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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

In the District Clut'. County Of Bernalillo,
state " New Mexiro.
Albuquerque Gun ciu1. incorporate ID. a
Corporation, aud W. =. Meicslf' ''rustee'
Rio Grande Gun Club Holding Company, a
Corporation. Deiendans.
A decree Of foreclosure having been rem
dered m the goth day of August 1890. Ia
the above entitled cHuHe, and the una-r.
signed having been duly appointed special
master for the purpose Of selling the prop;
erty hereinafter specified. for the purpras
Of sadsfyins indubtedness amounting TO
el,4lu.0O. costs, and Interest al 3 per cent
from August 20, 1920. until paid.
Now, therefore,, under and by virtue Of
tho decree Of foreclosure aforesaid. !. the
undersigned special master. will. on the 18th
day Of November, 1870, ~ 10 q. M, ut the
front door a. the county court house at
Old Albuquerque, bcrnalillo county New
Mexico. to satisfy the decree Of foreclosure
aforesaid. offer and sell to the highest n"..
der for cash the following described real
estate, to-witi
A certain piece Of land situated near
Ranchos dc Atrisco, and being tracts num-
teen. 40 fou. r., n5l fifteen, and tisl
sixteen. a. designated on a map now on
file in the office OF Probate Clerk ana
cx. officio Recorder for the County Of Der
nallllo. state Of New Mexico. and being a
part % tract 90 as designated on a map
made by Piti Ross aud filed March ~, 1915,
being bounded on the north by the Lands o.
n. A. ilubhell, On the east by the lands OF
A. n. Stroup and Jessie N. StroHp, On the
south by q road running between the lands
conveyed aud the lands Of 9. =. Patty, on
the west by the lands Of Thu Atsiseo Farm
and measuring from north 60 south th4bl
fifteen hundred forty five ieetand from easl
30 west (a4e6l thirty four hundred twenty.
six feet and containing one hundred twenty
acres.
A right o. way for a highway forty tso)
feet Wide Fnfnudlur from the road from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Drainage Meeting
Here on Monday

At today's meeting NJ the Rotary
club. a meeting was announced for
Monday afternoon, Oct. IL at the
Chamber OF Commerce, to consider
Rio Grande valley drainage. Engi-
necr Burkholter and other repre-
sentatives OF the reclamation service,
T.. NJ. Bisbee. chief engineer OF the
Santa Fe and representatives Of the
Indian service will meet with Officers
OF the South Albuquerque Drainage
district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
People You
Know
Radiator repairing. QulckcI Auto 90.


Don l.. Blevins Of Santa Fe, who
was organizing secretary Tor the
American Legion In New Mexico, vas
In The city Yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Smith left last night
FOR Kansas city, Mo, after n several
days visit In the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. J.. q, Rice. She came fron Seat
tie, Wash, and IL on her way tn
Kansas city where she will he mar
ried.
Mr., and Mrs. George Farr will ar
rive In the city tonight from Denver
where they spent their honeymoon.
They were married In Des Moines,
Ia, On September Is. Mrs. Farr wa
formerly Miss Georgia Kelly.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Benedict of
Bakersfield. icaln are visiting MI.
Bencdict's mother. Mrs. J. q. Gould.
Mrs. Bel tvt was Miss Gertrude Hop
ping OF Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Little BEN" HAS
HUGE APPETITE

SAN DIEGO t4ttle Ben a navy
goat. wants things to eat. His mas
ter. Chief Gunner's Mate Benjamin
Lewis. In charge OF the North Island
receiving depot. Ia In despair OF ever
filling Little Ben" TO the top Of his
goaty appetite. "Littfe Ben ate a
pot Of library paste, Chief Lewis suit
OF Liberty blues" a crate Of vege-
tables and when interviewed had ba-
gun 70 consume The municlpnl wharf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

10 ne rFetait Court BsTnilillo County,
New Mexico.
In ne Matter Of che Esiate Of Mary Elias.
beth Peak. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under.
eifned N4a, on the 1th day 81 September.
1920. duly hpp0inied AdministrntuF Of the
estate ef Mary Elizabeth Peak. deceased. BY
tha Probate Court Of Bernaiiiio County
and having qpafhad 81 such administrator.
~ r.la0un having claims ~agAinst the estate
~ aaif dooedert are hereby notified and re.
qnirt0 90 present the same 10 the undersigned
sfrlbad br las.
Dst1f September "a. 1890.
JAMES HENRY PEAK.
nLIe1l.ao-oelI.loa0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
\OIIn

