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returned home yesterday.

returned home yesterday.
MFR. and Mrs. Herbert Esverhnrt and
son William Of Baltimore motorcd to
this city and spent Saturday M ths
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mitch
ell and Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lord and son
of Washington. y. c., spent the week
end AZ the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frnncis Buck.
Mr.. and Brs. Neal Watson who have
been residing at Charleston. VA. ar
rived In this city on Saturday and arc
making preparations To move their
furniture to their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ncwiove OF
Wilmington were the Sunday guests
OF the Misses Anna and Clara New
love.
o. ID. Ilockcrman of Townscnd spent
as the guest of AFR. and
Mrs. William w. Leach.
Thursday evening. August Is. n
party was given on Baldton
in honor of Ernest 8. Spence. The
evening was spent In dancing Ind
and all present had pleasant
time. Among the guests were Mr.. and
perrem. Mrs Arthur A. Driscoll. Mrs.
Charles Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Fox. Mr.. and Mira. Frank Hockepbef-
~. Miss Elsie Miller. Mrs. Creamer
Herrick. Mr. aud Mrs. Islwood VIII
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. John Geuras, Miss
Esther Berry, George Hoekenherg
Paul Miller, Samuel Harris. George
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Spence
MIR. and Mrs. Roy A. Gordon.
Adion Jordan. who has been po-
Iiceman here since April rendered his
today 10 Mayor w. Leslie
Kramer. The resignation was accept
I'd. W. G.. Palmer has been appointed
4 temporary policeman.
Apartments for rent n the Louise.
Apply TO John Ries. the promises
Adv.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park, Aug. 22.-Five
Points Civic Association will meet al
the old school house, Friday night
when important business will be trans
acted. The new secretary TO succeed
Russell G1tschall will be elected a,
this meetin
In order Y put a stop to the numer-
Gus 'monky nuns" exacted of Grams
ton Heights Fire Co, officials of that
company. Saturday, arranged with
officers of the Five Points Civic AS
sociation to confer with f. p. Bardo.
II nanager of the Diamond State Teie-
phone Co, and devise means to stop
the practice.
Beliemoor Improvement League at
a meeting on Friday night, appointed
a committee of property owners to
confer with attorneys relative to seek
ing an injunction against a property
owner who is erecting one-story
gasoline station in that section.
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spreads to some one or other Of the vital
organs. Daily testimonials are received
telling of the wonderful benefit derived
from Plant Juice.
Recently, Mrs. Addie Humphreys, a
popular lady of Penns Grove, y j.,
iP. O. Box S2), gave the following:
II had TO come To Wilmington and
could not leave until / had allied at the
Miller Drug Store, 10 tell OF the wonder
full results | got from Plant Juice All
my neighbors and friends know how |
looked before taking Plant Juice and
how well look now. | was simply a
wreck and on the verge Of nervous
breakdown; was so bad that the slight
est noise would make me jump and |
could not 90 out on the street; | sea cely
touched any food; | had a sour taste
in my mouth all the time, had head
aches, and so dizzy at times could
hardly stand up, / took some kind of
physic daily; my kidneys were out of
order and | had pains all through my
body; never could get a WAX Of sleep
at night After reading of well known
people | knew being relieved by Plant
Juice, | decided to tr it and am thank
full did for today | feellike s new wom-
an. am able to eat my meals and enjoy
my food; never have pam or an ache,
sleep fine and aim never troubled with
constipation any more. it is wonderful
how my nervous system hrs been toned
up; noise does not bother me III the
least now. / have gained in weight aad
in every way. My advice to all sufferers
is-take Plant Juice--it is wonderful
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, AGA 406 Market
street; in New Castle by e. Challenger
4 Son; in Newport by G. B. White; in
Newark by w. e. Brown.
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CHESTERT0wN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Chestertown. Md, Aug. 22.--An in
ventory OF the personally of the late
Captain William G. Eliason, manager
OF the Rochester Steamboat Co, shows
a total of s37 .467.54, composed of
money in hank and stocks and bonds.
Owing TO the recent agitation of the
causes of the epidemic of typhoid
fever which attacked a number of the
elementary school scholars and one of
the teachers. the Patrons and Teach
ers' Association appointed commit
tee to meet with the School Board
and lay before it certain recommended
tions which the committee believes
will keep the school in good sanitary
condition. The county commissioners
will be asked for money with which
tc do the necessary work.
The State cattle inspector was in
the county during the past week.
making thorough examination of
the fine dairy herds i'm various sec
tions. for the purpose of wedding out
all cattle affected with tuberculosis.
A valuable mare belonging to Paul
c. Massey, near Chestertown. became
entangied in grape vine in branch
on the farm the other day. and tore
one Of her hoofs completely off. She
had TO be shot.
Frank e. Briggs has purchased a
building lot across the river from
Cnestertown and is erecting bunga-
low.
William Butcher has purchased the
John Kelly property in Melitota. for
$1,000 and viii conduct a store there.
John Carroll. nephew of Mrs. w.
Bradford Copper, was in a small boat
talking to some friends on the boat
from Baltimore, his home. when the
steamer started to pull away from the
wharf The little craft was about to
be swamped when the boy jumpe
overheard and was being drawn under
when William Johnson. bystander,
got into boat and rescued him.
Miss J.. Nellie Pierce, a school teach
er, and John Peterson, We're married
last week at Christ Church parson-
age. BY Rev. y. o. Gibson. They will
reside in Tennessee.
Thomas A. Toulson of Quaker Neck.
has purchased of DIR. Roberts of Mill
ford. the fine trotting stallion, Martin
Lghtfoot, with mark close to 2I4.
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NEWS or A DAY
FROM THE STATE.
Sussex Farmer Said to Have
Plowed Into Bed of 20
Snakes and Killed the Lot.
CANTALoUPEs, NO PEACHES

