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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-14
Mems and Boys
Sweaters and WOmen's
Heavy Mannish
Sweaters Reduced

S6pover and coat styles in oil
sosts Of color combinations in the
shipiae; black and red and black
and orange, etc, and solid sray
and reds.
10 and $i1.so Boys Is to 10
yesp.)
$3.50 to $500 Mems (s to
~
$3.50 - $3.50 Women's (S to
~ sAoiee. NSs,
Mems and Boys Union
Suits
Msas $50 and 500 unions
ies 0A
Nmt 200 unions for ti.la
Boys $50 and SIS uniops for
oi.3A
SECOND floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
fourth STREET
WATCH SERVICE
EPwoRTK LEAGUE WILL OPEN
NEW OBSERVANCE WITH DIN
NER AT THE CHUECH.
Special Services, Varied in Character
VIII 30 Eold Prom Eight until
Midnight.

Tho Eryurth League OF Fourth stree;
Methodist church VIII inauEurate the
observance az this year watch Night
program with an banquet I" which all
members Of the Epworth League and
young people of the church were in
vitcd 10 attend. MISS Eleanor Taylor IL
IA charge Of reservations FOR the bon
Quet.
From { O'Clock Friday evening Unit!
midnight. the annual Watch Night srr-
vice Will bc held at Fourth street. FROM
5 to 10 O'Clock. there Will lie dcv"-
t!onal period with illustrated hymns.
prayer, testimony and preaching by IN"
pastor, Or. Clarence T. Allen. From 10
10 II o'clock WI he the social hour.
when The Epw"T;A League Will serve re-
rreshmerts. Tac hours from II O'clock
u.llU m!dn 'gh; will I've n" Closing
period, with stevcrp;!COn hymns and
sermon.
These services will BE- held IN the
lower auditorium Of the church,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27

COMMUNICATING public ana It contin-
ucs 70 exercise this function With ever
increasing satisfaction to It's hosts or
patrons. II will DO shown here at the
Cour; theatre for an engagement Oh
htro nights. beginning Friday, Decefn-
her 31st, with New Years matinee OH
Saturday.
The production IS entirely new this
year. special pains having been taken to
keep the FUN up to the minute and in
keeping with the times. One Of the fun
niest phases Of the entertainment 10 the
burlesqus on the national conventions
Of the political parties IN which tho
Comedians take Off" prominent polin-
clans and statemen with ludicrous SINH
lHude. The company includes such mas
ters Of tho art of minstrelsy ~ Bert
Swor, Harry Skunk. Jimmie Cooper.
; John Healy. Ed ENraid, Jack Richards.
William Church, Harry Frillman, Leslie
Berry. Dolf Kastor, Lloyd Gilbert, Gro
yer Schepp. REQ Brodeuh, L. B. Puckett,
William Doran. Leo Doran. Frank NIL
Ter, Vincent Dixon, Sherman Dern, Gar
ner Newton. Ed UhrIg. Harry Young and
Billy Miller. Seats 60 on sale Wsdnes'
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
BUSY SESSION
Of CITY DADS
COUNCIL TO NIAN REPORTS ON
nTHsrroNs TOMORROW NIQKT
Hoped That Both Propositions WIZ Be
settled At the Meeting tuesday
Evening

Tomorrow nights council session Is
scheduled TO be a busy one with the re-
mort OF the water problems TO be sub
Yaitted and tia report from the traction
companies on tho paving question 10
be heard and II these two problems ara
settled II will be considered ono or tno
busiest sessions held in several months.
The report OF J. y. Chester or tho
Chester & Fleming Engineering com
week BY the city manager and was 10
have come up At ths special meeting
held last Thursday evening. but was
postponed until tomorrow evening.
Tho traction companies have agreed
TO sign statement to tho city on their
standing on tho paving question and
these are 10 be submitted tomorrow eve
ming c. Y. Billings. vice president and
general manager OF the wheeling Irac.
lion company. and !. d. Whlttemose Ok
the Wheeling Public Service company
both appeared before council last Thurs.
day evening and made explanations and
Il is expected an am!cab!e agreement
will be reached tomorrow evening.
Another prebLsm which IS 10 De re-
.,srted tomorrow evening Is from the
Wheeling Traction company on the
question OF limiting the weight OF
trucks passing over. tho company
bridge on the north end OF the Island
heretofore there has been no weight
be placed at 1900 pounds, including the
load. for the safety OF the cars using
the bridge. as II has been greatly DAM
aged BY the heavy trahtc.
r. tho question Is settled, the proolen
OF stopping the heavy trucks from using
TIE recently paved North Huron street
will have been solved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
CHAUNCEY OLCOTT IN "MACUSHLA" COMES
COMES TO COURT TONIGHT FOR TWO DAYS

