The Washington Post
February 22, 1926

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all the represented to in tional ton, WELCOME educational assemblages interests this week's na- in Washing- NO. 18, 7 48. ee be . oar ENTERED POSTOPFICE, ‘POS T-SCRIPTS) By GBORGE ROTHWELL BROWN \ ae “Life, believe, is not a dream So dark as sages say; Oft a little morning rain Foretells a pleasant day.”’ x - That precious heritage of Anglo- Saxon liberty wrung by our ances- tors from British tyrants in America, triumphs and Countess Cath- cart is admitted over the rulings of bureaucrats and Cabinet poten- tates. Great is the writ of Habeas Corpus! It’s been some time since anybody invented something equal- ly as good—247 years, to be exact. “s ~ : The Austrian medical students, who are suffering from a_ violent | epidemic of dueling and a scarcity of cadavers dissection might very simply solve their problem by carving each other up. » for We got quite a thrill out of the item that the historic old Constitu- tion will be reconditioned and sent on a visit to Washington, until we. learned that it’s the wooden one, not the parchment one. * % The school kids don’t much “Old lIronsides” as they used to when the old Franklin Fourth Reader was a best seller. Who can recite George P. Morris’ | poem about little Hal, éé + know as ‘* about the captain's | up shroud and rigging ran and on the main truck stood” ? | son, who Minister Sze serves a belligerent | warning to the Powers. China nowa- days appears to be about the only country that isn’t—as T. R. would | say—“‘Chinafied.”’ | This is the day we celebrate The birth of one who's truly great. Of Washingtons we cannot choose, But there are of Hughes. > heaps Rupert You can ._publish George's cele-| brated receipt for making beer but | you can’t make members of the’ Sanford and Merton Society be- lieve that he ever made any of it. ~ “ i atl Old Tom Big Chief is going to/} have a $4,500 tomb down in the! The old-fashioned | Big Injun who used to be smeared | Osage country. with bear grease and buried in a buffalo robe on top of four lodge- | anointed with | pole pines is now oil and interred in a mausoleum. | i om Shades of Tom Paine! Anthony | Bimba, who says he doesn’t believe | in God, is denied the right to make | a speech in the shadow of Faneuil | . a hall, and Scott vearing finds every meeting-house door closed to him in| wv . j the town where the war for liberty | One whether anybody nowadays anything but the Eightee.ch amend- | ment to the Constitution. . began. sometimes wonders reads Big Chief Jim Reed and Heap | Big Borah take the court warpath after an initial ghost Injun world dance in Chicago, and it looks like a mausoleum for Senator McKinley. political poor | Wayne B. Wheeler also de- to take the Ritchie presidential boom seriously. 7 ° Mr. cides it is high time A herd of 500 Montana elk travel in de luxe railroad cars from the Flatheads’ new home in Massachusetts. reservation to their Ite will be something of a shock to Mon- tana to learn that the old Bay State can boast a ranch of 22,000 acres, but after those elk have be- gun to jump fences and ravage hay stacks who's going to be the flat- heads? * . ’ ¥ | tonight. herself to another | as lin ithe might phone, ' hotel in, into | screamed ' Omaha’s maniac sniper murderer | —how the headline writers do coin graphic phrases !——runs out of am- munition and the town will breathe easier until the postman’s next de- livery from the mail-order house. 7 ~. ” Washington's ¢ teeth, we are told by a member of the family, were made by Paul Re- vere. So that’s why he was riding so fast—George was not a man to be kept waiting. It indeed gratifying to feel that one’s history is on straight. However, you can never convince the Sanford and Merton Society that George's teeth were Here's a scandal! He never chewed +. first set of false . . * false. a lie. One day while George was in the swim Two girls came by the river's brim. (The rest of this is shocking.) They did not wait to see him pose, But quickly ran off with his clothes. They even~stole his stocking! No naughty words sprang to his mouth, As they went North—afid he went South, (The best of words would fail one. ) He did not lose his temper, no! But swore a warrant out, and so, The J. P. had to jail one. As Rupert Hughes would quickly | sec, ‘Tis not a tale of chivalry. AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER WASHINGTON, -_——+ WASHINGTON The Washington Post. The weather—Mostly probably row, snow, cloudy, showers today: tomor- cloudy, probably rain or Temperature yesterday—tHigh- est, G1; lowest, 37. MOND. AY, AY CATHCART 1S. ALLOWED TO ENTER TO-DAY oTAY, Leaves Ellis Island on Her Personal Bond Given for $500. RISLEY SENDS ORDER RELEASING COUNTESS —s Mrs. Gordon Carr Meets Vera at Battery: Release Is Called Unusual. Special te The Washington T’ost. New 1 { ¢ eee, Meee te Vera, Countess Cathcart, late barge was released KHis island tonight. She at the Mrs. Gordon-Carr, the Hotel order of secretary of from was met office’ by. her friend, and driv- to The Acting Risley explanation en Ambassador. release came Labor George There Washington in Washington no from local officials. had night 10:50 p. rovernment’s nor‘any from Countess Cathcart on island when. at m., was notified of the action. At whose that admission the affair her moment woman, of an with Karl Craven caused an undesirable alien. was paring for bed. A woman attendant the detention that quarters conveyed news Countess § ¢ depart desired. immediately if Calls Murs. The Gordon-Carr, titled for “undesirable’’ asked tele she was once permission to Five minutes later With Mrs, latter started Mrs, kenglish army they office chatting The once, ntown al alled living cow CGordon-Carr ec an the the nan in und started for barge together Countess Cathcart Kliis Island the night ashore Wis landed from the ferry on its last of She trip pped Cordon-Carr te ste smiling. Mrs. advanced to meet and the two embraced. ae Mrs. Gordon-Carr terrible Saw that scow coming in.” remarked. a barge, like Vera.”’ but tonight it looked to the ¢ Let's me armanila. go home, While photographers’ flashlights boomed and a mob of curious closed the British not revealed, ing two their WaS women with whose the escort, name ran for caY aWwailt- them Countess Is Frightened, As the action Camera batteries Countess Catheart in alarm. She to be suffering from a nervous re action. throng, Intercepted by iu she subsided, intorthe arms of her woman com- pAnion. To reporters pression of opinion, cart said: "A an t, full. I who sought an ex- (‘ountess Cath- LOO [ heart is all cant: have my prayed day. CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE Famous Indian Chief The body of old Tom Big Chief, once powerful ruler of the Osage nation of Oklahoma, will lie in handsome modern mausoleum cost- ing $4,500, near the old Indian'! chief's home near Hominy, Okla., the Interior Department announce ed | yesterday. a come from the combined estates of Me-to-op-pe, the widow, and daughters, May Whitehorn, Maker and Ruby Big Chief kiahse, totaling more than 000. The Indians have this amount to their credit coming from roval- ties on oil on their lands in Okla- homa, three Carload of Explosive Wrecks Freight Train Special to The Washington Post. Gary, Ind.,.Feb. 21.— crews were busy clearing debris from the tracks of the Nickel ‘Plate railroad, one mile east of Thomaston, a small station be- tween Valparaiso and Knox, Ind., where a carload of T N_ T_ blew up last night, demolishing 12 loaded freight cars and throwing a half dozen more from the tracks. The fact that the carload of ex- plosives was in the middle of the train probably saved the lives of members of the train crew. A broken wheel, it is thought, pre- cipitated the blast. from} was resigned | the} she | ‘TO CARRY detention | pre- | UD | 11:45. ] her et Ww edding Gift String appeared | curious | weeping, | ' Surrounded Funds for the mausoleum are to! Wrecking ‘atheart | she } #4] iable | to such rotates Gordon-Car?. | Seas | several i which Feountry, ‘Et's | | i president of t ‘Co.. (on | his bride, | dead | friends ; couple | | fages alter To Have $4,500 Tomb) ; open FEBRUARY *>e> atte 1926.—T WEN r \ PAG 1 Dw) > ‘(Many Duels by Students Cause Alarm in Ajistria (Special Cable Dispatch.) Vienna, Feb, 21.—A revival -of student Austria has authorities wide- duel- alarmed po- university spread ing in lice and heads, With swords again has become the orthodox way of settling youthful ticularly among The Innsbruck, Fighting disputes, medical par- stu- revival center is student taking place ata rate of tive dents. where duels are or SIX a week. Coincident with the cpidemic of dueling at the medical college of Innsbruck, there complete is almost a human classes, embargo on cadavers for anatomy A campaignagainst dissections is being carried the medical professors declares that is so difficult to ob- on strenuously by Catholic Church and the asa resull it the students being forced to give up their courses in practical anatomy, Dmcmoeeoee 1926, by the Chicago Tribune. GONSTITUTION TO VSI tain cadavers that are WASHINGTON ON CRUISE Famous Frigate May Go Up Mississippi When It Is Reconditioned. the {r Washington: will be of ‘ities one Visited by the famous ig- Constitution, which will bye sent, after ate reconditioning, Atlantic Mexico On a ruise down the coast of and, per- river as safe. Mississippi navigation would be stop at various ports to en- and citizens played United schoo] children the old prominent cae ship which a part in history. The made France cruise the Constitution 1879 last when she sailed the Paris was im to carrying States’ exhibit to the fion. She 179% she 1850. kor docked from until has been Charlestown navy vears yard ‘ reconditioning of the Consti- being made Old school children ? tution i the $ possible fund,’ over by “save Ironsides Lo all Hawaii, have A. C. Rathesky, the United States Boston, even in been contributing. Trust of for $150,- and treasurer he fund, has received about OOo. the The it trip can not, but neraYr of be decided on will She of course, Yet, is assured that it Visit as cities as possible. Will carry have 150 years her cruise relics which been collected during the of the life of our navy. Kills New ‘Wed Pair Feb. by we pack- ages containing dozens of wedding presents, Pablo Rodriguez and Nadavedo, 23, were found bed from illuminating their east side called on their belief were New York, ei A. half-opened ( By 9) wo), in ras when to congratulate them marriage last night. that while the opening their pack- the guests had gone, “tring caught of a gas found today, burner. in home, today The is al and opened the burner stove. The string was caught