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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

"Eeny, meny, miny,. mole, counts
out fashion, and so Il is that this
soft gray pelt becomes 'it' for the CO.. ,,i
lar and cap accompanying the above 1T.
lie wrap Of dark green velours. me
hat Is trimmed with rosebuds set AMID
silver leaves. touch Of color that is
perfectly lovely with the green OF zap
ric and the gray OF fur; Inc cape ID
also "it" for the small girl TINS season
Yst this garment is not nearly SO prac
t;cs, AZ the coat, and so the designers
have crossed the two ina way com
h;n;ng the best features Of both. The
;,instsated model proves how this can b.
done and adds a shoulder sling OF the
materials to break the line Of monotony
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Pam Seniors Plan "Ivy Week"

The senior class of the University
Pennsylvania will have week OF clas'
activities from March to II, accord
ing to plans made at a class meetin
Yesterday. This will be called Ivy
week" paralleling Junior Week,
which comes during November every
year. House and theatre parties
Sonces and other entertainments will be
given.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
oIrard College Concert

A Christmas concert Of the musical
orvan;zation of Girard College will be
given at 7:45 a'clock tonight at the
In ,titution. The chorus will be under
the direction of Burton L. Scales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16

Tomorrow-By UtiliEinE . Feminine
Trait.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-16
Vic.Or RaiSin Brell IA.

"Asco" Threaded Goldfish, lOc :
f.nk salmon. can l5c !
Calf. Tuna Fish, VI lib can 20c I
F"rcv Lima Beans. can lSc J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

"Er'!" harrison. "r Sutton, Wet Nir-
r.,ua. who IL playing his 'hird year CA
IN" West NIrGtuln University hdsk"lhall
;ram and - TINS year III" captaiu Of tho
"fiyr." has Performed $"n" notable
fratS N his career "u the floor. but tho
most uutahl" ar" those whl'I h" has
already accomplished IN Ia" p"' s'.Ut E"a-
son Morrison has b"Cn as>lrn'd 10
guard ;hr"" men " hu a. forwards haH"
~ SuvcriorS In the country. These ar"
Captain Van SlyCk at Vale. an All East
rr; fr~Hard last YEAR, Captain carroll
Of Washington & Jefferson. recognized
as thu leading forward in IA" trt-sti"
district, and Kerr. IL" s"nSaiI"na' MA"
forward ut th'' Allegheny tnll"E" 'lN".
These three mon in III" games MORT
son has guarded thCm th!s year. hn''
rolIcd up tho sum total OF ON basket
Neither Kerr nor Carroll wCr" abb -
score against Morrison and Van SlErh
stirred IN but one goal from field.
This IS \ record almost wl'h"Vt Narai-
lei ~ college basketball III th.S section.
Though on the ark floor at Morgan
town, however. Morrison will again hay"
his hands full with tho sensational
Don" Whiting OF Marietta college.
Whiting is said 20 hold tho tntcr-t"Il"-
g.a,c record for goals from IN" field IN
a single Camc a. we'll as for a season :
uvc-a-o ard IL Morrison is ahlH :" hold
Tho shooting star 70 lcSS than fnur or
five baskets no should he satisfied with
,hr nights work especially sine" Whit
inn: IS supported by 4 star combination
that Is coached by "GrCaSy' N"H.'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
WESLEYAN TO MEET
MARIETTA SATURDAY
Dr-urr,n TauELrt whiting the Rudtments
of Basketball; NOW He Is Trying 10
Find some way to sop Him.

