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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FINE RESIDENCE, CHEW

FINE RESIDENCE, CHEVY
Chase, for sale by owner; E bed
rooms; 2 additional bedrooms for
servants on third floor; large re-
ception hall, living room, library,
dining room. pantry. kitchen and
laundry on FIRST floor; all modern
Improvements; splendid porches;
tennis court; grapevines; fruit
trees; located on cement street,
granoIithic sidewalks; one square
from Chevy Chase car line. Owner
leaving city. Call at II Raymond
st. or telephone CIeve. 507. fel4-3t
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SPlRITUALlSM.

Licensed BY the Distinct Of Ooiumbi,.
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REFRIGERATORs, ICE BOXES.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. D. e,
Washington. ID. C., FEBRUARY Il 1873. Sealed
proposals will be received at the once % inc
Secretary TO the Board of Commissioners Room
5ll, District Building, until . O'Clock ?. m
MARCH TO- 1919, for furnishing and DELIVERING
fob Penna. Il. X. lAppehouse sidIngl, inns
city Abs pieces Of yellow pine lumber for use
in rehooring the Pennsylvanis Ave. bnose. ..
r Form of PROPOSAL and Specifications may
be obtained from the Purchasing Officer, ID.
G, Room so. District Building. LOUIS
BRoWNLow, W. GwYNN GARDINER
CHARLES W. KUTZ, Commissioners, d. c.
" fe!53t
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BRICK HOUSE; WELL BUILT
substantial; six large rooms,
bath, concrete cellar, furnace heat,
gas, porchcs; southern exposure;
white neighborhood; bargain;
reasonable for quick sale. 1916 +
St. n. l.. Line. 223z. feI3-3t
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STOCK SALESMAN. EXPERI ENCED, WITH
rcan record. for a TO- preferred stock m
banking institution. leads. cooperation and
fs-,-, commission for a man who measures mp
70 our standard: state qualifications and rec
or,I in frst letter at once. INTEGRITY FL
NANCE CO., l3O4 Finance Bldg. Philadelphia
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HOME FOR SALE IN
CLEVELAND PARK.

Army officer leaving town must dis
pose of new, attractive, detached
house; never occupied; complete
in every detail; 9 rooms, 3 baths,
front porch, sleeping porch, break
fast porch; desirable location; not
far from car line; easy terms.
Telephone Cleveland 1903. fel4-3t
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Mrs. Elizabeth b. Fswcett OF 1872
Massachusetts avenue. has reported
to the fifth precinct that while WIS.,
itinS on Thursday, she lost satchel
containing a small sum OF money
and a watch and Chain.
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PROE. WRIGHT
PALAISTRY Is a recognized science. and
RIZPAH ElDON
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

Astrological Research Society. Private Read
inEs. by appointment only. s. Typewritten
Forecasts. By mail $ W. Expert Vocational Ad-
uscT. lis L St NV. Phone Franklin 6s22
ul5T
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18Th ST NW.-ONE LARGE FRONT
oom. single beds, suitable for two gentlemen.
one North iG6S fel5-E
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An attempt viii be made 10 havs
the work Of improving the reclaimed
area OF the AnacoStia nats between
Poplar Point and the AnscoSda
bridge. started at an early date. Il
was learned recently that a fund l0-
this pgIpOse is available. IL having
been made so because OF the fact that
the money appropriated for the work
beyond the bridge was not all eE-
pended and the uneEpended balance.
with the approval OF Congress. Is 20
be used for this purpose.
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SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
will be received at the office Of the Chiei
c.erk, Department Of Commerce, 18th at and
IA ave. NV, until . O'Clock p. m, Tuesday
Fet,uary Q. 1919, and then opened, for furnish
ing office furniture Of steel and Office furniture
Of r,abogany desk lamps. desk sets, desk clocks,
and dictionary stands, for the Offices OF Com
mercial Attaches Of the Department Of Com
merce, To be located in foreign countries. Blanks
for proposals. with specifications. will be fu-
rishsd npon application to the CHIEF CLERhI
Dcraftmeut oi Commerce. iels.T.p
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNISHED,

