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Arizona republican., 1921-03-15

from the judge who, he said. cut him
off from time to time on the promise
of a payment in full when he disposed
of his interest in the ella Bend pro-
ject. After the transaction Judge
Ainsworth, he stated, declined to make
a settlement and the matter was taken
to court.
Judge Ainsworth contended that he
was not in the debt of the attorney.
He said that in payment for office
space and office equipment Mr.. Lip
sohn agreed t. care for his business
when he was out of town.
When the arguments are heard to-
day Judge Answorth will be repre-
scented by Judge Richard E Sloan and
c. r. HoltoT and Mr.. Lipsohn by
Joseph E. Morrison
Arizona republican., 1921-03-15

Jail for breaking jail Deputy Sheriff
Bright arrived from Los Angeles to
take him into custody and return him
to California, where he will face two
charges: Uttering a fictitious check
and grand larceny Gov. Thomas f.
Campbell yesterday granted eXtradi
ton papers for Murphy.
According to the deputy sheriff,
Murphy gave a. bad check to a garage
Arizona republican., 1921-03-15
eARE COT 2 SUNDAY

NEW YORK, March 14.-During the
game at Shreveport. La, yesterday, in
which the New York Americans de-
feated the Shreveport Texas league
team. 81 to 3, Babe Ruth got three
home runs and three singles in six
trips to the plate.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-15

man in San Pedro. Cal, in payment
for a motor car which he drove away.
He arrived here a few days later minus
the car and apparently without money,
He was taken off a freight train by
Inspector McGrath here and lodged in
the city Jail for investigation
Murphy is believed to have led in the
Jail break Sunday morning when he.
with two negroes, George Washington
and F. NJ Moore enjoyed brief lib
erty before being retaken. Each of the
negroes was sentenced to serve $50
days in the city jail after having been
tried in police court yesterday
Arizona republican., 1921-03-15
RAIN GREAT BENEFIT
TOSTATE STOCKMEN

Declaring the rain to have been a
Godsend, Ed stephens. secretary of
the live stock sanitary board. said yes
terday that it would be impossible to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-12

COTTON MAI,kIIA

p
SEW YORK. !. 10 li-T-a!Iny 81, .c....
Wa' small ana devoid rt te.'urg tod,y.
bus tho market waR s.endlss 4. Eu., ?,
.hi future +Hcn@hs"s "1H r"man opss:
,Gral %"" pFlcGrs furnished d ssy luy-
!r2 urG'rC.
fniiisl Quotations Here wsrs Il rg..,.
higher - I",1's ."vcr Demand sio.rf
10 be ch"cksI D. cabHs t-orn Liverpool 10
IN" effect .fha, trade az Maueh,.;'- va.
ncvo- nor. depressed. with rev relief ia
sight. Futures at Liverpool were Gui bu,
finished aboge yest-rlay'E ana ieya.s
which we." The lowest .. the sca.o.l -
lee IN" "a. here prices ono ,iriie showed
loss y, 20 = pciHt- from lcsfotAagf b.
.Iose Ia;or N" r-t Improved
Late - "a" loy prices he'd about .'.sdy
a. the basis Of ~ fpr MAY La,t q.o.a-
tpEs showed net gains %: to % point,
spot hero MAS st.sG, n iuli!iia. we
Changed At jfEs, ih--. werc no thfs,
Spot ~ Ncv C-,rau- Wa steady S!fh
ir ddlinc uucH t7T'l ~ - al. SALES w r.
80 rslss.
y csip,s Of ."s,n .n bscs at som, OF
". y" ~ r.' >tH1nn'l.
CTS
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CURE MARK 1T.

