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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

Earle Williams expects to be busy
next week in San FranciHcos China.
town. Some Of the scenes Of his next
picture are laid there. 10 Mr.. VII
liams decided to inject realism into
the film by actually going there. irs
stead OF trying to reproduce n China.
town in Vithgraph's Hollywood
studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
r r x
aOLD WIVES FOR NEW"

ifararuOuntD
CDa1es Murdoch, .......... Elliott Dexter
oDphy Murdoch .....s.... Sylvia Ashton
eophy 1.-THE vision. Wanda Hawlsy
Jplsst Kaeburn. Florence Nidor
n a wife fails to retain the charm
and aIluring qualities that gained the
first love Of her husband, is the hus.
band justified II he strays in search
Of green fields and pastures new?
Such. in a degree. Is the problem in.
VOWED In odd Wives for New" the
Cecil de Mile photopIay which opens
at the Rex today.
How the question Is answered
forms q most entertaining story.
done into screen terms by Jeanne
Macpherson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

G. O L O N | A L
THE BOTTOM OF THE WORLD

-Cele)
Possibly tho most humanity inter.
esting phase Of The Bottom Of the
World" the Sir Ernest Shackieton
South Polar expedition motion pic
ture. which will be seen at the Co
ionii for the first Tine today. is that
which shows the Endurance. Shackie.
toms ship. caught in the great South
ice. and tho futile efforts which were
made to cxtricate her.
For a long time II was believed
that the ice might be cut and
channel made TO the open waters so
shackleton's men. armed with great
ice saws, laborc1 night and Day in
an effort TO break a way thru the
See. But they failed. and the Isndur.
ance had to be left behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

pear In a play purely for arts sake
at the Greenwich Village theatre.
The stage vehicle which Lytell will
usa has not NJ yet been selected by
MIR I<argcr. aitho several plays have
been submitted. The play will be
chosen In consultation with his d.
rector general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
nnAY,s PROGRAMS
c O l. | S f u M
"HUCKI.EBERRy FINN"


Nuckleeerry" ftnns ...... Iewt. Sargent
Niaos lNoukiaa. ..,.. Katherine Griffiths
neck fatheF ........s Frsnk tAn,in &
aom ASNvr ......s.s. Gordon Griffith
WHEN Mark Twain wrote 'Huckic-
w berry Finn" he penncd this in.
PRODUCTION:
Persons attempting to ind a mo.
tive In this narrative will he prose.
cuted; persons attempting 10 ind a
moral In u will he hanlShed. persons
attempting 20 md plot In it viii be
shot"
Whether readers find n motive.
moral. or plot In II matters little.
Millions OF them have discovered In
II wholesome entertainment and un.
adulterated Joy. To them will come
as welcome news the announcement
that great photoplay has been
made OF ''Huckleberry Finn" and
that 1t will be shown az the Coli
scum for week beginning today. IL
Is declared that the spirit OF Mark
Twain's narrative has been wholly
reproduced on the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

of the camera had not enttced n
Miss Carew has. however. keD&
her music and could return -
stage at short notice. Her m@&o
cent engagements have besn - &
ing lady with Frank Mayo ana I
gene O'Brien. Her director. II
u. Carleton. declares Miss CArew
be an ideal type for the role I
played in Mountain Madness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05


Because OF the splendid business
the picture has done since Il opened
at the Strand last Tuesday. THE Toll
Gate" with William g. Hart and
Anna Q. Nilsson as the stars. has
been held over until next Wednesday
night The border line OF the South
west Is the scene OF the story. which
bristIes with numerous thrilling Incl.
dents and hair breadth escapes. Mr..
Hart Is said to have risked his life
several times in the filming Of The
Toll Gate" Among the most excit.
Ing scenes are those In which he
jumps from a rapidly moving train
with hands and feet tied and plunEes
off an enbankment, dropping 50 feet
into a river to rescue a child. Mr.
Harris famous Pinto pony appears in
this picture for the first time In
many months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
LILLIAN GlSH
HAS RECOvEnC

