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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

N--<A-~)aA a Z. - A~A-A A-<A
Business service.
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
y. PINE CUkSTNU
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR DAh
SPRUCE EIkCu
REMLOCK MAPLE
EOosers. shesIhins. Flo0n1S -.
press -llngle-.
AouldIn.. and " AZ boAxa
s. Q: SIMMONS s. BROS. &C
Front and TstnS.l Strcrls
D. 4 A. 25l AESo1ax-e sfn.
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PERSONALS

. 81 wo,li like very much 10 hear
from 4 Nfc\ who left her hoinc last Jh'f
and of whom uotnins has aTtn hc"ru SlIl'"
mat time Ail Il forkiven. and could "u'
80 trnu1 her or so tier. would case an
.rnins nrart My hom" Is ready TO receive
her Mrs { r. Is
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PRESS FEEDER Experienced girl TO feed
Gordon press. Excellent sanitary condi-
tions Hubert A. RoOp. Printer 700 Or
ange street. -
PRESS FEEDER sob ana cylinder. apply
The Star Publishing Co, 30 shipley
U. : GOVERNMENT " ants hundreds Of
women girls as file clerks. $40 year Par
ticuIars free Answer iminedia tely. . ?.
Every Evening Once
WHITE WOMAN For cook. reference re-
auired $50 monthly 5. 5. Deemer New
Castle, Del Phone No. New Castle.
WOMAN A. Reliable for general house
work Small family. no Blackshire Road
Wawaset Park
WOMEN-TWo reliable white, for house
work and 20 help with children. No
washing Address r 10 Every Evening Office
WONiAN-Wh Whire, for waitress and upstairs
work References required. Apply Mrs
Thomas w Miller. l40l w. Tenth street
WON MAN-With reference for housework
in small family 312 w Fourth street.
WOMAN--As mothers helper in nome on
north side capable Of taxing charge Of six
months old baby $50 a month Address
stating experience. &c. NJ II, Every Even
ing Ofiicc.
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Fnrnns md Land For Sale

MARYLAND FARM
2I-ACRE VILLAGE YARM
In centre ~ peninsula fruit and
tr7IckIng ection ktghr ~ station
stores &c splendid six room dwfn-
inz barn poultry houses. &c -sii-
abie g1r poultry. trucElna OTing t9
death Tfil ssc-ircc small amount ~
cash Al - Morgan Real EstatH
Trust Bldg Philadelphia
1T2 ACRES Fine farm. 254 miles southeast
nf Fl9ton contains z52 acres ! ~ tilatie
f;r,od for dairy Or dne truck and For
terms apr,iy " ~ 3 News n bro Elk-
ton. Md. X ID. No q
Houses FOR 5sis 81
WA5HTNCy'TDA HEIGHT9-Fa0 Bur~n
street batween Twent second and T Feuty-
third streets Se@. seven room ESu2F WIN
bath attic open fireplace. tnree porches
tile oathroom large iigingroom Tot Wafer
neat. Colonial finish Apply 80 Orange ~
Lots For sale s.
BTY LOT At Lyndalia and get your
snare of the money. Drr Tait uuUl 20
late That 85fHEB cash l4 going Phone 1872
Address. Newport iles
IyDT-feaying city must cell anOtrs -
overiooking Delaware river one fare
Reasonable terras Address y ~ Every
Evening Office
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Male OF Female

GOVFKKNIEST FILE CLERKS WI
nlington examinations December $3.50
yvar sample questions free Franalin In
stitute Dept 81 J. dorchester, y.
STDP DAILY GRIND start siiverlng mir
rors auto headlights, tableware, NC. Plans
fr,e Clarence sprinkle. Dept log. Marion.
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AUTOMOBILES
-
Automobiles For Sale