>-rvr ny uhivcrsa. SERVE"
curb marie, today w. nu In so,,lf.s,
sea-" Of the week. duo to the dINbi. hpii-
daE and weather conditions. Prices uluv"d
anoni i"ti"ssiy. IN occasional display
OF strength cnd light pressure az. inst ON"
or TWO industrial ana oil shares CharaC-
'ct!@ru IN" "nttr" days lcs lincs. Move
hen'S among the NOR" active shares Veg"
not much mo:r Than - point.
IN" standard oil group showed little
'h"nGc. Maracibo oil attracted attention
al IN" morning. crossing :! with an al =
vance OF a point. hat movements among
DINER independents oils were small. Mar
land OH was a veal, feature. drorpIn: {:
point 20 81
Good Year preferred changed hands at
u new low record. and tho common shares
were within ~ l.oiit ~ 50 ~ their recent
bottom. Iicydcn Chemical dropn"d :, -
akinE a new low
Gold stocks commanded rlos; attention
IN the metal group ard ON lno,i.E ttoly ar-
NV" dealings SINAI, gains wcr" made" \
ri"aGH tone was shown lu boston and
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Ilun's Review.

NEW YORK. Feb il.--pun's to-
morrow Will say:
The !rrc.uIariti.S which st!il
characterize" the business situation
arc Il natural accompaniment OF the
process of economic reimbursement
With conflicting forces IN operation.
commercial revival has not come in
all quarters simultaneously and Il
dciinit" turning point Is Yet to he
reached in some leading trades and
industries. tus"tticmeut in prices.
with the trend continuing downward.
remains cause for hesitation IN
different lines and such new demand
as develops does not indicate that
buyers are disposed 20 commit them
selves eXtcn,sivcly Tor the future.
Al prices much below tn" highest
basis. there is not the volume Of
purchasing that might -" expected.
hcCaUHc various markets. ...N Stabil!-
~ and orders ar" deferred to take
advautaE" OF the probahlc further
reductions. The namher uf small
lot transactions. howcvc". Ia iucrcns-
ing IN certain directions. suggesting
that som" stocks are beginning to
need rcpienishin@. and not a ii'.l"
ma chlncry that was i'll" has started
mr. again on part time schedules.
Weekly bank clcarings Sl.sHi.>"3.""J.
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inh"r acs was the assorted !ikctih ood th1.
,I'' borrowers IN notes =" banks IN
North Dakota would begin to- s".l grain
!N"F" ircc.%. besidcS. Increased offerings
IN part: "t Kansas. Indiana aud Ohio Weic
notice nHh i was cont"Tdrl on the bear
SD" mat American WI prices We" n
present ;hc highest in tas woisi. With
Germany said ~ he tivi-': % cancel or
doris fSr shi?M"n;. .,al w;th gossip 1ur-
'"i.' tnat IN Eastern mil was bilai. g for
wheat Ch"@o from ArSc.t "a. Lat" iul-
Yes wTTr du" mostly "a C''N'r,u'; b. shorts.
Sma illness u country offerings. tcc"th"r
Win u li;is cNpov, bisat,ss. 'sndel 20
keep corn aud cats relatively gsm.
Provisions were hi-n.r i: Gr.; ,u .ino
with hogs. nut later gave way r.
suit "t selling prsssu rr'.n lag tn
forests.
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TCHS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

