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Evening star., 1920-03-04
Carolina.

tersi onns MondaS rln Dnrcthy IN pslton
in 'LApache"; Tuesday, Elsie Fergu-
son, in THE Counterfeit: Wednes-
day. Alice Brady. in Maternity"
Thursday, Sessue Hayakawa. in The
Beggar Prince: Friday. Anna Lehr.
in "Chains Of Evidence" and Fatty"
Evening star., 1920-03-04
NAT10NAL-"The New Dictator"

Charles Dillingham; will present
IThe New Dictator" q musical play
from the original Of Richard Harding
Davis, with book and lyrics by Frank
Craven and music by silvio Helm, at
the New National Theater, Monday
night. The stage direction has been
in the hands of r. H. Burnside.
The cast Is headed by Frank
Craven. the popular comedian, who
| was seen last season in Going Up"
! and who will be pleasantly recalled in
| TOO Many Cooks" which he wrote.
Others are Gladys Caldwell. who made
| conspicuous success in the Gilbert
| and Sullivan revivals at the Park The
| ater. in New York; Flora Zabelle, a
musical comedy favorite; Marion Sun
| shine, who has sung and danced her
| way to success in numerous musical
plays and in vaudeville: William Bur
ress. Jed Prouty, Russell Mack, John
Parks. John Hendricks, George E..
! Mack, Charles Mitchell Walter Coupe.
| Winifred Frances, Irving Carpenter,
Jessica Brown, Ted Doner and the
Spanish dancers, Marguerite Flor de
| Mayo and Jose Vallhonrat, not to
overlook a chorus of pretty girls
| The scenes Of the three acts are
! laid on the deck of the Bolivar and
| at the consulate of the United States,
| in Central America. The story chiefly
! concerns a young New Yorker. who,
| for a good reason, is obliged to pass
| himself off as the United States con-
sui at Central American port.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
"Chu Chin Chow"

"chu Chin Chow" direct from the Cen.
tury Theater, New York. will be the
attraction at Polls Theater. beginning
Sunday evening. 1t comes In a com
plete new scenic and costume edition
the latter being a duplicate of the new
dress given the attraction at His
Majestys Theater. London. last Au-
gust. :.
The Imagination of Oscar Asche is
responsible for the oceans of coioring
the strange symphonies and the thou
sand and one details that have al
lowed him to blend with the quaint
tale of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
and the robber chieftain, Abu Hassan.
a romance or two, which LENDS itse1i Ell
to the musical settings by FREDERICK
Norton, All the army Of lovely femi-
ninity. fantastic ballets. odd gnomes,
slave girls and strange wild creatures
Of the desert pass before the eye with
rapidly unbelievable.
The cast and. ensemble number 500.
There are fourteen scenes. Owing to
the great length Of the performance
the public Is requested to be in their
seats for the opening curtain at pm.
aharD,
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Observation-Disclosures
Than Fame"

Sunday and Monday Of next week
at Crandall's Knickerbocker Elaine
Hammerstein will be screened for the
first time in Washington in the photo
play Of S. Jay kaufman's Greater
Than Fame" Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Bessie Barriscale in her latest
release. 1.-The Luck OF Geraldine
Laird; Thursday and Friday, Mar
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Paulist Choristers.

An entirely new program has been
prepared by tho Paulist Choristers.
who will appear here Saturday night
at the Liberty Hut. the proceeds to be
devoted to the fund being. raised by
the Catholic Women's Service Club to
purchase the Catholic Community
House, at COL e street northwest. John
Finnegan will sing Mother Machree"
and Come Back to Erin" in addition
to "Ah! Moon Of My Delight" from
the "Persian Garden"
The program viii include: Ave Ma
ria Stella' (Gfieg). Praise Ye the
lord" IRachminon), (a)"Tota Pull
chra" o. 'Ecco sacerdos" GHurleD,
II Waited for the Lord" !Mendels-
sbv9' fa) Musette" (Gavaerp, OBJ
"Aiia Trinita" Htalian I,.n1 m1el.o.dy).
Christ in FLANDERS. tstephem3' Hnnn ~ car ar,
btelisht" Deli 1Liza .Lehman?. John Finne-
gan; "Koiyada" tRimski.k ko.sakoff)
ITnnnsak,. Master Billy Probst: "Je-
xsnsalem." Gallja (Gounod).
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Won,en's Fruniskin3s