tUaunSrv Olcctt makes his reappear-
Ru,r nt tho Court tonight In L limited
arrangement of three performances after
several years. Mr.. Olcott IL today tho
dean Of American lyric tenoTs. and his
song successes IN the neld or comedy
stamp HIM as tho most distinguished eK-
moment OF Irish comedy. Always a great
favuritc the announcement that his re-
p"rto!r OF songs will include several new
numbers. comes as welcome.
Mr.. Olc"tt appears this wear under tho
persona! direction OF A. l.. ErlanH"r and
rlakes a revival Of one o. his mos, on
garinC comedies "Macushin- written cs-
p,rially for him by R!ocr Johnson
Young. Mr.. Olcott has company or
merit. including tho rivaC:oYS and
charming young leading woman. Miss
Allyn GyNin; the wei known muSica
com edlan and leading man, Lee stark:
Miss Josephine Clafl!n, Miss MIr""''"
Erllren. MI James Mari and his own in
strumcntal!sts, including Mr.. Albert"
Terry. pianist: VI. milo DeCIluvc, violin
ist, OF the Opera Comique, Paris: MI
Albert PlacatIn OF tho Royal conserra-
tory, Christlana. These artists Will fur
n,sh solos during tho intermiSs.ons.
"Macushln" for n story, hns AZ the
basis the episodes confronting the an
fayor!te horse The play. originally
written for Mr.. Olcntt about four Year"
nrc. Is a breezy and mirth- compelling
story. exploiting the fortunes oS Sir
Brian F!tzgcrald in tn" pra-Nictoriar
Gays As the heir TO an imPovcrishHd
estate, Dun Cannon, tho Young haronrt
fresh from college. undertakes 20 rehih-
ul,ate his n,eagrc inher,tancc H!g
father. FOND ~ horses and hounds. has
loft him hut two horseS out Of the one"
famous stud.
The daughter of the stable mana ger.
Patricia. becomes his pal. and A. the op-
cu.ng OF the action OF the play the story
rrcrun,s the anxiety OF the twain Ia
yrrTare tho horse Macushla for the
forthcoming Dublin sweep stake com
mitte". Sinclair. an Englishmnn and n
neighbor!nE land owner }aiked In his
designs 10 purchase Macushia. and hHv-
ing his own horse Blucbclls. Cnt.'rnn IN
tho race. undertakes to bride FitGEer-
aids stable attendant Ia injure MaCuHh-
"a and thereby win the parse. How I'M"
scheme IS clrcumyented and Fftzgerald
having placed his entire fortune upon
the event. secures a faithful Jockey VIII"
carries MaCuahla to victory Is dertly de-
scr!hed ny the playwright. Placing his
II fairs in order and departing for Amer
lea 10 further better his fortune, Sir
Brian surprises his torantry BY taking
as his bride on this unknown voyage the
Y!vac!uus Patricia. During tho action or
thl, play, Mr. Olcott will render. Where
Ths SHANNON Flows" u Love an Irish
Girl and She's Just Like You" "Aacush-
la" Mother Macree." and other quaint
ballads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
my LADY FRIENDS"
Jsesie Magic, Star Of the Play, says
Extravaganza occastonaaly
virtue

OccaSiD7a'ly rxiravagRnce Is a virtue,
ut least .o thinks Miss Jessie Nagle or
My Indy Friends" playing Wednesday
and Thursday at the Court theatre,
"T:x:rarannco.' said Miss Magic" IN
her Dire <sing room the other might. - n
d,i.ily quality az rule. It Is wr"ck'nE
- great many homes today more csps-
c.nlly IN Boston and New York. The av-
crage man who marr!es girl with eN-
t~avagant ideas and no sense OF values
* taking awful chances If he wants 10
make anything OF his life .sh" won't let
him, because OF the continual pull for
money.
II think The unhappy conditions IN
many homes today and the great num-
Der OF appeals for divorces may hc d.
rectlv traced to this very failing. And
tho fault lies. not with the girls them
selves. hut with their mothers. Instead
~ being taught thrift. young girls arc
encouraged In their eNtravagRnce ny
hose who are older and should know
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27