around the CAIRO ALTERS TERMS | Louise | tlo- | $156,- | OF ROCKEFELLER GIFT ‘Acceptance of $10,000, 000 by Egypt Depends Now on Breasted’s Assent. Cairo, Egypt, Feb. 21 (By A, P.). The acceptance of John D. Rocke- feller’s gift of $10,000,000 for the founding of a great museum at Cairo now denpeds on the assent of Prof. James H. Breasted, Mr. Rockefeller’s representative here, to certain modifications of the original plan. The Egyptian government sub- mitted the project to its legal coun- selors, who drew up counter-pro- posals. These were examined by Prof. Breasted and his colleagues, who handed in further counter-pro- posals, which have been returned to them slightly modified. Thus mat- ters remain. ; The government's attitude is that if Prof. Breasted consents to the slight modifications in his latest counter-proposals, the government would accept the gift; otherwise the " scheme would fall through. The decision Is not expected until Mr. Rockefeller has discussed the entire subject with his legal repre- sentative, who will reach New York ina few days from Cairo, | birthday | Washington, after whom this city is) | MANY RELICS) and } United | exposi- | was “artive’on the high | the | it | GITY WILL OBSERVE. IN DEEP REVERENCE, WASHINGTON BIRTH : | | | j | ' | | Eulogies Will Be Paid by: Patriotic and Civic Bodies. MOST STORES OPEN IN MORNING HOURS President to Address Educa- tors, While Beck Speaks at District Celebration. The city of Washington willl cease 'in its varied toil today to honor the. and anniversary } ione hundred i of George with held Special services Washington | named. logies of the vesterday similar rvices will be held Patriotic and civic with. each other jthe day. The | Coolidge will ‘at the White House, speaking the ; convention eu- were in local churches and today. bodies will vie of Mrs. se in observance and pass the dav quietly the President evening before the the department of superintendence at the Washington auditorium. proud bidlalda _ body you represent one of the most and rightly forees for vood potential wield Vou an iIntluence, exer cised, of incalculable vatue, | ms 5 is clear Ghat tee ag becoming increasinels education is no guaran The ‘breaking down of time ia Con the high rainst moral delinquenc HeC- Baden, ' ventions, abdication of their ‘the grea parent of moral responsibilits the wsarve pianist: ter laxity in habits and violinist: Miss || Practices of social and /know what | erty accorded you lib coupled mean the wider story our youth, L£rowing or inde these canspire need of a more training. with their pendence, all phasize the tive religious Se Mse to OCmM- effec- radio Statesmanship Called for, criiievtiIness of the situation the wisest stateS’manship, and the most the pres ent urg We are drifting, drifting dangerously and unles? ef- fective plans are made to stay (he present trend of things another the brordest charity consistent reeoxrnition of ent needs, J CONTINUED ON FOU RTH PAGE,

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pened cebeideepadeds anh tebe detenieennementineenes te ee, . oe THE WASITINGTON POST: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 29. 19°68. | * ; i INCREASE IN TAXES cco. Washington,r-] NANY BAND {0 RENDER [~cncein-ascumee | EDUCATORS AGHINST BAIL HOM CIM ioe SUE ee Ji St (st! a . } ‘ J i i - | ; 4 us MAY BE NECESSARY | > gee cviyp | MARRES OF LORG Fo me ; ae DEGREASING BUDGETS’ ASSHILS LABOR MEASURE, ~~ rrr | YEAR f HFN GAYS irs Ble » | Two, Named in Honor of Oe ag Sinety-Sin Clb ot Sumerin-| Waleon . ee 4 : render a rare musicakt program bee %. o ~ Bs ake : last night at rhe meeting of rh characterized na “titement bs on night rk thy Washington a | Ninety-Six club of school superin-) W. Tisoper. chairman of the United | ~ be 9 = 7 Ps . sa 5 ay , » . : , ion Of twee famous revohufhionars Oe ee Boys gt? 4 Se Approval of the semiannual pre tublish a new svstein for hanadli /, mag Jog Re y ne bky SS : * . Pa ie | b . | ‘ j 1; i i (79, ; ‘ 19 ‘ \ pan , en We en Sal . s as “hs ‘) as F ‘pp hy ] : ‘hry ly . . ' J o - . | |) 7 Lal See narehes toy BUR ge ae Sy ry a . se were assed ng Phases cog the ClUD) pailroud labor difficul Ithes, will hav: wf J ya ve ule P Lo, (By the Associated Press. == ' a ae. ‘ } Tipe 06 eral Washit ztov March” (ack Sebi i as ER ake ox S Bint se ee a r almost an hour of ae sh deiiidabeldiak privileged statu fey tds Ouse a Ehhd sf. — Bik * ? \ warning that an iner STF ‘ Site ses Y; Reine hie ; Se ntiment of members from mid INorrow and Wicdneada\ ind otek, and PeRETE | ushingt 2 ee Le PR A A Western States was in favor of the : ) oc wBT IT NS Tie Saves ‘ ne Pinas oe 1 | bs leas ; “ge SEE? | ones » ee ee ; , bpfeer Dy reporie (| oO Care Se pate oy aati ; mav lb 1) essary al } . ; tam, Benevolens: society Viarel eer ca yty ; HOD TLE pian, while representatives from : . . 4 f . q 5 ; ‘ 4 440 s : 4 ° ’ ‘ N of a v ‘was issudt]. vesterday | te / lixcovered in the music archives Wok. OBR . KMastern and tar Western States Chairman Green: of t! Ther wae the Conegressions! |i ny vern] oO howmded the Texas delega- were evenly divided. Supt. B. EE Staite COMmMmmMmerble cOomtnittee may caer ee The Avenue at Ninth railroad labor boerd wa Bane -s by practical til of the an: , — — weeks ago by Lieut. Bente hile} 78 to the anawal convention of McCormick, of La Crosse, Wis...) | in 2 ' and means committee Pysdd ae : s — : . 3 no appears dat receiut ; president-elect of the club. was au : , , . : hearings ey the bill i myusi , Le Neat 1 | : ithorized to appoint a committee to as aa ti Sat I ; ' ‘ ! oak ‘ a : ti ¢ ‘ + | * a4 ' , ‘, vil Phong ey : EE ee any Or aay Pot ene ; rasa QucutOM i vostizace the problém more fully seat mine be a4 Pw as Nd bed wiate “apatow- sree na amar ceti ape et rsociticwd, who is Being urged and report at the hesxt meeiinhe at the stieresiion of Chabrinen Vas . . sae . +) a> | * . *¥ : . " ' as . w Thleé twa ail 4] } ‘ 1} . _ ‘ . q ’ igy | " | . , iy ‘ oat ary is age"? ; ‘ 4 : ‘a = comme? «* cory initt ‘e. (or ) } . ceingaarubea = ‘fi . 8 v ae We nama i the depariment pect. 2 release from his contra a eae gee ae ———— » bill ee :' Py we ; i i NY Cn iat ss ot I COppeesr a PVE . , LE ; ; hand, defended the labo ra ] a aqliyvy as ree b Poets . : ad ) : ; during he vear, a vote showed . j Dill iwieeGcaca c cn") 5 tsa Let Cores ° - , riticize the n th Oy nae 363 - 909250525 eS25eSe2 3c! _ cor conference pet ween ‘Snreusritauttwas Tf ' | ; Lett 1" | ae sae eM ata though some of the members ex OG +e OMT on Wea rece ago ie cae. BAe] cha Poke] chs] was] ee] atin [oon] hs] we Pots | ohn Pods] bn | on] oh Peo dost : : ished by t] ‘rant | ze that it failed to give the public a ; of the Se I ile l i! ' ‘ LOSS (O Ly. he . ie | i $ tt } ' : " : ; . . 6 : eee ; rivers 5 Wee eee rintendent to the Public, men who “will not be sw, TO hay { L) } ~ + | »*) 1) } | } wi. [ule uf. Re neier snd ‘ “| bigiy So outhy est Wants Recoani HLIOD Ub) 1 the upe In ene t I} LQ ti : ” “ 8 ¥ . ’ Vv * ‘ , ~ “ Senate provision fo | Street, Spreads. and wer ’ ‘idan ) | Wes Gj ‘ . , bi ti " \ and ere found adaptable to band school board in respect to matters °° politics or I) the either the Carriers OF : er es ~¢ ee als 7 4 * final authorits \ committee , ne cr Po i. ; . a ; " , } set at is ! + { t fy ; 5 r Oo} 1? cil ii l ii¢ ‘ é re du t) il A | ' ai t ‘ : } ; raring ray cl defectiy sta tie tla ion ’ "I ‘obable Nn ion, Savs Ga ioe lack. ' « . o) ; ‘a } } ] } polntment 1G re presse accented jy th oO oe (¥}} fhe music was jitth 1 eal after the F wes eppointed ibibo ee j | , ; , , . «9 ‘ ‘ 14° 7 6 ~~ « 7. ‘ . : . . . ‘ *“> “) & ; iy » w ga : atIi¢ 1?) MmOVeS 1 ferees -to obtain yr ration - ery Nineteenth Wasbineton administration, as no leader of rexans. Th ateaten oe Questionnat om oe most ¢ . i ‘ed rdon bill of t ee wv i northwest Ia ight spread CO} | yublished ; superintendents and school boards | POS! CXperlencea and Mos| j Oj ; i! ci } \ : ' i + . OpIiCcs re pliIsile , , ’ ' ' he ‘ae : ’ { , { « one Mm uwse tel . ear! is i's . ; i nutes’ enablement of {he tion 1) '- = : om ie Pura: 1 ~ @1 UTI 1 it; ‘ ‘ten g tae ; ; yt , : of superintend- SuUli S3S7000 008 stutement!, pretranr . > > os - Va + * * ‘ * > ‘ > > . > sl > > > + + ‘ J * > , . ; . With Contidence—Buy a Dunigan All-Brick Home, " Take Your Rent Money and Buy a “Dunigan’’ Home sso0 |G, O50 $65 a CASH e De ’ Wionth SGUTHERN EXPOSURE—-PAVED ALLEYS Sts. N. = | ~ ‘y \ ; lamilton St. N. W. * + ¥ > ~ -- ?, "« ove > . s oe e777 * + > 7 > J > J J J J * > 7 *ee4e 446 > «+? , .* *%. > * ¢« * ~ > oe ofc of oe 0% oe o's o's 0” * > + . > _ * *. ,%. oo,4 %, + > peal ase r eentury, he su bv members of the Tex elegulion ess CONTE .. ” : , “a , “ pass on any dispute as t stat bade acta ahaa =| Seer FROME | Meeeehier brsmeetion chs ouee| Ube Nelione! Sdseation sce (AMCMMNMNINE MMMOMIMERR {fotne Oct eerun, fo our cae lOuIeS | a HU POLTun «4 ! ( Fue 6 | making the submission of disputes G ie HH Isf : : i i a be Ga Gi as ' anaLwvine wt to + ie VK, , , ; ork i Nido 7 orveenization ! HELD RY EDUCATORS to the labor bourd **: bsolutels nan Representative Newto: Pep Mee nv eS As the hou VCAP in Washington. a tation 2 | } datory,”’ and establishment of “ap 5 sal Minn tg : fared “ rere } Providence. Boston. PUTO. sa re propria penMailies applicable alike they w : R tO Hit ti Poser rt Cs] ior bee ittshurezh Philad ryiyiey rhe ‘i aries la pe si . . to both arti prevent arbitrary back to conference, with fic-l mon Tt spread to the honses ontoaca & Loewts tertfar lplyed in achtagisn yeaterday | POUONGS OF TAR: Bi Wi: GREY | dctton Gy either anh ie oeblh TiOhns | f 1B ret . ‘ a) ; aia vee ‘ y ‘ } : , u c hee sy aerian : 4 my eel igs =r Polakey ' a Merino car tT) be brornieg kar ail a f earring at lecision has vee! be eliminated, and ref ere ) treet. occupied | 1] - pORE Bt i bh if sp bth Pads ea Honor His Memory Thes prays > > ,. J . > le ote wie we ore es ors ores > . + . . ‘ > nliaze Sa oD > o oe ote ove wracte o* * @ ¢ . + *¢ ove o%e o*e o%e ore ove or > : COMMenNdAaALIONS Were is ex] » r k f { hodied mn “amendatory " bill comes al red as g ) offered ) tne 1 t 3) it | 1¥' a rr . is2] Nin ; i le Perret «pV ti} j gat | i oat ‘ ; Which the Ho ]S¢ t } rr ‘ ‘ “ ge ania ’ ca i a4 AUT ORITY ASKED ’ , > 8 : Siemortal eVerce Tses Were Intro “ | iy Str Wis damaged most | : | y CLOCK , . ileve, nNOWeY i | ‘ i ( ‘ ‘ } “Taree? wth = ‘ J 7? } a y } ae © Ui tt Ni R te H | ; } i c ; : \ } ‘a | i’ CEL chp) pea On O1 ' | | it P 3 recor duc “al ? th CONVENLION ¢ hie ‘ arity \ On S ; ie ¢ Ce] 7 ‘ } ) - “4 . _ ‘ ; , — . , . - = re ne ye pirat un : Pde sil Ji shi \ hon rae nn, OF The Dalk tional Maducation association yes ’ () . | ; ory) A. a1, 1 dnportan! , nye apotis. Minn. rathe . J ‘ ‘ . 