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notice., JAMES SWEENEY. the
owner aud occupant of house situated AZ
81 5 JaCkBo1 st. IN tic Eleventh ward OF the
rfty 0i Wilmington. county of New Castle
apd state OF Delaware. III compliance with
the requirements uf the acts of the General
Assem- hlX In such made aud provided,
"a hereby glNe notice that ! shall apply in
writing IL the Court OF General Sessions
Of the state of Delaware in and for New
Castle county 90 AlOnday the Gth dag
or January \ II 1919. being the DtNt
Term nf sail court Tor IA license for said
house as an inn or tavern. for he Salo
therein Of intoSrat ing liquors 10 less guam
titles than enc quart 10 bc drunk on the
premises aud thc following respectable
ritizens at said ware. at least twelve Of
whom are substantial freeh,.lders OF said
ward, reGommmcDd the said application. via
Richard t Pictsch James L. Couneily
John 4 Henry Harry l.. Niisalmer
Patrick j Spery samuel Nharry
William J GrCeu Joseph ]. AcDerm0tt
Peter " Newell Charles Hawke
William Faraghcr Charles w Bradford
samuel + Elliott iohn L. Funk
Albert 4. Drews Frank J. Mulyena
james + Mullen Domlnick A. kenney
John l. Kelly William ! Jones
stanley : Nasik Moses Bagdouotf
) Sobatin>kt James DtnSmorc
Fell tiildta Charles Edwards sr
WhIi.sal Il tstes8 ftonlae bradford
JAAtES Sh EE\ ~
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Es!:I!lsy:K:xs:Y
MANl ED.

.ad FAows Blug lotn = Nae
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BRIGHT BOY-~For ONCE work. Good
chance for ADVANCEMENT. Apply SIG Tat
~
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REMOVALS.
CLEANERS AND DYERS

A. MARTIN, Tailor. Cleaning. Dyong,
Pressing. securing. Repairing of ladies
ana gentlemen clothing Work called for
enu deiiFercu. Ii3 v Eighth street ID. & A.
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EAHMS TOI.II.

FARM TO LET - ACRES
BrandyWinc hundred, near railroad Sfi
tiou buildings aud fences IN good con
diti0n Fruit IN variety aid abundance
Running water at buildings Apply TO
NJ D. Crossan. Real Eatate Department.
Equitahle Trust co
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AGENTS. AND AAIESMk.N.

AUTHENTIC Histors of th" World War.
with Introdut-tton hy General l'cytou G.
NarCn nirnc~f sria'f IN tno United States
army t'ffist"i ph"i"fT"phs SOUS On S'Eh'
ttiE terms t.Nira"f d'narN "uphrtAmtA Tor
men or women PUtH' FHHr universal
ltauSft l'hiladP(Nlia
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Administrations NOTICES.

NOTICE Estate of Charles A DAILY de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate of
Charles \ DAILY tate OF Baltimore. Md
dec.ased we're duly granted unto John z.
DAILY on sne thirteenth day of November.
A - 1918. and all persons indebted 10 the
said deceased are requested to make pay
ment TO the administrator without delay
and all persons having demands against
tho deceased are required 10 exhibit and
present the Same duly prODated to the said
administrator on or before the thirtccut h
day Of November A ID. 1919. or abide by
the law In this behalf
JOHN Z DAILY
Administrator
Charles Il Evans E6q. Attorney at Law
Ford Building. W Wilmington Del
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PUBLIC SALES.