The thousands OF motion piceX|
fans who adore the Gish sisters ~
be glad to know that Miss Lillian Il
completely recovered from what =
peared dangerously like . cnso
pneumonia. Miss Gish was confIG
to her home for the better part
10 days with a cold that threat6u
TO result In something more seF1o(
Thanks TO her strength and the ~
care OF Mother Cish and q nur1o
two. she Is UP and about again q
busy with her work in the forthco
ing d. w. Griffith production
Way Down East"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

The Black Sheep" will be Harry
CareyH next Western movie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05

Mr.. Eugene Levy. owner OF the
Oak theatre. will present y. w. Crit.
fith's wonderful success. Broken
Blossoms. for run OF -four days
ending Tuesday evening. In present
ing this picture at the Oak theatre
Mr. Levy Is Offering IL 70 tho Seattle
movie loving fans for the regular ad.
mission price Of 10 CENTS Already
this splendid Offering has been nc.
corded "A wonderful run In Seattle
and critics have acclaimed II among
other famous offerings Of D. w. Crit
fiths such as Hearts Of the World"
and THE Birth OF Nation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
GA K

"BROkEN BLOSSOMS"
(Grinth)
The on. ss...s. sssssss... Lillian Giah
Battling" Burrows Donald Crisp
The Chinaman 80. . J. Richard Bartholrneas
Evil Observation-Disclosures. Edward Pefi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-05
S T r A N d
THE TOLL GATE"

lParamountD
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

Vladni Ufednici pomySleji
ma pfisna opatreni, jimiz by
byla obmezena spotreba gaso-
linu, jehoz potina byti V cel6
zemi va2ny nedostatek. Pravi
Sc, ze pfi spotfeb6 dneSnl Wy
statily by Zasoby sotva ma $est
tydnu. Neni Znamo. co bude
podniknuto a bude-li zakaza-
mono uzivani automobile pro
zabavni iizdu V iistych dnech.
Uradovna pro dolly konala W.
8etfovani a zjistila, re zasoby
Y zemi jSou opravdu male, coz
Jest hlaVn6 Zayineno obchodni-
mi machinaccmi majitelu stud
III petrolejovych, kteri proda-
Vaji do ciZiny ku predu a ma
il ma ruce mnoho objednavek
pro vyvoz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
OPATRENf VUCI LUPICUM
Clevelandske banky budou mi
ii samostatne poplasne
systemy.

V ufadovn6 pol. riditele
Sprostyho konala Sc vcera
schGze zastupcu mistnich ban
kovnich ustavG, "a kter6zto po
rady rozhodnuto, re. kazda
banka V m6ste docka Sc prime
ho alarmov6ho spojeni poll
eli, ably vuci banditum l6pe
bvla opatfena, kteryzto po-
plaSny automaticky system po-
vede primo k nejblizSi pol. sta
nici, odkud lGtaci ceta ma pri-
padny alarm rychlym prijeZ-
dem k ohrozene bance by od-
pov6dela. VSechny banky V
teskych ctvrtich dockaji Sc po
dobnGho alarmoveho syst6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
SMRTELNE MA HRISTI
PORANENA.

Ma Skolnim hriSti Berea
pofadany vtera zavody Skol-
Mich athletd z naSeho okrcsu,
nfi kterezto prilezitosti 8-leta
Iiliana Hoffmanova z Hamil-
ton smrtelne byla poranena.
Liliana chtela preb6hnout hri-
ste We chvili, kdy athleti u vy$-
5ich utiliSt' zavodili We vrha-
nj bremen. Divka zasazena by
IN jednlm osmilibernim tim
bfemenem ma hlav6 a lebka il
Byla pTivezena do
Clevelandu a pritomn6 nacha
II Sc V oSetrovani l6karu V ne
noenici sv. LukaSe, kde skon
ieji tn chvili Sc oGekava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
NEHODA POSTOVNlHO A
VIATIkA.
Aeroplan clevelandskeho letce
sritil Sc blize Sandusky.

