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LOEW'S COLUMBIA
Something to Think About"

The latest Cecil B. De Mile pro-
dutcion. Something to Think About"
opening yesterday at Loew's Column
bia. is notable for the same individ-
ual characteristics which have mark
ed the past works Of this master d.
rector. but in Something to Think
About" De Mile has easily given the
screen his most graphic and sweeping
presentment, told with a simplicity
and a homely directness that sets il
apart even from such mighty offer
ings as Joan. the Woman" "Old
Wives for New" male and Female"
and why Change Your Husband"
Something to Think About is a
drama that runs the whole gamut of
human love and hate. 1t is study
in the power of right thinking and
to the Interpretation of his story.
which is based on an original manu-
script by Jeanne MACPHERSON, De Mile
has brought cast of rare excellence
in Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dexter,
Theodore Roberts and Monte Blue.
Miss Swanson is cast as the daugh-
ter of rural blacksmith who is edu-
| Gated by wealthy cripple to the point
where she has become eligible as his
wife. Rather than force his love upon
HST. TIC UlAH o1 wealth. waits until the
situation has been made clear by the
girls father and then, with the prod
uct Of his own wealth engaged to him,
the man OF money. impersonated by
Elliott Dexter. sees her desert him to
elope with a nobody and contract a
marriage that is doomed to failure
from the start.
When the husband dies and leaves
the girl penniless and a mother. IL is
the man OF wealth who intervenes to
save her from hardship, though his
love is apparently dead. At this point
De Mile brings his picture to a eli
max with broad. sweeping strokes in
which he brings out forcibly the
power OF right thinking to restore the
lost happiness of the couple through
the medium of the girls fatheriess
child.
The Interpretation given by Miss
Swanson and Mr.. Dexter in the prin-
cipsl roles of the story Is fsultless,
and under Mr.. De Miles direction
every point OF the story has been most
effectively emphasized or repressed.
as the need might be.
Theodore Roberts gives virile
Characterization of the girls black
smith father, and Monte Blue is seen
as the man she married only to have
taken from her by death.
The extra added attractions of the
Columbia program In connection with
showings of Something to Think
About" contributes most materially to
bill of unusual appeal and distinc-
ton. Director Brusilor, of the Co
lumbia symphony Orchestra, offers an
overture of singular charm in I'll
Trovatore," with n musical prelude
that consists of the Anvil Chorus"
from the same masterpiece.
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AT The THEATERS

CONTINUED from Page Eixht)
packed the house, Mr.. Ray is coming
in for his full share or the success
OF revivais.
"Forty-five Minutes From Broad
way" takes it's title from its locale,
New Rochelle, which Is approximate
ny forty-five minutes from broadway
and Forty-second street. New York
city. The story has to do with the
adventures of Kid Burns, an ex-prize
fighter from the East Side, whose
friend, Tom Bennett, suddenly finds
himself heir to a fortune and an es-
tate in New Rochelle and sends for
the Kid to act as adviser.
Upon reaching the town, the Kid
encounters a series OF adventures and
''the only girl''-named Maryland this
combination furnishes material for
one OF the most delightful. human.
humor -inspiring productions In which
II has ever been our pleasure to see
the star, not overlooking his many
past successes. The role OF the Kid"
was seemingly made ta-order for him
and the character portrayed is one Of
the most refreshing the screen has
produced in a long time, the inter
probation given emOouylne all the
best bits done by George NJ. Cohan
and Victor Moore in the same part,
together with Mr.. Rays natural adapt
ability.
The added features for the week
likewise tend to round out thor
oughly enjoyable entertainment es-
pecialIy the orchestration provided
by Daniel Breeskin. conducting the
Riaito Symphony Orchestra, giving
as overture the Evolution Of Broad
way" Cohanesque fantasia depict
ing the evolution of the theme. Give
Ny Regards to Broadway Slowly
through Creation" Dance Aborig-
inaI." and the 'Minuet' the melody
Is developed until there energies the
old-time Song and Dance" This in
turn becomes a waltz" then rag
time" and at last the finale" revert
ing to the original song.
Short subjects, including n multiple
reel comedy featuring Lloyd Hamil-
ton. entitled 1.-THE Simp,'' which
earned well deserved approval. and
an exclusive showing Of the latest Fox
News complete the bill
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FRENCHlMEN FIGHT DUEL
TO DEATH WITH RIFLES

