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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16


NAN and wife want two clean rooms fur
nished FOR light Housekeeping. address
p 100. care Herald
WANTED-Two convenient Housekeeping
rooms. must be reasonable. prefer out or
near TT Bliss. Phi 65Q5W-
WANTED-T0 rent. small furnished apart
meut In good location. by healthy couple
without children Phi. f111-
WANTED-By married couple and single
gentleman. furnished apartment q
rooms. bath and kitchelet, no children
address G JIG. care Herald
TANTED-To rent By family of adults.
unfuruished light bookkeeping rooms.
occupancy Jan. lst. can furnish ra1ar-
WANTED-T0 rent or s room unsur-
Dlshed house not over blocks rorth ot
tracks and between " oregon and N
virginia Pm ST.
WANTED-Stsam heated comfortable fur
uished clean bedroom b. couple. no chll-
cren, no sick. By week, with garage = POS
EihIe Phone or leave address Room 1o6.
knox HotsL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

HelD Waufed-Male and Female
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WANTED first class cook at School Of
Mines- Ph- $3.50.
WzNTED-Man and wife 20 work on
ranch. wife 20 work in house. must b
reliable. no others need apply Call Or
write Prices Dairy Farms. 10 y. Plsdras.
n pnan. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

some money; owner is not selling he Is
giving % away, FOR only $4,000 about half
WINTERS s SMITH.
EOS Trust Bldr Prone ia
Rooming Houses-For Sale and REM
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BOOMING house for sale by owner nc
rooms. IN heart OF city. leaving city on
account OF sickness 525 z. san Antonio.
BOOMING HOUSES FOR SALE.
Furni ture Of 18 rooms shown afternoons
only no agents 6l6 = san Antonio
WANTED-By refined middle aged couple
the charge or care OF good arartnnent or
roomtug house. best OF references Phi
500. % z evenings call Room lo3-
TO BUY Or SELL that roominE or apart
ment house. hotel or business. see Melers.
JAMES L. MARI & COMPANY.
Phon. ags. 800 San antonio.
I2 RO,sdS, q sleeping por-hes apartment
This place VIII net you $3.50 month Price
32z56. about $500 cash
II ROOMS. close IN Price $4,000. about
$3.50 cash
ROOMS. steam heat one block % P. O..
WINTERS & SMITH.
eos Trust BIDS. Phone lI1A
HOTEL AND BOOMING HOUSE
SPECIALISTS.
We have the largest number Of prospects
and the largest list in the southwest.
we know the people.
the
People know rs"
See Us today.
y. A. BOGUE g. COMPANY.
T3I Fl Paso Bank BIDS Phone 1871
PARK BROS, LEADING HOTEL DEAL
ER@ROOMING HOUsE-BU SINESs-
CHANCE SPECIALISTS.
s rooms low rent ..--.---...--- Bargain
Is rooms rent f75....-...--....HaH cash
q Ftearn heated apartments -----.. Terms
30 room transient. hotel -Halt ash
Your choice. four 20 room snaps
Five SO room hotels .-...-.---- Bargains
See that 100 room hotel
Groceries CIGAR Stores C1ufectloueries. etc
BIGGEST LIST ALWA TS-Lowasr prices
PARK BROS.
Established 20 yeara Reference al banks
los 2 Main facing Plazal- Ph- s2S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

Special Notices
HEMsTIrCHISG pic1t. accordlln plaltinE-
3lss 3 Corcm. SO Buckler BLDG. Ph. 16l1-
WIEGEL FOUNTAIN 4 PLUMBING SHOP
Plumbing gas and steam fitting. repair
work q speclalty- a515 Alsmeda. IN I'll
FELTON-TUTTLE -AINT WALL
PAPER CO. sos n. Stanton. Phi 1871
MATTRESSES RENOVATED. 81: RUGS
CLEANED. 81. Erwin MIG CO.. Pm no
HE4IsTITCHISG. plcot edge work done 90
short notice. any kind Of material Singer
seTinE Hachlne &c. eos g. = PEao.
sEE JOE FOR the best lawn work. also
flower bed dirt or fertilizer hauling away
Trash. rocks or clnderE- Ph. $685.
BARNETTfS XMAS SPECIALS.
Gents solid Gold Set Rings. $3.50 Up.
2l9 san Antonio St. e19
HEMSTTTCHING, alterations. accordihn
plating NAL orders solicited Mrs. s.
Iones. sllk Emporium. 2l8 Mesa. Ph- 4l11
EDWARD AUER. N. D.-Phys. and surg.
Special attent diseases o. Gail bladder.
Stomach. Intestines. diseases OF women
20 Buczler Bldg. lover EIte1. f5f2-51i9-
UNITY S HOOL OF CHRIsTTANITT-
Room 112-204 Mills Bldg Reading room.
daily, an 70 4 pm; beginners class
Monday. s pm; advanced cas- FL. 2. m
THE IL PASO MATTRESS MFG. co. has
Installed the most modern machinery in
the manufacture OF MATTRESSES OF all kinds
renovatinE. 9l-s5- Us PARK St.. Ph- flfs
GIT OPPORTUNITY.
Hand embroidered French table linen and
gorgeous Oriental drapery. suitable FOR
drawing room decoration. On sale Coruu.
So Bucklsr block. Pm. 1871.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Legal Notices


NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice q hereby given that a special
meeting Of the STOCKHOLDERS o. the RI
Paso q Southwestern Railroad company
o. Texas. corporation orEaulzed under
the laws o. the State OF Texas. viii be
held AZ The office OF the company. On the
Sd Paso e. Southwestern building. Fl Pas0.
Texas commencing a. 10 o'clock a. m-
on Monday. January 10th 1891. The
purpose o. this special meeting % the
authorization Of lease OF a certain por-
lion Of the company's -of-way. 20
the G. r q S. A. Railroad company. Tor
period OF IS years
A. I. HAWLET
Secretary
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

CONTALEsCEN gentlemen wants room
and good board with refined people. priv
reEes q trays and general nursing when
Necessary. Pr 1851
WOULD ike room and board with refined
family for my daughter. axe 1ss nothing
but first cl1HH ccnnuu1lali1us terms re1-
souzble. VIII exchange references. AddraEI
y co. care Heraid.
TWO CONVAIEsCENT eenusmsn- sood
roon. bath sleeplnE porch, reaHorlble.
outskirts Of town. iu quiet private home.
good home cooking address Il 15A care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Spanish and French Lessons


spanish ana FFenCn Le8sOnA
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e =. = = 80 y ~ u l-.-i-- %
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SPANISH LESSONS at home by former
teacher. 20 years- eEpertenos. "a 4zl5.
NEW SPANISH class at central Y. NJ. @
A now open. Tuesday. Thursday and sat
urday nights at Z o'clock make your eve
ninEs pay dividends. Phi. 6f6.
or and Mining
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WANTED TO HEAR from owners % vs. est
Texas oil and gas state permits who are
Interested IN making arrangements for
complying with state drilling REQUIRE
1nents- address 2. o. Box sts. Fl Faso,
To-
- -
Heb Wanied-HaIe
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

Real Estate Wanted
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QUICK results. List with Phillips-CreeL
100 PR CENT resuIta from tenemeuta
TURNER. KEMP q COLDWEL.L-
WANTED-To buy. bunFaloW Of 8 or s
rooms and sleeping perch within 10 blocks
% high school must be reasonably priced
Address 125. care Herald
$1,000 CASH 20 pay on Hmau home north
OF Manhattan Must be worth price asked
Another client wants good bungalow with
heat Tor about 5000 cash. Vow Is your
chance 20 SELL Pickett 81 Caples Bldg.
Phi. $500
VACANT lots WANTED.
VIII accept a pair o. good vacant lots as
part payment on modern brick bungalow
iu good location
LEATELL 4 SHERMAN.
ne IeEas 81 Realtors Phone 1898.
WE HAVE buyers Tor moderately prfesd.
vel located. close IN property II you
have rooms and a garage. list with us
Tor prompt sale Also need several bunEa-
lows
Real Estate Department
r. vs.. WILLIAMS AGENCY.
Us Elrst Rational Bank BIDS, Phi 114A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
AUTOMOBILE TIME TABLE

