Halloween Entertainment
Al Oskmont Big Success.

The Halloween entertainment
given IN 0akmont Auditorium last
Friday evening hy the student body
and under direction of the Dickson
Public School. was q grand sue.
N-ss Doth 10 point N finance and
rendition %! program.
The program Was replete with
musical nunbs's, both vocal and
piano, readings. = on-.sct farce
comedy. etc, and each number was
we'll given Doubtless the "hisgest
hit" 81 the program vas the dance
skN Pray For the Llshn 10 Go
Out" rendered By l.t'le Misses
Virgins Payne aud France. Nor
row. in regular "plckaninny" attire
Lunch counters lsdened With ap.
pe,iiins dellse,e.. we're arranged in
the lobby. snd quite neat som
ga. realized from The .alee. The
net proceeds oil the entire entertain.
m-nt amounted 10 $751; So With
s5oa; Sc 90 e,s.,s,.. ,a.i;ch gill
be- u--d in oeautiiying the interior
Of the public school building
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
PUT FleEnme :
QUALITIES m y.
YOUR BLOOD /!
ray Tuning pcpI0 nANGxs
Rieh. Red Blood Fights off Disease
and heeps Yva Well raseses
iou 10 Vert sliA Pleasure

Serious sickness often come
when yoa least ss~p-el You nav
heel q liisla oves.,lret You hasea /.
been exposed TO ccatasieu, vet all
Of . sudden you are ia, on your
bach and In $Ssr, = siege al sickosss,.
Your blood did not hsvs 6siiins
qualities. II vas weak and thin
Your vitality add powers ot resist.
ancs wefe los.
When YOU overdo you nss ap
energy Your blood 10 driven to do
more than II can Ii become. clogg
ed With ws.te The sIste acts like
poison. Disease germs gel in your
blood aud iominat..
Dont let yourself &, rua dove
Take tia. good tonlc pep,o. Man.
gan, Ii maa~s uc.h, red blood thar
will resist and roat out disease
germs.
Pspto. Mangsn 10 widely and
heartily endorsed by physician.
Ii Ia elective shd EASY 10 take
Comes in .lthe, liquid or tablet
form. Both have the anne eject
Sold n any drug store, Bu. be
sure ypu ge, the genuine P,ptn
Mangan-"Guds's" Ask Tor il ~
the name and be cure the tuit pam.
Guds's Pep,o. Manssu' IL on tn.
package. Acknowledgement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Misses Perry aud Mathis, Of the
Oakmont faculty. we're in Nashyill,
shopping Saturday OF la.t wsst
II ia not to early TO begin TO
make arrangements To see The
hI,rohe " Love- at Oakmoni,
Nov. ~.
Mr. aud Mrs Clsuds Hooper re-
turned sunday from = lev days
VISIT With rela.iye. IN Chicago
Misc frlssie Williams. Of Hills.
dale, Oregon. Is here the guesl oil
kieuds.
iton Coleman, after spending q
lrS days her. With hls parents, Mr.
ant Mrs John Coleman. has re
lururd 10 Nashville.
The Dickson Greenhouse have
Narci-us bulbs fur sale At tUc per
dozen -lsn soue Hyacin.hs at u
per dozen. Phone Cumberland 81.
Mr. John fowler aud children
and Nfs Roscoe { Whted and
ghllifru have returned trou two
eetAs ytsi, At Ho, springs, Ara
Mrs Hugh 7 Wynns and sister.
Ms. Mary Barnett, have returned.
after spendlus several DAYS IN Nash.
vile
Jus, received car OF Portland
Cement, Order How b.fte II 10 al
sold, ~ thi4 il tie last car We
vii gs, this ts|i
Resslry Hardware Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Remembss. whsn in need Of
bemssi.ehina. that Mrs. Willie
jooss well appreciate your wosi
FOR SAILS. c. Rhod. leland
Red pullsls and eoeksrels Call OF
write ios prscss Dicks,n Gfsen.
houw. tslsphcns "a.
J &. Barley spsnt the wsak end
with relatives and irisnis al
Wsvsrly. He will leave nexs week
boz Aarioa. 0aio. 10 resids.
Miss Wayne Bryan has returned
home. after several weeks 10 Budab,
New Yoss. the guest Of NJ. and
Mrs. W P Luisars.
Helen. the three wear old aausa.
ter, OF Mr. and An. FRANK Jores
died THURSDAY OF lac, seek. sitter 3
few DAYS Illness 81 dir;hsria The
little remains we're laid 10 rect 10
the Uoicn Cemetery
III. 4 Nance spent The wesk-end
10 Mt. Vap0s. Ind lie was ae
eompsnisd home by bis sistef.ia
Lac Mrs. W T. iiaichef Sho viii
spend several dav. bore the guest
VI her Mother. Mrs. Annie Richard
son, and other relatives aud friends
Lores,s, toe iour-yest old isush
ter Of Mr.. and Ms Albert Raw
died Friday afternoon u last week
FaHrfsi services vas held Saturday
afternoon and the remains laid 10
rec, 10 Union Cemetery
Mira. l. NJ. Sensing who has
been 10 poor health ior se vsral
| months went TO Nashville Tuesday
aud was examined By specialist,
| ~ho pronounced her trouble caussd
from diseased teeth and gums
She va. accompanied by Mesjames
Ii. q and " K senslpg.
Mrs Clarence Walker entertained
| the Young Ma,roa. Bridge Club
saturday afternoon TEose present
we're Aesdsmes Louie MuCaul, Neil
Hunt. Rob,. Clement, Paul Roby.
+, John Leathers Mrs Walker vas
| assisted In serving by Der sister,
Mise Mary Allen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05
School Bonds Voted
BY Large Majority