better. | should hate 70 play rart
that preached wanton. selfish extraFn-
gancc' in fact would positively refuse
II. because l consider the theatre TOO
! erra, :: force for good or evil TO make
evil seem attractive.
"BIt my extravaganza In My Lazy
Friends seems TO mo quite Justlaaole.
tn. rroor Of this IS my husbands re-
,uarl.. You are an cxtravagant old
hing hu: you arc a dear or the TWO
wives who are played against each other
tho rxtravagant woman has more OF an
understanding Of lie and Is more like!E
to l.0ld her husband than the st!nsY
tyr, Her motive IL sincere enough At
i,nst she has visions and IDEAS. IL seems
10 m. that on eof the tragedies Of mar
rcd If. Is where the husband becomes
r,rh and well known and his wife does
not keep up with'him. As he goes for
, ward the brecch IL bound to widen.
IT believe that q wife should adapt
herself TO her husbands circumstances,
Erd that x he makes money she should
.r"rd It in the way he wants her to.
cvrr to the point Of being extrava&ant.
ON tho other hand. If he Is not 80 well
nff but wishes 20 60 TO the theatre she
should 70 with him, oven n It Is more
than they can afford. Then ne won't
have tU make an excuse so az 10 ne apo
- SO with another girl. In tho days be-
rnr" prohibition If ne wanted to TAKE
drink or play pool. she should ask him
10 corn. homo and d. IL.
II most certainly do not advocate OK
irava 1an,r In general but there arc
many .m,s when II Is Iust;r.api". II is
orc ~ mars Unborn Instincts 10 spend
rrp+ly. and II no has shaved for for
tune. ~. doesn't want his wife to spend
al nor in" In tho kitchen when pros-
p.ri'y comes TO him. OF course where
th"rr IS a sense OF humor these things
, iu~: naturally adjust Themselves.
think humor tie most precious asset In
life. perhaps that's because Tn Irish.
Hut II - certainly needed In this work
Il -dav world of ours now. We spend a
lot If cur time on the bridge between
laughter and tears. and II is surely bet
ter ~ emerge on the sunny side or
laughter than To fall into pool or tears
"All l can say to finish up Is this. that
n man should be a pal to his wife and
wife should Il" a pal to man. and II
they live that way. whether rich or poor
JOY. happiness and prosperity Will al
, ways knock At ;heir door"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
BOY CHOIR GIVES
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
Ysauafui Service Sunday Afternoon ae
81. Matthews Church.

Tho cantata CHRISTMAS" was given
ar g. Matthew'S Protestant Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon At O'Clock
by the famous boy choir. under the d.
rect!oa OF Mr.. Paul Allen Beymer or
gz1nlst.
The Professional Hymn. by Redner'
was the opening number OF tho pro-
gram. followed by the Apostles creed
PAYERS were said and the cantata was
opened with an organ prelude by Mr'
Reyner The Bass sang the opening
stanza from Malachi and the entire
choir sang the chorus The organ pre-
Jude Passionate" preceded the tenor and
chorus Of the next stauZa from John J.
md the tenors sang the solo part from
Luke I. The chorus from Mark and the
Psalms was followed by the otrertorE.
nm organ solo March OF the Magi
Kings" played by Mr.. Beymer. Tho
weir rhythm OF this number suggested
the treat of the canels across tho dss-
srt and the Nigh tone held throughout
the composition. the Nonderous star or
Bethlehem which guided the Wise Men
TO the ChriSt-Child.
Silent Night. Holy Night" that most
beautiful OF Christmas carols by Grub
CIR. was the next Number, which was
followed by tho RecessIonal hymn from
Meadelssorn. "Hallelujah Chorus, from
Handel. was the concluding number. be-
ing an organ postlude by Mr.. Beymer.
The following Is the personnel OF the
choir.
SUPERINTENDENT Adams, Carl Bese-
Ter William BIppus. George Boyd. Tho
mas Boyd. Afford Carroll. Edward Car
roll. Charles Clarke. Frederick Dooos'
Junior Doobs, Orv!lls Eichenberg. Har-
old Hays. John Kasley. Ernest koehr-
sen Lawrence Koehrsen. Joseph McG'll,
Harry Ruble. Joseph Schauo. Ralph
Springfield. George YIeweg. Cecil Wal
ters and Raymond Ziegler.
Alto-Joseph Carnahan. Frederick
Ford. Afford Haden. Joru Hall. Georges
Marines. Robert Rodgsss and Jack
WinChcoll.
Tenor-Johu oConnor tsolo) II. w.
Cox and George Jefferson.
Bass-DavId Crawford (solo) Rodney
s. Crawford. Robert Crawford and
Payne Pierce.
The Rev. r. E. L. Str!der. Rector
Mr. Paul Allen Beymer, Organist and
Choirmastcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
TIDE OF TRAVEL
SLACKENS SOME

