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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c. A. Joplin and wife to S. S. For
rest; 253.37 acres out survey SO.
block "a, and 1868 acres out sur
vey 81. block 24-SI4,O1O.5O.
/ W. X. Haddock to Ora NJ Haddock.
lots ! and block So; lots l, 2 and
3, block 81, South Slaton addition
$1,000.
/ S. K. Cade and wife to Matt A..
Hofell; lot 6, block Sc, South Slaton
addition TO the town Of Slaton-
$4,000.
S. l.. Forrest and wife to |. J.
Kidd; ll6 acres out Of the south and
west part of survey is, block "a
s2.64S.00.
o. G. Kershner and wife TO ]. A.
Cardwell; lots 6, 7 and 9 block 9
Overton addition to Lubbock-s5,-
250.0O.
N. L. Green and wife TO S. E.
Black; northeast one-fourth of sec
ton Z, block D-7-$f0, 10000.
NJ d. Haynes and wife to Paul
Hufstedler; southeast one-fourth Of
survey Z, block R-G-sl1,200.O0.
j. W. Rose to A. A Ray; lots l,
2, 3, 4 and 5, block Ill, original
town Of Lubbock
j. o. Jones to S. +. Moines; east
half lot 10 and west half lot Il,
block 1T, original town Of Lubbock
-Sf, 25000.
w. d. Anett and wife to F. F.
Mays; lots II, 70. 10, IA and Is,
block l2s. original town Of Lubbock
-ss,50000
Fannie /. Reed and husband 10 J
r. Perry; lots 3, and s, block Il 3,
Overton addition SS55.0O.
G. c. Kerk to J l. Ballenger; lots
8, 9 and 10, block 8, Overton addi-
ton TO LubbOck-S65O0O.
A b Ellis and A. Judd 10 r. F
Hendley; lots 10 and IA, block 1877.
original town Of Lubbock -sl,75O.
Raleigh Martin and wife 20 T. !.
Day; lots IL, ~, 10, "a and IS,
block pol, original town Of Lubbock
SIS, 10000.
w w. Balch to r. A. Baldwin;
lot z, block II, original town Of Sla-
$4,000
Paul Hufstedler and wife TO Alex /
Weaver; southeast One-fourth sec
ton 7, block R-G-S2 $4,000.
D. r Rentschler 10 J. NJ. Slagle /
lots 4 and 5, block ia. Ovcrton adj |
dition to Lubbock-S $500 90
George c. Wolffarth TO Rufus /
Rush; lot z, block ITS, Lubbock
$500
II. P. Bradley and wife to Lub-
Tex Motor Co.; lot 20, block l1S,
original town Of Lubbock $1,000.
Mary F. Hinton 10 W. r. Baskin;
lots and s, block IT'S, town Of Lub-
book 81. 050O0
A. b. Ellis and A. Judd 70 7. 5.
Jones; lots II and ~, block 1877.
original town Of Lubbock-sl 800.
Irma Willis and husband to X. l..
Bailey; lots II and rs, block So,
town Of Lubbock-S3,0 10000
7 l. Holt and wife TO {. l. Carl
ton; lots II, 10 and ~. block -.
town Of ldal0u-S2 $4,000.
c. Shredder and wife to Carl
Shredder; 100 acres out Of survey
65, block A-$2, 10000
w. A. Bacon, ]. O. Jones and j.
=. Bacon 10 VIM. Haddock. Jr;l
southwest one-fourth OF survey 80. I
block ID s., $50 90.
J A. Hodges and wife 90 II NJ
HIT; lot 3, block lO7, original town
n Imhhock $1,000 90
Claude u. Hurlbut 20 IRA Emhry;
ot 10, block 1874 original town u !
lubbock i,425.00.
Arthur Kelsey and wife % The nes. (
lemona State Bank section III,
llack & $1,000.
&. G. Hoffman and wife 10 A &.
laFrianni lels 40. and ~. hlock
ID. South Slalon addition % slalon
1900 90
W 1. sowell and wife ID Mn.
.ena Adams loia / and Z. block lba.
nrInsl tn~n ~ lnhhoek ~, 500
Frank sinFfea a. hulus d NoaroI
be n and M. hloek lsI. original
aan ~ ahhocl la1a 90
. A Hedges ani elfa b. "a 4,
10, l.. 'upasn re- =. q survey ~
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
COMPARATIVE COTTON
PRICES NOW AND 1897

j. H. Jennings, local townsman,
handed the Avalanche book which
he had kept his cotton accounts in
during the year Of 1897. Mr.. Jen-
nings was then residing in South Tex
as and was a cotton buyer. We find
that 1850 pounds Of cotton seed at
that time was bought for $4O6. To-
day It would possibly sell for nine
or ten times that amount. Many
bales Of cotton bought in 1897
brought the grower SIS and less,
from which the picker got his por-
ton A bale Of cotton now bringing
less than $3.50 would be considered
worthless
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
RICHARD L. DOUGLAS RETURNS
FROM STATE UNIVERSITY