APARTMENT. rvO OR
three rooms. bath and kitchenette, wholly or
partly furnished; walking distance or convenient
10 car line. Write all particulars BOX 81,
Herald Office dsT-tf
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Members Of the congregation OF I'm
manuel Episcopal Church enjoyed
valentine social last evening iva the
parish hall OF the church in V street
southeast. and a large nUmbc- were
present. 4 company OF yOCTg people
from the Church OF the Advent were
in attendance and presented play.
entitled The Mag Of Today" The
children also presented last evening
their special offering to he used fnr
the relief OF suffering children in the
Holy Land
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
the District Of Columbia, February sth, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
Of the secretary to the Board OF Cursmissioners'
Room 5ll District Building, until O'Clock p.
NJ. MONDAY, March ). 1919. for laying cement
sidewalks in the District of Columbia. Forms
of pronosals sreci6cations together with neces-
sary information may be obtained from the
Chief Clerk. Engineer Department. Room ~
District Building. LOUIS BROWNLOW, W.
GWYNN GARDINER. CHARLES w. kUTz.
Tor0r,sssioners n &. fell. .I2l3.H,l l5H
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PRINTING.
WINDOW SHADES.

BEST $50 QUALIFY oil OPAQUE WIN
dow shadc1. Hartshorn rollers. measured. made
ard hgRg by factory experts Tor 81. THE
SHADE SHOP. ~ 18th st. rh. NJ. 1874.
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BENJAMIN ard Annir Brent, girl
sosan and A&p NJ Worthinstou. E1rl
John and Matilda Harris girI.
Daniei h. and MsTy ID. IN. boy.
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Mrs. c. r. Wallace entertained the
member OF the Friendly League at
her home in Maple View avenue yes
terday afternoon During the trans
action Of the business. il was report
cd that the petition OF the citizens for
better street car service had been
presented 70 the railway officials and
Utilities Commission. A social hour
followed and T,freshments were syrs-
ed.
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The
Washington
Herald
THEAsSJ&HERALD

p,hs.n.a .-~-v day in the year by The Wash
t,rron H.rald Company at E3Eo Ele'enth
strest, Washington. ID. G. o H.
Ts,euhone Elrchange-CSn Main &oo VW
elassined adysrtlsernents ask for Branch u.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation
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WANTED-AGENTS.

sALESMEN AND AGENTS WANTED TO
sell our teas. coffee. spices and extracts to
our old customers established routes on
commission and salary Write for our propo-
sition and samples. c. L. STAPLES CO.
Dept II, Clinton. Iowa feSZt
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-s25O TO $4,000
on d. c. real estate Several trust funds. Al
transactions conducted with economical COnsId-
Grafton tor borrowers
WM. Il. SAUNDERS & CO,
southern Binding. 81 18th 81. y. W.
fs2 %
kONkl - LUAS IN APPhDN ED ClTt
real ssSats lowest curr~Dt 1tes. sr1A
pnulerrs With reSpect to IN Issu-nts
TYLER A RUTHERFORD Ibc- III Sh - II
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HELP WANTED-MALk

BOOT AND SHOE REPA1RMEN, BOTH
machine and benChmen. at $40 per annum-
Government salvage plant Apply IN person
CHIEF CLERK Zone supply Officer, 18th
qrd p Is NV ieif'l
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
WANTED-HOUSES.

4 MODERN UNFURNT5HED FIVE To
EIGHTROOM detached hosse in northwest;
will lease for one year: must be in good con-
dfion. Tel Columbia 2ssT fe.5-4t
DESIRE A HOME, PREFERABLY OF
eight rooms. IN the northwest section. Address
Dr. J. W. CROWL. lis Park road NV. Co
Iumbia 5sl3 ja2l-tf
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
LA PARADA DE AVER
Mas de Glen automobiles to-
maron parte en- ella
La de hov cstara dedicada a los lii:os
de las escuelas y promTter es-
tar lucida en- extreme