PARIS, Oct. 25.-Details of n duel
to the death with rifles have just
reached here from Lille. II was tho
sequel Of long dispute over land,
and Louis Durendeau. sixty-hve
years old. who proposed the fatal
settlement, Is dead.
Durendeau challenged Pierre Inelle,
forty eight, and the men agreed to
hight with magazine rifles. Durcn-
dcau empticd his weapon and then
threw it,at Inellc, ~ the latter fred
a bullet directly through his sntag-
onist's hestt.
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SPEED OF FRENCH PLANE
CAN Be VARIED AT WILL
Experts Predict Revolution in
Flying Through Invention.

PARIS, Oct. 25.-An airpIanc OF
which the speed can be varied at
the will of the aviator at between
rs and 1876 miles an hour has Just
been invented by MN. Lavsvasseur
and Gastamvide.
The machine is blplane, so con-
structed that the surface OF the
upper plane may be extended or re-
strictcd from thirty to fifty cubic
feet. In this way the speed IN
ny tho slightest touch OF
the lever the surface OF the plane
expands or contracts.
The tests OF the new nirplane
have been successful and experts be
lieye that IL will reyolutionize flying.
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Stepn,other Is GiUen
Care of 2 Boys After
Divorced Father Dies
BY MARGERY REX.

NEW YORK, Oct 25-Supreme court decisions are al
ways of moment particularly in any which has
do with the disposal of children for instance the
legal conclusion which Judge Caaghan reached few
days ago in Brooklyn by giving the two of Charles
W. Hatch not long dead and Eula Hatch, his first wife,
the custody Of Mrs Hazel Hatch of St. Adams Long
Island, the second wife.
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H.' Q st. N W0Br. Or; garages.
1916 kramer st. N. E-Br.: 6r. & b.;
furnace; gas. $4,000; $500 cash.
l656-5S-6o Kalorama rd.--Br.; r. & b. ;
strobe; gas; bargain at $500. Your own
5ig Eye st. S. w.-Br. 6 r $1,000.
63i w St n. W.-Br., r.. gas. $4,000.
636-s3s-sto w st. n. W.-Br., r. each;
5os ed ST. n. w.-Br. r., hall & b. :.
,rd Issa M j. ave; NJ r %br S Ia
800 k slit; furnace. gas; sT. b.;
excellent condition. Possession. $3.50;
$500 cash, $40 monthly,
excellent condition; fine location. $4,000
300 down '35 total monthly payment.
and OI back go sI good location oSS 800
1915 3sth st. n; VT, r; on stree,
SIS $500: n $500 Cash. SIS per month. condition
50 soaton pl. N. E.-Br. and fr.; r.:
bargain at s2,95o, excellent terms.
s.family flats; each containing 0 7. and b. +:
excellent Investment and fine location.
''i 7ss Morton s st. X. w.-Br.; r.. b.; la
,robe. gas 5000.
1910 9Th st. n. w.--Br.i r., b, latrobe.
gas basement $500; $500 cash: excel
i7is.i7i5m eth st. N. w.--Two s.r and
b. br houses; excellent business location
location. s1A500 for both.
~ q st n. w.-Br. s r., b, latrobe, gas.
So, 500. terms.
1881 1875 c st. s. Err. G r. 4 b.
each; best bargain Sc. $3.50 each; $500
cash balance small monthly payments.
1928 ". J. ave. N. W.T., 6 r.: excellent
little home. si,t25; $500 cash.
427.t2g " st. n. W.-Br,, r, large back
yard $4,000 each; $500 cash. s35 per
i3i n st. N. w.-Br., ~ excellent CON
dition; large back yard. f2,7bo; $500 cash,
y15 per month.
sUBURBAN-TuScdo. Md; fr.; lot
containing nearly three acres. .-yllcnt
garden, fruit. shade. etc. $1,000, $500
cash. $50 per month.
THIS rs ONLY \ PARTIAL LIST
or THE LARGE NUMBER or
HOUSES WE HAVE FOR SALE TO
- COLoRED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
BRADFORD e. COMPANY, Inc,
1l7 southern building
Main Bss7. Main Ss7s
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HOct bOu1 WAS
phase OF the testimony lends weight
to the theory of the police that he
had been murdered some distance
from the place where the body was
found. Frank Utterback. who found
the body, gave similar testimony.
WIFE COMES To CAPITAL.
Mrs. Alice seanland. wife of tho
slain major. came here yesterday
from Youngstown, N. ", and the Misses
oLuise and Sarah Scanland. sisters,
arrived from Louisville. KY. They