Fancy VesfeeS OF pfQUe,
and organdy. embroid-
cred or lace trimmed. Pn
Many worth $l.00. W.
Choice ............
washable Lingerie
Ribbon In 5-yard bolts. ~
Pink, white and light H.
blue. Bolt. lt.............
Special Let Fancy Mesh VI
ing in scrolls and 9th. ~
or e6scts. Nack and ~
eolors. YAP1. ......,ss. -.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Sunday and Monday, Violet Heming,
in "Everywoman"j Tuesday and
Wednesday. Nazimova. in stronger
Than Death, Thursday. Charlotte
Walker. in Eve in Exile: Friday.
Pauline Frederick. In The Paliser
Case" and Saturday, Lieut.. Locklear.
in THE Great Air Robbery"
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Wallace Reid.
in Double Speed" and Mack Sennett
comedy. The Star Boarder": Tuesday
and Wednesday, THE Mystery of the
Yellow Room: Thursday, VIII Rog-
ers. in "Jubilo": Friday, Lieut. Lock-
lear. in THE Great Air Robbery" and
Evening star., 1920-03-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Mabel Garrison Recital.

A large audience at Polls Theater
yesterday afternoon enjoyed the re-
/ cital of Mabel Garrison. soprano from
the Metropolitan Opera House.
| This talented singer is distinctly
ooloratura soprano. Her voice Is fex-
! ible and her high tones wonderfully
clear and beautiful. In some echo"
work. required in one of the songs
used. the soft voice. as afar of. was
most effective.
The opera aria was Massenet's
''Fabliau de Manon." The program
also included a group OF ancient songs
in contrast with a series of modern
English songs. A French group and
several songs by Hugo Wolf and
Brahms completed the printed pro-
gram. Miss Garrison was recalled at
the end Of each number and respond
ed with encofes. Nearly all the added
songs were such as are selected for
an artists regular program.
The Accomplishments Of Mr.. George
Siemonn were an adequate backing
Tor the vocalist and were made all the
more attractive because, with one ex-
/ ceptlon, they were memOrized.
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RIALTO-"The Right Of Way"

Next week at Moore's Rialto Metro
Screen clossics will present pic
turization of Sir Gilbert Parker's ro-
nance of Canadian life, ''The Right
Of Way" starring Bert Lytell
Normo Talmadge in the photoplay
adoption of Leroy Scotts novel. "A
Daughter Of Two Worlds" will be
shown the remainder OF this week.
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METROPOLITAN-"Greater Than
Fame"

Sunday and all next week at Gram
dalrs Metropolitan will be shown for
the first time in Washington the
photoplay OF 9. Jay Kaufman's Great
er Than Fame" featuring Elaine
Hammerstein. The supporting COM
pany is led by Walter McGrail.
owen Moore. featured in "Piccadilly
Jim" film version Of the story and
play by p. G. Wodehouse. will con-
tinue the remainder of this week.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Syncopationist": Jack Inglis; The
Heart of Annie Wood" by Eleanor
''The Lady From Deift"; :"Topics Of
the Day" and the kinograms.
Sunday at 3 and Sis pm the bill
will include Pat Rooney. Marion Bent
and Company, Rose Coghlan and
Company and the remainder of this
weeks program.
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dARRICK- Little Miss Charity"

| Little Miss Charity" will be the
| ATTRACTION at the Shubert-Garrick
next Sunday evening. 1t is musical
| comedy by Edward Clark.
| Suddenly left fortune of $7.000.000,
which she decides to expend on a use
full charity. Little Miss Charity" ad-
vertises for a young man to help her
distribute the fund. The successful
| applicant 10 an engaging young crook.
who sees easy pickings. After, rr-
| ing the position he is Joined by l"o
| former confederates. a man and
woman. who also decide to declare
themselves in. Needless to say. the
young crook becomes a hero. falls in
| love with little Miss Charity. and not
| only reforms himself but his two
| companions and founds model CITY,
! which he names after his bene-
factress.
The cast includes Roy Gordon
Anne Sands, William Halligan. Lucy
weston, Harriet Burt and William
Robyns and a good-looking chorus;
handsomely costumed and surrounded
| by beautiful scenery. The music was
written by s. r. Henry and M. Savin.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
$50
Handbags
and Purses
9;:;:.. g;:; csc

A clean sweep Of accumulations
a Of odds and ends of women's
fancy silk bags. leather
handbags and purses. black vel
vet bags and children's leather
and velvet bags. Immense va
riety-and " o erful values.
Bags that sold for much higher
prices and all in good condition,
Though they show slight enects
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Al Reeves Revue.

