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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-20

Charming New Bungalows
Just about completed at 3sth and Chesapeake
sts NV; 5. 8 and S rooms; original in design
and the highest type Of materials and con-
struction. Reasonable in price; attractive in
terms. Take Chevy Chase cars to Grant road,
walk west to 3Sth ST.; or better still, call
owners at Cleveland 1896.
w. & r. B. WARREN,
Owners. 4626 38th St. NV.
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others at bargain prices. on TERMS. Dee oui
~ N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone NJ. 4597. 1923 at. NV.
"MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON
CONSTRUCTION"
(Your Warranty Of satisfaction.)
Those h o m e e k rs who
Shop" most carefully are in
variably the most enthusiastic
in their praise of Middaugh &
Shannon Homes. The reason is
easily discoverable in these in
dividual homes:
ARKANSAS AVENUE.
Six and eight room homes OF
particular charm. Each contains
three or four bedrooms, bath,
large closets, living porch, a
breakfast porch, a sleeping
porch. The living room contains
a real fireplace. An accessible
attic is practical feature. Slate
roof. Location on a broad ave-
nue. is in their favor. "Built by
Middaugh & Shannon"-there-
fore we'll worth seeing.
An early inspection is suggested.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc,
No Home Like Ours.
su;te 1oaa Woodward bldg. 18th and ii.
Main $685..
Cut out this ad-See these homes.
LIVE CAT HOME"
and you can make it the happi-
est sort in one of these
ARMSLEIGH PARK
COTTAGES AND
BUNGALOWS.
They're ideal-in an ideal loca-
tion-with all the city's adj
vantages-and the country's
beauties.
You can buy for the rent you
are paying; maybe less-and
it'll be YOUR Home-undis-
|turbed possession; with no vault
ing rents to harrow and leases
to worry.
Six and eight rooms-with the
most modern appointments.
WHOLLY DETACHED.
Inspect Sample Homes.
Open every day and evening.
PARK OFFICE, AIS goth ST.
PHONE CLEVELAND 14oo.
ArmsIeigh Park is located
midway between Cleveland Park
and Chevy Chase-reached by
Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle
ST., walking west, or Wisconsin
ave. cars to Window st.
R. E. HAMILTON.
Owners Representative.
GA. AVE. AT WEBSTER.
VACANT. =.
$3.50.
semi-detached; rooms and BATH electric
lights; newly decorated. Terms to suit.
PETWORTH.
VACANT.
$500.
| Corner house; tapestry brick; 8 rooms and
| bath; hot water heat; electricity; hardwood
| floors; cement rorches; built-in refrigerator:
| beamed ceiling in dining room; glass Enclosed
! sleeping porch: garage for cars. Terms.
SOUTHWEST BARGAIN,
$4,o5O.
| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Brick house; rooms and bath; large
| kitchen; splendid gas range; house In excel.
| lent condition; front and rear yards; 2-story
| brick garage, holds cars, has water and
| lights. Easy terms.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
! 1885 n. Y AVE. MAIN s93.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.
"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
HOMES"


(Homes that have satisfied for 20 years:)
By using the tool at hand
home ownership-every family
in this land can become a go
ing concern" be free of rent in
creases, live more comfortably
and attain a competence which
will stand them we'll in years to
come.
4214 18th ST.
A very attractive and well
located Groom bungalow-type
home. Three bedrooms, bath,
large closets, living room, din
ing room and kitchen. Laundry.
Real slate roof. Right at the end
of the Brookland car line.
BY investing in NJ. 8. house you will
turn absolute loss into absolute gain-your
monthly rental becomes a monthly Investment,
plus the satisfaction Of home ownership.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours.
Since 1899.
Suite 1893 Woodward bldg 18th and II
Main 1895.
out fh;s ed this home.
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Shepherd Street, Petworth,

