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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntinueA.

Price. $7.500-Near the Department Of Com
merce and Labor. Suitable for
rooming house: has 10 rooms
and bath, concrete cellar and
furnace heat. Large back
yard, with room for Scar ga
rage. We can arrange terms
to suit.
McKEEvER 4 GOSS.
14O6 Eye Ut. Main 4752.
Price. $5.O00-Right of North Capitol st.
2-story brick house with 8
wonderful rooms. tiled bath.
furnace heat, large back yard.
Plenty Of space for garage.
$500 cash. balance In easy
monthly payments.
McKEEVER & G0SS.
1906 Eye st. Main 4752.
Price, $13, ,25o-The most desirable part Of
Washington Heights. over
looking Rock Creek Park.
Houses Of the same type, but
smaller. in course Of con-
struction. the same location.
are selling for $l4.500. This
house has eight rooms, on two
floors, with a garage and
every modern convenience pos
sible. Occupied by owner
Cash payment reasonable for
this price house.
MckEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ct. Main 4752.
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MT. PLEASANT.
Price, $10.50O.
A strictly modern dwelling; rooms and
bath. hot-water heat, electric light, hardwood
floors; colonial front porch. sleeping porch; In
perfect condition. Vacant. The location 10
10th street near Kilbourne ct. Terms, $500
cash, balance payable $50 per month and In
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price, $l4,5O0.
14th street near Park road. A modern three
story brick dwelling; rooms. baths. hot
water heat, electric light, hardwood floors;
two-cAr garage; excellent lot; in perfect condi-
ton. Owner will give immediate possession.
Reasonable terms. Valuable as q home or for
future business.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Price. SIS, 900.
Near 18th and Belmont SITS. A hne three
story brick dwelling: IL rooms, baths. steam
heats lot 1Sx11O to paved alley; two-story
porches in rear; newly renovated throughout;
occupied by owner, who will give possession.
Reasonable terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price. $3.50.
Newton street bet. 18th and 14th. dandy
two-gtory brick dwelling; rooms and bath;
fine cellar; electric light. Immediate posses
zion.
MOORE &
:. 1902 H
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N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
721 Thirteenth Street NV.
Phones Main 50O3-4.

Price, $5,500-A very delightful
little suburban home. not far out,
and convenient TO car line. schools
and churches; six rooms and bath;
electric light; very large lot.
Price. $1o.ooO-In best section OF
Petworth. An attractive home. which
is modern and up-to-date In every re-
spect Six rooms and bath; hardwood
floors; garage.
Price, $1o.25O-Practically new and
in perfect condition. Six rooms
and bath: hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors; large yard
to alley. Early possession. ACT
quickly.
Price. Sll, ,5OO-Ope Of the best home
values In Mt. Pleasant. on 18th street.
Ten rooms and bath: hot-water heat:
electric light; completely screened
and weather-stripped. In Al condi'
ton.
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w. c. DUVALL,
1925 WOODWARD BUILDING.
Phone Franklin 54o5.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1928
14th A
b u Of
andtwo I lders t
hot-water thoroughly
hardwoo norso "a
dbreakfa and deletricH Imme-
has veya
shade terms
A and bath
- 80 un,, .,.. brick residence.
36e5oPARK VIEW Nicely Of attractive
so 1sen: 9 Ssss n.: & and Is,s Ss:
fhrougho s 20
Wide has q
porcha andtm m
terms
Price, p iSN 7isSS-cEEvn ri 1.,e1 CEASE SEC SEC,
4 having
rdwood
t has front n Z n near the car line.
hardwo
garage. owner be sold quick
on "
he househ twelve
n ~ ygood
condition.
Of sale will Be- accepted able terms Of SALE This is
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1925
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MAIN 5O82-53o8.