Siendo cl punto de reunion la ca
lie Octaya. 4 las cuatro : media dc
la tardc principle 4 deSfliar la para
la de aver. la qIe. como VA sc sabe.
fuc organizada por los Antiques re-
sidentes del EStado de Texas. Sien-
do estOs. personals que tjencn mas
dc veinticirco amos dc viyir en- San
Antonio O ell las poblauiones del Esta-
do.
Como va 10 haUiamos dlcho. un
gran numero de antiques RESIDENCES
es;uvieron viniendo q San Antonio.
con el fin de in%resar 4 IL agrupa-
cion Que iui Tornado por el doctor
Paschall y con el objeto de tomar
partc en- e. de>tilc de aver. a. que
concurieron en- automobiles. dc los
cuales ms dc Glen fueron ocupadoS
Dor los participates en- STA fiesta.
La rarada. que iba p~recedlda por
IN cscuadrGn de policias motociclis-
tas. sienGo ScguiGa ror los aUtomo-
v;les en- que ioa el Mayor dc Ia ciu-
dad. senior Sam {. Bell Y el Cuerpo
de ComiSionados, cstaba tornado.
udemaS lie los Antiques ~rcslGente>.
Dor uu cScaso numero dc agrupaclo-
mes socialcs y por valo> cAmloncS
del eitrcito. haDiendo tres nandaS de
muSica Y cerrando a comitiva. que
~recorri6 las mismaS GALES cue IA.
paradas anteriores. por an eScuatron
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
AUMENTO DE SUELDO
Sc diScutird ell relafiyo a los
profesores

FL dia - dc Mayo proNimo. -
discutiri en- 81 Console dc Educaciou
&c ia cludad dc Sun Antonio. la propo
Slcion ~prcscutada con fccha &c aver.
rclativa al aumcnto dc sctcnta pssos
Dor aho al ,ucldo dc los ~profcsorrs
1" las cscuclas &c la misma ciudad.
Esc mjSmo dIa Scra iGIalmcntc Ducs-
II Il discussion IL idea dc conSt-uir
cuarc"la cuartos ancNos 4 las difc-
rcntcs planjcleS dc cducacion. ruya
construction Importara Ia csntidad
DC doSCicntos mil pesos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Cause algunos perjuicios

En- Ia csCulna dc ia Gale Commer
&c. frerte =! mercaGo. Clemente
Diaz. ION eli auto que manejaba afro
Dell0 una de las tiendas del CARNIVAL,
causando varies desperrectos asi al
ia :ienda COMO en- :os articuios quo
dentro habia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
CORTES Y POLICIA
Robo de IN auto

Ante IL "ItorlIaJ re pe-tiva Sc
present. ]. =. Slower iue ;ardose De
que habieur;o encargaio i IN cha
feur que nap;a >iio soldado Ie ne
le ~licvara IL a,t) DC 81 plo:iedrsi =
:>eguin. aIrri .!!sD"sn bel ve:,it. o.
tie llcva II nulicrn Ijl>I3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
LA RECEPTION DE LOS DELEG.A-
DOS ALEMASES SERA DE
CARACTER SECRETO.

PARIS. Abril 24.-Sc dice Que s.
ia decid:do Que IL primcra reunion
uue tc:.Ga lugac en- Versailles. Ell Ia
..Lai ser;n rscibiGus !c n.ancru oiie!al
los Delegates alc";nes. se:@ &c a.
rac,er ~e.rero ' que pot 10 m!smo
no <erin adm.tIdos On el interior del
2alacio personals cNtranaS d las diver
Sas delegacioneS debidamente acre
Gitadas.
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Rina en- ur catc

En- el interior &C un cafe que csta
situado ell la Gale East Commerce.
rineron el chauffeur Walter Wright
Y q mesero. Ernet Winslow. VERTIGO
Ct arresto eli empleado Mitchell.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Desean ir a Mexico

Tienen soIicltaGos pasa1cf.-S para.
If . la repuhlica vecina. ". Paeeas-
t~ecller. Tosca l.. Wuiff. con Gestino
a Ia ciudad de Mexico; y Chalice Nc
kee para Tampico V t. Sydney Ma
dero para Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Por robo

Tn sastre que vive en- la Gale dc
Matamoros fuc ~aprchendido por los
policias Green Harris ) Lauthian
acusado de robo. No sc sabe el mon
TO nj Ia calidad dc este.
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Otra rina

Tambien rineron en- Ia csquina de
las GALES Commerce Y Santa Rosa.
dos individuos. ~Intervino el policia
Ed. NORM. quien arresto 4 los renido.
res.
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PERMISGS PARA FINCAR

H. B~Aunan. para "a -era-ac!5n &c Una "a
ic-:l On "a casa uuncro ISIS. GALE y. MAJ.
-o!ia. Trinidad Castillo paa IA rcpa-zc'ou
dc los ,rchos. casa 1umcro JOS caiic Morales
II. (. EicSencrt. cara & construction dC
ciu-o cus-tos CT Ia casa numero 6o9o Gale
Queen Annie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
Carta dc naturalization

