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The Washington times., 1921-04-19
PATRIOTIC CAKE.

PATRIOTIC CAKE.
tablespoon crisco.
i cup sugar.
3 eggs.
l cup milk.
] teaspoon vanilla
Pinch of salt.
"a cups of Washington -four.
teaspoons Rumford yeast pow
der.
Cream crisco, add sugar, then
eggs; add milk and mix well, then
add vanilla, salt and -four and yeast
powder. Beat well, put In CREASED
pans and bake In a moderate oven.
ICING.
Beat the whites Of three eggs to n
stffr froth; add " pound Of xxSX
sugar. add a few drops of candy
coloring.-Gertrude Miller, IS X
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1921-04-19
BANANA CAKE.

Cream Y pound butter, add III
cups sugar.
eggs, one at a time.
l cup milk
teaspoon vanilla,
teaspoons of baking powder and
nour TO make soft dough.---Mrs.
Nellie Murphy, 1888 Minnesota ave-
nue., Anacostla.
The Washington times., 1921-04-19

The scum which is left by hard
water may be removed from sinks.
basins and tubs by kerosene OF
gasoline.
The Washington times., 1921-04-19
TICKLE FANCY.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

have gone about with q man
for four months. He has shown
much affection for me. and he also
stated that he cared for me. I
have taken a great liking to him,
but lately Ne Is going out with
another girl.
DO you think should call him
Or write to him snd see what he
has to say. E. C.
You letter Is typical of many
that come to me. II you want to
reopen the situation and your idea
Il . hope of winning the young
mans tickle fancy back to you.
write and ask to see him.. II,
however. you really mean to- con-
sSdsr the incident closed. what is
there for you to discuss7
The Washington times., 1921-04-19
The Hundred Dollar Question

As I looked there came back to
me something Willard had said to
me:
We're going to give the papers
the biggest story they've had since
the signing of the armisticer
And then 1 found myself wond-
ering VII the atory wasn't even
bigger than willard had thought IL
would be.
The Washington times., 1921-04-19
NOT so.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

am fond of a young man who
resides at a distance, and when
he takes me out and brings mo
back home II Is after q m. Now,
last week, with the permission of
my parents and An invitation from
them personally. this young man
stayed over night. But my sisters
and brother say It was most Inn
proper. H. J.
What you did was in no way
improper. Your sisters and brother
may be teasing you They must
realize that when your parents
invite = guest to pass the night
ut their home, the fact that the
guest In your friend rather than
the friend Of your brother doesn't
affect the propriety-or rather the
good taste-of the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
GAY GALAXY OF KEITH STARS
ON MEWACADEAlYP RCGRAM
Fanciful Fun, Novelty and Classy Music and Dancing
Promised in Each of the Two Shows Booked by
Manager Charles w. Rex