WILL. br sold at public safe nj Ilsdte{ =
Mlli. one mile north Of k,naett square
Pa on Thursday. I,ecsmhtr :. I9le At
la o'clock the personal property 1T tile
late Thomas Strahnrn. consisting Of
household goods. RtoCk. implements Terms
cash Particular, ,atsr
tiEANbk u SFKNtIOkN
0rttip. AuCt iouCcr AdnInistratftX
sinclair Clerk
PUBLIC SALE Content of eight room
houss Compicte wili he sold 81 stidhAn &
sous Auction store. I II east Fourth street
Friday Isetrmbce a lois i O'Clock y ~ .
sharp. Mahogany bedroom suite, cost eiha
diuiosrUom suite complete brass t,sd
Cuamrisd bed, felt mattresses. ,hree= pteCe
tihrary suite mHhouan1 frames. ii brown
itathcr coet SI3as Kitchen cabinet daVen-
port rnLch. cHair-. picturee. itl,fsrN i8ttt.
large uri,eui. t',akr1,..= rask0fs dfess.=t4
and titIBuBtcf- ~taii and hal. Carpet .uE
Cral tine rug tah hie linen hed niaukrt.
comforts, shudes Man! othtr artieies used
in first class honc ttrtS Gonds -
ccpted in payment CRSh Stidham y
Sou. Auctionetrs
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AIASQIIRADE SUITS.

kfAEt1ffERAFlf SUITS and Wigs IN hira
Specialists n paints and tnhHe-ups Frans
Ble4inaer corner fVurth anJ " Nalnu, strest
Inonu t&5H ~
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PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL

fp2 /" I'D st
Refined. Distinct i've. p~ivata Business
school romutomcter. Ilictapnone. kDok-
xeeuAng, -teuugrRphF &C. -ounh curriculum
New udcrwood tFprwritcrS s~tcntiiC
J~DTFfDI NJ aiming Every lag lRd
ught Phone &c.. At
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FtT.I.P WANTED.

,NSTAL.hIE&T I Cohcs OF Apply Hurley
t'uwe. Go. no Market street
IA\lTOR-W WHITE man and wifs No
cnitoren nturuished LIVING QUAR-
TtttS ana HEAT lrce. steady wUrk. ecod
wage Address Il -. Every bvening
0utcF.
VAUDEVILLE partner wanted singer
I'astlnlc o. ~ herNyisc Address Comedian.
7 i. h.very Evening oihct
WANTED Office boy or girl for messenger
service Apply Atlas Powder Co. Room
2u5t du I'uut building
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

