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FOR SALE.
$4,000 CAMPBELL COUNTY tvA)
EoNnS

FOR SALE.
$4,000 cAMrs b5abs couSrr vAo
Tn lss a,.,S Ones Esssxs ssf
r e:efSek moon. 4prii Is. ,sac for up Tho
County Or COUPON @y BONDS to 10 %,
nss iST T0a 6ss! and Is
eordancc with an act OF the General As-
iS'S s wrs1a%d sy Mach
March y 1919 49,, March 3; 1918. ana Sep;
IN denominatiens OF 1900. or any multiple
es sf oen Ga;s Nag ss6
nSs ss S" PSF Iays q, asy
Of the treasurer of Campbell County. Va.
in camnbe!i county Tor county 'o or ioeai
~ Alternate pDss bids will be received for
said bonds to be issued TO run for thirty
To run shiT;ytSur years, m,:h tho
For serial ef bonds A 70 rum run from rom ono to
thirty-four years
an bids not satisfactory TO this board
:b my nnon desired ,s viii DO fur
signed.
Clerk Board OF Supervisors OF lamp
bel County. Rustburg. Va.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Richmond Va. February 20. 1890.
d Ss ESSeH s" o the Gsss
apeake, and Ohio, Railway, Company Will
hi held. as provided in the by laws. at
the general Office OF the company. IN tho
90. 1920, ut IL O'Clock a. 81. for the fol-
- Ga AZ for the election of directors:
10, to consider any and all action
Heretofore taken authorized by the
board Of directors by the executive
comntttce OF the company. which may be
tc) to transact such other business an
may lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock transfcr books will close at
the Office OF the company. No. 81 Broad
way. New York City. on Friday. March
20. 1920. at : o'clock p. NJ. and will re-
open on Wednesday. April 81. 1920. at 10
BY order OF the board Of directors.
y. TREvNETT. Secretary.
TO WHOM IT MAY coNCERMm.No.tse
haeco, Product Company has been dis;
solved by vote of its stockholders All
persons having claims against the com.
pany will present them. duly verified. at
Room COS Columbia Building. louisville.
Ky. on or before July l. 1920. The. Ken
lucky Tobacco Product Company. by q.
II Iindenbcrger. President In Ltauidatic..
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1851 acres by deed, by recent sur
more or less. in arabic land under
cultivation. balance in timber and
wood. The sawmill timber Is estl-
mated at about three million feet.
about one million feet Is exception
ally fine cypress. About one million
to one and one-quarter million feet
Is pine, the balance Is hardwood. such
as poplar. gum, oak. etc.
The residence contains 18 rooms
The barns and implement sheds nre
in good condition. The wnter on the
place is unsurpassed. This Ia supplied
by an arteslan we'll. running so gall
Ions minute. which rises 20 feet.
The water is delivered by n ram to
the residence and barns.
On the western side is navigable
creek. which puts shipping facilities
within few hundred yards OF tho
ia rms; The soil is good loan. with
splendid quality.
There are few places on James
River which offer so many attractions
and possibilities. This farm must DO
seen to be appreciated. 1t Is well
equipped with farm machinery and
stock. which can be purchased from
the owner at q reasonable price,
TERMS: One-third cash. balance on
credit or one, two and three yenrs
HENRY l.. PLUMMER, Owner.
JAS. II. HARRISON. Auctionecr.
Petersburg. Va.
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Shepherds Hill Farm

