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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
REsTOVER HOME OFFERS
HAVEN FOR WORKING GIRLS
Asks Public for $4,000 ON Its .An-
nunl Tag Day, to BE Held
,Jmu.

So many girls have been thrown
out Of work within tn" last few.
months that 81 number OF them HAY"
returned To tn" country whcr" their
homes are located and many other
are searching for board at tn. least
expensive places in order TO tid'
themselves over ,h" hard times when
several rf til" plants arc.n"t np"r-
at!nr fun time aud others are laying
OF hands II is th"s" girls that the
R"storcr home. located at 3Ui -303
South Fourth street. cares for, and
especially Is the very young girl from
N" rural districts it, special charge.
Eut because IL has had :" l"o;s
after th"s" who are temporarily our
or work the expenses uf tn" plac"
hay" been heavier than usual this
year. so "h"n "a" annual tag dny
arrives. which ~ 10 b.. observed this
rear, June IL IL is hoped that at
cast $4,000 wil b" contributed by
th" public, which Is fuzzy awar. Of
VIC wonderful good being don. hy
the Social Service Federation In con
Quoting Tins HON" for the stranger
and inexperienced young women.
many az whom ar" sav"d from gray,
disaster hy tho proinptu"sS. kindness
and vigilance OF the chapcron and
h"us"mothcr
Tho E"stov"r worEs IN Close co
operation with IN" Travellers Aid
Society, and often when Ii,tle girl
arrives Al tn" station from her home
IN the couutry. and either - b"wiI-
dcr"d and afraid pf TIA" wufanillat
ways 81 the city. or els" is too cr"h
Uious NJ STRANGERS for her DNn good.
Then tho agent ~ the society .nc-r-
c"pts tn" stranger and communicates
with representative" 90 th" HON"
The g'rl is only too glad 10 find -"
comfortable a plac" to live. which il
within hcr usually very limited sup
ply of cash. and Mrs Whi'n'r AND
her helpers know a good deal ahou
showing. 4 girl how to get work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Silk SWedfers at
Interesting Prices

40 woman will deny
that a SILK Sweater does
add a note OF real dis
tinctiOn TO sports outht.
They are so much more
reasonable this year and
20 m in fascinating
weavcs, fascinating colors
and wonderfully clever
styles. With a SILK
Sweater in your vacation
outfit, you are supplied
with something that will
solve many a query as TO
what to wear. whether it
he for active sports or a
tea party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Aren I Brushed
Wool Capcs Gayo

Something so daShing
and debonair about one
Of these fuzzy Capcs. OF
course. their stripes are
quite the smartcst thing,
and the best part OF the
Capes is they are accept
ed in the best society at
any hour OF the day.
Their color is downright
fascinating. such practical
bility in anything so love
" quite surprising. and
their price so moderate
as 10 discourage delay in
buying one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Muslinwear
of Rare Beauty

There is something
essentially cne about
handmade undermus-
Inns which never fails
in its appeal. There
fore. the store takes
particular pleasure in
announcing Il group of
h a II DIM a & @ under
things far out of the
ordinary for June sell
ing. The restrained
use of good laces and
bits Of hand embroid-
cry gives TO these gar
ments a refinement
which you will appre-
ciate. The best of the
foreign and domestic
M n k ers are repre-
Scntcd.
Floor Two. East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Dccp-Scntcd Irir-tcid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts Ia Leave the System Within
Twrnty-FOur Hours.

Every druggist in this county is
authorized to say TO every rheumatic
sufferer that If two bottles Of Allen
rhu. the sure cnnuucrcr Of rhcuma :
tism, does not stop all agony. reduce
swollen joints and do away with even
the slightest twingc ~ rheumatic
pam, he will gladly return your
money without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in the
most severe cases where the suffering
and agony was intense and pitcoiis.
and where the patient was helpless.
Mr.. james III. Allen. the discovcrcr
OF Allcnrhu. who for many years sur
fercd the tormcnts Of acute rhcuma-
tism, desires all sufferers to know
that ne does not want cent OF any
ones money unless Allcnrhu de-
cis!Vcly conQucrs this worst OF all
diseases, and he has instructed all
druggists to guarantee 1t in every
instance.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Sports Clothes
for All Occasions

Need n few more sports
toys? They are very reason
ably priced and have all the
little smart touches which
real tailoring, fine fabrics
and correct style, when COM
bined, can give
Smart little Coats of Wool
Jersey with Brushed Wool
trimming; bclted style, in
rose, navy and green, at
$1,000.
Floor Two, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Smart Bathing Toys
Correct In Every Detail