Al Reeves, burlesque's veteran
comedian, heads the cast of Reeves
1920 Revue" next weeks attraction
at the Gayety Theater. An excep-
tionally impressive show in honor Of
his twenty eighth anniversary is
promised. His support includes Dick
Fitzgerald. Jack Carroll. Marcia
Moore. Amanda Love. Rubini and
Rosa, Ada Morse, Florence Wilkinson
and The Big Four Quartet" besides
comely chorus.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
GARDEN-"on With the Dance. >

Mae Murray and David Powell. in
the first George Fitzmaurice produc-
ton, "Oil With the Dance" the photo
play by Ouida Bergere. Will continue
at Moore's Garden Theater all this
week, and may be shown longer.
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Circle.

Sunday. Constance Talmadge. y
Two Weeks: Monday, Nazimova, u
stronger Than Death; Tuesday
Marguerite Clark. in "All Of SudASI
CONTINUED on Page %. Column b) Z
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Avenue Grana.

Saturday. Earl williams, in '.rhe Fer.
tune Hunter"
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Violet Hem ..S
Wednesday. Wallace Reid. in "DoQ-
BILE Speed; Thursday, Pauline Fred
erick, in 'The Paliser Case: Friday:
Guy Empey. in ''The Undercurfent,"
and Saturday, VIII Rogers. m
"Jubilo."
Evening star., 1920-03-04

Arbuclkle, In The Haysesd." aa1 eoe.
urday. Eugene OBrien. In the
Broken Melody"
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Crandall's.

All next week Crandalrs will offer,
for tho first time in Washington,
Evening star., 1920-03-04

guerite Clark, in "All of a Sudden
Peggy" and Saturday. Bryant Wash
burn. In The Six Best Cellars"
THE Fortune Hunter" featuring
Earle Williams, will be shown for
the hrst time in Washington today and
tomorrow; Saturday, Wallace Reid will
be pictured in his latest romantic come
dy, Double Speed"
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Silk Underu,em

%, Small lot Of kayser 1tal1an Six
Knickefb0ckers, in pink and
white. Sizes and % 7E
8. Today's price, sDaO.
$500. Special.
Van Raalte ItAnaA
:.7. ::'7 ';:s s:;,s yi:''; !: ;''s:: s.; $3.50
Special ......:......
Van Raalta ItaIlan SlIk Pink
KnickerbOckefs have made q
sharp advance in ~ no
price. Special lot at sDZ.SO
the old price. ......
Evening star., 1920-03-04
STRAND-"Judy Of Rogues' Har
bor,"

All next week, starting Sunday.
Moore's Strand will present Mary
Miles Minter, in her second Realart
production, Judy Of Rogues' Har-
bor." a picture of the novel by Grace
sobs. signs. smiles, chuckfes, laugh
ter and thrills.
Hope Hampton, in "A Modern Sa
lome." will continue through this
week, closing Saturday.
Evening star., 1920-03-04

wo0010O 0o8O81o o00
0en9AaA ADRooas large.
sauaPs style with
pockets ...............
EaAO9eo ollk Oa1nnUoo0a,
ana bluo. HemotttcheA
tops ana ribbon
0Iy2pO sss.ssssss
Woah 0llk D1yoloDO
with nlst lace Jokes =
and ribbon straps. -
S0Ocial
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Waists, $2.25

Special lot White Wolfe
Waists. variously embroidered
and lace trimmed. Round neck
coiiasless style, also with
square and v neeks.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
,Won,en's Summer
Union Suits
Regular Extra
50C 5c

Laoe-tSimmed Unien Suits with
tight or loose knees, ana e&Ay.up
shoulder straps. At least o third
under their value.
Evening star., 1920-03-04
GIous Cloas,-up