AuOInoD1teh rOt c"sc
USED CARS
BUICK. 1920. 7-PAss.
BUICK. 1920. 5-PAsS.
BUICK. 1919. COUPE.
BUICK. 1917. COUPE.
BUICK. 1918. 7-Psss.
BUICK. 1919. TOURING.
DODGE. 1917. SEDAN.
1910 800 SEDAN
oLDsMoBII.E. 1918. ROADSTER.
CHEVROLET. 1919 ROADSTER.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE 90.
22i W. TENTH STREET.
USED CARS s-CLEARANCE SALE.
IBUICK. ROADSTER. E-ib.
DODGE. ROADSTER
OAKLAND. COUPE. an.
loAkLAND. SEDAN. n.
. OAKLAND, TOURING. WINTER
TOPS, SAB
SCRIPTS BOOTH. TOURING.
sCRIPPS- BOOTH. SEDANS.
STUDEBAKER WITH BUS BODY.
These cars have been priced below the
nnnrk,,, value Select the car you want
and then deduct ten per cent tlNl
from the tag price.
They are In flrst-class mechanical con
dition and the majority ar" newly
Dur showronms viii I've opon until pao
y
Time payments II desired
FADER MOTOR co. INC.
2tp FRENCH STREET
USED CAKS-For sale. at reduced prices
Studebakcr roadster Buick, roadster
EIgin 5-pAss. touring. Studcbak"r. o-pasl
tourink Franklin, touring. snyder "a
rage. second and Jefferson streets
USED TRUCKS
GARFoRD. IL TONS. WITH can.
CHEVROLET. I-roN. WITH EN-
PRESS BODY
sTUDkBAkER LIGHT DELIVERY.
WHITE. 3la-ToN WITH DUMP
BODY.
wrr.NfINGTox AUTOMOBILE co.
22l W. TENTH STREET
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shore Property For sale
RRHOBOTH DEL

Attractive cottage. within Salf block
Of ocean. one Df the Desf and illost
convenient avenues Cottage nas i've
bedrooms. Lvlugr0om and diAinSr0On
kitchen bathroom elsCErlClty, sc
price Includes cottage som plete with
furniture and equipment address
Il -. Every Evening Once.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

experienced on power
sewing machines. TO work on athletic union
suits Clean work. excellent workins con
ditions Very beet pieoework prices Apply
Topkis bros. Co. 2I7 French street
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Ask want al taker 70 neip you writ Q
your al for tomorrow papec
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale
business and Once Equipment

HEAVY WAGDks-~~Gontractors s. o m g
equipped with wiudiass stewart Wiley
Go, Ninth and Market streets.
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SnappedUp nvesgateNo
EMPLOYMENT
Hcin Wnnted-t en- ale

