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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NORTHFIELD CON FERENCE
hVn SUMMER SCHOOLS

The Northfleld Conference and sum.
mer schools, established ~ Dwight i.
Moody for moro than thirty years hove
attracted thousands " ihi7 hfnu'tpi
town IN Massachusetts
william X Woody, prrsident ~ tbc
%orthhpld Schools and Summer uf-
fpfpncra. son uf tho late Dwight Z.
Moody, announces the program ipr 'f'
coming saaon.
Cioaipg exercises and commencement
of the Norihfield Seminary for yuug
Women extend from june , 20 Z and in-
cIpdc bactalaureafo sermon sunday
iono g. ~ Dr g CampbeN Morgan
With au interval ~ three zoeb me
hutrla end buildings will be pat 70 order
and Juno ~ Jf1 Iuls g the IpunR Women
C,rfcfenre will bo beld Tie osgrrtlai
therno and plan - thoar conferences ne
Christian approach to the prfeeut +oria'
and industrial situsfioH 8a ra'ated 70 the
sphpre uf young women sravna Df
sfeakara srt DR. + - Jones ~ BrlTf
mouth. England Dean Edmund PoH
rpspiore ef The athrdral fbrrrn % r.
panl. Bostan Bishop Fdwlu II Haghr
IL NIaesarh hu-ett=. Jr Rgher' Il. pse
Dr I.hu NrDoucil N,ar MarEarr
slater, and tho Rev f,corga A Bufteri,f
Iiza Eleanor White ~ ~ Tcyk fi'y wit
conduct the singing
vkpfru gRGrRtW.
The Summer Schools for Women z
/ Foreign and Horne Missionary ~oorstinr
y fellow fho Ignrp Women a7sernrl-
lijy 4. ~ III So the Foreign Gi~a'onfr
diy5a..r III ne school Mrs Hr'r1 Earne'
Nioutgomer5 fesrhpe her new tert .oos
Thc Rnle ard Niaato.s Pr IN t0nr
lends .hr morning HiDlr r.a7s Af -rf
Ilour J tsaou school ijr herman
.-v-art1 0f New Torb i4-- greearf7 Ralpr
D4Ecgaa~f4r= ncyt fev+ rnk m si0ur
Nrzslouz Tnr chgr~a Ind the 1r
I0tinitv The Pe~ Hanas bHtfrfcf
IF Hrl England conducts tie 'norn,lr2
piE,lo rlrs-es Dfhrr speakers anH tender
wha aave already promised 'o -e presr-
are thr Prv P7ui KRnamor' If lRpa~ 'r
Harushuls 're ai.a alH
t.ar COMMITTEE. iDr MARY Stone off rlna
Mr. Murray frare af Prtrg, fre Re-
Waaar Y -rheIl NIfee ierrte tltghos and
Ni-s Heieu r Calder
Ijr Norman Rictprd-on III mf
Dcparfrnerf VI Religions FdIcat'or
af sbe Northwestern nlverslfv an.
Doar MI tHr Mortified & raruar -chnr
III Rn.tgio,iz Education TtlH 'n E
announces tae general theme III .re 'R.
seszior. to ~ bn American Program n
Religious Education
Wilmington Nnrth6atd LaaTis 01.i
,reU rrurrzenfcd s. the conference slis
Bertha Harlan ~ secretary Miss Nargarnt
~, Miller H president III ttP -ilrninRfn'
League MIR Fmmalsen Inipher treasure
lIes Marguerite Nililken eerre-arf.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
To Give Gypsy Festiy nj.

The Alert Branch of the International
Sunshine Society viii give q rather UNIQUE
gypsy festival on he lawn ut li09 Oela-
ware avenue on Wednesday. June .
The festival will be under the direction
of Mrs Charles + Slocum. chairman Of
the outlook committee Of the branch
There will also be various dauces gwen
bv Miss Kate MeC latierty's pupils The
vocal music viii he under the direction
of Miss Virginia Fuller. pupil ot Madame
Carl AIycs. Of New York City Mis-
Fuller IS director Of music ~ Second
Baptist Church Miss Fuller tlNd "
Harper baritone. and Edward VI Taylor
tenor viii bc the soloISts for he evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
NEW HOME FOR AGED.
Bichor Cholem Society Purchases 209-il
West Street