In ia oficina respectful present
su APPLICATION para ser c!udadan"
americana Ell senior Nick P. Chronc>,
yricgo de nacimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
NO HAi MALARIA EN- SAN
ANTONIO

lnvcstjgacjones puc Ia hcCho e,
DcpaTamcnto dc e>ta ciuGad. permit
ten asegurar que en- este ano. al
contrario de los a~ntcriorcs. al-unos
Ge clos, no cXistc cl pcIicro dc una
vista dc Ia fiebrc conocida 0 c.
nombIc Malaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
OTTO auto robado

A. senior c. B. Nc Daniel le fue
robado un autom0vil dc su propiedaG.
marca Ford. Nc sabc quicnes sean
los autores del robo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
FaltaS al reglamcnto de trafico

Por faltar a las regIas de policlD
rclativas al scrvicio de trafico en- las
GALES de Ia ciudad. fueron castigadoS
los chaufeurs Diet res AUTOMOBILES.
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Fue a~prehend:do

Sin que Sc sepa Ia ca1sa. fue apre-
hendido un reSero americana por los
empleados de policia Green y Ha-
iris.
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Per i,ob.:r huido

La oo!icia Dusca acsivamente 4 Re-
fugio Cara obedecicndc IN cXhorto
de las autoridadeS de Liley. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25

Ha@o conStar. por medic del g
Sentc. que he ccdido mi parte en- una
propledad que tenia con mi hermana,
Ia Sra. Narcisa &. de Olivares. en- Ia
p~oblacion dc Texas City. Texas. me-
IA cntrcga, en- effective Que la
m~cnclonada sonora nc hizo por cl
Ya!or de mi parte en- dicha p~ropiedad.
Pablo Olivares.
Texas City, Tex. Abril IS dc 1919.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
ERDiDERA S0RPRESA 4 TODOS Los hEX|CANOS

Sc ha terminate e contrato con "A Compahia
Vaudeville para que duran,e los dias Que duren
esto> festejo>. sc lleven d cabo representatives
~te"tralcs en- e. local que 4 ~proposito ticne el PAR
QUE NACIONAL. Y a cuyas funciones tenir;,n
dcrecho ;odos los ,oncurrcnteS con solo diez ccnta-
vos que nayan pagado en la puerta del Psrque
Tor admission.
Tocos los pIai:ilo>. toGaS las cosas y ;odo 10
lut haila deRCro del Parquc scra en- Su confecci6n.
!. est;Io meNicsno, pucs e. ~proposito de la empire
- e hacer dc este ParQuc IN verdadero RINCON
De MEXtCO
Atcntamc@ic sc invita- a ;oGas las familiss DC
4 numcroSa colonia lncHicana. r~csidcntc CT San
Antonio. Z que durantc los dias que duraran estaS
f}cs.as v;Siten c. Psrquc Naciona,. Esquina dc las
GALES ". Houston Y Laredo, aseguraHdoles que la
Noraldad, correction. es:nero Y decdjdo mcxica-
aismo que reinara Ell njchaS tieStaS. dejar;in COM
9!e.amen,e ,om2IaciGoS i los viSiJanCes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
RegisIro Civil
LlCENCiAS MATRIMONIALEs

LlCENCiAS MATRIMONIALES
l.cs tgsron conccd,das Ncc"cias ara COR
t-ac- Tatrimonio L Ii:;or:ano Bclirin con l..
scHori-a Paula Leai ; al senior Leon Be-
man con IA Scnorita Adclta Guerra.
N~ACIMlESTOS.
Una ulns de- scrso- Modesto Mc.euo y de
q sonora Beairiz o. dc Moreno. en- - ca
Pc dc Salinas.
DEFUNCIONES
Pedro U-tt-. c.'lc DC Layer 90. EIu.. RAJ
coy CALI. DIV, tu": .Iacobo Sula=as. caF'.
d. Nc7acruz sol Pablo Clrdcnas. ca1Ic tAta-
zdH.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-25
SANTORAL
ASriI IS

,i. 5o E-or;,u San;o. LetanGas Nayore>t Santos Marcos ErangcH>-
IA ruvo ofGo - trasiada ii da IS. San HcrnHnlo. Oospo ConieSor-
ln..lSenea rena-a : Nsia Ge los Sie-c Atare.
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FOoLIsHMENT.