The 'uf-i stain Ilsnt commItf.r 90 the
Amarillo iDdg- Nu. J-0 Laval Oflsr
MDo-' wiz give dane NJ Wash.
-tnn Cafe Thursday evening iot -.
AH M,s'-- and friends st- ..adllly boz.
If.l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
IRIS SPEAKER

What i, iri, speaker worth 80
q team:
That was q question asked lay
,ariou, fan, during the progress
oi the winning game oi the World
>cric, Yesterday after speaker
lad incidentally saved the day
time or two during the early
innings.
The answer. i, seems to H.. T.,
lust this: II q club want, to win.
he Is worth al the management
can afford To- pay him
For Iris Speaker. Will, q Won
lcriul ball player. i, one Of the
most level headed OF 40 oi the
men IN professional baseball ~
81 pinch hi, wits are sharpcncd. he
/, cool and uses hl> head 70 get
Two strike on Iri, with two out
iu the ninth inning isn', getting
The opposing club anywhere in
particular. For It take, only one
Tor a safe hit and the chance, are
always good that Fri, will make
'ust that hit.
\. a manager. Speaker ., max
ing a, great a successor baseball
a., he has already made a, a
ll'yOr ~, 8, the Of the depend
ables who. when HI, arm goo,
bad" and his stride d, slowed. viii
tin bc worth i fortune annhilic
TO good major league club
For Speakers level head will
always be an asset IN professional
hl>eball.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
FOURTH ROLL CALL Of
RED CROSS IS BEING
ORGANIZED At LUBBOCK

.d in rs Nsv,.
..IHlnFk. oct l---Thr fourth rui
% ul iln American he'd Cru-s b. l-'
8 ul-luig,.l Ir l.gbi u,k county iI.a
.r return n. The chapter d,lrgt' e
.m ih' stat, convention a Mac
f-f Nuui4t aud TUESDAY. and ti.
nElIrI. f.r On, coming y.ur 'r
dDs. lr addition o. tho pres. no Wuli.
the 'Nrrutit" secretary. who give
.uli TIM, Co. the charity and orglu-
tiUu weak u the city aud count
WHtr p ,f 'h' rest Iuum maintained
'h' court housr co. lH" visiting
I.- o. iH' county. and thu Junior
rE ful iuu public health uII-s
uwuIif' a.tlyitl,= ui 90, E'd 1Iuss
q iGli. chapters
'TTfis a. Keen. executive -.sT, liTN
the chamber Of o1IuurrV, g. chat d.
600 q fnl~ r.ll cfil and VII hc assist
lv fu' inll sctiy" msiuh rshiu 81
. ipll rhuHsr cuunty directors e..
chapter ard N"s.ll workers iu 't.u
mmsr.t, Hr dtnwu ~ the county.
I, budget iul "a, coming year H. az.
Nimat,lv 900 and b b. 49, -
''' %" ai7-unt viii D. RAISED without
fHruliy iu jew ~ the pf,gTtuil.
outlined and already under wlv
tnis chapter Wtd. number 81 u.f.
90 records turing the va bath Ir tun
~ 81 funds raised wuk don, Hr
rrat.rM work and the psar" TIM
CirIff- is masking Use 81 10, same
.,hui GO .Icfriz1'irn md 'h' sIm'
.is.rsg b. ic.rr iei' Boo bed Gross .H.
"f.af
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
nu.. condensed min lts6IlNbcef.
Effect Upon Credits.

The effect 81 these price rcduc.
tons ON the Credit situation ii
very likely To- be a movement to-
ward increase, in hans. accord
ing To- the Reserve Agent oi the
Federal Reserve Board in New
York After pointing ou, that
crcdi, requirements are usually
AZ their peak a, this season Of the
year. he says Of a period OF tran
,iiion To- lower prices;
Such a period calls Tor a credi,
policy on the part OF the bank ;
looking 90 conservation oi sound
business. Such additional credit,
as are required are not ior further
expansion. but are ior the pro,cc-
tiun OF industry. They are to en-
able business men a. undertake ~
an orderly manner the reduction
of inventories and the descent to
lower price level, That the re-
adjustment. which ha, been quite
radical in many industries. has
been due in very large part 90 the
helpful and constructive attitude
of the bankers who. IA spite ct the
heavy Withdrawals OF their dcpu,-
rs and the unusual movements ~
funds have not hc,iiaicd. ii uccc,-
,ary. 10 increase their borrowing
from the Federal Reserve Bank
TO furnish such credit, ior produc
ton and distribution 90, cundi-
ION, have required.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
FINANCIAL.