WfAt lflffffs
To raise funds with which to conduct
naw home for the aged that the ofganta-
tion hns recently opened, the Blchor
Cholen 1.adics' Benevolent SnclctY,
will conduct bazoar ou Mondavt Tues
day. Wednesday and fhursday If next
week, both afternoon and evening Al
kinda of fancy articles, clothing, lnen,
etc. ha well as refreshments, viii be on
anle. and friends who desire 90 contribute
articles for the bazaar arc aaked 20 ioT-
ward them ~ car, II Mrs ~ folnberg,
fp the home. 2ng-ll West street where th"
bafaar will be held
10 crown their extremely useinl philal-
thronlc work IN Wilmington during The
naaf 10 wears IN the interest 81 all dosofve
ing residents. and particularly those u TIE
.Iewiah gnith. the zocicty Is about - oiedl-
cate. fhis new home for the aRed. which =
baa opened AZ 20q-li West street
The dedication exercises viii te h"ld
next SUNDAY afternoon ~ z ~ o ciGfk AZ
the homo Max Keil viii preside he
local speakers wlll include Mayor William
9 Taylor. David Sncllenlurg Nathan
Miller and fonls ruplUs The maln apeak-
or ,gill 10 nm mIt-of -tuvn orator ~ note
ro provldo the Enjno. the Birhar { hoicm
soclety purchased double house at 'hc
address given Tho property ha. teen cz
tpnaively remedcied refirn}=bod afd n
,,rs.tf~d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
WATKINs-sMITH WEDDING.

\ beautifully lrrangod veeiding Il
lszi EVENING Y4s fhat II Miss lioho, Alcl
Watkins dtuEhter II Mr anil Mrs
trapeia Watkins ii e,dez@a. and )
Rodnan ~uth ii @Iver=lslo. winch took
tlacc HI 81 Anne hurrh ii Middle
town. 1T "a II III The ceremony perform
III I'll the Royerand Percy Dnnaghav
Tie church Ras aftraetlvelr decorated
vlth Ieantc. and He hrfdo ani groom
we're attended III + small par'g Il iueuds
Mlas Frances II atktua nl- the hfIele s
mud II honor and ho groon man Wns
{, : ~mIth The ushcFs Wero II l)are
Hopkins Irank Il ~choop"t'r Ifigh-
man Johnston. tnd feargo i laekWood
The wedding music was gvcn hv Miss
Brown. claa. frlend 81 hr hrlde
\ rceepi pilan II the hrde home followed
tie wedding Mr and Nir- RnaIrnan
~ulth utlI ~ III bnmr 70 their friends AT
sIter-ldr sitter july
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
sArIRDAY.
SHRINERS TOUR TO THE WEST.

The following Nilmingtonians Will
leave today On tie Shriucrs' tour To Cali
f0rnia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph J.. Jacobs pr
John NJ Bastlan, Dr Anthony Beck,
Dr. ana Mrs Henry " Briggs Miss
Lena Daunquart, samuel II Coiman,
Henry Conner, Henry Drane, Mr. and
Mrs. John Frederick, Mr. and Mrs
George Hutton, Miss Grace Hutton, Mr.
and Mrs Charles kurtz. Miss Josephine
Mayer, Mr. and Mrs Frank & Sparks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Y. W. c. A. CALENDAR.
WED%ESDA

WEDNESDAY.
10 50 d. m -Secretarial Committee, club
rooms
300 p m True Blue Girl KeScrVc orps,
club rooms
loop NJ Pocahontas Grl Reserve
Corus. Hanover Church.
6 80 y. m. Dinner Party at Holiday
House for women Of Hanover Church
and their husbands.
THURSDAY.
$50 .. m. Good Fairy Girl Reserve
Corps. club rooms.
$50 p m Oriole Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms
7O0p III. Industrial Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms.
7I5p. III Party for Nurses Of Delaware
Hospital At Holiday House.
FKDAr.
$50 > 10. IIiawatha Girl Reserve Corps,
club rooms.
7.30 i II. Aloha Club. club rooms
700 i. m Wapanachki Camp Iire club
rooms
SATURDAY.
Weekend Party az Holiday House Tor
Patriotic League Girls, Blue Triangle
Boosters, and Girl Scouts
The week Of June 1920 will be Com
mutcrs Week for all girls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

