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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

pointed AdministrHtrix Of the eststs
of EDWARD W. TUCKER late Of the
County Of lilo urands In the state Of
coiot~do. deceased. herrhy gives
notice that she viii appear before tho
County Court of said Rio Orands
County. NJ tho Court House IL Dsi
Nort- In said County. st the June
Term, 1890. oa Tuesday. the 18th
day VI June. next. at which time sii
persons having claims against said
s.'ai, are notified and requested 70
attend for the purposs Of having the
same adjusted, All psrsons ipdshs.
cd TO said estate ere requested 10
max. immediate paymsnt TO the No
drrsi9ncd.
Dated at Monte Vista. Colorado.
this 18th day OF May. A. u. 1890.
MAtDE IiEADLEE. Administra-
triS
tfirst published May IS. 1870.
last published June ~. ls:0.)
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School s:&6 A. n. Next
l,d,y ia Childrcn's day and the
..,,p,endent has been askinG for
hundred and fifty to be present
Sunday School. Let every one
~, an effort to he present next
l.d.y and We will enjoy = good
ne together.
Preaching II A. ". and . special
,ri,- In the evening at 3 p. ~.
r. II. Evans, Pastor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

The Cunnison Teachers College Is
paying for the best and will give the
beat to all who attend tho summer
session beginning Juno fourteenth.
Cone up into tho mountains whcrc
the air Is cool and tho water pure
and nature ~nticins
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
rcoplEs' MISSION CHURCH

Cor. 3rd and Madison
Sunday Services: Holiness Meet
\ See P. N. Evangelistic oefvics
|PY. weck-niGht services. Tues
sad Thursday at 3 p. n. Open
J meeting Saturday night at 7:&6.
1sr First and Adams. Good mus
nd singing. Everybody 70 invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH

Morning Prayer and Sermon at
1900 A. NJ
Church School at s:ts A. NJ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12
NJ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Morning worship at II. the SCR
sa. Mother and Child" Evening
sship lt s o'clock in the union
wviee In Disciple Church.
The 8. School renders q hne
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-06-12

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- ps,A Of Battling Lcvta'
XSesteaa lixAt-Aoavyvoo3he
- Ibs Ara CREST q 0eeeees
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~ Caspsatiee. tAe Preach.
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AUTOMOBILES


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EMPLOYMENT
mLLr MNNTtII--MNIE


LATuERs and plastercrs call Usage 7'2t,
nay. HAY. LISTEN-A union card In
the window Is token that you are a
loyal clu1cn and want square deal !
city. Good fur good old Tulsa, now listen
n In need ~ glasses or lcwelry patronize
man that has ridden the rods, slept by tie
ures and knocked on the back doors 20
uphold the union and would do II again,
We max" "a speciality Of spectacles ahso-
iut"ly high grade ground lenses any sizo
lenses and any style frames, either read
ing or distant 81 TO s.. Rifocais 81 C..
s.. Headquarters FOR the simmons watch
chains, also "a complete line OF l4-karat
solid gold chains 1900 rings set with
beautiful stones We have stones an rings
Tie pins and studs that makes the dln-
moni expert took like the flfth time an
uu solid gold muuntngF We have spec
solid sold either white groom or yellow
gold, only 81. lnwdy Pap. John the RING
uuc-half blocks South ot Frisco station
WANTED - Experienced porter only
thoroughly experienced man need apply.
Nuruo Shon Sew Wright Bllg, Cor.
Thlrd and theyonno.
NANlEh hntr"r for foot ero0ulng
machine Apply iu person. Coco Cola
I'ottllnF tn SauuIpa. 'Na
WANTED Young man with clerical cN-
psrl'nur Apply 81. Main
WANTED. tNPcri,ngod groceyman
need apply can at 5lo 3 Main. Carua-
ion GREGORY.
wages report 3o3 Bank OF Commerce
WA&TEp-At once two nor. union pIas-
torers can Osago 5t5t
WANTEp--Two colorod portera Tor night
Restaurant association. Hotel Hrady
uIsUW ASHER WANTED White must bo
experienced Sl.ao per week can
| WANTED a hIEh srnoo. boy 20 work
D NTHEUFN store NHfITHIF Gail hHI-
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Slightly Used and Re
built Car Bargains