There tods vounO toomGn named
Della,
Who had quite a Spdt toith her telIo.
Al last she just nit him,
Then BIT him and quit him,
And ,oent 10 Ner room for a bella.
The evening world., 1919-10-07
. THE NEW PLAYS O
Ethel Barrymore Superb
in "DecIaSSee
BY CHARLES DARNTON
in "DecLdSSe

the world playing Of Lady
~ Helen Holden the Empire
the affection expressed
greeting Aside from the beauty
distinction she her Miss acted like
Jred this quality than other that enabled her ace'
q
a good acting play.
audience
blance together
scheme
Though Lady Helen Ia by original character she gains
interest originality treatment Adventure In blood
a world
hill
gathered about
cheating
leaving his
cheating he refuses
whole crowd He
written him.
letters Helen Mt OF
hotel where
acquire her by com
SOLOMON
Lady Helen the promptly by an automobile
enduring
b opinion Lady
II
English sentiment American the
characters the worst Of IT, they
a character.
Barrymore carried off all
might sacrificed bit though
by
accident Claude King excellent performance
found
II does the dramatic
The evening world., 1919-10-07
F. wANoER announces

fVV1AIHT1R r. wANGER announces
EX the opening OF new comedy by
AA1 Frank Bacon and Freeman TIL
den. entitled Five O'clock" at the
Fulton Theatre next Monday eve-
ming. John Ferguson" will move
from the Fulton TO the Cort. In "Five
O'Clock" will be seen Tim Murphy,
Alberta Burton. Leslie Austin, Perce
Benton. Gertrude Maitland, Paul
.Icverton. Joseph Conyers, Viva
ogden. ]. Lester Paul. Byron Russell,
David. Higgins Hayward CHM, Paul
Porter, saRh Edwards, Nina Glea-
son and RdDert Schiiling.
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FILM STARS IN IT.

Francis X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne, heretofore known to fame
through the films. head the cast of
Oliver Morosco's production OF T.. f..
Roses mystery play. The Master
Thief" now in rehearsal. 1t is a
dramatization OF the ,"Paymaster"
stories OF Richard Washburn Child.
The evening world., 1919-10-07
About Plays and Players
BY BIDE DUDLEY

came 10 excited about II that he
rushed 20 a telephone and summoned
n photographer to get q picture OF the
shadow before a possible fre alarm
could spoil II. ,
Isn't II wonderful?" said Bert.
"Mr. Dillingham; never permits him
self TO be- photographed. yet this hose
has unconsciously made n picture Of
him on the wall"
"Unconsclously Is good.
The evening world., 1919-10-07
NuTTS DOPE.

JEFF Mutt, our special correSpon-
dent. has been located at. last We
sent him TO cover the baseball series
and hadn't heard from him until the
following came In last night;
Dear Dud--I and the wife made n
mistake. We thought the first game
was to be played in Cleveland 50 wo
went there. Cleveland. II seems. isn't
in the fight. Did you know that ?
It's Cincinnati and Chicago, Well,
anyway. we worked of a couple OF
days' board onto some Of the girls
relatives. Then we went TO Clncin-
natl and found the teams wera play
ing IN Chicago. Wen 90 tlicrs to-
night (Monday) and catch to-mor-
rows game. II looks to me like II
will be hard for Cincinnati ito over
come the lead ~ the Cubs. II any
, OF our friends want n straight tit
from me tell them to back Connie
Mack's team. He's got Rnbe Ruth
the best back-stop in the I1sague.--
left"
The evening world., 1919-10-07
JEssELLs BON MOT.

IF there we're more days like Yom
Rippur." says George Jessen of "rhe
Gaieties." the high cost of living in
the Bronx surely would come down"
The evening world., 1919-10-07
ooseIP.

Clara Joel will have the leading role
In LEFTY Arrives" l.. Lawrence
Wcbor's new comedy.
Iiugo Felix will write incidental
music for Edgar MacGregor's new
play. "rhc Haunted PRjamas."
Bobby Edwards OF THE Greenwich
Village Follies" hnd birthday yes
toruay. The cake bore l03 candles.
Evelyn Hubbelrs Dancers will give
Sc tch folk dances in costume tonight
A; Terrace Garden Dance Palace.
"Oh. What Girr' was moved to
the Central Theatre yesterday and
The Gaieties" went to the Winter
Garden,
r. II. Sothern will present n scene
som Hamlet" nt the Fidelity Lea y'Ie
Pt eflt AZ the Century Sunday night.
Julia Marlowe win make an address.
Marion Sunshine has been engaged
" Maddox 4 Hart to assume the
ingonue role in Nothing but Love"
which opens at the Lyric Theatre
Get. II,
The evening world., 1919-10-07
ANOTHER FOR BLAIR.