HERE are Bathing Suits and Bathing Suits
You know the kind you need-for fashion
able resort or for some secluded lake We have
both kinds and all the accessories necessary to
having good swim and smart appearance
Our fine display includes Beach Suits of Satin
Taffeta Mohair Beach Cloth etc Also feature
the famous Annette Kellerman" Jersey Suits
Floor Two West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
That Fit in Nth Holiday
Moods and Plans
bingham and
Linen Frocks

For sports, for morning
wear, for afternoons. for al
most any Summer daytime.
you simply can't have too
many of these good-looking
Bingham and Linen Frocks.
Many are made along the
smart slim lines of the
chemise style that are so
youthful in appearance and
so comfortable for sports.
Vivid colorings play lead
ing role, but on the whole
simplicity is the order of the
day. S10.50 up.
Floor Two. West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Frocks with MANY
Furbelows

Here are some lovely friIly
frocks to supply your need
for Summer. They are the
Kind that one may wear to
any kind Of afternoon party,
TO a luncheon or to church
and have sense of being
we'll dressed. Exquisite little
touches Of handwork. sashes.
embroidery and fringe lend
a daintiness and charm that
one likes to associate with
nice Summer frocks. Sfo.O5
up.
Floor Two, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Rain-or-Shine
Umbrellas

Think of it-Umbrellas
so smart. so pretty that.
besides providing gay pro-
tcctiOn on a rainy day.
are Just the thing to carry
with "A silk frOck or suit
on Il sunshiny Summers
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
All Aboard for Vacation!
With the Right Kind of Luggage

WARDROBE Trunks, Suit Cases-Wcker or
w Misunderstanding Bags, Bandhoxes. Week
End Bags and all sorts of necessary Luggage for
the brief or extended vacation offered at
very attractive prices. This includes Luggage Of
the best standard makes.
Floor Three Central
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Special Sale Of Silk Frocks
$500
Fine for Traocling Street or Business

+ ROCKS OF soft Taffeta Crepe de Chine and a
few of Satin-the values unusual One or
two Of these Frocks just about the best YOU
can buy for general wear and comfort for the
Summer And the NODES colors etc are even
more attractive than the low price
Floor Two West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Cool Wolfe Frocks
In Geogette Patterns, 1915

TOMORROW MORNING
l we will place on sale, in our
New House and Porch Dress
Section, a special purchase of
.Women's Wolfe Frocks in rich
dark colorings-Georgette and
floral pattern - navy blue,
brown, Copenhagen, black and
white, etc some with sashes
of self-colored Organdie; also
novelty Dotted Swiss Frocks
with cream embroidery trim
mings.
Really smart crcations-and
exclusive for there are but
one to three Frocks of kind.
The group, however, contains
all sizes.
Floor Two, East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Art Needlework for
"Pick-up"

II is amazing how much
one accOmplishes on a
little bit of sewing III the
course of a Summer aft
ernOOn OH the porch.
There are SO many lovely
things in Art Ncedlework
packages, com ing all
stamped and made up. so
that even the amateur
needlewoman will find
something interesting to
sew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Vacation Iime--' Lets G." !!

WHATEVER the journeys end the problem
w and what will be needed for travelling
the Store help Much of the merchandise
selected Tor vacation needs by those who and
tastes of travellers Their advice will
nerves and nroads time We take pleasure relieving
of many rksome details incident shOpping
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
What Summer
Home Comfort
Means!

l L Vic Nohih ''I'siN'i
what comfort. con-
venieuce and actual
coura ement to
health and happiness
one could get out Of
a wcll-equipped bath
room. a visit TO the
Household Utility Sec
tion would he Il revc-
latiOn.
{ USED to think that a
tub made the bath
room. or course. that
is essential. but have
since found out that it
is the little accessories
III I make real bath
room. No matter how
sizzling the sun. or
how hot and dusty the
day. You Will look for
ward with pleasure to
your return home, for
when YOU attach the
Kenny Shower and feel
the trickling, refresh
ing streams cooling
your tired body, you
will forget all the wor-
ries and anXie;ics of
the day and revive.
THERE is the prcttiest
shelf for toilet reQui-
sites. and a different
one for clean folded
tow | $; glistening,
roomy bars 10 hold
towels and keep them
on the floor; a strong
hand rail at the tub
tyoull never realize
W II Il t n substantial
comfort this means to
you until you have
slipped and nearly
br ken your neck
Oncc).
NOTHING adds more to
the bath than IA pretty
receptacle for drinking
glasses, tooth brushes
and a large mirror.
Substantial holders for
wash cloths, hNnd hooks
To take care OF hot
water bags and razor
strops. And complct-
ing the bath is a spot
lessly white chair or
stool, so necessary in
dressing; a wall basket
for soiled linen. medi-
cine cabinet and a
backing boX-and, now
you'll have a bathroom
all your friends will
envy! You will find
out that these Access
series can be afforded
by all who wish them,
for they are very rea-
sonable in cost.
THOSE Bath Mats tho
Linen Department is
showing are roo attrac-
tive for words. They
are there in blue or
pink. with French bas-
kets OF white, tipping
over with lovely roses.
And. by the way, be
sure you see the un-
usual values this de-
partmcnt is offering in
blue and pink Turkish
h a h TOW Is with
space for monogram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-05
Graduation Gifts