4 was stated Inst evening At lnca!
railway passenger stations that after
tho hIg rush OF travel just previous TO
Christmas. when all strangers were
leaving tho city 70 spend tho holidays
ut home. and anyone who lived IN this
section came speeding home. business
had quIeted down Immediately after
Christmas day.
While there were lots Of persons
arriving and departing on tho trains
Yesterday there was no lam or travel
and no occasion to couple on extra cars
10 the passenger trains.
The employees OF express companies
are stiIl busy. however. handling b"latcd
christmas packages. and very likely VIII
be until some days after the New Year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Woman Can't Find Words
to Express Herself

After six years OF suffering from
stomach trouble l am feeling flne. All
the hloating and soreness Is Ronc from
my stomach and bowels ! can cat all l
like now. can't think of any words
suitable enough TO praise Mayr'S Won
derrul Remedy. | am sure II has saved
nv life" 1t Is simple. harmless prep
nratIun that removes the catarrhal
mucus from tho intestinal tract and al
laws tho inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and int~s-
final ailments. including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. G. H. Griest & Co. and drug
gIsts everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
odd FELLOWS
Wheeling Lodges VIII Hold Semi
Annual Elections OF Officers
This week

The three Wheeling subordinate
lodges OF the Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows viii hold their sem! annual
elections OF officers this week. These
lodges are Concord No. 10. which meets
in the l. o. q. +. lodge room IN South
Wheeling: Wheeling Lodge No. . and
Excelsior Lodge No. 30. both OF which
meet IN thu odd Fellows building at
Chapline and Twelfth street. Wheeling
lodge probably Will have its election and
confer one OF the degrees Wednesday
evening, under Il special dtspensation
from the West Virginia grand master.
The lodges regular meeting date is on
Saturday evening. but on account nf the
New Year holiday Il special diSpen sat ion
for the meeting "Wednesday evening has
been asked for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
ISSUE TICKETS FOR
NEWSBOYS' DINNER

Elaborate are tho Arrangements being
made BY the kiwanis club for tho big
Newsboys' luncheon meeting to be held
next Thursday at the Mcclure hotsl. and
tickets were issued Saturday in tho
mails TO all members which Will cntitlc
Thorn to brink a newshOy with them.
big things are Planned for tho big AZ.
fair.
Last year moro than 200 bows were
wined and dined. but owing TO crowded
condition. only one boy Is expected to
pc with each member and no member
will be admitted without a guest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
Stop Your Coughing
No need to let that cough persist. Stop the
Irritation, and remove tickling and hoarse-
ness by soothing tho inAamed throat with
PIS0'S

aged crippled resident OF the South
Side was saved from burning to death
by F!remen Francis YOst.and William
Leadley when the Huffman apartmcn
in thu same building was Quilted by
fire Christmas night At 5 o'clock.
The fire started m the Huffman home.
and quickly spread to three other apart
ments. However practically al OF tho
damage was in the Huffman home while
the other three suffered losSas by water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
COUNTY OFFICERS
TO TAKE OATHS
Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney ana
Others VIII BE Sworn INTO ONCE
Thfs Morning.

County officers elect will take their
oaths Of office this morning at IL o.
clock before Clerk OF the Board OF
Commissioner II. c. Underwood. thee
appointments becoming effective next
Friday night 1T midnight.
Among the officers 70 take the oath
are Harry r. Clouso. sheriff; Carl Ch
Bschmann. prosecuting attorney: James
Richards, assessor: John l.. k!nghorn
clerk OF circuit court: J. Howard Wetis,
clerk OF county court. and Z. Aai
Brues, board OF commissioners.
The new Officers will deput!ze their
dspu.!es some time during the coming
week. preparatory to taking their new
duties Friday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
SAYS TT Is TIE BEST IN TIE
UnRY,n

There Is ono remedy that. those who
know depend upon for relief from
r'oley's Honey and Tar clears the pas
cages, soothes raw. inflamed membranes
IND banishes irritation and tickling in
the throat A. II. MCDANIEL. Box 81.
Lindside. W. Va. writes: II am glad to
tril you that Foleys Honey and Tar IL
the best medicine In the world. l have
had a severe cough and before I used
hHlf 4 bottle I was better" Sold every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
"Acans or DIAMONDS"

DR.. Russell II. Conwel. ore Of the
most prominent lecturers of today. will
address a meeting Of members and
friends OF the wheeling Baptist Tenn
ple Wednesday evening at tho Court
theatre. appearing under the auspices
OF the church. His subject vii! Be
Acres OF Diamonds"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
AUTO VICTIM RECOVERING.