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Ave. Main 1267 + * o + > , J > - * + ? , J J > + * > J ° , ’ + +o ee ee eeers ne of ole ole re ote ale whe whe ole ole ole ole ole els ote ots 4s eh eee. * "2 os ° e ole oie o og? © ,* %% 9, . . .?. 6 we , . & o” e* *g* “g* *° re | Hho beh do certs ‘retary of the organiza-| breakfasts’ he gave were always) of Tr N wy aileged a Budget Pxpendituees Raised. WILLIAM J. WALSA DIES. of edunenting ax ' nine int hion, poke before an audience Of}on Sunday, too. Those who gath le reem ata eee r « bey yy yyy io] ah] whe] ete odes fs | ain | olin Fates Pooks Pte on ee oe fen Fos | othe Poe ks ee Ps Poe ake ec y oot > + o” + > > J 4 os % ove a ove oe « o% > * > >. > 7 > > bl > + le ' ’ r? ’ } " : hezins : ict ii mone 1) \ Lete ; } el « l)ht*s ssl In the sehe il Which he himself 24 nall of th fiscal) Vee ; ' , J “a ’ . ; \ onan } ee } 3 5 % P ‘. SA HEV OR y We ! > DlLAzZ . elas tae ‘ aT \ eyyyt Sherwood DPD. Shankland foliven during oi her conve qed; drape. . echt s : , ° Be ‘ ' * . > 6 > ‘ »} 1) ] } a . | . ‘ ‘ lé r) \ , 1° ‘suf ‘| . on 4 . t Fel pushin a }t? i ' ‘7 t J ' ' rtPS , ‘ —" vy)e ; . , ‘ i I ’ i . ais. Last pre; nlasts > ole tee + itions nme. warrant ‘ +4 ‘ ; ' ry ; zie ; } ; , : ar - ; eclile é » State Peach eyed yesterday had all Hpeen his War ! re { 1} ‘hila Lithated ! ;} ' ' . , , . 4 at phd fad id dep , _s vr? TI "4 “yvr 7 ii 6 . craw ia i ie - é i i ‘ i Ge é U, WY); yy 4 YY; “ Zi; P77; Tis y, Wiz ”, hh Pad LO fad Mi fy QI” Wy 2, Wipe WA , ~ ti ft \ | t: ‘ 2) 191 ‘ Ci 4 “Ome Lime} cry UU ANS Tuests ah average of at 1eaSslt- Hil ie Leg shail ii mye tine i war ! 0. i WL. 7 map LOY wit 1} letra: Percent ttach atal to Veteran of ee A ng ore $y , YSIS, ‘ yp ’ ‘ I Wide: hans Mi hbk be SOITIIS/ 1 WE ached i AMUEELL YM: COMnVEeET «On IS +3 , leen fimes in as Many years intrusted Duvall wit thie mone esiliniate Was hh t ’ M ‘ ; j ‘ ‘ eqe: ‘ , ‘ " ‘ . wlasys , ] t ' } rer} i ’ w } . ri* ; ! i. os EER Spanivh War. n Dierring screti@nars Lecter resiaent, Who is Chere were three persons among with Which 7 bus proper YUU, Viv Cr ree 1 ‘ phil, iu ’ | ee 1% ‘ ! | j } ? ai ‘ VV; -hington. committee, all BUY WITH CONELIBENCEK—BLY DUNIGAN “ALL-BRICK” HOMES the of present who had been his; Duvall appropriated the money to euest on every occasion during the, his own use, the warrant aulleg roots Lt} 4) this doe: nao Li ‘ ( tion large wdditious Whi probably |i mad om th Vears he ay the breakfasts MET | egy gay | Pependt Tatar at hie nee street Hirodaced at the enarterly meeting | their respecti les. T ey were Dr. Homer 1. setey. Bursar Alarm Foils Ins t Th H lod tee histed 1 t} niudgel tihwes!, vesterday. le Was 68° Bie a Ki a ithves ihe eh sty ” Fie sath ee ee B. president of Teachers’ college | “ie ; | n pec ese omes Oo ay | ihe 3 : . uaa y 1 ry [| : as iit i iit Hi rham rat oT oe ! 4 - : yout an employe 7 ) : : puaireds Fv ete: TANK) tows. and Mrs. Seiley, and Dr. : Robhe: VY Oj} tli ss 1Op yer . ‘ : P . / o F ot ’ — ey 7 a! ile "tes PLE? Teotys oe ‘ 1?! ) heed ‘ , ) cr} ver "4 \} 3 . er SS ‘ A . tO Increase \ Or altel se ; bavyv' Sard until bis retire-'. Wendi. , “a eRe Ae parle soa bert Kk. Winship, owner. of pirat lon at . \ A he n (+) hi iit ‘ “ae ee Paitert rye TE svN ij} _ i } ‘ rer, i ’ ‘ we o “I j . it} own: and | ae - as a3 eet Gee Journal of _Kdueation, published determited 1¢) - eur ~l } baa 7 7 tay , eenreters ride i) lhe ( . ' f*s) +e? . 7 ; 7 ; : “4 1). | ae Seek eee tema FT bint at ee e tt ry. 9 ? st ae ; were adopt whan rou ' mr "| Boston, The brewukfast was attend , ' : oo ; 4 cy : \ "ad rere ce LOC ‘ PPPS t Seeryeigony i ’ »E eth Yet cat ice isl 121 of inta ‘ Wr revenns Wi] AV cs * i Weane: : ‘ \s sai } ; ‘ (deropgpat i ’ Ra ene Rae hey : a . : 3 ' ~ inal tal ee : te . rr ee s , Lute Troma tee -s pra Pista Lie@d thy Ex gly cogs hecs gol will ne CU TAR ly. ' refore, by th OU \ bidead? Rtosendort tur sh ) “ b, . d - ‘Tt May, heresy bye vr ‘ ; i | > i a } ; ' ' [>t , ‘* . . only al ne if moles ’ : — hh War : thy Let ‘ ;, ; ters, hurried to the ‘ene as thes! ye House Principles Retained. : Pat Pad, PG = eitledy aap} he individn ( PPE a ' phil sce Beets BeBe 3 : , ' B fae : toned ; ee ’ paad 2 is pLitaadys bode ‘ folkd to America lt is unde alal Hnded. Du tf pure iar ' “As a result o t hye I tt et ont Santen eer ey rary uM sae OeaEY ; ig ditched : es Re ek rstood there will ‘no more ship ad benate) hasty re ut. leavine - a7 & of the conterees On) thy, peg 77 Lyi ’ . : x : ' : nuit? tiaets a ai} 7 ("; Pilali atalat i : } 1) ¢ \ ¢ \ ~ ibe baa oS » \ r 1] 4 fs ot “pecte during 1926. : Pa as t } if css . ; ; lille Ve Li ,;ente it: l le i i ’ ,«! e~ bi betni ‘ in bented Yarage Soyo Cu } cys ibs ! Vor , j ‘ items of the antomehil axes und ton apartment Saturday. Si wi I | Jose ph Kahanov., 42 vears old. fel) Catto! ' va eaye moe | admissions atone, hen in full) ve buried with her mother, who wasite the floor unconseious. His wife AEG, OF AiveeMmre, 0% Ae PE TWOR I Hi 5005 (7th Place N. W. ee : hee . aioe a . ee Bi sae SRA eeepc ts —— operation he ote will - about | Killed tn the Kniekerbocker theater! picked up thety two children and 19.3 , . : » . : ’ i 1) ‘Nn. double rear pore q*s | boomed Huis pare B aten aiid Lo} IC ‘Chicago, tI] and Mrs. S. B. Rieges.|i when Wi that Kk ; ‘Ss the board tetk ct : ey ii £0 oS rounel milllabes ‘ 1 fi@ mS" nembers o} Pricl floor het -Wiat ’ if | ae of this citv. had ded trom natural causes and ibe OI the World Federa 1On | - HICwK Sale See this hon toda es 1m ri ter eas ae eee , ; See These New Homes Beaten, robbed &32- an leti ; : Was under the care of a phvsician, sducatl St Fe Ree eR ae -} : . unconscious at Twelfth a ; RITES FOR MRS. A. T. LEARY: in WOODLEY PARK—2111 Woodley — Rd. N. Ww. J “A a" ee : a ys BY ; Ci » . nes ; ‘ : streets northwest, Fred Holloway, New corner home overlook i , 1 sae LS Ny Shea MR S$ 4 $2 2G t 4 ie 4 y ! ( ‘ Ly rt trerrcl ‘ ‘ ryys } ‘re ' by arti . Re a ES 4 : a? 3 24 years old, a world way veteran | puny eeay Services at St. Stephen's hall plan with con Prout | re Is, f i ath oe Re eg a. ay OD ‘ 4 . ‘ . ° . ‘ | : . pore *ao0) } Wi ae a t + nh . WQuarte hail I's Phas } 1 and a contractor of the Alexandrina, ) aliroow, hot-water Bt, SOrvews ee aba verre iy : : built-in garage for t\ ears You Will find this a lovely hon {288 sad 3 7 See ° ot $e go. % A va. shipvards, was fous 480 1 iz|t Catholic Chureh W ednesday : ' Poe t ae ae A oy'3 by a policeman of the First pre- Funeral services for Mrs. Annie | Oven 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Cokes qnngaee eo GD ' einct. Hie Was tuken to Ie 2NnerezenheyVv ‘es { PAT f 1 sabe See . We . for many years active in, cee ae BRE shan eas eit hospital, where his injuries «re t@-) a) een work he re, Who died Setur Ins ect | Be ee a ne om AVE N W yorted as hot se ‘MOUs er " Shy: +. He ML 6 ae 3 or j a itil dp diy nighi at her home, 2210 MM) ‘| & Sate a. ee Detectives Thomas ratsh owned nee north ext will be held Wed-| M ro : beats Ries .» Se Richard Manstiel ae | , central pesday morning at St. Stephen's! Today 4. 919 15th St. S SHAR ‘i Franklin i! = eae a ik nb i Between Delakeld office; investigated the cine.) Twa Cyanotic ehurch. “solemn. requiem orter Ce ieee corse 140 eee! “and Emerson men Raed aha te said, upproached mass will be celebrated at 10 ach ee ee ‘ae oo him and one usked for, a mateh . o'clock, Interment will be in Mt. ' 1 * TL peemteine nie vcr eammapigt ite 0 MORTALS, A ee ; Sune Wee Ha As he obliged, one Kicked him, and) Oiyeer conpetery | : { ie eiaial | AG Be 6 CR Girt Meee. Ooas Kansas AN e. Is 120-feet the other rendered him uncon oer ee . 2 i. Open 2 to 6 > > | ———— Eanes a er Besides her husband. John wide—30 feet wider than scious with a blow to the head 'Leury, Mrs. Leary is survived bs Sample House, 4828 Kansas Ave. the average street. F; { \ | ” Iwo sons, the Rev. J. Frank Leary, | . 1 4yrst Antnracite assistant pastor of. St. Ann's J B | ° C] } ad Pp k | ‘ | Conercie porches. Brick columns. ‘apestry ‘ ss Catholie chureh, and ihe Rev. | ¥? -MCiUSIVEeE evecianh ar Non 8 Be o: : : nee - of all ; d fi . ‘ ee Eas brick. Spanish tile mansard. [lots of wall and fool Since Strike llere Joseph J. Leary, assistant pastor ? s : fof St. Kiizabeth’s Catholic chureh, arr . hed h N space. High ceilings. Plenty of closets. [xtra guest oa Tne Le athracite | beth of Baltimore,, and a daughter, A distinctive semi-detached new home. : ITA IAN PRINTS | closet. Up-to-date bath with shower. Perfect kitchen ashington’s ins anthracite)... oad ribcage Ieee arc = | ‘. f° age ‘ ae noe coal jrecetved since the beginning | iss Helen Leary, a teacher of One of the most remarkable values in F with outside cold pantry and other features. ; Dy iS “ © 4 B44 sc Or. j of the strike, last September, ar | "P&S? cade tea | this charming residential section. - lts | ~ ived at the Baltimore & Ohio rail-'p ? shes Die: r oP ne it. ’ a , are eX. ssthary sop : ~g orp noah th mit ( Hughes Dies of Pneumonia | beauty of Sie and many refinements ! 2 hey are to be had here ex morning. ae ‘at yesterday at his home, 2124 indicate the high standard of construc- | clusively. cs | a nak ‘re five cars i the shi 7 Vesteraayv % Ss ec. M e 1267 between the sage ed y a. ha and : p. “ ae charged, by Domineck Fanvoliono. | ! hone iviain ov . ri undays ane eva 0 ’ ’ 4 ; : days excepted, a Gay ail are ® Iinaent prop. {of the same address. Roberts. | erty Fn oe where kis woune Seamless | is oe Se ) WI CT