NJ 2AlAAAA AMIME MEMaLL
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UPPER VALLEI.
Effective Dee Il. Las Crucea-El Paso
stage VIII leave from Orudorff hotel a.
9 p n For reservations phone Fl Fsgo
1Tfs Las Cruces. ia.
SKATING TUESDAY, DEC. 1fTH, TIE
Herald Fl Faso-Las Cruces auto win leave
Herald Bldg. for Las Cruces At I pm. ar
irving Las Cruces pm Returning car
VII leave the 2. =. Johns Cigar Stand
Las Cruces, az pm. arriving Fl Pano
At 8 pm Phone, FL Paso. 5000; phone.
Las Crucsa. I45.
NEW MEXICO.
HOsWELL-CARRIZOZ Cars leave Ror-
ven At $3.50 a. m. arrive Carrizozo goo
? M connecting with =. P. & g. W
train Nc z, arrive Il Paao $3.50 D. m
Returning cars leave CarriEozo upon ar
IVA OF z ?. & s. ". train No. Z from
p Pasos arriving IN Roswell $3.50 u ~
Saall!ac 'Elshta' Best OF drivers. White
L-ne Stage CO.
ENGLE TO ELEPHANT BUTTE DAN
AND HOT SPRlNGS-Meeta IL treinr Al
EnEle. Oldest dam driver: best dam car
On Lne dam line Try these sprinrs-
9 9e.4 y the world J. =. Heffernan. Hot
u PAsO-LA MESA TRANSFER CO
leaves Masonic Temple building az 3 Pm
leaves la y "a for Il Paao al TsFo 81
Ea=sengefs parcels and freight including
- csc Heral1a, are carried over this line
so lhsO-AiAGDALENA sTAGE--sundsV
only Leave Socorro $40 M Il H7Ti
Magdalena. n. H.
LAKE NALLEY-Hillaboro and Fi1r-fo1
auto i, rs an trains al Lake Vafev W.
- slsase. Hiilsborc. n. Il
A0GOLLoN-Dany 70 ana fT9 Silver
- and Aogollon- Cars leave Silver CITY
on arrival Of santa Re train No gfT ~
gollon, 3 an Bennett Motor Transit a.
Pho.-e 10 Opposite depot.
TUCuMCARI-CLOVIs-Lesvss TUc1me--i
Wis an, arrive Tucumcsrf nm ~.
pass OIL wells twice daily. Fry q BeeIer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
For Rsrt-Reoms and Ro.rd


ROOM AND BOARD for eouraies.snf IL
dies q Highland PARK Ph- 18s7W
AMERICAN DINING ROOM-TH6 msli7 4
day 4L7Q week lunch packing q Epsclaftr.
= ~. sll 81 Ochoz- Mra- R. T. Howell
ROOM And BOARD for FenfisHs1- 555-
elai ratss for in room HaizllE distance
NICELY fur1ished front ron Gsf E5--7
s1liahle for . gsutlemen. III ~ p Paso.
LARGE dowustairs rent roo1-- 7-5il7--
- Gentlemen or couple. also garage.
19ll = Nevada- Ph- zTe7-
WILL FURNISH room. boarf ~ fr17e
privileges 20 refined middle aEsE esr1Ie.
health aeeEerI no obiecton u eu1Frfsr---t
references eLchauEsd Addra1r II 80
For Rsnf-Stores and Offices
STORAGE room IN very large $1,000
close n. VII rezt al or part 1od1 rrs-
zofflu. Phi 1858.
WANTED FIVE TEAR LFTaF on
0EElCE QUARTERS. 5o11oo FEET. TTDF
" l-r-ah EeIl-AeCE- Adde'S G Itf
CARE HERALD.
FOB RENr-stors With slor1Fss5s Gs6
basement light ElUtureH. rfear hrre 49,
reasonable With coed Issas- So f1---s.--
auto sapply CO. go Teas e.
FOR BEST-A IarEs and q 11771 sffs7
70 the Herald hulldinE. Heat HFhf ard
11ultor service furnished Ee1rnrr6Ia 49,
Apnly . ne Auditor a. The Herlld
SOUTH FL PAsO sTzE5EsI -sf5r7-5s-- q
p rs tse- near tnc corusF o. gsc11d
s.; aEructiFs lsass
W 3 GaffueT
Central Pr11erfw
LEAEEIL q SHERMAN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

LOST-Sunday night, small wrist watch.
keepsake Finder please Ph. 795lI-
FOUND-The best transfer and storage
esta blishueut EELLH'S TRANSFER &
STORAGE. Phi $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
W.nssd-Miseeususous