fancifui fun. novelty and classy
each 81 the two shows MANAGER
Charles ". Rex offers at -. +. kcith's
Academy Thcatcr for the week com
m"ncing with the Monday matinee.
William Wilson and his company OF
farce players VIII be conspicuous
among the offerings for the opening
half Of the week. 'rhc New Guest"
Is the title OF the high speed musical
comedy ski, In which the Wilson
company viii he Bccn here for the
first time. All Of the members OF TIA"
supporting cast are speciality per
formers. They provide variety Of
entertainment in the o!io Of special
ties iu,crpulatch ia the ski'.
a novel and divcrtius Offering viii
be that Of Arthur and Leah Bell. Il
versatile team OF variety entertain
crS. In the fifteen minutes allotted to
the act they entertain with vcEtrilo-
QuiEin, songs and dances.
one of tho biggest drawing cards
In vaudeville this Hohson Is featured
on this bill. He Is i:i Morton. huInor-
list and mOnniogist. nn established IA
vpIit" oi the Keith big tin"." who
rarely leaves III" metropolitan circuit
ne scored hca"ily this spring In Ne"
York lie viii play only Richmond
ana Norfolk before returning TO the
biz; time"
y Jolly round OF nonsense. musical
numbers and dances Viii form the
contribution 90 Arthur and Marjorie
Dale. I.'kc all of tho other acts on
this bill. they are new to Richmond
but come with the stamp OF approval
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. VA, MAJ 7.--Mlss
Annie Chnppeil. after spending tae
winter teaching school in Stoyail. y.
G. has returned home.
Little Frances Maxey. daughter of
Mr. aud Mrs. George {. Maxcy. enter
tainci a uumhcr OF linlc friends IN
honor Of her birthday on Tuesday.
McsIamcs y 7. Willis and Mary
G. Wright attended the funeral OF
Mrs Bette Osborne. IN Lawrenceviile
last Tuesday
Miss Ethel wea,hcry who spen,
the pas, season mere aa clerk for
Iiowcrton Bros. loft Monday for her
home la south boston.
Miss shannon Morton who is tench-
ins In FarInv!i!e, spent the Weekend
with her parents here. 49,
y = K.nf.. Was a Gale. IN ken
n1uuh last week.
Mrs g u barrow IS spending this
wccE !u south Boston.
VIM, shelton, al Richmond, spent
several days this "cch WITH ir.th"s
MACY wright. o. Philadelphia.
visited ais mother. Mrs Mar? Z,
Wright. last week
Sir. and Mrs = -. Morton after
hoinr on thcir bridal tour, are no"
visiting his parents her"' ,,
Field Tag" exercises wcre hcld
n C.arksyille II! rh school last ~
dny The events were well cHrr!nh
In the senior clnsa two medals "rie
awarded. on" 10 the toy Winning INC
most points. and the other 70 .tAe
girl Winning the meet POINTS, rom
ho,'s class and MISS Mary 'art!l
Harris the girls. Ihcn!e d'"ner was
" " raruhar, was In Oxford and
-
Charles fiiauEs spent TIA" week cnd
with his mother who Is Ia the hos
,!,ai u Richmond
M.sses LNlan Williamson ara
Frances Davis were Visitors IN VA-
Lit,l. Anna Tishalc, daughter o:
Nj nuG Mrs / X. Tisdal", enter
taiuod scvcrG little young people
on "Wednesday afternoon IN hohor OF
h.r fourth birthday
Willinm Blanks has returned home
aft.r spending som" time IN N'ch-
" =. Beddinrneld was in Raleigh,
uendar.on ana wake Forest, y. c..
stuart Masec. Of North Carolina.
spent the Weekend here with his
Dr. n ri;s .;s, ! has TI'u5 5a%i
in I.ynchburg and Chatham
Rouldin Crcwd"r was caller In
Wilbur Ecddingiie!d and son. WI
liam. spent the Weekend with his
parents IN wake Forest, NC.
Fred Ware sptrt the last week
with friends in LyEchburg.
Mrs w. w. Barnhart haze returned
homo after spending some time with
her sister in Richmond.
Mrs l.. 4. Pittard and little dangh-
ter, Grace Ellen. spent several days
in South Boston this week. where
Grace Ellen had her tonsils removed.
Harold Easlcy spent Tuesday In
Union Level.
Harvey Charpcl spent Monday eve
ming in Niligllina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
lMNG WEEK HOLDS RARE RICHMOND MUSIC LOVERS