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THE WASHINGTON POST MONDAY, FEBRUARY Mane oy He ~ ONUGHTER ADOPTED eo oo WATMOUT FATE co Resey © GONSENT. 1S CHARGE Funeral service at. Shipy treepayy ol Charles | rs Prederiek aa Maver \irs 4 Sn Mrs MM; Seibert (gia Inlet Totermernt sae co On nat hort) West, ni Seat i. 1 Tyie Res Auburn. Muir On Sunday Pebruary mefa her f - or spur ond one Garrison covert W arr, J] hn her at L is ridiculous to sup Which attacked Robert \W a Luised The supe ’ exploded alip with two spars and one smoke- stack. She had, he asserted, two) big guns forward of her bridge and) Capt. Spindler, ‘and I am positive) she was the Seneca.”’ Worcester Resident Says That. G. A. R. Will Assist memorial coins. “Tl saw her name,’ eoncluded | Southern Memorial San Antonio, Tex., Feb. 20 onfederate veterans this week in| renewed effort to dispose of San Antonio's quota of Stone Mountain bitter conflict of the Civil war, the victors will lend a helping hand to, the vanquished in their campaign to finance the memorial. The G. A. R.. veterans nave agreed with the other war veterans’ organizations, to enter into an uar- rangement whereby sides will be chosen, and beginning Sunday and! j continuing for one week, each will | t try to outdo the other in the sale or Stone mountain coins. COUNTESS CATHCART ADMITTED 10 DAYS, | CON TINUED FROM prayed to God to wd done wrong, but indicat ‘ lI had done no wrong. This | Inv prayer (,0d's justic uit the Ambassador. ) : } + ee ‘ ‘ } - ‘ Catncar was aken il the Gordon-Carr suite. | ate supper Was served in She declined further release beyond 4| ntirely un xpecte and, 1 fart. had rupted ritalin roceedings have had their beginning habeus corpus proceeding 1 Countess Catheart by her will, be heard as a matcer in Federal court Tuesday. aid tonignt Forgetting the|, Amnesia Victim Is Spen- cer Storekeeper. 2. JULIUS GARFINCKEL& Co. WASHINGTON PARIS In Oservance of Washington’s Birthday this store will close today at 1 P. M. By PATIENT DOUBTS REPORT 1. P.).-—The Grand Army of the Republic will work with the United the amnesia vie- been in emergency the past three weeks, identified, aceording to received here last night who wandered aimless- hospital was identified | through his picture published in a Worcester, Mass., by of that city. according to advices, declared the man was MeDonnell., storekeeper of | who has been miss-! vicinity for almost. When told at the hos- | had been identified, answered, “I never kept! life.’ into the nospital and authorities that his name was but he eould not re where he came from or roing. Sinee then | quartered at the hos- police and fingerprint to establish who he Small Remaining Assortircits TODAY For Immediate Clearance or Our Winter Stocks At Greatly Reduced Prices LTHOUGH our selections are small, many of the garments are choice at- tractive models of recent designing. F Street CorneER oF 13" ———————— ——9 HT IH}): ‘ erete) oi /O\ Te ure vhvevay Ree Wom gr ta) \ »” . y) gat! . . ‘ youth clam | : ge act Hee’ ting Vera Catheart to read lrunk at the time the erimes , ‘Excluding decision affirmed, ommitted, according to Gia ut lid say © aS COINS « 2 but release temporarily for ten | ; did fire l he , ‘ “— P } i days under own versonal yond, a — ~~ b Pas. cd “© roof to show he di ot ; . oti | ' ‘ ailaonian. this attractive brick } ie {is emi *Aaams Mill Fiv.ad entrar uy Was arrested Aetsodan Z ty | ae pou, Notifying United States at- nentiv desirable There are a ide « pete ar convenient to t) morning and committed sé nell Ould Nor cone TF torneyv at once of action taken, / A front porch, rear porches, se ine large ‘olumbia. Road business vorces and tour marriages alread, . 1, Te i ~ ;are distributed among the. thre denied the offense: : re SSton Phe 1523 U pshur Street 2706 Ontario Road ’ , ; . ,* B iSat, (>t! upper SEA CEe NTT: hy » ANG « ; i is a charm ig 7 hit Jat I f \ () i i i i Bs CstTiie’, Gel iti i uf? Ailed Schwing: ‘ ve 47 ~~ undefended divorce. procur trenton, N. J in October, 192 invalid. A ~ a ‘ consequen — charges her ree subsequent devoted | I xabed ike sete riages to Spear are also inva! : ' : - ata ? Remai ' ] Sremere ‘ ! } : Lrivatd) a rince C.eo0rges County di ! ine ; OIeEsS Are 1n [ th] “THEODORE . RISLEY. roams. two oe baths. « roam, floore:s| izht reoms of exceptional si . reef parth we os « funeral tet ypear Was ) . $ , yWit } : ° . , : i pealiies ’ ie Z : . = : ; : : 7 ear ‘ } ’ | : Horny Rel OPTION / irlboro Justice cyt rOYy , (>¢] Woy \\ ¢ es Acting Secretary of Labor attic. hot wat he; ting 8) stem. chiunpmming ele: , open fireplaces in) second rar nr uy : , “at At &« C a . ? “7 yews . " , } : . sad , ‘ . . ‘ ' , . : ! i ; : : / : 4 ; Pa a se . ; ‘ ; " ole 77 ¢ rp ran ads Masih put pose; rhoert . lotta said Ves if} } rave Lie fits ()} Vr Buckner. who Will represent tric fixtures, Gone intaneous water heute Yr. two COZ b enkfnvrst porch het ie “1 . A pa a8 ‘ ’ ) « : " r)) ess t }) ss m4 BS . ‘ ’ . . } . ° F - a 77h }, “ic+lr ore re ] > > vet no + 1° i” » or Pr | * ‘ “KO ei ov ‘ Vy ag OT Naty , Tar his name more Li believed it best to se Ni ald n Pst ali ce the vovernment hefore Federal ar tr : eee screened throt gh ric Laas a : em gi that w hieh the biv : t \ in \" \T . } . 1} i ‘ : Ovvyt ary innumerabie modern comtorts ane rene i 1h S@corM and third thoor iy ede : te, SAIN rm now Le wy 4 ypper Mariboro becat ] yt he nae ar en attorneys fo lectin on ' a Py vl . ites i Judge (;oddard, wh nN itftorn , I I elinements. Irn vce] mn the seven rool . * iii! rare ; ran other fe ain ‘ ‘7 } "1 Whe | ro 4 ¢ 1 , fae , , Vg | ) jo} . ‘ reg +. af ® 4 . . r . “7. L ‘ vee fea , . : ther n R slbanw ai wert ergs Prrsrchomertis' ; Saw Officers, He Says. Countess Cathcart argue to bron we HOME OF EL {) Brien. i? 2 ‘TOWihneke} it’ t iadl> PeAT ie ve t} " rid ry) Ff ut. .ge% © ‘ . ; ° 4 - ~ »s> ~— {): been denied the privils iting ——and see what a wonderful “Life-time’ Home. you 1417 K Street Main 9300 can buy in Cafritz Petworth with wy REA $500 Cash—and easy terms The present S. ABLSEE, reson H. Baumann, 1914. Their danehte; : born Great big G-room Homes—with 3 large porches and (in December beautiful tiled baths; oak floors; wardrobe closets— “|wife and child... r the war, and the Seis ahont concerning the tux relLory By Japanese House lower house ot ie Japanese reform bi adopted 1 aifernoon —, IU: 2 Gre) eek d - - = TTY BUGLE IDR, FOES EI TOT « > —— EAGAnARAAMr TQ \ TYG NI YQ\YQNA/QNIYGNLVQNETPVLTQN WIG TTANTYQNITQE@ CTO BUD TIQNIIOTIA TOY IS ean aig te under whic e Was te ontribute Ot) averted th 7 compromise °9 e wor 2 . : ‘ . . —r YO-foot wi¢ge—THROUGH Street. You couldn't jopposition ) ; : ag) , euch the connteorpart nmnder SLOOoo more, iwhich he he-army, Seh LYONS n Saturday, Febroars ° 1N28, A winger returned | telegraphy as a easure. Introduced by the vovern Open 9 a. m. to 9 p. mM. the resiclenmes of her parent bas , 1 . gos : eer? Savery Lee stock and bond Wire hou al ae bake Gn. Ave. ears to Eimerson St.; only t bloek to walk. of Thomus W and Norah | tor ; trn? hig ' ‘ ; ! » f ° a > r in Detroit, Chicago ye ie " ‘ * : phone for our nute, eee Piatinum Found in Canada. Watch Washington Grow +t a Million an Manas, =e * u o . | 4 DIED Edmonton, Alberta, Feb, 21 (By A eae A platinum mine has been li, Miss, papers please coy iturday ynON at bia McINTYRE ©n Saturday, February 20, 1926 residence, 217) Rock ie we | Located ir Fort Chipewyan, on 7 5 p wal Helge GO WOE WER 5 matt Lake Athubasea. 250 miles north if here, by B. W. Dunne, tormerls Monday P itvaing cab uae ee or t f+ qdominion : rvevyvor, Says + (ij pate} mie i? i ohure ; | r~ Nave aye M. 9080 | ae fron Fort scot 14th Re Owner and Builder of Communities t ; " PeCerVer Here trou Ori Cott te TARY | soe tties KS ! WIIL! uM yeurs Funers RIG ruary ~~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS sateen 6 snisrins, yy ane nee “ ae ee Teta Shine 4 he Last of these De Luxe Apartments --— -—-- 5 | Pe i — _ es ‘ — > . ; : + 2a i m v _ ( i ‘ po AARARAE RADY ii oie wa |Paees' Ir. Wim. H. Sardo & Co. er Wh teen ce dae wees ke ee ” N | 5 ee. AR DP i ARR on Modern Chapel Line oln an on tt) “ie Helen Fuller and Henry oni — —_— ce NORVAL K. TABL ER 1 2h n St I. St. N. _W. Telephone Main | At | nierment nt (¢, ‘yh nwood | IBV FIDE \]I] but a very jew ot the luxurious apa Gawler Coevine aie a hater eae dy hie idence, s511 ments in this ultra-modern building on upper rler sir north St, MCR DOCH es i eee ate Funeral Directors Since IS50 1] 1 1tUSth ; rije* ! te I liz: abvers \lassachusett = \venue have ll! ,\\ ye { 1 pu BBY 7 Mai 5512 135 Penna. | pace te Lloyd Smith chased. The owners—vour neighbors, 11 you aX ne Ot __ Ave, N.W. sien heoein lofi ian wire one of the remaining suites—are people o! ces “At the chapel of Wi ; . ' Lee's Sons, 352 Pennsylvania avenue net marked business and social prominence in the V. L. SPEARE CO. Ttedutive neni ida taceea, : thiseaaees {| Capital. No description of this magnificent build rivate a ing and. the apartmegt homes that comprise 1 nected with she original W. R. Speare wee iy f Vr eats February 21, 192K, | can take the place of your personal inspectio : eloy d Wile «of url 5 : ae establishment Stiefel ey Fully. informe ' courteous representatves on Phone Froto nat. nw 1009 H St. N.W. * ral from her tute resiiener, 13s hin | premises will show you through the building ALL a a An Important Altribute of oxhall Village Homes that are manifestly different, not only from those of other communities but from each other as well. Fitmei..s of a quality and lavishness rarely found in dwellings priced several thousands. of dollars higher. Residents of refinement whose discriminating good taste and appreciation of sound values have influenced their selections. Such are the outstanding characteristics of ‘America’s Finest Community of Group Homes!” Neither the successors of nor con- — ue Sot _ Formerly 940 F st We nerthwest, o1 mr ce yenienes sper ' S47, 2 aT VO it con I} it if “ary a rh : ; ut fas Trinity ahurch a litterment (private) in Mount Olive evernne 5ory..:* <r WNT BIG ~ | SWIFT . Saturday, February 20, 1926. res heli thee Falls Chureh, : Via , | | } OPEN MONDAY “< um Fr ae beloved wife aN A ‘nrehi, we ‘aeidae. February ee “CHAS. S. ZURHORST ,,, inn eit Soe ¥ “* vi Srddenky, ft) Sunday, re mua 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ae ing blu senha ee BO hs Phone Lincoln 372, vest, 4 TAM J., beloved husband vee Y ! * late y ' sleeson Walsh J WILLIAM LET'S SONS, tice funeral hereafter FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Auto service. Commodious unapes and os ee Moderate price : Ww Telephone Main 1385 IN MEMORL. .M _ SERGEON GARDEER: te My Spar 1 Bag Plage mda pe ag _ 1011 7th st st. f _ Tel phone Main 1000. life three years age today, February 22, ‘ Semace os 3 LK : so . s pee: 123 EDW. J. GARDNER He z ea ee: : Bee igoroencte $i 925 15th Street f17 Penna. Av ec. a i. Lincoln W42) eee COSTELLO | The Original i \ ies “3 BES: pe € Mas GPS Ba brs wre oe Fae NOW LOCATED AT : VY 4 Re yay &- Sis OS pal Cie BOIS 2 Dan Ke BEN tie BS aa Wee . idarmes . SHAFFER gi talk VEO. C SHAFFER se | Undertakers ec ; Floral “Blanket Sprays” | — phone Potomac 4600 Resin 3707. 1222 F st.; tel. Frank. 536 6357. 4, Of every description Moderately priced. EB Drive fo Western High Schoo! (85th. one syuare above GY St. N.W.). then West to the EUNHIBIT HOME. The charming | 4424 Reservoir Road window seat one of the many delightful ertra Cy» SS AND PH E L P features of these HE HOME OF HOnes t unique hones. 7s" % * 7: sU ’ { Ce er es % / 1417 nw Street Main 9300 4ranch 4209 9th St.N.W. (Petworth) CAP. ST NORTH 7976. y I? 65) SAA RDE CO? Ce 2a P 6 MEE ene RRB ae bet hike Taree , }XPRESSIVE pn ll ‘ eens Now Located And Other Beart’ ful Floral ah E is at Moder- Almus KR. Speare, Clyde J. Nichols aoDK FUNERAL DESIGNS — seahaiiaiaiatdh “hin a re moderate prices. No ‘braneh RPE, 2116-10 ini ~ BLACKISTONE’S 1623 Conn. Ave. a Prices. TWO STORES: 14th & H: tel. SUNBLAL DERIGNN esi Main 4276. 1212 F ST. NW.