could give no assistance TO the po-
lice In helping clear up the mystery
OF the murder.
The said their brother was a man Of
fne temperament and even disposition
and was not OF the type that picks
quarrels. Mrs. Scanland stated that
since the major returned from active
service abroad he had lapsed into
melancholy moods which she ascribed
TO the gas attack he suffered while
In action. He rad In his possession,
she said, a plain gold watch that had
been presented him by the Italian gov
eminent In recognition OF his services
on the battle front, and a Masonic pin.
but neither was found on his body nor
were they in his effects at the Ra-
leigh when "A search was made follow
ing the discovery Of the body.
HAD DEsPAIRING LAPsEs.
The major had suffered from hem
orrhages and had spent nine months
travelling for the benefit OF his health
Sh" had not seen him In tn at time. but
he had communicated with her rsgu-
larly. He had told her that apart
from an occasional Respondent lapse,
he was feeling all right The wife
and sisters are convinced that the
murdered soldier was Major Scanland.
The three women journeyed TO Al
cxandria, but none OF them viewed
the body. Mrs. Scanland said che had
made good tho worthless check which
the major had rendered at the Hotel
Raleigh.
According to Detectives Grant and
Vermillion. Major Scanland, while "A
guest at the Raleigh Hotel, acted pc
culisrly at times. They said he would
sit in lobby chair gazing at a fixed
spot for over an hour ut a time
John Jenkins, colored, who was ar
rested in Clarendon the day after
the discovery OF the body. is being
questioned today by the Arlington
county authorities. II was thought
that a diary found in the possession
of the colored man might have been
he property OF the slain soldier but
following close questioning by In
spector Grant and Sheriff 4. c. Glenn
cnts it was decided that the book did
not belong 10 the major. He ad-
mitted. IL is said, that he had served
a prison term in North Carolina.
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The doings Of Boob McNutt." Gold
berg's funniest cartoon character. are
a weekly feature Of the four-page color
ed comic section OF The sunday Eve
ming Times
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mother hadn't come along she might
never have worn q decent slipper.
But Charles and Ford Hatch don't
wand.
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ss,s5o-At Lincoln Park; s-room house.
practically new home: hot-water. gas.
electric lights; large colonial porches.
large room: large gitehen. oak floors. hard.
wood constructed. This Is some excellent
location and an excellent home.
business part OF the city; e-room house.
hot-water heat, gas. electric lights; large
rooms and kitchen; porches; hardwood
parquet floors. hardwood finished. entire
house in perfect condition; house practic-
ally new: owner wishes to sell at once.
s7.5oO-One of the finest modern s-room
homes in the n. E.: on beautiful corner.
beautiful surroundings; hot water. gas,
electric lights
$7.s75-9-room modern detached homo.
25-minute ride to the Treasury; porches:
entire house in perfect condition.; newly
alongside of prosperous bank: lots of
businss value to this property, as well as a
good home.
ss.s5o-6-room house in a good northeast
section Of the city; hOt-water heat. light
brick, and we'll built.
s7ooo--e-room house, furnace heat, &C.
n,ent porch, built by Kennedy Bros: near
Lincoln Park.
$I.400--For coiored s-room frame in
ton cash payment $500, balance SIS per
month.
36,500--In Woodbridge; broom bungalow:
hot-water heat. large lot, with double ga
rage.
have hundreds OF homes at various
prices in almost every section of the
city. at rock bottom prices. over 800
building lots, cents to Is cents per
foot. Also a great many good business
properties for sale. See my statesmen
at once.
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District National Rank Bldg.
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PROPERTY WANTED

