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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-28

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FOR SALE-l9i9 Model Flivver
Phone 1879.
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED-First class solicitor, Mon
day morning, good job for right
party. London's Steam Dye House
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Maxwel
demonstration, good as new. Five
passenger, six cylinder, 1917 Over
land at a bargain. NJ. NJ. john
son. Phone 270. 2S-3
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sHoATs for sale. Phone RJ55. j,
V. staples. 2S-3
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for postal mail service, 1928 month;
Experience unnecessary. For free
particulars, of examination, write
r. Terry, CORNER Civil Service Elk
aminer) 80 Continental Bldg Wash
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The Colorado statesman., 1920-06-19

President Wilson is to become bi-
cycIe-riding enthusiast this summer
A manufacturing company at west
field, Mass., has received an order
from DIR. Grayson for one of its best
models to be shipped to he White
House Immediately.
Arrival at Norfolk of the army trans
port Mount Vernon carrying 1000
Czecho- Slavak troops, 800 German war
prisoners and $50 women and children
was reported TO the War Department
at Washington by Cantam Ferguson,
commander of the vessel.
Frank NJ. Silva of san Francisco has
been given recess appointment by
President Wilson to he United States
attorney for the northern district of
California.
Although Senator Warren G.. Hard
ing will not be formally notified of his
selection as the Republican presiden-
tial candidate until the middle of July,
he has already formulated the main
idea of his speech of acceptance.
Norman IL. Davis of Tennessee has
been appointed by President Wilson to
he undersecretary of state. He has as
sumed his duties, succeeding Frank L..
Polk, who has resigned because of the
state of his health.
Upon completion of his investigation
of the national airplane fund, Assist
ant District Attorney Kilroe intends to
call Henry Woodhouse, IL governor of
the Aero Club of America, before the
grand jury To explain an alleged
charge of wholesale grating from the
government by aircraft manufacturers
during the war This contemplated
action follows Mr.. Woodhouse's al
legged refusal TO answer such queS-
tions at an informal hearing recently.
Or. Edward Herman Sell, the last of
the seven physicians who organized
the American Academy of Medicine in
1876, is dead He was known widely
for his discoveries in connection with
the treatment of the alcoholic and drug
habits. lie was born in Pennsylvania
eighty years ago.
The torpedo boat destroyer Satterlee
broke all American records for speed
fu her Standardization trials off Rock
land. Me, when she made a mile at the
rate of IS. .257 knots. The best previous
record of 81 .04 knots, was held by the
dcstroyers Dent and Wickes.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-06-19

WESTERN
The president of the Australian Min
ers' Association estimates that over
F5,OOOOOO worth of silver has been lost
as a result of the twelve months strike
at the Broken Hills mines ia Australia.
Lightning killed Two men who were
working in sandpit seven miles east
Of Bear River, Minn. Several build
ings in the vicinity were struck by
lightning.
Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight
champion, was found not guilty on II
sclcctive draft evasion Indictment by
a jury in the United States District
Court at San Francisco.
w. \. Coe, proprietor Of a motion
picture thcater at Friend, Neb.,
reached for rifle, intending to kill a
cat. but the weapon struck ~ sewing
machine and was accidentally dis
charged, the bullet causing Goes
death.
Vancouver recently voted TO con
tribute $4,000 to the Vancouver Coun
try Club in order lhat the Burquitialn
golf course may he i'm condition for the
Pacific Northwest championship To be
held July , to l.. The club has spent
$4,000 on the course.
A campaign for the eXtermination
rats has been ordered at Brownsville
Texas, and IN Matamoras, the Mex
lean town across the Rio Grandc, fol
lowing receipt of adyiccs thar suspect
ed huhonic cases had been discovered
at Victoria and Tampico, Mexico.
Lieut.. Louis 7. BARN, United States
navy aviator and one of the pilots of
the NC-1 in its transatlantic flight,
was instantly killed near San Diego
Calf. when Il fast alplane which he
was plotting collidcd with an army
airplane pilotcd by Cadet Joseph l..
Walker of Rockwell field.
Overtaking three automobiles. one of
which was believed to he occupied by
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, escaped
draft evader, officers Of Wnslow.
AriZ., arrested three men. None OF
the three was Bergdoll, but the cars
were found loaded with ninety cases
of whisky valued at $4,000
Overlooking of Il lcvee along III"
Gila river, about five miles from uiha'
Ariz, was diverted toward the Gulf of
California II part of the elias flow
which otherwise would have gone into
the Colorado river, which has been at
flood stage recently. As result, the
Colorado gauge fell rapidly and flood
danger is believed past. There are nu-
merous farms in the district where the
hnf TpnDrtS Ot
damage had been received.
The Colorado statesman., 1920-06-19
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WESTERN

western N.w.pspsr Union New. Service.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