SIEcn them by metropolitan audiences
IN" natter half OF the week will
nf!hS another exceptionally nttrac-
we variety entertainment. on this
ON VIII he Betty Washington. "A GI-
I,tt descendant OF the family of
'"orE" Washington. Miss washing
tnh Is It dainty ana talented artistic.
Snc recently returned from a tour
81 III" European musical c.utcrs uu,,
brings latt"r.HS tributes She rcceiy ed
from the music critics of France and
fhS lhnd. She Is "A versatile iustru-
ncnthIist. but her performance In,
vaudeville il confined To violin mum
bcrS.
Ada Janrc. eccentric co,nodicnne
ana her company, VIII be- seen in "a
iast and funny farce. Miss .Ianrc ,ig
singer and dancer Of exceptional
talent.
The LciEhtons and their Never PAY
MinStr"ls' ar. returning WIKI :, new
WhIrl OF inlrth. Instrumental and w
'ai music. Tom leighton, Of this
team. !s the author of many popular
songs. notably Casey Jones" steam
BOAT Ell and lie Done Mo wrong "
me team 's singing several now ones
this season. which have not Vet been
given - the publishers.
bounding out the diversified bill
"iii come Potter ANA IiartwcIl. sing
"rs. dancers and novelty perform
err. Thcy have rOistcrinc skI,,
tec,ning "ith funny surprises
Win each of tho Vaudeville shown
VIII come reasonable motion rIctu-.
displays. including the latest Pa,ho
Nr"s ana educational films and an
original bhotO-farCc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May =
Tho Frcdorickshurg Normal school
recently has sssu"G a supplement- TO
The 'c2l ana 1922 catalogue. in which
1t announces that beginning wIth
September. 1921. the institution VIII
offer in addition - the four other
courses given. a four-year degree
course. Much in,orcs; already IS
being shown In this ana several other
recent announcements which VIII lead
20 the Development and !argemcnt
Of the Institution.
The department OF physical cduca-
ton gave its annual exhibition in the
norma! gymnasium Friday evening.
The program consisted OF Swcdi sh
exercises. drills dances and games.
: 80 reflect great credit upon the
physical director. Miss Pearl Hicks,
and upon each student taxing part.
Senator G. O'Conor Goolrlck delight
I'd the faculty and students at the
chapel hour recently with short adj
dress on "NirG!nil's Two Great Needs
Schools and Good Roads"
The department of music, under the
direction OF Miss Elizabeth Villa ms.
gave most enjoyable concert and
comic opcrctta on tho evening OF
MAY 4. Fifty young ladies took par;
in tn. program. consisting Of quartet.
OF :hc progrcm was devoted 20 tho
"pcrctia, The Family Doctor" which
elected much applause from the large
audience present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

sentimental Tommy" Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gouver-
u"ur Morris The Wild Goose
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday.
ISlS-"king Queen aud Joker"
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Marian Davis. In Buried Treas
urc.' Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day.
opEoN Milton sills, in "The
Faith Healer" Monday ana Tues
tay Ma Mgrray. ia THE Gildcd
LILY" Wednesday and Thursday.
Norma TalmaGEc. in she Loves
and Lies Friday and Saturday.
EEN-Art Accord. In "rhc White
Horscman.' Monday VIII Rogers.
In almost Il Husband Tuesday
''rh" Tiger Band" wednesdays.
Jack Perrin, ia The Knockout
Man" Thursday. The witch's
Lure Friday. The Diamond
Queen" Saturday.
vicTon-All-star cast present
ing Bitter Fruit" Monday and
Tuesday. Dead or Alive" we'd
ncsdny and Thursday. Will.
New York sleeps" Friday and Sat
urday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
BOYKlNs

EoiklNS. VA. May w. W
Mni'e. Jr'. spent Saturday in Nor.
Mr. and Mrs W. T. Myr!ck and
'hHthter, bern!cc. Of the S;atesv!llc
community. spcn: Monday in me
nome Of II. y. Moore.
Miss Martha Simmons Drcwry
spent the weekend with hcr cousin,
Mss %a"cy Whitehead, of ror,s.
Nj and Mrs. s T.. prcwry lag,
h,ridny afternoon for NorfoIH W.
Mr. !,rewry has bccn under ,ra:.,n. ,,T
'"r inc past several weeks
Mf4 ). J. Myrick spent Monday in
SuMoik with her sister. Mrs r.
Knight i,,.t. who is at Lake View los.
Mr ]. II Barnes ana SON Carol,
Hpnn' saturday In FRANKLIN.
Mss Marie iiincs and Mr. FrapsIt,
rr""lL %. Fn"tor.d to Franklin SntIr.
uaE', ihcy were accompanied horne
Mrs W Il Atkinson ana cTii-
,ria,i WI" Spent the weekend with
Metsrs ] j. Schneider. Jr. H. N
,r.m'' sHent Thursday III Peters
M Mrs 4 =. Burden. Misses Leon.
i,i.nes. ketta and Cornolia Hart and
N'SsFs. linton Smith ami Frcf
DrcwryVillc Saturday d"
~ Mr and Mrs Charlie Harris. O,
N"Ttoik, sncnt the Weekend n, -.
home of Mrs. Harris fath.r Nj
r Bryant -N'' j
the Parsonage Society OF tho " =,
Gnm[rx IS getting up a play. Mis-,
10 present In tho Roykins y.i,Eb go
tHG!, nr!un IN the n"r, few ,y.cL =
ne aAte ~ which VIII be publishct
IN 'h"%e columns next week
- 10y SIN mons and sisters. Missc.
i"rn ana i.Hci!!", sDcnt lavt wack.o,,
~ Hic" Va. as the guests OF ,hci,
sister. Miss Iyla Simmons
MisS Mns*l" Simmons spent las,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Flashes Of the Films