Prom Every Evenings Correspondcnts.
Georgetown. Aug. s2!-trom tract
of thirty acres set in canteloupes near
Milton, William Chandler. owner Of
the famous Chandler peach orchards
in Sussex county. is gathering cante-
loupcs and shipping them by car
,aads TO the city markets. where he is
receiving the top prices because of the
excellent manner in which they are
packed.
The peach crop is n total failure in
the Chandler orchards. Usually at
this time of the year two or thrc~ cars
are being shipped daily. The sleet
and SNOW storm in April killed the
fruit with the result that MIR. Chand-
ler lost thousands OF dollars
Because OF the fine specimen of
fruit produced I'm these orchards with
I'm the past six or seven years, they
have become widely known to lead
ine commission merchants in the
large cities.
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MANY CANDIDATES
At CECIL PRIMARIES
Democrats Especially Active in
the Contest That viii End
on Friday, September 9.


Special Correspondence Every IsveninH
E:ikton. Md. Aug. % Elections
supervisors of Cecil county were n
session, Saturday. and received ths
nomination papers of the followinR
candidates for nomination To be voted
for at the primary election of both
parties on Friday. September ..
Democratic Ticket
state Senator Dr. Harry A. Can't
we'll. North East e. J. lSintrler. Aiken
House Of Delegates Cecil G. Sauier
Port Deposit: e. r. Myers. I5lktou
Albert u. Maekey. Elkton; Dnrney
Oldham, t'ecinton. Sylvester Preston
North East George Quantreil. Tort De-
posit Robert irugeraon. ceeiitpn. Three
to be named.
Register of Wills n. -. Rowland
Lewis A. Seth. E,lkton. Robert J Me-
caulev. Leeds. Walter I. Smith. Cal
vert. Joseph r. Tyson, Rising Sun; A.
T. Abernnthy. Cherry mi Irwin IL
Griffith. Chesapeake city.
Sheriff =. Wesley MeAllister, Geo.
G. Potts. Howard Vincent. All Of Elk
ton, Stewart Smith. Perryyille. Oscar
numes. Elk Mills: Clinton J. Yeriyers.
Calvert.
County Commissioner. long term
A. y. seneman. Principle. John o.
rearne. rolora; Benjamin r. Briscoe.
Rising sun, John stump. Perryvilies :
Davit r. Reed. Rising sun.
Short term Taylor w. Mckenney.
Elkton: John Anderson, cecilton :
Morris Dunbar. Iron fliil; William If.
Brown, cecilton; Albert ]. Watts
Ceoilton.
County Treasurer John II. Terrell.
Eikton: George Benson. Chesapeake
city. J. cavender Rowlan, Cecilton.
Assistant County Treasurer-Edward
s. Dorcus. Port Deposit.
Delegates to State Convention w
II. Holm. Port Deposit: Harry w
KILLER, Chesapeake city; William b.
Davis, Ceeilton.
State Central Committee Bennett'
steele. Chesapeake city. G. &. Brokaw.
Addison Atkinson. Elkton.
James F.. Evans. Elkton; Mrs. Annie