SATURDAY. will bring the annual garden
PARTY given by Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre =
IN, pont Several hundred lnvltations are
out and If the weather is good the supper
will hc served out of doors at o.3o WIZ
mlnCton time. Many out OF town people
o( very real distinction will attend, and
TIE hospitality of MIR. and Mrs du font
will be ON generous scale
Mrs. William :. Bergland with her
children. Eloisc. William, Mcfarland and
little Hugh Bcrgland, lett yesterday iof
North Hadlcy, Canada to spend the sum
mcr ut the Bergand home,
Mrs. John II Brincllc and Miss Ger
trIdc Brinckle will spend the summer
IN Maine. leaving about June 70.
Following close on the tennis tourna-
mont will come the goli tournament To
bc held 1T the Wilmington Country
club frcm June II TO 10 The work OF
tho local women team of late has been
very fine. and Of Importance IN estabhSh-
ing the reputation ot Wilmington hlgh
IN the lists of the clubs over the country.
Recently the Wilmington team has played
Merton. Philadelphia and SprlnghaNen'
AZ the latter place contCstng Tor ~" lda
l.. Dixon cup. offered by Clayton y l)N-
on IN memory ot his mother who was iof
long time president ot the Women Ton
\ssociation of Philadelphia. In thus con
test Mrs NJ L. Rood oi Wilmington
nadc the host score THIS clp was hrSt
won fonr vcars ago IN Wilmington by
Mrs L y Ware. and since has been won
twice hv Mrs ! Wallace Gurnhull The
Wilmington Coli team Is composed of
vcrv fine PLAYERS, Mrs Robert Penmg-
ton. captain. Miss Elizabeth Draper
Mrs Walter Page, Mrs T. Il DAVIS Mrs
Harlan Scott Mrs. NJ T. Rood
Miss Sarah Townsend IS nj Farnngton
far tho closing davs Of school Miss Julia
Townsend has returned from AnnapohS
where she VAS ono Of Mrs Charles Ru
pert.S partv down to sec F,inIlc Francis
ju Pont ~ for the Annapolis cruise The
PARTY attended tho brilliant hop on Thurs
dav evening which WAS a farewell e the
departing mldshlpmcn
Mrs Henry Hopes and Miss Henni
,tta Hnopcs arc IT West Point for the
commencement exercises.
Mrs. Charles Schradcr If Claymont !,
visiting in Baltimore
NIr and Mrs II + Woloott have moyoc
from Clavmont to Holly Oak.
This evening AZ Z o'clock in Rrandywin'
NJ 1. Church. Miss Narv Virginia Rob
lnson. daughter Of AIr and Mrs William
{, Robinson and Gavnor + Johnson wi
he united in marriage by the Rev. v
I'rnest Greenfield pas.or IF the chqch
Miss Clara l<indcll will 10 the bride
ma,d If honor The bridesmaids will h'
Misses Ethel Staats. Mildred DAVIS Grace
Davidson Lillian Marshall. Little Fran
rcs Hollngsworth, Edna Hutchinson
Ruthanna Hlndes will serve As flower
maids
The groomsman will be Gustave Kin
dell. and the ushers Clifford Saylcs
Frank Bavliss. Albert Hoopes. William
Rockman.
The bride will be attircd in = hrau,ifu
gown Of whl,c gcorgettc, worn With
bridal veil which will be caught Wit
pearls
The maid Of honor viii wear blue OF
gandv and The maids will bc IN blue an
Jink, carving out an effective colo
scheme Miss Sarah II White. organs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Mostly About People