EUCkUAEEON. Jan. "%.--Cnarh Don
Drurm has brcu c\"rtInG his hr"n A"t
srhonlrg by hours ia addition - put
t,rS his undcrcAtcd hu>kr, mlI nv"
through hard daily drills IN an'l':r' ion
Of Victory over tho und"rclt"d OHIO 1--WE,
Marietta college. the pr"t"c""S 81 Alfred
Farlc ("lircHSy'D Ncalc. prumm H. 80
Don Whiting. the crack Marietta nth
lctc, his rudImrnts &C both basket -rnl!
and football and 10 work NJ Il dotcnS"
capable Of holding IN" star Nh''mE, tn"
dangerous Stewart aHd TIA" newly
mounted ph"uUnl Ecrt"r. from InllylnE
in their usual form. is the hardest pr"-
blcm tho Methodist mrul"r has had for
many n day.
Drum is rrmarlHhl" hAsk"' hali
coach and his services M,rc sought Ia
many. In fact Yves, Virginia uuIN":SIlE
was 50 anxious to got III" foxy f'""r'u7n
that his name appears n Sraldinc's "Ttl-
cial guido az coach Of StanshurN ma-
Chln,. nrurNm has SGT his ru"u C".n. A.
AN untold rate, and harrinS son" ragged
basket hall IN IN" Inst encounter -
Ealrnorr, they have shown tho best
stuff cr any five tho M"'lIhd'Sts hay"
Vet PRODUCED. Fisher l. tho only four
year man on tho five, and \" and the
speedy young IrhuSrn has" been 'XhIh-
irinE an interesting nGIt tor regular
job on the Qulnt.
Great things arc forthcoming from
TINS squad and Coach Dow iruwm WilI
hc Sorcly disappointed II many games
are dropped By his "rang" and black
athletes.
Among the biz homo attractions N"s-
lcyan has the Marietta game. now too
ing prepared for. and the K"ys"r Cole
gianS, a five which claims N" champion
ship Of this STAT. Maryland and Last
crn Pennsylvania.
Marietta has won as follows this sea.
son:
Marietta, 81; pNvis-E.lkin-. 81.
Marietta, As: MusktnEum, -.
Marietta, 50, Ottcrbcin. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
WELLSBURG HIGHS
TOSSERS CONFIDENT
Brooke Countians Are Certain That
They Can Defeat big Red" Five
Saturday.

The WoIlShu"c III hnSkHhIll ia" are
thoroughly CoU;id"ut lhaJ tn" fast lark
rrshurl: team viii nnt stop th"'r Onward
march to an uurqUalIcd record Of Vie
tories. IN the EHU,. /" l. played at
WellShurg. saturday "'"HlrS.
IL tn" last inrc, game. whi"n hay"
been played away from h"m" and
against formidable opponents. have r.
suited In victories for Tho W"llshurS
tpsscrs and this has served as u tonic
ou the youngsters. Confidence * writ
Ten every where. and ! ~ practically Ger
tain that any team hur'rS /" dcr"at tn"
Wcllshur. boys viii have 20 consider
this important element that enters into
every gam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
CANCEL GAMES

Two games Of basketball which had
been scheduled by Warwoud High quin-
tets with Littlcton and ut. Pleasant
have been car.HIled. Prof. Harry Smith
last evening said that it was impossible
for him 10 explain the reasons ut pres
rnt.
After this was told to several NOM
hrrs of both teams yesterday afternoon
- ere expecting to play both teams re.
turn engagements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Masonic Club League.

Totals ...-.... 80, ~ ~"
Tu.m..rr. uhrn . ~. nUI'h; Standards
- EaS, Eud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
BIC RED" FIVE
VERSUS L|NS[Y
FAST PARKERsBURa BASKETBALL
Tram TO CLASH WITH L1NShx
TONIGHT.
Game will Be Played a. the Linsly
Armory and VIII Be Called at
Eight O'CLOCK.

MANI hundred i"ra! basketball fans
will gather a. l.riSly armory this even
INK 10 witness IL" lash between M
I.insly cadets and tho Big Red floor
team "f rark"rsbure. ia" game Will
be- called At riSht O'Clock sharp.
This will h. Ia" urSi appearance" 90
TIN, down-Sta,r ba<k"t"rr~ thus season.
I'rrkcrsburg has always boon r"prSS"nt-
"d by n strong EN'' md this years team
j. said a. De n" INCEPTION.
Tho "RiY R-i" defeated MNundSYlllc
last evening. but thjS does No, disrour-
Az, tn, cadets in IN" least and Thy arc
cSpccted t" lac n tho running through
nUt the Eanl'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
Parkersburg.
Potato Onelet.