Richard L. Douglas, who was here
last summer in the law office Of at
torney Roscoe Wilson, returned the
latter part Of last week from Aus
tin, where he had been the past win
ter taking a law course in the State
University. Mr.. Douglas informs US
that he will again be associated with
Mr.. Wilson and will remain in Lub-
book until the opening Of the next
term Of school.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
II Got Real Mad Whom ! Lost My
Setting Hen" Mrs. Hannah

IL went into the hen house one
morning and found my favorite set
ter dead. got real mad. Went to the
store, bought some RAT-SNAP and
in week ! got six dead rats Every
body who raises poultry should keep
Three sizes. Csc, soc,
si.00 Sold and guaranteed by Cole
Myrick Hardware and Implement Co.
and City Drug Store.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

The Office OF Jackson Brothers,
feed and coal dealers of this city,
is being moved this week from south
Cedar Street to near their warehouse
near the railroad tracks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Born last Wednesday afternoon 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus G.. Moore, a
girl Mother and daughter are re-
ported doing nicely.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Success is always ready to meet
you half way, but Il will never cling
to your coat tails.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

NJ and Mr. w. 4 N|||olI. N|m
Ma hslIFl NJ t|nANII sHH III
Ilan h Iahhalk |asl Nsai=I
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

f. NJ Maddox and wife went to
Post Monday on a short business Wis
it, returning home Monday after
noon. Mr.. Maddox reports that they
some real muddy roads.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10
NOTICE.

Have your ola hoors made new.
and your neN floors aandrll. waved
and polished " The nee nTlnfTf and
pnllsher. and fhrY will laf twice ~
long. Nffff. fhe fIaar Man Iaone
sag 1nIn
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-10

Mrs. Clark Rush left last week for
Taylor where she will visit for sever
al days with friends and relatives
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16
Takinr Despefate Chanees

1t il true that many contract Sc
we're colds and recover from them
without taking any precaution or
treatment, and . knowledge of this
fact leads others to take their chanc-
es instead Of giving their colds the
needed attention. 1t should be borne
in mind that every cold wcnkens the
lungs, lowers the vitality, makes the
system less able to withstand each
succeeding attack and paves the way
for the more serious diseases. Can
you AFFORD to take such desperate
chances when ChamberlAin's Cough
Remedy, famous for its cures Of bad
colds may be had for = trifie!
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

4 woman's fondssl htps = = stay
yepzg. Ghe oftaa Essprss - paints.
powdss and easmsti1a 70 hide hss
ysasA eoass won,ea pay iaEes suzaa to
SCALED ''BsAsty Doctors" Il ~ be-
~ Tat nsensy win bnv yos4A. Othsrs
wsAr giSIish drcssas, thinhins ~ can
feol ths world shout thsS ase. But
No oMs y deceived. Ths ness yeu try
70 hide your Ags. ~ nsors u slows.
Thre h but ons thing that holds old
~ bask. and that y health. U'skness
ssd weakness bring old axs seriy in
lifA DR.. Picyess FavoEits Prsscrip-
tasn = . buiidias.up msdisins for
wensa. II makes them healthy and
stTcng when they suffer from women .
tEeublss- 1t keeps them locking young
By kssping them we'll. It IA . woman IS
tonic for the fFail, Tie delicate and
those who are nervous, dizzy and who
havs baekache and dragging pains.
Tavosits Prescription 4 altogether
vsgstabls aAd without . particle Of
alssAek II u ssfs y taks. Try it
sSw. In tablet or liquid form 1t all
druggists, Or ssad los for trial paeksge
ef ~ tablets 70 Dr. Pisres = MvAlids'
Hetal n Buffalo. N. 7.
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EMMETT NEWS