MAIN oUOZ-OOSO.
VACANT; POSSESSION WITH DEPOSIT.
81. 7.00O-132 11th ut. s.e. rooms. bath, hot
wster heat: deep lot to soft. alley; double
BRICK garage. (new), room for large cars.
This desirable home il within one-half block Of
Lincoln Park.
POSSESSION.
S7.76o-Kentucky ave. Sc. Overlooking Lin
colin PARK: colonial home Of six rooms and tiled
hath hot.water heat. electricity. hardwood
trim; 81 600 cash. $55 per month.
7th ST. NEAR FLA. AVE. NE.
S5 59Oo-Beautiful semi-detached colonial
home Of 6 dne rooms and beautiful bath; half
been napered and painted and has fur. heat
and elec. lights. Possession. $500 cash.
bal. easy.
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Chevy Chase. D. c., Bargain.
42nd Near Ingomar ST

Exceptionally attractive new houses De-
tached. large rooms and tiled bath. Hot
water heat. Hardwood finish. Oak floors
Large open fireplace Laundry tubs Gas and
electricity. Colonial porch across entire front
OF house. Garage. Lot 5OxlO6 TO paved alley
Very high elevation and excellent surroundiugs.
Price. $3.50; s.. 900 cash, balance easy month
ly payments Inspect No. 52l7 42nd ST. Sum
day or Monday. Salesman ON premisea
HIGBIE RICHARDSON 1904 81 at M
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MI. SANSBURY CO., INC,
"EvERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
III Thirteenth Street NV.
Phones Main 5oO3-4.
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs
Mr.. 10th & WYOMING AVE

Mr.. 10th & WYOMING AVE
Desirable. new. three-:tory brick
cellar; hot-water heat; electric light;
hardwood doors; butlt-in Gsrage. Two
lot 2s.loo :1,sH sses
Price. $21 900.
NV. CORNER DWELLING
One Of the most attractive homes in
the city; two-story brick with larte
attic: cellar under entire house: eight
safss oI.o m.Ss
staiivays; attractively finished inter
for: house "a IT. wide; lot 5OxlOO;
splendidly located vacant: immediate
possession. Price. SO, 500.
NEW HOUSE NV. SEC.
One square of 18th ST.: two stories
and attic; eight rooms. two baths:
cellar: hot-water heat: electric light:
hardwood aoors thsoushout nn,dS room iSr
Immediate possession. Price. $4,000.
Want offer.
DESIRABLE CORNER
WEST OF 10th ST.
Full three-story brick: ten rooms.
three baths; hot-water heat: electric
light; hardwood floors: double garage;
ts'eis. son Frc. .e9;r Wan. oe1
Mr.. 10th & BELMONT SITS.
,.1S .T1Swo-.te.y brick: eight rooms. two
paths. with modern improvements;
very attractive home: owner leaving
city reason for sale; immediate pos
session. Price. $15. 500.
HALF SQUARE WEST
CONN. AVE.
In a desirable residential section:
detached; three-story and cellar brick:
eleven rooms. two baths: hot-watef
ns.i, meat eisetre sS'.ss, light: open hreplases
Iront; nnt; % very attractive property.
Pr1ce, $4,000. Immediate possession.
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
Northwest section near 14th st:
Two stories; seven rooms. bath; cellar:
OPEN nrepsce Stat. rse 1oe, iront on moserG po5en
conveniences; lot 41xl30: vacant; i'm
mediate possession. Price, $13,5O0.
DETACHED HOME
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
bath; hot-water heat: electric light,
gas; front porch: rear porch screened
and glassed: wide and deep lot; fruit.
shade; shrubbery:. in good condition;
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY
CHASE HOME.
West Of Conn. ave-: two-story and
attic prick; seven large rooms, two
paths; hot-watef heat; electric light:
hardwood floors; screens: awntpfs:
arse porches; lot 30x125 Price,
$4,000. Want offer.
TWO-FAMILY APT.
Near North Capitol and sts.: we'll,
6uiit brick: i've rooms and bath on
nrst noor; six rooms. bath on second;
separate entrances, separate heating
plants; Z good location and q good in
vestment. Price. $3.50.
TWO-FAMILY APT. NE.
located in 4 desirable residential
secuon: two-etory pressed brick and
nrst noor; six rooms and bath on Sec
ond; hot-water heat; wide and deep
lot; rear porches. Price, $500.
CALL FOR OUR LIST OF DEsIR-
ABLE HOMES: LOCATED IN IN vARI, vARI
ous SECTIONS 1s Ms Of .IH THE CLrS Mnsr AEp IT'
TRACTIvE VARIETY FOR SALE.
on TERMS AND PRICES THAT
SHOULD APPEAL TO ALL PUR-
CHASERs.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
MI, 1901. z1z 1I%b CT NJ M
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OPEN ALL DAY MONDAY.