O1ds an oo1o WOnen's 1IlA
Gloves. small sizes, 53S to 8 only.
Mostly black. Some IN
perfect. some slightly OyC
men0eQ ...............
Meas ana W00ea'0 nIlA, O0O00
aA1 Cape 0D0vaos meAs - sell
for $500 to el.eo. - m
sligAtly assAsAS
Chetoo ...sssssss.s
Evening star., 1920-03-04
Chidren's Hose

Odds and Ends Chill
dren's Ribbed White -
Hose, In broken sizes; &c
reduced to.
Lot Of Children's Socks. In
white, tan and black
and white with colored ~
tops. Broken sizes: re- ZsJC
duced to.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
BALTIMORE MEN
TO URGE CANAL
Delegation Representing Business
Interests of That City Will
Call on Congress.

Baltimore. Md, Sept pa delcga-
tion Of Baltlmorcs busin ess and profess
sional men will wait upon Congress at its
next >ession when the proposition OF
widening and deepening the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal for sea-going ships
will be brought up.
Mayor Brocning made the announce
mcnt yesterday when he stated that he
VIII make preparations for organization
of the delegation soon. Civic organiza-
tions will be called upon to name COM
mittccs 20 serve and many of the members
will be named as individuals. The entire
number will be combined into the dele
CATION which will be headed by the Port
Dcyrlopment Commission, which is at
present ~ work on the preparation OF
data for submission To Congress The
government now owrs the canal. which
has depth of l0 feet. The proposition
Is 10 have Congress appropriate money
sufficient To dredge the canal to depth
of Is feet and widen It.
The War Department, the Navy De-
partmcnt and the shipping Board have
announced their intention of backing the
project. The War and Navy Departments
look spn the canal ms an important feature
az the defense Of the Atlantic Coast, and
the shipping Board, which has already
shown that Il greatly favors the port OF
Baltimore, wants IT as development OF
the inland waterways and shortening
of Baltimore S route to the sea. These
departments will bring pressure TO bear
ON Congress, and the shipping Board
recently asked Mayor Broening to ar
range for the compilation of data that
would bc IN favor of the project from
Baltlmores point of view. The Port
Development Commission enthusiastically
undertook the task and is now at work
preparing the information. Some Of thus
matter will be put before the public IN
the campaign Of education that will be
wagcd on the voters prior To the submls-
sion Of the harbor improvement and other
big municipal loans at the next election.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
HIGH AND
HEALTHY

Jus. think - o~-,rrr -~~.,'
lofs in fhis n~w afs-ssvi-~-, -
Lincoln Highway ~ pn~~- " ~
as 500 - Fifsrf f,0n--<'~- 1~s~i
b means 81 hsv~ 4 ras inc anei
bus Inc rirhf ~ yofIr fo-. -r-< ..
- @frrounfief ~ fesrsif'rs ss~-~~
Surely any mrn ewes a ~ hwn
seif ~ inspecf the-~ l1s@ ts-so-~
tho hes' are gone an yrr n~~s' 4
slu hlll - e~rFre the on-- vp.s.
arlcs-f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
Wilmington, Today,
ll0, 900 Population.
In Five Years Probably
POO O60

Wilmington mn~s hs~~ r~v~
homes. Tho situation h as-s'<
Homes are scaros nnd rrnf~ are
hagh The only wNv iaT he
average man ~ urrssrf hiua~rsf
n - uen hia own nnn. and
declare hHn~eif frrr from and
lords. We have tha riASs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
Y. W. C.. A. NEWS.

The swimming classes which the Young
Womcn's Christian Association has been
holding during the past four months will
close after successful season next Tues
day morning.
Invitations have been issued by the
Girl Reserve Council for a rally to be
held At 80 next Friday evening.
Members of the Friendship Club, the
Freshmen Girl Reserve Corps, and the
Marshallton Girl Reserve Corps are
spending the week end at the Holiday
House y straw ride will be enjoyed this
evening. Members Of Camp Fire Girls
a this city will go to the Holiday House
tomorrow for supper. They will have as
their guests Mrs William Butner of
Baltimore Mrs Butner is chief director
of the Camp Fire Girls in her city
There will be a meeting of the Friend
ship club AZ 3 O'Clock on Monday after
noon AT s0i Market street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
CARSWELL REUNION.
Three Soldier Sons of Elsmere Family
Greet Parents.

