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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
new JERSEY FARMS

\ 5-ACRE FARM is BETTER THAN
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS
for assuring Won protection against hard
times, high prices and want; no boss, no
worry; Just a steady income as ii1g as you
work eggs, poultry, fruit, truck are bring
INK enormous priros, markets. are nearby;
ViChIand Gadcn Farms Ext, No ., where
Sc can YOU set = acres for $3.50 and pay
81 week? Ruy at Introductory prices
GII.RERT & O,CATLAGHAN
7O3 WALNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
WEST PHLADELpHII

TO suit Of 5000 SO. It. per door or Iusg A,
ply $. W. cor. Beach and Brown SITS. c
A. n FRASER, 1919 SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

SINGLE modern stone and frame dwelling
lot lpON4uu; hot-watcr heat; electric light
bedrooms baths, garage for cars: cor.
her property and Old shade; price $l9,5OU
WILLIAM A. MCCREA
20 +. Lancaster ave, Ardmora
ARDMORE- $4,000 Tor a quick sale. yocor,
@"th. n"d IN"..luE. II rooms and bath. rur.
yen!ynt location, easily financed WM A.
McL ,REA. Ardmpre. Ardmoro go
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

A.L-DAY DISPERSAL SALE for Mr.. John
G. MonEcl 1T his premises. Evans road
Gwynedd Valley, Pa. mile east PhiIa. and
Allentown trolley. stop No ~. miles east
Of Gwynodd Valley station. p. and II. r.. 10
miles Phtla city HNll. Saturday. December
49, Mt 10 a, IN. Gwyndale Farm, SO-acre
country estate, Colonial mansion. - rooms.
incl. nne baths, vapor heat. elec. lights
every modern convenience; Colonial farm cot
tRge. rooms and bath. laundry. elec lights,
etc; modern barn with box stalls. stanchion
cattle stails and every Improvement; gear
garage, coach house. tack room machinery
rooms, large poultry houses, double corn
crib. 40'ton sLlo, sanitary pig stables, etc: =
acres lawn, with old-fashioned virginia
flower gardcn; 10 acrcs OF meadow, with
stream, a very fine property In a fine loca-
ton. AlRo at same time, oxtrn-nice saddle,
driving and work horses, reg, and grade
sh0a'9 and boar, $50 chickens; 1900 bu. corn
Hoistcin cattle II reg. Berkshire sows.
IS tons hay; 15O hu. potatoes; lot other
crops. now rnsr tractor, . Ford cars; new
lntcrnationM h.p. gas engine; large quan.
tty practically new farm machinery OF every
description, Brewster and other carriages:
mahogany and othor furniture. etc; Real
estate viii he sold for any reasonable bid.
and personal property VIII be sold without
limit. Write for catalogue.
II J. DAGGER. Agt., Amber. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
Observation-Disclosures
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE

OF acres, i2-rOOm dwelling, finished up to
date. baths. hot-water heat; garage: spa
cious lawn. vegetable garden. stono drives
old shade and variety q fruit: superb loca :
tion; owner will sacrifice
JENKINTOWN TRUST co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
FARMS
Equipped Farm, $500, With
$3.50 Income Last Year
I'ARNI'

In pcnnsylvaula's finest dairy section; s5
acres productive tillagc, @G-cow, spring
watered wre-fcn,"d pasture; abundance
wood. fruit, @-story brick house, spring
Includes horses. COWS and hcIfers. regis;
tered HoIstc,u bull sheep, poultry. brood
SOW. complete implements, gas engine. feed
mill, hay, grain, fodder. Details page 80.
Stroui' Illustrated CHtalOg Farm Bargalns
80 States. copy free STROCT FARM
AGENCY. l492 "a Land Title Bldg. Phia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
WEST COLLINGSwOOD

WEST COLLTEGSWOOD--A big bargain for
cash; first mortgage can be obtained II de
sired; $1,000; new 2.story bungalow for SG5OO;
lot 45Xl70; rooms and bath. first floor: 3
rooms second floor; laundry. elec. lights gas.
and mnhoGany. largo pipoless heater. 20
Richcy ave. on car line. Apply owner, W. f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

WE SPECIALIZE in the selling and renting
Of Industrial property: II you have n fac.
tory or warehouse that you wish to dispose
OF will be glad to examine T. we can
furnish tho names OF dozen large corpora
tions who have found our services salts
factory In the last yoar; a postal or a phone
once. CHESTER y. ROTTNER. Morris
Bldg. Locust 205.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
GLEN SIDE

