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New Britain herald., 1920-10-12
HEALTH BOARD WILL
 PAY DOCTOR KLEIN
Action Taken on Recommends
 ton Of Mayor Curtis

Abraham Thomas, of New York City. a graduate of Brown Universi- ty. was hired by the board of health commissioners yesterday afternoon at a regular session of that board to i'll tho vacancy left by the resignation of Mrs. Gertrude M. kitson as ta5ora- tory assistant and welfare nurse The nurse will take up his duties at once and pr. J. NJ. Klein who has been fill ing vacancy since ho was succ1eded in tho office of health supcrintenden ent by Dr. T. R. Harris. will leave the de- partment. Upon suggestion of Mayor Orson F. Curtis, the board voted 10 nay pr. Klein for his services at the rate of S100 a month.
 The board authorized the appoint ment Of committee of three to suggest better methods of housing stock to be slaughtered at the slaugh~ ter house and to make improvements in the sheds. The committee was ulso instructed to bring in a new slate of fees to ba charged.
 Plumbing licensca were granted 10
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

Los AngClea---The hard luck" that pursued Lucky Baldwin. farnous California race-track and theater millionaire, from tho time ho was dubbed with the sobriquet of Lucky" follows his daughter. Mrs. Anita Baldwin. now. Recently an attempt to poison Mrs. Baldwin with the fondish bamboo poison of Japan. was made. She believes the attempt was that of discharged Japanese employees who placed tiny bits of bamboo in her food. Tho bamboo fragments were de- signed to work their way through tho stomach. tearing the tissue away. She was saved by prompt treatment
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

ment st.Bo. s2 and t2.5o WilRon'a.- .--advt. Bardeck's hall. October er f.-~-adyt.
 that sold up 10 t3.5O a Ind s2.--Ailaon 'E.--advt- E. Fair. Bungalow to- 
 bow ties. two for si.
 t.
 shirt ut Dollar Day Lnnuai meeting Of tho alley Kindcrra rten asso- - held at Hartford mt the h Saturday, Oct. i6. Miss leIdon is secretary and |llon Is on the publicity
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

VhoIs Covn Rixht OH and bo
 Rld of at"
 Ration 10 corn sufferers, tho &hv that "Got4-It baniaheg &hd two mtnntes-thntfs all--to & drops tO any corn or calluss Ftll stop instantly. In a few & corn dries right up. Soon |&nsd GO ypu can peel tt oT in &ha pfac0. root and nil. H# sold hy all tiruvwists xnOnay ruast. costs but n trife. Mid. PwnGe ds Co., Chicago.
 Britain and recommended as
 corn remedy by rho Clark
 craweilH Drug Store.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-12

IR DAY SpTCTAI.
 Coffee. Et.00. Russell lin St---advt.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-05
Roads Bulletin

the probably better just
 
 The Eenbg and the road from the Blythe fairly good
 the southeast portion of the state Tn fair Superior road Florence s
 Apache roug30 miles rough although traffic this
  grades this road which be made by cart that heavily loaded.
 Pine Flagstaff fairly good There also several hard grades this which ficultg grade motorists unable to negotiate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
OARD or TMAMHn.

w. d,Hlr' Ia rGko this means Of cA-
rTrrrinE "ur heartfelt thanks I" "a"
ncmI,Ir uf IionTy ebay camp, ~, i;.4
NJ " 81 \ the Elm drove MlllluH co,
IInuhins M"IuI 60. Wheeling NolI
ruIndn e. aud our h"lHhltnrh anu
I, Irudn for Ihon kindn"hS shown 40 hni.
inu "a, iiinraH aud f"li"~ina iht h""lh
Of uu, TuIh,I Nj Jnuua EVhInii Iil""-
49,
tniHuudI .
uAi.iiu ~ .UtinIGir nHO1iiEitn AHh
HInIEiIlr slo
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rUAI.Iu nAI.n.