Postovni aviatik A. M.
Kneight "a vCereiSiho obvyk-
lGho svGho letu 2 Chicago do
naSeho mesta, sritil Sc Sc sVym
aeroplanem blize Sandusky k
zemi a utrp6l vazn6 poranenl.
Kneightav jednoplosnik spadl
s vy$e triceti stop a uVizl V 81
ii telegrafnich dratJl, kdezto
zmin6ny aviatik dopadl az ma
zem a poranil Sc ma lebce. Ne
dostatek gasolinu priVodil pad
a poSkozen6 kormidlo situaci
pohorSilo. Letec vSiml 81 iiz
We vysi 1000 stop, re zasoba
gasolinu jest vycerpana a pro
to snaSel Sc opatrn6 k zemi.
We yySi tiicetil stop aeroplan
Sc mu vSak prekotil, Cimz ne
hoda byla dovrsena. Letec ma
chazi Sc nyni V lekarske oSe-
trovani a sedm zokd postov-
mich zasilek privezeno do Gle
drahou. Kneightuv
aeroplan bude vyprosten dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
PREPAID v KLENOTNICKEM
OBCHODE.

Do zlatnickeho kramu Fred
q. LonGa, 1912 Superior A
"a. Vpadli vGera tfi autobandi-
e, nichz jeden vchrstl kle-
rotnikovi Cpavek do oCi, natez
trojice pokusila Sc kram Wy
pleniti. Long brzy Sc vSak Z
leknuti vzpamatoval a trojici
tax zvanym zabiiakem ma
tloukl tax. re sotva Z kramu
mohla ut6ci. Treba pozname-
matt totia, ze Long V "priiima-
nj banditu ma Znatn6 zkuSe-
nosti. Cd roku 1912 do vCerei-
Ska byl prepaden We SVEN OBJ
chod6 Sestkrat a pouZe iednou
utrpel n6jakou ztratu. We
vSech vSak ostatnich pTipa-
dech lupici byli Longem do kr
We ztrestani a policii odcvzda-
nj. Ze vcerejSlho troilistku byl
2atcen jeden, 27lety w. Smith.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
PRIJEL, VIDEL A UZ JE
TAM.
"Take krajan" Vaclav krejci
umelec, sotva prijel do Chica-
ga, byl zatcen a bude poslan,
kan patri.

Chicago, ILL.,, 3. kv6tna. -
VGera jsme pfinesli zpravu re
ST. Louisu, re tam byl k dopo-
ruGeni dvou soudcu, zasedajl-
cich ma omilostnovacI komisi,
propulsion ma parole 2 robotar-
my Vaclav KrejGi, jemuz tam
hroZilo dalsi trestni stihanl
pro veIkokradez a iin6 zloCiny
PropuStenl KreiCiho bylo Iii
steno, kdyz st. louisky soudce
Klene postal do robotarny, ably
iei podrobil vyslechu pro kra-
dez, spachanou V jednom pres
byterianskem kostele V St.
Louisu. Krejci Sc V St. Louisu
vydaVal ia malife a sochaTe.
Zprava V casopise byla
pobidkou jist6mu krajanu,
ienz Z nj zvedel, co vlastn6 V
Krejcim je a protoze Ved6l,
kde Sc ubytoval, uCinil 0 tom
Oznamenl kapitanu PtaGkovi.
Ten nafidil bezodkladnG zat-
ceni Krejciho, coz bylo sv6fe-
no detektivum Hlavat6mu a
Valentovi. Zatceni bylo pax
kapitanem Ptackem ozname-
no policii V st. Louisa, ably uz
nem6la o hledaneho pTiliSn6ho
strachu, protoze je jiz V bezpe
Gi "a mfizemi.
u KrejGiho bylo zabaVeno
mnoho v6ci, jez samy sob6
isou vymluvnymi dukazy, ia
k6mu "umeni" sc vlastne Krej
Il oddaval. Byl to priruCni ku-
ffik. We kterem byla spousta
klitkd vSech moznych druhd,
< otvirani rucnich zavazadel,
psacich stolu, zasuvek V ma
bytku, bezpetnostnich i nebez-
peGnostnich zAmkG, oce-
love nebozezy rozmanitych ra-
ii, pas revolverovymi naboji,
revolver priruCni, telefonicky
Dristroj, jak6ho pouzivaii tele-
fonicti zrizenci pri patrani po-
Vadach V telefonu, cehoz Krej
ri pouzival pfi nasazovani k
telefonHm, aby vyslechl rozho-
worry a pod. Zkratka a dobre,
Iplny lupiGsky soubor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
STAVkA ZELEZNICARU
OBMEZUJE TOVARNf
CINNOST.
Nasledkem nedostatku materi-
alu 1000 deinikI zahali.