1918 Chandler Dls5ach, ! passcn
ger. wire wheels. new cord tires
Car has only bccn driven 1900
miles.
1917 Mnrmou, passenger like new.
1917 Cadillac. ropHintcd, Al shape.
1917 Packard Chummy IN first
class shape.
1917 Packard, Z passenger a real
bargain.
22.73 Mercer passenger. t'Hcd
only 5000 miles
And a fow other biEh-grado bar
pnIuu
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BOARD AND ROOMS


HOTELS 10
TIM MIDWEST HpTUi. Egst THIRD h'
uppurit. Midland valley. uutc. now
management. transient fHirH flHn HHn
uu. hot and culd water 900 every fuliut
efficient service "a H Ions rr'n'''i"'
IiGUr uut ~titttri ,U U"bNs 10
SUITE ~ rooms for rcnt on south eide
Cedar ]ti
TUIRp g. ltoi-Tnrge modern house
keeping room. Usage Nl9
LGur buu.kp.pus ul.us .,u1 .'uU.
light housekeeping room VOL furnished
on car line See MrH Miirh'lI. trar '.I
a. Peoria
AMERICAN WALNUT diuiw room srt
and rus practically now $3.50. Hlso ..
piccc dinner aot $1,000. can osoge 5s,l
or cedar Nt3
keeping rooms furnished. Phone 'sHFr
1908
UpuLpEH 81, 9i9 TWO urut hou.rt"rp.
inr rooms with hath Cor man Hul VIZ"
nDsrON. N. Ia. .rnroc ul,r'y mrs snc1
ught housekeeping rooms dupi"N. bshF'
ptg'
TWO LARGE houa,tsrpIpr rooms ou iHt
floor aIHn ono room and ktnhcucttr
ne aeN y Cheyonuo rhnno cedar llaa
MAYUEiLE ~. rhro, modern light
housekeeping rooms upstairs $40 per
week
COZY SLEEPING room. modern. close in
hrcaktost 10 Desired, EuutleW,n pre-.
forred osaEc lSt3.
nuRp o.. NIa a.. Nice ucNly furnished
modern Urlt huua't,rplug ruuwa O.
hlucls from Main $50
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BUSINESS SERVICE
~ ~INTs~ stKNItI OIItWtr

Bt ~INIs~ ~EKNitI OtItHtH f5
LET ME- OVERHAUL your Ford f9r ~
your r9rags ags ~ ,rrH Sri9g s5s o., 90 GA, Iirs
HpnDial prices ON other makes - cars.
work guaranteed rive me rial.
CEMEST HlDCKg f1r sale. let us buid
the Foundation for your new house
Wilson a Terrell. psare lat1-7'5o
STOVES and furnI'urc repaired stoves
bought sold and exchanged jessie
Hodge, Oago t791
pLAgTEHISG NND PATCHWORK
Promptly aud neatly done can Usage
WANTED water wells 90 driL y y
cole. uhnno tedat l-s .
FOU ClNGSI WOrK
coll ROY Frye oaar" 'Gat.j
sTOvEs and furniture rrpalfed stoves
bought .uld ana exchanged jessie
Hodges Usage 4igl.
wArcH HErAtHlSu
For first rlass work reaaguablo. price,.
prompt service on y.pr wy,gh. 9t'ng Il
10 uH MAIN fpring y; cle'ninE 81 hal.
snce Htan 81 up. Eagle Loan offee. FIRST
LAcL CuHTAIES CIEhNED :.
cleaners - fine lptsH Mrs q w
romun.ou. isit y Hodgc osare saos-R
nuIiDI>G A>p Co>rHNCrING -
WNET.D..N MON tu work iu % grocery
store Apply ilt %. Second st
LEr rs ulu on sour ,.Hls ent o'hc,
.os,ayau.u wurt We ha', p n'A "
black dirt tu E,I pHaEr 1880 Tulsa
Nursery eIG - n0st1n
DEMENT UID,ks tor s,Io by the clear
sand Hrl gravel ,u uhuu" osaf' As''
VIZ 100 UDLuIEI fcparIns. pauuug
our motto r6i' ostrr ,st McEwcn.
,AUpENrEH work wanted. ssustactnn
guaranteed DUI q j. Tanning Usage
EMNGT URuNsDS. architect and
builder $50 Robinson phone psaEe
ios2 cali fur before you buy NJ build
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RENL EsrNlE LOANS
wNNTED-n rORROw
LIVE STOCK
DOCS CATS Pets