". r. Sinclair va . Boiss visita
last week.
Buy your squash and oniens e Il
Coop Exchan9e.
r d Bowen was II Roiss gunda!
and Monday on business.
Fruit packing 1t the Denny Com
pany plant closed Monday.
For Buick o. Dodge ears 1T ~ sAeV
you. Lisenby 4 Roberts Auto Co.
shcp work guaranteed. Get on
prices Lis4nby I Robsrts Auto ca
STOCK powder It half pries 1t tn
Coep Exchange.
Mrs. Zola B. Kelley u : student in
The Idaho Commercial college II Boi-
~.
Stockholders Of tbs WaIlacs Wyous-
ing Oil Company See }. H. stonsr n
once for information.
Miss June Bowman. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrn- Elmer Bowman Of Sweet,
is very III with typhoid fever.
I1t me fill your order for Christ
mas apples, bOs to tl.26 . box.
Phone ssw. G. G. Johns. lp.
Carl DAsch Of Wsisar. = eomrads
Of IAwrencs Polly In France. Il visit
ing At the DR.. Polly homo for few
days.
Mrs. M Horton went 70 Boise TO-
day for = short stay. She has bsen
III for sometime, bat = slowly I'm |
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Phillips. Nj.
and Mrs. Barry and Mrs. B. O. Clark
attended the state convention Of au-
tomobile dealers in Boise this wssk.
p. E. smithson enjoyed = visit
last night and today from his daugh-
tf and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert W. White Of Salt Lake City.
The Rev. Elmer Grant Keith At
tended conference Of ministers Of
the LAGrande district at Weiser. on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
W. o. Williams is making his annu-
al visit with relatives and friends in
Emmett. During the past year he
has been in the employ Of the electric
power company At HALEY.
Christmas presentsl What would
be more appropriate than = tailor
made suit or overcoat. make them ,
from 500 down As low As $3.50. EN- .
nett Tailoring and Cleaning Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Mclaughlin re-
turned home last week from Falk,
shers they spent the past three weeks :
With Mrs. MeLaughlih's parents, Mr..
md Mrs. J, w. Peery and brother
Harry.
Buy your Christmas candy at
;oiden Rule Store. u
Friends received word today from
larry Panning, former employe ut o
he mill. that he il now In n
Baltimore wiring = mill. and that II .
vould take At least year to finish !
he work.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Salisbury, the q
ormer sn employe Of the Boise Pay 4
tie mill, went to Meridian on Tues c,
ny to remain indefinitely. Meridian .
ras their former home and they own
esidencc proprty there. =
A good Christmas mixed candy at :
7c to 36c At Golden Rule Store. :.
Claude Raharts returned. yesterday a
rom Boise. whaFs he has been At =
ending the meetings Of the Idaho
Luto Association. Yesterdays Boise
apers contained an account Of 9
'iaude Roberts running into . Ford 3
n . Boise street and smashing Il r
adiy. Mr.. Roberts says he II not Z
he guilty one, but that Il was his a
athsr who had the eollision.
California soft shell walnuts at SSc; 3
lba. for s1.Oo, At Golden Rule Store.
For Buick or Dodge cars let ~ show te
ou. Lisenby 4 Roberts Auto Co.
Lilly calf meal on sale At ths Coop.
Exchange.
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week
Floyd coeL.rilI .psns Sunday b
Boise.
, Mr.. Essisston is Boise visito,
this weik.
Brov.'. HUH ! down from Mccall
tits wssk.
Mixed nut. sse ; pound At Goldsn
Rnls Store,
1 Frunk chaDin Il in Psystts on bud
ness this week
Miss Wooisy rsturnsd last wesk
from Fairfield.
J. r. T. Bayss has bsen asrisssiy
III the past wsek.
Harold Brown spent Sunday 1t his
home In Nontour.
!. N. Dillon left Tuesday for Colo
Eado With . carload Of apples.
Mrs. Dora z. Merrill vas Paystts
visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Shop work guaranteed. Get our
prices. Lisenby 4 Roberts Auto Co.
Mrs. Lauren Dean and Mrs. C. w.
Skinner spent Sunday and Monday in
Boiss.
DR.. Cummings took . patient TO
Boise Saturday returning homs on
Sunday.
Miss Margaritha Thommsn LETT
Sunday for Fairfisld 70 help In the
bank there.
Bob White has accepted . position
ia Paystts and lsft this week To ~
sun's his duties.
Mrs. gtolssbsrry Il In Caldwell
This week on business connected with
Ehs !. o. o. r. home.
Masquerade costumes for rent.
rhe Knit Wear 4 Bonnet Shop, 1905
Aain St., Boise, Idaho. of
II the lady who lost . silk glove
will call At this office she can recover
anne. or leave the mats Ia 1t.
Fred Amsbaugh. who has been SER
ously Ill, is greatly improved, and ,
spects to be up in . few days.
The Midway Motor Co. have started G
jitney service. When service Of !
hat kind is wanted, phone $50. 6tf /
Miss Dora E. Merrill plans to leave $
or her home at Lockhaven, Pa, Sat
rday, to remain until the robins come y
gain. c
Rev. w. II. Parker, pastor OF the G
zeal Nazarene church, is in Nampa :
, attend q convention Of Nazarene
minister's.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Murray and Mr.. ]
nd Mrs. Burton were among those
tending the automobile convention
Boise this week. :
Representative-elect c. C. Stinson
Pearl is in town today on his way o.
,me from = months visit with his =
ater in Seattle, being there for the y |"
thanksgiving dinner. L
The Palace Meat Co. on Friday :
tipped out q carload Of hogs. A l.
~ hogs were left over and II they :,
N get enough together, will ahip 4,
lothcr car next week =
Mrs. Thompson Craig and Mrs.
dxerton have moved to town for the = =
inter and will occupy the cottage Of :.
. Dunham sisters on First street g
ring Miss Merrilps absence In the ~
lst. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hoff ana baby came y
Or frem Beiss Wednesday to visit =
n Ho3cs parents. Mr.. and ArA
irish. Mr.. Hctf left today for No 8
III. but viii return 70 spend Christ e
~ hers. Z
BRING your chickens y the Cesp r,
kchaHEN
Max Cusnthss. painter and dscora- y y
:. P. o. Box bs7. is-iop. :. =
Chocolate candy at from SOC 70 coc :.
pound nt Golden Rule Store. g.
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SAI.E--Extra quality Of corn,
s1.35 per cwt. R. G. Graves, phone
82-R11. 11-2p
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE-Pure bred White Or
pfngton cockrells. Mes. p. n. Lock-
Gtk ~
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE-Hay delivered $14; po-
tatoes delivered $1.35 psr cwt. X
miles north Of town. W.. q Morris,
roufe 2 lp-llt1
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SAIA-Nsw Oliver No. Q type
writor el PAeeo i97J, or eall
no 3 VEL G L Barter. stf
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FOR SALE-Thrse-year-old COW, 4
in spring. Muse SELL, giving milk,
freuA in spring. Only $45 if taken
soon. J. w. Hunter lott
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16
BY Dr.. Delay, D. G.