THREE OR FOUR ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath: electricity and gas: In NV ~rtton: IN
furn ahed or furnished: preferably unfnfnished
any time before Aug. l: rent must ~ reason
able: permanent tenant: references exchanged
Would consider Groom house unfnrn;shed- Ad
dr,ss Il. e. j.. 49, Rock Greek Church rd.
WILL PIFRCHASE FURNITURE REASON
abIe for lease Of = or room. Kitchen and ba til
a apartment; downtown section. or will rent un
furnished apartment. Address BOX JUN star
office.
TWO RUOMS and KITCHENEfrE Bf MOTH
er and daughter. furnished or unfnrnish-d: vii
buy furniture to secure leas': moderate rental
Address Box 322-M. Star Office.
THREE ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH IN
furnished apartment: young couple: 10y June
II. Phone Co. j340. -
AN APARTMENT OF TWO OR THREE
|, rooms and kitrhenette by young married couple
immediate occupancy. Phone APcoln lloS. ;.
8 TO 5 ROOMS. BATH. Ink. mrffurnished ~
man and wife: June Ii: NV; permanent:
references: Address Box l33.M. Star Office -
UNFURNISHED. OR 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
rent about s4,: nothing temporary considered
Address Box 31S-M Star Office. 81
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. CNFUkNISHED:
permanent any good section: young couple witt
no children. Phone North 1747. >
THREE ROOMs. bath AND K1TtHENETTE
Apply HENRY r. CAREw. 1877 q at. NV. 4
UNFTRNTSHED APT. OF FIVE OR FOUR
rooms: would buy small amount OF furniture
Columbia FDfg e
~ APARTMENT BUILDING ONLY. BY
June Il, for summer or permanently: or
rooms and bath. furnished; , reliable adults:
good n " section; Mt. Pleasant line: not over
SO. Address Rox 179M. Star office. as
FURNISHED APARTMENT. BY ADULTS
and well behaved child Of six: $40 to 500
Address Box 1-P. Star offce:
TWO ROOMS, BATH AND KITCHENETrE
apartment. uniurnished or will buy furniture
il reasonable. On or before July I. Address
Box Up. star Office.
WANTED-TWO OR THkEE ROOM AT.
fur for housekeeping: married couple des;r'
m rmanpnt location Address with fnll pafticu
lars. BOX 1aVk. stsr Office. 2'
VIII. FUKCHASE FURNITURE FOR LEASE
Of 5. 9 or : room apt. will rent furnished
or unfurnishcd apt: reference. Address EoS
l2o-M. Star office.
nished housekeeping: three adults: any good
location. Address Box HIM. Star Office. %
) ROOMS kITCH HEN AND BATH. CNFUR-
| nished: Immediately: young couple: northwest
or suburbs: reasonable. Address Box $50 NJ.
star office. 3s
TNFTRNTsIIED APARTMENT OF OR )
roows: 3 adults. . in ONCE: immediate posses
sion. Phone Lincoln 219o after pm. A.
| MVfHEK AND DAUGHTER WOULD LIKE
to share apartment. preferably in northwest
section. with three or four girls. Mother 10 do
cooking. Phone North 1915. Apt. No. j. 80
SIN-ROOM APARTMENT OF HIGH CLASS
wanted for sixteen months or longer. Col.
$685. g.
FURNISHED ROOM K1TcHEyETrE AND
bath for Ink. in Sc: Anacostia preferred:
must be good neighboriiocd and with ami: 3
| in family. including 1s-months' s'-old baby; will
pay $50 for right place: give all particulars IN
answer. Address Box 129-M. Star once. -
Evening star., 1920-06-03
OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE.
sosOnD PfaOpMnTY.

FURNISHED C0T'TXGEs At COLONIAL
Beach, screened pofches; e75 season each
bungalow, $50. 1919 10th 1t. NV, Of Owner.
40 w. Ostend, Baltimore. Md. 5s
Evening star., 1920-06-03
WANTED-GARAGES.

GARAGE OR GARAGE SPACE FOR FORD
ear; vicinity of 18th ard Irving NV. Address
Box 23ik. Star office.
Evening star., 1920-06-03

Cozy, little four-room bungalow on CONNIE
lot. 42xlOO feet: &30O cash. SEQ month ia
Guiding Interest and principal. Price. 81 20.
New nve-room bungalow. on quarter acre
ground: nave your own garden and chickensi
500 cash. 81 month Including Interest N
principal: located in nearby fast growing sub.
nrh OF over lW houses: one ear fare Call Gi0
+ ST. NV. Open evenings until 3 o'cinrk -
Evening star., 1920-06-03
TABLE BOARD.