An interesting review uf bust
ness and financial condition..
throughout the country during
the past two weeks. ha, been -
sued by the Guaranty Trust Com.
pany OF New York. one OF the IL
nancial bulwarks oi the nation
The review. in part. say,
/ Price reductions ranging up g.
1918 per cent in variou, COM
modi'ies have chiefly character
ned the progrcs, OF rcadju,imem
durifg the last tive week, Be-
ginning with the announcement.
vi cuts IA the manufacturers
prices Tor cotton and woulcu lab
rics, the movement toward lower
sevels has been spreading ,,cai-
ily. Reduction, IN a number ~
automobile price, have raised the
question a. To III, po,,ibilit',> 81
reductions in steel price. The
larger steel compauic> are opcr-
ating up Ia 20 per cent "i capa,i
81. however. and while the total
OF untitled order, i, drcrca sing ~
the moment. new order, from th,
railroads a soon a. their imaur-
ing arrangement, are settled ami
from Europe are expected % hold
prices firm. - Ear q, prediction,
are made. they are Tor q lowering
Ut the prices oi the independent
companies t. a parity with those
OF the United state. steel tur-
poraiion. Leather and ruhbcr
goods prices are down Raw cot
ton ha, sold down o. 10 cent, per
pound Wheat pricc, have
dropped below 3 bushel anl
corn and cat, have fallen of u
sympathy IN a dull market cop
per = beng sold AT * cents per
pound. With offers below tina, be-
ing made Ia simulate bu,incs-
There have been rrcessIons IA q
hember -oi ioDd proslrets..noiald,
sugar coficc. iiour. polat"r-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
BACK AMENDMENT


Endorsements ~ thr better srhuols
amendment was given Ia o. statement
ivurd SATURDAY hy the trustees uf thn
Amarillo independent School District.
Members Nriug the sta,mrnt are T.. \.
Hllfd,li. president " W fl"nnikcn
.N!.' II esi,knt. G. T. lillckburu. g. H.
Dixon l.. H. newly i H. Harris and
J u Russell. The statement follows;
"rh, better schu,ls amendment 10
10. voted con "a tho general ,l@Uou
November . IL ct much importance tuI
thr - hoUls ~ the stat, and 80 WITH tu|
the welfare ( uur own schools that We
rel W. 'houid urgo uNcry yutcr IN the
district To- vote flr %. our sHhuuis hIN,
always horn Handicapped ho,auHo ~
De provision 81 th. state Constitution
limiting tn Vhul tx rli" 10 lifty
cons. hut during the past fave years
they have tovu especially prcssed Tor
funds ana u has b''n 70 constant strug
bl' tu ky,p them going ", have had
iu fal.v property Valuation ~ "a" only
means ui increasing thu revenues ut
TIE nu,ls ana We have realized tbs
has caused much diestilsf action among
~" p,ul, hsiu.v they did not under
stand Why their property should hc
IludIDl higher T th schools tam iaI'
th'r purposes n would lc much h,t.
f,r fDf Oh, srhuvls if when w. need
uU.r u'N,uuD Vs. could Increase the
,1', rather than disturb property lalu-
'.ou~. u 10. Better Schools Amend.
m,ui carrie. q viii o. possible los us
10 d. this Tn" passage 90 failure ~
The Amendment per 80 viii not af.
feet ~, amount ui ttN,x IN" tsoIIc
have % pIs. but win max n puSiblr
d., support uf tho p, huols without iu.
'i,asiug property valuation ont Of pru.
rrtlon {, what th,y nrr uth' state
ga county.
"Th, puaEs uf the Nm'udh,u'
would rO' Increase taxes II wonld
merely give ~ the people ~ rlch dis
root THE righ' 90 voto wha' they want
ID. Tor the support 81 their S,hnolH.
his pri,iIrg, II now enjoyed hy uiig
about iry q uur leading cities aud
the remainder 90 a., state a. disrrim.
mated ugniui 100 being restricted tu
ffty cent limit The purpos, 20, th"
Amendment b. o. put ali IN, sDhuu.s ut
he stti" on the sluir basis 1ud 80 ic-
nuy.s tho provision 90 thu constitution
whi,h disDriuinltpS against the oufl.
mun ana linden, nipni districts 90 The
country and smaller towns in favor ui
The schools ~ th" larger cities.
W. focl that IL would De- disastrous
q. ,hr sDhusls W the stat, tuy 90"
amendment 90 tul II would l"lN' th"
.,h,l. uf IN. CHuInon and iHdcppud.
,rt districts withUtl J,h kuai0 a.
.uuIrr~ aud wholly without tie u,Jus
4 competing in tho scicctiuu oi t,I,n.
a- with ~, .shuols ~ u;h'r states
ud Oh, n,r,l rlties ~ this state. W"
10 uu, ~, how any 10, who loves tr"
Children and No cauar q education
ur vote against the Amendment and
49,, believe every guJ ,iiz"n viii be
willing to overlook - oh,ic,tiontbl"
feature. if d, has any and yot" FOR Il
father than iui the srhuuls suffer and
ilr children gu without education.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
might RIDERS 4"