FOR sAIEEssd chopper. nsv. J
". Tylsr. 81
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE - Seed potakoes, from
Idaho Falls. Henry HaaAitani. 10
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16
FOR SALR

FOR SALE - Pure bred Wy1ndotte
roosters, $3.50 each. NJ IA More
house, 6 miles west Of town. 1l-4p
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE-LARxa Cole hot kak
heating sAo&AS child'B bed COM
plste. b. a. fAomas, 414 SAennd
skEeet. 10
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE-Ferd touring car, or will
trade for horse and buggy. Frank
Marshall, / niiA Waat and y pailA
south Of Cenkral Ma schoolhouaA
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

LOST-A large tire chain. Hinry
Obermeyer. "a
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR &AEE-Fsnes posts, q cents
eaA ( Q. b Enmett. JohA DokkA,
HoBasshea 1snd. lO-ep
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Column
LOST AND FOUND

TAKEN UP-A 2-year-old red heifer,
both ears clipped 10 point, branded
on right hip but brand not plain.
Call 1T Henry Pests ranch, " miles
north Of town on bench. 10-4t
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

LOST-OaA pair ladies' brown gloves,
between Cash Grocery and Bonnat
shop on N. Wash Leave at Index Of
nee. I'll
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

STRAYED = One gray gelaing .co1-
iAg yeArs old in spring, wAit1
spaA h forehead and nose, two hind
feet and one fore foot white, bunnaod
Jl.R (ccnnectsd). 1brewn mule eorn-
ing 3 ysArs old n spring, brAndod
JLk (eonnsetsdl, J. Los Reed, pAons
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