EVERY boy and girl
looks back to their final
School Years as among
the happiest of their
lives. There may be
trials in the way of
exams or proofs, but
they are more than
compensated by the
las ing friendships
which are made. And
so. in after years. a
record Of the joys and
sorr rows becomes a
treasured III @ nj ento.
The following books
make ideal graduation
gifts:
"My Days at School"
Through the Years at
school"
"The Graduates Happy
Days"
From Day to Day at
School"
schoolgirls Me DRY
Book"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
SCORE BIG SUCCESS
IN VARSITY COMEDY
TALENTED STUDENTS RECEIVE
GREAT RECEPTION AT FRI
DAYS PERFORMANCE.
CLYDE HALL, Prop.
Opposite P. O..

Fully 700 people last night attended
the return engagement of the Varsity
players at the university auditorium
and for a little owe two hours the
crowd was kept in a continual state
OF hilarity. The play, Her Husbands
Wife," retains all the charm that
graced it this spring; the plot seemed
to move a trifle more smoothly and
the members of the cast were more
at home and more confident.
The show throughout was a highly
polished and artistic performance
and those fortunate enough to see it
were greeted with clever farce COM
edy that reflects unusul credit upon
the cast and the institution 1t repre-
SCENTS.
The scenery was a welcome devia-
uon from the ordinary kind and adj
ded much to the success of the play.
The stage setting was we'll planned.
The director, Prof. John II. Cush-
nan, deserves much credit for his
careful and skilled work in plotting
the Varsity players. Each member Of
the cast displayed unusual ability
and reflected capable supervision.
Cushman displayed great talent in his
portrayal of the part of Her Hus-
band"
Two Moscow girls, Camille Nc
Daniels and Dona Eggan, carried i'm
pOrtant parts and acquitted them
selves with credit. VivaciOus Miss
Rggan took the role of a girl from
Paris while Miss McDaniels portrayed
thes difficult part of the fOrlorn and
somewhat neglected wife.
The other members of the cast,
Michael Thometz, Rex Kimmel and
Virgil Bedwell were just as capable
md just as finished in their work.
The humorous part played by Thorn
etz is. after all, the backbone of the
show.
The work of the players was fully
equal to that of professionals and, In
fhct. was decidedly superior to that
Of the average travelling aggregation.
Each member of the cast was well
adapted to his or her part and fully
every possibility in it.
Next Thursday the players will
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

and graphically visualize it on cellu-
loid. AS the short prologue Of
Greater Than Love" ends and the
story proper begins, you are con-
scious that you have seen Ney York,
felt New York, known New York, and
can understand it's chameleon-like
life and the circumstances that make
possible such a story as Greater
Than Love-"
Only by a lavish outlay and no less
than nine splendid special Prologue
sets, has Producer Read made it pos
sible for you figuratively to stand by
the side Of the grim Fate with the
sardonic sense OF humOr that rules
New York, and through his same all
seeing radio" eyes, see beyond the
walls that the giant ~searchlight from
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
RAIN POSTPONES GAME
IN WORLD SERIES PLAY
FOURTH GAME TO BE PLAYED
OFF SUNDAY-~BABEr RUTH
OUT OF CONTESTS