This r"Clp" rHiis for quantity OK
wNl- beaten. wolf s"asu',"d. mashed poia-
toes which Should =" spread over ~"
hntton - creased "r1rict pan about
an inch th'rk I. should h" cooked over
u slow nan". Wh'u ready - fold.
spr,akl. wtih .n"-huIf cup Of minced
cooked bacon urd t"id aud serve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
CATHEDRAL-ST. MARY
High Basketball Teams to 11Oet IN
Evening at the Cathedral
"Coop,n -

ST. Mary High school will furnish tho:
opposition for the Cathedral Cadets Nht1
evening at the Cathedral armoEy. N
will be the second game OF tAe Wo1
for the Cadets. and az they were do9oAt.
cd by Bristol on Tuesday, they Afo ettA
for revenge and expect to win ev0 -
MaryS. --'.r.e =. - ftexxSs,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
big RED" WON
Moundsvillc High was Way or Color
and Lost to Park"rsburB-ScoTe
28-lS.

r.
'rIis vns ihr result If tn" basket ball
gam la.l evening. between n" it""r
teams ii Mounts, !ll" and l'ark.rShurH
Hfgh At Muum"svrll". but not he r""r
form displayed ~ Moundsvillc lllSh
lads.
Tho Shouting and PASSWORD "r tho
N.und ct, ,"um va very poor. ana
when II ,uInr L. team work they dld not
hnI. any IurkcrshurE. on the other
hand 1,d not DISPLAY anything Rcnsa-
iimnaI. but tho work ~ their forwards
was ,\,,dI"mnIly g""d. Many hA%k%ts
Wrr" mai" from dnII"ult angles 81 ~"
fImur. The guarding Of FCrrall for the
Visitors Mas good.
Mu,r,. v,ns forced to r'tlrH from the
yaIl, during Tn. first half, h""auS" "f
an injured foot, md Tho absence OF ms
Iauk! captain spelled defeat 1oF
MoundSNilI".
Moundsvillc High viii play Union this
evening at Hruw""l and l'ark"rsburB On
Saturday rNtninE.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
THos. J. OWEN SON. AUcrIoNEERs.

COURT TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of the authority vested By de-.
Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No. s7als.
the undersigned VIII o3er for sale, Mt public
action, the fellowinE .desesibed property
1ssS 81 AZ apiSk TonkTHiaTY nhH S oCLock P.M II Il:
s..t s, fs., fsSnt -, y the full
sSS~n s Tor the purpose @ Of taxation "a 4. not 10.
800. In square numbered ffty-six (56). con-
,.iaias 1eo ssu.Ts I,.. feet Of land more Or
"a And n' IaaEDfATEhY sS a6l1s THERESFTER. the
:... twsaty.x t2sl fee, front b.. b. the IN fHl
ist SIT. IN SQUARE numbered eighty tsol. im:
proved b. N old brick dwelling. No. 21oe &c"
And on THE SAME DAY. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK PM. lot numbered thirty-hv 1851
=: s...a s.s .. p
Of the :urysyer Of said District; improved
An ehs shove propertie. will Be sold sub.
sss above Q.
and on sssh Of the two ether parcels . d..
Terms ef sale: One-third Of the purchase
nsaey to b paid in cash and the balance In
s m 6s
At the rate Of 9 per centum per annum. pay
ahse ssni-ananally. and secured By nrst deed
Of trust on the properly sold: o. all cash.
at tie purchasers option. Good title to be
given. bales to be cicssd within thirty days
after ratification By the court: otherwise the
dsDosit may b forfeited and the property re-
in dsfault, altar nve days prsvious advsR.
tisement In The Evening Star. The respective
purchasers are 10 pay the cost Of examina-
tion of title. conveyancing, notary fees. rev.
enue stamps and recording.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PANY. Trustee.
BY CHARLES J. BELL, President.
Attest: JAMES T. HOOD. Secretary.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL" -"ziegfeld's Follies."