! Mccoy. Cecilton: Mrs. Eleanor
Jenness Moore. Rising sun; Miss Mary
II. Jamar, Elktun.
Republican Ticket:
state Senator S. Ralph Address.
Elkton.
House of Delegates Perry A. Gib-
son. Rising sun. Oliver w. Connor
Ernest w. Wood, North
East.
Register Of Wills y. b. Crayeroft.
John w. scott. Elkton Murray Ew-
ing. Calvert; J Edward Davis. North
East.
County Treasurer--John NJ. Reister.I
Calvert.
Assistant County Treasurer NJ
Groves, E.ikton: Arthur A. Armour.
1tising sun.
sherin-w william Taylor. Cecilton:
Kirk A. clifford. Calvert George T..
Ewing Rising Sun.
County Commissioner, long term--E
Ward Brown. and Charles NJ. Reckefus.
Port Deposit. William r. Cameron,
Rising Sun.
Short term Walter y. Miller. Elk
ton; George padley. CeciIton, Tullard
Buckworth. Chesapeake City.
State Central committee-H M
Mccullough, Elkton; r. It. White
North East: j. T.. Brumfield, Rlsing
Sun; Lewis T. Logan, Colora-
Delegates to State convention--Joh
NJ Reed. Chesapeake City: DIR. w. T
Morrison, EllSton.
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ton IL = guest Of her parents. Cap
tain and Mrs. Gus Atkins. on South
street. Mr.. Rowland will como later
and they will spend his vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rowland at their
cottage on, I.ewes Beach.
Miss Mary Martin of Cape Charles
Va. is y guest OF Miss Mary Riggin.
DIR. Hall Rigsin OF Delmar spends
each week END here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Riggin. during
the summer months. his family being
in Canada.
Miss Mabel Stephenson of Baltimore
and Miss Anna Stephenson of Port
Deposit. Nd. are guests OF Mrs. John
Tail at her Rehoboth Beach cottage.
Mrs. Robert II. Orr gave bridge
party at her Lewes Beach home. Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Mary Evans has received word
that her cousin. Mrs. l.. w. Mustard,
Sr., who has been visiting her son.
l.. w. Mustard. Jr.. at Wellesley Hills.
Mass. will visit her sister. Mrs. Roger
Powell of Duluth. Mimi. stopping en-
route In New York City and at West
Point to see her nieces. Misses Mar
guerite and Edith Hickman.
Miss Lille Groom OF Columbia. Pa,
has purchased of DIR. William +. orr
the brick house now occupied by Pro-
fessor H. s.. Rausch.
A monkey riding on the radiator
Of a car from Rehoboth. going through
town. caused stir among the boys,
being most unusual sight.
Roy Evans OF Philadelphia is here
visiting his mother, Mrs. l.. T.. Evans.
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Prettyman and two
children. OF Clinton. New York city.
are at the Ocean House. Lewes Beach,
for weeks stay.
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FARMERS FIELD DAY.