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McKEEVER & GOSS
Sales, Rents Loans
1405 Eye ST. Main 4752.
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NO BROKERS

Owing to Ill health Of owner, will offer I
new fully detached home, on a wide lot, which
y y rebuilt at present prices. would sell fol
*lI.OW: my price. $3.50. on terms Of 81 ,0O(
OF more cash. and balance like rent; contain,
rooms, reception hall and 2 baths, open Ore
place. h.w.h.. oak floors. sleeping porch and
every modern convenience; 2 blocks from 14th
ct. cars. Tel. Col. 3972-W
Address Box 83e-K Star ONCE 30s
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Price. $12, ,O0O-A beautiful home In
Columbia Heights, convenient to car
line. Ten rooms. two baths; hot-water
heat; electric light; hardwood floors.
Excellent condition. Double garage.
Immediate possession. Terms.
Price, $12.250-On Monroe street be-
tween 18th and 10th. Eleven rooms
and two baths; hot-water heat; electric
light; hardwood floors; ample room for
garage. Phone for appointment to in
spect.
Price. 312, ,500-Early possession can
be had of this handsome Chevy Chase
home. Eight rooms and two baths:
hot-water heat; electric light; hard.
wood floors; completely screened. An
unusual value.
Price, SIS. 0o0-Any one desirous Of
locating In Sixteenth Street Highland
should see this magnificent holiow-tiI
residence. Ten rooms, two baths ana
shower room; modern In every detail:
inclosed sleeping porch; hollow.tile "a.
rage.
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THOMAS E. PETTY,
Your Rent Agent"
2O13 18th St. NV.
Phnne Mnrfh d1SQ

- BELMONT ST. NEAR 14th
~ rooms and bath; suitable for rooming
nouse; income from this property. $50 per
niontn; now occupied BY owner. Price, So 500
UPTON ST. NV.
beautfful home; IL rooms. 9 baths: hot
water heat; gas and electricity; room for ga
Isse' the owner occupies the house and can
give possession. Price. .50n
UNIVERSITY PLACE NV
corner mouse near new Meridian Hill Park: :
lot Soxiab Feet; outside rooms and bath: !:
"eeopieo ~ owner. $14, ,150
BLO0AINGDALE.
desirable Groom and bath dwelling in per.
feet condition, now occupied BY owner.
Price. 81, 900
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES IN ALL SEC.
TIONS OE THE CITY FOR SALE
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soo ACRES. WITH s-RooM TENANT HOUSE.
broom bungalow. outbuildings. stock and i'm
o,aments aud all furniture for bungalow: bor-
der, chesapeake bay for over mile: splendid
bs thing. Grabbing and fishing; s. miles from
washington; 3 miles on state road: for quick
sale; only $500; half cash. Address Box ls0-k.
Star office.
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DAVIS & STEELE,

STEELE,
1920 N. Y. AVE. NV. j
LINCOLN PARK SECTION.
~ .5OO-6-room and modern bath home in this
desirable white section. This property ID To-
Gated I'm the 200 block on 11th Ut. se.. where
similar houses are selling at IS 500 and 5000.
real buy.
NEAR 18th AND EYE Me-
8. 3.eo0-8-room and bath brick home in this
convenient location; good yard, and 4 bar
gain at $3.50 cash. balance easy.
81. $7.950-Immediate possession. Overlooking
soldiers' Home Park. Beautiful semi-det. Co
bath. screens, double rear porch. hot-vater
heat, elec. It's, hardwood floors; tubs; corner
LEY; extra large garage.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
WONDERFUL VALUES-ALL FIRST-CLASS HOMES.
For Sale by
MOORE & HILL, INC,
142O22 H ST. NV