The 'Follies Of 1sly' drew Q capacity
night. The beautiful scenery by Urban
appears almost new and eacn set IS
staged with a completeness that char
acterizes the Ziegfeld brand and in
comparison makes the average extrava-
ganza look tawdry and cheap. The open
ing scene. "the Follies Salad" showing
an immense bowl with chef stirring
the ingredients. is beautiful and orig
inal. Then follows an elaborate min
saloon Of the future. The Salvation
Army girls at the Victory Arch in the
grand finale round out q masterpiece.
Interspersed are pictures from the brain
Of Ben Ali Haggin that are really the
top liners in living pictures.
The costumes are elaborate and vie
with the scenery in beauty and richness.
Youth and beauty dominate the chorus
and the big production goes over with
out . hitch. 1t is divided into two acts
and twenty-five episodes. Words and
Gene Buck. Rennold Wolf and Dave
stamper. Victor Herbert's music is
used for the ballet
Personal preference will set any of a
half dozen Of the cast on the pedestal
who come forward, show their wares.
and then merge with the big ensemble.
Marilynn Miller 10 az pretty as ever.
dancing with the ease Of tbs true artist
and winning tumultuous applause. Not
less Of an attraction Is Ray Dooley. and
with her eccentricity she shares honors
with Miss Miller. Delyle Aida con-
tributes much to the singing at all
times.
A flock Of masculine star entertainers
include Eddie Cantor, Bert Williams,
Johnny Dooley, Gus Van and Joe
Schenk, who keep the fun coming to the
front at every opportunity, to almost
incessant laughter and applause. Will
liams has a funny scene with George
Lemaire in shooting gallery that must
be seen to be appreciated. Probably
the most amusing scene Is in the office
Of an osteopath. with Eddie Cantor
playing the part Of the patient. Johnny
and Ray Dooley in q supposed Spanish
arena also provide q gloom killer, the
funny falls Of each being greeted with
shouts Of laughter. Johnny also has a
funny dance as keeper OF a Turkish
harem. Van and Schenk score a big
hit with original songs in dialect.
It is noticeable that the nude Is not
the dominant art feature" Of the show
this year. The costumes or lack Of them
approximate former productions in the
Turkish harem scene, but even there
the richness Of the apparel offsets its
scantinesS.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
chorus of "the eight smartest girls in


the world"
JuIiette Day. as "Dodo," the young
matron who is too much interested in
men In general. has a part that the
stenciled phrase OF baby vamp" de-
scribes inadequately, and her scenes
the neglected husband. are far above
the average musical comedy in his
trionic value.
The paper shortage prevents even
an outline OF the plot that makes the
second act Of the play laugh all the
husbands persuasion Of his chum.
''Bobo" Brown, to see just how far
"Dodo" will go with her tame cats.
as her courtiers are styled. Bobo is
bashful bachelor, an when three wom-
en- descend on him in his apartment.
where supper has been ordered for but
one. followed in turn by two irate
husbands, nobody suffers from ennui.
Bobo, played by Roland Young, is
a mirth-creating role, but Mr.. Young
is pressed for first honors by Robert
Fischer. as Francois, the French
waiter. commissioned to serve the lit
tie supper for two. Donald Mcdonald
is, Tommy Belden, the love-smitten
young poet. part he played here last
summer, and, aided by the chorus and
some really good music, he shows
makes the rather inconspicuops part
Of Angie Martin, Bobo's fancee. stand
out. Charles Hampden and Marion
Vantine are seen as the fashionable
physician and his jealous wife.
while the City Sleeps" is probably
the most musical of the several songs
which B. F. De sylvia has written for
the play. but You're All That 1
Need" and IT'S Naughty, But It's
Nice" give promise of popularity.
Though the songs may fail to regis
tor In the moro distant seats, the
dancing is deserving Of special praise.
Every member of the cost is light of
foot and graceful Of limb. and this,
with an artistic setting and bright
costumes. makes every scene a pleas
Ing spectacle.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
THE WEATHER.

The District Of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland-Rain tonight and to-
morrow: somewhat warmer; fresh :
east and southeast Wlnds. llls
virginia-Rain tonight and proba-,
bly, tomorrow; somewhat warmer to,s
night: fresh southeast winds. s-,
West Virginia-Rain tonight and to-
morrow: somewhat warmer tonight.
Records for Twenty-Fosr Hours.
Thermometer-Yest pm. 81:
8 pm. IS: IL midnight. 49. Today.
am. -: 8 am, 4s.
4 pm. 2o.13:
8 pm. 30.l4; IL midnight. 30.14. To-
day, am. 30:17: sam. 3o.1S.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred &C :.
Lowest Temperature. II. occurred at
4:20 am. today.
Temperature same date last year.
Highest, So; lowest. SO.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and,
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide. 1858 am. and 9:2s
p.m.; high tide. 2:18 am. and 2:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. $3.50 a.n,. and
1928 Pm; high tide. 3:?l am. and
$50 pm.
Today-sun II am; sun SETS.
6:55 pm. "a
Tomorrow-Sl IS. 5:16 am; sum-
Sc is. 6:56 pm.
Moon rises. IL M; sets, 1:St am.
Automobile Ian to be lighted one.
half hour after sunset. -.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
"Luck Of the Irish" /"