of st. Pauls NJ. f. Church, will give
musical program, playing the lohengrln
and Mcndelssohn wedding marches Many
guests from Denton, Md, Brldesburg,
Pa, Philadelphia, and fredericksburg
Va, will attend the wedding
Mrs. James T. Bodgc Of St Augustine,
Florida, is visiting her niece Mrs J. I'd
mund Fuller of this city.
MIR and Mrs. W. W. Laird. Mrs Will
liam II. Laird Mr. and Mrs Walter !
Laird, Mrs. W G. Ncsbit. Mrs J. Find
lav Van Lear, Misses Rebccca and Louise
Rcinhardt have returned from Alexandria,
Va. where tboy attended the Laird Tucker
nup,ials,
Miss Elsie NJ Saxton and Miss knth-
crlnc Nirdcn of Philadelphia left Satur-
day for tho Pacific Coast 20 bc the guests
of Lieutenant Commander and Mrs
Paul Stevens They will ho gone near siN
weeks and will visit several western cities
ON their return.
Miss Margaret Wiener. Mrs. Mills
and Miss Raln of New York were the
guests of Miss Alice Sattcrthwa'te during
the tennis tournament.
The + l.. pattcrsOns went out to Their
country place on kcnnctt I1ko last wcek' !
and will spend the summer there. Miss
Frances Patterson will go 10 Princeton
for the commencement exercises tms
Weekend
Miss Dorothy Walker who has been n
Nash,ngton Al National Park Cathedral
school has returned homo, and was hC-
cotnparird hy i school friend Miss Justine
Hoover al DAYTON. Ohio MIR and Mrs
Icon Walker went 10 Washington 70 ai-
tcnd the closing exercises oi the school
bringing Miss Walker and her guest back
~ motor Miss Walker goes 70 Indiana
Ia FRIDAY to attend the commencement
eNerclscs of the lndlaua COLLEGE"
last summer witnessed such q wholesale
exodus from Wilmington on tho part y
orlr proluincnt folk that many, perhaps
EXPECT to see equally heavy travelling TIM
season On the contrary. however. many
families who heretofore have scldon
failed il pass the heated season clscwhcr'
than III Delaware arc preparing to cont"n
themselves with their own pleasant homes
with weekly trips hy motor 20 turmsl
the necessary variety.
Pcrhaps tho H. e. Of T. has somCthln
to dn with this rcverslon to the slmntc
life Al MI of the large resorts whore 7
wears gone excellent cottages could =
secured fnr season at from $500 90 $500
now nothing is available for less than $50
with prces mounting on up to $1,000 2
$1,000. ~ more. as the owner + fancy dlC
tatcs Add 10 such rent the food prices {
thc average resort. and il can readily !
seen at how large cost q family solom
may he cnloyed
Mrs Francis 5. Nhltton i in Chlcag'
attending the Republican National Cor
vcnt,on as q guest Of former | nltcd State
senator Henneway and hls daughter Mr.
Bennett Gates
Mrs NJ ID Thompson has been Il
guest Of nr and Mrs r STROBE q =
Ardmore, Pa
Charles ID Arcv Sandford a wcl
known Young attorney ot Petersburg Ne
viii receive his leCum haccalaurcus IL
| gree At Richmond College. according
+ word received from Westhampton NJ
{ Sandford completed his examination
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
OLD CLOTHES DRIVE.
famnaign to Clothe Armenians WI
gepiu Last NJ June.

~, ,lJ oIothez drive that the Year fast
,,.l.af C,.,.Yn,ttea for Delaware arranged
for IN Nav viii hegin ne iast ""rk I" t'1lS
month Plans arp now n'sr &9F f"r 'h'
recelvIng and shipping II tnr go'aS
No faprv articles are snHg'tf HtF c,'ih-
ing lint i sal servloeahie Is 1esif'o
also aid shoes that silil nave a'n'" wear
left u them
Recently ~ %ew ark aid el"thfN
.a,.,.,,,,,, chiffon waists hugh hecird
slippers and satm corset we're o1n5rlh'f-
ad such things p starving aaif takca
neonie scrc not as mHcn appTrciatfl III
ssearaUir ordinary clothing Many RI aif
workers IL tho campaign t7f ahc sfR'
last la4t winter have promised ia f'etp
with his old clothes drive, 2nd a- 4 Il 1ae
FIRST one -onght oY thls organi1a' 'i'n, 4.
Il hoped II HIii 6e 3 successful one
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT
r. ue f.iyen al Trinity Parish House
Tomorrow Evening

4 complimentary concert wlil IN gwen
ly the pupils ai ! Leslie 'arprhier, at
Tnnit. parieh hnnae. tomorrow evening
.atglE d.glaek Thc following S to pro
gram
1anata pafhrtlquc Prs fhoven Alisa
Hide Darby Where er oN AalF
Handel, Break Il 3aT. ~an'if ts4f'.
Mise Grace Ienrh b. Bafferf'F,
Griep. Tic P4=tle u oprlnr F'ng
Aifrrd +. 4 fannE Song u i1dla
Rinsky korzaknr "iil Z the isp
,pres=. Mrs samuel II @t1rgean fnc
tan love song Sewn F.I'sh
I,,nee >rharveuFa NElaz th1ahcth
Ie,.-c, I, Iaddtr Eh8eer With
Van <a,ting Walter N Rrrhger
V,trIrs narer NarBrveH la
Wild Roza Nari'nwrH inpraHpf.i
Sharp MINOR RrfHhoid N.+s .Is'
Nlrhols, Ihe 'rean. ilnr-rna" 'F
fock @hnll Crow lohn \lden ar-
pentor. Love II Ny Heart Wood
man. Nrv Ralph Woodmansr Ffol''de.
{ ~harp Minor RaehnWniH"7 s.f
t,tr,e Flat Ils,t Polonalsr 81
hopin, Ralph Springer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Frnlickers' Tub Formed.