tBetween Milford and Bowling Green.
Caroline County, Va.) -, gsg{ u
containing 1873 acres. with q beau
hearths. we'll located among si,sass
trees and shrubbery on an elevatiofr:R
z tenant houses. barns and stables
garage. ice-house. shop. cattle she'd &
assorted fruit. So ~
This farm was the home or thaS
late e. G: Allen and a former homo OF
captain Jack Hudgins and others ofS
antebellum fame. 1t Is beautiful ms
the extreme, ideally located. very
FERTILE tabout 50 per cent being cui-g
land). the frontage is 1855 faM or,S
the main highway from E6Wlings
Green to Milford, being. one milo frnrsis
each point and so miles from Rioh-s
rmond, on the Richmond. Fredericksas1
burg and Potomac Railroad. ,Tkv sd cd
eial' educational and railway faciiIss
lies cannot be surpassed In VirRinias
The farm is we'll watered Win
streams. Wells and springs. and ifssIs
decidedly one OF the most baautIfnIf|
and desirah1 . places in this section ~ 4
virginia. 1T will be sold. notysith. I
Standing price and weather. .csn dis
tons, and may be inspected .,bafoYef
date Of sale through appointment Il
this office - ~
TERMS: one-third cash, remafhdar
In equal payments at one, two.i2hraaj
and four years. secured by hrst,mnrtSal
gage on the property. with IntsreseSi
al per cent per annum. paYahislI
JAMES T. Cosby
Real Estate Agents ana
%, Auction e6fs,
sol Mutual Building. Richmond.ssss.I
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REAL ESTATE BOR RENT
Wnntcti-'Fo Rent

kooMS-wanted. between Apru II a,,i
80. by three adults. three or four rooms
furnished for light housekeeping: bath
ana electric lights Address III sl. car.
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and Equity Court OF the city of Rich
mond. entered on the 3lst day OF
March. 1920. in the suit OF Jasper
vs.: JASPER" the undersigned special
commissioners will sell. at public
auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
APRIL S. 1920.
At $40 O'Clock p. NJ.
the. following described parcels OF
real estate:
First. cat $40 o'clock). All that
lot Of land. with large dwelling and
small store and other improvements.
at the northeast corner OF Cary and
Harvte Streets. fronting is feet G
inches on Cary Street and running
pack l79 feet inches to alley 20 feet
lot OF land. with dwelling Of e eaar
rooms thereon. oil tho north line OF
Meadow. streets. beginning ia feet
west of Ritchie Street. fronting 90
feet on Dance Street. and running
back Ia3 feet 4 inches. said lot 'front.'
THIRD. Cat s o'clock). All that va
cant lot Of land. on tho north line
Q! Dance Street (adjolning above lott
between hes, Ritehle and Meadow Streets.
Street. fronting 80 feet on Dance
street and running back 133 feet 4
lncneS.
TERMS: One-third OF the purchase
price to be paid In cash and the hal
nnce In two equal installments, pay
NJ ct six and twelve months from
inc Gay OF sale. the purchaser cxecut-
lng negotiable notes for tho deferred
payments. with interest from the day
OF SAFE. and the title to be retained
oy the court until all the purchase
money Is Paid. or all cash. at the OPP
ton OF the purchasers.
LUCIUS +. CARY.
EDWARD L. RYAN
Special Commissioners.
I certify that the bond reouIred -
the special commissioners In tho
aforementioned decree has been duly
OF April 1890 ~ uay
LUTHER LIBBY, Cleric
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY HARRlsoS-DYER co.
AUCTION SALE
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL I. 1920.
at 2 o'clock +. NJ, OF

A most beautiful James River Plan
tation of 1867 acres. near Brandon
Prince George County. Va.
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ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL I. 1920.
AT 1870 O'CLOCK p. NJ.

BY EDWARD S. ROSE co. INC,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
10lI Bank Street.
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FARM-wanted to buy from owner a
farm easy terms in good condition
we'll watcred and sufficient wood: conve-
nicnt to Richmond or Petersburg. Civ.
iull particulars to location, acreage
price and terms in reply. l. .l.. care
Times Dispatch.
FARMS wanted for our new catalogue J.
Thompson Brown. llll East Main.
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AUCTIONS-LEG4LS
Legal Notices