WANTED-ro buy. carpenter tools. sew
Ing machine. second hand lumber. win
daWL lots. for auco. or what have you 70
WANTED-Equlpmeu Tor pictura show 81
small town We particularly want $50
opera seats. picture machine and equip
uenr. quote lowest cash price. giving fun
detailed inf1rmation first letter. ward
rlnlln- Freeporr. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

FRONT room. suitable for Esnusnsa.
fT2gW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

WANTED furnished or uufurulEhad ro1r7
In Brazog apartments. by business r1au-
Phi SSH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16
Financial

I5ge NET TENEMENT BARGAINS.
See LEE NEWMAN az once. Tenemen
speclalist. Phi 4soA s05 s u Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

NEII- cIa11 r1ou \ 0rTTlI8 IITTIT- con
meeting bath. steam heat Phi 1893. Apt
IL Erl-l.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

HOUN y 1rITlIa home On car Ur11
between car hams and s. P. ruundhouss
Phi sr15W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

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Rob FLOHERS-Ph- Tzf. Sheldon Art &
FLORAL Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

FOR sALE-Furniturs OF room modem
apartments apsrtmert 90 rent 90 one buy
ms furniture. Beautifully furnished. hand
painted china pictures haEd embroidered
llnenH. doylleE. etc. oFcrstuffed tapestry
davenport 1locr lamp. library lamp. dra-
1eries. silver. china cooking utensils FIRE
less cooker. best mattress and springs on
bed. all complete for $1,000 cash. Phi s151
rvuu1ura ~ grr-arr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

WANTED TO HEAR from owners % West
Texas oil and gas state permits who are
Interested IN making arrangements for
complying with state drilling require
ments- address P. O. Box sac. Fl Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

LAIlhtE upper floor private rssidsnca g
heat south sleeping porch. can b renfsf
ensuita. single Or combined close IN e.
ta5lished business men only. Fh 5TT o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-16

Lodge Notices.
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FL MAZDA TEMPLE.
Regular session Friday. 6 D.
n, At Masonic Temple. All
MOBILES requested TO be pres
ent Visiting MOBILES vel
come.
IS. r. McCULLOUGH.
Recorder.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-07-15

t n e m s e l V z s.
i" w h e n t h e y
are e d u c a t e d
enough. +" T h u 8
run the answers
of many Ameri
cans pressed will
the question as to
when the Filipi-
nos S h o u d be
granted their in
dependence. Now,
liability" "capaci-
ty" and ''suffi-
cient education"
What do they
mean in black
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-07-15
FILIPINOS WANT
AMERICA TO GIVE
INDEPENDENCE
Maxine M. KataW Declares U. S.
Cannot Consistently Refuse
I'SeIf- Determination" !.
BY MAKING M. KALAW,
Secretary of the Philippine Mission, Az
thor 1.-THE Case for the Fflipinos,
self Government in the
Philippines" etc.

"When they show sufficient capact'
ty," "When they are able to govern
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
THE STRAND
Ed Lorraine Comes.

Another well-balanced and Attrac-
tive program. including vaudeville
numbers and motion picture presen-
tations. Is promised by tho Strand
management beginning Monday next.
tho headline attraction being a dra-
mstio protean classic, presented by
ed Lorraine. entitled Into the Light"
with Emile Montrose In the featured
role.
Others appearing will include Ernio
Gordon and Evelyn Dolmar, artistic
song delineators In Modern Studies;"
Foilett, Pearl and wicks, Offering
their comedy conception. 'The Coal
Driver" the Gypsy songsters. intro
ducing harmony In a Romany camp,
with special scenic effects and cos
tunes; Fisher and Lloyd. Two
Shades OF Burnt Cork;" witt and Win
ters. in spectacular balancing feats.
and last, but not least, Fred's comedy
pigs "a most unique Offering In novelty
land.
The photoplay for the week VIII
present Americas Sweetheart" Mary
Pickford in her most recent success
"Suds," conceded by all to be one OF
her best since paddy Long-Legs.
Short subjects and special orchestral
features will complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
SHUBERT-GARRICK-
ThurstOn Remains.