E3H1UR
of set of books and making out trial bal.
apccs monthly. state age. eapcrt~noe and
salary wanted Good opening Tor right
bban,ss bb,l,es. Address ~ Every ''
CASHIER Experienced. Apply Srhssrin IL
Braunstein. 6os Market street .
DRESsMAkFR wants experienced help,
Apply W7 Orange street. -
EXPERIENCED AND INExPERi-
ENCED HELP ESSENTIAL IN
DUsTRy PERMANENT EN-
PLoyMENT GOOD wAGEa FOR
LEARNERS. PIECE WORK WITH
GUARANTEED HOURLY RATE
FOR ExpERIENCKD HELp
WILMINGTON MILLS.
sINTEENTH ST. RAILROAD AVE.
EXPERIENCED millinery ssieoiady. Per
manent position. Good salary. Apply to
Mr. smith. Brsunste,ns. 6iOt2 Market
street
ENpERIENt operators on sewing
chimes I'm underwear factory Nice clean
work good pay aud pleasant surroundings
Apply TopWis Bros. Co. 2l7 French
street
EXPERIENCED unr Isurc and hair dresser
Good salary NpplS Dg Holden. COZ kquit-
able building
chimes in underwcar factory. Nice clean
work good pay and pleasant surroundings
Apply Torsis Bros. Co. 2i7 French
stree,
Girl For general housewurk Apny
2iO2 Woodlawu avenue Phone bsso
GUARANTEED RC0q Goc Buckeye. u
dandy margarine 3uc furiiy Nut 3sc
prido ~. l'urity Margarine ~. Good
Luck. ~ olive Neise Dressing, % suIe
The Smallest Store in Town Jesso
t"fner. i2i King street
Girl For telephone exchange Apply
bond Machine 90, sta " fifth
GIRL or middle aged woman to help with
hoHsework Call ~ 4 4 2a35 )
GOOD, reliable wsehwomsn FOR Mondays
and Tuesdays Family nf four Addrss
Y 3i, Every evening nnirH
Girl To help cook Wages s. per week
ara W Twelfth street
Girl To assist il dental office None
under Is need apply American ipcnt Al
Pariors. Gn2 hsrkHt street
GtRi 10 a.eist sith houseworh ara W
Nineteenth stret
OIIu II ~orain story Apply s,ein,e
lRk"tl seventh and kinp Sirtets
GENTLFNAN WITH twr children Wishes
housesrtI"r tn pheasant country home
hesy work Appiv 60 J. e shsrpess Go
Nsrd l'a
GtRi wsntcd for general houseworL white
ot r"l"r"d Npply LeNy, - Nine
teenth street
o'Ri y woman e hclp With housework
and young man .nvald tiood home tn
suburbs 4 - ltuN .a!, cty
lAbN hooskccper wanted Apply ct the
oihr' oi hotei Wilmington
MAID For general hou~e~ors Apply 1910
boulevard
NEAT middle aged uomau would like
position as houaekp-per IN small family
7 ~ Every EvsnioE puice
RFItAni.E woman for sweepina and clean
ing on Fridays and saturdays. Addrcas
7 ~, fvery tveninr Once
TWO young women for oftce votG Ami,
\ u paniortha Drug store Market and
second stFC"f-
TWO experienced vai,r,.sses. sppiy Annex
Hotel. fourh and spruce StN
IN rlST Young lady abput ls iar copy.
nE work petlnan NJ position ttuStuts~
c'.licEr student pretprrCd Addrreas Il 31
hNerN Evrntng ''iiire
fttRtE rhogoiatn coatefg StaauN r,oai
tton Good wages. lohn q farpas. Sixth
and EdEWupt Ave Chostar "a
WANTED 'ompetent cs4ared woman FOR
genera hnusewurk small family snply
loi6 FrSnkttn street.
NAN Ftli Cashier. for Saturdays only
Nidnl'~ased woman preferred Apply IN
Owu bandWrtting. Address I "a hxcry
Evening ttuCe.
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Ymkmen Ininred

net e0mething2 III a classified advcT-
tisernent II Every Evening Ady
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
PRIN ERS
WANT ED

TuI, WAR Is OVER
EVERY EVENING OFFERS PER
NtANrNT POSITIONS To TWO
on THREE GOOD RELIABLE
nu.N. EXrERtENCEn ~ con-
roSINo, AND tpN ROOM WORN
COOP WAGES. ~-HoUR DAY or
EtCI ~ NON DISTRIBUTION
pAsts AFrI1 Al oNCB LNbRI
EVENING OFFICE
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- - n


1905 Eotu.F street 20 rooms hath roo
water beat PrtCt attrar. we screens, shades.
UnU.euut stove AOt water heater. awnings.
Literal mortgage Possession January 'S.
1919.
TNcuts -tIr~f and Monroe plaC, .urIs aa>.
session NIne rooms. bath. two nurchca Aot
water heat Room for garage. Price reason
able
SOT Franklin sGTeCt rooms. NGt w1ts
heat shower bath SCREENS. RRS stove
frigcrator hnnlguu. Can agraus0 hlcr3i
uiortgaRe. CaU give possession go 3at
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I4oST.-StccI pockethUok, cont aiming about
ssa and pay envelop' marked So 80
rt,in.. "a T. Il station Reward " Tt-
turned TO Elsie Y Lecompte, i7n3 W
Firhth rect
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NOTICES.

LOCAL and long distance nauiins. isea-
sonNpiv rates. Owner drivers. fivc-ton
trucks Call AiBd w United Trensporta-
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W ANTED

IO\1 GIYt luuR fURNITURk AND
but sehoi1 goods away Will ray spot
cssh ior them. J. ~lut. second aud lat
nall streets Phone sssa
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I0ST AND FOUND.