$3.50 CASH Secures immSsdiate posses
" on main st Price SG75O; value $1,000
j ward Wilson 3 Co, 2l22 CORN town av.
FERGUSON tract. large lots, 80 10 $3.50;
ToIno with Springfield water. gas and clec.
NEht. easy payments, guaranteed IT'LL; send
for booklet. FERGUSON. Front and York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
NEW Observation-Disclosures
BROWNS MILLS
RIGHT IN THE PINES

Modern home with 3 baths; inclnscd porches
and all city Conveniences; ! acre.
Near lakes hotels, p. o.. etc. sell at low
price; incl furn.; Immediate poss.: photos.
PETERS & SONS. COS CHESTNUT. PHllA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
NEW JERsEY-sEASHORE

BRICK HOUSE. rooms. bath. pOrChes.
yard. blocks from Chelsea beach hotels
price $425O: all expenses, including taxes and
interest on entire purchase price 1910 yearly;
YOU can let out 3 rooms for Q months for
5000. +. HOhler, Humphreys Bldg. Atlantic
t'nV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

SACRIFICE south. Colonial man
sion; Z acres; all cows; near train. L.
S. roy, Jenklntown, Pa. Ogontz 269 w.
8 RMS. modern house; cleo. large loti near
train aud trolley; $4,000. O'Regan, Osontz.
s-RM brick house, elec. large lot; near troll
leyi $4,000; terms $500. O'Regan, Ogontz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

PARK WAY BUILDING
s f.. COR BROAD AND CHERRY SITS.
OFFICES for rent Shubert Bog $50 &
Broad St; outside light; immediate DOS,
session,
CITNTRAL bright offices; also rooms for
manufacturing. 220 S. 4th St
OFFICES and desk rooms. centrally located
A. 4. KAURENE G CO, @2G s 4th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
ELKISS PARK

CoLOEiAL TYPE, 10 rooms . baths: lot 65
r.. front; Ideal location; will Sell cheap;
$1,000 down payment will secure title: bal.
ance same as rent. Address owner, p 500,
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
IANSDAIE
SO2 GILLAM-IMMED. POSS.
NIFRIOS

$. uilr'rhrd terrace 'front.' hot-waler heat
,.-. rrl' light. basement laundry; open sun
a,N. f. Keller, 100 W Allegheny ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
GERMAST0WN

% HOUSES WITH GARAGES -Rcr,Ioy an,
Norris ats; electric lights. hot.,vat"r h"s| ,,t"
hardwood floors, open fireplace tiIc 'Ea,6
with shower, every modern fcatrlrr. ,I,
train to Wayne Junction: ~ mInutrE fr,rn
HeadinE Terminal, no trains daily or No.
Icy st: walk west blocks, rent $75 r"r
month. ~
T. PERCY FOX On Premises. or
NJ Lava w IN, Preston 4005
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

MODERN DWELLING minutes from Goth
st. terminal. living room, open fireplace,
dining room kitchen. bedrooms. 'i'rd bath.
H''l- hot-wdt,r heat. gas and electric; price
EHG50; financed; small amount cash. George
barnes l2Ol Chestnut ~ walnut +6S5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
BALTIMORE PIKE,

IOroom stone house. stable. poultry houses
fruit. old shade; near Wawa; suit c0mmIter
. P0SSESSlON AT ONCE. PHOTO.
I. I PETERS & son. Cos CHESTNUT ST.
GLFNSlpE - beautiful country home; nil
stone; ii rooms; hot-wateE heat; one acre:
beautiful old shade; garden: garage, etc. :
Sl+'bo0' WM. Z. Il. ROBERTS 4 son,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
Wanted

WISH $50. 900 good secured real estats
security. Communicate with 7Os.
l,sdgCT OfhCs,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
WILLOW GROVE

EIGHT ROOM stucco house hot-water heat.
all other Conveniences, lot 5oxl5O; bargain;
on Old York road. CARL GOESSLER. Hat
boro, Phone Hatboro 10.
TWIN HOUSE, all convenienCes: lot S+x260:
near train. trolley, etc: bargain. CARL
GOESSLER. HRtboro. Phone Hatboro 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
SEsHAMINY FALLS

FERGUSON'S bungalow sites; large lots "
up; near station and creek; mile Lin.
coin Highway: fne boating bathing; l1c
Read. Term; easy payments: guar. title
send Tor booklet FERGUSON, Front York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
CYNwYD
ABOUT TWO ACRES

li'ro"m house, baths. etc stable, garage
and hennery fine shade. fruit: elevated and
C1mmaniGg extended view photos here.
PETERS SONS, COS CHESTNUT, PHIIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