ThlArston, the famous magician, will
continue at the Shubert t-Garrick Thea
ter for another week, beginning next
Sunday. with the unqualified en-
dorsement OF the greatest metropo-
lis in the world.
Although the famous magician.
after a quarter of a century on the
stage. during which time he has
Travelled all over the world, appearing
before the best audiences in Europe
as we'll as this country, this is the
first time he attempted a season in
New York. The fact that Thurston
played in the Globe Theater, said to
be the ultra fashionable playhouse in
New York, eight weeks indicated how
successful his Broadway debut was.
1t is claimed that Thurston carries
a company of twenty-six people and
has almost an entirely new program
this season. including an elaborate
Chinese feature called The Mystery
of the Water Fountains rich in
Oriental costuming, stage Attings and
lighting effects. He has a varied
performance. There Is constant
change and everything goes with
speed and dexterity.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
NATIONAL
stepping Stones"

Henry Miller. In connection with A.
L. Erlanger, will present at the Ma.
tional Theater the week OF October
II, matinees Wednesday and Satur-
day. a new play. stepping Stones" "
by Louis X. AnspAcher. 1t viii be
played by The Henry Miller Theater
Company which includes kathlene
Macdonald. Mana Bryant. Phyllis
Povah, Merle Maddern. Mary Eliza
beth Forbes, Pedro dc Cordoba, A. e.
Anson, Warburton Gamble. Frederick
Lloyd. Malcolm Fessett
Mr.. Miller is rehearsing the play
which insures It's being done in the
best possible manner, and the extra
ordinary excellence of the cast he
has chosen for II makes IL one OF the
most noteworthy events of the
present season.
Sale Of seats opens today.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

. Pairs Fine MarQuisette
Curtains, handsome lace edge
and handdrawn work border.
$3.50 pair, were H14.
. Pairs Fine Wolfe Curtains,
with embroidered corners,
hand drawn work and lace
edge. $3.50 pairt were e12.
. Pairs Dotted Swiss Cur
tsins. $3.50 pnirI were 1918.
3 Pairs Cream Wolfe Cur
tsins, with wide lace insertion
and narrow edge. $3.50 pair,
were $40.
@ Pairs White Voile Cur
tains. lace insertion and edged.
$3.50 pnirI were $40.
~ Pairs Imported Ivory
Swiss Point Net Curtains, at
tractive narrow border design.
se.35 pair, were $3.50.
12 Pairs Imported White
Irish Point Net Curtains, mar
row border design. AS.8n pairi
were $3.50.
3 Pairs Ecru Net Crutains,
with cluny insertion and edge.
t8-2s priri were eS..S.
2 Pairs Handsome Princess
Lace Curtains, rich border de-
signs, deep ivory tone, atA
pairt were 40.
. Pairs Ivory Filet Weave
Net Curtains, lovely design
and lace edge. - pniri were
et2.
, Pairs Ivory Filet Mesh
Curtains, attractive design.
1913 pNtri were $3.50.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
SHUBERT-BELASCO-
"Sonnv0

Emma Dunn. Lillian Lorraine and
Robert Ames are being featured by
the Selwyns in Sonny" George v.
Hobart's comedy of youth and ro-
nance, which opens at the Shub.rt-
Belasco next Sunday night. Mr.. Ho-
bart is also the author of "Buddies,
which the Selwyns are sending here
and which was one of the biggest
successes of last season.
The new play Is said to be replete
with charm and to furnish Emma
Dunn with a role far exceeding in in
terest her parts in "Old Lady al"
"Mother." or THE Governors Lady"
A large cast including Lotus Robb.
George Lawrence, Pauline Garon,
Renee Adoree. Isabel Adams, Chester
Nor ris, Russell Medcraft Hallem
Thompson, William II. Dupont, Walter
Fredericks, VIII l.. White, Charles
Fearing and Donald Bayne will assist
in the Interpretation of Sonny"
The seat sale opens today. There
will be matinees Wednesday and Sat
urday.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
COSMOS
The kilties.

BY all odds the greatest headline
feature ever offered at the Cosmos
Thoater - the world famous Kilties
Band of twenty-three artists, under
the direction OF it's equally famous
Bandmaster Macdonald, with a great
galaxy of Scotch singers and dancers
will be the extraordinary feature
Of the Cosmos Theater bill next week.
This great band has toured the civil
ICED world won high honors in France
and has never heretofore appeared
except upon the concert stage at the
highest admission prices.
The supplemental bill Of six acts OF
vaudeville of the highest rank will
have for It's added matinee feature
Paramount -Artcraft's picture of Wal
CONTINUED on Page Nineteen.)
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