Shepherd Street, PetWOrth,
$3.50.
good home at low price worth while
Investigating. This colonial brick house con-
tains large rooms and bath in perfect condi-
ton. Long yard to a paved alley. An abso-
lutte bargain. Call Franklin $40.
34th Street Near Naval
Observatory, $4,000.
Groom and bath brick house; hot-water
heat; colonial front porch: house in perfect con-
dltiOn: owner will give immediate possession
and will arrange easy terms. Call Franklin
5442
Irving Street at Soldiers Home,
$1,000.
20-foot front brick house. 6 rooms and
bath; cement cellar under entire house; front
and rear porches; long yard; plenty room for
garage; immediate possession. Call Franklin
$40.
SAMUEL SHAPIRO,
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TAKOMA PARK.
Full Value, Hollow Tile

Near the 14th st. car line; one-fare zone.
A very attractive home. The owner is Offer
ing unusual value at the price. First floor
Reception hail. large living room with open
fireplace, large dining room and inclosed break
fast porch, large kitchen with buffers pantry.
Second foor-Three large bedrooms full tile
bath, inclosed sleeping porch. Laundry in
basement; h.wh.; electric lights; hardwood
floors throughout; slate roof; tile garage. One
of the best locations in Takoma Park. Price
and terms are entirely within reason.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
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IN PErWnRTII

A fine home Of rooms an bath. concrete
porches: In excellent condition and cuntairju IL
all improvements; faces detached homes. Iui~
is an excellent buy at 1910
L. A. BREUNINGER & son.
Main 7166 1QG (oIorudo Ild-.
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WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK.
Semi-detached; just off of Conn. ave. and
overlooking Wardman Park Inn; a home of
10 large, bright rooms and . baths; hot-water
lrsat, electricity and gas; cellar under entire
house. with laundry trays, ETC.; winters supply
Of coal all in; immediate possession by owner;
price reasonable and terms arranged.
CLEVELAND PARK.
A few doors from Conn. ave. on Newark ST.;
formerly built, owned and occupied by Admiral
Peary; this home has nine large, bright rooms,
open freplaces, hot-water heat and all
other modern improvements; hardwood floors;
large front and side porches. This is one of
the better built homes and is being offered
at a reasonable price.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
To settle estate. owner is Offering this
beautiful home of rooms. . baths, hot-water
heat and electric lights; gear garage and ex-
building cost. considering construction and
location.
To Sc. these or other houses at any time
THE CAPITAL REALTY CO.,
$40 Southern bldg.
franklin 1859 Evenings, North 1888.
$500 CASII-PRICE, $500.
1541 Douglas st. n.e.-Two blocks south Of
Rhode Island ave. near corner of 10th. In
growing residential section, good six-room and
bath home, electric lights, water and sewer;
possession from owner
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORAIlON,
Real Estate Dept,
10th and G.. Main 49,.
Evenings North 1026-J.
BLOOMINGDALE SECTION.
$500. Easy Terms.
A fine six-room and sleeping porch home in
excellent condition; large sized rooms; hard
wood floors; hot-water heat; tile BATH serv-
ants toilet; laundry trays; winters coal in
cellar at cost. Room for garage on wide alley.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49, Evenings North 1O26-J.
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Near 10Th and E Sc.
6 rooms and bath: porch front; pressed
brick; hot-air heat; easy terms; price low.
Anacostia.
PROMPT possession; 5-room detached house;
newly papered; strictly white section; only
S. GOO; $500 cash. bal. $50 month";
Special to Colored.
Corcorau st. near 14th; Q rooms and bath;
furnace heat; $3.50. Swami st. near 1Ath;
g rooms and bath; S, $50. Near 9th and p;
rooms and bath; furnace heat: $3.50 Many
Others at bargain prices. on terms. See our
list.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone NJ 1897. 1923 at. NV.
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Main 2345.

SHANNON & LUCHS
713 14th St NV. Main 2345.
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THE HOME OF HOMES,
Tel. Main 434Q 1906 St. NV
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SAMUEL, SHAPIRO.

81, 5OO-TERMS. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Must be sold as owner has left city. At
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; cleo. light:
exceptionally fine basement, with laundry and
gas range. spacious grounds fronting two
streets. This property is in fine condition and
very attractive home.
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1903 New York Ave.
Tel. Main 4o3S.