JOHN y. DONOHOE SONS, INC
3lt Pennsylvania Ave. 8. &c.
Let Us submit our List Of Homes and
Investments Befor. You Purchase
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owners OF property desiring to make
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LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Where they will sell
We are making many sales
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HOUSES FOR SALE
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.
Price $500
Msssac husetts Ave. n. f., between
srd and 4th SITS. A seven-room, modern
press brick, bay window house. Pos
session given when transfer Is made.
Reasonable terms arranged VIII sell
20-foot adjoining lot for $4,000 on lib
eral terms.
Price $4,000
Maryland Ave. n. e, near the cor
ner of 18th st. A six-room. modern,
brick house. The owner is DESTROYS
of selling and will make reasonable
terms.
Price $4,250
Pennsylvania Ave. S. E. between 18th
and 18th SITS. An eight-room modern
house; southern exposure. No prettier
location on Capitol Hill. Good lot.
Terms, $3.50 cash. balance $40 per
A--nth. including interest and principal.
Price $4,25O
Massachusetts, Ave. N. f., between
6th and 7th SITS. An eight room, mod
ern house. in a splendid location. Pos
session ~tven within short time and
suitab BILE terms arranged.
Price $4,000
@ ST. s. E. between 18th and Sth SITS.
substantially built frame house
which could easily be converted into
a business property. Terms $500 cash,
balance &25 per month. including in
ts~est and principal.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.
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MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
1906 Eye Street.

800 CASH.
Beautiful brick home of eight rooms
bath and extra lavatory, glass enclosed
sleeping porch; house beautifully nm
ished. has massive open fireplace; all
modern improvements, plenty OF space
Tor garage on wide alley; this house lis
practically new and In good location.
A good buy. Price, 81 900.
McKEEVER a. GOSS.
1906 Eye St Main 47b2.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Detached bungalow with tile roof;
built on center hall plan with spacious
living, dining room and kitchen and
lsvatory IN first fioor, four sunny bed
rooms and two baths on second moor:
all modern improvements. hot-water
neat. electric lights, sleeping porch
hardwood floors and trim; pleasant
front porch brick garage to match
house. Price. Sl6.7b0 and worth more
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POLISHED BOOT CLUE.
IN MAJORS Staying.
ScanIand's Foot9ear Shows Of.
ficer Did Not Fight In Field
Where Found.
Continued from First Page. }

recently polished. which indicated that
he had not walked In the neighbor-
hood where his body was found. This
phase OF the testimony lends weight
TO the theory of the police that he
had been murdered some distance
from the place where the body was
found. Frank Utterback. who found
the body, gave similar testimony
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MADAM STANLEY,
PROF. BELMONT

MISS LA POINTS, Spirltualist Adviser.
Know Thyself." 202 ID ST. N. w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-12-07
}. M. Beltzhoover, Jr.
Special Commissioner.