Claude NJ. Dean and United states
Marshal John q. Saunders.
Case argued:
No. 1S7I-li. l.. Gregory. plaintiff
in error. va. United States OF Amcri-
ca, defendant in error. Error to the
District Court OF Charleston. ). &.
Argued by Barnard 10. EVANS. OF
Columbia. :. c.. for the plaintiff in
error. and by j. Watics waring. as
sistant United Staten attorney. of
Charleston. = G.. FOR the defendant
in error. and submitted.
Saturday being conference day. the
court VIII not hear arguments in
cases today. hut Will 20 into CON
ference upon cases heretofore argued
and remaining undecided
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CHICAGO 1--we STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO Fob. II Cattle: Receipts.
100; beef .icc.s and she stock steady
top Stccrs. $40: hulk beef steers. $3.50
10, Gu"lii? plain: BAN butcher cows ami
hN.fers. t'.G0U6ic hulk Gamers and cut
tors. Ss.1i'iG., E. hul'S weak 20 sc .o,v"r:
bulk b"!ognns. siiCn 5.r". vcni calves
strong l" Bic higher; bulk "caicr.. l.2.5 u
!,5'. s;oCh"rs AMI feeders steady
Hogs; Receipts, ."bl,. mostly !, 20 80
hiEhcr liSntS rad i.-ht butchers ~ NOS.
tor. SN.-r; hu!S =" rounds dow1. t'Gg
'"H. -. pounds -. $ ~ra3', u;"s. = 10
u h SArr. bu.k desirable ~ 70 - pr':ni
pils Sa.-5T -
sheep; Receipts. i..-t"; lambs, n 80 -
over; 'uD. 81 - aulf. sS'oGH6.; choice
as &" !3a-pound yea- iaS-. $500; handy
Weight h"!t higher shcsi wcn!t - Sc
lower: top. SITS: hulk. g. 500 10. one dnu-
hy dock choice - pounds feeder lamts.
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rR0vI>ioS Mli;:.i:r>.

NV YORK Feb fifth" easter ruling
~ II" cN"hnnGo rates t. -town hy TN
IsF"Ii'iaU Cnh'.s led 20 some fg";ncr liIUi-
.:.-Icu in tha insrke, fnr .pf.n" .u;!-e>
h-~c today. Tn" "aen!r: was r" points
lover. aHd Sc'i"" months showed not
."9s"~ 81 :" = point. during IA morn
ia. with March contracts" selling =; 80
p1 = new low record for the a@as"D. Ma
"asra Oft - So. or w!t.in is,!r.~ OF III"
l0w"si price tou he'd OH til" at D-crm-
N"r t-aH.; hu' ih'-" lr.CcS attracted som"
Va Si-rc; Suy.u: -" covering and tho"
ser" rallies 90 several points from lh'
lowest: MAY CLOSED al : - hid. with 'he
genera market >ho" ing NJ; 10" I'm" -
40 points. ''lsst': biIs: March, ="
Nay. 50. IL.y. -, S"Dtcmbcr, -; Oc-
,"br', 80; DCc !yh"r, 80;
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Must proy,dc Room for coId

WASTINGTON. Feb. ll.-Congrcss
was asked today 10 provide more
space here for the storing OF gov
eminent funds. Abolishmcnt Of the
Gubtrcasurics fia* resulted IN the
transfer OF all gold To the Federal
Treasury here and has chokod the
great vault. Assistant Secretary
Gilbert told tn" House Pablo Build-
iu-S Committee. An extra vault
should he provided AT the earliest
possible date. he said
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lo"ininsc"s anoat at 3hc e. /. T.. and 10. 9.
~ bags az cuhis, February shipment. at
'c I. u. b. Cuba. Today's business In
ciuued l5.Wl bags NJ y, rio Ricos q; 30
ior ccn;r'fusai and about i"2tt" bags Of
Iunas FOR February shipmcn: a; "a. cost
anu freight with further buying in
tc,rst ht th.s level, w'hil" holders w"r"
aSkihS frar;ionally higher. Iii" steadily
advancing raw sugar market led 80 In
creased buyin: OF refined sugar and -
an advance OF - points 10y On" of the
local reiincrs to tn. basis nf 90 for nuc
erahu'atcd. Others were uUC hanged ~
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cnrrnNS&.l.n ~

!tN YORK. Feb. ii.--cnunuS""d oil WIS
h''iN" and higher Oh good buy;r:: by rr'u-
"I'HS'th huuScS and short c"v"Tiu; ahead
Cf tho holiday outside long oil c..irr oa
IN market an the advance. but offerings
were wei taken aud thu marl,ci c."s"d -
10 !" i'o!at" not hi,h.-. Sales. .'.C.n har-
res, crude oil MAS shad" higher. Primo
crude" 1.1!. sales; primo sunrl". yellow
all bids
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