GREEN cro,h,tcd baE, lost ~ noon on
THANKSGIVING. Fourth and brp1m5
containing rrocltttcd yoke nearly hnlshtu
and sornT other work rirRsc return 10
t4ul w sixth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-04
fIeENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE WILHELM SOIIER. the
tenant AMI occupant - ne nous" stu
slf,i .,sie, q 5be fhr1 w aard q" II '@liis as
city af y ltolngt0u county If Scw Gastle
md state 1T Ileiawar' ~ eoHti.ianfe wlth
the requirements 81 tac q. s. 81 + ne General
Assembly tl such case fattis aua provided.
do IL relfs 8Iyr u'.tics that ! that appit 10
writing 81 the Court nf Ganetat sessions
of t}e state ~ ItpiaN4r IN and fpr Sew
Castle ea4ntt. on Monday the Gth day
ot January y 1910, betng thH neat
frrfn ~ <4rI court for = license for aid
tnelsr a. an mn tavern fnc he sale
therein of intoxicating HaQofs ln less quan
ttties fhan anr Iuart. - be drunk on '1s
pfeuizes tud 4, ffoRinE rCegectAnje
citizens OF sad warl. d eat tNflv. nf
vHolH ~ftiis anita. tr1tshoidnrS nf said
ward fss"uifnshd rs ~atd appde-stloo, "a
: sl.sis,s. is''l'f .ro@s ns-rs I kias .as'''
Inn, Ai,s ofaiie. lahu Il Bleysg
4 Altt.atdF1rk Howard rtecbfs
! Forre>t Howard NJ stanton
.ThamasNl Monaghan tohn Net.iwee
Edward G Kobbius r. John X EroUn
Ceorg,. " Radec tree Wilhelm
IlRnief + H4HEbes II f'a~a.fa
The Nickvilll Joseph r BlanA
Affeh4rf HaEtegb kruua~d { arter
J8f5f. 7 ~,,ssa.3f1cr John Aaltel
4aftsi I ts}tuirkI Charles Dune.
'.''' WiIHFf.N <oLLGR
To ,la honorable Judges Of the Court Of
tseHHFa} sessions of the ~tats u bo|a-
~hr,s. ~ SD far \ew p. I" county ".
flps Undersigned respectable citizens Al
ltsa@f t4Et as3f tf whom 7ufSf an tai
IL, abolc-~H Of the Ninsh ward ~ the city
of Wilmington comfy ot New Castle,
state et Dttaware. hereby certify fhat
Howard 4 Starbor ~ ho IS the tenant and
occ8pana af = hauSe af business and nre IN
iSe, st5uaied at southcasf corner Thirteenth
aud iteala ~tFFFE-. who Is applicant ~ the
Court IT t,cncr9l Sessions OF the state of
Delaware In ana fer New Castle county. on
NoadnN IT, eth day of January. y
tata heluK ite neNt term ot said court for
Ii ileeIe,, feH tho sale Of intoxicating hQus.S
to be ,iruItls 9f he premises. anA 20 hot flE
aud sell AfIsh liquors Uhen fhat 40 - ~
drunk o!F h. premises lD quantities 0S fol-
lows Viz Male or breHed liquors Of u0t
less than three quarts. nor more than ON"
barrel aud other ntuxlca atlDE liquors IN
quantities III not less than three quarts
nor more thHu dVe gallons
he Is man Of fUtl age. man Of So
hricty ana GOOD moral character. ard such
safe of Intoxicating liquors al tue said point
/, necessary to accommodate the public
aud the true rental value thereof Is Isl .2oO1
twelve hundred dollars
Patrick Conner Fred T.. Ceiirs
James t Miller Aure1 Anderson
DUuuiS sweeney John EnerinS
.Tobn " elton George EmcrinE
" tlllf.In4 AY>trt T. Emil Wagner
AuSust schultz iiliam FaFrl>
Karl II schwartz Henry Queen
Philiu foHp0Sky Harry Mulhn
PAU Stapka Nllllam %atltn
Arthur kappaul / II Dennis
Karl tiarbpIu John hrOgfn
! Isaac scott Fneodore O. optfE
Nelson Il Walker g H. haupt
Henry Paris Evan r Davies
HOWARD Il SCARB0k
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BaARn ot WATER CpNNilS9IoNEkS
nor At~F VII SOS President
Nttt.sf NAIlO& IErTS Registrar
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VA TkD MACHlNlsTs tlksl
tI.SSS atENr., AL W. ~ AItlN
FAiGIHl NENI OFFICE r., E'
IL IC nOSE & III BbrR 80
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EoR SALE.