Destruction OF private properly
and an effort TO strike terror TO
the hearts OF all those who 81 pose
them. is a poor and lawlcs, wav
for the growers OF cotton a. seek
TO bring the price OF the staple up
10 ioriy cents a pound. which,
claim. Is al most the cost OF pro-
duciion.
We have always held ;hat the
farmers OF the country were their
own worst enemies. Every trade
j. organized except the trade OF
the man who produces something
i'iseiul from the soil. and yet there
81, no more hazardous occupation
ION earth than that OF farming.
Ii the farmers arc seeking only
simple Justice. in this day II the
ilIigli cos; Of living. il seems To- us
.that a far better way % secure
Justice than through the perpctra-
ctm OF lawle,> acts. would he by
gathering together and reaching
AL agreement as To- the price they
,wouli demand for their cotton be-
tferc they would sell il. and stick
! ing together. This. IN itself,
would force up prices TO- the de-
sired level. ii the system oi mar
keting and holding was worked
s,ut methodically
: The people OF the nation do not
Rwant the price OF cotton To- be At
an exorbitant figure. Bui NO rca-
sonable. thinking man desire, the
npricc 10 be less than the cost 81
n production. for such a status. in
. the end. would inevitably mean
. the cutting down OF production
; and an even higher price than un
der other circumstance being
placed ON clothing and all those
PARTICLES which are manufactured
, from cotton.
2 We believe that the rule ui rca.
|" son should be employed in the
a handling CT a situation such %
!. confronts the cotton farmer, ui
Wthe country Organization. We
believe. with safe and sane mer
at the head and the complete co.
operation OF all growers. /, the
answer 20 the problem.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
Warranty sEed,.

q Louise k.t-iu tu \ : luflv~uu.
% -m tluck ia. Mirror AdditiuG. O., q
alteration 5000
I Louise ko,gru 'u \ : EWi's u.
h' hlo,k 1913, 's.uud Addition.
consideration 5000.
l. : Can Il at to " l.. Davis. let
and and 50 e lot 2, block ~. q a
: Nddition. consideration 100000.
J 4 k,I {, r. VI Mirick lots &
&c. hIuck i..gs. Pl.uUu~ Addition. esT
b.. ,tt,ui CONSIDERATION 800
". r. DWilht a. g.. W Houston. lo'
; bl,rE ~. San Il,iutu Addition. y,u
s.duui.un tiooooe
]. y. Sauhu ~ r. e. Olncr lot e.
block 1915. g. a :. Addition. ,onsidcrO
zion scjeoa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

TNr's hardly Time Go. the voters
To- s,f excited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

THE o,.-i 81 reducing H. I..'. .,du..I
Iff rr- th'ru
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
lOCEAEY TO ORGANIZE
LIVE COMMERCIAL CLUB