Statistik obchodni komory
Frank H. Baer odhaduje, re
Ctyri tisice tovarnich delnfkG
V Clevelandu bezd6Cn6 zahali
nasledkem nedostatku materi-
alu a zelezniGni dopravy, KITE
ratio doprava byla omezena
stavkou pfeSinovaCu a nadraz
Mich brzdaru. Pak-li strajk W.
hybkafu brZy neskonCi, dalSi
tovarni delnici prinuceni bu-
dou k zahalce. VCera rozpu-
St6no $50 d6lniku V Acme to-
varnach ma Colt Road, 1875 V
Draperovych ocelarnach a
$50 u Champion Riwet Co., po
nevada prace pro ne neni, pax
Ii suroviny schazi. VcerejSi 81
tuace stavky Sc zhorSila tim,
re ma Union nadvoli zastavko-
valo nekolik Get vyhybkaru tGz
osobni vlaky vypravuiiclch.
Blokady nakladnich vlaku
ma mistnich tratich isou stale
velike, takze lokalnf dopravu
nakladI lie jen zt6zi vyfizo-
vat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
MA KRIZOVATCE.

Ia pfechazeni trait Big
-Four drahv u St. Clair Ave. "a
chycen byl rychlovlakem 32le-
" delnlk X. Steinart, 1891 "a
nadni GO ulice a t6zce poranen.
Ma lebku rozrazenou l6kari
V nemocnici Lakeside pochy-
buji 0 jeho uzdraveni. Steinart
vracel Sc prace domd, kdyz
zmin6ne nestesti jei postihlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

re pouze potatecni rychlost
bude dana d6lem. Tyto nabo-
je doleti nesmirne daleko. Che
mix Moureau ie presvedcen,
ze priSti valka budou V rukou
chemik6 a rozhodnou il stras-
ne latky vybusn6 a vrazedne
plyny. Letecky technik Beche-
ran prorokuje vitezstvi aero
planGm. Objevi Sc jich ma tt
sice a budou miti $4,000 a vice
koTskych sill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

Zpravu zelezniCnim neSt6stl
u Bfeznice, o niz jsme jiz psa
Ii, doplnujeme t6mito podrob-
nostmi. Pri srazce vlakG usmr-
cen Frantisek Havlik, vlakve-
douci vlaku els. 368. Rdzna
zraneni utrpelo 5 zelezniGnich
zfizencn. Jsou to FrantiSek We
sely, stroivudce vlaku els. 385,
Antonln Jungmann, vypravci
z plzenske topirny, strojvndce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
VALkA V BUDOUCNOSTI.

Jeste Sc lidstvo nevzpamato
valo re straSnych hruz valky
prav6 minule a jiz Sc trapi o.
bavami, jaka bude valka V bu-
doucnosti Excelsior" Sc ze-
ptal techniku a vynalezcG, jak
81 takovou valku pTedstavuji.
Fysik Branly, ktery vytvoril
francouzsky system bezdrato-
We telegrafie, jest presv6dcen,
ze pod mesty Sc budou musit
vystaveti rozsahIa sklepeni ja-
ko ukryt obyvatelstva pro pri-
pad utoku l6tadel. V nekolika
hodinach mohou priletnouti
aeroplany obrovskou rychlosti
a "a n6kolik minut muze byti
m6sto zniteno vybuSnymi lat
kami. We fantasii lidu az isou
hotovy aeroplany bez posad-
Ky, fizen6 Herzovymi vlnami.
Painleve byvaly ministr val
ky a Glen akademie we'd, jest
toho nazoru, re velka novota
valky budoucnosti bude spo-
tivati V nabojich, ktere budou
imiti samohybn6 zarizeni, tax
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
OSLAVA DNE. MATEK.