CONTRACTORS, BUY NOW-WlLL SELL
my three wooded lots in Chevy Chase for 34c
SO. #, in the vicinity of beautiful homes:
water. sewer and paved streets: 10 per cent OF
for cash. Address OWNER. Box 37-R. Star
office.
DIRECT FROM 0WNER-BRICK HOUSE
conta ming rooms and kitchen first floor. and
5 bedrooms upper floors: tiled baths hot
water heat, electric lights buil-in refrgerat tor,
instantaneous gas heat"r. porceipid lanndIy
sleeping and kitchen porch screened. Lear gr
rage; property located in Il strictly whit
northwest residential section. y block from
car line. school, movie and all kinds of stores
Immediate possession. Price, ZOO. Terin5
to suit Phone Col 1919
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PETTY & PETIT Y,
t423 New York ave. Main 51a7.
NICE HOME, VACANT. THOROUGH REPAIR
So G0O--1307 Union ST sw., q rooms and la h
brick Small cash payment and small monthly
payments. Keys at store, 4s5ls st. sw.
OWNER, 80 A So. ne. ocl1s
SPLENDID HOME ON SHEPHERD ST IN
Petworth---6 very large rooms and tiled bath
front and rear porches excellent condition:
new; double tiled garage. Lot 40 feet deep TO
paved alley. Immediate possession. s.. 800
cash; balance monthly payments Price, So, $50
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,
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CHEAPEST HOUSE
On 18th st. heights; brick; built by Chss.
Wire Immediate possession. z large rooms. 2
tile baths. fireplace, front and back porches,
oak floors; instantaneous water heater; cleo
light and hot-water heat; S11, 500. Col. so37.
1922 18th NV.
3137 18th ST. N.E-Brookland tWOodridgep-
Groom residence; modern improvements; large
lot 70 feet front. Price, $500. Open for
JOSEPH c. ZIRkLE.
2O3 Colorado bldg.
1914 RIGGS ST. N.W.--NICELY FURNISHED
broom and 2 bath brick residence; modern i'm
provements. Price. S13. 0OO
JOSEPH Z. ZlRkLE,
203 Colorado bldg.
DETACHED-NEw HOUSES. s ROOMS AND
bath; large lot; $1,000 Terms.
DISTRICT REALTY CO.
Room 100. 1874 18th NV.
VACANT SEMI-DETACHED HOME. 2105 4ih
n.e-s large spacious, bright rooms; large clos.
cts: newly papered and painted throughout. At
tractive new electric fixtures; large iot 2ixl0o
to 15-ft. paved alley. Price. $3.50. c. II.
SMALL. owner. Phone Main 9640 Franklin
1851 after pm.
VACANT-6 ROOMS AND BATH, BRICK;
1 st. me- 8, TOO, $500 cash, 9sS monthly. IN
Guiding interest. Phone North 773o. 20
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THREE SPLENDID HOMES.
18th STREET HEIGHTS 500:
Ten rooms; two baths; vapor heat; electric
ity: porches; garage everything. You should
phone Us at once about this.
MT. PLEASANT-$12,0 600.
Ultra modern, rooms. tile bath and
shower; hot-water heat; electricity; porohes; ;
attic: large yard; q home you will be proud
to own.
CHEVY CHASE-$12 600.
A really beautiful house; bungalow style;
absolutely modern; with garage. This is our
best suburban home and we have many of them.
WOMAN'S REALTY EXCHANGE,
9o1 18th St NV Main 1896.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
CURTIS INSISTING
 COUNCIL IS OPEN
Denies Members Are Committed
 on Lighting Question

