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Evening star., 1920-12-18
DELAYS CHURCH CHOICE.
President-Elect So Informs First
Baptist Congregation.

President-elect Harding has made
no plans as to what church he will
attend after he enters the White
House. -
Rev. DR.. Henry Allen Tupper pas-
tor of First Baptist Church. and fif-
teen deacons of the cl.,rch sent a
letter to Senator Harding inviting
him to worship at that church. In
personal letter to the pastor Mr.
Harding thanked him and the dea-
cons for their invitation and said
that neither he nor Mrs. Harding had
decided what church they would at
tend in Washington and did not ex.
pect- to determine the place of wor-
Evening star., 1920-12-18
TWO new YEAR DINNERS.
Gospel Mission Makes Extra Plans
for Children.

Because the hall OF the Gospel Mis-
sion is too small to accommodate all
the children. it has been decided by
Supt. Kline to hold a second enter
tainment and dinner on New Year
day. He is appealing for funds to
purchase and fill 1000 pair of stock
inEs.
Churches and young peoples So
cieties are urged to cooperate in the
filling of stockings. Those desiring
to aid in the work can reach Mrs
Kline at Franklin 2342.
Evening star., 1920-12-18
REV. W. F. HARKEY CHOSEN
TO Be Assistant Pastor Wallace
Memorial q. p. Church.

Rev. w. F. Harkey of Baltimore has
been appointed assistant pastor of the
Wallace Memorial United Presby-
terian Church He will assume his
duties January l. 5:
Mr.. Harkey. who comes from the
North Avenue Presbyterian Church,
baltimore. will have charge of the
church services until spring, during
the absence of the pastor. Rev. DR..
!! A: Campbell, who is going with his
FAMILY to Southern Pines The
pastor will preach tomorrow his last
sermon before leaving the city.
Evening star., 1920-12-18
DR.. ARTHUR CUTLERY DIES
British Clergyman Was Constant
Writer on Religious Subjects.
LIVERPOOL, December 17.-The Rev.
DR.. Arthur Thomas Cutlery died today.

DR.. Cutlery. who was born in Bir-
mingham in 1852, entered the ministry
Methodist Church of Liverpool and for
merly was president OF the Primitive
Methodist Conference. He was a con-
slant writer on religious subjects for
publications both in England and the
United States. Several years ago he
visited the United States.
Evening star., 1920-12-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

As NO issue Of The star will be
printed Christmas day, Satur-
day. December IS, the church
page news will be published
Friday. News for this page
mast be received BY the Reli-
gi0us Editor not later than
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-12-18
MRS. E. WHITE GIVES
PSYCHIC COMMUNICATIONS
MONDAY AND FRIDAY. 8 P.M
PSYCHIC EMBODIMENT
WEDNESDAY. 8 PM 100 9Th ST. Sc.
CHILE TAKING CENSUS.

SANTIAGO, Chile. December 15.-
Enumerators were busy today taking
a census of the Chilean republic.
Estimates of the number Of residents
of the republic place the population at
about 100000, of which number
500, 900 live in Santiago.
Evening star., 1920-12-18
FREE INSTRUCTION IN THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

method Of treating all kinds and descriptions
Of sickness ami diseaseS-mental moral or phys
ical. Is. & H. 112). Wm. NJ. Goodwin. L. B.,
Evening star., 1920-12-18
PFV. G. LYAL ARTHAN

No.ed .pjritualist medium. Meetings Sunday
md Tuesday evenings at 8 O'Clock in Society
Hail 800 G st. NV. Demonstrating immortality
eoiiowed by spirit messages. Tuesday evening
snecial MESA &c seances and questions answered
Hear him You will make no mistake. Develop
ING class meets Saturday evening at o'clock. .
Evening star., 1920-12-18
CHRIST CHURCH

go G st. Sc. Fouu led I795
REV. WILLIAM CURTIS WHITE. Rector
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT. DEC 49,
1:3o am. Il a.m.: 7:45 p.m., song serv-
Ice. Sunday school at 8:45 am Christina,
day services at 7:30 and 1880 am.
Strangers heartily welcomed at this his-
torie church. Take navy yard or Anacostia
cars
Evening star., 1920-12-18
Church of the Incarnation

Corner N and 18th sts. NV.
sunday: 1850 am. IL am. and 4 30 10 M
christmas services-Christmas Eve E.ia
nIght, Holy Eucharist; Christmas Day, morn
ins prayer, II an: Sunday. 7:3O an :
christmas musical service ii n I'M 1.aa n =.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-21
Northern France Recovering.