>... DEf GOODS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The dry goods
markets were am!", today. knit goods
merchants are watching thc results 90
Wo"i underwear fpr fan ;hI3 week and
ar" hopeful. Broad silks we've strong and
n"ter business WAS predicted. Wooden
sopds quiet. awaiting fall openings In a
tcw wccks. Bmr.mr nric.a vnre snI-.
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ON NtO GE\I\ MINUTE,

Clil'AI" l5en 70 ire holiday r.oa..
- S.ng by 'rg, hat GOOD a1 "a
today w.ih HrIHv.uS about d.c.... ~
b. Loaf InnIr.t C.ss.u. ,r.... ~
s"i'lcd ~ It.H2i. ua, 1--we .N
~ ~ I" !'t".s ""i Nay fl5it4.ai. ,.-n
NDi5hsd unchanged 20 H,..r.
y - =" down. and grpV.s n. III f
among the factors tnss 'uI re- -r-
," ia, pagt "f 10. ho.tls In 81.
luarict va know edE- M rfu.
,r,,.y,, 4 tho
- '' 49, ~ Jaw" credit.
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4. :. cirrui, Court nf Appeals.

In" Unitcu states Circuit court
of App.als r"cov-ncd Yesterday at
10 o'clock. with the following Judges
and officials IN attendance. circuit
Judges Martha y Knapp. OF Washing
ton. u. =. and Charles y Woods. Of
Marion. : G: District Judg" John
-. Isn.c. oil Ealtlmorn. Md. cLn,iS
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NI:w YCri; rcn IN more active d.
~ .HI for rcuusd lcd ia Increased huyIn:
60: r.w sugar and p-ir"s advanced quarter
cent. Closing a. So for Cuha-. cost ans
freight. .uual - i, for ccrt-ifuG;,'. Late
,esj""Iry --hC-c WIRE sn,cs n SO" bass -
runHs at Ceuts and freight. 90 Sa"
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NEW ORLEANS, IA. Fcb. IL Small
advances persisted during IN" greater part
Of the session In cotton tu!aF. moderate
buying hei;iE stimulated by - so'."whI;
better feeling ~ The SPOT icpHrtiDr nt.
locally, and e, some points IN Tn. ,ntcri"r.
whic highest priccS wcr" r"hCn u IA
tcl.Eraius from Texas s'Htjn; Ma -
turns to Texas bankers from h",E Texas
ard Oklahoma Indicated a :.du,f,pu of
80 r"r cent In the acreage th,H spriuE.
At the highest The trading month"; were
II to- II points "vrr tho level o: y1stcr-
days close. with March at l3.s' !'ric"s
gradually SaEu"d toward the end OF ;ht
day. and CLOSING quotations wris At ne;
gains uf TO poin.s. M":'h closing ~
1876.
The trading OF the "I"niuE was affected
by better "a olsS than da', nut after ad-
varsys Of = 10 points offerings increased.
Violently comm: from traders who cN-
rcctcd bcari~h january American con
sumption ngu-es from III: census Bureau
;he first thing Monday morning. Tn" mar
ktt prHdua.y tsU off until IL stood AZ not
iuSsvs Of u to 20 points, will March down
{" 1919. bu; aiic. ,hr !u.dil" ~ ia" mp:n-
!ug its tone WAS .,cad!cr.
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WEST OF FIRST STREET.
a. WoLrSIEFFEv.
IUkTo%.s pEuG STORE.
sIiiiIRRxEE:7ss Tr1 i,hn Sttss'
nr.ANhts hGSLG EHeshI,' r::liiItt,fRAAcr.
cAVEIso's bnUGi sToEn.
THE l a3hT I,lS IEat;A,m:MAcr.
GROW: go A '!fgSyf! f hTHEMAcY.
Il. !. nooKgn.
ugns;ifrAGE DUE rue G r;'Hi'.
I III Wes br nTGat s7 s,,H',
VEST Esd co<FscTio%Enr.
''ot ~ x I NfiH S;Is''
rrHE srMEET FmAnMAcr.
O. cHiOCch & i:Ros.
V: 4 MAY ( RRos..
rAnRN,HS$r' 'f SRuG4 vJc}S@M:rAHY.
Yves, Itroad sir:e,,
COHEN co. Departures STORn
u Esst Broad Street.
EAST or FIRST STREET.
ScHER'2.
HuGui:S FuR&iTuaE Co.
j. Il. Iii:::WME
$50 North Fourth Street
hto,iMoEp tltAnMAcY.
SCHERS.
Sin,h and i.ro=d Streets.
ROLAND ~. cHIIDREY.
,; T"r,h E.shieen,h street.
Trcnty :hrst and Marshall streets.
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
Tw.niy,nrs, and Main streets
srEiNGER bRUG COMPANY,
$500 xenahle Street.
Twenty-sixth and venable Streets-
$500 Fast BROAD Street.
HORD'S DRUG STORE.
j. y. Shirt.
$50: Fast Ear.ha;. Street
FULTON.
JOHN r. KUESTFR
2i5 Louisiana Street.
!. *. NAEGH.AN
1907 williamsburg Aveaue.
!. 4 RLhCk & son.
39is williamsburg Avenue
SOUTH RICHMoND.
wASHISGTON & EARLY,
T.. J. PARRISH
10? Hull Street
wASiIINGTOS e. EARLY.
1916 Hull street.
carton HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY,
Sis North Avenue
HIGHLAND PARK.
w. X VAUGHAN
Fourth Avenue and Stuar, Street.
ROLAND PARK.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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SAFES
l. N. COOK SAFE & LOCK co.
S07 East Franklin Street
Richmond, Va.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