fnhlI' nai" 81 90" ~ The n,"st dshlff
nhia f"'u,a Ia Belmont ""uniy, "hI"in-
ii"' ""avill" bhI". "p wat haln si'"sir
r"l. M"nd.y bspl 1blh ~ T. ~, ,"ln
~ "hI"" paiU ma anis'. J." ~. sob
~ .ld"h - auId WI,ml. I" suli pui
h"",,a H"i . 'n'u hs"uiiful -, h".Iihf
i"I I"'"iIrU 4" bhl" attitude Iibh f."i
Iil'h ~ ,"iurhI" ll,n""i"n' aNb rDUr.ui
,bh "i,uuInurr ~ fin ,"sl diIS,iIF ~
81 ""h r-- h"ii wiih producing see val
uu f",n, I'ius 90" hrlf 'ssil day -
"nIr l.".i" '"lllr" M"lih"vs M" I"in
n M"iih"wsL So" J"hrH, hiit
sItI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
PARMs ron aALn.
ron nan.

ron HAhu III nrrna about seven miles
h"m tho lu'"I p"rnilDn ~ wheeling.
new r""mrd house hnanmnnF and "ol.
lnr good stone f"uuhn ton. water aus
and i'I"phnu", stone pprInHhuuH". 7
hn,na md other buildings. 30 bearing
fruii T""r. "tnnll vineyard bearing ana
IOO apple ir""n aud 100 Rrapn just H"t
"ui on" 81 tho brIi producing farms
IN IhIu section Tor dnlryIng, gardening or
general farming Thia farm II situated
90 Hr"nc church rond near Dallas, Joseph
Walt Hell phOno 7l07 II ~. H2O-g
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ron aALH-Icnrm bnrKnlnn. aEnd nwncr

ron HALu--lrnrm bargains. aged owner
Onrrr no n"r"r rpTlnK wnt"r"d. hlfnl.
IN aud clover land. with now q rOnm
house. slate roof aud furnace. I mi TO
Ming" Junction on pike. near IrhOnl.
church and chr line. large bnnh barn.
other buildings. nOmo timber. lots 81
young fruit. tT.O0O. "ne.hnlf cash. Poe
-crrOu soon. htnCkH. otc. priced right
% aero alfalfa farm. d to"m. Hlnt" roof
cd houHr. largo barn. other buildings.
nprinK wni"rcd on pike. near school.
church nnd car line. I mi. Ia Mlngo Jun,.
ton foot vein or coal Priced Tor
auIrk Hnln 50 boo. hddroHu R0s" MI
wcII. SmIihflcld. ohio H-lb-h
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UAnTED-MALU

WANTDD-'I expert automobile me
chant" and on" expert storage batter
aud electrical MAN. good position. Bru""
". H"nbrIKht. 3ilO jacob ~. CAL lih@.
s-20i
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WAHTED-Iinnkhonp for highest clnr'
r"inIl nl"r" Apply In own hand writ
Ing, l'us 6lb WhrullAE VITA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

WAHTED-Brisht young man to learn
automobile bpsiness. High school
graduate preferred. must have common
nrh"oi education WIN pay moderate
wage while learning. u00d chance 10
yT"w up win Packard UTEani1al lon. Ap-
ply - T.. Mna"n. Packard Motor Com
rhny. IcuIheIwoud s-I1-i
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SaIcs9irls
Wanted

nHrnnInHOnD AHD IN
IlHrn nIEmUnD, I'M Alb
DuFAn TM pHTH, uOOD
aeon ray AND NODD
Qua mon ron ADvAHCH
NJ u aT' TO WII.LIHu
WOua NM APPLY IN
rnnuOH TO MANAGE
THH pDnE 90, 1904 MAIN
mr., WHEELING De
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

WANThD-shippsr.. one who - 40
Quaintsd with tin plate and steel pre-
fsrrsd. Address p. o. BOX 81, Wheeling.
s-20-i
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nUHIHnns oPPonTUHITIns

Mon, We Teach RarbsrinE quickly
IIavo your own shop or work for big
wnEnE Jobs furnlahrd. write. M"l'I,
aII " eth ~ CinCinnsii -. auEtl -jhl
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WANTED-NsI