Production has been resumed In
about one-half the factories Of north
ern France. where the outbreak Of the
war paralyzed industry and where
battles ragged for four years. OF this
number. however. about IS per cent
have been at work only a month. Fig
ures examined by the correspondent of
the Associated Press, who is visiting
the war zone under special dispense.
ton OF the government, showed that
in this region 10000 plants employing
100000 workers were RACED by gunfire.
looted or badly disorganized.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-21
Austria Seek. Loan In parss,

~ Herr Roisin, Austrian secretary Of
state, will go to Paris to negotiate an
advance Of from 150.OOO,OO0 to 200.
100000 francs, to be guaranteed by a
rental Of the Austrian tobacco monop'
oily, 1t was announced in Vienna.
An Anglo-American group has been
negotiating with the Vienna municipal
ity regarding the erection Of water
power stations to supply electricity tc
the city at a cost of 100000 francs
the works to be completed within
three years.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-21
Poles Bar eoIshevIk Advance.

Poland has her entire army mar
shaled along the Russian frontier tC
form barrier against the western
spread Of bolshevism. according to ar
interview with Cardinal Krawkawski
archbishop of Warsaw. printed In the
Corriere d'Italia. The cardinal says
however, that Polish detachments are
FOO weak to withstand the pressure
from the east, which. he says. may last
from 20 to 25 years
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-21
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

Ben Hill Superior Court July Term
1920. Lillian Gunter Mann Will
Mann.
To Will Mann The Defendant:
The plaintiff, Lillian Gunter Mann
having filed her petition for divorce
against Will Mann, in this court, re-
turnable to this term of court, and it
being made to appear that Will Mann
is not resident of said county, and
also that he does not reside within
the state, and an order having been
made for service on him, Will Mann,
by publication, this, therefore, is to
notify you, to be and appear at the
next term Of Ben Hill Superior Court
to be held on the first Monday in
July 1920, then and there to answer
said complaint.
Witness the Hon. 0. T. Cover
Judge of said Court this May S. 1929.
D. w. M. WHITLEY,
M7,-zlJ4-ll. Cerk.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-05-21
LIQUID ASPIRIN
IS CONVENIENT
AND SAFE
Golfers Capatone, the
Wonderful Liquid Aspirin,
Gives Quick Relief and
Does Not Endanger Your
Heart or Stomach.