TAKEN UP - Dark brindle Jersey
stssr, NO brand. overbit on left ear
undsrbit on right ear. Owner O.
have sAlno by paying cost of feed AnG
adv. John l. Pratt place, 8 Aile'
north Of Sweet. 1l-4'
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE - Whits LeeAorn and
Rhode Island Red roosters. Very
fine stock. J. A. Haynes, foot Main
St, east. ,
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

TAKEN UP - Sorrel horse, weight
aheat 1000 pounds, branded circle
8 a. lett front utifle and arrow On
left hind stiile. win b sold Dcesna-
ber - 70 pay cost II not called for.
]. n. Hersth. 11-2p
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE-lO aeres ON bench, fair
inprovsnnents, $126 per acre. II
Interested address e. Y. Drury, Box
-, RI, Emmett. Idaho. 6o6
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

FOR SALE - 6-room modern house
and garage. Inquire at Index Of.
fice.
The Emmett index., 1920-12-16

roR SALE-Nsw tent. x2A, 10-oz.
canvas Inquire ct nj aatsr's Liy-
ery barn. 9-Nf
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
News About Players and
Plays You'll Soon See Here
ngt0n theaters anuary Zl

Although a fortune is invested In
the gorgeous scenery with which
"Sinbad" is mounted, and another for
tune In the costumes, II Is strangc
commentary on human nature that
neither attracts one-half the atten-
tion, curiosity and comment q at is
devoted by audiences to Al Jolson's
exhibition OF eating at every perform
ance OF "Slnbad." which will be the
attraction at the Polls Theater to-
night.
AS the star comedian gorges him
self throughout the banquet scene
the house rocks with laughter, and
the question Is constantly asked how
can he eat so much without gettin z
sick. and what can II be that he de-
YOURS with such relish? And II Is not
such a silly question, either. in view
of the fact that the "B'ackfae Kohl
moor" has to do the same thing at 3
perfor nances every week, e~p cially
when one considers the well-known
aversion to poulty experienced by
actors who have appeared in phys In
which there have been Thanksgiving
or Christmas dinners! A visit behind
the scenes discloses the fact that Al
Jolson has craftily stolen a march on
the members of the profession VIII ,
have eatenu not wisely. but too
yell. Of chicken. turkey, pud-
dings, or some other perish
able prop" essential to a perform
ance. The seemingly overloaded
plates that he disposes OF at every
performance contain nothing more
substantial or nourishing than sliced
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
POLLS.
AL Jolson in "Sinbad"
On Return Voyage.

Al Jolson will be seen under the d.
rection OF the Messrs. Lee and J. j.
Shubert in the Writer Garden Orien-
tai travesty, "Sinbad," at Polls The
ater this week. Mr.. Jolson returns
with an entirely new budget of songs.
"Sinbad," the whizzing. sizzling
cyclone Of laughter. Is in two acts and
fourteen glittering. dazzling scenes.
It differs essentially from the revue
type Of entertainment which has been
standardized at the Winter Garden
The masses of beautiful girls, lavish
scenic wonders. and endless arrays OF
sartorial sp1endors are still conspicu-
Gus features, but the extravaganza
tsef Is based on a complete and con-
sistcnt narrative, borrowed from the
Arabian Nights" Sinbad Is seen In
all his ancient wealth, fpomp and
glory in "Sinbad," the colorful homo
of his activities, but II Is Inbad the
Porter. impersonated by Mr.. Jolson,
whose strange and exciting expert
ences form the foundation on which
the story revolves.
Other than AL Jolson, this extrava-
ganza has a brilliant array of talent
The feminine members OF the cast are
Kitty DoLer. Irene and Constance
Farber, Leah Norah, FRITZ Won Bu-
sing, Virginia Smith, Helen Ely
winona wilkins, Rebekah Cauble and
Helen Link. Among the male men,
bers of the cast are Lawrence
D'Orsay. Forrest Huf, Franklyn A
Battle, John Kearney. Frank Grace
ard Johnny Berkes and George
Thornton.
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
THIRD DIVORCE DECREE
DESTROYED BY JUDGE