WANTED-Msn and boys wanted, fac
tory work. Best wages paid. Apply
Merchant Hvsns o., stop Il. War
wood. SOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

WAHTnD--'ilrl Tor tailor shop, ilb
Market attract s-lIl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

WAHThD--' "mpal6nI woman for sen
"r"i homework, Naiy d.nlTabl" h"'ns
f"I 'IEhi r"Tiy. good ~aAsn Aprly ~
ran ~ s-Idh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

hD--atan"Erhphsrh. Apply main
"fiicu Whitaker GleABnoT 20. SIC
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wAE 0-TUAALD

WAHTHD-uiTls for light factory work.
Apply Merchant uVans COMPANY.
Htop Al, WArwOOd. 500
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WAITED hoy !" l".rn ~" )n~"lry
'"r"l' hw-'no"a N"lIy HIos. fourth
ll"ru Nrhmulhn"h nIdH staru
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Wnnt.d--I'"y over IN years ~ sue ~
l"Hrn prlniora' trade NUs hsvo fnir
"'lu'nIIyU. Apply l." form.nnr, Inioi.
IH"uuoi. tn fU0r. News huIldinE,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
L.b"rsTs. ~ WLssliaG PaI-
s.,i.iIG To,. tuaa ssd AstjSiIoaL ~,
alI.I

wAHTnD r'ltemsn hpriT b. snhS"h
5. G"nh, Tuiinn piant sIt.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20

,I,t yIn,Irrd EurrIr Th" hUhr" VIM
H., ,utirrIIs decorated lnlpluh md wi i"
ter the r"'nuiuII Th, couples w"r" lh'
~, Iuiruiu 81 number "r uHoful ana
l.. rutIlul uI,'oniH
Mr aud Nrr William MnThsr nnl
hnurhI', Mnrlr. Mlrr lturr wiley hnh
to-" l. nId rI"uI Thur-dny aud Friday
win r,h'lv"r ni MhII"iin
puIi" u number fT"m h"To attended
hriu tie. Itil"hlr county md Warrington
,,rrui, r,'ru "n,h dnl this w"ch. Th"y
I,lu,II riN "uIuynhI" days
Me- \ - N,t.r". Mr. nui Mr. ", n.
N't..,. .r rIr At Marietta ThuTrhnY.
Ma ,.,n'H, Iiul.l van called To
,rInI rIuvu uhl". N"nhny. by Tia" dcnih
"I h'I Einuh' hIl'l
Vt, ,ud Nj, Nluicr "r Chh'lnn"oEn.
'r'uu.. 20" 7r"uituE reveal hnbn h"I"
ia" ru''ur "r rh",I son. rr'h 4. and
vtI'
- hnI,r hr.r teeth h'f"I" hillh. but
Ih'n, 81, dlrrl",d hs whni'h"nu Ivy
Ih, ltIm, IL, animal iH born
l,r wa hnf ,nnIpa 81 tho n"rvi''" In
Ii,II,i rItstrr wrI, Invented Ia mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-20
TWO INTERESTING
SERMONS DELIVERED
BY REV. STRIDER
FAITH IN uOD WILL nRINu ALL.
NATIONH INTO CI.OBE AND
LAaTING FnIENDHMIP
LoBHOnH Drawn From -Four OF tho Do
VAatatsd Hattie Fields Ia
Northern Franco