On Thursday evening three soldier sons
Of MIR and Mrs. William b. Carswell, at
Elsme re, were present at family reunion
at he home Of their parents. They were
Captain ;. Randall Carswell, Captain
Robert Catswell and Lieutenant W. K.
Carsv-ell. Jr.
Captain Randall Carswell is graduate
of Delaware College and was recently
stationed at Camp Pike. Little Rock,
Arkansas Captain Robert Carswell saw
active service along the Mexican border
for several years and also served during
the world war. He was an officer of the
Delaware militia, as was his brother
Randall before going into the regular army.
Lieutenant Carswell has Just returned
from service in Panama. He has resigned
from the army and viii accept position
with the Foundation Construction Co. of
New York.
William B Carswell, father of the three
soldi cr sons, is graduate of the Naval
Acad emy At Annapolis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
SMOKER AT PYTHIAN CASTLE.

Tho Wilmington. Sportsman's Club
staged a smoker last night at Pythian
Castle, with a varied program of musical
numbers and boxing bouts. Hugh Brain
ard rendered several solos, while the Third
Ward quartet and a six-piece orchestra
made decided hits
In the first bout for los pound BOYS,
Kid Defonizo drew with Kid johnson.
The second mill between boys of the same
weight, Nickel Morros and Young Brank
went four rounds TO a draw
hid Sum drew with Kid Carney in the
sN-round seml-windup; Jack Brank, l4S
pounds, bested frankie Lewis, 135 pounds,
in the wind-up.
The promoters and Matchmaker Null
are arranging a card for next Friday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25

2612 TatnaIl, q r.sb y, h. electric. $1,000:
27OO block. West. corner, r. b. p. b.
electric, $500,
37OO block, West. new, square plan. . r.
b, D, pipeiess heater. electric. $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25

500 block. Clay ton. new. 3 r. b. p. piPclcss
heater, 2 garages. electric. wash tubs In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25

400 block, N. Franklin, r, b. toilet Ia
bathroom, new plumbing. Property Is In
perfect order. Possession 80 daya.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
Come Out in Our
Free Auto Today.

Just uhone sar 0ffee asa. 20
use coupon heio~, and asy when
yon1 Ike - come otIf. We ull
cal Tor v1u and hrinr vuu home
Absolutely no ohhEats0n a. huY
You are the Iudre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-25
>CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE

FON DALE
2612 Tatnall, Q RIB. y, h. electric. $1,000;
electric S5bOO.
a7oo block. West. new. square plan. . r.
b, y. pipeless heater. electric. SSsoo.
floor. front terrace. gas. $500.
500 block. Clay ton. new. 8 r. b. p. pipcless
heater. 2 garages, electric. wash tubs In
cellar.
400 block, N. Franklin. TT. b. toilet 10
bathroom, new plumbing. Property Is In
perfect order Possession 80 days
South Broome very desirable section.
three large bedrooms. bath. with wash
shades, iinoieum in kitchcn. cook stow.
Immediate possession. $500.
for garage. $1,000 cash. balance on mortgage.
der s; , Bead s.,, ss, r an,sy IN sSod rsy
ments. $3.50.
Investment-62o TO cas- s. Council. two
Possession IL desired.
hot water heat. electric. 65 feet frontage.
SIS feet deep. Excellent location. Large attic.
laundry. city water.
Franklin. 400 block g r. b, gas Possession
when desired. $500.
w Fourth, 100 block. Q r. b, D. h, cleo
trio. three large porches. Property in Al
600 block. jefferson. r. b. $500.
FIRE INSURANCE.
JOHN J. MONAGHAN
ss2' Orange Street
Phone 44s7 Open Until o 80 D. m.
4
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-03
rage Siss