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ee A I A A EE Eg RE eee ome - 1S at | THY WASTIINGTON POST: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2°, 1998. REET REE ee en ee — ame eee ee ee CAPITAL IS RIFE WITH EDUCATIONAL TALK‘ ast ™ | Is Your Home For Sale or Rent! EDUCATION TEMPIE | LEADERS IN EDUCATION HONOR UNKNOWN’S TOMB IEE iN ill plage F000 More Educators”) yuc¥s,canyasaure vou auiele action if you will fi a Register for Convention er No WAY BE BUILT HERE PM | IS PLANNED NEW ccna ee tte i bud closed last night at the First Trust § | a Due. | ‘ se NE pee * » 9 a Bes ze es a % 3 poh oS oF : i € : oe Washington auditorium, it) was Second Trust § yable per mo. S.. | : : L BODY ca, Fe. Sea ae OO ; oe Wa eS oe tee : c estimated that £,000° educators |i ji] Will rent for § ...per month re ue a a F ge? SRE 0 | ie Gar eM z : % : nS ie ee es wd revistered ‘i the day, |) Will trade for (eeu during day, bringing the total registration hs to 6.000, Owner Association Discusses Pro- | Me % a os ie : RS: é s eee a . | ae ; P .. : " se he 2 4 7 Biges ) | ie ‘ ‘ 2 Necessity to Revise Studies The incoming delegates kent a Fst posed New Home, Probably | ; ta ‘ : ’ : Ce oe ms os : : sag? 8 : : , : : . e 2 of oF Bs. F: 4 bi ie R Emphasized at Meeting ae ghey girls busy visanineg CYRUS SIMMONS | a n 4S § COS SEL Sine SOR ae eee I ECS Fe > j “ars Ovcecconiplish t" , . northwest. SESE ee Pree = oe y afternoon for the pur- the task of rhein the curricu- lrawil ay f ) dray S uy Mans r tne al lum. In cies iF it might b She Sg sin Underwood & Underwood, don +} rouchly P tit] ‘OMINE vear Dr. kKdwin C. Broome, e thnoroucniy LOSE SCLENLILIC Dr. Frank W.. Ballou, superintendent of public schools of the District and president of the department research must e conducted in eg , ‘ delphia, presided, of superintendence of the National Education association, accompanied by a special committce and sev- every branch of study, so that thr : ; i quarters, 120] Sintes nth street “Details of a new national home have not been decided on, it Was rintendent hools of Phil : ' ey a3 rintendent of schoois of Phila- ne oe on ew oe Heated and Lighted Until 9 P. ALLAN E. the site of the present quarters has . ¥ ] s 2 ) " 7 ’ a Ti yy? 7% ; 1?) 1) ] i eri ‘eds of delegates, yesterday mor to e Unknown Soldier in Arlington cemetery, as new curriculum when introduced 4 | -been urged by several -officers of ral hund pds of delegates, ) ity paid honor to th nknown ap ile ; abe Parc: acon oti ug Haat rated EN SCHOOL HEADS | i ive--nneneiel the first official act of the convention. Foreground includes Dr. Ballou, Miss Mary McSkimmon, presi- Dae hae on ce USSOCTATTION. ind life. rhe commit I dent of the National Mducation association; N. R. Crozier, Dallas, Tex.; C. B. Glenn, Birmingham, Ala.; JO] refor voted to request t TO MEET WEDNESDAY arger Building Pr “ad. Ca — Cc a wee | ity : : suilding Proposed I’) G. Boynton, Ithaca, N, Y., and M. G. Clark, Sioux City, Towa. executive committee of the pari The preposed building would be — ae ‘ment if TT ] rger thun 1 ore ‘tore , : . ‘ ; , ° rontinuer The task 0} complet- on nA; : : |= ° Aer "a ; 3 ae ee RELIGIOUS TEACHING in laying the wreath on it, shall be Vice president, and W. H. Jones, ing the work new contemplated Miss Minnie Jean Nielson, Of | 813 15th St. N.W. ft Main QU UlidiIng now occupied was built fo in inenir " Columbia ee? secretary-treius- |. oe oh eB ste an Inspiration to educators to pre- eatery : : will require ten vears, it Was di | Z| . — = om &@ private residence and is not well IN SCHOOLS IS URGED ; mie the youth of the land ta bel Oo: H. A. Mitchell, Des Moines, tage : : North Dakota, to Pre- YO 22 Bae 2 eee ee ee Te a es x “ Be O e ; ( - Ciared, ' ; lowa, and Myrton Br vant, Phila- : « , iy . . ge . s+) . ‘ . rae ‘ 4 2 4 L &e : ‘ . ! C , uited to the purpose for which it prepared “in peace or in war to de-! q¢ " uch ahha | “ep paca oe tex tes “tins ateniet. sige at SESSION. phia, were lected to the execu veal Lat 2 CONTINUED FROM IST PAGE fend the republic against all foes, | tive committee. ake chief : ‘avision e National Council +43 : - ‘ » i }t° i 2 cil i y i Additional ground, now occupied within or without. to the end that Members of 54 teachers’ agencies | ,, “ut nt ; iach | istrati omen in Education will | ™ y by two building . . 3 generution may see us better edu- , : hie teats apne se Wiad pointed atl, y y two buildings on the north side ee this ‘government of the people, by | “ere Present, and the consensus | wi ¢ in we | hases,”’ and! meet i nu nventi 7:45 11 oy ; . aie . ’ ) ' Te a, s , ¢ te cli lI buses, a Tit e anni COnVeNt at OT i. street, in the rear of the | ‘ oe a and eee teas) wate on ' } rth, 7 E wes that there was ua surplus O} : ee: 1s : 7 nel 41 hen | + 3 vs ai ‘ yrs} . ~ iyi ~ } , , ’ q ‘ bd ’ , > . ‘ . ren ey 4 |} ; if nes il i 3 ana tt} “be iv ? ' 1] a GP } cis iInission of a definite Pian. or supe rintendene S thi 1 —— is being use it is argued , Ing used, it is argued. of Admin Half Square West of Connecticut Avenue, Chevy Chase, D if bye ] i) Tine }t*a heuarters I) — : : . . . ° bd ° tomb was made ; i 2:50 O'¢ “ki mem man of re oMiteracyv Commission of ay , ASS YY as : centional— one of the rare human beings who | Ravaral i + 2 . bi o'clock. Manila. Feb 22 (By A. Pp.) in charge of research, declared./the World Federation wr ma a The: will impres: you as most it Honal President MeSkimmon Silent. wes “a curdinal of all men and be-| ¢.. shetaniouaaDnade a ene gates and -— scociae ee vetoes Incread or merely teaching the dea 45, ). ry ae . aegeaee Be in every respect plan, finish and equipment, ; eae = — 1 | friends and relatives accompanied i rayers for independence were read a ' an « SSSR © 5 bn Associations: Mrs A. Ht. j il | ae hey ae 7 oe . ORE tO ee Sore Sam ECOCes: OOO ithe well. omaliion, “hich ts lall over-the: Piitinelnes ted be eee ed ce anny aera, OF Pnlageipiia, president 6 Uil be easy to see they have been built fo +3 @ adit ‘ave . Enelis é uit ~\all ove 1e Philippines today on the =: PRY Pag Veh WEY es? ee 2 : times. Ndi h ‘s i eats the =. nglish cluded Dr. Ballou, N Crozierm , Pant ) ‘ in practice, and lead ©] a rely ‘the National Congress of Parent: lomes—and not just put uD to be sold. ron ye Gi " Vv i (rT pa ¢ ’ ° . 4s ’ east ort « . aon . = ‘ : . , * ¢hrif?t ' . nen . : ‘ .. . ‘> : nurse, Was ¢ a ( »” +h 1Op re aa of Dallas Tex ‘ ‘ Clark of Occasion oOo as ling on : birthday. fegqchihe rt] | CQyriit rit ina | é ache) - and Miss Char] Will splendid SIZC;: be roonis “A itty 3 I>; itlis: SOryanue ans «A CX -) if eS Sa © S 1 ‘ ; ~s Ps . he : : : . 7 dy } P : . *Crg) qr } i . ; } , PPVOCOVIVaAY ee j ‘> 1) ) a . ° ; } — " . ‘ : : ‘ Mee Leth renee vA ae *e bs I Sioux City, la.: A Glenn. Rir- I robably the largest gwuthering pils will be enc atl Frogs 3 a ains., field secret vy of the Nationa! toilet and built-in garage, D 7 | r tien’ that th utl am ' of mingham, Ala.: F. G. Boynton.; Was at Lanuta beach here, here [Savings accounts, he sald. My HS ‘ducation association, are among k hb} ° 2 a% JeCTATS ié S i LhOrity » m - r mt rise er +} , P } i VA han law can not be substituted for the Ithaca, N., Y. Mr. Ballou and Miss thousands attended open-air sery- .”! a ances ite oe git tas) See a engl Who ai to speak at ‘the ery emarkadly ricea anc wn moral foree of right, which Bishop | @@™¥ MeSkimmon,. president of the | jces conducted by dignitaries of th isp dst alsa teense etal preakfast, aA i ‘ ~ . . . . ; . ° associati At- Freeman delivered to a quiet audi- tional Education association, ac- | o ‘ ‘ Lie tha . i} moves oul j Ba t}) \\ ta [Pas r} ,> ; a, o ar . Tem tin Terms Catholic Church. on ee “ roeranm of work for the e , p £ ence, was followed by a pronounce to the support of the move large reading of the prayer , couneil companied the committee to the! The ir beg “ whi dd? TAInES (ne. Agee for the coming year will be ment that no matter what the law numbers of members of the associa- " f entire crow ad knelt re. pai tomb. The Columbia male quartet tened to the las peen a Ss) “one ‘er ie . ,| Sang. The guards had the usual} for independence adopted by the 2 school, achieve Un ws when officers wlso will be elected. is it should be obeyed, whether id ip we ha b+ ¥ the 2 einer oe cd i el me :. sg , EB Bg le Hon who are among her. personal liked or not, and applause wept dificulty in persuading the crowds |tional supreme council Later j BEC Ceeaty ee ee ee BSS ATOR Voodrulf, of Castle-| arn ——" ‘ *4 ; 9 = the department of superintendence , agency more powerful in the for-| . 6:00 A, M.—Californ} eration hbreakfust “«] OoN ' ana senate — : ; : : _ ™“ . che anh. -atliornia ile le £Fulion DieaAatia * are me al, toy Oree ¢ = x e : . ,& a y co f ea of the National Education associa-| mation of character-—and T make &e W. Cary, Hartford, Willard hotel] (oO Tore peedy and tavorable action |= Eas of Sherman Circle ; i aa ; ange te as aol il um the bil establish ; “eqderal | tion. no exception there is none which 8:45 A. M. Department of superintendenc ner iSS1CO are tablish a Federal E if i F i : ‘ . is » aA = . al ‘ . >) ; ~~ : 2 I = PRIC ED Wi TH IN YO i? \ ) NS!! The combination will come to! carries a greater responsibility’? Heads pe eachers ;’ Body Washington auditérium. het hha pavcation. With | sabmsor ee Washington in company with aj|than yours. You must teach char- | yinet officer at its head. number of Detroit school children,| acter. The entire world today is_| } who will appear in old-fashioned | asking you ‘who art thou?’ and | C. W. Cary, of Hartford, Conn, | dances to be accompanied entirely | ‘of what art thou?’ You must! was elected president of the Na- | A. M.- with old-fashioned tunes... The ap-| measure up to your responsibility.” | tional Association of Teachers’ | > pearance has been arranged by Dr. a al Agencies at the conclusion of its | WM’ on + 4 1’: q) "hE : ’ ~ % . so Frank W. Ballou, president of the sreath First Official Act convention Saturday. night at the ads , « iy, ; oy Ss } | SV ‘* . il { | . P avhe Pe ona y rr gooey Ot 12 i} x ves ’ | ¥ I li I antage of the presence of delegates C one rete |? ore *hes—Paved Aree, supervisors, COmMmMitltlee room, walbonu ote ; “3 os rr" ' | + 2 ; . eee ; j viet aa io the edueational conventions here | 2 » ‘ 1 ( ) National Society of College Teachers of Hducation, convince bagegeley rs of Congress of Ope by and lighted until 9 1] ° M. ‘ - ‘as ‘ Vy “oe aT ft on rt pyersi ‘ ne } es ‘ , ; i ; be CS 0 17a " Q a«¢ “SS *)9) vere Coreoran hall, Geor; Washington universit he widespread public support. of Convenient to cars and buses. “pe ¥ elu ee — ? ig ‘e: 1] : : . 2: UC , Ms Supervisors ot stud nf I aching, National hotel the proposed Federal depurtment of .; A K } oa e VE" Department Ol superintendence, Lop. Proup A, edueation = D J DUNIG N a. i - } r re ° . . a. rig] 9 4 ‘ . . ° ; » | ae de po Fechnique of Supervision,” ballroom, Representatives of the educators . ° ®% nic. ‘ . ) ) —" . ? | i lard hotel, Will.appear at Oint hearings by} ~ , of >} ls a > rma, . ’ ” . , . ; »4¢ T T M4 *ps’ —Departinent of superintendence, topic group B, “The House and Senate committees Wed S 1319 N. Y. Ave. N. Main 126 j d h Relation of Public Schools to Religious Instruction, - . . Ay ° ° > ‘. . . a ‘ AMde Oinin Meri 1an } ar at auditorium, First ( ongregation: il church. the measure mW HH mn Tn |. it. Tin. aan. a ae nT sist j g . —-Department of superinte nde nce topic rroup (" "Or | 4 11 ( Ca od me My Wi edd WF kf PS | PH) PR) || (oe) || |p kit ai] id nig bn: Lai bd » 2 Pt] N. H. Ave., 15th and V Streets a "" ‘Hygiene in the Public Schools,” Stockton hall, George Washington university, inesday and urge immediate action ,§ 2 oe eee eee ee 4 ; ; . ; ° ony : M.——Department of superintendence, topic group 1D, “The An invitation iS extended to the public of Washington Single Salary Schedule,’’ Hall of Nations, Washing- ton hotel. to visit and inspect this imposing new apartment edifice | :15 P. M.—-Department of superintendence. topic group E. “In : just off Sixteenth street at Henderson Castle. It is a | : ae ety Sake con si au ek ee Improve the Day by Inspecting direct drive north from the White House, by bus service :15 P, M.—Department of superintendence, topic group F, “The |} Expert Janitor,’’ Sunday School hall, First Congre- or your own car. One of the City’s finest gational church. , : 60 T P “k d f é | | :15 P. M.—Conference of Business Managers in School Systems, a O arkKs an many or oul most pa atia ballroom, Burlington hotel. $16 homes assure an ultra-select environ- :3i Department of rural education, auditorium, Depart- Oa ment ot the Interior. maximum of modern comfort and 2:15 P. M.—!I ational Association for the Study of the Platoon or Semidetached Brick Detached Corner Blair Road Work-Study-Play School organization, Rose room, luxury. Fronting on three streets, it has the remarkable °-30 P. M bef cnr ar Rr of Secondary School Principals , t } ° dhe a ~ men La A Eom: and rena ot. NeW a as o stam rrr ive ‘“ advantage of making EVERY ROOM A FRONT ROOM. auditorium, Central High school. uy eer ee: sr Ing porch ; cedar lined 6 rooms ? : see 7 Pitts. Hot- Water : @ . ° :00 P. M.—Committee on community relations of the National ey Closets; large lot. Two quiet electric elevators provide quick access at all Education association, Board room, American Red | ; Heater. ing porch; garage; €ross building. | We paved alley. times. The suites range from one room, dinet, kitchen :00 P. M.—Committee on visual education of the National Edu- HE Sample House Sample House and bath to five large rooms and two baths. re cation association, Committee room, American Red = ||4); 3200 10th St. N.E. 611 Whittier St. NW. 617 Fern St. N.W. Cross building, : :00 P. M.—Committee on resolutions of the department of super- | Open for 1s pection. intendence, Committee room A, Washington audi- Brookland Takoma Park Takoma Park toriuin. | :-00 P. M.—Board of tellers he department of superi "ee ome . . OCCUPANCY MARCH FIRST . pasvarchy ybrsenboe tao Maat! pert PR Bu» ecco All Exhibit Homes Heated and Lighted Until 9 P. M., :30 P. M.—Department of deans of women tea, American uni- , versity. | | . :00 P. M.—Educational Research association dinner, Gold room, | Hotel Lafayette. | ‘ 7 : 6:00 P. M.—Kappa Phi Kappa dinner, Willard hotel. I: 916 Fifteenth Street : , 6:00 P. M.—Phi Sigma Sigma dinner, Raleigh hotel. Main 9900 6:30 P. M.—Dinner for Katherine D. Blake, Willard hotel. REALTOR 7:45 P.M.—Department of superintendence general session, . | Washington auditorium. 1414 K St. N.W. Main 1022 :00 P. M.—Annual benefit concert, idee Washington Uni- | versity hospital gymnasium, George Washington university. eves TTrittiatetitis | wa TOS SS... , ve eerres (Perret eee -- , and sleep- 9 « ws Bis ye ES yb SE Asano ade peneneetan een EERE pe " cy ae aia hen 2 ale) Dee dint ce i tie Mee ie hee Ce ole eee tk ok SE