When you put tablets of aspirin in
your stomach you are taking a
chance" for tablet asperin has a
powerful effect on the heart.
Golfers Capatone. the liquid form
of aspirin, is harmless, yet it gives
quick relief. All druggists have it
in 30c and 60c bottles. 1t must bear
the signature u. Homer Collier"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Linden; second prize. Mrs. Burton
-, aH.in, handkerehief (hana-
sm eminorw svep prize Mrs Mrs; r. Lewis
Pascua', GIT w. Cary.
Section 4.
=, Cotton quilt--tirst prize. Mrs
fourth: second prize. Mrs. c. III. Dunn
away. 1899 Floyd
SILK qnilt.-hrs, prize. Mrs. Guy
second prize. Mrs. j. Butler. aioS ~
Main.
Sofa ,piliow-,hrst prize. Mrs. Alex
andsr. Beifair Mill: second prize. Mrs
City. """iii street.
Linen and crocheted bed spread
INST prize. Mrs. George Copeland. COS
Fancy cotton bed spread-lirs,
prize. Mrs. T. T.. Ray. Seminary Ave
nue. second prize. Edith NJ. Scott
Hand. painted china IhowD--first
IRE, r: r.: Mohtt, lolI w. Franklin
Mottiit. 1915 w. Franklin Street. CITY.
Graham, 1918 Kens!nston Avenue.
s ,s prize. Mrs. shilIingburg. iict
= small plaie--tirkt prize. Mrs. /. W.
Siraha,n, 1913 keusingion Avenue.
SECOND prize. Mrs. r.: l.. Mot.it. 1914
west Franklin Street.
Jar--irSt prize, Mrs Sh!llinburg
III" Wes. Grace Street.
:, nass.,itrSt prize. MIS-. l.. ". era
nam. 1913 kensngton.
pisn..irSt prize, Mrs. l.. w. era.
nam, 1913 KenSinstou Avenue.
Section e.
\. fand-woren rug--frst prize. Miss
y. Jackson, Briscoe. Va
PiaiteI rag rus-firs; prize. Mrs
~. w. Jackson, ioi4 Yves; Franklin
Hand woven bed spread-nrst prize
WsS f'it"n Alrich. Fredericksburg.
lag carpet give yardsp-.iirst prtse
MSS liazei Jones. Frederic NSburs
;, SILK lamp shad.s-nrst prize. Mrs
hrrn!rd Jones, Mulberry street
p FiSiure tramc--iirst Prize. Mrs. II.
Is Wyman, Highland Springs. Va.
tainted chair--!irst prize, J. Otis
Hannah. Pamplin, Va
49,, Section No. y.
ro,r HON onsket-Hrs! prize. Mrs. W.
White oak buskct--iirst prize. Mr..
j. iiamnah, Painpl!n, Vi.
chiLDhEN'S DEPARTMENT..
Section w. D.
Scalioping-iirsr prize Miss Hazel
Jones, Fredcricksburr' ia
Outiinins-tirst prize, Mss Hazel
jones, fredericksburg, VA.
Section No. 10.
;, Eest mechanical ,oy--iiist prize. Il.
Il. school. So3 West Main: second
Prize. NJ. Ambold. S0i West Main
Section No. II.
Test loaf of yeast bread-first prize.
MIS- \. l.. Gentry. 80 North Thirtv-
fourth; second prize, Mrs. White, .3l
south Laurel Street
Best loaf OF graham brcad-tlrst
pri%e. Annie Pool. rs West Twenty.
eighth street; second prize Mrs. ii
Garter, 3li North Twcnty-fourth.
Best sally lunn-iirSt prize Mrs
Annie Pool. 7ai Wes; Twemtv-eish,h
second prize, Mrs. III. Carter, 3li
North Twenty fourth.
Bes; half dozen turnovcrs-frst
prize. Mrs. T.. Simpson, 700 Noble
Avenue; second prize. Mrs. n. l.
Gentry, 522 North Thirty-fourth.
Best half-dozen bcatcn biscuits
FIRST prize. Mrs. Annie Pool. 72I West
twenty-eiehth: second prize, Mrs, II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