Mitchell Lewis. Milton Suls. Jo-
scph Engour, cassou Ferguson and
SpOttis God Aiken support Betty
Compsun ia "At the End o: the
World"
Sir James " Barrie SAYS that
Sentimental Tommy represents the
youth Of Robert Louis Stevenson.
Friends say II represents his own
youth.
The motion picture occupies part
Of the fields OF painting sculpture
music. dmIma. poetry. history. phi
losophy, and all tho forms OF nc
ton says Rupert Hughes, In prov
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

secretary. Miss katherine Harris.
president for W. NJ. L., auxiliary to
& Il. -. viii also be In attendance.
others from Richmond who Will at
tend are Mrs. George w. Mcdaniel.
ten and Miss {. q. Mcdaniel Cmis-
sionary on furlough. Mrs. J. T.. Love.
Misses pa'Ay Goodc and Emmie Day
nd Mrs. j. ". Cnmminh and others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
RICHMOND WOMEN WILL
ATTEND BAPTIST MEET

The thirty-ihiru annual meeting Of
Tho Woman's Missionary Union Aux
il!ary to the S1:::hcvn Baptist Con-
yention. VIII Ice held in ChattanooEa.
Tenn. May Il 10 &c, 1921 Each
state within the Southern Baptist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Convention Is allowed forty dele
gates. The annual SIMON Will be
preached IN sunday morning hy Or,
NJ l.. Dead. OF Shreveport, La. at the
First Baptist Church.
The following officers OF tho vir-
Eina w. NJ L.. Will attend: Mrs
John T. Vines. Miss Lizzie Savage
Miss Alta Foster. Mrs. j. A. Barker
and the newly elected young peoples
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Socialist. to Obtain nenrc.cn,,t,o,

~ IlE.'', WV ..-FOr m. Nry,
line in the history OF IN. cn,,,r,.
ID" SOCIALIST party has obtained nar.
laincntary REPRESENTATION. In =, .
recent congressional elections TWO
A'"ts III Tho Chamber Of p.n,,i,s
were Won by Socialists. Will -
democratic nar'y, largely sIinnor,mn
ny Organized labor. substantive,
cease, cease us Representation in ;hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
SPRING MUSICAL FESTIVALS
OPEN HERE ON WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Club Chorus, Philadelphia Festival Orches-
ira and Nine. Marguerite DAlvarez Contrato to
Appear at City Auditorium on Opening Night

Feast At Bagdad; tho sea: the vessel
is wrecked on "a rock on which IL
mounted a warrior OF brass: con-
clusion.
Intcrmssion
Hear Ne, Yc Winds and Waves
nHandeD, Forrest Dabney Carr.
Tone poem. Death and Transfigu-
ration" tStrauss).
Thursday Night, May IL,
$50 O'Clock.
Overture. "Tannhauscr" twagner).
Aria. Donna non vidi mai" from
Manon l.escaut" GuccinD. Edward
lie Grand Paque Russo" (Rinsky-
korsakow).
Aria. n lucevan lie stellc" quo
c!nD. Edward johnson.
lntcrm!ssion.
Funeral March" from The Twi-
light of the Gods" ,WaSncr).
Closing scene from The Twilight
Of the Gods tWaGncrl. Edward
Johnson.
overture. "Solcnnellc" ("lSl2"D
CTschaikowsky)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Wednesday Night. May II.
N..ln n,GlncI,
Thursday Afternoon. May IL,