The ! Frnlickers tiub hns been or
ganlzed n he ! n II 70 have charge
Of All entertainments plats shows and
all dramatic work q the organthatlon-
The officers elected were David fiolietf,
nresilIcnt. Miss Ida Stern. vicc-prcsldent.
William Shaftman. secretary Miss Fran
.,.- C.rcpuyy.tIl treasurer and Louis Hates
s..rgeant-.tt-lrfns The club members
follow DAVID Hallctt. William >hati-
man LOUIS kates / iiandcIman. lrvu
Baer. Harry >chagfin Misses ida stem
Rose Swart2, Bessie Goodman. kuih
Rubin Beatrice Burnan. IeHa Hates.
Helen Weinberg and Frances 6reehWaId
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
VIII Present PLAY Again.

The Willing Light Bearers III the
First and Central Presbyterian Church
viii give an entertainment Friday night
at 745 III the lecture room They will
repeat the play wilch was given It their
last meeting entitled America to the
Rescue Missionary pictures and special
music Wll complete tile evening pro
pTafn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Mission Nlecline Al Shellnnt.

Tie Woman Missionary Saciety Of
West Presbyterian lmrch Will neet
THURSDAY nj > y ill., 1T ~hellpot Park,
weather permitting. il stormy at the
church Mrs /. ID Mcdonald will have
charge If program Ihcte will he echoes
of the recent l'resbNtctal meetings Ill
members and friends are invited 10 attend.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
To Give a Recital.

Prof. w. ID Blair and five of bis vocal
pupils Will be heard in concert tomorrow
evening, 1T s O'Clock il Wesley NJ i.
Church. Linden and Jackson streets. The
proceeds will bc devoted to the pipe organ
fund Prof Blair and Ills pupils will hc
assisted by Miss 'AIildrcd y. Abbott,
reader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
ren Room omnanr b NIeeL.

The Business ana Professionai Women /
Tn poom Inr ViIl Hold Il meeting .pr
- ct.etian 81 1 board IF DIRECTOR Iu-
sI4x night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Fverv Evenings classified advPr'i7n
raents brlng results Proved ~ the s0fiS-
fartinn IF many and wlii ba tD vou ~ hav
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Met abe Lawn Fcte.

The Ladies Aid of AIcCabe Memorial
Church Will hold lawn fcte tomorrow
afternoon and evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09
Mission Meeting Postponed.

The birthday party If the Women 5
Home Missionary society Of Nj salem
has been postponed uutt tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

This book IS damp. Yet evidently it
IS mol just from he press
Nope The girls cry 50 over that book
We SIMPLY can't keep il dry Judge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-09

Charles ID Arcv Sandford q wcll-
known Young attorney ot Petersburg Va.
viii receive his lcCum haccaiaufCus dc
gree at Richmond College. aocording -
word received from Nesthampton. Mr.
Sandford completed his examinations
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12
EDITOR RATHoM AT NAVAL ..
 VICE HEARING IN NEWPOR7

Newport, R. L, Aug. 11.-John R Rathom, editor of the Providence Jour. nal, appeared today before the sub-con. mlttee Of the senate appointed to investi. gate the operations of the naval vice squad which was the subject of an inquiry by naval board last spring. He reiterat. ed charges made last February by the Providence Journal refiecting on methods used by the naval vice squad
 MT Rathom told the committee that he regarded it as most important that they examine the navy men who testified iA the two trials of Rev. Samuel Kent when he was acquitted of charges of immoral ity' lie contended that much could be 4earned from these men, as he said their cross examination at the trials of Kent was cut short. He alos asserted that the charges made by the Providence Journal and the statements contained in the letter or protest regarding the vice squad sent 10 President Wilson by the Newport Min lslers union had been fully proven by testimony before the naval court of in. quiry.
 Key. Stanley B. Hughes, president of the Ministers union, and Frank F Nolan counsel for the union, also appeared be, fore the committee. They reviewed the various vice investigations in Newnort rom 1917 and informed the committee concerning the Kent trials and the pro. ceed1ngs before the naval court of iuuuirv headed by Rear Admiral Dunn.
 me proceedings were informal and were held in the sick room of Senator w. H. King of Utah. Senator King was taken ill last night with the grippe. He IS confined to his bed but as he was un- Willing to delay the hearing it was ar ranged that the committee should meet in ms room. Senators Ball of Delaware an Reyes Of New Hampshire are the otho, members.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12
HARDING MAKES SPEECH
 AT WORTHINGToN, OHIO