street: second prize. Mrs, II. c. Ward
Il. F. p. No. 8. Box -. city.
sae sodSs sS. Sarrs pirse Msf
Pear prcserves-.iirst prize. Mrs. J
X. Massie, Perkinsville, Va: second
prize, Mrs. Lair, I North Third street
;, Plum preserves--Nrst prize. Mrs. J
bert Williams. iSeo North Mosb,
street. city.
Ounce preserves prize. Mrs
Mary iiankins, Cuckoo. Va.
Mrs, Copeland. COS ives, 'rhlrtieil
Street; second prize. Mrs. l.. G
Ogden. 27l5 Semmcs Avenue. city.
| Mrs. w. L. Quarrcls. Dumbnrton
second prize. Mrs. Geo. Copeland. COS
West Thirtieth.
Watermelon rind prcscrves-tirs'
second prize. Mrs Gilbert Williams
1920 North Mosby Street
Mrs ii. c. Ward. II. D. No. B-6i
second prize, Mrs. J. II. Copeland, Cos
West Thirtieth.
Peach Observation-Disclosures prize, Mrs
j. +. Massie. Pcrkinsy!i!c. va.
W. ch'Fry e prsssryesr., nri1s, Mrs Mrs.
second prize, Miss t:!ix. Flee; Glen
Allen. Va
Black berry prcserycs--iigst prize
Mrs: j. X. Massic. PcrkiusVilie. Va.
Pickle on!ons-!irst prize. Mrs. Mas
sic. Pork insville. Va. second prize
Miss Mary Farmer. los West Cary.
Sliced cucumber piclilcs--iirst
prize. Mrs. j. Il. Massic. Perhinsviilc
second prize. Mrs. w. Il. Richardson
Sll Noble Avenue. city.
Sweet mixed pickles-:irst prize
Mrs; Gilbert Williams. 1920 North
W street, city; second Prize MIS-
4. - Crouch H-25l n d. No >.
Pickled peachcs--iirst prize. Mrs
y. j. Lair, NortG Third Street;
second prize. Miss Mary Farmer. loS
West Cary.
Pickle paars--lrst prize. Nellie
Gathright. Shockoc Slip: second
nrizc Mrs. j. T.. Harding. ~ North
Twenty-Sccund.
Chow chow-!irst prize. l.. ogden.
al" Semmcs Avenue. city; second
prize. EiiH. Fleet. Glen Allen. Va.
Green tomato pickle-.irst prize.
Mrs. r. II. Crouch. Il. d. No . B-o5i.
Oiled cuCumbers- first prize Mrs
Henry Carter. 3l4 North Twenty
fourth.
Tomato catsup-hrst prize. Mrs. J.
Massic. Pcrkinsviile Va: second
prize. Mrs. Il. White. 2So7 East Grace
Street, city.
Bottle walnut catsup-nrst prize
Mrs. II. Garter. 3l4 North twenty
fourth Street; second prize. Mrs. a
j Lair. North Third street.
Bottle cucumber catsup--nrst prize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Ginger bread-firs, prize Mrs
Henry carter. 3li North Twenty
James Carson, lli3 Barton: second
prize. Mrs. }. r. Massie. Perilinsvilie'
,,l rGJ md cake saksmfl5 st prize. Mary
Mrs. \. X. scott. II. +. D., Box :. cir ~
Angel food cake-first prize. Mrs.
j. r. Gopeiand. Sos West Thirtieth
Williams. 1929 North Mosby. S w.
Chocolate LAYER cake-first prize
Mrs. Maggie White. 73l South Laurel: :
second prize, Mrs. Willie Cloptou. al
Ncrth Thirtieth.
W G ,,1i1. e5ke1tiret prize. Mrs. G.
Devil's food cake--nrst prize. Mrs
liank!nS. Cuckoo, Va.
Section No. IL.
Apple pic.arst prize. Mrs. Gilbert
Williams. 1870 North Mostly Street,
beth Fleet. Glen Allen. Va; sernmd
prize Mrs. NJ. J. Baker. lii West
Sweet potato-n-st prize. Miss Mel
lie Cartwright. ; Shoekoe slip. city:
second prize. Mrs. Gilbert Williams
li2O North Mosby Street. city
y; Iustard niss--irst prize. Miss Nell
city '''p'
Williams. 172o North Mo tSs N stre. q:
second prize, Miss Julia Smither, COS
Griffin Avenue.
Pumpkin pics--iirst prize. Miss Mol.
lie Cartwright, No. . Shockoe Slip.
city. ''
Section No. II.
First prize. Mrs. G. Copeland. COS
West Thirtieth Street. city: second
p!rize, Mrs. Lacy Anderson. Hopeful
cu-ran; iclly-nrst prize. AIRS. 7. r.
Copeland. COS West Thirticth Street t.
second prize. Mrs. !. Il. Massic. rcrk,
Grape ieliy-arst prize. Mrs. Tom
White. zee, EaS, Grace street: see
ond prize. Mrs. II. &. Ware. k i. u.
Copeland COS West Thirticth street:
second prize. Mrs. G. {. Gathright,
Goochland. Va.
Apple bn;,er--drst prize. Elizabeth
Fleet: Glen Alien. Va: second prize.
Mrs. ii. i. Wyman. Highland Springs
Va -
Apple prcscrves-drst prize. Eliza
beth Fleet. Glen Allen. Va: second
prize. Miss VI. Farmer los West Cary
street.
patnson Preservcs-nrst prize. Mrs
j. y. NaSs!": Fer kineville. Va; sec
ond prize, Mrs. J. Il. Copeland. COS
Yves; Thr,ieth Street.
Grape prcScrvcs--iirst prize. Mr.
]. Il. Copeland. COS West Thirtic,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Mrs. II. boone. 26l North Vino Street;
Ssec9nu prize. Mrs. j. X. Massie
Perkinsvillc. Va.
MRS. naspS9 eery. yi nS,, prize
rhirtieth Street
=, May9nnalse. half pint-nrst prize
.M[s. w: X. ouarrels. Dumbarton, Va
Mrs. j. Ii. Burlscrt, 3o2 Fouth Avenue
SHY; second prize. Elizabeth Fleet
'o2 Fourth Avenue. city.
a. | a To,n pen Sa, prize. Mrs
second prize, Mrs. Il. ID. Crouch, r.
d. No. ., Box PSI.
,,, canned plums-iirst prize. Eliz
fitct. Glen Allen. Va.
:, canned pcars-iirst prize. Mrs. w
prize. Eliz. Fleet. Glen Alien. va.
=, canned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prize
Mrs u. u. Ogden. 2Tl5 Scmmes Ave
Canned Asparagus-nrst prize. Mrs
Quarrels. Dunibarton. Va; second
Prize Mrs. Ogden. 27l5 Semmes Ave-
Euc. city.
Canned rhubarb prize. El!z
Fleet. Glen Allen. Va.
Canned bects-iirst prize. Mrs. Mas
Sie. Pcrkinsville. Va: second prize
Mrs: l.. Ogden. 27I5 semmes Avenue
L. Massic. rerkinsville. Va; second
prize. Mrs. Mary Farmer. 1903 Nest
Cary Street. city.
. Siii'Hcu COfn-UrSt prize. Mrs. w.
r.. Quarrels. Dumbarton, Va; second
prize, Mrs. \. NJ. Davis. r. +. ID. No.
10. South Richmond. Va.
Canned Lima beans-hrst prize
Mrs. Il. Boone. 2Gi North Vine
street: second prize. Mrs. W. II.
Suarrcis. Dumbarton, Va.
Canned okra--tlrst prize. Mrs w.
r.. Quarrels. Dumbarton, Va: second
Va.
canned peas-nrst prize. Miss Ellz.
fleet, Glen Allen. Va: second prize.
nue., city.
Canned snaps--tirst prize. Miss Eliz.
Fleet. Glen Allen. Va; second prizc.
Mrs. w. Il. Quarrals. Dumbarton, Va.
canned tomatoes. whole--nrst
prize, Miss E.iiZ. Fleet. Glen Allen.
Va; second prize. Mrs. Quarrcls, DUN
barton. Va
Canned tomatoes. minccd-flrsi
prize. Mrs. Pilkinton, 2227 Yves.
Grace Street: second prize. Mrs. OE-
den. 2Ti5 Semmes Avenue, city.
Canned squash--first prize. Mrs. II
Boone. 26i North Vine: second prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
handsomest lunch cloth--frst prize,
Mrs. George COPELAND, City.