Lcptl NOtiCtS VI
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF Wiz
GINA. Richmond. Va. March ~ 1920
a, special mseting of the stockholders
OF the Life Insurance Company Of Virginia
VIII be held at Tho home Office, Of the
Streets: Richmond. Va. on Wednesday,
April IA. 1920. at J o'clock r. NJ. for
the consideration and action OF the stock
holders upon certain amendments. changes
and alterations Of the charter Of the
company. recommended by the board Of
directors of the company 10 the stock.
holders by resolution adopted on the 26th
day OF March. 1920. and for the transac-
ton or such other business as may psoper-
IS come before said meeting. The hooks
be closed on April 10. 1920. and reouened
on April II. 1920. ~. Carlton Mckinney.
Secretary.
oEEiCE or yIRGiNiA STATE HIGH
March 30. l920.-Rlds Will h. received At
the officc of the NirRinia state Highway
nomm N sso. hiehmcnd ,.. "a UNI II
struction OF M across JacSsoSs Creek.
or the KcouShtan Road Ut hampton.
Elizabeth CITY county Va. requiring APP
fortunately 1900 cubic yards OF exca-
Sution.
Bids are requested for MI to lie hult
of shells. with alternate bids on shell
NIL with earth core and alternate bids on
cnch form Of construction for concrete
surface.
Hams and spccncations are on flo at
office of the Virginia State Highway Com
mission. Richmond,
4 certified check for $500, pavabic TO
tn. State Highway Commission, must ac-
company bid IN this proiect
all bids. O. l.. Coleman. state Highway
Comm issioncr.
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Wuntetl--To Rent

or fiat. 10 6 rooms. mod
c-n: first or second floor. West End
preferred. Now near future. Refer
onces. VIII take suitcase. Boulevard
2i64-J.
an apartment or
Nat. rooms. kitChcncttc aud hath
either centrally located la Nest End
east OF boulevard Address IL 573. care
Times Dispatch
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by A. l.. ADAMSON,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Executors
AuchonSale

THAT VALUABLE TRACT or LAND
KNOWN AS GILPINS. CONTAIN
lMG ne ss5m ACRES RIni o1 AH3nT M
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.a.YA.2 sss
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Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF

TATE. CONSISTING OF SHALL
STORE. WITH LARGE Dwell
LlNSS IN REAR, Nat 1928 w.
GARY STREET. AT NORTHEAST
STREETS: HOUSE AND LOT AT
1912 DANCE STREET. AND VA
CANT LOT ADJOINING
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AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

ANNUAL Observation-Disclosures. Va.
the stockho.ders Of tho, Aibemarle Paper
nca Of the so,npany i 20 nirSrn ae inc Of
April s. 1920. at II A. ~. for the
purpose Of electing directors. and for the
transaction of such other business as may
be brouEh: before said meeting. a. L.
Robertson. secretary and treasurer
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BY A J. CHEWING JR,
tats
Court Sale Of Valuable Business Property
Near r., F. & P. r. r.

OF decree the
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Public Auction
SALE 8

At the request of the owner, and In /
order to settle an estate. we VIII SELF
on the premises, Rs,Se, 80;
WEDNESDAY. APRIL z. 1870.
At o'clock p. M. =
all that certain tract of land, with
improvements thereon. known "a the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-17
DO Your Daily Shopping Here.
It viii Save You Money.
Special for Saturday Only

special LOT SATURDAY Only
Sugar to Customers only, lb. Ice
Pure Elgin Creamery Butter;
pound ................. &c
Lilly Farm Creamery, h.. 45c
Eggs. fresh, every one guaran-
teed, dozen ........... 4oc
Coffee, finest blend; 5 lbs. s1.5O
Tea, very best Orange Pecoe 65c
Pfunes; fancy California lb. 25c
Nut Bd.:erine, lb. ........ 33c
Pears, extra fancy; can -. ,25c
Eggs, Plymouth Rocks, doz. &c
CHEESE
N. Y. State Full Cream Cheese
Full Cream Muenster Cheese
Finest Swiss Cheese
Very Old Sharp Cheese.
just received
Very Fancy L~imburger.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25
From Arkana.