Help Wanted--t cmn,e 81
YOUNG LADY-To call on public and
arrange for demonstration OF hoossno,,a ,
nee NECESSITY salary and % commiss'on' Apply
YOUNG woMAN-To sell stationery In
Market street store. Initiative ana neat
appearance more. essential than expert.
ence. state age and salary oxpoctoh .AddfesH
IS. Every Evening once.
$50 WEEKLY Up-IIome work. Erpori-
ence unnecessary. Everything furnished.
Send self-addressed, stamped envelope Tor
FREQ particulars hon Bon Gandymsksrs
Co. Broad street. Philadelphia Pa
~-z1@-----$----
Help Wanted--kinic 5s
Bo0KKFEPkR-- --Esperionced capable OF
opening set of books. wanted for ocfa-
sional work In evening. Apply 20. Every
Evening Once.
BoY Wanted to assist on delivery truck
Must he at least 10 years OF age. ABBY
kennard-Pyle Co, ai1-623 Market street
DRILI4ERs AND HELPERS.
REAMERs AND HELPERS
LOFTsMEN
UNION sHIpBuILDING co,
BALTIMORE. MD.
Zoo GAMBLER Experienced Apply
swift Go.
FIREMAN Capable fireman for low pres
sure boilers I'm an institution Man pre-,
rerred who is capable of taking care OF
minor repairs in building Address IL ID.
Every Evening Once,
OFFICE HOY Apply du pont Motors.
Incorporated Commerce street, NllInins-
ton, Del.
POLIsHER-W can touch up and burn
Ia on photograph cabinets keystons
Cabinet Co. Front and frhukiin streets
Chester. Pa.
WANTED Names Wilmington men. = 70
40. wishing to become mat carriers ifoo
first year Answer q u, Every Evening
! Ofice
| YACHT BUILDER OF LoH0 EXPERT.
EhoE To TAKE I'LL CHARGE OF
| TION IN TIE YARDS OF SEA CRAFT
/ PLY IN WHITING. GIAlNt II uII kFP
! ERFNCEs GOOD SALARY. PERM A.
/ NENT POSITION ASs uRED TO klGH
| MAN.
/ YOUNG MAN For clerical work stenog
rapby essential Trump Bros Machine 20
| YOUNG MAN 70 act as outside repre-
/ sentative. intervievinE delluauent ~
| counts and In tiRating new applications
/ good opportunity To advance to bette
/ position Must be willing and an inter
/ ested worker or please du not apply al
Kpom No. l. GOA Market street. for inter
view
N4rIo "a. E.tnaI. a
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MCN-i would like NPtN ihu'H ~
from s Nic\ who left her honc last July
and of whom uotninG las h'tn hc"fu SlH'V
mat dime NJ Is foreiven and coHld % ~, ~,
.rning nvart My huul" rs ready TO receive
her. Mrs r. h
MARRIAGE LICENSES Obtained from
me nr,vatolv No annoyance. Appointments
made any hour cali. write or phone Mar
r,aso. arranged. Prank ; Lewis. GOO Park
va, Bui,ains lie y Broad street rnila-
dc,phia Ia
>orICE Mrs NJ Nicholson has removed
from - street 70 l+u@ "a ~. ~
ua.rdrrssins suampoOinE and massaslhs
uaflors f'nuuc lSoo
NOTICE Tnr annual meeting q me
uam,,opat the Hospital ASSOCIATION ioi ,nV
pls,uon ~ officcrs anu TRANSACTION ~ v
.vpr business that may como ar'i,, Leiot. -
Siii ~ h,E4 a. ~" hospital on SatuIuas.
NoV,ntrr ~ lp2d al > . C1oSh. N''''
- hrmp SECRETARY
NoTItE Nil members of Diamond Gown,
Il, ri,S.t a. the Council room 9o' athAA
strret Monday "vcnns NovemheF ~ "a
Bus4ncSs ot importans" VII he tTsnsaC ,,.,i 20
Ais, tne annual vlSit Of the state oun
,ilor Al visitors cordially rSeived v -
~toops Secretary
Los, and Found 10
~ roNi0BTIE PAKT> Lost between
<,Apor- and stanton. crank socket WITH
~ III .. pu,y @asra n%a s1hSTstGI II lstS !, STAN
tan t,arnye Al stanton or Groome . tfa-
rasr. Newport. or pnotte 521o -
IREDAiE TLRkIEk Reward II re
turned 10 C. { Springer Newport, Del.
DEED. TAN RECEIPTS. SC In white
tnvelope. Thursda, evening. ,,streen post.
oice and Ihird and MsIAeI. Nir- Inor, p,ar kSaos
return 70 Wilmington Morris fiah oahs'
909 Snipicy StrtVt Reward
Dot, For any information leading 70 the
return Of . collie four months old. lost
from 2-il Boulevard suitable reward VIII
he SiN"n
DOt, Lost Beasle bitch u inches. white.
hlack and tan <sme Di;ty November II
Literal reward for lnformation Massey
4J4 hiuc street Phone ASS
DOt,-Lost small brown, Two months
old An>wrrs 10 name Of lack Reward II
returned 10 1928 hcstnut strtSt
Fur COATEF " IL party who took fur
coatce from Auditorium Thur sdas nlsn,
return IL a. the! arr knoWn @-ll lathsH
street
MONEY Lost Viii the honest person
who found s23 on Market street. New
castle near wallace Cannon after p.
q. THURSDAY. please return same care ol
WallsCs Cannon for The EounE lsu! ~h'
iOsi anG needs II. and receive o. rt&srd-
NATVkAIIZATIoN PAPEk>-Lost he
Return to 62O Jefferson street
PONiERA<IAN Doc small, brown lost
Answers 70 name OF Boots Reward. 2lot
RouleN ward.
MIST WATCH Lost Friday morning
Reward Il returned 20 l4l2 Harrison =.
WATCH ady gold. open faced lost go
ing from PENNSYLVANIA station % ds Elsi q q
and Market hetween and CLOCK OF
Fridsy evening Reward returned
1908 W Third street
WRIST WATCH LOST INITIAL
> NJ p ELGIN. on BLACK RIB
BON REWARD IP RETURNED To
EVERY KvENING OFFICE
WRIST WATCH Found owner can hav
same 10y identifying l42d Van buren =
AUTOM OBILES
Automobiles For Sale !
AVToAfoBILES
1916 DODGE TOURING.
1917 CHEVROLET. TOURING.
1918 OAKLAND. ROADSTER.
1920 HUPAiOBILE. SEDAN
3-ToN G. NJ. c. TRUCK.
1919 s,zToN sTEGEMAN TRUCK
The above cars may be purchased on
our convenient monthly paynen- .en
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INSTRUCTION