Nov u. /. l.. HlrId"r rector - u
Mhtthrwr l. H. r.pIa'upal church "i
Ihlr city. VIII" han IuII returned iI"u
n trlp 10 England aud ia" battle nclhu
az France. delivered "a m"iniuR aud nh
evening TcTrU"u g. uUmi''Ip 81 Tia" con
EroEatluu that thTuuTCd 10 tho ,huI, Il
to woi,"m" thoir pastor homo
Th' nuhl"oI 81 lhr. ut"IuluF herman
wna Tho '."d ur Mun mad hnil"nr. Do
ia" t"Nt. iHtnrh. thnr -. N"rH" T.
" hu hUIh u,'urnIrd the w"i'ru Ia ia"
h"II"w uf hi1 h"ud. nyd mul'h oct
lIuhvru win cyan, uUh '"mli 'hond' Il
the dust of tho 'uiih Ia m'UHuIo hnl
weighed tho u,,niIurl"r Ia 90, nI'u nud
the hlIlu H. hul"u''
~ liI,ls nulh Ia InIl lao u"nl
lnl"rInui thing Ia 'i,'d 90 i"lIrI"n q
tIo KIM ct ,."d n,li',.l H. a rrNuI'
hoIIrvrn H. 90 wage 'I"h u SO 'yulI
dIaw In d,lulI rI' tui' "G " man '''d
~1 v,.uII E".,u iI,. 600" Iho n"tl"u 81
IaIn'I f"Ii,'i H. 40 hIrh d' HlI"E wh'"
n ',nn,d -, h. li'n" in " upIi liu"l ""l
,nGIallY wS,lhl i.bI
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ron ghLn hur"n
ron u n o. u

ron uhLH fm"i family l"h' h'"',
nu InrE ~ Nrtlluu I''iV. one. J.
,unI,run as MAIN ~ Wh"'lImR w Nm
-
ron HHLH u!rn ,""l,lur ri"'" l'Ir"
r.,,nruuhlr ruI u nr"nhwnS W
ron HhI.u NV" horuru.' vt d,""". h"'
hnIn,rr. o., ThuInhill wagon WIN
,nnI h-I new. NyTn,ur" hlllilh" pillow. =
iu,uhniurH I hr"udrr 70" 'hi'N'mn !"
uuIr, NlhII ItrIull'. H'"I'h.n liIdE".
Martina ruIy -, - m,l'u Ii"m ""p
10 ll"yInud liu' -" ~
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ron uuHT ti," I iu"u, flri MD "u'
,u,,,u ilri lnul,I' i"ll"I. u"wlv rnr'i"h.
Irtm"hIri. urrrourl"u - IVA W""h ~
| .uuuI,, - inlh nIIoni - plum"
IIrh ! w
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WAITED I'"I"' ~ uu"a hrplr AM
ul'"nr's I'h"iup"y, 1910 haIn ia u
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WANTED

A MOOD nirl for general
hnuusvoIh! good homo ana
good pay ~ right party. In
uuIro at The noss 90. 1904
Main nj. Wheeling, w. Va.
u
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wAHTpD IN laIrps'a hrpiv " rrh."L
j. sob" ruiI,n plant ssiii
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T'"w M"'Pr"'"~U