Georgetown. Aug. 2s.-The Sussex
County Farm Bureau and Pomona
Grange held field day at Oak Or
chard. the popular resort on the In
dian River. Friday afternoon. IL is
estimated that about two thousand
farmers were present from Sussex
and Kent counties. Members of the
Kent County Farm Bureau Joined
with those OF the Sussex organiza-
tons and helped TO make the day a
great success.
Addresses were made by 5. J. Low
ell. of New York, Master of the Ma
tional Grange; Dean c. A. Mccue Of
the agricultural department of the
University OF Delaware: Mr.. Lewis.
head OF the farm organizations in
New Jersey and NJ. c. Vaughn. agent
for Sussex county.
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THIEVES ROB GARDENS.

Richardson Park. Aug 22.-Driven
almost to distraction by raiders who
have played havoc with their vegeta-
BILE and flower gardens. residents here
have armed themselves and are threat
ening to shoot anyone found in their
gardens. Friday morning a young
woman on her way to work was de-
tected cutting flowers
One resident who had remained
awake until a. m, watching for the
thieves. fell asleep and when he awoke
at o'clock he found that every to-
nlato plant in his garden had been
stripped.
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LEATHER WORKERS.
VIII Have Sports And Exercises al
Turner Park on Labor Day.

As a preliminary TO the launching
of Glazed Kid Week on September 10,
the picnic committee of the combined
leather workers unions is arranging
for celebration of Labor Day. Mon
day, September 5. at Turner's Park
on South Clayton street In addition
TO field sports. there will be addresses
by prominent citizens.
Among the invited guests are Con-
gresham Caleb r. Layton. who has
taken keen interest in the glazed kid
industry in this city, Mayor Leroy
Harvey and Robert w. Kramer. pres
ident Of the Central Labor Union The
event viii be the only labor celebra-
ton of the day in Wilmington.
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SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY.