iSDESED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
Gasolfied advertisements ordered IN,
TIE klSiAoND TINES. DISPATCH daily
morning clifton w!.l appear In The r.1,
.tii!on OF rhE EVENING DiSiiATcJI
n raies Eircn herewith cover morninr
ana evening service IN al! !ns;ancrs wi.S
the execution ~ THE SUNDAY TIN IaS
''Sfh 'St' which is Uictd separa,eIy.
Schedule OF Want Adj. R.t-s.
&c word daily, minimum 3oc 40, old
&C "n'd daily. minimum JEc, agate a ps
- norn sunday. minimum sec, sol noiid
80 woTd sunday. minimum i0c. agate cat1,
Consecutive inscrtions price OF az
consecutive insertions uric. of 81
IL Point Tyne
Ad The ,,.Se.' type permitted in III. want
-o.ee In WHICH i: point typo AL may be
", Is one finch. The rate 10. this .s-re
tSpe - cents wn-d daily. and cents
4 word Sunday. The Gam. scale O.. re,
ducti"ns VIII apply for regular van,
These rates apply only 20 .dr.r;i.eme NJ.
originating III Richmond and susrr. ban
ierr.'o'y. From other sourc.1 the rates
arc Daily. ~ cents an agate line. sun
cay. Is cents agate line tcoun,
words TO tho linc). Casa mus, accom-.
pany the order In ali insaEcrs
Longer Term Rates for Burn.s, Ad,e.-
tier. on REQUEST
4 ~ and 20 J.. NJ. each week day. and
up to J.. II. Saturday Tor ror.c, cla ss..
heaton IN the neKt EDITION.
ANY or THESE BRAHcu VAST AID
STATIONS WILL. ACCEPT YOUR
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IN OUR
NEW BUILDING, I"
1919 w Rrood