Alderman Orson F. Curtis having heard. he says. that a rur1or is in cir Culatlon to the effect that th> corn mon council members have been and are committed to support the circ,ric light company in the prcst nj rate controversy, today makes 1ha follow ing assertion denying this charge:
 It is being asserted and circulated that many Of the council members; lave been and are committed to sup port the side of the electric iigh, cun1- panE, right or wrOug. and tIiat the comlnon council vot>1d against pro testing tho present rates. These statenlants are incorrect. I know Of no council member who is not in ;l receptive state of mlnd on the ques- ton anu the vote Of the common council last Wednesday evening was on the proposition of referring the matter in controversy to the mayor, board Of aldermen and corporation counsel Tor them to pass upon the facts, legality, principle or anything else involved, reporting their findings and recommendations to the council, when said body could act moro intel Hscnty and pass upon the question as they then thought proper.
 Tho common council is .. part of the city government. It's members are supposed to be representa- tive of the people as well as the mayor and I think can be depended upon to serve their constituents as faithfully each will. Therefore these 30 men are entitled to some vofce in cit>< bus mess, (until they vote to or the char ter is changed placing everything in the mayors hands), then their serv- ices would be Superfluous
 Judging by past events it seems to me that for the credit of the city, it will pay to pc sure of our ground on whatever course we decide on. Re member for example, the Town Home investigation, the mismat1ag genlen of the potato business, attempted wood purchase and others of many kinds and n:ature.'
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
 OPENING TONIGHT
Beginning Tomorrow. t;,c Exhibition Vii! E" Open Every Afternoon
 As We'll,

Tne state a"rlui'.' or Arch street was the husi"s; place in the city to- day. Earl, hi: morning the work of getting in thc automobiles Wa. strrt ed A large nrr3oh"r Of tat, c;.rs were brought, h,'~r -Il1ty?, he I4;lrtforI s'lo". Everything will be in re41iress when tho door, open for the big show to- n.In' at : u't.!ocj,. < concert program tlaS been arranged for tonight by I.>-nch'>: orchestra. Thc @oin:ct will be Mis-; Kathleen lNolsh. Starting to- n:or-rl the doors will open at : o'clock and Will remain open until 10:30 o'clock
 Th.>; second annual automobile show t; rUl 1uinr the auspices Of Cor: l,&"!- M. State Guard. and Com pany I. Veteran Corps. Captain Frank l.. Traut is chairman of tho commit tee and Cart.=in Y. F. schmidt is Sccr"t:tIE ard treasu~tr
 -Anic7.< | h. cars Wh jcil can be seen ;:t the s:hcv; are the following: Hud son, EsS4N DodEe, Buick, Paige, Cadillac, N;.:iot1al. Dancls Eight, Mitchell. Isupmobile. Overland, Wiltys Overland. Haynes. Chandler, Allen, StudehaNer. Jordon, Tcnpar end Stanley Stcmer. The new tractor which is being manufa cured by the New Britain Machine company is the talk of the country and will. be. on display and the people who attend the show should find this a very inter- esting exhibit. Among t,e accessories and spccialtieS at the show will be II. H., O'Neil, batteries and tires; Rackliffo Bros. tire and 5;luEe ha Gd- ware: A. C. Hawl1er, tires batteries and specialties; Post X Lester, auto supplies Of all descriptions; COrbin Screw Corporation, speedom eters; Hart &, Hutchinson, lockers: Thomas Schill:ng, auto locks; Fuller Battery company, Willard Batteries: F;IIi:' Bearing Co. bearings, T>anders, Frary & Clark. universal lunch spccialties and many others.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
CITY ITEMS