BROAD ST. y, @nla 49, Large store and
dwelling, suitable Tor any business. RrrEer
1850 y. 9th St. Phone Diamond 7705 j
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
ROUTE 131 h%T2s TW2

iO-room stone house, stable. poultry houses:
fruit; old shade; near Wawa; suit commuter
, P0SSESSlON AT ONCE. PHOTO
{. p. PETERS & son. COS CHESTNUT ST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
tOI.IINGDALE

NEW BuNGALOW, rooms. corner lot; new
S!nE,o houses, rooms, lot 32N9OO in bust
ness district. large list OF other properties
small amount of cash. Phone Sher 2S3 ",
Sla.r|, ~ IHitOn ave. CUllinEdulu Della
ware cOurPv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

MORTGAGES In amount from $1,000 I'm.
q Howard Moore, Commercial Trust Bids
MORTGAGES---W We can place them quickly
try us lMkot Bros, 322 Market 81.
I HAVE s35OOO Tor nrst and second mort.
cages, city or country A 93+. Ledger on,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

ATTRACTIVE furnished apartment, . rooms
and private bath. electric light. con. hot
water veil heated hest Of service; private
garage II desired; convenient al parts cty'
S vs. cor Pula ski ave and Apsey ct. Phone
Wyoming 2iG4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
BEST VALUE FOR $4,000

Private owner. leaving town orors his home
for sale, located on 7O-Cuot wide street.
within ! block N cars, schools and churches
porch. with individual steps: large living
room with center front door; generous,
A"or, bedrooms and bath on second floor;
hardwood floors hot water, electric light
and garage privilege. well financed; imme-
dlate possession. Phone OycrbroOk SIOOi
evenings, Woodland 232 W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
G. PERCY FOX


1914 MEDARY AVE. $50 Phone MARvIrL
Wyoming 1903. or CANTER Myo GaSi l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
PHOENIX VILE

A NICE country store: 12-room atone house
garage for cars; l. acre ground; CON
venlcnt to PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, $4,000
1. NJ. HEIGEL. Phoenixvillo,
RAKERY SHOP and 2 frame houses. empty
lot. in country place; $4,000. |. w.
HElGEI, 500 Rhoads St, PhOeniNvi.le.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10

lOGAN-To buy or rent. see 400 blocl,
WRrnock st, WElSMAN & MELGiN d0li
n Broad St = ''''
SEVERAL. desirable homes. SOM will
garages, S"5 nSr month UP. j, HOWARD
WE HAVE for rent tU22 Franltlin at Ss.
per month. Maurice TdChtmHn, ToIoniai
Trust Bldg. Spruce OTIS ''''''ai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-10
ARLINGTON
ARDMORE

WE HAVE large l'st Of desirable homes
from $500 up. send for our list
II. c. WILLIAMS co, Arlington Pa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

what Germany seems to need lS o WahaF'''''
form of government
cycon,c Disturbances are doing ,hcir u,pG
biz 10 turn our thoughts from where ihcy sh"un
bo thls Lcutcu season.
We have just about gotten so that every hmo
we soc am oddly tpoucd name We suspect u 10
ho a typographical error
wc have n fearful feeling that the primary
next Tuesday boz going To show mat m" cousus
ouumcraiors mlsaod lot OF rooming mousse
folks
u looks 60 mo. cave rm pngl"y as though
the democrats wore urng io E'l an "pHnn on
Mr. Hoover until after the republican national
convention.
Speaking of tho numerical club organ, tn"
elevator girl in Ihr Municipal building in-
qurcs' nnvo you aocn r"rhinE ~ th@ ap,g''t g'''.t,.
but saw him in the flesh
Mr Richardson. attorney for the gas COM
pauy, rather uupudouuy suggcsts that the COM
pauy owes mo- duty 10 the public, but thnt tho
public must tue what ne COMPANY offers WIN
company taIhg iu thnt tone Of voice when they
ar" seeking gas franchise.
The youue man ON North Main concludes
after considerable research that Eve started the
rirst ice plant. and that In the evolution Of the
business tho modern girl offers an inviting
friendship Tor few days, followed hy long
chilly silence. which shows that the ice works
are running TO fun capacity,
Referring 10 a political advertisement which
deals with the registration in precinct II, 1t up-
pears that MIR DcScrry. the registrar, Is an i'm
dustrious person. but his work Is crude and
shows q lack of Imagination. For instance, the
strange coincidence of all the prospective voters
iu referring to l.. Jacobs II. Wells and John ".
Smith And then take the case Of Mr." Mcl|us-
sell An active Imagination would have invent
ed couple Of initials for him II the voter"
could not rccollect his own monikcr.
Here's an up-to-'hc- moment ad n the Pawnec
Courier Dispatoh "For sale-Ouc Ford car
with piston ring two rear wheels. front
spring. Has fender, seat or plank; burns lots
OF gas. hard to crank. Carburctor busted half
way through engine missing. hits on two. Three
years old four In the spring, has shock absurbers
an every thing. Radiator busted, sure does
leak, diffcrcutll dry, you can hear n squeak
Ten Spokcs missing front all bent, tires hlowcd
out ain't worth a cont Got lots OF speed VIII
run Hike the deuce. burns either Gls or tobacco
| Juice. Tires an off, boon run on the rim--hut a
damn good Ford for the shape It's in."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
I>To TIus ols MATTER