Local instruction Glasses IS
HFACOM BUSINESS COLLitGE tn
and hing streets. Phone write or call for
particulars auout day school or night
school
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MARRIAGE LICENSES Obtained from
me privately No annoyance. appointments
made any hour can. write or phone Mar
-,,,o. arranged Prank ; Lewis. 600 Park
Va, Bui,dins. ll9 y Broad street. fh'a-
dclphla Ia
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REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats


ABATEMENT Furnished, fopr % rooms ,.sa sfa
bath about Dooember .ia @sll fnf"i'asp TT
and in fine iocation. 20 Inlr1d"" 1n,.'1,
dress " Ia, Every Evening DIflcs.
APARTMENTS rooms and bath
Hot water heat. hot watef All year. snnNtr
baths iauftor service Apply Young n %.
Ton.h and hing strsets.---, strsets.
JEFFEHsON ST, 300 Furnished room.
with private bath and sleeping porch In
mediate possessiou
KING ar sOz FOR rent. new. -four rooms
and bath apartments MODERN N every
wax fmnediafe possession II desired AD
ply Morris Il TazeUoii w klghin street
MARKET sT 6yJ4 sec"nd and 'nird moor
suitable for Office or aaieaf""m Apply
within.
W TrH ST.. 22B-Two unfurniahed rgomal
alectrictty. steam heat. private bath Tbiru
a0or apartment. Phone bOgJ
W. SEVENTH sT.. .5il Tvo-Fnom fur
ulahed apartment Everything cnnDiHta
second stpTy. -------..--
W sTH At. 1913 -Attrartive twn-f.ota
housekeeping apartment. com,pletFiy inr-
ntausd entire third noor. Phpur. 1t
venisncss DslightfuI location
2gTu AND MARKET sTA Aparf n1f -
Apply Schwartz Investment % ~ Ford
Building.
Business Places Por Rent Is
pYTHTKS CASTLE For rent Al ron
yenlences. including chairs. for danres. en-
tartaInnenta. bshsars. church affairs Day
or avenng Jsse II Hprner ~ . ins
sUfpLEY sT sD7 For rent. store Or
naira a. uot gater neat ana eioctric lights
Apply 500 5hIplgy 8treet
Houses For Rent n
FURET8HED HOUSE Rent reasOnatle -
da@irabIe marry tSood location Address
* q Every Evening Dhcs
tg0U<EY ST Zl5 %fco nome. eight rooms
batb beafs.r porchss Apply Jp5
Brtone street
Suburban For Rent 7s
nfSsTEkD -Bungaiow for rent Apply ~
W sixth street.
uanted-To Rent 81
/ lpKPTZFYyT With two bedrooms Nus
be in desirable location. unfurnisb@I AZ
give reference. IL necessary. Adffehs - ~
i full particulars 3, Every Evenlns Ol0s
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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USED CARS
1920 PEERLESS. TOURING
1919 MARMoN. TOURING
1919 PEERLESS. TOURING.
1915 BUICK. ROADSTER.
AfERRICK MOTOR Co.
q23 FRENCH STREET.
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MERCHANDISE.

DESK-Glopo- w ernicke. hat top. for sale
Phone 1I65 ].
HEATERs--Me selI the famous hmpire
pineless heaters. ). G.. Nillams. Third
and Tatnali streets. formerly 5i9 Orange.
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THE STRAND
Fourth anu Poplsr. Hu teb Taula
l,oard. Newly furnished rooms. Phone
e2&o w
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
wanted To kent

APARTMENT With two psdroons. " lsi
be in desirable location. unfu hisp@I an
ri " refsrruce IL necessary. AddFeHs vim
full particulars 8, Evsfy h.ysnlhs DHlos
DCaI LcTaTE EOp SALE
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HARTING SIGN co. signs and show
cards Phone 2019 W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
LAVE STOCn
Horses. Caitlc. Vehicle