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THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUAR Vey 196. HOUSE BELIEVES WAR INEVITABLE ; HOUSE OFF TO MEDITERRANEAN Tells Plunkett He Intends to Persuade the Presi- dent Against Any Milk-and-Water Campaign---Is surprised at Freedom With Which Lloyd- George | Criticizes the War Department and Army. INTIMAT Ky PAPERS OF COL. HOU NSTALMENT N\A House to the President urs 1) i & holdin moment tae propos liscourag propo ‘it Phat thy Included standing hit | himselt mi: ey A lent NOt GAO i) first cc, ee On) the frye Wse onous gases wonld er answer ould orl ; ii {) commit ’ told ase merchant | Oot imme- asking Ge r to 1 rman that the ‘SPOons Dae: Vou laim tionately VI. HOUSE ibil- | and « 7» * ‘cy T) any con liouse to Gerard, ‘openhagzen. ) May 19, 19126 induce (erman government to answer nore by. proposing that if rene ill permit foodstuffs in the 1 lo g leutral ports without tion. ¢ eon subma vessels mn via ¢ London, (fan Vou not ermanyv will dis rine warfare on and fiscontinue use of poisonous gas? Such a posal trom Mad at this will in my mistake tt year does not seize it ‘ODWARD HOUS five her antagze, inue bh merchant > ‘ the our land uture ques- er ’ ile pro time and opinion she will make a grave! House to President (Cablegram.} London, (,erara “all “Zimmermann that Dumil had cabled tim that van Americ \ } f it} (jf thal about Lu Mr. Bryan think vou hould know what mermann : LLOUSE ' rned from Dum noe Aimmermann had Ambassador the cable Shion. lunch With him iat afier his e tomary two \] talking wife of a that there the United Stat tania. since Wilson in his protest. The Amb; soon as he learned the gist ot conversation, called upon mann and demanded the his information Zimmermann once pulled out the cable Dumba and laid it before him, turned it over to House that he would at once inform President. One quart freely to ; l} Germil ‘assured would ' > ae, | issador, SOUuUree may 2a. Sioa. follows vesterday Course Put Zim Ambussador, told him "earnest oO} Irjious to Wus- 7 WiatS lady, her With sus] me | ou thre Zimmer- (1 ii! Prom ie knowing the House to President uy) i; reasons COUCe ; W vard inot tin Ru | because i(Cuablegzranis London, May 1 have the following cable Gerard: ‘| gave this permitting return for the sition to This your suger Jagow morning sition -Of food in bhe A OD irom Von propo- passage cessation of ol OD ~~ PHILADELPHIA 7: he Birthypl: we of the Nation in preparattoan VER ae ae Convention, June 27 lo duly 2, cvery superintendent should pro- vide every school building and Pte ry school libs avy uw ithi iy he best historic. guide to Philadel phia ever published. far Byways and Boulevards 1 nd : - : . In an Historic Philadelphia The Official Historic Auto Guile At All Book Stores . eee of war London vial Oo: 1915 he sixteenth came, 1 aske, n order that We n and fine rwarTexo “on 10 ‘tuffs provid polices as promised and finully told me that he opinion, the British :* light def nitels tne en ubmarine in hil eovern alto | embargo ing cable blows e Sir kdward '« when vour ithout further hian (;ermany rdded, howe, or po lso! COL, ‘mystery, man’ of the Wilson before Me Me administration, ee HOUSE, and Mrs, House, just they sailed Tuesday night for a cruise in the Mediterranean. munitions in quarters There the room ex: chair. Hie in- the chan, as minister of VWI itehall furniture in ’ > ; ) fa itiif ‘ i Lif House to Gerard non my taking declined to do, declaring table was more un for a cabinet eeain and again of taupe,’ which he de- ld cut out as speedily was full of energy tusiasm. and I feel certain thing will soon happen in his nt lle reminds me more sive type ot ian than any mem- cabinet oS eee He has dynamic within him colleawues have not. and badlv needed in this great |} am quences n“\eritirroed iLoe SACS . i434 NOracic [ read the king had sent the principally about the in- with our. shipping. official Mngland to under government's attitude question, in order that agains reat Britain because!ihere may be no misunderstanding necessary to with two cables | it had German compelled policy she was endeavol = to ur} hould it be act Hoo Oo Ceerm: } p22) Pai ISOr ia “T have concluded that war with eas Germanys May 30 O'« lock talked of the re- Zeppelin raid and thought a much more serious one would soon, believing they would to burn London. I showed last cartoon in “Life,’ lartin sent in advance 0? Which depicts his dis- cousin Wilhelm hange: vardarm I wes not wisdom of showing this, to nadnel A MIK-Ahnad- wi but h seemed to enjoy it thor- Dut it all the trength, | ough The more 1 see of the Virility and all the energy of! king the better I like him; he is nation into and deserves a better might remember being a king. * * * if meant to pro, with Mr. Balfour. Tha tion into war.” suest was Sir Horace who has our lites said he intended to have thie {. Paul convoyved as effectively the British navy could do it.* * * There is ion . in due to and continued plication, suished ’ : at doine sc aid vasiat the for end of a purpose te ersuade th I’ rest ure i the ‘ 11 PeLLOW eirees “he ad Phu Pres House to ident London, Mays Mngland at the lack of high ex- also to the fact of defeat, because aia lacks munitions of war.’ tiouse sailed on the St. Paul Dear Governor } . . rena rning the came To me %* had an engagens: 1 Si} Grey this morning’, so | make an earlier appointment i and le did I read him vour him that, in my o the situa- 7 tion Was’ critica] { would not do to temporize with the ma ter: that the Germans Were everything possible to you and to force embargo upon arm When 1 came ticalls the universal France and Kneland and, | find ssia also that clined be pro-German, even though ALmerican people as a whole were otherwis lf havea feel that Sir © Spring tice) has this entiment What I have heard here very like what he said hefore occasions. lle to Hapgood that the pro-German, the same afrectionate KE. M. HOUS npeSsaLge pinion, and that it House to President doing mee Rosivn, L.1-., emoarrass June 16, 1915. vou *4,overnor: slfuation, as lar Here i Wi: , i ait £’() rs mol opinion in OVE encouraging. Much tt uppoindment the Germans they to make the hei dis abe, urprise of have not been able Which thes summer They have made two errors. One was the force the Dardanelles by vou were In , \ cardinal ing ecil (Sir (‘ec)] tostered only, sea sounds much to me on several told Norman ministration Was he has told others ' Your could send with the fleet, the direction of German time to make the impregnable. They through, but at a they cooperate Turks, under (otficers, had thing. |straits almost will finally get terrible Cost. The second mistake was in paccelerating during the winter ‘months the manufacture of high ex- |plosives. When spring cam- ,paign opened and they attempted to storm the German trenches they found that they not only had in- ‘sufficient ammunition, but what which he| they had was the wrong kind, This Ife | mistake was more largely made by Sein: ‘the Knglish than by the French. Britain The Germans, through their es- shells they could use, since |pionage system, evidently knew the the ‘largest enginee ring | Weakness of the allies; consequent- ly their great concern regarding the munitions of ‘war coming .from America. When | was-in Berlin in | March it seemed to me that they 'avere talking nonsense when they said that if we would stop the ship- ment of munitions the war would end’ within a short time. There was the greatest possible concern in England when I left, al- though they are contident of ulti- mate victory if the allies hold. to- e@ther, but it will be delayed longer than anticipated, and perhaps it would not -come at all if their ad ‘ . } aid Hlouse to President +} wile 1915: | met (,eorge at 10,."’ “June LLlovd liouse recorded, ‘‘as| previously arranged. [ was sur- prised at the freedom with criticized the War said Great all the they Department. should now have Werle (United | fac toric Ss | out eX COUNTY, excepting tire States, and had all sorts of that could be made. tO turn plosives Ile showed me a list of | shrapnel and explosive shells that | were used by the British 4n recente. battles. In one battle 50,000 shrap- nel were tired and, only 1,600 high explosives, while it should be the i reverse. | “He said he had found soldiers to ibe self-opinionated and unsatisfac- ‘tory, but he indicated his intention of putting an impetus on munition |} production that would revolutionize ; the situation. He hada list of firms American supplies Were for any rea- ise “rporations from whom they |sen shut off, were getting munitions in the I! need not tell you that if the United States. While important, allies fail to win it must necessarily ‘it was not as large as I had) mean a reversal Of our entire pol- thought. * * ® icy. “We stated that it would be a} The sinking of te Lusitania, the serious menace to the allied cause if ise of poisonous gases and other we should stop the shipment of mu-| breaches of international laws made at (te Cite. 33? 3, it impossible for me to continue the, 1 believe, George’sidiscussion in England of the free- t “This was, confidence. | a distinct feeling of de-'! present, | ; ‘claimed to be through on loft. ‘stripping - Telk be as the allies) and to the'| Progress | thought the spring and! weather would bring about, | attempt to! ; the herd. They found this was impossible and, | a land force. | Jones, | transportation costs. not) dom of the mation of ua peace The difficulty man civil military the tentative for covenant is not with the authorities, but and naval represented by the Kaiser, Von Tirpitz and Falkenhayn. The feeling is not zood between the foreign office and Von Tirpitz, for their differences are irreconcilable. In my opinion, Von Tirpitz will continue his sub- marine policy, leaving the foreign Office to make explanations any “unfortunate incidents’ as best they may. I think we shal drifting into war there is a large element in the man naval and military § factions that consider it would be a good. rather than a bad. thing for Ge: many. Regrettable as there would be compensations. The war would be more speedily ended, and we would be in a strong posi tion to aid the other great demoe- racies in turning the world into the right paths. It is something that we have to face with fortitude. be. ing consoled by the thought that no matter what sacrifices make’ the end will justify them. Affectionately yours. ; M. HOUSE, Seas or (,¢6r- ils tor find ourselves with Germany, for this would be We (Continued tomorrow. ) ‘RAPID TIME IS MADE ‘A drive ; Senator | dav » Senator ithe ment i people.” | prediction | man who voted for this iniqui- Wabash special agent, i tous a il] lof the With the | } the | | here WAR ON SENATORS { WHO BACKED WORLD COURT 1S OPENED Campaign Against Many of Colleagues. -BORAH WILL BACK UP J Reed, in Chicago, Begins His’ didate, ‘election at Free State Candidate | Defeats Republican Dublin, Ireland, Feb. 21 (By A. P.).—-The loss suffered by the Free State government on Friday. when a laborite defeated the ernment candidate in a_ bye-elec- tion in eounty Dublin, was offset today by a victory in another bve- Leix-Offaly, the government can- elected, 19,345. over rt O'Connor, republican, 18,523. The Vacancy was due to the un- seating of the republican, Sean Me- (;uinness, who had been under ar- rest but made a dramatic escape from Montjoy prison. James lDwver, Was DRIVE ON M’KINLEY SNIPER MANIAC GONE, Ungagged Citizens, Says Missouri Solon. Feb, 2] + Nat (By Aa £4) opposing the defeat (‘hicago, by so ors adherence to bring about the coming campaigns of supported that proposal was launched here tonight by Reed (Democrat), Missouri. Speaking at a Washington celebration at Palmer Reed denounced the the methed by which the forced to a vote the invoking of American court to the who formally house, court and issue Was through rule. “T appeal from the ‘gag’ Senate to the ‘ungagged’ und votece of the Senator Reed and my hope the cloture rule judge- said. : vas is that ev- ery supported these measure and ' ' Appealing From Gag Rule to. IS BELIEF IN OMAHA Tension Lessens When 2 Days Bwer world | in} who, senators | persons in birt h- | | | Pass Without Reports of Slayer’s Activity. Omaha. Nebr., Feb, 21 Omaha and Council residents breathed easier today in the belief that the “sniper maniac” police assert, has killed two, wounded two and shot at several the past week has dis- appeared. No traces of the “sniper” or reports of his activities huve come to the attention of police since Friday night when Ross Johnston was shot and scriously wounded in (By A. Bluffs ‘the Wabash railroad yards at Coun- | ; } | caliber of | the in the Senate] cil Bluffs. found a the Same Although police cartridge near shooting-——the scene ot caliber ‘cartridge which has been found near American | | William | the bodies of his other victims, McDevitt and Dr. )—"Phe charred bodies of ate of Cato, 52, a civil engineer, and H. Cole, §}2, hotel clerk, were aves today by firemen from the ruins of the Arnold hotel which was destroyed by fire early Saturday. Although. it permit | | is impossible to make complete check-up of hotel guests, | it is believed only two perished in the flames. No one else is reported missing. Three men were severely injured in the fire, which routed 20 guests in night clothing and caused damage estimated at $100,- O00. Woman Gives Philadelphia, Feb. 21 (By A. P.). More than a score of organizations engaged in missionary and charita- ble work were awarded sums amounting to about $1,000,000 to- day by the adjudication of the will of Miss Charles Anna Lukens Hus- ton, who died in 1924. The adjudi- cation showed a balance of $1,639.- 800 for distribution under the will. Relatives and friends were he- queathed more thah $600,000, $1,000,000 to Charity. SHOW ROOMS, WELCOME N. KE. A. 