DOG~ tAls, TITS % ,
CLOSE ~. &Gou Ush buys rooms gora
furniture luruHng sleeping pnrc.e
This Is snap and house rent only 80
Ossge 3t06. --
GOLDEN FACN rabbits Tor sale. can
Usage 22H3-J a' oG0ok. --
MUST SELL az nee my entire stock nl
New Zealand "a Rabbits; 10 does reaHy
for breeding, five does In fonl; three bucks
and -s v0urg bst,yecn % and months
ZOOS H. Firhth Phone Cedar $40.
HEARTS NOUNrAIN canary bird f%l
sale Gail OSge $3.50, -
FRANKfOHT 4 2l2--l l6-foot hute
pvh apartmtnts, bred does, 7 youngN
I Etui buck, Sgr cash. Rufus Reds
RABBITS - New Zoaldnd, with
babies. for gale cheap, Also pel-
gians. Phone 270O, !
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T,uoRING ANp pRrssr\G

FOR HIGH-CLASa tailoring call at
Notklns Ladies and Gents Tailor shop;
suits made TO order, also all kinds Of re
mOdelingt SILK shirts made to order. 7
W. Sixth st Usage sg65,
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S\IFSNFS AND AGENTS

SALESMAN WANTED IN best clothing store in gooi
oI town: alaV and commission basis. mrt be-
able o. earn big a'aVi state age; experience ard
reference In 'ut letter. Box 1856 Cleveland, Ok.a
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BOARD AND ROOMS
IInII mnI .LNLLrINn MnOM- !

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IIy.. IraD... ......,.t.s rI...e uruahed
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,AreI sr.sI.rr,a r,or, adjoining sleep
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sIrINrInNs MNNTEn--MALE q

WANTEp-To keep your small set OF
hooks evenings at my residence or at
your plucc of business. good work at rca-
snuabls pay, groceries, clo'hi"rs' rhFsl
clans, ou shop. machinery. Address H'--b.
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nnI..MNNINn -MIIIINnMN
WEINBERGER

EXCLUSIVE MODESTO
Ladies' tailoring. fancy drcssmakng
hcmstitchiug Zoe per yard, button
covering. pleatlng
~ West Firth street
BItus ne4pa q1Tq
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CtEWCN w tenogranhlc position wanted; thor
olghy experienced highest references GLIB care
o! W0lld
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WANTEp-Ry expert accountant three
or four more sets of books TO keep
daily day or evening either at your Of
flee or mine, will open up your books for
YOU. install systems income reports, etc
Taylor Auditing co, phone Usage i4lo
$40 Daniel Bldg.
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EMPLOYMENT


NlIi iNlIONN AN'tp-ffNJ v 10
EXPERIENCED stcnographer desires
uouUuu. also familiar with clerical
work Address bI- 80, care World
YOUNG lady dos.rcs permanent conucc-
tiur with reliable firm, assistant cashier
ffmrkcppiur familiar with all clerical
work Addrcea liox 57l-B World
gTENuGR AIUERa-Now employed. desires
better position reference " desired.
phone Usage 1896 or codar 1865.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE call Usage
agl2-t
GOOD QUIET colored woman wants good
servants quarters iu exchange for
laundry work In good family Call Usage
HtIf.T ask fbr Nre Uargan
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OIL LEASE NOTICE

pecoa valley and New Mexico leases in
heart ~ activity few dollars Will get
40 acres. ask about them. Usage $40.
Cedar lai3.
CrI HAGENAN
central Nat. Bank Bldg.
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SIENnGTArWC SERVICE
hIAI WORK NNu PROMPT SERVICE
INDNE OSAGE $3.50
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FINANCIAL
on IAND> Am IrAsts !