Overture to The Mastcrsingcrs'
CWarncr).
"Pilrrims' Song (Tahaikowsl<y)
Forrest Dabncy Carr.
Symphonic suite. "Schcherazadr"
Rimsky Korsakow): Cd The sea and
the vessel OF S!nbad, ca The tale nj
the Prince kalcnder. go The young
prince and the young princess. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Alice BRADY will appear next in
Little Italy" q story by Frederick
and Fanny HattOn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Bryant Washburn Will appear per
sonally in thcatcrs showing Tho
Road to London"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

What promises TO DC one OF the
most Interesting spring music f.s-
tivaiS in the annals OF the Wednesday
club viii begin a Scrics of three con
certs next "Wednesday night at the
city Auditorium. TO be followed by Il
matinee program Thursday ana con-
Guiding Thursday night. Tickets are
now on sale at the Corlcy Company.
cellcnt seats left, both for the entire
group and for separate concerts.
The Initial evening will be of pc
cuiiar interest to local music lovers,
Tor IT Ia then that the Wednesday
club Chorus, which Miss Jean TriGE
has been training all the winter with
80 much car" and attention to detail.
viii be heard. 1t is To give several
FOLK songs rather than devottnG its
energies to one long number. as has
been customary in the past and those
who have attended recent rrhca rSa Is
declare the work Of tn" singers 20
10 be conducted by Or. Thaddcus
Rich. of the Philadelphia Festival
orchestra, which is 10 accompany the
singers.
South American contralto, Is to he
the solD!Et "Wednesday night. and
critics agree that she has wonder
tul voice and altogether charming
personality. and the club IL glad TO
be able TO present her to the Rich
mond public.
At the matinee there will he three
numbers by the orchestra. and the
soloiSt is TO bc Forrest Dabney Carr.
hasso-cantaute. and a native Of the
Old Dominion, who has won high
praise for himself in all parts Of this
country. Thursday night the club
Will present Edward Johnson. leading
tenor Of the Chicago Opera .i,Ssucia-
tion. who was heard here about Il
decade ago before he made "A name
for himself nj the la Scala Opera
House in Milan, Italy, and later
created a sensation in this country.
Following is the program for all
three concerts.
Wednesday, Might. May II.
S:3O o'clock.
"a Song or Victory" u'lctcher). the
chorus.
Overture. lie CARNIVAL Romain.''
the orchestra.
(a) "Madrigal" tHydc); 90 Dusk"
tGrctchaninoD. the chorus.
"Racchanalc." from Sampson and
Dclllnh" -Sacns). the orchestra.
Folk tune C'County Dcrry'o. ira
diti"nal arranged by Gra!ngcr). the
chorus.
In;crmission.
Aria. "Adl"u Forcts." from Jeanne
dare" tRcmbcrE). Nine D'Alvarcz
Tone poem. "Finlandia" CS;bclius),
III" orchestra
Air de Liza" from 'T.'Enfant
Prologue" (Debussy), Nine p'Alvarcz.
overture, "raunhauScr" CWagncr)
the orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Oliver Morosco is applying reverse
English TO the movie game. Hes
producing 'Slippy McGcc" for the
screen before he puts it on the stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08
Cinema Happenings

I, has just been whispered that
Marguerite Clark is ~ and Bin Hart
is 10.
ltelen Chadwtck is to he leading
lady for Tom Moore in Beating the
Game"
Practically every cinema in Lon
don showed Pauinc Fr"lcrick in
Madame y" the same week.
wnfrid North. actor and producer.
plays the part OF j. Rufus walliug-
ford. in The Son Of WallinGford.'
Tod Browning. director. proposes
that every publicity man making Il
still be reported for violation of the
prohibition law.
Another title changed. This time
it's Constance Talmadgc's next. From
"E.auty or Brains to Woman's
Place" What was the matter with
the first?
Pacific Storms" has been pur-
chased as vehicle for Frank Mayo.
The sky Hangers" starring
George T. Scitz. vii! bc released on
May /.
The Stanley Theatcrs in Philadel-
phia. have reduced admission prices
who's next!
What Can You Expect" is the
title OF Gladys Walton's next. Well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