1915 PARK RD.-Can accommodate several
persons: good home cooking. a.
3sol 18th ST, cur PARK RD.-Exrrlk,n7
nome cokiny: Delmonco service: In ieantiful
cool nome: moderate Terms; by week or month
Gs
dlla FIRST ST. W.--Enceptonul boa I'd for a
limited number. North at14 as
2022 18th ST. .W.-ENcellen, tabir: beat In
market served: good service y 5I16 2s
14l4 18th NW.-I,est the market affords:
cooked and served well. 15s
l"4a HARVARD ST.-COLUN1AL HALL,
substantial meals for particular people: hours
30 to am: $50 TO pm Ii.
EN'EPTloNAL BOARD for select few. Try
these dinners. 3lo2 Mt. Peasant. rol. SoI5
ARMY AND NAVY INN. 1440 N ST. h.w.-Ex,
ceiient table board
Evening star., 1920-06-03
FOR RENT-R0QNS,
ErRNsSstssss Rsss, WIT ,ontir

I ECRNJHNs1D EtSWVS---t OntInHrN.
| 1918 18th ST. N.W.-Two furnished rooms. one
+; with long sleeping porch: in most desirable
1 section Of NV; overlooking Rock Creek Park.
l roI ,:O.lt
Evening star., 1920-06-03

wANTED-nOCsEs.
To RENT. =
FURNISHED OR UEFURN1SHED. -
TYLER 4 KUTHERfoRD. INC. =
tEsta shed 1872 u
S17 18th ST. nv 4ssz
HOUSE. FOUR OR FIVE ROOMS, FrRNfSa-
ed. for one year more. within one hourx
ride from city. Address Box ION star oflY.e
- q
WANTED-foH SEVERAL MONTHS. FUR
hishcd house or bungalow in suburbs or cana
tty near Washington: state rent. Address Box
l46-M. star ofi-e
Evening star., 1920-06-03
WANTED-ROOMS.

-z
YOUNG COUPLE desire 2 furnisfpd rooms for
light housekeeping: prefer ne. suburbs. not
further than Mt. Rainier. Address Box 31SM.
Star Office. -
CoMFoRTABI.E room with bath: northwest.
Address Box 321 I'M. star Office
COMBINATION bedroom ting room: laundry
privilege Address Box 2!6M Star office -
WANTE1l-To rent or lease = or 3 unfurnished
rooms or apartment by Young couple with ~
month old baby. Address Box o4U-M. star Of
fee. -
hooMS with Ink. privileges. electric light ::
must tp near city post oficc: must l@ reason
able Address Box 33O-M Star office.
TWO or three unf,irns sl,r,I tu,.nS ana kitchen
s.l2: perma nent: In mort invest not s;},t Or
S1o. Address Box Ia N. star office. a.
WANTED-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
NORTHWEST = Gentleman wants room and
o"arH with privat" family: stnte price. Ad-
dress Box BAN. Star office. 6s
hoAED and care wahted Tor girl Ot . years:
m"st he en- Irish Catholic family: must he ren-
s"nnhle Answer by mail to box 800 NJ. star
office.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-lsoarti for two children. during sum
mer: good home and reasonable: easily accessi-
bic. Address BOX 317-M. Star office. -
WANTED-Adult luarders on old fashioned
virginia farm; excellent table convpniencps:
deiKhtful spring and summer season. Address
Box 301M. Star officp -
NIRSE having good home and grounds will
take care Of children and board them while
parents are working. 1903 35th vt. NV Phone.
Evening star., 1920-06-03
SUBURBAN BOARD.