f1et arhed t0-ronTu hn1iE< m Rrvpoms
street bis property IA hizH-r rleN ated
and has good lea ~ hc city and river.
pcics go 80 Por fgrsheY Information ace
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5000 CASH.
FsAlauce eS4eg ,arrn<
( = du pnna IL ; II ~ q
Al.n far II DOG r. 81 .5nO cash
4GfA Ean Rurcu - n
1920 " Fifth 81 sr =
igln6 ieseup -
2Ft3 San E9rru Gt r. ~ Nrrs T05s@
ThrS~ house hsve All cnnvs~nienr-s I'm
mediate possession Mao in.roon housr for
r0ut slfsl per month
4. r. oTAITON co.
Phone a91g Us + ~s4pl.7v atvr~r.
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VI. W. VAUGHN
Phone oAs aif Orange Street
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HAIR DRESsS ING.

DIR 10 l. - Z N DEKAIAT0IOGfST
facn currector all blemishes removed from
the face imperfect features birth. dis
case or ucrdtutl corrected. rough. COARSE
pores su0otntd aud skin refined conplex-
ION cleared hullows and wrinkles removed
H0urs . to Il and ! 10 9 Equitable Bldg
Room 6U2 Phone 1lSt
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FOR SAL r

FOR SALE
Having qust he dairy business { haYe for
sale The following goods st bargain price
%o : Perfes,tjon bottle filler. dairy turbine
separator 2-h r. upright engine 5-0
u q motor bottle carriers, hotties milk
cans ice crehal machinery At pas Terer-
son street Cali btt wecn . and 30 m and
and
FOR SALE.
on West Fourth street ;SJhJ rI0ck rus-
Ses,ton and ferrnS guaranteed ID twn wreks
t.ugc Nearly new. Soveu rpouls. bath.
porch and naat Little cash.
semi -detachcsi hOue near fne Boulevard
for 81 5OU. 81 4ase plan. sever rooms. ha d.
porch hcat and garage entrance. Possession
~ aure An4 not great amount OF cash
required
g. HONARD GORDON.
gt5 Orange street.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
TRY HAGNESIA FOR
STOMACH TROUBLE
X NeutrsliIes Stomach Acidity,
Prevents Food Fermentation,
SOur, Classy Stomach and
Acid Indigestion.

Doubtless il you are a sufferer from
indigestion, you have already tried
popSin. bismuth, soda, charcoal. drugs
and various digestive aids and you
know these things will not cure your
trouble-in some cases do not even
give relief.
But before giving up hope and de-
Gliding you arc a chronic dyspeptic
just try the effect of a little bisurated
magne sia---not .he ordinary commerc-
ial carbonate, citrate, oxide or milk,
but the pure bisursted magnesia
which you can obtain from practically
any druggist in either powdered or
tablet form.
Take a teaspoonful of the powder
or two compressed tablets with a little
water after your next meal, and see
what a difference this makes. II will
instantly neutralizc the dangerous,
harmful acid in the stomach which
now causes your food 10 ferment and
sour. making gas, wind. :latulence.
heartburn and the bloated or heavy.
Iumpy feeling that seems to follow
most everything you eat
You will find that provided you
take little bisursted maSnesia i'm
rledistely ofter q meal. you can eat
almost anything and enjoy it without
any danger OF pain or discomfort TO
follow and moreover. the continued
use of the bisursted TnaEnesia cannot
iniUFe the stomach in any way so long
ss there are any symptoms Of acid
indigestion.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
COSMOS.