Tuesday, Nov. 3D. Mrs. II. NJ Burt
on visitel our school yesterday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Malone and fanlily visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seward Sunday.
Mr.. Hothershed, Of the Alabama set
Element, WAS here Monday. @
Mr.. Dewey ester spent Sunday night
with his sister ant! family. Guess where
HobsOn went.
Quite number Of the Arkana boys
went fox hunting Saturday night and
remained out almost all night.
Mrs. Fannie Lester returned home
yesterday. after an absence of several
weeks. Her health Is reported much
improved.
Mrs. Il. Nj. Burton continues to have
Sunday school at her home for all chill
ilren. Would there were more like
Mrs. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Burton went over
Sunday to see the new residence ,behl::
built on the Rogers old place. They re-
port that it will he Il fine piece of work
when completed.
Mr.. Tanton. of the Alabama settle
ment, has a car set In here ,lnd has
legun to load it with farm product,
for some point in Texas. where he will
make his home. -LA.-ARK. n
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Oak Grove.

Monday. Nov. 22.--Now is "A good
time to get Il supply of winter wood.
Mr.. w. +. Allen was seen in these
parts last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Oliver Harde was a visitor in
this community the latter part Of last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. s. Giles spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with relatives
residing III the Mot community.
Mr.. Arthur Vernon and Miss vertae
Mae Logan We're married week age
by Judge Kilgore. The writer extends
hest wishes. GOOD EYE.
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u s
Of MI. Marian Matleck In Plain deal
ing nst Thursday.
Mr.. Allie DeAIoss visited his father,
Al. DeAioss, yesterday.
Mr.. l. A. Gleason made a business
trip to Shreveport "Wednesday Of last
week.
Chester Gleason spent Saturday and
yesterday with Reginald lbeAIoss and
Courtney Lowe.
alesdaInes Il. +. aud /. 4. Gleason
visited Mestlanles II. l.. Harris and
Johnnie Gleason Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. button Mckenzie, Of
Kingston We're pleasant guests yester-
day of their sister. Mrs. EnnMette de-
Moss. ALT.
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Production Falls Short.

Homer Gn0rdian Journal, l7th.l
There was Il decrease in daily pro-
duction and fewer new oil wells last
week than for any week preyions in
several mouths. In fact, the STANDARD
.tlakex No, II. In section -. witt, an
estimated dallff production 81 800 bar-
rels. was the only well Of any co,,se-
quence reported IN the Claiborne field
last week, as Il producer.
However. the daily avers,ge for the
week was 10000 barrels In round liIrn-
hers, over :OOOU Of which comes from
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25

Hy Learn to say, !. raw Your ad-
vertisement IN the BossIER BANNER
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25
Them Wss the HAPPY Dsys.

1t makes Us city fellrrx rom
E:ach time w liop out 70 the store
TO .ct II butch y garden stun
AZ hrfty as Il pinch . SNUFF.
IN lar our .tseklr wages down
with kick N gr;imhle, grant az tsaSn--
--,.,an read D. all the souotr cds
A-si.tsn gifts 9 sabhage heads
gueumEers, roasfin ears an s!eH
That mage ! feller,s palate itch
Al, then of bgoiliu' ehix . pair
That took the ribbon at the fair.
They got pne srads an melons sweet.
just fer Hnrion in the sheet
An maybe too, when cider made,
They'll have q jug oct in the shade.
] tell you. guys. It makes m sore
7hat We amt country eds y. NOR.
--PUbl6hcYs lsstlSGyy.
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vslue Of csmmaalty Pairs.

: nl -. Iasis,lla 1e". Iesel't.s oi'elsa
: s1nl sups.ll.un -, ~ .ls We. ai.l-
- y. '..c su'1 a, ne salue = cs,1'',
= a.,. .', Ia. ,ns PIE "as aMa .'l'
= 1s az - ~, !. :. =, :, :,
Tut a..o.ul''s - rA','oa iloii',ll'l'
- o''s J. '.,.sa "Is1 Wy e'.s'e
s..s ''" 1 = s''1 p'lAe- -,
my. !. ., ".....s
..''.' -. ~. 4. az np.e -. -.
s,r.,,a,. ~ t,,.. ~, ,s - ny
80, ~. 49,. s... 80
~ 49, ~, 80.
80 - .'s S. s 80 -
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25
PLAIN DEALING
|,OcAL AND PERSONAL.