Worthington, Ohio, Aug. 11-To get 'back onthe right track" natioGlly and internationally, was declared by Senator Harding in a speech here late today to be the supreme problem facing the world.
 There is just as much menace in the world today" said the nominee, as there was in the turbulence of the war. Civ ilization has not yet settled down. want America to settle down and to stand a Sd barrier to revolution and dis order throughout the world.
 T beg to speak this afternoon seri- ously and solemnly my countrymen. Let us hold fast to the firm foundations, certain that We can always go on safe ly and let us make certain, since we've been on a long detour, to get back on the right track and then go ahead
 Making his first speech away from Marion since the campaign began, the candidate also pleaded for a better und- erstanding among individuals and among nations and declared that because he stood for order and stability he was mot looking backward but just clinging to necessity
 The address was delivered to a birth day gathering here in honor of Senator Harding's brother, Dr. George T. Hard ing, Jr., and the guests who crowded Dr. ldEulnS IdNH dIlu CHeeTeQ Ine speech were members of the Harding family and of the Worthington chamber of commerce annd the Kiwanis Club of Columbus Senator Harding and Mrs Harding made the forty mile trip here by automobile. going by way of the Scioto Club, where the candidate played IS holes of golf
 While her husband was on the golf links, Mrs Harding paid a visit to re- publican state headquarters in Colum- bus, where she talked over details of the of the campaign work with state Chair man George II. Clark and Miss Georgia Hopley, secretary of the woman's divi- sion.
 In his reference. to "the torn-up con dition" of world affairs, Senator Hard ing mentioed his brothers profession and said he felt that maybe the world needs a nerve specialist or the brother of one,' to straighten and stabilie its relations
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12
COURT TO INVESTIGATE
 FRACAS AT LAMBS CLUB

New York, Aug 11.-Assistant Dis trict Attorney Joyce announced tonight that John J. NIcGraw, manager of the New York Giants, and William Meagan a chauffeur, had been asked to appear at his office tomorrow morning in which McCIraw is said to have been badly bat tered by another club member and the later finding of John c. Slavin, well known actor, with a fractured skull in front of McGraw's home.
 Slavin is said to have interceded and stopped the fight at the club. Winfield Liggett, a retired naval officer, told the district attorney today that later he and Slavin accompanied McGraw home in a ia xicah al+f>o,---'- NT~"!~~1r who he said had been drinking, wanted to go home alone. Wiici. ll.~y I-.4I4ed AI2Graw's home, Liggett said McGraw got out of the taxicab first, Slavin next and himself last. Liggett added that he stopped to talk to the chauffeur and when he turn ed around he found S!avin lying on the sidewalk.
 With McGraw's help he carried Slavin into the vestibule of the house. Liggett added he later took Slavin to a hospital and McGraw went up to his apartment. Liggett declared he did not see anyone hit Slavin but added that the chauffeur was in position to see just what hap pened.
 Slavin's condition, although no longer regarded as serious by the hospital au- thorities, is such as to prevent the talk
 ing of his statement at this time. Me Graw has been confined to his home un- der a doctors care since his fight at the Lambs Club and has refused to discuss the affair.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12
LIST OF WOMEN STEAMERS
 FOR REPUBLICAN CAaiPATcN

Chicago, Aug. IA list of the wouen speakers who will take the platform ir the interest of the republican presiuer tf;.l campaign was announced today by Mrs Manley l.. Fosseen of Minnesota. es:. chairman with Senator Harry S. New Q. Indiana of he speakers bureau of the rs publican f-lonal committee.
 Among those named are the following. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ol 0. vic chairman of the executive comm tee ot the republican national conlmit+ce; Mrs John G. South of KentucF-~ sc' 'eta,t secretary of. the national co~7-7'4- N'i.S tosseen; Mrs. Corinne T977 -t;r.. son and Mrs. Arthur Liverlno1.o of ryey, York; and Mrs. Mediu McCorr .clS of Illinois, of the executive cor7rifts4 Amelia Bingham, actress Mary Fob ,Yts Rhinehart. novelist; Mrs -AleSanoris Carlisle Pfeiffer of Mass chusetts. act ress; Mrs. Robert J Rur7ett v,4ovy ot the humorist; Mrs. Rayror1 To- re s,- cial service worker; Mss Adslalas Fark of Connecticut. ,f---~
 They will speak in various narts of +1r country, but the dates have rot --et bear announced They VII appear or fIre re platform with mer s0ea,-ers. # was ,,.7 c at headquarters todav.