1915 w. Broad.
Ford sedan, good paint
and best condition. 80
Dodge touring, excellent
condition, new top, $3.50.
Essex tourin 6, late
model, like new, $3.50.
Buick roadst er, 1920
model, cord tires, $1,250.
Haynes, 7-passenger,
best condition, cord tires,
low price.
Cadillac c, a passenger,
late model, new paint.
MONTE STONE, INC,
1913 w. BROAD.
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4AnOU6L.EMENfS
DEATHS
In AfcmoriaIn

ia MrroN--In ssad. hut loving, rrnlcm-
brancc Of Wiibcr TcrD Hampton who
d"partcd this !ifc ten years az" today.
February IL, 1911.
God called him home. II was HIS will,
But in our hearts we love him still;
His memory IL as dear today
a. H. the hour he passed away.
oh. how hard we tried to save HIM.
Prayers and tears were all In vain:
Happy angela cam. and took him
From tiiS world OF toll and pain.
Family
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Totai for week Receipts. uiS7, exports,
s'.s5.
ro,al for eeason-R =ce!p,s. 4.-r.s'-.: es-
ports, BIS. jij.
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Funeral Directors

iOTWVI%G utDENS competed in a.
hours We are EQUIPPED TO dye gar
ulcnt- bia elk in twenty-four hours This
"a u special branch Of our business and
ie always givrn prompt attention. Mot
Zol!e9 3l1 North Seventh Street
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les.

loo Virginia old S.. So
1000 Virginia Centuries. io2
50 Va r. & r.. pfd.. scrip. 40.
30 Va. Il X r.. pfd.. SCRIP, 40.
10 Va. Il. & T.. pfd.. scrip. 90.
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Special Notices

TO guests. Convaicseence. nervous and
rest-curc cases. inyalids and elderly
people. Those desiring to speak - Mist
Wi,liamp in regard 20 this homo viii
please call boulevard tff6. as tho num-
Der In the telephone directory 10 an
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors
PERSONALS

fn ~ sr .Iaf rhaup;, funeral director
cHpaiinet. 300 East Main Strse,
Madison i3l. Randolph G6S3
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-02

It represented the policy Of organized Bolshev-
ism. It was the outcropping Of materialism, an
archy, atheism and avarice. It was the flaming up
Of the spirit Of destruction which shoulders in the
hearts Of radicals whose stock in trade is agita-
ton and anarchy This spirit is blasting at the
foundations of society. ~. 4.. ,4 :
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
HOLD FESTIVAL

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. May 17.-Pride OF
Delaware Council No. 45. Junior
order Of United American Mechan-
cs held a strawberry festival and
lance on Friday evening in the
Masonic Temple. Music for dancing
was furnished by the orchestra OF
eureka Council No. /. OF Whining
on.
Prizes awarded for the various
Iances. and the winners were:
Spot dance-Prize Of a box OF
candy donated by Mrs. Earl p. Hay
den. Won by Ruth Dale and zella
Marvel.
Lucky number dance-Prize Of
bunch OF flowers donated by NJ. f..
Hayden. Won by Miss Marguerret
Maloney.
Spot dance-Prize OF box OF
candy donated by Clifford White.
Won by Miss Linda Bonwell
Spot dance-Prize OF bottle OF
perfume donated by Benjamin
Mitchell. Won by Miss VILE and
Mr.. Hill. who later gave an exhibit
tion dance.
Lucky number dance-Prize OF
box Of candy donated by Mrs. Earl
p. Hayden. Won by Miss Helen
Cox.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
GRANGE TO MEET WEEKLY.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT. May 17-Delaware
Grange in session last night heard
a report from the committee in
charge Of the rummage sale which
will be held on Tuesday. May "a,
that they had rented a room at 326
East Sixth street, and asked that
the members contribute articles for
the sale, leaving same at the home
Of Mrs. George Frederick, chairman.
Although II has been the custom
OF the Grange to meet every other
Monday evening in June, July and
August. it has been decided to con-
tinue the meetings every week dur
ing June.
During the lecturers hour, the
followig program was furnished:
Vocal solo, Mrs. ]. c. Slack; recita-
ton. Mrs. W. II. Mccoy; instru-
mental solo. Emma S. Maclary; in
strumental solo, Mrs. +. c. Snyder;
singing by Grange members.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