NITTIlT " ITV NVNu,
loo hNEi oct o. ;uHu. urr h
iuT made 40 IuDkupv tu organic"
lIAu commercial club S,krti frtus
have already expressed their wilkins
urss tn contribute iihuinllN Go the sJ u.
pbri Of such an organization
L',ku,v " The center 1T perhaps tn
richest farming section IN west TvNu.
ihr rih'r wet Texas towns she hls
thc ldnlniggus uf gond water. china
md rtiyrmlup II D. frlt hy the me- h,
bohud lhe move that those advantage"
should y, placed before the world aul
thi' viii Dee the primary purpose "i tI"
Club " vii llfu De- its purpose 60
u,uu'ig' trading ~ homo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
INVESTING PtBIIC ~
Ni>Okiil>I LIBERTY HONuS
HELD Bl NlrION ~ BANKS

o. Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. O,' % Constant
reduction ~ De amuuu, of i.ih1ty
bonds held ly national hanks was rc.
pprt,d tonight los John Sh,ltuu " u.
utmS. comptroller uf th, currency. l.vr.
urdt uf the banks show 1u encouraging
absorption ~ such r',uriiI,s hv thu iu.
N,sliug puhlir thr statement Fiid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13

Edrl \ I"llu,i' io e.. { plum q al.
l,tr % aud 10 bluck e, ll'mura Addl.
ton. confederation t2.ioou.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-13
Census Report

WASHINGTON Ur, l.-E,Nlud
pupulntnu - Littl, Rock ArkanHs
was 60 u3u. an increase OF 1909 ~
ll.t p'r cent Tn, population W..
urru-ly announced as ti.995.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
WE WANT

FIRST-CLASS COM M e r.
CIAL BODY BUILDER FOR
OUR SAMPLE ROOM-A
MAN WHO HAS THE ABIL-
ITY TO WORK FROM BLUE
PRINTS AND BUILD SAM
PIE BODIES AND JIGS.
THIS is AN EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
AMBITIOUS, EFFICIENT
WORKER TO MAKE A HIGH
LY PROFITABLE POSITION
FOR HIMSELF IN A NEW
DEPARTMENT.
ASK FOR MR.. McGLASHAN.
MARTIN-PARRY
CORPORATION
HENRY AND HOLLY SITS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23

OST-BLACK GLOVE, WITH CUFF.
1. Reward. Auto. 43-61S.
cTRING OF PEARL BEADS LOST; RE
- ward. Main 1916.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
WHY RIDE

the crowded street cars when
there is a motor car for the mod
est purse?
The difference between a used
automobile and a new one is in
Dictated more by its LOWER
PRICE than by any loss in pleas
ure, safety or comfort. To the
man who has yet to buy and drive
a car, a used automobile is in
deed a sensible way to get the
"hang" of the thing. And bar
gains! There never were such
prices and terms as are now Of
fered in the Automobile for Sale
columns OF The Daily Times
want ads" Read them today
all of them. Some folks think
they must have a new machine
every spring-hence the low
prices on high values.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
Is. SARAH O.-BELOVFD WIFE

81 OF s. D. Howell. passed away at her
home, 5S South Tenth Ave. Beech Grove.
Sunday, Feb. -, 3:15 q. m. Funeral at
the home Tuesday. Feb. -. p. m. Burial
Greenwood cematarN- E-Ianas inNit.a.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
HOUSES-WANTED.

NEANTED-NOT TO DESTROY OR
se cause the landlord still more expense
but to live in and care for as though 1t
were my own-a Groom modern, single or
half of double-north or northeast, on or
near carline-by man. wife and grown
daughter. Rent not to exceed $35. Pos
session by April Is. Address A No. s34,
Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE
State Of Indiana, Department OF State
Ed Jackson. secretary OF state.
To All to Whom These Pre- sents Shall
Come. Greeting. Ed Jackson secretary
of state OF the State of Indiana hereby
certify that THE FRANKLIN CHEMICAL.
WORKS has this day caused to be fIed
In the office of the Secretary of state
of the State OF Indiana the oroperly
signed and attested consents, Statements
and papers required by Section One OF an
act of the General Assembly of the state
of Indiana, entitled, An act prescribing
the method and procedure for for the vol
untary dissolution OF private corporations
and voluntary associations, and declaring
an emergency" approved March IL 1913
And I further certify that said written
consents. statements and papers so filed as
aforesaid. show :hat said company and
the officers thereof have complied With
the provisions of said Section One of said
act. and thee said corporation is now in
process of dissolution.
In witness whereof, I have hsreunto get
my hand and affixed the seal Of
(SEAL) the State of Indiana at the city
OF indianapolis, this 10th day OF
February, A. D., 1920
ED JACKSON.
Secretary of State
BY P. H. WOLFARD,
Deputy
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
NNGER. Mrs. GEORGE P-MInOW
LOST AND FOUND.