,ncAL AND Personal.
rhe r. {. Floyd home is nearing
s.a.tion. It's location Is near the
fair grounds.
s. afrs Lamar Hogue and her little
z.htor. of shreveport. spent last Fri
!. aud saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
$~ Il. Bo.;.s.
,lr John Holman. of the. Plain
.l,uy Mercantile Company, was one
I q no business visitors to Benton dur
the week.
q Madam lsulnor says that still an
80 dne Of Plain Dealings popular
uug ladies' is to wed within the next
I or fifteen days.
me Il. NJ. Oglesby cottage on the
Site-on the lot fronting Mrs.
4 Lille $. keetll's prelnises-is being
I h,l,ed up this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey, now Of
.,crntlo. Ark. are. the proud parents
: " rine-pound son, born on the 18th.
4 tlle second son and third child.
Air. and Mrs. .Alton Foster. Of Tex
tsna.s Ark. are the proud parents of
M. horn here Monday morning. ut
nome Of his maternal grandparents.
and Mrs. +. NJ. carstarphen.
After a brief visit here with her
neIter. Mrs. Zen Keetl. Mrs. j. u.
"a left Sunday for Shreveport to
md several days ut the home Of her
4. Mr., Tom Ford. Mrs. FOrtl's home
In Atlanta. Texas.
Miss Marteal Winston. who Is
scl,iny near MooringsrOrt. came HI
~ Thursday for visit with her sis
"a Mines G. Z. Lyon ands larellce
singer. She returned to Mornings
n SUNDAY afternoon.
Allen Roach Inotored UP last
s14,rrs.;,,y evening from Shreveport for
little visit with his daughter. Mrs.
Allen. returning to his home IN
lal,siield Friday, accompanied by Mr..
ma Mrx Il. 4. Tiller as far az keatcllie.
MIR. ]. s. Rogers. II nearby resi-
Int, has AZ guest ut present u FIRST
S6ssxin lie Ind not seen l,efore IN f0rty
fears. He Is Il Mr.. Reed. Whose home
I. IN Mississippi. but who has recently
eteejl farming In Texasif the CORES
l,olslent Is correctly informed.
According to current report. Mr.
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Wyche, Mary Pickett and Margery
Wyclae
THE Farmers Gin will I've closed
down for the season December 1Stll-4i |
little more than three weeks from this
date.
lDeSpite the present price of cotton
and general complaint throughout the
country. trade lii I.lain Dealing re-
mains GOOD.
MIR. and. Mrs. John Meares. of
Shreveport, spent the past Weekend
here with their parents. MIR. and Mrs.
w. e. Meares.
Miss Aline Kendrick returned home
Monday evening after spending three
| days Iii Benton as guest Of Miss
Mayn,e =. Burt
| MIR. II. II. Montgomery was a bust
ness visitor last week. He was Il resi-
| dent Of Ilain Dealing about twenty
live Years, moving to Shreveport few
years ago. So
| Rev l.. 4. Materne. resident Bap
tist nlfnistta-. will In future put III his
full time here --preach here every sun
day. This announcement will prove an
agreeable surprise to many.
4 MIR. h. 4. Tiller. of Houston. Tex
az spent u few days of last week with
his wife, who Is teaching In the school
here. They spent the weekend with
relatives residing in keatchie and To-
gansport.
1 1t was gratifying to hear Mr.. Ben
Keetll say that his campaign OF adver-
Using In the banner and the page
posters printed for him ut that office
won for the Keeth store much addi-
tional trade.
MIR. Marshall Davis, for some time
past resident Of Plain Dealing. has
i,een seriously i'll from an attack vt
pneumonia all this week. Yesterday
afternoon his condition was reported
to lie critical.
MIR. blanchard carstarpllell. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Carstarplen. was
here SUNDAY mixing with old friends.
: His present employment is In Shreve-
port. In the office of the deputy co...
! hector of internal revenues.
.. MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Boggs left
!. Thursday, to make their home for q
: while In Shreveport. their furniture
having been forwarded Oh a truck Mon
day. They viii he with Mr.. ana Mrs
Z Lamar HOgue. In SOnth Highlands.
! -t Considerable cotton was brought
: Into Plain Dealing the first severa
days Of this week. As ginied the mos
]. OF 1t is being shipped to TeYark;al,,
E Ark. and to Shreveport s0rile to b
/ stored, some to lie applied to accounts
y Mrs. j. s. Gray had ~ guests Sun
J. day Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Curry AM
I lchildren, Mr.. ind Mrs. Rob curry am
q little Virginia and Mr.. Benton Hogs
j. NIL OF shreveport, and Mrs. 9. +. Jones
Z lof Abilene. Texas. at present guest Q
j Mr.. and Mrs r. Boggs.
y Work Is progressing well on Plat
dealings new school building. Brio
E laying Ii under way on the second tiOo
y and nearby all the window casing
6. Tor that fiHr haye> been placed. MGR
= than ever before 1t IL to he noted thu
le We are soon to have Il handsome an
lg comfortable scllool building, and
8 would seem large enough to meet I'll
i growth Of the town for some years
~ come.
e Tuesday morning ut about eleye
re o'clock Mr., w. r. Walker shot hinise
Df three times through the heart. dyiH
~ INSTANTLY. Shots were heard In b
III restaurant and he was seen by Mi
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-11-25