r,,n u,,'" loo .. l"rlr '","
.,r,.uI., 81 iIuuurn In.i 'inu,uI -
1900" HlIin, 1l'uu i"~l,t ne"
,l.,r Nr,iIu '.,'ruh'r,E Iip',r' Ir"""
r Jn.,'n ~ u""""roh'ln '"',"l,. 81
N..rr.r"'"~r
iunu I,i,Hoy ruI vlf. "f 'Iny~
vlIl"
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I'rIriunuI
I",'rn" " rl"u. / ! "umr. ~ MHn
nIuEl"u
ri,ulu,u WAT. ~ Nj rl,nr,ut
= u u .'m nuh VII" 81 Iuch
hnr.n"u
Ir,urs .'I,,."u nuh wife 81 I.lm Gr"v"
" IlIInm ti,r,lu ct 'n'uh' uNill". ON"
I.ndI., via" n,,"mIrul'l ia" r'i"r"nr
,,,,' Mln."' VI Nuur lInll hud T." N"u'
p. I'll. Mia Irrrlr I"IIn Ma N,IrrI'i
.rI,uup..,u. Nrr Inrllr IInI,rr. Nh ALMA
Illulr NIt- Afrry fpy. Mrn 1h"I'rn =
" rD. MnrEu"rit" NrEluir IInll Ma
ANN IIrIsrr NV Mnry lehman. Mr.
Nnun 'I""r MR. H""np . I'mwn"n,
Mn IIrLI" c"nl,Ic Mr, ~ M'klll
aud NlIn N"rhln %ruunu. Of Wheeling
Lots OF Laden
MIA %cl""u GOV. Martina Ferry. 'H'I"
Nj ldn T. E""uil nud n"r,. ! How
,rd Is""uir Mrr Sarah .il"pIllmr. -
Nj" III, IInHc mn7 Agnes HIhnm
nud Nr-. Mary M''"uIu'y 81 Elm
t.I"v"
Mrm"a I'n",no WAY aud "',',"Ic
N,l,U r,,u and Mr." NurUHin / A. h'I
non 81 SlnuorHvIIl"
Nj Emrn lpcu,cr Mro nury l.
Guurr und s"n CAT '.umI. - Manning
ton
Mr. G II urrr''r ct NJ M',n'"
Nlnn unr hnIn ri"u,n, - ht'"l'""
W.T..
vi ~ thee lndI', ~",, h,dH"r lnhl'n
ll,, II ,h" ""'Ilinr1 r"'l'ihH 81 With Il
Iir. ni, -, uri',rr ""h r''r"'d I" h' a.
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ron RBnT-- NI'"ly TuTuiHhHh rooms for
I IIEhI housekeeping nui Hi"nplnK. An
! ply 2nh floor Low lni"llEonCer hldg.
: IhUb Mnrbci ~. je-I1-u
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l,n vIIl h"ru ,hnIp' 81 Iho n"fvi''" Ia
ItnII,i rhatrr wrI' invented ~ mon.
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ron HHHr .nrI"h house. n r"oms, bath.
attic. Ipru. yprd. $4,000 per month, A.
lIrt Hi Apply wheeling TIL. 90.
lIut md E"ff Hta n.lIrl
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
LOEW,S COLUMBIA
"The Restless Sex"

THE Restless Sex" the gorgeous
and magnificent Cosmopolitan pro-
duction of Robert w. Chambers
famous Cosmopolitan Magazine story
OF the same name. with Marion
Davies and Carlyle Blackwell fea-
tured in the roles of stellar impor-
tance. continues the featured attrac-
tion of the sixth great super-program
of the season at Loew's Columbia
Theater this week.
The Restless Sex" which began its
Washington engagement last Sunday.
is q breath-taking romance OF a
petted. society idol whose craving for
excitement led into a loveless mar
riage to escape the scandal, OF q road
house adventure. and II reveals. In u
series of episodes terrific In their
dramatic power and opulent in the
beauty of their investiture. her sue
cessful though delayed effort to find
happiness with the man she really
loved.
Frances Marion scenarized the
story and Robert Il. Leonard directed.
The supporting cast Is unusually fine
and a splendid array OF added attrac-
tions form a feature OF the same pro-
gram.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
IDLE SHIRT
PLANTS TO CLOSE
Factories Operated by George
P. lde & Co. Will Shut
Doors Soon.

TROY. n. Y, Nov. 1s.-All the shirt
factories of George y. Ide & Co., Inc.
located in fifteen cities in various
parts OF the country. will be closed
indefinitely as soon as few remain
ing orders are filled. according to an
announcement made by A. Harris Ide.
Vice President of the corporation.
Troy will be only slightly affected,
as the factories OF the company here
are devoted almost exclusively to the
manufacture OF collars. The an
nouncement follows a curtailment in
the production In several of the big
collar and shirt factories. which are
operating on four-day week
schedule. Unsettled condition of tho
raw material market and lack OF
orders are the reasons assigned.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
DON BARCLAY STARTED
AS NEWSPAPER ARTIST
Gayety Comedian Beats Bill
Fields for Wheats and