Lewes, Aug. 22.-The card party
given at Hotel Rodney under the di-
rsction of Mrs. Robert Walton and
Mr.. Joseph Marshall, Friday evening,
was a pronounced success Twenty
tables at SO each were occupied and
many took tickets who did not attend.
The prizes and cakes We're donated
and Mr.. Pierce furnished the ice cream.
which was sold. Visitors from out Of
town were present. among them Judge
Sudler Richards of Georgetown, Miss
Mary Smith and Mrs. Lynn Pratt of
Milford. Mrs. Trueman Campbell of
Los Angeles. Calf and Mrs. Thomp-
son of Washington. ID. G. Each table
was awarded prize. A good sum was
realized for the playground fund
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DELAwARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. Aug. 22.-Joseph 1
Camac. aged % years, died at his hon,
at st. Georges, Friday night, after an
Illness Of two years. Funeral. Wednes-
day morning at 10 O'Clock with solemn
requiem mass at st. pauls II. c
Church. Delaware city. Interment in
st. Georges cemetery.
Mrs. Jessie Green. recently operated
on at the Delaware Hospital, Whining
ton. has SO improved that she was
brought to the home of her mother
Mrs. O. ]. Noshell of st. Georges. Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Green of Port
Penn are being congratulated upon the
birth Of a fine baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theardon of Philadel-
phia are here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore enter
tanned the following guests over the
weekend: Mrs. Anna Coulter and
daughter, Dorothy; Charles knabb and
Hugh Fitzpatrick OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank Bruner and daughter.
Miss Geneveive. Thomas Potts OF Phil
adclphia. and William Patterson of
Wilmington are guests OF MIR, and Mrs.
Fred Bsndled.
= Sergeant Casey of Fort du Pont has
gone to Fort Monroe. Va. where he
viii take a course in electrical engin-
eering. Private Taylor viii take up \
course as master gunner at the same
fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunham enter
tanned the following guests over the
weekend: Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Mundy
and daughter. Emily Of Newark: Miss
Margaret and Susan Green and Pat
rick Lennon of Wilmington.
Rose. the eight-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Householder
while crocssing Clinton street. Satur-
day afternoon, was struck by an au-
tomobile and severely bruised about
the arms and legs.
Mrs. A. l.. stevens and son. How
ard of Baltimore are visiting MIR. and
Mrs. A. W. Bradley Of Porters.
Mrs. Cove Noshell of st, Georges en-
tertained the following guests at lun-
cheon yesterday: Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Noshell of Stanton, Earnest Enkei-
mier of Wilmington, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Green of st. Georges:
Word has been received here OF the
marriage of Elmer Bright of this place
TO Miss Hannah Bareley of Baltimore,
Mr.. Bright has lived here ali his life
but viii now make his home at Bal
timore where he is employed.
Edward Cordery is having a bunga-
low erected at Augustine Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William oakes, Jr.. en-
tertained the following guests at their
cottage on the wide water of the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal over
the Weekend: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Frazer and Mrs. Benjamin Miller OF
Wilmington. and Mrs. McFadden Of
Philadelphia
Mr.. William Newton Wise OF Lees
burg, Va. and Miss Jane Stewart Cur
ry of Richmond. Va, are guests OF
Miss Emma Clark at her home at
Greenlea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hands and daughter
of Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Sarah II. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
wentz, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hor-
wentz of Wilmington were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac weiner.
Sergeant Charles Bryan of Fort du
Pont has purchased a Buick coupe.
Marshall Derrickson of Crum Lynne.
Pa. spent the weekend, here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Derrick
son.
Earnest johnson has purchased a
Ford automobile
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cEctL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
fsikton, Md.. Aug. ~ -. While CROSS.
irg coHowingo bridge Saturday night.
Isichafd Wysons shine wss stop
ped by two suspicious characters. but
before they could carry out their pur-
pose 10 rob him. another machine.
containing nve men. approached and
tho two bandits Icd 10 nearby woods.
Miss Roberta Graham. for several
years principal at Colora public school.
has rendered her resignation.
Five hundred persons from various
sections Of the country attended the
closing Sunday campmeetipg services
ol the Church of the Nazarenc al Cop
son Park. near Leslie The following
ministers took part ia the services.
isevs. Shelter, Parker Prouse, Penn,
Mayberry. Williams and Higgs
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NEWS OF LEwEs.

Lewes. Aug. 22.-Dr. William r.
Messick removed a snaan fish bone
from the throat Of Mrs Clinton Long,
on Friday.
Captain Charles Magee of PhiIadel-
phia Is the guest of his sister -yaw,
Mrs James Kelly In Pilot Town
Miss Mary Magee of Lewes il visit
ting Miss NJ. Louise Murphy in Free
hold. N. J,
Ars- Henry Rowland OF Whining
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on CANOE TRIP.
Della warr cisb Travel From Hancock.
n. r. by Way u Delaware River.

Eight members Of the Delaware
Canoe Club left Wilmington Friday
night for Hancock. N. Y. whore they
had previously shipped four canoes.
preparatory to cruising down the Del
aware river. The cruise was started
on Saturday morning from Hancock.
from which place the participants
came down The Delaware river
through Delaware Water Gap to VII.
fnineton.
Those who enjoyed the trip were.
George Croft, Marshall Carpenter. Paul
Hardin. Otter Long, Layton Dorsey,
Whitman Walker. Isili Duor and Fran
els Crpsley.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22
SOME SNAKE STORY.

Georgetown. Aug. 22.-The latest
snake story in lower Delaware comes
from Cedar Greek district. where IL is
said that John Thompson recently
piowed into "A bed OF forty while pre-
pairing a piece of land for wheat.
lie managed. according 20 reports. 20
Mn all Of them. some measuring three
fgef
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PACKING LIMA BEANS.