handsomest lunch cio,h-nrst prize
| Mrs. George COPELAND, City.
| Crocheted counterpanc-tirst prize
Mrs. Robert Atkinson. Stockton
second prize. Mrs. Copeland. COS Mes
knitted counterpane-
knitted and chrocheted slippers
FIRST prize. Mrs. Henry L. Carter
city: second prize. Miss Hazel Jones
Mrs. 4. Il. Lowry. Verdon, Va
Knitted baby sacque----iirs. prize
Mrs. Il. Wright. Carrsviile, Va.
Miss G. richardson. 40 First Ave
nue.; IL T.: second prize. Miss =. c
Richardson; 7lo First Avenue. II. 7
MIS- o Cnplsnd 'a sSs na!S1iirs, prize
ond prize, Mrs. w. Bragg, Petersburg
Virginia.
Linen and croche,ed table runner
Srank Riff si Mrs ci; 1acks%q lo4
Mrs J. Corrci. ll2 s. Cherry.
knitted socks-nrst prize. Mrs
Ion r; Cleveland: rs Maxwell; LeXins
Jones. Fredericksburg. va.
Knitted baby soCks-ijrst p-jzo
Miss Hazel Jones. Fredericksburg Va
Srocneted baby socks-iirst prize
ond prize. Mrs Henry Carter. Si+
y. Twenty-fourth.
united sioves-frst prize. ot,nit
N1n coIitn, La Crosses.
Nnittcd afghln--iirst prize. Mrs !,
AlrIch. fredericksburg. va.
hhittcd scarf-iirsj prize. Mrs
HSnrE Carter. 3li " Twenty-four;h
TIL a,inh,i "i. crocheted .centerpiecc
Mrs. Melton. 20iS N-nablc street.
Section =.
Handmade olouse-nrst prize. Mrs
Henry, Carter. %li y. Twenty fourth;
second prize: Mrs. Fannie cleveland
~ Machine-made b'ousc-nra, prize.
fourth.
IhiId,,s, hand made dress--t,rst
prize, Fila tauthOru. Bedford IA
second pre-, Mrs. +. Cleveland. Lev
Child,s maohlne-made dress-nrst
prize, Ella Cau;horn. Bedford. Va
Seo"nu Prize, Mrs. j r. AIassie. Pork
Mans, shirt, machine made-drs,
p.rize-Mrs. j.. Cleveland. Lexington.
IIand-made nigh, sown--nrs, Dr;s.
Mrs, F; cleveland, Lexington. ~. ~
Kitchen apron-hrs: prize. Mrs II
u. Wynan, Highland Springs. Va
s",I, prize Miss Mary Iiankins.
prize. Miss Ella Cauthorn. Bedford
Collar aud cuffs. Observation-Disclosures
prize, Mrs. james Carson. lIIS-A
carton Avenue. barton Heights.
BABY outfits tvc Dicccsp--frst
prize, Mrs. T. Il. Ray. SI3 Seminary
Nvenue, Richmond, Va: second prize.
Airs Elton Airich. Fredericks burg,
Bacv cap-nrst prize. Mrs. Fann;.
CleVcland. Lexington. Ky; second
prize. Mrs. rhorp, 2525 w. Main
Street.
Baby P!llow-nrst prize. Mrs. y.
Ercudcr, l0J North Linden street.
My; second prize; Mrs. Thorp. 2525
Bureau scarf-drst prize. Mrs. j.
Even, $50 Fourth Avenue: second
Cherry.
Linen embroidery pillow ctses-Grs,
prize. Mrs j. Corrci. III South
sell Petersburg.
Mans handkerchief thand- made)--
rrsi prize, Mrs. p. Breeder. los y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
AIR JUDGES TURN OUT
| VAST CR|sT OF AWARDS
Toman's Department Completes It's
SVork--Farm Products Division
Progresses.
OCCASION HIGHEST rRA1.
prn, Tobacco, Apples. Plants,
FLOWERS and Nccdlcwork All Take
Iibbons-Fcdcral Farm Loan
Bank Official Commentators.