70 boz gratifying indeed hu tho chamber ~
commerce go promptly appointed , committee TO
en thoroughly into the gas matter And IL i7
Ioubly gratifying that unc first action ~ hg
spocial committee ia 20 br formal protect
against 'Io price advance ordered boy iuo cor.
rurnuou commission.
Mr Eugene Lorlon. who brought tho mattor
'o the attention Of the chamber WA conacrva-
lively within tho facts when ne said that little
orr no o,g""'ot :r".a -. ,o,ro".;.ot, ,o,"n,is-
sion. The record s startling proof that tho cor
por,tlon commi.sion is tho best friend II not
the sanctuary, of the gas corporation.
with some nine months ahead of il this special
committee has umc to force this matter TO a
conclusion Hcfore cold weather comes again II
should De possible for Tu'st cttizcns TO know
whether or not there is such thing as relief
II ia our conviction that tho committee viii
mako far grcntcr progress by dlrccting is efforts
towards gas conservation rather than TO permit
itsor to be led into the hbrynths OF increased
supply. ON that ground the laymon is helpless
and "a, putty In the hands OF the gcologisls
statlsticians ana called gas experts. Nor liz II
possible TO force tho gas company, under any cir
cums'anccs. to make additional Investments un-
less the compelling authority stands ready to
guarantee reasonable profits from such addi-
tonal investment Here Is whero tho ever re-
curing increased price theory comes In.
1t is possible to determine the daily amount OF
gas the company now has to sell. and to also
ascertain what portion OF this daily amount goes
into furnaces In public buildings and Industrial
concerns By nstng tho corporation commission
TO promulgaie an order forbidding tho OF
furnace gas for ceit tain periods during the win
ter season tho burden viii he placed on the
cns company.
II the commission In at present without au'
'horty TO issue such an order then legislative
enactment can be secured granting the porms-
sion, Nor is there the slightest question but what
public opinion will Instantly order such an en-
actmcut II the matter goes to that stage
The Tulsa committee need not undertake to
meet the opposition to such proposal that Is
very apt to come from other communities where
a considerable surplus OF gas exists, and whore
| there IL no reasonable objection 80 It's hcnG
consumed in furnaces An elastic classification
| can be worked out acceptable TO an tho various
! gas consuming and producing districts
The TULSA committee shonl direct It's efforts
| to the amClioratiun of coudtions in Tulsa, leav-
! ing other communities to loot after themselves
! And the committee should have the enthusiast,
! and nrtculntc support " ala Tulsa patrons OF
| the gas company
The objection Of Mr Il. NJ Jones of the Tulsa
noucr x Machinery Co. which appears iu th,
! Barometer Of public Opinion We do not think
rs to hc considered seriously. As pointed oui
| previously tho manufacturing concerns hgy'
their remedy In adapting their plants to fucl'oi
or coal which Will enable thcm TO operate re
gardicss OF gas supply
The very first and major consideration mus
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
NEW YEARS DAY AT
THE GOOD SHEPHERD
Catholic Church Holds Low and High
Mass Thursday-Sermon by
Father Arresui.