What Can You Expect" is the
title OF Gladys Walton's next. Well,
in movies, what can you?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

The Stanley Thcatcrs in Philadel-
phia have reduced admission prices.
who's next:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Practically every cinema in Lon
don showed Pauline Frederick in
Madame ~ the same week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Wilfrid North, actor and producer.
plays the part OF j. Rufus WalliIS-
ford. in The Son Of WallinEford.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

II has just been whispered that
Marguerite Clark Is ~ and Bin Hart
is i6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Helen Chadwick is 10 h. leading
lady for Tom Moore in Beating the
Game"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

Tod Browning. director. proposes
that every publicity man making Il
still be reported for violation of the
prohibition law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-04

tive process, instead of arresting a man by due process, saying: "Exclu- sion is by administrative process. in stead of arreSHng a man by due pro- cess of law and bringing him before a judicial tribunal, the administrative process of seizing a man and trying him before an administrative officer is used. That is not bad in ex- clusion cases, because the alien has no constitutional rights, as until there is a. legal landing he is technically in no country at all. There is another process, exclusion, which operates af- ter the alien comes in. if he comes iE clandesinely, or is admitted illegally anyone may make a complaint against any alien on information and beliet and the Secretary of Labor is bound to issue a warrant for his arrest though he may have lived here 40 years. He is not examined before :i court but before an inspector of i'm migration. Here the rights of a res ident are taken away from him by administrative process such as the Czor of Russia might employ"
 MT Post cited the recent 'red'' de portations as a glaring example oi the defects of the exclusion proyis- ions of the law. stating that abou. 5000 warrants were issued. 3,00C cases reported, and that mot a bit O. evidence sufficient to condemn a ca to go without it's milk for one mea was submitted except in 500 cases.
 "Of these 500 caSeS,'' the speaker said, there isn't a case in. which therl is any evidence to show that the per son was violent. Nearly all of then
 were cases where the offender was a member of an organization thar taught the overthrow of the Govern m ent of the United States by violence which as a deportable offence. The Communist parity and the Russian or ganization of trade unions Were found to be within that law. Four hundred: or more of the people who were de ported had joined one or the other o: these organizations, mostly as ap- thought they were joining a social club Of their countrymen. some T. take lessons in a school established by, the organization. Very few of those deported as members of the organizations knew that the organiza- a. ton advocated anything which canlc within the proviso of the law. We got red in the eye, that was the trou
 ble. That isn't the first color scheme was a red republican because he sup ported Jefferson. My father was a black republican because he support ed Abraham Lincoln, and I can re- member when green was the offend ing color and advertisements for ser want girls concluded with the Senti- mens No Irish need apply If the alien Is doing anything destructive of this country, tets deport him if he is him, but let's try and convict him first This picking men up by the collar by administrative process and whether guilty or innocent deporting them ought to be intolerable to Amer ican minds.''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-04
FLASHES

Many eminent men will speak at the fifth anniversary celebration of the Easter week uprising in Ireland at the Casino next Sunday afternoon at 2:30- Among the speakers will be Eagan Clancy, brother of the late mayor of Limerick.
 Leon Boug1er. formerly an orderly st Dr. McFar1and's sanatarium in Westport, attempted to commit sui eide by jumping from second story window at the Bridgeport hospital Saturday night He is reported to be suffering from an incuragle disease which it is thought has unbalanced the mans mind.
 Construction work valued at s2,- port due to bankers insisting on a workers refusing to take a twenty per cent reduction in wages. according to Albert w. Smith of W. A Smith and Son.
 Republican members of the new House will hold their organization caucus Saturday. April g. two days before opening of the special session of Congress.
 Supreme Court Justice Hinman of Albany, granted permanent injunc- ton to the United Traction Co.,. re- straining John Smith, of Rochester. from operating a bus line between Albany and Troy.