WAIT 25 people with $iO0 each TO join in
surc hase ~ 302 acres close to production.
TINS is q fivc-ycar lease total price s. 000
&. J orr 1916 Park. kansns city. Mo
NEAR ELLIOTT GAS WE'LL. Lincoln
county OKLA, Will lease either to 20
or l69 acres neyy everything else around
leased this ia ne SW of 2-lJ-f; best Offer
Route g.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
COLUMBIA.

The attraction at Loew's Colum-
bia the first four days of this week.
beginning this afternoon. will be
"All of a Sudden Peggy" a ro-
mantle story OF singular charm
adapted from the stage success by
Ernest Denny. The production is
the latest starring vehicle for Mar
guerite Clark. Cast opposite is
Jack Mulhall. Others who have
parts are Oral Humphreys. William
Leighton and Eddie Sutherland.
For the final three days of this
week. beginning Thursday, Sessue
Hayakawa will be seen in The
Beggar Prince"
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GARRICK.

Carmen is the opera to be given by
the Washington Opera Company at
the Shubert-Garrick this week. Mar
guerita Sylvia is donating her services
as guest artist for three performances.
Celia Fioravanti. the young Italian
who Is making her debut in the role,
gives a unique rendition of the part.
Otakar Marak. the famous Czecho-
slIvak tenor. is donating his services
in the role of Don Jose. Leopold Glu-
shak sings Don Jose on alternate
nights. oliver Mellum will be heard
as the toreador. Others in the cast
are Mabel Col1enstroth. Ocie Hard
esty Sheppard, Ruby Potter. Thomas
Seideil, H. F. Aldridge and Harlan
Randall
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COSMOS.

Seven acts of high-class vaudeville.
headed by a big spectacular feature.
entitled. 'Fads and Frolics," will be
offerings at the Cosmos this week.
Sampson and Douglas. in an all-new
singing skit. and kaufman and Lillian.
in Past and Present" are headliners
Fox. Benson and Company bring COM
edy acrobatics. Bowers and Saunders,
Steve Freda, Joe, Greenwald and COM
pany, katherine Macdonald, In THE
Thunderbolt," are other acts.
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B. F. KEITH'S.

wellington Cross and Company
and "Ye Song Shop" a Pat Rooney
invention, will shade stellar place in
the Keith bill this week. Cross song.
smile and dance revue includes Ted
Shapiro. Nancy Bell, Mary Allen and
Marion Saki. "Ye Song Shop intro
duces Warren Jackson and Robert
Adams. Victor Moore will present
Change Your Act or Back to the
Woods" George Mac Farlane, Grace
Huff. James and Betty Morgan. Senior
Friscoe and company, De witt, Burns
and Terrence, Topics OF the Day
and Kilograms are other features.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
RLALTO

Starting today. Moore's Rialto
presents a perturbation of Basil
Kings celebrated novel THE Street
Called Straight" produced by Samuel
Goldwyn and Rex Beach. Its theme
involves mental rather than physical
complications. The cast includes
Milton Sills. Naomi Childers. Charles
Clary. Irene Rich, Lawson Butt and
others. Daniel Breeskin. conductor
of the Rialto Symphony Orchestra,
has selected for an overture
Puccinrs Madame Butterfly. .Krees-
ler's "Liebesfreud." being given as or
chestral encore.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
KNICKERBOCKER

Today and tomorrow Crandalrs
Knickerbocker Theater will present
the film version of John Taintor
Foote'S stage play. "Toby's Bow"
in which the stellar role is portrayed
by Tom Moore: and the first of the
Amerricanization Committees special
productions, The Land OF Oppor-
tunity," in which Ralph Ince con-
tributes a Characterization OF Abra-
ham Lincoln. Tuesday and wednes-
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At the Theaters This Week
BELAScO.