Lawrence Phillips. sixteen years ole.
who was seriously injured Christmas
afternoon when his automobile upset
while rounding the corner Of Twenty
fourth and Chapl!nc streets, Is resting
as we'll as can be expected. He IS SUI
fer!ng from q bad cut On. his bead 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
LOT OWNERS MEETING

Charles H. Miller and William Filing
ham, trustees Of the Mount Wood Gem
etery association, have called meet
Ing OF lot owners TO be held in tho city
council chamber Thursday evening,
January 5, 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-27
FIELDS MINISTRIES

What the pubic wants" IS tho slogan
that has made Al G. Fields Minstrels so
great n success. Ever since the veteran
minstrel man launched his production,
more than = third Of a century ago, II
has filed want e1per!Spced by tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-23

TWO. THREE OR FOUR ROOM FURNISHED
apartment; Ink; walking distance Treasury;
reasonable. Addtess Box 164S. Star -edaca. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-23
WANTED-APARTMENTS.


TO LEASE UNFURNIsHED THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath In desirable northwest neigh
borhood; possession bet. Oct. and Oct. 10.
W. L. g.. 1928 Columbia road. Col. 2076 IS
| apt. in apartment building; will purchase fur
niture. Address Box 1865. Star office.
| FURNIsHED-BY THREE YOUNG LADIES;
| references exchanged: would consider floor IN
house. Call z to 9. North 1851. Apt sos a.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE. NO CHILDREN
want a IS room we'll furnished housekeeping
| apartment, best NV. section. Address Brighton
Hotel, Cal. ST., room COS. "a
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT 1 OR
unfinished rooms. kitchenette and bath In de
sirable northeast or southeast section; best ref
erences. Address Box 56-S, Star office. ga
COUPLE DESIRE TWO OR THREE ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath; furnished unfurnish-
| ed; will purchase furniture. Phone West 1853 w
| after pm. 2s
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED
or unfinished ! or room, kitchentte and
bath apt, preferably in apt. house NV, by
| October /. Address Box SIS, Star office. e3'
WANTED-BY OCTOBER /. UNFURN1sHED
four or five room apartment: Ami. Address
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, KITCHENErTE
and bath, furnished or unfurnished. within
walking distance Of war risk binding; price OF
s fur apt not to exceed s76 Address: Box
BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER, BOTH EN-
ployed. 4.room unfurnished apt. or will share
home with couple.
Phone Main 1850. after 9 pm. or franklin
4343 between II and 4. 23s
IN NV, FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED APT.
BY refined young ladies': references furnished.
Call after PM, North 1043. ''Korells." or
address 2129 18th st. NV. Apt. 16. As
ABOUT 3 OR 4 ROOM HOUSEKEEPING
apartment, furnished; northwest section
adults; moderate. Address Box 49-S, Star
Office. 23s
TWO-ROOM APARTMENT WITH KITCHEN
cite and bath 10 desired by October /; pref
erably IN northwest section Of city. Address
Box S45-R, Star ONCE. 24s
CoU NLE WITH DAUGHTER II DESIRE
furnished apt, rooms, kitchenette and bath ;
occupancy Oct. 1; state price. Address Box
s02-R. Star ONCE. 24'
SMALL APARTMENT, FURNISHED Or UN-
furnished; state price. L. KELLEY, IA A
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. UNFURNIsHED,
II. WEsTCOTT. 1870 N. Y. ave. Main $500.
ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH: 6N-
furnished; by responsible couple; no children
mot over $40. Address Advertiser 40 eth
BY ARMY OFFICER, ABOUT OCTOBER 1st.
ROOMS, kitchenette, bath and inclosed sleep
ing porch; in modern house. Address Box
274-R, Star of8ce. "a
LARGE LIST OF HONE SEEKERS: MUST
have apartments or houses at once; list your
rentals with Adele Tomsic, $40 Munsey bldg.
Main 7414. 27e
ROOMS, KITCHENETTn AND BATH;
must be reasonable: in walking distance bust
ness section. Address Box So6-R, Star ofice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-23

BY THE MONTH = One room. Kitchen and
bath. Apt. A. Briarly Hall. 1740 X st. NV.
Preferably to officer or officers family Of
Army, Navy or Marine Corps. Apply by tele-
phone. NJ. 91o9, between 3 and pm, 23s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-23

1106 e. CAPITOL ST-THREE ROOMS;
second noor; overlooking Lincoln Park: newly
furnished for light housekeeping; adults: s75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-23
WANTED-APARTMENTa.

SMALL APARTMENT, PREFERABLY IN
walking distance Of departments; would con-
slider buying furniture. Address Box 1855,
Star Office