Georgetown. Aug. 22.--Canneries at
Milton have commenced the annual
pack of lima beans
More lima beans are grown in
Broadkiln district than any other sec
ton of the country and for seven al
years packers have found the crop
profitable.
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PLENTY or SQUIRRELS.

Georgetown, Aug. 1.-THE squirrel
season viii open on September rs, and
according 10 sportsmen who have
made a survey Of the situation they viii
be found in large numbers provided
pot" hunters do not XIII most Of them
before the season opens.
For many years lower Delaware
has been the favorite place for city
gunncrs who like 10 hunt squirrels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22
BRokE ARM BN PAIL.

Georgetown. Aug. 22.--Climbing on
n chair In an effort TO set something
from cupboard. Viola Stewart Of
Broadkiln district fcll and sustained
a fracture of the left arm.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22
SAYS PLANT JUICE
Is SO WONDERFUL
Would Not Leave Wilmington
Until She Told of the Great
Benefit She Had.

In all the great cities of the country,
Plant Juice the famous herbal medicine,
has brought health and happiness to
untold thousands. People are befginning
to wake up to the Importance Of taking
care OF stomach disorder before il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22

Miss Madeline Msniose of Made
town. Del. has been appointed teschel
AZ Welsh Trsct pubic school. ncuI
Iron ifiii.
Owing to financial condition Of ths
N. r. Church at Elk Neck. Rev. r. n,
Morton. pastor, has ISSUED an appeal
to the NJ. r.. churches In the county
for assistance.
samuel r. I,sgan has been notified
~ the postofilce department that ne
has been appointed postmaster az
conowIngo.
Tho congregation ~ Little Britsif,
Presbyterian church has granted th,!
pastor, Rev George Leukei. an ln(
crease of 500 30 salary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22

The path to the classified ad page is
the telephone. call 1900. Phone your
want or offer now. for tomorrows
paper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22

Looking for amusement, cheap and
wholesome? Try Shellpot Park.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-22

Seeking long and rrctty trolley
rider 60 to Brsndywine Spring.
Park s--Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-11
KEEP MOVIE
 STARS IN CONDITION

Dorothy Phillips. motion picture star, declares that the life of . suc-l cessful screen favorite is not strewn with roses. by any means. even though that is the popular belief. Miss Phil lips, whose newest starring subject is ''Man-woman-Marria a First National approximation, insists that sacrifices keep the stars in condition to do their best work. and if a te- dious schedule is not followed close ly the players life soon becomes hll- ed with nothing but memories of what might have been
 Miss Phillips said: You never see a really stout feminine star on the screen And you probably never will If your favorite star were get ting stout would she still be your favorite? No, I don't think she would If she said: T really don't know what to do to reduce,' you would likely tell her to reduce the activities she was putting into pie lures.
 "Genera1ly it takes great effort to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-11
CONNIE TALKS
 ON FASHIONS

Clothes are to Paris what steel Is to Pittsburgh. according to Constance Talmadge, who brought back several trunks full of fnery from the famous fashion mart If yoa want to follow the most important dictum of Paris this spring you will have your street clothes in black and white. she says There is a veritalble craze for this combination Sometimes a street suit will have black buttons that have in set discs of white, sometimes the lin inE,s are of black satin embroidered in white, but it seems wherever black is used there must be g complimentary note of white
 An especially novel note fin Things that we noticed in Lucien Ielong's stunning models. while in Paris. ts the use of two colors." says Miss Tal- madge- For example, if the upper part of an evening wrap ts lined with white satin. the lower part will be in black or coral or turquoise. Norma and brought back to New York quite a number of Paris creations. several of which I am wearing in my latest attractions"
 Here is a hint Connie" picked up ! in one of the ultra-snart establish ments- Blouses of fine white linen. organdie or batiste are made to ac-
 company the tanleurs for street wear.