The Little Burglar" q. D. Bergs
musical comedietta. featuring Jimmie
Rosen. Arnold Mays, and Gertrude
Asher, with a company Of twelve peo-
PIE, will be the leading feature of
next weeks bill at the Cosmos The
ater.
Another musical number will pre-
sent Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Clare in
"a Breeze from Killarney" Arthur
Rigby, the weil-known minstrel will
bring blackface merriment and
songs; Rice and Francis, a laughable
problem. in MIXED Metaphors;" the
Musical Martins. melodies on wood,
brass, strings, and glass, and Hoyt's
Midget Marvels. an exhibition OF
pigmy acrobatics.
Theda Bara's picture. "Cleopatra," !"
will be the added matinee attraction.
Other films will include a comedy and
the Hearst-Pathe News.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
CRITERION,

One OF the strangest chapters in
American history is vividIy presented
in the great photoplay. Riders OF the
Purple Sage" in which William Far
mum will appear at the Criterion The
ater for one week beginning next
Sunday.
Based on the Zane Gray novel OF
the same name, "Riders of the Pur-
pie Sage" relates a story whose set
ting Is Utah in the early days OF
the Mormon settlement, and gives an
Illuminating insight into the practices
OF some OF the former leaders OF that
sect.
The play starts with the abduction
of a girl by a powerful diGnitsry OF
tbk Mormon cult, and tells a thrill
in DStory OF q years long hunt by her
brother for the man who wronged her.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
n. r, KETTH'S.

valeska Suratt, Of Broadway mu-
sicaI comedy and film fame, with her
own company. will appear next week
at the B. F. Keith Theater. She will
present the sensational drama. ''The
Purple Poppy"
The extra added attraction will be
Hermine Shone and company, includ-
ing ReGan HughSton. in the price
winning comedy, The Best Sellers"
Other features will be the farceurS,
Collins and Hart as Two Strong
Men," Janet AdAir assisted by Miss
Adelphi in Song Definitions" Bob
He'll, The EItemPoraneous Come
diam" stephen D. O'Rourke. Kill
kenuy's Sweetest Tenor" Robbie
Gordone in artistic life poses: Har-
ris and Morey in musical mirth: the
Hesrst-Pathe news pictorial and
actual war pictures.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
POLI'S.

A. II. Woods will present "Busi-
ness Before Pleasure" at Polls Thea
u.r next week, beginning Sunday
night
"Abe" Potash and 'Mawruss" Perl
mutter, the central characters, are
familiar to theatergoers.
Business Before Pleasure" is the
work of Montague Glass, the noted
playwright. 1t continues the further
episodes in the delightful and exeit-
ing career of ABE" Potash and
'Mawruss" Perlmutter, the former
cloak and suit partners. 1t is as
movie magnstes that they are pre-
scented in Business Before Pleasure,
and, as much, literally furnish q laugh
to the line. Their experiences with
their first and only vampire is
provocative Of more laughter than is
found in q dozen average comedy
successes.
. The New York company will inter
pret the piece.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
LYCEUAI.

comedy is promised for the Lyceum
Theater next week in THE Pennant
Winners" the J. w. Whitehead pro-
duction which will be the attraction
at the avenue playhouse.
Vivian Lawrence is the soubrette,
while the prima donna role is carried
by Olive Morgan. Olive Christian is
the ingenue and Mabel Dorant will be
seen in an important role.
The show is entitled 1.-THE Lemon
Department Store" A typical White.
head chorus, numbering twenty-fouT
girls, will be q feature.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
ADVERTISEMENT
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Hyomei is the one treatment for all
nose, throat and lung troubles, 1t does
not contain any cocaine or morphine
and all that is necessary Is to breathe
il through the little pocket inhaler
that comes with each outfit.
A complete outfit costs but little al
druggists everywhere and at O'Don.
nelrs Drug Stores and Hyomei is
guaranteed to Danish catarrh, Group,
coughs. colds, sore throat and bron.
Chitis or money back. A HyOmei in.
haler lasts a lifetime and. extra bot.
ties Of Hyomei can be obtained from
druggists
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
GANETI.