GOLD WALTHAM WATCH LOST LAST
u evening between and 1890 down
town; valued as keepsake; regard. Call
Ben Davis 1913.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
FkRMS-FOR GALE.
EARMS-TO LEI.
WISCONSIN EARN LANDS

I ANDOLoGY, A MAGAZINE GIVING
E the facts in regard to the land sftua-
ton. Three months subscription. FREE
II for a home or as an investment you
are thinking OF buying good farm lands
simply write me a letter and say, Mail
me LANDOLoGY and all particulars
Skidmore Land Co.. 113 Skidmore bIdg.'
Marinette. Wis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
BOARD AND RooMs-WANTED.

HgEANTED-RoOM AND BOARD IN OR
~ near downtown district in small pri-
vate family; no other roomers; want
home, not boarding house; give full par
ticulars in letter. Address No. 1850,
Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
NOTICES..

SN>~NN-~~~~S~NNs~Nee~>~~~ ~>~N~~~~~e~~NSeNNN~~S~
Come TO the
CENTRAL BEAUTY PARLORS
207-2os odd Fellow Bldg, if you want
good work done, we have three of the
best operators in the city.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
massey, HENRY-BELOVED FATHER
FLANDERS, ROBERT C.-AGED
HARDNER, MRS. PIIoEBR-MOTHER

y of John Gardner Of Ration. n. NJ. died
Feb. 19, 11:45 a. m. at the home or her
nephew, Orville Vail, 1922 Union St, at
? p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-24
LOTS Of LAUGHTER
IN LISTEN LESTER
Clever Comedians "Carry On" at
Breathless Pace Through Two
Acts of Solid Fun.

"ParoNysmal' is the only word that will
properly qualify the laughter evoked last
evening at The Playhouse by the presenta-
ton of the John Cort offering entitled
Listen Lester The show has had q
seasons run in New York and Is en- route
TO a hve-weeks' engagement In Philadel-
phia, beginning next Monday, to be fol-
lowed by the same time IN Boston, and
will be seen here all this week.
In substance 1T Is sheer extravaganza,
which is as much as to say that anything
that will bring q laugh is made use of
whether it iibes with the story or not.
The chief laugh producer in the first act
Is Fred Heidcr, one of the long, lank,
Timber young men of the present day stage,
who does aerobatic falls. leaps and bounds
Of an almost Incredible variety with an
unfagging zeal and a smoothness that
ties them to whatever In the shape of
incident and dialogue may be transpirlng
among the other impersonators.
The second of the two acts Is dis
tinguished by the work of the other fun
maker. Joe T.. Brown, whose strength lies
along quite different lines. although he can
not resist the temptation to show that
he, too, Is q tumblcr BY contrast with
the hair trigger style of Fred Heider
Brown is slow and deliberate, with care
iNitN tuuubbL ouJ DN-t'iaS vi Idcltl bnu
physical gestures, which is sterling comedy
stuff, and is seen at It's best in the strenu-
Gus search for the right hiding place of a
secreted package. His part in the cast is
that of Lester, porter in seaside hotel,
where Fred Heider is the clerk
Figuring rs guests are Emma O'Neil,
who persOnates a pursuing widow bent
on recommtting matrimonv with some
body: Mabel Withee, a pocket Nenus'"'
type of dainty ingenue with winning smile
and an assortment of dancing steps, and
Ruth Mabee, who is Arbutus Guilty, gun
ming for heart balm in the shape OF checks
IN exchange for indiscreet love letters, !
from Colonel Dodge, whose attempts at
eluding her afford most of the action
The music, by Harold Orlob, finds its
high points in the songs Waiting for
You. "A Very Good Baby in the Day
time" and Show a Little Something |
New which fall to Miss Withee, Mr..
Higley and Miss Mabee.
The added feature of a really musical /