BLOOMINGDALE.
Price, $1,000.
Beautiful home on st. near North Capitol
bath; cellar; new furnace; in perfect repair.
Immediate possession.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price, $11 500.
Situated on 14th st. near Harvard. very
substantial three-stOry brick dwelling; 8 rooms
and bath; fine cellar: In excellent condition;
early possession. Can be remodeled into busi-
ness.
KENNEDY STREET NEAR GA AVE.
Price, $7.750.
Convenient to 14th street car. A strictly
modern colonial brick residence: 6 large rooms
and bath; hOt-water heat: electric light extra.
CHEVY CHASE
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME JUST WEST
OF CONN. AVE. ON MARYLAND SIDE.
Price. $10.5OO.
Built By present owner BY day labor. 1t
heat, electric light; lot 75x125: garage; beau
tfful lawn and shrubbery. Possession when
sold. This 10 a bargain.
NEAR 11th AND EUCLID.
Price, $3.50.
Will sell to colored; q modern colonial brick
dwelling: large rooms and bath; hot-water
heat. Immediate, possession.
HILL, INC,
St. NV.
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HALF SQUARE WEST
CONN. AVE.

In a desirable residential section:
detached; three-story and cellar brick:
eleven rooms, two baths: hot-water
neat: electric light: open 6replaces;
front; Z very attractive property.
Price, $1S. 900. Immediate possession.
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THOMAS E. PETTY,
"Your Rent Agent"
ZOl3 18th St. NV.
Phone North 4158.
| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; GROOM HOUSE
with bath electric lights: gas unusually large
sleeping porch; wide alley; room for garage
house always occupied by present owner. APP
ply ON premises day or evening. 1340 Newton
J Bt, NV Sc
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WOODBRIDGE, NEAR
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE.

3137 18th 1t. Phone North 1921 De-
tached corner house; rooms: good condition;
hot water heat; II fruit trees, large grape
arbor: chicken house: extra lot. worth 81 $50
hne neighborhood; near schools. Price with
additional lot. 81 750. Will sell before lesvinx
town Tuesday TO the party making best Offer
and terms. Those interested in purchasing
real home reasonably priced should see this
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Mr.. 10th & BELMONT SITS.

Two.story brick: eight rooms, two
baths. with modern improvements;
city reason for sale; immediate pos
session. Price. $15,5O0.
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BUNGALOW

Northwest section near 14th ST.:
two stories: seven rooms, bath: cellar:
stone foundation; large front porch;
open fireplace; slate roof; all modern
conveniences; lot 41x130: vacant; i'm
mediate possession. Price, S13, $500.
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WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H St. NV.

Sunday and Monday Call N. 51so
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NV. CORNER DWELLING
DESIRABLE CORNER
WEST OF 10Th ST.

Full three-story brick: ten rooms.
three aths; hot-water heat: electric
light: hardwood floors: double garage;
arst-class repair; immediate posses
sion. Price, $4,000. Want offer.
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Bond Bldg.

FINE HOME DOWNTOWN; L ROOMS, }
baths. This IL . nne corner property. close to
center Of city. Finely located for either home
or for business purposes. Quick possession.
Price, $1O,50O. Terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL 14lo 81 nv.
VACANT; NORTHWEST; BARGAIN; ACT
quick: newly decorated: large rooms bait
room for double garage; 5000; terms. Frank.
GglS 30s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
IMPORTANT COAL
OPERATIONS PLANNED