LARGE front room for 2: excellent meals; pri
vate family. Cleveland 1a44-W. 4"
WANTED.
BOARD for man. wife and child OF six in coun-
try adjacent to wash. Address lNx 3a4M.
Star office.
BOARD AND ROOM for mother. enployed
with car of child years old. during day; nO
other roomers; nearby Virginia only, Address
Rex a2S-M star office
Evening star., 1920-06-03
FOR REET-ROOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TRY sTaG-n CP
SPECIAL WEEKLY. EEST IN CITY.
i3z5 q Nw.-IArrc room. suitable for one or
two ladies'. so: June /. jea'
S12 81 NV large rooms. beautifully fur.
nished. and bath for Ink: reasonable.
1877 ST. y W.-June l. large furnished front
room, windows: southern exposure; private
family: reasonable; one OF two men. g
1907 p ST.. near Dupont Circie-IAr2e. attract
lively furnished room twin beds: also single
room. near bath; electricity; Gentlemen. -
3iss 17fh .W-Single room adjoining ba ih a
few steps from SIT. Pleasan. car line; phone;
gentleman. 80
1917 II sT.-Comforfable ta-nisheI room, End
floor. near bath; gentlemen eniy; x:5. A.
CHEVY CHASE HEIGH1S-t'ur:.s .s9ei ro0rn
with or without garage. Phone c!ev. os9-J.
i332 PARK RoAD-Three bright airy bed
rooms. kitchen. gas range: reasonable. g
1852 CALVERT sT.-Third-siory room for cou-
pie. r.
o13 1st ST S.W.-Cool. comfortable room. IN
modern. private home: reasonable. -
1881 COLUMBIA RoAD-IArge bay-window
second floor room; twin beds bath; attractive
and accessible location. After ). Col. 2s;o-J
c71o I4tb ST. Nw-rwo front rooms one
small. in apartment =, furnished for Ink. Can
he seen after o pm. 6'
1892 EYE ST. N.w.-LArge: southern expos
ure: suitable for two. 3s
1905 ST Sw.-Brisht. nicely furnished
room for rent; reasonable. A.
1O3 I'd ST N.E-Nice medium sized room
second floor, front. next bath: SlJ. 3s
1870 POTOMAC AVE. S.E-Furnisk~d room.
with without garage: half block from Pa.
j.
g. MD. AVE. N.E.-Room in desirable home.
a.
A NICESIZE ROOM for rent in private apt. !:
well furnished: near large boarding house. Ap-
ply Apt q: Stanhope. y: ]: and II nv. 4e
s0s 9th ST. N.w.-Neat, clean rooms, second
door: reasonable 10 permanent roomeB. ~
Evening star., 1920-06-03
WANTED TO RENT

MR.. RENT MAN: WILL YOU HELP OUf;
of-town party TO get located: Want TO
ALEXANDER. 81 T.. Capitol. Can " sess
after $40 pm 0sI
slA ON MUkE ROOME. cNFtNNFKHE6,
preferably Capitol Hill. Address BOX .-P Star
"'Hcr Is
stBrRBAS HOME. FTRNfsffED or rNFrE-
nished. fddfcs. Box 3,s- NJ. star Office
uSFTRSlsHED. on, ROOM HOrsE
about $53; adults. Col. SgSO-J -
FTkNIkfIED OR TNFTkNTSIfED AFAKf.
mrnt. house or bungalow, wanted by y rriia5
bic party. Call North 4Oa7 until p.m
Franklin 2901 evenings. -
WANTED-6R Ro0I HOUSE: MODERN IN
rrorHmehfs: July tBlOorninesiaieD: two
adults: will iesse; rent not over $40. Address
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
den Page. Emeanor Barry and Rober

den Page. Emeanor Barry and Robert
Gaillard.
In selecting "The Gauntlet" for Nj.
Morey, Albert q. Smith. president OF
vitagraph. granted the stars request
that he be given plays Of the great
outdoors. Mr.. Morey's robust figure
warrants this class Of play. and he was
particularly successful In THE Dark
est Hour" a story of the lumber
camps of Canada, and '"The Birth OF a
Soul" which had its locale in the
mountains of Tennessee. 1.-The Sea
Rider" completed Just before '"The
Gauntlet" is also a story OF outdoors.
although most of the action takes
place on the sea.
Murray Vaudeville.
A better-than-average week Of vau-
deville Is rounded out by the bill that
is playing the last half at the Murray
theater.
The bill is opened by Fontaine
and Paulette, who style themselves
the Novelty Girls" and who present
a singing and dancing act. Clog and
eccentric dancing receive equal atten-
ton by them. One OF the girls proves
herself to be an exceptionally good
contortionist. Her performance on the
swinging rope is also good.
Sherman and Pierce, a man and
woman singing and novelty act, fol-
lows the clog dancers. II got another
one" Sherman says, and the audience
is glad to hear them all. The woman
in this act is good-looking enough to
put their act across even If their lines
were not funny.
The bill is closed by the Smilletta
Brothers, in an acrobatic act, Fun on
Three Hickory Sticks. They are
athletes of high caliber and are good
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
The Theatres
WASHINGTON.