HoRSE.-I5ark Day. weight | Quo lbs, Is or
is hands high; drive anywhere. single line
leader Apply American Car Foundry
CO. foot OF Last Eightn street..
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CAPABLE DINL-Or woman. one who is
fond of children. Apply 1J1 = hrant ave
COOK-N hite. Apply Mrs JOS -rn " iI~on,
25I2 w. seventeen in street. Phone 42S9.
EARN S25- WeoKIy. spare time. writing for
newspapers magazines. Experience un-
necessary Delaits free. Press Syndicate
6JS Times Building, st Louis, No.
GIRL v anted for housework. 24ll W
sixteenth. street Phone .545 "
CiIRI-For general bousework. Reference
required Apply zIIl boulevard
HOUSEWORk- White woman for general
Gousework Two in family Apply Mrs.
=. IS Harris 7Id Groenhili avenue
NURSE GIRIg-To assist with care Of two
cniIdren Apply 7I3 W Nineteenth street.
Phone fUlg }.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
AUTOMOBILES

WRIST WATCH Found owner can have
same hy identifying 1920 Van buren -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13

BUIIuIHg NUHHHC0HR 70
HOUSE WIRtNG--Full line of electrical
supplies. Let us estimate on your next
work Jobbing speciality. III. E. Truman.
SPA w. Fourth street.
EoOFING--W Il. " Wilisms Co, S2I Or
ange street. Roofing, heating and repair
ing Iohbing n specially. Phone 5b56 W
REPAIR YOUR RuOF--Nith nhre coat
ing and elastic roof cement stops all leaks.
Eyerlastic rubber roofing guaranteed ID
years \ q Williams ~ Bro. Third and
Tatnail streets. Phone 36i.
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TABLE BOARD-By the woek. us king
stFoct. Mrs. b. Hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-13
BUSINESS SERVICE

HAIRwORK-An branches. Mrs Finan.
I195 W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
.S240 BONUSP
INLEG|SLAT|VE BILL
Senate Increases House Money
Measure BY 81, 281,000, But
Cuts Estimate.

With the S2iO bonus for clerks in
cluded, the Senate Appropriations
Committee today reported the legis-
lative, executive, and judicial appro-
priation bill for the coming fiscal
year.
The measure carries 3105. $40 900,
and is an increase over the House
bill Of $1.2Sl 900. 1t is less than the
appropriations for the current year
by S21 100000, and cuts the estimate
for the coming fiscal year by $16,.
600, 600.
\ big slash of $500. 900 is made in
1.-THE appropriation for the War Risk
Insurance Bureau. This is the only
big cut that has been made.
The War Department is allowed for
temporary employees 81 100000 more
than the House bill allowed, and the
office of the Postmaster General, the
inland transportation roll, is given
S7G, 900 more. The other increases are
OF a routine nature.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
IT'S NO WONDER THE
BOY LAUGHED, Is IT!

william RoselIe, who is playing the
jovisi drunken person in Bide Dud.
ley's new farce -comedy, ION, Henry
which will be seen at the Shupert
Garrick Theater next week, IL tai ana
very, slender. He knows pair OF
twin sisters who live In Boston eaeh
of whom weighs nearly 300 pounds
One day. while playing in the Huo,
he called on the sisters and suggested
that they go TO the corner drug store
for some soda. The girls were ae.
lighted and soon the three starteo
down the street, Mr.. Roselle between
the two. AS they walked along
messenger boy laughed. Ii bothered
the actor. When the boy iausheu
again, he stopped and demanded an
The messenger dlo not
reply. but kept right on laughing
Finally Mr.. Roselle grew very angry.
Look here, boy" he said "what
are you laughing att"
The boy gave n final chuckle. Gee
mister. "he replied, "they amt very
much meat in that sandwich, Is they
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
NATIONAL.
George M. Cohan's
New Musical Play.