Last week to pay water rent and save interest.-advt.
 Ernest Hillemans. of Amber, Penn, is the guest of NJ. and Mrs. K H. Bollerer of Maple Hill.
 Last week of our inventory sale Besse- Leland Co.-advt.
 Miss Pauline Bcssoff has taken up her duties as clerk i'll the office of the Grammar school.
 Open Monday evenings until s o'clock. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 Principal l.. r. Slade of the High school is confined to his home on Stanley street by illness.
 Foresters' prize waltz for purse of gold. Eardcck's hall, Tues. evening" ativt.
 The State Chamber of Commerce has communicated to Superintendent of Schools $. H. Holmes the fact that that organization has taken up a cam paiEn for increased teachers salaries.
 20 per cent. discount un all shirts at Besse- -LelsAd's.-adv
 There will be Q dinner dance at the Shuttle Meadow club Friday evening.
 Barney Lehrer sold today through the Camp Real Estate company a three family house at 443 Church street to Benjamin and Vera Eene- witz.
 5000 discount on all young mems overcoats at Besse- Loland's.-advt.
 Menlb bcrs of Alexandra lodge. No: 4, [. o. D. of St George, will be en- tertained at the home of Mrs. Philip Maraden, 90 ColGnbia street, Thurs day afternoon.
 N. l.. Bailey. ;icc president of the Union Misunderstanding company. leaves next week on q trip to California.
 20 p~~ ccrt dis cunt on all under wear at ErSS- -telanI' 's.-advt
 a1r. and Mrs. Dusaid 1cAIillan will lc;~ve i'1 sA few days on tsHip to Flor ida to spend the remainder of the winter.
 $1.1o discount on all mems and young mons suits al Bosse -Leland's S. --adyt.
 s..Ou discount on all chlldrcn's suits and oyCrcoats at B2ssc- -Leland's. auvt
 Tine members of the cast. chorus and those otherwise connected with the production of The Time, the Place and the Girl' under the aus piccs of Daily council. K. of C., last week. will be entertained at a banquet and reception next Monday evening in Eardeck's hall % per cent. discount on all shirts at , Bes~c-L LelanG '7.--aGyt. | Patrick Fl. Eorbett of North street ] h:.s resigned his position as foreman i n the employ Of Landers, Frary X l Clark to cng2Ec in other business. l 5000 discount on all young mems 1 overcoats ct Pcsso-Lcland's l Stanley W':'non's Relief corps will 1 hnlt it:i regular meeting in G. A. R 1 hall Wednesday, afternoon at 2:3C o'clock.
 ! 70 per cent djscc.unt on Ill under.
 wear If HasscLsland s.-s%civ' ] t'roSsloy'- orch. at the Elks' fair "a 1Nt
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
EE.nECES CHURCH DEBT.

1:o|. Ch"'!@s Coppen*, pastor ot St Peters, church, read his annual report yesterday. ih" report show 2'1 the p"*t yea" to have been successful. and the church debt was reduced $1.- 500. Ii W"@ announced that an an- niTer>;try high mas; would be colc- brateG at o'clock next SuturdaT Y morning for the late Rev. Ttheinl;ardt Bardecl. Of Waterbury. a brother of Ph lip I'nrdeck of this city.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. Srf,o; Cisic> Ilul, Win Meet Tonight 10 Rcct.i,t, Nrw NcTnbcIS

Tn, rc"nlar t]"otio@ of ibe Senior C:Iic.' club of tn" High school will be held this 1Ne Oin.s At ':3o o'clock ip the au,ito-jutA. All who desire to becom> lnujl1.zrs are urged 10 be present, as this is to be a very inn portant meeting. The following pro- gram has been prepared: Violin se- lections, Carl Lambert: piano selec- tions, Frank Barber; Souvenir spoons, Amphiop club. After the entertain nent there will bc a dance in the gymnasium.
 The hea'lma ster of the Academic school is i'll at his home on Lincoln street
 The young men Of the pilysirs classes have all contributed money to the funds which are being raised for the purchase of some interesting books 10 be given to MT. Campbell. He has been conl1ed to his home for three weeks with rhcInatic trouble.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
MISSION " S-T. JOSErPH'S.

A two weeks mission will o7cll February -2 ;5 S7. .Joscph's church, tlils date being tho first sunday in Lent. Thert. v-tll be morning and evening services each day, and special services will be held fo" tn" children. Tie first week of the mission vii! he fo1 the women. Owing to inc pastor being under the care of a physicia n last week the reading of the annual report yesterday was postponed until next Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

E}Es' fair. E}a rt! cll':, hall. Feb. G. 16. :4t\-f
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Win q cal wutc1l at the El,5s' fair. >--Al.t
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Ten moro days. then the big E!ks' Fair.-.A tvt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

To Heal A Cough Take HAYES EALING HONEY
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
LICENSE COMMITTEES TONIGHT