Polo Grounds, New York-(By A.
P.)-Rain postponed the fourth game
Of the world series and the fourth
game will be played Sunday starting
at 2 o'clock, weather conditions per-
hitting. ~
Rain began to fall in greater guam
titles at l o'clock and the prospects
for the game looked dubious. The
| batting practice for the Yankees was
suspended al ITO o'clock and ground
attendants began covering the field
with tarpaulins.N
Fridays world series baseball game
as a result of the ineffective pitching
Of the Yankee twirlers, Shawkey,
Quinn and Collins, saw a number of
world series records smashed. The
making of eight runs in the seventh
inning by the Giants was the first
record to go by the board. Tie MAX
ing of eight runs in the third inning,
four for the Giants and four for the
Yankees is another record.
Twelve men batting in one inning
is another record established by Fri
days game.
Youngs made history in the seventh
inning when he made two hits in the
one inning, one a double, and the
other a three base blow. The time
required to play the nine innings,
two hours and 40 minutes, is also a
new record. Twenty hits made by the
Giants in the one game has never
before been recorded in j world SER
les game.
Babe" Ruth, the home run king
of the world with a record of SO for
the season just closing, announced
before the game was postponed that
he could not play in Saturdays con-
test on account of an aoscess on his
left arm, which he carried in a sling.
was ordered to take Ruth's
place in left field. With this excep-
ton the batting order for the teams
has remained unchanged since the
start of the series.
Ruth made the announcement OF
inability to play after visiting a
physician. His friends expc used the
opinion that his playing in any fur
Their games of the series was profile
NAUTICAL.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08
THE WIZARD OF NEW YORK

Caught and permanently recorded
in the opening 200 feet of film OF
Greater Than Love-" the Louis
Glaum Photodrama at the Kenworthy
theatre Monday, is New York City in
all its wizardry, it's complexities, its
unparalleled teeming life that bellies
description.
erat me ln ns;nt d ~ n]hot e,aur,s ~ have ~.
to date u~navailed in the attempt to
make concrete the abstract, intangi-
BILE something" that makes up the
miracle we call New York, the some
thing" whose effect makes it's mark
on all who cross the boundary IF she
magic isle Of Manhattan.
1t has remained for J.. Parker Reed,
Jr., to catch this elusive Something
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

appear before a teachers institute
at Occur d'Alene and Friday show
at North Central high school at Spo-
kane.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

the Metropolitan Tower plays upon,
and peer into the inner heart of every
phase Of life, the high and the low,
the beautiful and the ugly, the es-
sence of which is that mystic some
thing that is the real New York.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

Better have those photos made at
once. After a while we will be very
busy. Make that appointment now be-
fore you forget. James Eggan, Photo
grapher. Phone 105Y. Gil
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-10-08

Deal, N. J.-(By A. P.)-Miss Mar
ion Hollins Of New York, Saturday
won the woman's golf championship
Of the Unittd States. She defeated
Miss Alexa Stirling OF Atlanta, Ca,
in the final round, 5 and 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
TO VISIT NEW JERSEY.
C1lantAe Lodge, Knights II Pythias. Plans
Trim to BrldQeton.

The regular meeting of Calanthe Lodge,
No. %, Knights of Pythias, was held on
Monday night, following which the iirst
rank team rehearsed its contemplated
work of conferring the first degree on q
olasss of go in Bridgeton, Now Jersey This
trip will be taken by auto, tho members
leaving this city on Saturday afternoon
February 10. taking the ferry to Penns-
grove and from there driving to Bridge
ton. They will leave Bridgeton on Sun
day afternoon and will arrive here late
Sunday evening. Tho seven-piece or
chestra of the lodge will accompany the
team.
The degree team will include Grand
Chancellor William X. Wilson, who viii
be Damon" Norman Turner, 'Pythlas;;"
Harry Keen, the king" Merritt Fisher,
"Philistiee;" Harry Dolby, "proctes"
George MoCarns, the 'beheadsman;" DIR. j
J. Norman Winner, j. G. Barber, LEROY
Pennock, Harry Doud, James j Cohen,
Earl Smock, George Stewart, John Weber
and Harry Hayman, 'senators;' Walter
Feaster and Edward Kinds, guards
The orchestra comprises William Andor~
son, George Rose, Dana Pyle, Sswell
Downs, Paul Hardin, and Albert Genmil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
CLUBWOMEN HEAR NEW
CHARTER DISCUSSED
Josiah Marvel and Charles C..
kHtz Stress Nom Partisan
Features.