New Years day services at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Fifth
and Idaho streets, consisted of low
mass at a. m. and high mass with
benediction at 8 a. M Many members
of the congregation attended these
services. Rev. Bernardo Arregul, pas
tor, delivered a timely New Years SER
mon. during the course of which he
extended TO his congregation good
wishes for a happy and prosperous
New Year. Father Arregui has re-
Gently concentrated the thirtieth an
niversary of his ordination to the
priesthood, during which he has served
as pastor at Irura, province Of Gui-
puzcoa, Spain, and at Boise. At pres
ent, in addition to pastoral duties, he
is vice. consul OF Spain for Idaho anS
other intermountain states. His lin
guistic attachments include English.
Spanish, Basque and French. While
studying English several years ago, he
lived for six months in London.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
EMPLOYEES WESTERN
UNION GET ADVANCE
Fifteen Per Cent for Those in
the Service a Year or More
and 10 Per Cent to Others
With Company.

In common with $4,000 of their fellow
employees in other cities, the local en-
ployeS of the Western Union Tele-
graph company who have been six
months or more in the service of the
company will participate in salary in
,creases totaling over five million dol
lars a year, commencing this month.
Employees who have been a year or
more in the service will receive 10
per cent increase and those who have
been six months but less than a year
In the service will receive 10 per cent.
Only employees who receive less than
$3.50 a month will participate.
Manager Flora of the local office
states that these increases are in pur-
suance of an agreement reached some
time ago between the management and
the Association of Western Union en-
ployes. The Western Union is one Of
the largest corporations which engages
In the process of collective bargaining
of its employees, and this is the latest
Of several general increases which have
been negotiated as a means Of off, set
ting to a certain extent the increased
cost of living which has fallen so heavy
upon the saIaried class.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
BOY SCOUTS TO HAVE
TROOPS AT CHURCH
Good Shepherd Organization Meeting
to Be Held Jan. 4EDecide
New Years.

At meeting attended by boys of the
Good Shepherd congregation, held New
Years day at the residence of Rev.
Bernardo Areegui, pastor of the church.
preliminary steps were taken for the
formation of troop of Boy Scouts.
The meeting was attended by Gin
cent A. Golden and Leonard j. Lar
son. scoutmaster and assistant scout
master of troop Is, whose headquar-
tiers are at St Johns cathedral. Con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested
by the boys present at the meeting
and a number of them signified their
intention of affiliating with the troop.
Another meeting will be held Sum
day, Jan. 4, at 3:15 p. m, at Father Ar
regufs residence, at which the organ
ization of the new troop will be per-
fected. All boys who desire to join
the Good Shepherd troop are invited to
be present at that meeting.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
MUSICAL COMEDY
Oh BOY" cllSs[D
As EXCEPTIONAL
The Unusual" Features Clever
Play Which Opened at Pin
ney New Years Day-Music
Catchy and Acting Good.

II Q classification can be given "Oh
Boy" the musical comedy that opened
at the Ptnney. theatre New Years day
and which win be repeated to-
night and Saturday. 1t is that the play
Is ''out of the ordinary" or exception
al" This Is as true Of the plot as 1t
10 Of the costumes, scenery and the
rangement that is well done. Certainly
Boise theatregoers showed their APP
probation. for the house was sold out
from footlights to top gallery, and APP
plauss was frequent. M
"Oh Boy" has less of tho acrobatic
and more Of the acting than most mu-
steal comedies. 1t might be cIassed as
Q society play. The dancing Is par ex-
cellence. the chorus work fast and
smooth and the leads are taken by
actors with real voice. 1t is presented
in two acts, the first of which is di-
vided into two scenes. The plot brings
about many humorous and near
compromising situations, all of which
are thoroughly enjoyed.
The leading parts are well taken by
Harry r. Hoyt as "Jim Marvin; Roy
Dillworth as Lou Ellen Carter" and
Miss Charline Mayfield as Jackie
Sampson" playing "Modesty" in Eek
perience." Miss Mayfield and Miss
Dillworth are exceptionally graceful
dancers and both were repeatedly en-
cored. Probably Harry Hoyt and Miss
Mayfield scored the hit of the even
ing in their dancing and singing duet
Of Nesting Time" but it was closely
rivaled by these two with Mr.. Giusti
In "F1ubby Dub. the Caveman." Miss
Dillworth was at her best when sing
ing IAN Old Fashioned Wife,"
But there was not a part in the en-
tire cast that was not well taken. Jere
McAuliffe as Briggs, George Budd's
Valet" made an ideal servant, and
George J. Williams as constable
Simms" is not to be forgotten, nor are
John Westerman, Jr., Matte Edwards,
Miss Helen Dubois, Billie Cummings
and other members Of the company.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
K. g. RAIILER MINIS.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 2. - Harvey
Thorpe, Kansas City, defeated Mel
Stevenson, Pittsburg. in q 10-round
bout here last night. Thorpe won prac-
tically every round.