Harold McGrath's novel. THE Luck
of the Irish." delightfully."- nodded into
a photoplay by Allen Dwan. one of
the big screen directors Of the coun-
try. is the attraction At Moore's
Strand Theater and. with tts modifi-
cations and the added art Of photo
play possibilities, will be interesting
book and to those who have not. 1t
it a potpourri of romance, intrigue,
travel and humor, and its chief char.
acters are admirably pictured by
James Kirkwood and Anna @. Nils
son. The story. in its ramihcations.
Venice, Cairo. Singapore and Hong
kong. William Grogan, q plumber. 10
the hero. and Mr.. Kirkwood visualixes
him most satisfactorily. Minor Aim
and musical features add to the en-
tertainment.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
ADAM 4. wEscHLER. AUcT1oNEER.

fRusrprs SALE OF VALUABLE N.
i7is KiIBonaNE PLACE NoKTHWEsT.
BRICK. THREE STORIES AND CELLAR.
TEN Rooms AND BATH. HOT-WATER
HEAT HEAT. ArdLT1 Let lsh1lo' FEET TO 20
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
RECORDED In Lber No. 1882, folio lat ct seq, Of
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
by, the undersiEned surviving trustee win
tbs prefaiDs. on THURSDAY. THE SIXTH
O'CLOCK IN. the following Sesesihed issd
aDd premises. situate in the city Of Wsshias
ton. Distriet Of Columbia, to Wit: Let num-
division q lots IN BLOCK % % sSnss;,s e. % fourteen teen
(i4) Of Hsnan d. Walbridss's ssbdjvision Of
''lngissids," ~ per plat Of ARst mentiosed
vsyor Tor the District Of Columbia. in LSer
County 20, at folio 1<3: subject to the covse-
ants that ssid lot shall not be used for manu-
nos :ssi n Ss u.ea or any mann.r
By negroes or BY any person or persons Of the
negro race or having negro blood: these coven-
asts 70 ~. with the land. subject to two
at foiies 1n and ITO, respectively. Of the land
rseosds Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia, securin.
tie aSsIssass t. sum q s7.7se said deeds Of
Terms Of sale: All Of equity above said
tr0ss % e paid In cash. deposit Of 500
required Of the purchaser At the time Of sale.
An costs fer examination of title. tax certif-
cate, coAseyancing. recording. settlement.
notarial fees and revenue stamps at the cost of
the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
otAsrwise the trustee reserves the right to
.rsgsn the property At the risk and cost Of the
'delAsltins purchaser. after i've days advertise
a Z. Il &c sSsa ~ pub
GEO. ". F. swARTZELB.
ssSd&ds.e1su Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
"a Fool and His Money. "

A young American author, who
seeks peace in the solitude of an old
castle of Germany. only to strike a
whirlwind of anything but peace on
reality the divorced wife Of q cruel
nobleman who 10 trying to prevent
her husband from recovering their
child. briefly sums up the story Of
"A Fool and His Money" in which
Eugene ORrien is the picture star. at
the Columbia Theater this week The
author abandoning his love for soli-
tude proceeds to get busy in behalf of
the ghost and her offspring. and when
the last reel Is run II is discovered
that he 10 about to marry the ghost.
Several com edies and news pictures
are shown also.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
THos. J. OWEN q son, AUOTI0NEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 1854 2nt
w