A bedroomless farce comedy de-
scribes "Nightie Night" the Adoiph
Klauber production. which begins an
engagement tonight at the Belasco.
1t was written by Martha NJ. StahIey
and Adelaide Matthews and will be
performed here by the original Prin-
cess Theater cast, headed by Francis
Byrne, Dorothy Mortimer. Suzanne
Wills. Marie Chambers and Grant
Mills.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
PALACE.

"Pollyanna." the first photoplay
production starring Mary Pickford
released in association with Griffith,
Chaplin and Fairbanks. will consti-
tute the chief feature of the pro-
gram of Loew's Palace Theater for
one week beginning this afternoon.
'Pollyanna' is an adaptation of the
famous and remarkable story of the
same name by Eleanor II. Porter.
Miss PickfOrd assumes the role Of
the glad girl" Critics who have
witnessed preliminary showings Of
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
STRAND

Drama with fact is presented at
Moore's Strand Theater this week,
starting today. where the story of
Theodore Roosevelt is shown in
picture form under the title Of The
Fighting Roosevelts." The visual
ization OF his life shows a stirring
American drama OF adventure ana
achievement. The score provided by
the Strand orchestra includes an
overture, The Battle OF San Juan
Hill"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
POLIS.

Tick -Tack-Toe" comes to the Poll
Theater for one week beginning to-
night. Herman Timberg has written
what he describes as "a musical out
burst" A cast OF Broadway favorites
-=includes Jay Gould. Hattie Darling,
F1o Lewis. George Mayo. Pearl Eaton.
BILLY and Laura Drayer. Delphie
EDaughn. William Bence. william Gil
foil and others.
5 Some of the musical numbers are
Take Ne Back to Philadelphia, Pa"
My Hoppy Poppy Queen" "A Lesson
In Love" and ''Shimmy All the Blues
z Away"
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FOLLY.

Harry Hastings second edition OF
The Razzle Dazzle of 1919'' will hold
forth at the Folly Theater this week.
A musical comedy in two acts and
eight scenes is the vehicle provided
for the exploitation of the varied
talent of a cast of unusual proper
tions, among which are Harry Steppe,
Dick Lancaster. Vic Dayton, Nellie
Nice, Willie Mack. Ethel DeVeaux and
Benny Howard.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
GAYETY.

Ed Lee Wrothe and THE Twentieth
Century Maids" form the current
weeks offering at the Gayety The
ater. Wrothe again appears in his
character creation. Higgins" In the
caste are Donna Haig. owen Martin.
Buster Perry, Mile. Babette. Glare
Evans and Lee Hickman. There Is a
typical Hurtig beauty chorus in the
foreground.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
METROPOLITAN.

Owing to tremendous public de-
mand, stronger Than Death" the
most remarkable photo-drama in
which Nine. Nazimova ever has
been filmed, will be continued as
the principal attraction at Gran
dalrs Metropolitan Theater through
out the current week The CHEF
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

tional Theater tonight. This new
girl and music show--the third of
the "Hitchy Koo' series, is racy
with fun. The girls. are prettier
than ever. One hundred people are
concerned in the production.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

day. the feature will be Every
Woman" with Violet Heming. Theo-
dore Roberts and others. Thurs
day and Friday Lew Cody will be
seen in The Beloved Cheater" and
Fatty" Arbuckle in The Garage"
Saturday only, Billie Burke in
Wanted, A Husband"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Attractions Listed
AT Local Theaters
For Week. Of Feb. Is