LEXINGTON. KY, Jan. 11.-A decree
OF divorce granted to Mrs. Ora Smith
Iring by Judge Samuel b Kirby. In
Louisville, last week was destroyed
today by order of Judge Kirby, who
had not as yet signed the decree. The
reason assigned by the judge for this
unusual procedure was that the mat
rimonial history of Mrs. Iring. faS
nous Kentucky beauty. "smacks of
progressive polyandry."
The court, 1t was stated, had learned
tha tthe divorce was the third OBJ
tanned by Mrs. Iring, and that she
contemplated. taking o. w. Bonner, a
New York millionaire, for her fourth
husband and that the latter had al
ready presented her with a $4,000
mansion on Long Island.
Mrs. Iring was divorced on Novem-
ber 1S, 1911, from Ernest Kemper, by
whom she had two children. On No
vember s, 1912. she married Lunsford
Boies at Jeffersonville, and was di-
'orced from him on May 80. 1914.
Fext day she married Walter A. Iring
In her latest petition for divorce II
. said there was no reference to her
previous marital experiences.
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
BELASCO.
Victor Hcrbert's New
Play, my Golden Girl" "

hen Victor herbert's new musical
play. MY Golden Girl" is presented
at the Shubert-Belasco Theater to-
morrow night playgoers of this city
will listen to one of the most ambi-
tious scores ever written by the
great composer. Masterful musi-
clan that he is, with some of the best
musical pieces in the last twenty
five years to his credit, this newest
work Is said to be by far. the best
thing Herbert has ever done.
Frederic Arnold Hummer, one o.
the best known short story writers
and novelists now before the public,
has contributed the story and lyrics
for my Golden Girl" j. Clifford
Brooke staged the play. while Julian
Alfred directed the musical numbers.
A love affair, with its usual transi-
tions, it's successes and adversities
and then a climax with happy end
ing, are some of the elements tha-
made up a book that is both logica
and delightfully."- amusing.
The cast includes Robert Emmett
Keene, Ned Sparks, Laura Arnold,
Robert O'Conner, Helen Bolton, Ed
ma May oliver, Dorothy Tierney, Har-
old Vizar. Edward Seec. George Ira =
bert Jean Newcombe, and Dore Cav
anaugh.
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
b F. KEITH'S.
Marie Cah''l Holds
Headline Position.

Marie Cahill, the internationally
fomous musical comedy star. VIII
topline the B. F. Keith's Theater Dill
this week Miss Cahills list of Broad
way successes forms catalogue or
about all the great hits occurring
along the Manhattan canon in the
past decade. She sings with all the
artistry of Yvette Guilbertr and the
JUNCTION OF May Irwin.
The added attraction will be The
Spanish Revue" from Madrid. There
are three scenes and ten separate
numbers in this typical Spanish d.
vert'ssement. Another special feature
will be the harpist and soprano. Ann
Gray, who, some time ago, at Keith's
won her way into the hearts or
washington's appreciative music low
rrs. Others are Rockwell and Fox,
Navigating the Sea OF Nonsense"
Hugh Herbert and company, In Mind
Your Business" the Leightons. In
The Party of the Second Part;" Lubs
Merofr and company, in "A Dainty
Interlude;" the Briants, In The
Dream Of the Moving MAN." Topics
of the Day" and the kinograms.
At 8 and s:15 p. m. today the bill
offer Vie Quinn and company, Bert
Tranlon. Anna Held. jr,, and Emmet
Gilfoyie, and others in the bill lost
week.
The Washington times., 1920-01-11
JOHNSON TO OPEN
CAMPAIGN TUESDAY
He Will Outline Principles to Kings
County Republicans in
Brooklyn.

The campaign of Senator Hiram w
JohnsoI of California for the Repub-
lican nomination for the Presidency
will be formally opened Tuesday
night in Brooklyn. The Senator will
address a gathering Of the Kings
county Republican organization In
Kismet Temple. and H. his speech will
outline the principles upon which he
will wage his campaign for the nomi-
nation.
Senator Johnson returned here yes
terday. bringing two Californians
with him to assist in the organiza-
tion of his campaigr.. They are
Eustace Cullinan. OF San Francisco,
and Joseph Scott OF Los Angeles.
Mr.. Scott reported that, Californians
are united In support OF Senator John
son, and that all the old ''reactionary
iements which once opposed him are
now enthusiastically backing his can
didacy.
Senator johnson expects to take
part in the Congressional fight ir the
Third district of Missouri. where an
election Is to be held to choose a sue
cessor to j. w. Alexander, appointed
Secretary of Commerce. Although
this Is a strong Democratic district,
Senator Johnson will make some
speeches there to present his views in
opposition to the league of r-ations.