Sam Blair has obtained a musical
comedy called "Is He an ElkY' The
book and lyrics are by Thomas Hoyor,
a Pittsburgh newspaper man. Fred
enick Rich furnished the music.
The evening world., 1919-10-07
MISS MAcK's NEW PLACE.

Bessie Mack. for seven years chief
assistant 10 tho Shuhert general press
representatives, 10 now helping Ben
Atwcll Ia the press department of the
new Capitol Theatre. Niles Mack Will
see that the Capitol is a big success.
The evening world., 1919-10-07
DILLINGHAM; IN HOSE.

Z While in the Frlars Club recently,
Bert Levy, cartoonlst, noticed that
the shadow east by some fire hose on
"A bracket made silhouette of
Charles Dllllngham's face. He be-
The evening world., 1919-10-07
ATHoUoHr FoR To.pAY.

Seven contributors wrote and three
phoned last night 10 say that the
laundry workers struck while the
iron was hot"
The evening world., 1919-10-07
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

1T took that fat woman six blocks
To ret OF the car"
""Why?"
"She tried to get on backward
every time, and the guard, thinking
she was entering. pushed y back in
Arizona republican., 1919-11-07

WILL LEAVE SUNDAY-Charlie Blossoms and Jack Levy of Santa F'e, who motored to Phoenix for the fair, are returning to their home on Sun day.
 DIVORCE FILED-The decree of divorce of Angela Gutierrez from Adres Gutierrez, issued November 1, was filed yesterday with the clerk of the superior court.
 CADASTRAL SURVEYS - Guy R. Veal of Montana is a recent arrival, who will leave in a day for the south eastern part of Arizona, where he has been assigned to make cadastral sur veys.
 NEW MEXICO CHAIRMAN Arthur Seligman, chairman of tho democratic state central committee of New Mexico is among the prominent fair week visitors. MT and Mrs. Selig- man will remain until Sunday and will return to their home in Santa Fe by the way of Fl Paso.
 TUCSON ATTORNEY - John Wright, former attorney general of Arizona, arrived from Tucson yester- day for two days visit to the fair.
 MARK DUNBAR HOME - Mark Dunbar, formerly of this city but more recently located in Fl Paso where he is in the brokerage business. is flair week visitor
 MISS SUTTERWHITE WEDS-The marriage of Miss Cris Suterwhite and William M. Robinson was solemniZed in this city on Tuesday of this week by Judge Ross. Miss Suterwhite was for merly connected with the McNeil com pany, and MT. Robinson W ith the Halsted Lumber company. They will be at home after November 15 at 306 North Third avenue.
 MISS CROWN HOME-Miss Lil- lian Cronin, eldest daughter of MT and Mrs. Con Cronin, a student of thu University of Arizona, returned homo yesterday to visit her parents and at tend the state fair. She will return to Tucson Sunday. Miss Cronin sai( there are 104 students at the univer | sity enrolled from Phoenix. Many O these came home with her yesterday making the trip a sort of an eXcur sion
 OLD RACE MAN-William Gala han of San Francisco is in Phoenix a state fair visitor. MT. Callahan i well known locally, being one of tn l first PhoenlX racing drivers at tn state fair. In 1908 he drove the Speed well on the local tracks. He later en gagged in big business enterprises, tn opening of the war in 1914 finding hin
 in Turkey placing his American pro
 ducts on the Oriental market Il RUBY MIST" ARRIVES - Ernes
 Foster, representative of the .Celro
 Kola company, Portland, Oregon, ha
 been here for some time. He ha
 closed a contract with Goodwin an company locally to represent them 1
 Arizona The first carload of thi Portland product, called Ruby Mist
 reached Phoenix yesterday. They als
 are demonstrating this drink at tn l state fair.
 YUMA PEOPLE HERE-Mr. an Mrs. A. H. Mcclure of Yuma are visit
 ing in Phoenix, the guests of Fl. V , Colson of the Arizona Fire InsuranC } company. Mir. Mcclure is a prominer business man of Yuma and formerl : was connected with the educationi department of the state. He was pres
 ident of the Arizona Teachers assC
 citation in 1904, and is a member of u
 National Educational association.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-07
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