The license comm itts.> ot th' com mon council will convene this evening for the p: pose Gf l::,cusa IF the al- legged boxing ''fn Ks" ot last week. o1lG action will be taken to determine .."spons;blit5- tor the affair if it is ;ldiudged not to h;yn h1"n on the level. There is a n"s>i bilitE tl!;1t both bexors will be barred from fniErc eN- hbitiona in New Britain
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26
BAKER IS NOW ASSISTANT
 tItIr.E" t.EOI.DGISI N TEN .AS

kayr2cl; f. taker d New Britain boy, who graduated from the local High s:ci:o0I m 1909 has recently been promoted to assistant chief geoloG.S: to the Texas Oil connpany with head quart r:5 at Houston. TcXlS.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Three thous.-nd--ti!Ats the capital prize. --;tttNt.
New Britain herald., 1920-01-26

Five thousand-O Oil Boy-the Elks give it aW1E.--at!Vt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
YOUTHFUL FOLLY"
 AT THE ALCAZAR

Youthful Folly" starring Olive Thomas. which is announced IS the at traction for the Aleazar theatre for a three-day engagement, Beginning to- day, is story reminiscent of the old south. In it Miss Thomas appears as simple little Dixie girl who has grown tired of the quiet life she has always led on one of those typical old plantations.
 The early incidents of the story take place on this old plantation and it is interesting to know that, in order to get the proper atmosphere the Selz- nick Company sent Miss Thomas ana her associated players on an extended trip through Georgia and Louisiana Just the right kind of an old planta- ton was found and for some of tn / other interesting exteriors the splendI grounds of a fashionable country club in New Orleans were made available
 The dramatic situation arising from the unusual arrangement are sufficient to tax the capabilities of any actress but Miss Thomas arises to every occa- sion and gives performance that win be long remembered as one of the best of recent screen characterzations.
 The added features are the latest Sunshine comedy. Through the Key hole" and a Mutt and Jeff Animated Cartoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
BATHING SUIT REVIEW
 AT EDGEWOOD PARK

Hugh Hill has new problem. 1his time the Edgewood Park pilot IS ul against selecting the judge and jury for the Bathing Suit Review at Nep' tune Beach Friday afternoon and night Whom? That's what Hugh Hill wants to know.
 q must find somebody who's up or bathing suits" said Hill, really wrinl1ling his brow, for 1t woulo never do to appoint judges who don't and cant appreciate class in bathing suits. Then, too, I realize l am liable to make a mistake in my selection, nc matter how hard I try. If somebody will only volunteer and help me decide this question I shall be more than greatly obliged. Just drop me line or call me up or let me know any way Of course, I am going over list of likely candidates. but somebody else might be able to beat my selection.
 Despite the dilemma Mir. Hill is in. however, he promises to announce the judges by Friday morning, at least.
 Great interest has been taken in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
VALENTINE VOX
 AT LOEW,S RIIOIr

Valentine Vox. lineal descendant of that quiet little man who first developed the art of throwing his voice in any l manner he might choose, will open all engagement today at Loews Bijou thea tre. Yox is ventriloquist of excep- tional talent, and presents an act that $ novel in the extreme His unusual DOW CTS of voice throwing and his clever man. ner of presenting his act have gained him the reputation of being vaudevilles fore most ventriloquist.
 Accordion and violin harmonies are of- fered by Naio and Rizzo, exceptional musicians. Nell and Elsie Gilbert have clever mixture of songs, dances and comedy chatter. Wyer and Evans, come dians and dancers, present a Jewish character sketch and various bright bits of comedy. Shell and Vernon present an aerial act that is a genuine novelty.
 The Miracle of Money is an amusing film offering filled with novel situations and strong heart interest. Emmeline and Patience Hodges, 4s and 42 years old, run a. millinery store in a small town. Ihey fall heir to s3Do,ooO. They have decided that all life stretches before them ana they're going out into the world and seeN pleasure, adventure and romance. Wha. befeil them in their search is developed in the screen story.