Don Barclay former star with Flo
Ziegfeld's "Foliies" and headliner OF
Arthur Pearson's show. step Lively.
Girls" which Is the attraction at the
Gayety Theater this week. was the
winner In a drawing contest with W.
c. Fields. a "Follies' comedian, at
well-known white front lunch room
last night, while scores OF admirers
OF the two thespians stopped between
their wheat cakes to applaud the con-
testants.
Barclay started tho important part
OF his life as a cartoonist on the Ban
Francisco Examiner. his work peins
pitted against that OF Fields, VINO
shaved for the opposition sheet. Last
night. to settle for all time a dispute
as to who could WELD tho paint
brush and pencil quicker. Barclay en-
gagged Fields in combat.
The Gayety star was TO draw car.
toon picture. twelve by nine, OF
Fields In quicker time than Fields
could draw a picturs OF Barclay, In
order to win the bet. Barclay won
with plenty OF time to spare. Fields
being intently engaged In touchins
up the rose-colored point OF BARCLAY
nose as the latter called victory.
The Gayety headliner having won.
Fields was forced to spend $40 TO
cover the cakes and coffee for the
crowd. Barclay claims he Is a better
cartoonist now than ever. and otfers
to match his speed against the best.
Three years ago when the "Follies
visited Washington Barclay did his
eccentric work at the National. But
this year. after q sojourn in London,
BARCLAY was made such tempting
offer by Arthur Pearson that ne
could not resist. and hence he 10 back
for a two years run on the Columbia
circuit. The last appearance that
Barclay made In Washington as
burlesque attraction. before this sea
son. was when he worked with Al X.
Hall, who is now nt the head OF the
sporting Widows" Company, a
Jacobs and Jermon production.
Barclay is an enthusiastic booster
of buriesque. says it's future appears
more ~promising than ever, and per-
sonaiiy thinks the performers In that
branch of the show game are better
paid than perhaps in any other. There
you have his reasons for sticking to
burlesQue.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
THE STRAND
Hines . Big Hit.

Harry Hines, the popular musical
comedy and vaudeville star continues
to keep capacity audiences in . state
Of uproarious mirth at tho Strand
Theater this week, where he is tho
headline attraction. Others appear
ing include Edward Hill In Hattie
Creations; Ector and Dona, present.
ing character bits Of comedy and
music: Ruth Rogers and the Laurel
Four in a musical satire along new
lines as arranged by Messrs. Canto
and Yates: and the Gypsy Trio. who
give q whirlwind revue with dance
specialities and Russian Ballet.
The photodramatic presentation Is
Henry Lehrman's initial comedy offer
ing for First National Exhibitors, "a
Twilight Baby" with Lloyd (Ham)
Hamilton and Virginia Kappe in the
stellar roles. Thousands arc daily
declaring this to be one of the fun
niest shows ever offered on a Wash
ington screen.
Orchestral selections and short Aim
subjects complete the program.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
SHUDERT.BELASCO-
"The Ruined Lady"

Tho expert and engaging come
dienne. Grace George, is said TO be
lending her usual charm OF presence
sprightliness OF spirit and lightness
OF touch to an amusing comedy. "The
Ruined Lady" which begins a weeks
engagement at the Shubert-Belasco
Theater next Monday night.
The piece recounts the plight of a
woman past her first youth, and too
long betrothed to an easy-golng H.
ancee: the ruso by which y friend
prompts her to speed him TO mar
riage: the serio-comic consequences
to all concerned: the agitations and
explanations that bring the desired
end.
Miss Georges company comprises
the following: John Miltsrn. Jane
Corcoran, Grace Heyer. Jean oliver.
Francesca Rotoli. Violet DeBicary.
Alice Endres, Ralph Glover, Nell
Hamilton, and John Gray.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
CONGRESS TO BALK
At 10-CENT FARE
Strong Opposition Predicted II
W. R. and E. Tries to
Boost Rate.