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligenccr.
Clarksburg, w. Va. Nov. 25.-Eugene
SommervIlle, of Grafton passed through
Clarksburg Wednesday morning on MS
way to q point twelve miles from BUCK
harmon In Upshur county where the
Tcnmle Fuel Co. expects to develop
the Kittaning and Frceport seams OF
coal at once. The Tenmilc Fuel Co. Will
have a mine in the vicinity OF Adrian
on the Pickcns branch Of the Baltimore
* Ohio.
The most Interesting phase OF the
development from coal standpoint IS
the possibility OF the two seams com
ing together there like they do al koar.
ing Creek. Experts Of the Goa worid
say that this is TO be expected. The Dig
vcing IL six foot clear at that point and
the second vein is about five feet. In
the vicinity Of this location there Is
only four foot Of clay between the TWO
seams.
The Tcnmile mine will be tipple
operation but whether a bridge VIII be
constructed across the river Of capi
used is as yet undecided. If Il cable IS
used II will BE 500 foot span.
There are other operations near
where the T'cnmile plant will be To-
ratrd-two above and several between
that site and Hampton.
Mr. Sommcrvillc is also the head or
The Sommervillc coal Co. which has
an operation at Oprkiska and the Cni-
vr-sity Coal Co whiCh'is taking out the
Gilmore coal from under property now
owned by the West Virginia Cniver-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Truck "f near
Kings Bridge. were Sunday visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Truck
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Rund o; Tacoma
were visiting friends 1t Mt. llolley sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell OF Can
ton sr@nt last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Campbell Of Mt. Holly.
MIR and Mrs. James Linard of Bri'air"
and Mrs. Richard Turner Nt Bethesda
were sunday visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Turner Of South
hampton.
Misses Audrey and In"z Fisher. Miss
Clara Johnston Of Spcid.'l and Miss
Hazel Meade of Olivrtt silent the week
end with their friend. Miss Esther
Smith. north of Barn"srillr and attend
cd the pie social at No. Friday eve
ming.
The next meeting Of Pomona Grange.
will be held at Belmont Grange january
Sth. 1921.
Bert Sccrest. who was reported on
the sick list, is still confined To thu
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Williams of rLrncS-
willie visited at Geo. Hrchrcld's Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
WRECKS AUTO
AGAINST POLE
JOHN MALoNEY CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF CAR, FOLLOWING
ESCAPE,
rook Three Day Old Chalmers Taxi
When River Left It On
Street.

A three-day old Chalmers automoDlie'
belonging TO "Barney's" Taxi station.
was nearly demolished and John Ma
loney is in the county jail charged Win
stealing and wrecking the automoolIe
M an early hour Thursday morning. a
warrant for Maloney's arrest was Is
sued Yesterday by Squire X. G. Hobbs:
II is alleged that shortly before
o'clock Yesterday morning. Maloney
took the new closed car from Twenty
second and Main street, where the
driver had left 1t for moment ailo
started m town. Coming off the Mar
ket street bridge. Maloney failed TO
negotiate the curve Leading uhutr tnS
baltimore a. Ohio railroad viaduct, ana
The machine crashed violently into an
iron pole, wrecking 1t almost oeyono
ratrolman Flanagan was only
short distance away. ~uShlng 10 the
wrecked automobile. he looked INSIDE
and saw Maloney. noticeably intoNicat,
ed still trying to drive the wrecked
car on up Market street. The officer
arrested Maloney and locked him up.
The right side Of the body OF INC
automobile was sma shed. the right rear
wheel broken TO splinlcrs, nearly every
glass in the windshield, doors and WIN
Gows smashed. the motor displaced. the
hody frame warped and other damages
wore inflicted upon the car. Glass from
the windshield flew for distace OF
scyenty-flve feet up the Market street
walk undr the viaduct.
Maloncy probably will get hearing
today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
Red Gross Appeals for
Helpless Russian Girl

New York. Nov. 25.-Without 4
country. as result OF AN order by
Immigration 1uth"riticS. refusing her
ndmittance u the United States,
Evodokia Gorrlliina. l@-yrar-oid Rus
sian refugee has been held ut Ellis
Island awaiting the next Of LIES
buircts.
When BolshcviSt troops threatened
Tomsk. where Ev"dukia lived with aris-
tocratic parents. she fled with American
Red Cross workers to NladitoStok and
with 700 other refugee children. tray
eled aboard the steamship fomel Maru
nearly around the world.
The arrival of the Red Nr'ess refugee
ship at a Finnish port. where the chill
drrn' and their parents w"r" To be re-
united. found TUmSk still in Bo!Shr-
visit hands,, and Evodokia was unable
to find her parents. SO she was taken
in charge by the Rcd Cross workers.
and brought hack to the United States
4 special board OF inquiry refused 10
admit the child, because she was un.
accompanied by either parents and
likely to become a public charge.
An appeal from this decision Is be-
ing made by Rcd Cross workers TO the
authorities at Washington.
Meanwhile Evodokia looks across tn"
bay at busy New York and ycarns for
something besides ships and the sea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
"ADAM and EVA"