Judgcs in all departments \, the
@ate Fair yesterday turned out q
CAST EriSt OF awards. The wonan's
@partmcnt has finished its work
Mhile the farm products division has
progressed through corn. tobacco. ap-
, PIES and plants and !oweTS.
Tho woman's department has never
EScn so large as this year. while the
Earm products division IS also over
as usual size. and has cccasioncd the
IS. Oscar Collier, of Baltimore, con
Mccted with the Federal Farm Loan
@aDk.
< The awards:
z WoMAN's DEPARTMENT..
- French cmbrcldery-frst prize. Mrs
Hreeden. los North Linden, City: sec
9nd prize, MISS Lula Lane, ASH
End, Va.
d Eyelet ombrojdery-frst prize, Mrs.
And prize, Mrs. J. corgei, ii2 Souta
CHERRY.
Il Heavy white ro!d FIRST
Srize. Airs =. Cox ll9 East Tenth
Street: second prize. Mrs. L. Graham.
gSlS KcnsinEton.
2 Heavy cotored acknowledgements
erizc.. Mrs. Corrci. II. South Cherry
Greet; second prize. Mrs. Corral. 1878
Eloyd Avenue.
8 French lsnois-arst rrize, Mrs. Rosa
S.aScnai, Oh west GARY SecCNu prize.
Nrs. j. Carson, 1ll3 Barton Avenue.
2 Punch work-!irst prize. Mrs. Ella
Sauthcrn, Bedford, Va; second. 9th
We NonSolin. Lacrosse. Va.
sauthorn. Bedford, Va; second prize,
Mrs. Rosa PaScual, GlT Yves; Cary.
8 Cross s;itch-frst prize. Miss Eliza
.fseth Stock. loo, south Third street:
second. Miss Alice Bailey, 27G9 West
3 Tilet Iace-nrst prize. Miss Eliza
Hcth Lynn. Belfair Mills. Va: second
RTAe, Miss ottilie VonCollin. La
q Rattenhure iace--arst prize. Mrs ].
Haupt, Iiaines Avenue. City: second
FriEe. Mrs. L. .Alrlch. Fredericks-
8 Ta,.;ng-arst prize. sirs. II. Farr!s,
aol5 East Broad: second prize. Miss
Glla CauthorD. Bedford. VA.
q Netting--flrst prize, Mrs. George
Eopcland, COS West Thirticth.
4 Monogram on Damasl-irst prize,
Mrs. T. Breeder. io5 Linden street.
= MONOGRAM on linen towel - first
Prize, Mrs. L. Breeder. lo5 Linden
Street.
g Letter on pamask-nrs, prize. Mrs.
q. Breeder. lUJ Linden Street: second
3rize, Miss L stock, 1903 south Third
E Letter on tOwel-arst prize. Mrs. P;
prize, Mrs. J. Russell Petersburg, Va
s Monogram on linon-nrst prize, Mrs.
R Breeder, los North Linden Street:
fccond prize, Mrs j. Russell, Peters
sury. Va.
z Letter on linen--nrst prize. Mrs. p.
Brccden. los North Linden Street:
Fecond prize, Mrs. j. Russell, Peters
%urg. Va.
s !; Letter on MISUNDERSTANDING prize,
!. Embroidery on nannel-nrst prize.
= SIS Hazel Jones, fredericksburg
3 Feather stitching--hrst prize. Mrs
q Orts. !04 Seminary. City; second
yr,Ze. Mrs. Carson. Barton Avanue,
g Scallopinc-first prize. Mrs. r. Pas.
S.nl. el7 West Cary: second prize,
AIRS. Lula Lane. Ashland. Va.
u Special: Colored embroidery center
ts3ccc. offered by Miller e. Rhoads-
Irsi prize, Mrs. NJ. Morecock, 1928
Floyd Avenue.
~ Special
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08