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 1854 End
ST. NV.
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Lber Me- 1854. folio s76 ct sea-, Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and at the request Of the party secured there
by. the uAdefsisaAd trustees will sell, at pub
lie auction in front Of the prsnisss. on
THURsDAY, THE rwHNTY-NINTH DAY OF
APRIL, A.D.. 1890 AT YOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK P.N.. the following describsd land
and premises. situate IN the District Of Co
lumhia, spd destSnated % and being all Of
lot one Ausdrsd and forty (I40b IN the
subdivision made b. George c. Hough Of Ger
tain Iets IN bloek II, lie Droit Fask," 1ov
taxed as square s0ee. the same being duly re-
Of Columbia in book Al. at page 101, together
With the Improvements. consisting Of one 2
story colonial dwelling. 8 rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electric lights.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance In two equal
installments, payable in one and two years
with interest At per eentum Per aanum, pay.
able semi-aanually, from date Of sale. secured
hy deed ol trust upon the property sold or All
cash, ct the option Of the purchaser. A d.
posit Of taSo will b required ct time Of eale.
All eonvsyaaeing, recording. etc., ct cost Of
uurchasef. Terms Of sale to be complied With
Within u days from date Of sale, Otherwise
tho trustees roesSve the right 70 resell the
property at ths risk and coat Of efauitiss
puJchsSey, after I've days Advertisement Of
such resale in some Newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
ALBERT F. FOX,
EDMUND x. FOX.
4u 0vu
Evening star., 1920-04-26
"The Woman Gives"

Owen Johnson's story. 1.-THE Woman
Gives" in photoplay form, with Nor
ma Talmadge as the star. 10 the at
traction at Moores Rialto. 1t 10 the
story Of q woman's sacrifice OF all
that woman should hold dear in order
ito reform a man" who had first help
opportunities are afforded for emo
tional acting, in which Miss Tai
madge excels. Handsome costumes
and settings are pictured with photo
graphic excellence. Minor film fea-
lures and orchestral music add to the
entertainment.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
ADAM H. wEscHLER, AUcT1oNEER.
ADAM 4. WESCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
improved Property on Georgia
Avenue, 9th, Gallatin, Hamil-
ton and Kennedy Streets
Northwest also Frame Dwell
ing No. IS 9TH Street North

l..
By virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court
q the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
Cause No. 375O2, the undersigned substituted
tf1staes under the viii Of Nathaniel N. Am
brose, deceased. viii sell by public auction in
front Of the respective premises. the follow
Ing described real estate In the District Of
Columbia. 70 wit: MONDAY, MAY THIRD,
1870. AT YOUR-THTRTY O'CLOCK PM. lot
n square e97. 80 feet front by about ia
feet deep, to IA alley. improved BY s-room
frame dwelling, No. Is 7th st. ne. TUEoDAY.
NAY FOURTH, 1920. AT HOUR-THyRTY
O'CLOCK 2 N. lots 1, 2. 8. 4. 3, q. Q, 10, II,
-. H. Ia 10. f6. II and Is IN square e0O2.
uoimproved. being the entire squsys (sxcept
two lots). bounded by George avs. and 9th
st.,s0Ailatio and Hamilton sts. NV, spbjset to
Q deed Of trust for e4.000. due August 4. 1851.
OF THE SANE DAT, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM, lot 15 In square p130S, uninprsved. 50
feet front by $50 deep. on south side Kennedy
st. betWeea 7th and 9Th SITS. NV.
Terms: Cash over trust on lots in square
oeoe and all cash on other parcels: 800 de-
pssit on lot in square a208 and $500 each on
other parcels required At time Of sale. Terms
Of sale to be complied with in 20 days from
day Of sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to rsssn the property at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. after i've
newspaper published In Washingson. D. c.
All conveyaDcing recording snd fsvsaue stamps
at purchaseTs' cost.
l. CABEI.L WILLIAMSON,
Washington Loan and Trust bldg.
CHAs II. MERRIAM.
Maryland bldg. Trustees.
Evening star., 1920-04-26
"The Sporting Duchess"

1.-THE Sporting Duchess" the famous
old Drury Lane melodrama which was
first presented in this country years
ress Of her time. in the leading role,
ia the feature in film form, with Alice
Joyce in Miss Coghlan's role. at both
the Crandall houses the Metropolitan
and the Knickerbocker. The picture.
with its wider sweep Of vision and it's
opportunities for magnificent set
tings, especially the running. of the
Derby, a scene not possible on the
stage, is well worth seeing to those
who are fond of melodrama at it's best.
It has all the thrills. plots and Incl
dents of the best Of them, and the
cast supporting Miss Joyce helps in
making it great picture of it's kind
Both theaters offer interesting minor
fllm attractions and musical accom-
paniment.