The non partisan features of the
proposed new charter for Wilmington
@ero discursed yesterday afternoon be
Tore about one hundred women Of the
New Century Club. following a buhnees
meeting at which many matters were
consdered Among mn ttors coming be-
fore the meeting for confederation were
tha new charter. AnericaniEation and
Child Welfare bills motion picture
censorehip for the STATE: maternity and
infant protection leRisln ton insurlng
hila city a smaller school bonrd and
more modern sygtern OF education. the
blu for tho ssgre CATION of women at the
workhouse. as we'll as tho rneesures
for prison reform
JoRlah Marvel gave a general outline
Of the new charter pointing out that
while tho proviaions of the charter IN
detail may not be aatiafactory TO every
bod} In the main. the purpoGe 0f the
charter la 10 provid. for business I'D
tnuintration of the eitya affairs This
was true no said. Of he conBitution.
which was n compromise with certain
main aims and purposes
There are certain Democrats" ne
decared. practical poiitiCians who
know they Will lose tho political benefits
they have Ind; and there are csrtnin
Republicans who are opposing the city
charter for the Same renson. and II is
up 10 you women TO see that the con
Rloturrate government under which We
have lived IN patched up condition for
afty geors. lH replaced by a form of
government under which your affairs
and n1y anaifs are trnnaacted On bust
neaa frlnoiplce. FREQ from political nj
nlintion
Mf Kurtz told ~ the unneoosaary
expense of the present form of city
government. through waste # ef-
fort due principally to lack ~ ~
ordination uf the dozen or more dif
farept agencies which have charge u
the cItys affairs You can't get any
thing done under the preaent system +
ne declared. unless you iiva hundred
years and then II requires liraitloss per
aisteHce" He described the movement
for new charter as the most promising
movement the city has 80 far had as
tho proposed ctfnfter vas actually draft
81 hY party politicians potent IN their
ewn party affaira
Isolation n contagious disease cHRos s
was advocated ~ In. Albert Robin az
the arst etep In their troatment IN at
address before tho Century Cub yes-
terdey afternoon
rs conoeaIneut of carly oa-es tho
eoutaG Gfon becomes aide apraad ~ pla-
cardtrR rha house neiRhbors Hre at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY.
speclal correnpondence % Every pvenln

Special Correspondence 10 Every Dvsring
Chestcrtown. Md Feb 10 A nuslcal
and literary entertainment waa given,
Tuesday evening IN Christ Methods
protestgglt Church under the auspices
Of the Ladies Aid society Local talent
WAS aasisted by Mr. and Mrs James II
Shuster of Wilmington who delighted
the arTsc audience with number of fine
solos Tad ducts 4 silver offering was
taken at the door. amounting % 81 -
The funeral Of Roland Groome Park
was held yestcr,say. from the home of h'F
parents Mr. and Mrs Rufus I Parks
on High street conducted by 3ev Onar
T. Jones' pastor - Chestertown Nj +
Church Iutcrmcnt a. matte IN the family
lot Chester cemetery
The bottom dropped ont - tho prico
Of eggs here this week from - b. ~
cent dozen The WELD ~ eggs is IN
croaslng RAPIDLY due - the very mld
weather
Lumber dcalera al over the county
ARE Htockng their yards with material
at greatly rrluced prices. and contractor
say they ar booking large nunhcrs IF
contracts for buildings IN the spring and
summer months
Some fasmers of this county have he
come tired ~ wnltng for the prize 9t
wheat 90 advance "a - bnshel, md ar"
selling tins wecl NJ from 81 az - - G5
hushel Thl4 IL a loss AZ ono dollar q
h,lslel on last Ju'y y prlee. ard ths farmers
feel the loss keenly
The local detachment of tho irueucau
Legion gave a full dr"ss drill Il the arfnory
On Croas street. I1H4dRs tuRhf
Thomar~ Buriley went T. Phllndeiphia
tins wcci g consult ! spsciaIsi With
regard % his hpaIth Alt B3f1llcy has not
heeu eril for the paai ycar and his
physicihu advised speclel treatment
MIR and Mrs Charles rt4tterfield
have heel. intending the National Imple
mcut Dealers AssocinIaH convention
in Philadelphia during The week
Somc adir. 81 the Iatroue Club u
| ChestcrtoWn elementary school have con
seuted 20 assist n serving lunch To pupils
/ Vho roman II the school building during
/ the noon hour One will have charge each
/ day.. II the weck
Washington College altborities have
/ begun Al intensive campaign u rnIse m
j eadpwnr1lt fund of $3.50 00a for the brnt-
81 Of the college ard 4 number OF alumni
IN various parts Of the country have
been appoHted committee 20 heIr
/ ripsc the ls,oessary funds There Is also a
/ movement on foot t. make the college aH
/ exclusively Eastern shore college