Those delightful young persons, Doug
las MacLean and Doris May are at the
washington theatre Friday and Sat.
urday, In their latest ccomedy bomb
shell, Lets Be Fashionable" They
keep up the same rapid, joyful pace
that they set In '"Twenty-three and a
half Hours Leave" No movie goer
could ask more.
This. time the pair are a couple OF
newly-weds who take up residence In
modest bungalow, In an ultra-fash.
ionable summer resort Their efforts
to keep abreast Of society's fast whiri
results In a host Of laughable compli-
cations. Finally they decide that II
Is more important to be happy than
to be fashionable.
Lets Be Fashionable" was written
BY Mildred Considine and adapted for
the screen by Luther Reed. Wade
Boteler, Norris johnson and George
Webb help the stars break new re-
cords for merriment. Thomas H. Ince
produced the picture for Paramount
Aircraft
MURRAY.
THE Gauntlet" starring Harry r.
Morey. which will be shown at the
Murray theatre the last half is story
Of lumber lands and mining camps.
It's locale is at Laurel Ridge, Tenn, al.
though the actual scenes were made
in North Carolina It was written by
Lillian BennettThompson and George
Hubbard and appeared as a serial in
the Railroad Mems Magazine. The
adaptation to the screen was made by
Fred Schaefer.
Mr.. Mr. Morey has a splendid sup.
porting company for his new feature.
Loutszita Valentine who played oppo-
site him in his latest picture, The
Sea Rider" is leading woman. Others
in the cast include Frank Hagney,
Walter Horton, Charles Eldridge. Ar
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

John e. Burke is suing Irene M. Burke
for divorce in common pleas court
upon grounds Of wilful absence. He
AYERS they have not cohabitated to-
gether since the marriage ceremony
was performed.
Wysong Asks Divorce.
Divorce and custody Of their child
are sought in a suit filed in common
pleas court by Andrew Wysong
against Wealtha Wysong, whom he
married 13 years ago. Extreme cruel
ty is charged. Their child, daughter,
Is IL years old. The wife is enjoined
by the court from removing or dispos-
ing Of household goods or any part
of the product of a truck patch.
3. F. Bell After $125.
B. F. Bell has filed suit against
Eugene Newman in common pleas
court to recover on $125 note.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
Richmond Selected For
1921 bv Orthodox Friends

ANDERSON, Ind, Aug. 13.-Rich-
mond was chosen as the place for the
next annual session of the Indiana
Yearly meeting of Orthodox Friends,
at the closing business session of the
1920 assembly at Spring Valley church
near Pendleton, Thursday.
A short session was arranged for
the evening. DR.. Jesse Holmes, of
Swarthmore, Pa, was one of the
speakers on the days program
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
BODY OF GENERAL GoRGAS
LIES IN STATE IN CAPITA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE body
of the late Major General William
Crawford Gorgas, former surgeon.
general OF the army, whose death oc
CURED In London. lay in state today
at the parish house OF the Church OF
the Epiphany here.
It arrived in Washington last night
from New York and was escorted to
the parish house by two troops OF
cavalry. Brief services were held for
members Of the immediate family. The
body will lie in state until Monday
when burial will be made in Arlington
national cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

Button calculated that If pair Of
behring's could be left to breed and
multiply undisturbed for a period OF
20 years, they would yield an amount
Of fish equal in bulk to the globe on
which we live
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
HORSE BITES OFF FINGER

BEDFORD. Ind. Aug l3-Mrs. w.
s. Thoroman lost her right index fin
ger yesterday while feeding horse a
stalk of corn. The animal caught her
finger with its teeth and BIT 1t OFF,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13

enough to get by on the big circuit
They perform every stunt that could
be performed on three horizontal bars
and get many hearty laughs with their
comedy as well as rounds Of applause.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-13
Mime. CALI urci, photographed on
return to New York.

Amelita Galli-C urci, the famous
coloratuzA soprano, returned to the
u. S. few days ago after a month
in her native Italy. She came back
about two months earlier than
usual thi- year, giving as her rea-
son that she likes America so much
better tbkn Italy. She announced
that she IL to become an American
citizen,
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

10 per cent discount on Millinery
goods Of all kinds.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

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feas,n iDf Jelisyins that there are
plaHks ip 'be Chica0y platform that
d. NJ safety aii republicans #
would BE- bafd 10 uDf'fstaDd Just
llgu fsf ihe dissemination may
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Senator I.af0lletle YOu knpu
tIlDse dissatisfied Gnes must have
time ~ do heir putting and spputinP
and when that Is done they may
came baok 10 the fDId - mcckly
and fcpentant as the necessities
require