Adam and Eva" typical American
comedy novelty hy Guy Bolton anu
C;rorre Middleton. and produced under
the management of +. Ray Comst"ck
and Morris GrSt. will be the attraction
AZ the Court thcater three nights COM
mcnciug Thursday. December - win
matinee Saturday.
Few comedies written and produced IN
the mast decade can eom2arc WIN
Adam and Eva" which was p"nneu
with one object in vicw-plrasing enter
tainnent The play. decidedly Ainet''
can and up-to-the minute. possesses
theme Of unusual interest which Keeps
one in fits Of LAUGHTER from start to I'm,
ish. The dialogue is so bright ana
crisp. the situations 80 cNcrutlatHSLS
funny, that explosions Of laughter lnI-
low I'M rapid succession. To odd 10 IN"
Effectiveness Of the play. pretty love
story is interviewer. which. besides De-
ing amusing. snuggles close to the heart.
The cast selected to interpret Aaalh
and Eva" is exceptionally E.r"ng. IN
Guiding Miss Elaine lvans """ Oh lhe
most charming and popui"! c0m"al-
eunes: Mr.. Coates Gwynne Mr.. 'harieS
y Bird. Mr.. Charles Horn. MISS E"Sr-
mary Hilton, Mr.. Frank II. knight. MISS
Adeiyn Wesley, Mr.. Fred {. l2im"r'
Miss Ramona Weaver and Mr.. Joseph
Prosser. Seats 90 on sale TUESDAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
; THE THEATRES
''Good Morning Judge"
Sets Court Audience
Roaring With Laughter

Good Morning Judge" proved a
good laugh for Thanksgiving patrons
at tho Court theatre yesterday. and u
good-sizcd audience was present at the
matinee. while capacity ruled the en-
gagcmeut IN the evening. 1t IS guod
clean show with plainly Of comedy and
u number OF song hits that went over
big This comedy is founded lPCn Sir
Arthur Wing Pinero's famous farce,
The Magistrates" and follows the
original with such marked fidelity that
the complete narrative, the continuity
and even the structural form or the
classic remain intact. The personnel
of tn" chorus and atmosphere OF must
cal comedy had to be excluded from Ihe
court scene. which is presented pre-
ciSely rs done At the premiere OF The
MAGISTRATES" However. every moment
preceding and following the court
scene is damned with pretty SlriS ana
music. action. color and the lrlN0llS
OF musical comedy.
Shep Camp heads the cast. pIayIh
the role of the hypocrItical and corpu-
lent magistrate, whose dall!ance with
the gay night life Of London places
him in the unique position OF sltl'he
on the bench while Fugitive from
Justice and ucCrSsitatvS sentencing ms
own family to jail. camp created this
role, and hr played il 81 well that the
audience paid due RESPECTS with Ar-
plause. Camp IS tn" ch!rr c"Inrdlan
but is given some fine support by clyde
OLSON. However. the cast IS given
particular notice IN the fact that Lii
liam Lee Anderson. a Wheeling girl. Is
playing the role of tn" wife. Sh" was
given "A big ovation by those VIII" rec
ognized her Oth,rS III the cast are
Sue Parker, Gat"nhy Parker. Gene
Iayman. j. S. Murray, Hcr,sIord Low
EFT and Salvatore Zltu.
The music is by Lionel M"ckton ana
unword Talbot OF the numbers that
went over were M the Nhauifrurs
ball" zone Night. On" Waltz. one
Girl" "Dinky. Doodle D'ckcy. "lttIe
Miss Melody" and several others; n
chorus Of pretty girls cHSl"nru III &"
pleasing manner. add to the effect, .,
Good Morning Judge" proved good
laugh. and indications point 10 4 biS
house tonight. with matinee and eve
ming tomorrow. turning IN biz audi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

show they had the pleasure OF wit
Messing. Some will have il to say that
they have not missed any Of tn" yearly
presentations that have been made dur
irK the past thirty-fuur years that have
elapsed since the now national stage
hero i-st made his bow on the Amcrl-
can stage The faol that each Year finds
the old play crowded full If new things
accounts for its never ending popular
ity There will be a snrcial matinee
for the children at S:4I 2. m.