The Social Maids" rated as one Of
the best attractions on the Columbia
circuit. is listed for next week at the
Gayety Thesfer.
The cast is headed by that popular
pair. Stone and PiIlsrd. t~o of the
best known dancing and comedy art
lists in burlesoue-
They have q new vehicle entitled
'The Boys From Home" In the COM
pany are Hal Newport, Bert Bernard,
Mabelle Blake, Rose Duffin. Joe West
son and Cecil Jefferson. besides a real
beauty chorus OF thirty.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
STRAND.

Next week at the Strand will be di-
vided between "Itsly's Flaming
Front" to be shown from Sunday
through Wednesday. and Hobbs In a
Hurry" a fast-action comedy -dra ma
in which the stellar role is played
by William Russell.
"Italy's Flaming Front" depicts in
timateiy and Vividly the recent
debscle on the Austro- Italian front
when the Austrian drive was con-
verted into a great Italian victory.
The flm bears Government sanction
and approval.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
GARDEN.

Next week at the Garden, Sunday
through Tuesday. the offering will be
THE White Lie" starring Bessie
Barriscale; Wednesday and Thursday,
The Street of Seven Stars" pictUring
Doris Kenyon; Friday and Saturday.
THAT Devil Bsteese," in which Mon
roc Salisbury is cast in a French
Canadian role.
Short reels and orchestral accom-
psniment complete each program.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
LoEw,S COLUMBIA.

The Girl Who Came Back" a film
version of Leah Kleshna," will be
shown at the Columbia today and
tomorrow.
viva La. France" featuring Doro-
thy Dalton as the star, will be shown
Sunday and until thursday. The last
half OF the week Tier Country First"
is the attraction. with Vivian Martin
in the stellar role.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20

Misses all wool serge skirts,
pleated or shirrcd, with belt
anI pockets. Navy only.
sizes IL to 16 years. At $3.50
and s7.s5.
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Inc American Navy congeS itself having had vision where the kepts
mdecSo the
future with typical for education
The Washington times., 1918-09-20
NATIONAL.

THE Riviera Girl" Klaw & Erlan
gers musical comedy production, re-
turns TO the National next week.
The Riviera Girl" is a delightful
story by Bolton and Wodehouse, set
to charming, lifting music by Kalmsn
and displayed in lovely settings such
as Urban himself has seldom ever be-
fore designed.
The cast will include Miss Grace
Walsh, Miss Sylvia de frankie, Miss
Clara Henry. J. Clarence Harvey,
Henry Mowbray. Barney Norton, w.
Romaine, Nelson Riley. Roy Cutter,
and Frank Farington. as well as
large chorus of pretty and beautifully
costumed girls.
The Washington times., 1918-09-20

q " " xCoIS
Children's Corduroy Coats, in
black, navy, green or brown.
Sizes 2 to 6 years. At $6.75
to S14.75.
Children's cloth coats Of
zebeline, broadcloth, cheviots
or serge. Sizes 2 to 6 years.
at $6.s5 to s16.s5.
Children's hats Of velvet or
corduroy to match coats.
Sizes 2 to 6 years. At $1.5O
to $3.50.
Infants short coats, of white
corduroy. in box models or
with full skirt. Sizes 1 and
2 years. At 1886, $4.95 and
10 $3.50.
Infants white chinchilla coats,
sizes and 2 years. S4.95,
s5.s5, $7.95 and 1886.
Infants colored coats. of good
quality corduroy, in copen.
tan and mode. Sizes 2 and 8
years. At $5.95 and $7.95.