Sbor Lidumila els. q, ]. c.
d. oslavoval Den matek "a vel
ke uCasti sester urednic Velko-
Vyboru a ma slavnosti podile-
ly Sc tez sestry X. Rychlikova,
NJ. RokGskova, X. Huspasko-
va. T. RuziGkova. ]. Kuchafo-
va, StGdroTsk Supova, Calto
va a mnoho iinych. NaSe pred
sedaiici oslovila shromazd6ni
peknou doiemnou reel a pfiVi-
tala vSechny hosty, jakoz Sc
stru A. Pankovou, Zakladatel-
ku sboru. VSichni host6, iakoz
i GGinkujici byli okraSleni p3k
nymi karafiaty. Predsedka de-
kovala sestfe zakladatelce "a
praci a prala j dlouhy pobyt
meZi nami. naGez nasledoVal
program a vSechny sestry "a
p6ly pri doprovodu piana kde
domov mui. PAX nam zahraly
dv6 sleGny Vlasaku ma housIe
a piano, nacez pTednesla 81.
DeZortova velmi peknou ba-
sen plynne Cesky rovn6z "a
pely nam cesky ST. Manakova
81. MikeSova $ pravodem pia-
no krasn dv6 pisne. PAX sestra
taiemnice pfednesla rec uvita-
nj vSech hosti sester sboro-
vych a vzdala dix seStre A.
Pankove "a zaklad sboru a dive
roztomile ditky podaly il da-
rex krasnou kvetinu "a praci
leii. Ma to dalSi feci sestry
taiemnice vZpomenuto zemTe-
l6 sestry Skalove, iez pnsobi-
la k tomu, re sbor byl priimut
ku j. c. d. Tytez ditky ode
vzdalv tez kv6tinu ma poGest
zesnule uiiSt6nim, re ma nj
nikdy nezapomenem, jakoa
dalsich sester zesnulych. PAX
sestra ucetnice prednesla ba-
sen vyZnamnou pro den matek,
81. Vlasaku nam jeStG zahra
" dueto, slecny Manakova a
MikeSova Zapely plsen anglic-
kou. X ukonCeni one slavnosti
vsechny ufednice Velkovyboru
prednesly velmi p6kne proslo-
w k onomu dni, jez byly vSe-
mi pritomnymi sestrami priia-
" a uGinkuiici byli odmen6nt
pOtleskem. Sestra Pankova de.
kOvala ia sebe a sestru Skalo
YOU a sestra Mally d6kovala
sestfe predsedce a iinym "a Il
sporadani tax hezke a rye ce
eke zabavy.
"A. Mixes, preds., A. Bubak, ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

vlaku els. 368 Rudolf Jirou-
SEX, topic Josef Urban re smi-
chovske topirny a pr6vodGi J..
Ctverak re Smichova. Osm ze-
leznicnich vozG vyhozeno z ko
leji a rozbito. Doprava osob
udrzovana prestupovanim.
Normalni prOVOZ pO uvoln6nl
kolejnic zahajen opet b6hem
AZ hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
STARENA AUTEM PORA-
NENA.

K smrteln6mu urazu pfiSla
vcera ma Euclid Ave. pani Ma
gda Nc Coartova, G5leta a V
els. 1706 vych. 21 ul. bydlici.
Byla zasazena autem nezna-
meho ridice, ODE nohy il pre-
razeny a lebka rozmackana,
takze stav stare pani ie bezna
d6iny. Neopatrny sof6r opu-
still po nehode automobil a u
tekl. Pozd6ii zjjstGno, ze auto
mobil ten byl ukradeny.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
Deaths Reported.