so Pairs Soft, Sheer Narrow
Ruffled Wolfe Curtains, 2h
yards long: formerly priced
special at 1915 pair. Now
reduced to S2.85 pair.
25 Pairs Fine Plain Swiss
Curtains. with narrow tuclSs
and hemstitched ruffle; 2k
Yards long. sass ssir' were
oAO0.
IL Pairs Ivory Marquisette
Curtains. with narrow lace
edge and stitched border de
sign. sass pnirt were sA.OO.
IL Pairs white Lace Marqui-
sette Curtains. narrow edge
and stitched border design.
e2.eo pairi were a4.OO.
IL Pairs Soft Ivory Mar
uuisette Curtains. with neat
lace edge and attractive, en-
broidered corners md borders.
$3.50 psiri were $500.
IL Pairs White Fine Wolfe
Curtains, with antique lace
edge. $3.50 pair, were $3.50.
10 Pairs Ivory Fine Wolfe
Curtains. with antique lace
edge. $3.50 pnir, were $3.50.
2 Pairs Soft Ivory Wolfe
Curtains, ,hand-drawn work
and lace edge. $3.50 pair, were
$3.50
IL Pairs Very Fine Hem
stitched White Wolfe Curtains,
attractive cluny edge. ss..n
psirt were $50.
. Pairs Ivory Wolfe Curtains,
with neat lace edge. - pniri
were $3.50.
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
Some Excellent Shows on
Way to Capital, While
Crowds Throng Photoplay
Houses to See Their
Favorites.
POLLS
I" "Busidies.' %

O0O0lco.
Sunday night the Selwyns will give
this city It's first opportunity TO see
Buddies" at Poirs Theater. where
this sinsulsrly human spd humor-
Gus comedy OF quaint Brittany by
George v. Hobart. with its quantities
OF lovely music by Il. c. Hilliam. Will
be the attraction for one week. Star
ing In the cast are Charles King. Vir-
sinia O'Brien and Lsursnce Wheat.
Since It's opening In New York
more than a year ago "Buddies" has
broken all records for box office re-
ccipts at the Selwyn Theater. where
it's engagement was finally conclud-
ed In order that contracts for its tour
might be filled.
In the picturesque scenic investi-
ture OF "Buddies" the Seiwyns have
achieved the most artistic results Of
their brilliant career as producers.
while for the Interpretation of both
romance and music they will orfer
here the same Incompatible company
of players which did so much to
make the long New York engagement
such a sensational success. the cast
including. in addition to Messrs. King
and Wheat and Miss O'Brien, Lila
Rhodes. George Romsin. Amy Veness
and a dozen others.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
For Our ThedtergOers

Ia Pleasant Memories" Muldoon.
Franklin and Rose Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
cross; the four LAmy brothers
Topics OF the Day" and the kino-
grams.
Next Sunday at and s;io the cur
rent bill headed by Eddie foy and
the younger Foys. Fay hsrbe and
Carrie Jacobs Bond will be given for
the last times.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

This 10 His House, built By the
Ma who had In mind q woadcr-
fuI plAs 10 mako . lA.e Nest for
. bca~tiful Wife, % live happy
therein for the rest of his iife-
Tho Womss he chose to nvo In
His House was . sweet, Iovisx
creature, . domsro little mouse;
sd both wero ~ happy ~ happy
oouId be. Bat life y . strange
thing. a. wo shall soos soc.
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
GAYETY-
Jack Singers Show I"

Jack Singers show" next attrac-
tion at the Gayety Theater. features
Harry Lander. n clever tramp oome-
dian. and Ameta Pynes. classic dancer,
in a t~o-act musical burietta, during
the progress of which several enter
tanning speeialtles will be introduced.
Prominent members OF the support
ing east include Cecil Jefferson, Leo
DAILY. Bobby Moore. Karl Bowers and
Bobby Miller. supplemented by =
chorus OF twenty charming damseisL
The Washington times., 1920-10-07
B. F. KEITH'S-
Vaudeville.

Next week at L. +. Keith's theater
the bill will offer more stars than
usual in the following order of prom
inence. John Hyams and Leila Nc
Intyre in "Maybloom"; Kate Gilmore
and Sam Williams in another OF their
eccentric comedy blends; Yvette Ru-
gel the miniature prima donna; Will
liam Gibson and Regina Connelli in
new comedy; Morris and Campbell
in "The Avi-ate-her;" Charles Irwin
The Washington times., 1920-10-07

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