visit here, for Buffalo, N. Y, where
she will visit before returning home.
;. DIR. Samuel A. Weisman, TIC Fifth
Avenue Southeast, will return this
Saturday from few days trip to Du-
luth, where he attended the National
tuberculosis convention held there
from Wednesday to Saturday.
Mr.. Maurice j. Cohen, Dupont Ave-
nue. South, has returned from trip
to Chicago.
Mr.. S. Fromme Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
has joined Mrs. Fromme as the guests
of their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Weiskopf, Oak Grove
Street.
Mr.. Emil Apt returned Wednesday
from a trip of the Great Lakes and
Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. Samuel Gross of Denver, Colo,
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. H. N. Me-
leck, Queen Avenue North, for few
weeks. He is en- route to Philadelphia,
where he will attend the University Of
Pennsylvania, and will also visit in
New York.
Mr.. j. w. Ridker Of Leola, S. D.,
will leave this Tuesday for his home
after a few weeks visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ridker, Girard
Avenue North.
Mr.. J. Shedlov, Bryant Avenue
North, returned Sunday from
weeks visit in Kansas City, Mo-,
where he was the guest of his son
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hoff-
man.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-03
WEDDINGS.
KOrengOld- Rubel.

hOrengOld-KuDel.
] Miss Sprinza B. Rubel Of Fargo, N.
D., and Mr.. Philip E. Korengold of
this city were married on Monday
evening, August 80, at the home of
the officiating minister, Rabbi S. M.
SLIDER. "A
BrOwn-Manheim.
Mrs. E. Mannheim of Buffalo, N. Y,
announces the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Lucille, to David Brown Of this
city, formerly Of Buffalo, N. Y, which
took place on Tuesday, August Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will make their
home in this city. a.
Resler- ShaperO
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shapero, 1408 FL
wood Avenue, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Bessien Marilyn, to
Albert Resler, son of Mrs. Philip Res
Ter, 1900 Elliot Avenue.
Murman-Epstein
. The marriage of Miss Bessie Ep-
stein, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Epstein, 514 Irving Avenue North,
and Mr.. Irving Thurman Of this city,
took place on Tuesday evening, Au-
gust 31st, at the Plymouth hall. Rabbi
L. Settler officiated in the presence of
the relatives and intimate friends.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-03
Engagement Announced

J Mr.. and Mrs. Rodborth of New
Brunswick, N. j., announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Beatrice
Dorothy, to Charles w. Mikes of Hib-
bling, MINI. Miss Rodborth, who has
been visiting her fance, is now the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Helstein,
3845 Pleasant Avenue.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-03
Entertaining

A dutch treat party with a dinner
at the Nankin, followed by an Or
pheum party, was given last week by
a group of friends of Miss Edith
Abrams, who left on several months
trip through the West.
Misses Leona and Kate Schaffer,
2448 First Avenue South, entertained
at luncheon at Dayton's Tea Rooms
in honor of Miss Alice Rosenstein. a
bride-elect. Covers were laid for six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Levin, 1920
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-04-01
GOOD PROGRESS NOW
BEING MADE SINKING
AT CHICAGO BOSTON

After starting sinking from the
200 level Of the Chicag go Boston
some two weeks ago progress was
rather slow. due chiefly to the
difficulty in getting men. This
difficulty has now been remedied
and the work is being pushed as
rapidly as possible Yesterday
the shaft had been sunk 40 feet
below the 200, and it is stated by
the management that from this
time on good progress will be
made The purpose is to sink 200
feet. or to a depth Of 400 feet, and
then explore the exposed showing
on the 100 and 200. and also to
crosscut south to the Kill Buck
vein. The company now has a
good working force of twenty-four
men. The Chicago Boston is on
Lake gulch, about two miles from
Wallace, and the development of
the property is being watched with
unusual interest.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-04-01
SLATE CREEK.
Kellogg People Begin Work on Silver
Lode.

Kellogg People Begin Work on Silver
Lode.
Work on the Silver Lode property
in the Slate creek district is now un-
der way, says the Wardner- Kellogg
News. Hi Lance, manager Of the prop
erty, has crew at work running a
crosscut tunnel and plans to keep the
work moving steadily along during the
summer. Owing to the bad condition
OF the Placer creek road 1t is neces-
sary to take in supplies from the St
Joe side. using the Milwaukee Lumber
company's railroad up Big Creek. which
reaches within six miles of the Silver
Lode claims. The claims are in
promising lead-silver belt, where little
prospecting has been done and con-
siderable interest is attached to the
work now under way. The Silver
Lode property is under control of To-
cal parties.