Seats are new selling for next
weeks production of a new musical
show at the National Theater by the
George NJ. Cohan Comedians. This
will mark George Ms initial musical
production since he became an indie
pendent producer. and while the ad-
vance notices are keeping much Sc
cret. the general tone lent to the
whole attraction by Mr.. Cohan's &C
tivities will make il an important
theatrical week in Washington. The
musical play will be called THE
House That Jack Built"
Mr.. Conan will send the entire COM
pany to Washington Saturday and
on Sunday night there will be a
dress rehearsal at the National. The
premiere will be at $50 on Monday
night. Georgia Caine. Charles Judels
Fay marble. Janet Velie. Al Gerard.
Florence Millership and others OF this
type OF RrosdHsy musical COMEDY
favorites t1aI the cast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25

said 10 them that We would engage
them for the following year N they
would study during the summer
months. We offered 20 pay for their
elocution. dancing and fencing les
sons. three essential features Tor
good player OF any school.
The young people In question eas-
erly assented. SO / made arrAnsy
msnts for the lessons. Not long art
erward. the instructors wrote US thA'
since only the girls were coming Tor
lessons II seemed unfair for US 10 De
paying Cor the boys. As a genera
rule We find that girls will take thefr
work much more seriously ana thoI-
oughly.
Preparation is so necessary. but ~
Is lost sight OF on the stage now
adays. When Mrs. Sothern first went
to Parsons Price. he told her thst
she would never succeed because she
had no middle register In her voice.
Very few people have. as a matter Oh
fact. Mrs Sothern went away, WORK
ed for six months and returned 10 hr'
Price. lie discovered she had de-
veioped a middle register, and ne TOOK
her as his pupil. How many young
people OF today would do thisG
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
E. H. SOTHERNS VIEWS
ABOUT YOUNG PLAYERS

The modern stage In not supply.
ing young recruits for classic drama"
says II. III. Sothern, who, with Julia
NARROW begins his season OF Shakes
pearean plays at Poli's Theater Mon
day night. "ln the first place the de-
mand for players OF this kind and the
opportunities for study are growing
less each year. In the second I fear
the younger people are less ambitious
to work and grow In their work. Yet
" young man or woman has the
physical qualifications, possesses suf-
ticient emotional quality and a sense
OF beauty and can articulate, there II
no reason why he should not become
as good classical actor as a modern
one.
AYE, there's the rub! One season
Mrs. Sothern and | had several young
men and women In our company who
gave promise OF doing good work. /
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25

Hoover's 81. Palmers So, and Bry~n's
In The column OF third choice Demo-
Gratis, Palmer comes hrst with %
votes: McAdoo. second. with 20;
Bryan. third. with SO; Hoover, fourth
with rs: Cox. NTH. with is; Marshall
sixth, with ~; President wilson sew
enth. with 10 votes.
General PershinE, who obtained
four votes in the nrst choice column.
where he held ninth place. as a thiro
choice, obtained nine votes and moved
up TO sixth place.
lansing Get. q. q. y.
Former Secretary OF State Lansing
obtained a second choice vote on the
Republican side OF the fence he'
Hoover. and Pershing being men
toned on both tickets.
Senator Knox. Republican. OF Penn
sylyania, obtained two votes as
second choice Republican standard
bearer. while Senator Howard suth-
erland OF West Virginia, and Senator
Albert b. Cummins OF Iowa. each re-
eeived a vote In a similar capacity
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge OF
Massachusetts,, Republican leader OF
the night against the treaty, optaihed
one vote as a second choice Presi-
Dental hope, and two votes III the
third choice column.
John Hays Hammond and william
T.. Thompson. OF Chicago. were eaeh
mentioned as a third choice posslbil'
ity. Elihu Root received a>yote both
as a second and third choice candi-
date.
Among the Democrats receiving
second and third choice votes were
Senator Atlee Pomerene of Ohio,
former Governor Harmon OF ONO,
former Governor Folk OF Missouri.
Secretary OF the Navy Josephus Dan
iels, Senator Carter Glass OF Virginia.
Brand Whitlock. former ambassador
to Belgium James Ham Lewis, OF
Chicago; Secretary Of War Baker, and
General Pershing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-25
b. F. KEITH'S.
Elizabeth Brice in
"Overseas Revue"

Elizabeth Brice. the musical show
star in The Overseas Revue" with
viii Morrissey. the comedian. and a
company of twenty prominent Broad
way players. will be the leading at
traction at b. +. Keith's next week
Paul Bronson and Winnie Baldwin
will present Visions of 1885" Other
features will be Aileen Stanley. The
Girl with the Personality: Eric
Zardo, the eminent pianist: the
Masses in a real ice carnival: Walter
Brewer. The Jolly Jester: Bobbe
and Nelson, in His Girl; Jolly
Johnny Jones; Topics of the Day
and the kinograms. '''..'''''