II MI the l,;lts lil:itle III velvet. duve-
IAN Or brucilue, aid garnlslied WITH en-
bruidery. were Withdrawn from nl's-
linery displays, one wonders What
would be left. But no such disaster -
iI.re.,le,.esl and we are allowed Y en-
ioy street hats like those shown here.
4,ne ot velvet in two colors with ny
turned brin. one nf ycisst and bross,si-
I'd silk si:Iisilns Il .s,r-es,ti~ t;;ssei. arr
one ii .luyetyn --Siik enlI,rel,sersai.
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You enjoy residing the Bainer. So
would your relative who has removed
from the parish. why don't you oruer
1t rlailed to him.
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Shown above Is a picture Of Sansal
y. Carey. Indian soirslllo. who has \
.iplendid voice and a wonderfully pleas
ing personality She IS 4 member q
tie Cherokee Tribe ais: i member ct
t.s t-55dna The 3uaSa .1.ssi.:-asss- :
sIh... trou. viii arl1ear ii .tla1a Dea<
ing on tie evening 81 December 10th.
The young lady here shown is SUP
ported b. Fred Carflin, rinsi4ist and
Nanita sar1in. pianist, her Ii1slian
travelling companions all at present
With tie White ( 1Iyere LyceutA Blu
yeau. Of Kausas City, No.
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Pless.at nm.

Monday. Nov. - THANKSGIVING Is
right here and Christmas right around
the corner.
Mr.. II. L. Harris aid family visited
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. =. Glea-
son, yesterday.
Nfestlames r. r. GLEASON and L. IL.
AIntlock attended thu. birthday dinner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-15
Twin Beds" Is
Back at Met

Demure Josephine SAKE. well
known TO Seattle theatrc-gocra.
scored personal triumph In Twin
Beds" Margaret Mayo's uproarious
farce comedy. which opened for IA
wook's run at the Metropolitan Sun.
day night.
That Twin Beds" has lost none OF
It's neutrality-suspicious. qualities waa
demonstrated by the enjoyment of
tho large audience that packed the
Metropolitan.
Life In crowded apartment house
is the subject OF the play. Much of
the humor IL derived from the nkiiful
portrayal Of the various types which
exist IN every apartment house and
which are recognized by every one.
Twin Beds" IL more than an
amusing fardA II In a screamingiy
funny one. Among the spectators
sunday were many who had seen the
comedy at least once before, and who
had returned 10 enjoy the iudicrous
situations and tho fast, clean farcieal
lines OF the clever play,
The capable cast includes kathryn
Tracey. who impersonatea slgnora
Monu. wife OF tho temperamentai
tenor on the floor above. August Ara.
mini, as the tenor whose unconven.
tional visit to a friends FIAT almost
has It's sequel in the sale OF one
Of the twin beds: Hugh O'Connoll.