a large number OF reservations A
musical and literary program has
been arranged.
Despite tho cold weather, several
Of the younger people took their
initial dip OF the season at Delaware
street wharf this evening.
The annual observance OF Chill
dren's Day will be celebrated IN
the Methodist Episcopal and First
Presbyterian churches on Sunday.
June 70. In the NJ e { h d ist
Church Children's Day programs
will take the place OF both the regu-
lar morning and evening services.
The Primary Department will hold
their exercises in the morning and
/ intermediate. and adult classes In the
evening. In the Presbyterian Church
all departments will combine at the
/ evening service. The First Baptist
1 Church will hold its service on the
third Sunday Of June.
The New Castle Athletic Associa-
tion. Jimmy McDevitt manager will
play the Brownson team Of Whining
ton tomorrow evening, at the latter's 3
grounds in Wilmington.
The Young Peoples branch OF the
Women's Christian Temperance
Union will hold a bake in Challen-
gers Pharmacy. Second and Della
ware streets. on Saturday morning,
Harley Scale, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harley Scale, yesterday afternoon
was riding on the rear Of delivery
wagon on Fifth street. when he
slipped and fell. the wheel OF the
wagon running over his left foot and
: crushing his toe. He was taken &c
the office Of Or. Lewis Booker, where
the injury was dressed.
Miss Mildred White, Of Whining
ton, was a Sunday visitor with Mr.
and Mrs. James White.
Bedford Lunt. Charles Ingram
. Warren Van Arsendafen, and Orc
s. Lunt, this city have returned from
fishing trip dtwn the bay.
; Mr. and Mrs. william Cannon and
family. Of Wilmington, were Sunday
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
2 Cannon.
- Irwin Van Arsendalen, formerly
b Of this city. but who has been II
Chicago has returned. He was q
- visitor with relatives here yesterday
b He will live in Wilmington.
Mrs. David Bowen, Of Salem. y
- j., who has been visiting friends here
b has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McCallisteI
e Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith and sol
Richard, Of By-Wood Pa, and Mis-
r Annie Coffee. were Sunday visitor
}, with Mr. and Mrs Ozro s. Lunt, o
|. Third and Chestnut streets.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Biggs, Nj
e and Mrs. Harry +. Holiday, Charlie
% Ingram and Buford Lunt motored [
4 Media and West Chester on Sunday
Mrs. William Patterson and soI
e william. Jr, OF Wilmington, ar
/. guests OF their parents and grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walli
o Of Sixth and Delaware streets.
'- Mrs. John W. Marrs. Of Mllingtor
e is the guest Of her daughter. Mr.
John b. Montgomery, Of West Sixt
= street.
d Mr.. and Mrs John Joseph and sol
y Harry, were the week-end guests (
l. Mr.. and Mrs. b. T. Louk, Sixth an
h fremont streets.
Evening journal., 1921-05-17
Dress Your Tone

them-not purple itself never
wear purple, but things with pur-
pie tone. soft rose and mulberry
mulberry I'm most happy I'M
why that impish little grin quiv-
cred at the corners Of her mouth.
~ were eat-Fd purr. you
knowi~
And then Patricia eonnded that
she really believed the secret OF a
lot Of nervousness and bad temper
among women was due simply 10
selection Of c0lors which did not
suit them.
There is a basic color for every
Evening journal., 1921-05-17

IF you ean forget your clothes.
they are all risht-if you are con
ssiSus Of them. they are all wronE.-
This Is The advice little Miss Pa
triela Ceilings gives TO the woman
whs would look really well In her
ciSthea- Patricia. now playing the
feminine lead in "Just Suppose Is
one OF the best dressed women en-
Tho stage
Don't wear a thing just because
u Is fashionable-wear II because
you are happy In II" she says
Now I am most happy wearing
things with unso OF purple In