Mrs. l.. G. Ogden. 27I5 semme, Ave.
nue.. ave-
X. Quarrois. Dumbarton. Va. second
CONTINUED on Eirbth Do~oI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-08
no. butter

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When you cook with Libby's
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moisture evaporated but none of its
nutrltlve elements removed.
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today and see how this rich milk
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save butterl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-08

| proper manner in which to light,
| smoke and deash cigarettes.
= am perfectly willing TO tell Bos
/ ton women how to be as graceful in
/ this direction as / am, also how to
/ blow rings of smoke" said Mrs Wat
son to Post reporter yesterday,
You see" she remarked. as she adj
iusted her harem skirt of latest Pari-
sian design, which she wears corsetless.
to more comfortable position, when
| went abroad recently my husband re-
marked that he didn't like my way Of
smoking cigarettes. My husband said
that he did not object to nv smoking
ii | didn't smoke like a plumber. So |
spent the summer learning how to
smoke. ! Vas educated in front of a
glass, in the proper manner to light the
cigarette, flick the ash away with the
little finger and blow rings of smoke
'les, YES. go on" urged the report.
er eagerly, as Mrs. Watson paused far
breath
The young woman selected cigar
cite from large box containing 80 or
more of the small.sized, gold tipped
variety. II was against Office rules TO
light the blamed thing, so the reporter
turned his hack.
mo, don't do that Help me.
pleasel" pleaded Mrs. Watson, see. 50
she went on, place your little finger
against mine and hold il, so. There
that stcadies our hands. Sort of a.
brace. you know.
With the cigarette burning, she
rushed on.
"To blow rings, YOU must have
still atmosphere. Then draw in your
breath and pull your tongue down in
the back of your mouth. Then push
that's the word-push the rings of
smoke out. Easy, what ?"
The reporter admitted that such |
seemed to be the case.
II don't believe that young girls |
should smoke but adults should If |
they care to do So Mrs. Watson went !
on. Women are not allowed to smoke |
in New York on the streets or in pub
lie places. bot there is no reason why l
aev should not smoke in dining rooms.
grill rooms. automobiles, tea rooms
the privacy of their own rooms. ANY
where, in fact. but in public place
where smoking is forbidden"
Mrs. Watson is en- route 10 Chicago.
where she says that she will campaign
for General Wood