In the Clerks Office of the said Cir
cult Court:
|, C. w. Conrad, Clerk of said Cir
cult Court of Jefferson County, here
by certify that Geo. M. Beltzhoover,
Jr., Special Commissioner, has execu-
ted bond with approved security be-
fore me, conditioned according to
law as required by said decree.
C. w. CONRAD, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-12-07
Special Commissioners
Sale.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Special Commiss-
Toner by virtue of the authority vest
ed in him by decree of the Circuit
Court of jefferson County, West
Virginia, entered on the 18th day of
November, 1920, in a chancery cause
therein pending in which Robert E.
and Chas. w. Fox are plaintiffs and
Dewey w. Fox and Geo. M. Beltz-
hoover Trustee are defendants, will
offer at public outcry, in front of the
Court House, in Charles Town, in said
county, on,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9TH
1920, at II o'clock a. M, the two adj
joining parcels of land, known as
part of the real estate of which the
late John H. Fox died seized and pos
sessed, situated near Bardance in
said county, as follows:
TRACT NO. /,
Known as the Dover tract of the late
Mary E. Fox, containing 40 acres, 2
roods, 80 poles, the improvements
thereon consist of a good 2 story
dwelling, with wing and Cellars.
Barn, Barracks, Wagon Sheds, Corn
Cribs, Granary, Implement and
Buggy Sheds, Hog-Pen, Hen-house
and other out-buildipgs; 2 cisterns,
Apple Orchard and other fruit. A
fine location and affording desir-
able home.
TRACT NO. 2
Which Tin the partition of said John
III. Fox reality was assigned said
Dewey w. Fox, containing 43 acres,
| good limestone land, adjoins in the
rear and has 20 fit. roadway along
| north side of No. 1, on to the public
road. A plat and survey of both
tracts and roadways can be seen on
CALL
The above property will be offered
| for sale as follows: First: Tract Mol
Gao a. 2 r. 33 p.) separately, reserv-
| ing the highest bid: Second: Both
tracts together: the Special Commiss-
ioner reserving the right to accept on
day of sale the highest bid for the
two. tracts together: or the highest
bid for Tract No. separately.
Terms of sale: one-third cash on
day of sale, the residue in two equal
payments, payable on or before one
and two years after date, taking the
notes of the purchaser for the deferr-
ed payments, bearing interest from
date of sale, payable annually, and
reserving the title until all the pur-
chase money is paid.
Geo. nj. Beltzhoover, Jr.
Spaoiaf CopopoicSionar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-12-07
r q e ID
About Ford Cars-solid Logic.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR.

About CafS-0OHu
The Ford car has been fundamentally right from the
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1t has always lead in lowest first cost as well as IN
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Runabout Touring Car, Coupe Sedan, Truck and
Fordson Tractor-we have them all and will make
reasonably prompt delivery.
Simplicity has ever marked the designing and build
ing of Ford cars trucks and tractors Henry Ford ana
his engineers have always striven for simplicity with
strength The success of the Model ST. Ford car ana
great part of the Ford Motor Companys success has
Scome from an early understanding and appreciation OF
THAT principle in motor construction The fewer
the parts in car fewer the parts to go wrong When
that simple truth is carried out in producing car as
it is in Ford cars, trucks and tractors, the result =
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means simplicity durability and economy OF operation.
This simplicity of construction proves itself IN the
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driven -Four million five hundred Ford cars IN daily
service proves every claim make.
More than ever we are sure the Ford car is yours
neccessity-let's have your order today 2
THE JEFFERSON GARAGE
CHARLES TOWN. WA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-12-07
January Clearance
Sale.
-.crn FOR JANUARY BUT IN FULL
slho Now

mad and all of us can Dress Up Now for Xmas at the
ps nrices we did before dreamed of high prices
Sns this sale we are going to forget about high
Dnn ns Spntrely-come bring the little boys with you
p aaS LET them share in hebargains too.
anu aIurpyTHING IN OUR STORE is REDUCED FROM
Fh Is TO 80 PER CENT
These Are Among the Important Things:
,rrc MEMS and Boys. OVERCO ATS-Men's and
S S.ri HATS-Mens and Boys. SHIRTS-Flannel,
D DoS and Work, Mems and Boys. UNDERWEAR.
y y'n's and Boys. SHOES-Men's and Boys RAIN
oaNsIaTS-Men's and Boys GLOVES-Men's and
g poTs SWEATERS Mems and Boys. SOCKS and
SsocyciEings-Men's and Boys CAPS-Mens and Boys
noTpRFR GOODS OF ALL KINDS. HAND SATCH-
re SUIT CASES and TRUNKS. EXTRA PANTS
nD Mems and Boys, both dress and work.
y Won do not have sale bill handy call at the store
or one you will save many dollars at this sale.
rrtbing for Xmas is ready display in fancy boxes
Good Presents For Men and Boys.
LINK & LINK
lame If Quality Clothes. Telephone Building.