Strenuous opposition to further in-
creases In street car fares in Wash
ington promises to be manifested In
Congress.
II the attempt to secure a ten-csnt
fare 10 pressed by the Washington
Railway and Electric Company active
steps to block II are promised In Con-
8ress.
While the Public Utilities Commits
sion may be amenable to the arsu-
ments OF the company that IL ought
TO be allowed to boost fares stiil fur
ther. in the face OF declines In costs
OF many materials. Congress is show
ing symptoms OF baking hard.
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STARS of Stage and Screen Booked in Capital

expression. and was ready enough In
his proposal OF marriage. They were
In each others arms. when they were
seen by another whose one belated
hope In life had been that the. girl
might care for him.
This tangled romance Is In 'shav-
ings," the comedy OF Cape Cod life
which Henry w. Savage will OFFER at
the National Theater next week. II
Is one OF three romances In this
comedy which glows with love and
laughter. "Shavings" played with
success for six months last season at
the knickarbocker Theater. New
York, and 10 coming here with its
original cast intact. Harry Beres.
ford will be seen In the title role.
There will be special matinee on
Thanksgiving Day Thursday. also u
Saturday matinee. Tho usual wednes-
day matinee viii be omitted.
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FOLLY
"ReeOrd Breakers"

traction next week. Jack Reid and
his own company. THE Record
Breakers" Behind the Scenes" and
Going Up" Is the offering OF the frst
and second part Of the program. The
funny comedian, Jack Reid, Is the
leading comic OF the attraction, and
he 10 surrounded with a bevy OF beau
tiful magnetic chorus girls, funny
comedians and condolences, includ-
Ing artists OF reputation. Wig: Viola
Elliott. Joe Perry. Ella Reid Gilbert,
Bert Hall. Bonham Bell, Josie West.
Carl Stevens. Bob Girard. Babe Brad
ley. Tim Healy and Emily Keller.
The features OF the attraction are the
chorus. men and corps Of handsomely
gowned girls and sprightly pony
dancers. Matinee daily.
The Washington times., 1920-11-18
GAYETY-
"Hits and Bits"

After a long absence from the
Columbia Burlesaue Wheel. sliding
Billy" Watson returns to Washington
in Hits and Bits" next weeks at
traction at the Gayety Ttcater. His
distinctive talents as a comedian and
dancer, will be supplemented by the
work Of a supporting cast which in
cludes Margie Coate. Jay c. Flippin.
Edna Knowles, Morrison and Harte
and the Charles Ahearn troupe. A
chorus large in numbers and remark
able for the individual attractivencss
Of its members is notable.
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MOORE'S RIALTO-
"The Penalty"

great story. remarkable lead
ing character, mastery direction.
flawless photography and perfect
acting all combine to make q great
picture In view OF which fact 1.-The
Penalty" Goldwyn's perturbation Of
Gouverneur Morris famous story Of
the same name as presented at
Moore's Rialto Theater all this week
will undoubtedly rank in photoplay
history among the chosen few.
The role OF blizzard" the legless
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-three.)
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ION BARCLAY, leading

comedian In "Step Lively
Girls" at Gsyety Thester this
week. who began rs newspaper
cart0onist and has yet to lose
his ancient cunning.
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Not oaIy has senator DiaL % SS0tA
Carolina. promised to take steps to
oppose higher fares, as member OF
the Senate District Committee. but 4,
was learned today he would have
plenty OF aNl.
Prominent members OF the House
are watching the Developments close
ly and some of them say flatly the
Increase will not be permitted.
Not only street railway officials,
but members OF the Public Utilities
Commission. will be put on the grill
at the Capitol early in the session II
the movement for higher fares Is per
sisted in.
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B. F. KEITH'S-
Vaudeville.

Armand Kaliz and the unusually
large company OF fourteen players
will hold topmost place in the
Thanksgiving week bill at b. +.
Keiths Theater. commencing at the
matinee Monday next. An extra
matinee will be given at p. m,
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday next.
The Kaliz company will produce
Temptation" an allegorical operetta
in six scenes. in which Father Adam
and Mother Eve are portrayed in the
Garden Of Eden.
Others include Sybil Vanc, the little
Welsh prima DONNA who headed the
Royal Opera Company at Covent
Garden. London; Miller and Mack,
THE Blng Boys" Ben Smith. THE
Rotund Travelling Salesman" the re-
mainder OF the program promising a
rare holiday program for the period
of rejoicing.
Next Sunday at 3 and Sis p. m, at
Keith's, all the attractions of the
current week will appear for the last
times.