In the bond election held las,
Thuuday, for the issuance 81 $l0.'
coo worth al Dickson School I'm
provenent bonds. the vote VAS 3s4
Tor bond. aud % .sainst.
The City Directors have asked tos
bids 90 installing the new steam
hes,ns pisnt and il 10 nos thought
'ha, 1t wiI be ready for use By
jauusrs 1t
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

FOR sALE-rive room hc0ss
and fire aer.s n sscund 10 edss a
Dics.rn. aeseral Auildiss lots 10
Dickson: 300 srses. D Dilss sonth
mnd 30 acre. z miles wssi q OSee-
son See II. g. Ssnsins.
The Herald 10 10 I ysss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

Tia Dieksoa Msr,ls Works viii
fufEssA the people their monuments
tw ,hsis loved DOE. 3S per cepi le..
thsn my eomn.ny in the South.
Ct ~ 70 - ~ ann g,v NJ vorr
~ de Dsioss winter comes.
J. A. Thomas, Manager
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-11-05

SafszfssSx
Cold Cake
Recipe
| Yats of aessA
iAeups OF II an.
uiatrd sugar. v
cup VI wafer. X
cup Of buttef.
| "a cups pastry
| -four. J levcI tea
Spans Calumet
Baking Powder,
| Tablespoon of
vanilla Then
mix In the icgU
lar way.
Evening journal., 1920-07-30
Dressing Of theFoot. an
Important fIatterthis Season

taste 10 appear during tho day in
white satin slippers with shining
buckles. In day time you may wear
white kid slippers, or dainty pumps OF
white canvas. Immediately kept and
always IN perfect shape because you
slip trees into them when they are
taken on With white slippers or
pumps OF this sort white SILK stock
lngs are imperative. There Is a fad
for wearing black stockings with high.
laced tennis shoes. when one wears a
skirt OF dark wool material. but as a
rule a white stocking IS the only thing
with a white shoe or slipper
with sport shoes and yachting shoes
OF white canvas or bucSslcin, stockings
OF white cotton are permissible and
many women prefer these stockings
for summer mornings But tho white
cotton stockings must be very fine
finer than II is necessary to have a
black cotton or Isle stocking that one
wears with winter boots. Nothing IS
so painfully common as cheap. sleazy
cotton stockings and it Is usually bet
ter 10 select a closely woven cotton
stocking. In white. than an open Isle
weave-uniess you can afford 20 pay
a good deal for the Isle. And IN that
case, Il IS almost better 70 put a 1T
tle more money into the purchase and
get silk.
When II comes 10 bathing stockings.
get the very best quality OF good black
silk hose that you can afford. And
keep the stockings for wear with your
bathing costume. rinsing them out
carefully after every immersion in
salt water II you wear bathing shoes.
there Is no reason why a good pair
OF heavy black silk hose should not
last you all summer. Such stockings
do not 90 into runs" at the top be-
cause they are held up by eiastics
around the leg and are not pulled by
garters attached to corsets. The beach
pebbles will soon riddle your silk
stockings with holes II you omit bath
ing slippers. but II you are a swimmer
and dislike the drag Of shoes IN the
water. you can wear your bathing
shoes out 70 the springboard and
Evening journal., 1920-07-30
ADOLL WITH FIVE FACES

~ NE hears frequently about two
faced people; but a doll with five
" faces is a newcomer IN the nurs-
cry. A clever idea. too. Is this new
doly-the wonder Is that nobody has
ever thought OF Il before Tho dolls
cap and coinure are stationary but
her head rcvolvos on a pivot. present
ing i've different countenances. each
as natural as life IN the frame OF curls
and cap. one face Is Just an ordinary
lovablo dolly face; another shows
dolly In rage and tears: another re-
veals her fast asleep. sun another
face Is artfn and teasing with one
eye closed In a knowing wink; and
the. nfth plsago Is most engaging OF
all-dolly with a wistful smile and
lips pursed mp for q kiss. Think OF
any little girls delight In owning a
doll whose expression can change fve
times IN fvc minutes-for all the
world like n real live bahyi
Evening journal., 1920-07-30

skirt OF white tancta, which are re-
vealed at the sides OF the costume.
Dccollctage More Modest
All the frocks described so far show
a pronounced improvement in the
matter Of decollotage over last years
models. Daring effects are not as
popular as they were. especially on
very young women and the now eve
ming gowns are much more attractive
with their soft drapories than were
the sovere-of-lino. bnre-shouldered.
half-nude styles Of few seasons ago.
The lavender printed Georgette you
see. has a very modest V neck and q
sleeve 20 the elbow. The lace frociS
has also a sleeve and soft net drap-
cries over the shoulders. The Joseph
dance frock has no sleeves but the
bodice comes up over the shoulder
and has a modest square decollotage.
And the nockiine OF the black tulle