Mary n. RoIeIls. &c yess; Prov. la-s
Hospital
Peter Carr. 6i; Z. s. sOldiers' Hcus.
Mary L Kern. rs; 1871 lin u. nw.
George A. Garden. Al; 653 Z 81. se.
Charles 7. Wright "a; l2E2 IT. se.
Samuel y. Banks. Sc: 1919 st. se.
William Mccsrden e.; Little Sists,z =
Adam GrOhs. 81; 1850 South osso, "a
ave. Sc.
Annie N. Hughes. 70: 2s4 9Th st. se.
Rosie L. Cheseldine, 81; l54 keI su-l-
ave. se.
Margaret p. Tavennsr. /; Chill --as
Hospital
sarah McConerty. 81; 42s n 81. nv.
Jula r. Lyddane. IS: 2o23 North c. ..l
Robert Carson. 65; 5Is Sth ct. ne.
Eileen Shields, s: Walter Reed HO tnl
Edith Eleanor Russell, : months; 't73-
Corcoran 81.
Infant Of Walter and Mollie Paul, fry:
Columbia Hospital.
William l., Brent, Il year; Ma f
Trimming School for Boys.
Louise White. %; 3Ss U st. NV.
William II. Briggs. 90; as 1 So
Court nv.
Marguerite Tascoe. s: s24 18th st. 4
Edward Bentley. o: Si9 9th St ne.
Richard W. Thompson. 81: Freed -
Hospital.
George W. Jones, 81; 23Os Ca. ave. nv
MarthR Ellen Brown. 56; i1S7 llth II
Ellen Bohl-r. 81; F7eedmcn's Hospits
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
Rupture Kills
7,OOOAnnuaHy

Seven Thousand persons each year sfe 80
Sway--the burial certificate beinG marked ''h Il,
ture." Whyf Because the unfortunate u9 ?
had neglected bemselres or had beeu m
taking care OF the sign tsSelingl q the a. 4
tion and paying no attention TO the Ca II
What are you doingf Are you neslecting ..
self by wearing a tuss, appliance. or vhss 1lF-
name yoa choose 10 call IT, At bost, the q
Is only a makeshif,-a fAl-e prop agztuS
lapsins vall-and cannot he expected .
more than . mere mechanical Sp5~g
hindins pressure rctsrds blood cir -.sc
robbing the weakened muscles at
thes need observation-disclosures
But science has found cS--
sufferer In the land ia ip- % 1u,s - .
test risht in the priv - osn hclne.
The PLAPAO met',e g. g1s - 'uls . the
most scientific, 10, 49, snrres saif-trcsf-
ment for rupturr Fl1il sss knoxn
The PLAPAo AD rdsa s,s-.ls cios<ly 10
ths body ennnot ~ le5T ; . shift ont of
ul.ee Therefore ca az Sais O. nnch- son
a. yelrs-eag 20 -J-f .sexpensre 10 bs
ma Whilst you work ~ whist you sicspL Ne
strsp. buckles or sp<nsz eisched-
I<.ru hou 70 elo>e In hernisl openinr "A
nature inteDded 70 ths r,pcur CAN'T come
down. send your name to1ay TO PL1PAo Co,
Bloch -. s. Louis M. fq FREE tr1.i
Pispso snd the trfozasfior nsossau.-AAs.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
DR.. Fowler Praises Work
Of Visiting Nurse Soci'

DIR. william c. Fowler. Distric'
health oficer. praised the work q
the Instructive Visiting Nurse
ciety in a statement issued Iss a. =.
in connection with the aid 2.s-r E
Health Department at Hs rhg -
cent epidemic OF pneurly .LE "'
fuenza.
There is no duestig
excellent work OF tho
in relieving sufferin s4
many Of the sick. r1r-
wise have become Gk Of
care. a menace o. enc nunity.
was important ir l, control
the disease" sa' Hr. ''U er.
u appreciate ..-lt" a.. r impor-
tant service to ne "ait. DepaIt-
ment and the n"a1. .-.-2 meeting
"a grave situa' g as. y and e.
nciently."
The staten 81. . read at a
meeting of e .Er, "Wednesday
night. DIR. ..BE ..a rrand. chair
man OF the A-..ri,s. ed Cross, and
Miss Julia LN-u chief of the
Federal Chfs 80 sau. will speak
at the meglus.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.
Births Reported.