POLPS-Theda Bara makes her
stage debut in The Blue Flame"
a play in four acts by George v.
Hobart and John Willard founded
on Leta Vance Nicholson's play
Of the same name. Produced by
A. H. Woods.
BELAsCO-"Every Little Thing" a
new farce comedy by Wilson Col
lison; produced by Arthur Klein;
cast includes Arthur Aylesworth,
William H Powell, Frederick J.
Ozab and others.
GARRICK-Lowen Thomas, Ameri-
can war correspondent, Is to
make his personal appearance
with his entire equipment at the
Shubert-Garrick Theater next
Sunday evening. presenting q
moving picture travelogue.
d. r. KEITH's-The Mosconi fam
lily; Frank Dobson and company;
Gilmore and Williams; Farr and
Farland: Dorothy Shoemaker and
company; Eddie Foyer; the Will
ton sisters; Chong and Moey, and
other features.
GAYETY-"The Ben welch Re-
view" presenting two musical
burlettas. The Love Arbor" fnd
"Izzy at the Movies;" cast in
cludes Pat Kearney, Frank p.
Murphy. Dolly Morrissey, Vic
Casmore. Freda Florence, Harry
Morrissey. Nettie Hyde and
Frankie Martin.
PALACE - Week beginning next
Sunday, Double Speed" starring
Wallace Reid.
COLUMBIA-First four days, Bry-
ant Washburn in The Six Best
Cellars" final three days, Bessie
Barriscale in Geraldine Laird"
METROPOLITAN - Pauline F'rede-
rick. entire week. in The Pilas-
ter Case"
kNICKERBOCKER First two
days. Pauline Frederick in The
Plaster Case" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Louise Glaum in The
Lone VOLTS Daughter" Thurs
day and Friday. Anita Stewart in
The Mind the Paint Girl" Sat-
urday, Marie Doro in Twelve
Ten"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
CRANDALL'S

Cosmo Hamilton's Eve in Exile,
his latest photodrama, will be shown
at CrandaIl's today, tomorrow and
Tuesday with Charlotte walker in
the chief role. On wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

supplementary offering for the
week will be The Land of OPP
portunity." Lewis J. Selznick's first
feature. This sub
ject is sponsored by the Americana
cation Committee. OF which Secre-
tary of Interior Lane is chairman.
The story permits Ralph lnce to
reveal his impersonation Of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
SIR OLIVER LODGE.

Sir Oliver Lodge will discuss at
Polls Theater the result and findings
OF his researches and Investigations
into the world spiritual His first lee
ture on The Reality Of the Unseen"
will be given Tuesday afternoon at Z
o'clock. His second. on the following
afternoon. a; the same hour. will be
The Evidence for Survival"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
FOKINA-FOKINE.

Vera Fokina and Michel Fokine. IA
nous Russian dancers, will make
their first appearance in Washington
at $50 O'Clock next Thursday at the
New National in a varied series OF
dances.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
NATIONAL.

Raymond Hitchcock and asso-
ciates in ''Hitchy Koo 1919" will
sparkle good cheer at the New Ma
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

the piece declare that she has in
corporated into the hlm version of
this story what is undoubtedly the
very finest acting of her career.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
GARDEN

"HuckleberTy Finn" Mark Twain's
immortal boy hero. is the leading
figure in an elaborate motion pic
ture version of his adventures which
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

opens a weeks engagement today
at Moore's Garden. The cinema
''Huckleberry Finn" is declared 20
follow the text OF the original YER
sion faithfully. The role OF Huck
Finn is in the hands OF Lewis
Sargent Gordon Griffith plays Tom
Sawyer. The production is another
of the parsmount-Artcraft special
pictures. Interesting short subjects
complete the bill.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

Thursday and Friday the foremost
attraction will be Human CoIlat-
eral," in which the leading role is
taken by Corinne GrifiIJh.
Lloyd will be screened in Captain
ki6d's Kids On saturday.
Talmadge will appear in wilkie
Collins she Loves and Lies"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

METROPOLITAN Pauline Frede-
rick. entire week. in The Pilas-
ter Case"