Prank r. and Ruth n. Davis. boy.
Ras moad G. and Susie Z. Dyre, girl.
Hobart Y. and Pearl II. Hampton. rirL-
Edgar r. and Mary n. Kiess, girl
John II. and Clara King. girl.
George and Ellen Kounaris, girl.
Paul y. and ANNA NOckakee, boy.
Harry +. and Mary z. McCabe, boy.
Charles Z. and Ida A. Rillips. Gid.
Elmer c. and Edna N. Stanley, boy.
Francisco and Cora Brown. girl
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court. Estate
Of Mary n. Barry, Deceased No. g. seq.
Administrafion Docket 81. Application haN-
ing been made herein for probate Of the last
viii and testament Of said deceased. and for
Letters testanentary On said estate. by Alb
bic B. Smith. the executrix named therein,
IL Is ordered this 18th day Of February, A.D.,
1890. that Horatio N. Barry and all others
concerned, appear I'm said court On Monday.
the 22nd day OF March, AID, le2D, at 10
O'Clock a. m, 70 show cause why such ap-
plication khould not be granted. Let notice
hereof be published In the Washington law
Reporter" and Washington Herald once In
each Of three successive weeks before the re-
turn day herein mentioned. the hrst pnbiica-
tion to be not less than thirty days before
said return dey. JENNINGS BAILEY. JUS
tice. (seaD. Attest: W. CLARK TAYLOR,
Deputy Register Of wills Cor the District Of
Columbia Clerk Of tn Probate Court WEB
srIR BAILINGER. Attorney. feis. s.zs-nr1
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Mis-, kle Sc to Entertain.

Miss Clara Alexander, rsconteuse
and impersonator OF Mississippi char
acters. will appear In an entertain
ment tomorrow evening at o'clock
in TRANSPORTATION Church Hall. Four
teenth and Gallatin streets. A Shrove-
tide social win follow with dancing
from 10 O'Clock TO midnight.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
Classified Real Estate Advertising
GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.

GOLDEN RULE. incorporated.
Harry /. Chew. Pssidsnt
q. Elmer Beokhuits, vice Pres. Trsss.
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTs
$4,000
The best buy in this section. Brick. pee-
o1e-dash. detached house constantine ten
rooms, bath. hot.water hest. sas end cleo
tic ughts. Large lot to paved alley. os'
rage. Entire house In excellent cendition.
Terms Of sale to Be arranssd.
MT. PLEASANT
se,5oo
This excellent house Il located ON one OF
the best streets In the Mt. Pleasant section.
II contains rooms and large sleeping porcn.
hath. hot-water heat, gas and eisetric
ngho.' House In Al condition. Room sof
garage. Terms OF sale to be arranged.
SOUTHEAST SECTION
S6.5c0
a hne roomins house. This 10 q brick
house containing 10 rooms, bath. steam heat
gas, large lot.s, ,Qonvcnient to two car lines.
This house cannot be duplicated for the price,
CHEVY CHASE. d. o.
S19,50
! 4 thoroughly modern house On the best
neishborhood In this section. Containing Z
rooms, bath. hot-water heat. gas and elec'
tric lights. lot 2SxsJ. Colonial front porch
and enclosed back porches. Terms Of sale
to be arranged.
i, GOLDEN RULE. Incorporated.
Continental Trust Building. Main 1e4o-Is4i
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FREE CLINIC

Warrington school Of ChIroprscfIe
111e = 81. NV. Main 1870
Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Fridays, bet 6:so and 1880 p. m
All acute and chronic cases will be
treated free Of charge
The Washington herald., 1920-02-16
Houses for Sale.

ei,eoe-EYn ct. sE., NEAR Ists-
Sivs-soom frame; large lot.
s3.2So-eth ST. NE, NEAR C--sevsn
reon, hath. frame; $500 cash.
S3.Soo-2nd ST. NE, NEAR p-six
rooms. 2-story brick. bath. owner Win
give possession-
&4.oo0-rLA. AVE. NE, NEAR n.
cAPlroL~-six'roon brick. bath, Is C..
alley.
e<.o0o-E st. NE. NEAR UNION ETA.
TIoN-esvsn-room brick. bath.
35.ooo-NAss. AVE. NE.--six sooma,
bath. brick. nne location,
1,sso-KEARNEY ST. NE.-Nev 8
room bungalow; strictly modern; large
For Colored.
$3.50o-eth ST. NV, NEAR EUCLID
six-room brick. furnace; $500 cash.
ss.eoo-M st.. NEAR 5th.-six-roon
brick.
s4.2so-LAMoNT ST. NV, NEAR sth--
stx-rooms. bath. furnscs.
s4.soo-yTrH st.. NEAR o Nw.-six-
room brick.
ros thsss and other desirabls homes
spply 10