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a ~ TIE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY oe> 1926. Che Washington Post. TERMS Of Carrier in SUBSCRIPTION Delivered W Daily, Sunday Qi ted, Daily, Sunday exeepted, « Sunday oniv, one Daily, Sunday inely Daliv, Sunday excepted. ce Sunday ouly, oue menth., shington A} . ‘ a | dec, o7 By Mail, Pavable tn Advance. Tha is ariel One vwvear * Six months VYone wonth All Onle ! ly f re s ordey avable to WASHINGTON POST CO ‘ 33 > Be Ge . . ™ 96 *gtoan Se Es ee ee = - MEMBER OF Vionday. February 22, 192%. THE NATION'S FOUNDER, day establi Washingt encour: hnve alt In the and e: structu pation eabinet American schemes advice he i ac fact Wi erty Washingt a. Lili Sage ot coun: the independence: all tims shown through inly entually lestroy the Declu- ration of lud mock- wr ddre build and There is little appreciation of art, You never heurd of uw cheer leader getting a schol- arshin, IN STORAGHE, WHISKY the disposal of the 1e ratification of of iver since ti elghteenth amendment the problem the stocks of distilled spirits on hand at the time the brane cussion The mthuractuy till Lia \\ ful of retification hus nh a of di and aa Ys whose ) lal product was uch ma sisted sted should be everal vears attempt ihe ate facture Wus lawt P their leased Were tha capital Lo re thie Ond tor nNerimit Ail dicinal period. But legislation to : P made to export of that required for me Within i res () 1} ible } Al ‘ hi ‘ i ‘i Cotist bPd 1] ie. poses feured, vnd not without reason val the re would be the re eners yf thy Lited permission Whisky the U1 lez and rum-running that the government ply be held great opposili Jeged impropriety of of sueh into States through boot- A e entire channels, suvgestion take over th sup with ul- engaging medicinal needs first for met of the LovVvernment lo pry gal because the in the liquor busine liowever, Commissioncr Jones of bition unit that to barrel the prohi has frequently*expressed the opin- ion the proper solution of the problem found in os WuHs be rniment in the bonded the total and Lo) purchase stored that 15,000,000 every It tween which, in ante-Volstead days, consumed in le thar ©o1 decided difference ers of this liquor as to the desirability’ of the to the Rut the Warehouses, held is POL VOU OOD is estimated thus he- callons, would have been is Opinion among the own ie: year, There | of snle vavernment, of prova! tlie Washington this matter ‘with Assistant who understood to huve reached the conclusion that after all the casiest way is the best, and that the easiest, in all the circumstances, is for the Treasury io take the necessary steps to obtain title to the Hquor, since the control alreads resis {in that department, Nothing can be ivressional autherity, end Lonrress net officially usked for that authority until President Covol- recently principal owners hirive expressed Will discuss a} ot Plan, >and thev niee! in week lo ihe pecretary is Andrews, done Without coi will hye idge shall have decided whether or not in his | chainpieps in uny game‘ase few and far be; and ; | Tilden, despite the gamest of stru SOME | be liquor, thereby tieing the Piditys will wise to recommend ttre the judgement ii purchase of yt and also uctually leviti- iaillions government funds Whether government ownership will ! benefit the public for whom whisky is President is reported be course bv the reports from the prohibition unr mately preseribed. The to have said that he will euided in his of the Treasury Department when they are re- ceived, ‘ Al to “] price is a liquor is sold by distilleries upon present wholesale druggist: issu by {| ons permits i Treasury Department. The . ; ‘ ’ l ()i ik business Vy im i other of it reement, 1s iis n. The question the p tie covernment, if should tuke over — , beer COnNSIGeCTCCa, bye, Will ire supply, has ,not itever the price may the distille: lhe ) ia) loser, as have his 1 ' ‘ ‘ 4 ne the plant Wit opportunity too dis * ; 7 : ** *hriwe LaLV alli SHPOW TLS Sport ttil eat thet American dyes are ‘going ‘*™~ ’ , maeparvan Saal « A DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, mds of American teachers and school Theusi principals are in Washington to exchange ideas “sdvance the cause of education through- out this country. They are earnest and patri ut in kK ul attects OL ne and women, engaged a ta proroundls the wel- State and ited dire t i \ hide ihe . than any work per- by lawmakers or execulive educators will have placed betore TV 9% m in alluring colors a plan for the estab executive department by the cabinet. lishment of a national! of education. headed a who secretary ‘at Many argu- that this und hiuve ua se in ae) will nresented de pee prove proposed pariment is both necessary irabl Will Haviwws i exXani- meilion s L@aACHRePrsS vith open minds, lL nited States govern- States and the > L Ait If they will do this, we are con that they will ogpose the creation of education, wre the local They the ‘ol and ‘aduUcal n of children ado not properly to pertain “ure purely Thess point view, local ommunity, tuxation, the problems the fundamental in \V hich I2k1onNn, and Americans it “local oO} rapped -up self-government.” the would authority over :¢hools not cease ce hegun, t ‘moved the oi 13) le ye ndence the State matter of educa- iw the in- ic workings (oi and bureaucracy are The illustrated “= ee - ‘ which the States unceasing. power exercised appropriations 1s in other n . less of th independence, iepartment o1 e would « ; suis of money. which (lv for. stifling to the opposition erowth The adn- of the department itself. States would relinquish one function after ull of ‘effi ft bureaucratic absolutism in the nan iency,.”’ until the ther, mec tur le ( t American youth would “nent is already overloaded with Which should The eentralize all authority in Washington und The independence not exist. tend- iy. States are the dangerous. of American self there in government; on the contrary, the whole and rnment. When they are weakened equivalent uecession o the { streneth is made topheavy. } ‘Tipe people of any community o1 hil they do education of their ¢ eo by 4 What hington, could Wa and The iInachinery bureau in arined with ainst ! utocratic authority holding power over chool finances? people would be Cl Which could extricate themselves without breukine the neshed in from they not machine, The siripped of rovernment of the United States should extraneous bureaucratic growths its true functions as the } (| 1"¢ tfored TO) torth Set ihe preambl: to Constitution. Powers surrendered by the States and by the people ho No new Federal departments or bureaus should be established ‘ pt uld be returned to them. Ww Pxce for the execution ofthe powers already vranted to the government, ataiilininil The tax bill contains a salutary pro- vision which will go far toward checking the evil habit of issuing porations. This rapidly of late. centralize hew > nonvoting stock in cor- tendency has been growing The effect of such action is to control of hold two corporations a Tew Which The tax bill that corporations shall not be deemed to be affiliated, for purposes of Inaking consolidated income 95 of the The include nonvoting stock. in hands voting stock. requires or more tax returns, un- owned by the less per cent interests. stock is Ssauie term -“'stock’’ does not : ——~ - @ THE LAWN TENNIS DEBACLE. last the thirteenth day of the month, but it was certainly “Black Friday”’ for American tennis. Almost the sole bright spot amid the gloom was the perform- ance Miss Wills tor, Without leaving the court, she won iwo more matches ‘vy easily in the the Bristol cup, sul While the Californian girl was thus upholding the honor of on toreign soil of the bright purticular stars of United States lawn tennis suftered sudden and violent on their native heath. One other——Richards, und down in defeat the invaders—Lacoste, and (here no. doubt that the better man on the day was victorious. Richards was clearly outplayed Kriday was not lawn of at Beaulieu tournument for America three eclipse the flunter——went French jrugnon, utter Tilden before Borotra ln each case a in by ro 82, Lacoste: les against fate, was smothered by Borotra’s astounding volleying, his invineible backhand speed: Brugnon showed preater his hard- ut the rival, and lightning 4 fourht finish The and in ubility set than did his stalwart greatest upset was, of course, that Whicu: ‘nvolved the defeat of Tilden. the na- tional hampion, the ranking No. 1 lawn tennis player of the world. But in sport ap- parently no invincible. There was suund philosophy Sugamwne Lenelen’. re- mark to the correspondent, “Please do not think T am so conecited that [I do not know IT niust be beaten some time.’ The wudefeated match of each one is i) (irange and ! that we ; 7) 7) A and ' Josephus ‘hounded unreasonable critics, for pure Tilden of pewly-embraced iween, There are some Who are clamorously outspoken yet to profession of the stage to interfere with his | What would tennis players umateurism, and who accuse aullowing his devotion his ability on the lawn tennis courts. gentlemen have? live air, und unless man a millionaire, or least of independent means, he has to have some business or profession in order support himself if he to maintain stutus. Should he capitalize his make a living out the branded these Keven do not on ay is ut to is his amateur wbility in sport and he professional of game he plays at becomes and admirers, once aunathenia to ease of ‘“‘Red’’ at him are still becomes The the gibes directed his former fresh in the fy Tilden probabilities public be u that and memory. the lo epectacular ix to success actor he more the keeping physically fit. Inuch in recent that no one surprised if. he altogether public competition in which he has world-wide fame. oe o an as ure will be’ obliged withdraw more trom lawh tennis and use courts as a simply Hie means of has been ac vears be retires tht rained need trom Ace at. 6 louger get excited about things that don’t mat- ter has compensations. ov you no > - —_ THE COMMISSION. tariff TARIFE commission the appropriation The was a topic of dis- House bill be sion during the next While uselessness of eussion in on Friday, because the ilouse provided that the expended before for $699,000 to by commis- fiscal differ to the tariff commission, is one point upon which all agree, and that is year. opinions as the usefulness or there the commission wus created by the Democratic tariff and antiprotection group 1916. The tariff t the instigation of theorists low in control ot Congress in commission vus established a ho were obsessed with the idea that Congress with the tariff properly. theoretically while the tions and reports very naturally jeaned toward the the 1916 real protectionist on not deal The fact-finding fariff be low to the investiga commission was a establishment. but advocates were in power views of administration. From 21 commission Now the au protection there wus not a that protection party is in power White commission is in the President that that the parts created the declares the commission Is a Obvioush ‘re is only one that commission Way to remedy amend the law simply is {9 Nall ihe [i be avoid clashes so long as an attempt is made his situation and 9 that the be ui organization for adniinistration advisory or purty in power. will impossible to nonpartisan or bi- the tariff commission establish decide No matter, by Congress to re partisan body to how should be administered. act for can in that ~* A first-class magazine is one whose front- rir] by somebody with a | is drawn repu- * GROWTH OF BUREAUCRACY. Wood, sion to the thought of many persons when, the said that Representative of Indiana, gave ex discussion of independent offices ap- “every new bureau thal established, is a new digger at the foundations th propriation bill, he create, every new comninission is of ours.”’ independent offices without is government of Today there are some 52 und commissions, ponsible hea bureaus many ds, with no one to whom they ‘ec answerable except as they are answerable The provides 2ress, independent offices Dill independent establishments; of the commissions, appro priation some $0900,000,000 for ep) +) oe but this 1s legs than about one-halt independent bn- and responsibility for the large increase in Kederal political just with the number of bureaus rests as the was in a with The demand much one as party other, gzenesis of these bureaus i? anal existing public for encies 10 regulate in muchinery of the government, resulting in li cure, if possible, many of the ills the alleged wrong and injustice. tended by Congress that was never in- these bureaus should their and regulations outside of congressional action, amounting to What might properly be culled a bureaucratic branch of the government in addition to the legislative, judicial and executive branches. Many bureaus and commissions now are prac- tically legislative as well as judicial bodies, establish rules of own ; By Will Rogers best little story I heard today was to me by Mrs. Josephus Daniels, of N. C., the California of the South. I had the extreme honor and great pleasure of having dinner at her lovely home. It is, by the gway, one of the most beautiful and home-like homes [| have seen on my entire travels. lives there, too. But it was Mrs. Daniels that I was listening to. She cer- tainly a wonderful woman,.and like all gray- haired ladies, beautiful. She hus a great sense of humor and loves to tell of humorous happenings that she has experienced there end in her various travels all over the country with Mr. Daniels. She and Mr. Daniels com- told Raleigh, is ' prise just about the most congenial and Happy | seen Mrs. W. J. Bryan in Florida. combination I have ever seen. Our Talk drifted from the time when we used to have a Navy onto everything in our National, Government. Mrs. Daniels was re- ferring to some visits of the Bryans to their home, and I was teliing her about just having I was out 'and had quite a visit with her, and I certainly |'uble woman. / und did enjoy meeting her. She is a very remark- When I looked at Mrs. Daniels, just seen Mrs. Bryan, I just thought what their husbands owed to them. Mrs. Daniels told of having entertained Gov. Wilson several times in their home before his nomination, and they had an old darky woman that has been with them for vears. So Mr. and Mrs. Daniels were awuy at the Baltimore Convention, an@ when they got home Mrs. Daniels was telling the old Cook who had been nominated. ‘They nominated Mr. Wilson,’’ ‘Mr. Who, Mrs. Daniels?”’ “Why, Mr. Wilson.’’ “Who dat you say What?’’ . “Why, Mr. Wilson; you remember Wilson. He has been here lots of times. Woodrow Wilson.” “Is dat so? TI thought they most always generally nominated Mr. Bryan.”’ (Copyright, 1926, by the McNaught Syudicate, luc.) having dey nominated; Mr. Mr. Mr. | drinks e st — eee | have whiskey in fence, ee a e - - - O ‘“—- —, alt ‘ . be eae Ww ee Prope gaat . ' calls PRESS COMMENT Tratlic. Democrat: present nt Or Same With Urbana about the that you ure drunk Nile dane: tell wu ti say hye ce. Ca We've Often Noticed it. Ios Angeles Times: Thi With the averuge- man i: never to he finds himself ‘es mend his broke He's Our Neighbor. Detroit News: “*C, ive ? quarter.” said the poct t “and tell him to shovel off the I must tinish this ‘Be Snow.’ - lye Oo hi ie to A Natural Inference. Philadelphia Inquire) A roxication what sometime opes when a driver absent m uff he had int radiator. is put in \ Contemptible Fling. Nortolk Pilot: I tion he med up Numbers th "Oth verse: “Come thou und We will do thee lorid pretty \\ 10 i ~— to seenis 1})} rood Kxpert Testimony’ Atehison Clobe: has held that now. an illegal No, but leg An Ores le if pedcle, it Sers Just Think of It! Springfield Republican: T) ton Public library, which recei a bequest of 81,000 from $700,000 estate of Francis Phelps Dodge, will feel like a small boy to Whom John OD. ell given a dime, he Riocketeller hi: Politics in Mexico, Philadelphia Ledger: like all countries selves. to revolutionary gces out of its political and eco ie Way—certainly hard enough naVigate-——into religious supre Mexico seems determined to look no stone in building up h wall of antagonism and. hostilit) subjecting OVeTtury ? 7 anen “You May Crush Ef You Wil (Md.) L/A¢t . eeM nHriv. ‘ If the, kor knew Krederick New €i Are palmists, whom had a deluge thing like spiritunlis's? 1 bid them welcome. spiritualist that I ever ticed here some eight years ; and was a gifted and amiable low. He was an ardent believer the old-fashioned cure liberal quantities Without a inspiriting to be in such a pungent spirits did he exude. Ot + j ' Live ior colds cold his pre aroma he Was Was never lor Sweet Charity. Riehmond Times-Dispatch: If the general assembly wants itself down as approving dorsing and perpetuating LO and .in ul skulduggery, law the bill just introduced before the house of delegates to except from the operation of the gambling laws wheels of chance conducted without direct compensa- write | pecu- | liarly flagyant form of hypocritical | it need only enact into | unti- | Copyright, Appropriate ’n Everything! 1926, by Public Ledger Unconscl i‘) CIMOUN | 1 (,ilbert one ol imation j an) tit il, iyi cLiif bil yusness: | tween our very relie tood erect Wwe ‘isy is not as Lecky in h most men ita violence rne characte! COMDOSG Tihs renius t im Ou Otle Domit lan aeritics Ob { tf amusement n ath i} au hand, strugeles the W other many ot looked with indifference on the ere nderlyvy devoted to animals. ‘outhon to a spaniel reated human ii ne Oo human d regarded \y tic Porecas we carrs vhat Haveloc wncon: By GLENN FRANK— hay modern as lis History of European i\ ho rentlest about LETTERS TO TH ous Hypocrisy Ivpocry Murray, “‘in comparing t) the distinguishing characieri: of LICS ‘conscious hypocrisy. The ancient nk we should sometimes startle them n, Feb human conduct in publi professions, ° hour Neighbors ‘> inconsistencies. Gilbert si bundle of ag ly been a erests. Morals, “that much lower in political judgment There thing nore Ccom- Lé NOs! ACiS OF Vays hazard churacter ol Inconsistency. r characters the most contradictory in in direction and cruel another: . ‘ i . % ltlis }OoT] in another: realistie one theld Secured LOW ‘) ye] round the sn Just quoted Leckys ious inconsistency of human nature localize and Jimit the expression of | 4), 1e the serum to save people Nome, corded in im] ‘apt. Fried, ny every member of the crew ot Antinoe wi ate on Pres It properly berg, ‘ _7 . Satliol had such a horror of bloodshed ol Lon a thuble xen took a savage delight in killing who food and most benevolent of men. putting flies into spiders’ webs and board Lioosver . iS two continents The malamute— ; Will furnish theme Of coining generation: the four netzhbors who riskes lives in the fearful storms of ern Michigan to save the bods neighbor trom wolverine foxes ull the tamil most. § Oo far as the world out the peninsula will ever knov JOSEPH RICKER Washington, Feb. hele Mt ores French Hy slaughter of human Fournier was affectionately attached men of the revolution who at triad fo) holesale beings poets . Panis to two golden pheasants and fe with little regard and displaved a suffering miuintained hospitals for the i¢) vith superlative tenderness ‘Nama’ ts of the unconscious inconsistencies With us, ‘k Ellis ca sClOUS 2. IIs well the art of morals, we te George Washington and desse James, as as Our CONSCIOUS To the Kditor of The Po [ just received a copy ot nh not run again eRhance. dei be il Hhoaudway Against Crime. Tribune: It Oni no judge was induced to uttempt to prevent the if ihe Drake hotel mur- who were hanged Saturday. affidavits presented to make wn insanity case for the killers fantastic, and if they had been for insanity many citizens would have rea- soned that Justice Wis hopelessly entangled, it is, confidence 1s growing that law can be brought to its proper functioning in this com- ‘munity. The efforts to bring this about are making headway and per- dstence in them ought to bring the lresults needed, pil) Wits ;agere i The Out Wel accepted as excuse i trial AS tion to manipulators and when the | proceeds are to be turned over to a benevolent, charitable or civic ganization. ()i'- Hoover's Deep Game. Columbus Stute Journal: There are 4,800 separate and distinet! kinds of women’s underwear oli the market and 1,800 separate and distinct kinds of long stockings but every time we write Secretary Hoover about it and suggest that here is a field ripe for standardiza- tion he’ seems to think that some- thing in the nature of bricks, tacks or finished lumber is more im- portant, and that’s another thing that leads us to believe that he Slomp’s Portrait of Coolidge. New York Times: i'Rascom Slemp, long a representative in Congress Virginia and some-time secretary to the President, has been giving his | leisure to the psychology of Mr. Coolidge. His portrait of ‘The Mind of the President’ is presumably satistactory to the sitter. *. * * lle “a riddle to Mr. Slemp ‘‘be- cause he not easy to ¢lass as a /progressive or a conservative.” jpersons less favored with lof observation is Is han his former seec- retary, the classification seeins easy ! lenough; but every public man is bound to be in theory conservative- Mr. Campbell | hereditary | from | To, | chances | ite magazine, On the cover wi picture of George Washington playing that fiery temper }just been discovered that i sessed. It seems that, after a century and a half. many about Washington have brought Oo light. According cent stories, Washington smoked, could tell a lie if necess; all apple sauce abou! cherry tree), was high tempered and eould **cuss”’ like “tLlell and Maria’ Dawes. Washington no to. a good example tor, littie he They might drink, because Was ington did, and not realize t! Washington had something bet! not too much of either: “just right.’’ Baffling, too, the President “because without professional art he gets more votes ‘than any other man who ever ran | for office.”’ Myr. Coolidge’s extraor- | dinary success in the election of! 11924 indeed. personal. The *fatuity of the Democrats and Re- 'publicans in Congress made himthe : ‘protagonist of the overmastering (that's ‘desire for economy, tax reduction, tax revision; but these great ocea- sions of leadership ure rare: and in the ordinary course of politics Mr. Coolidge has to depend a good deal upon “political art,’’ in which his skill has long been admired b*¥ the professionals, whom it surprised at than bootleg whisky to drink, first. f have also been readine Rise and Fall of Jesse James’ large Sunday paper. According to that paper, Jess was a model ehild aw kind-hearted gentleman, aud also American city will rears: pld of his religious belief. There of Gen. Pershing mounted |'* BO preot Chat he ever Killed any upon his favorite horse, buat thin | BOGy. bis men Gid, HUb Noi Jess will be the last of our equestrian | Pe Villains of the were Hin heroes. The war lords in those | they | Getectives. Why couldn't days are really desk men and they |'Hey Jet him rob a bank without muy do their heavy work in their | Chasing him Bk -OVOF, the vOuetrs bath robes if they like. If they |'"¥iNs to shoot him? [t wasn’t ans have any hard riding to do they call |?! their business, a taxi. The warrior no more rides | If Washington along his lines wrapped in an ent- | Jesse broidered ¢cloak and mounted upon | u plunging steed. He either uses | the telephone or else he rattles | around in a Ford. We may vet “| © progressive: " that s, he wre . vals, + y* ; Cil«¢ hw way eae it Heroes in Fords. Angeles Times: It is pos- that in the lapse of time | . Los sible some statue ~t* story wis so bad and »pood, Why not make Jesse's birthday a holiday and forget Feb- ruary..22°? Teachers could have mnake six-shooters Nii weay t] instead 41 Sf pupils paper and hatebets, -Wasbington, Feb thell of Este DM) A READER, 19, have some hero immortalized in bronze tin Lizzie.

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Lave awdcolutely v g ee THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY on 1926. NEADS OF CHURCH IN AUSTRIA ATTACK CULT OF THE BODY Mi Catholics Are Warned Against Modern Paganism in Dress honor dinner last and Mrs elmer and Dancing. ee te satcenuea bassudor and Baroness de senator William B. MekKintley, SEXES ARE FORBIDDEN ator and Mrs. Hendrik Shipstead. Mr. and Mrs. Leiand Harrison, TO MIX IN ATHLETICS iman, Mrs, Frederick Marshall Field, Repre- Ive A. Piatt Andrew. Mr. and nA: . Melville W. KF. Wallaee, Mr pengied Bathing Also Banned. oii stirs. Sumnée Welles ite by Pastoral: Women Tald orden Harriman, Mr. and Mrs. Drew Pearson, Mme. Hauge Mr. to Be More Modest. RS ~ of DAWES will honor todav at of il series be the guest the first hincheons anfield will W of tobe i son SI \iinisier the guests evening Schlesinger, eleian The Roumanian Prineess Bibesco were ot: mer: who Am- Cartier, sen the * : \liss Vig bel kT ‘1 \irs, . Perkins “und Vit. ritish leveland Vr. kK. Pendle- fon Turne! John Balfour, he £6 embassy. About thirty additional guests were = in- “dd for a musicale which fol- Ot (Special Cable Dispatch. ) . . ‘ : Vite rep. 2! Signed by the:, ) lowes tholic Vienna oer highest dignitaries of the ¢ Church was qiauner Club. I Mrs. Coolidge Congressional] evening, and invita been issued for the ronor of the Viee Presi Virs Dawes for rida, MIarch o. are annual events a1 he most important ‘resting program of the club , f receiving line with the Cardinal Piffl ; eh ish not: i ae Hoh side and Abs Coolidge Thurs na. the hishon of St He] mn and bid ; bat weet . Ts, Lindley 1] l.inz and tf] eo president tor of Teldk " sig had ti Mirs, John B. Hlen- “The bod iris mm i ‘ pers ts rile Istrict of Columbia creda. “Tcaent, of the hs , de ! = the cult of the body Or Is meh opr; 2 ‘ ul S i ae es tice dest president There reinia, to make H ‘ Albert ture of tl adv Mrs Dal and mo ‘ocident of histor, have Receptions by read in all ‘1 ‘atholi resident of churches ing ane } Tive morn fuests Thurade iy have as a mimandment ae elu . : VW Mi re . the to give the let present messazZ by writ i} Must Lo ticine The IOVS also recept ident ’ . vez of ion Oth (i}) Hinnen ot lor, of ( Mrs. second vice li. Vestal president: Vermont, Louis “OO — | ice of oceurre araway, oO Mrs. Dakota. and Miss treasurer. ot the bers Kansas: Shame Losing Power. fe he my . ye’ d) an ’ nuch paga llinois, man am ote iIncorporators tity and \ Through litera-! club, wh re still active me} ture, art rt he cult Anthony. j ot body ' power “ship rOl ari Sprout, O11 ’ the Pistl Mrs body | healthy, strong, gra al int W and 1 rbove 1] oeE IE (‘hristianit be subservie) a Talc eo must! Tlawley. never break.’ 5 The then unde set definite -egulations to gvyninasti The rules follow 1. In the se: ing: separated ( gvmnasti sex as the stephen irginia: Mr Burton Idaho; Mrs. Finis J. Gar- Tennessee; Mrs. John N. (;arner, of Texas: Mrs. Willis € ot Mrs. William (Jregon: llumphlreys, of Washington: Mr: of alitornia P. Kahn. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. of Ohio: Mrs, Frank W. Mondell, of Wvyoi.- Mrs. John H. of North ina, and Mr: W. Under- of Alabama. oO; brand’ That is documen Mlorence 1O yVaNAaASst i Small] be Oscar aro] ~. Teachers be of the same ’. The garments Inust:not be 1. Bathing worn jor gf) or girls D. Nude are forbidden. 6. For Ol wood. oO} \Ir zabor. Ja is J. Davis arrived his SOT secretary V1) 17) GT j i mMmmode ‘ | Miiam! Sults hid nastics eithe) has in With by boys Mrs. Theodore at dinner Mr and Noves will evening. exercise kind entertain this and rurments of their sport wear never the Women Mrs. wife of eniamin FF Hiutchison, the commandant f the | vard. will. not be atternoon use form () navy at home t is strictly hold | this eyinnastic exe Bs ee forbidden io reises in publi impossible to Vacy, girls and women in ordinary clothing long sleeves and no 9. Sporting clubs sociations must rules strictly, Then follows a ulations for water sport: l. Girls. and women must be permitted to swim in public. 2. In all sea bathing bathing outdoors the sexes separated, omen, girls and must conditions be allowed undress together. ‘Oolice and State authorities undertake | carry out the of the Mrs. Pe company of in the avflower. have Ifenry Sheffield, be the Minist ‘he Counselor i Hungary entertain a luncheon room secure pi must exercise long skirts, nec Ks lenvi sixteen Jefferson Among l= | 0 and today at The NM their guests, who Vited to m Mr. of rey of Cleveland, will from Switzerland and Mme. Peter, yi and Minister from Voland and Mme. Cie¢éhanowska. loos ‘* and . oOovseryve ait athletic is the peen Pet special set Th¢ V¢ the or river must be oft An riven evening of music will today in the gymnasium the George Washington university for the benefit the I'niversity | hospital. The artist will be Miss Carmela Ponselle, of the Metropoul tan Opera company. Additional patronesse event include Mrs. Charl hull, Yn or 4 Cilaltl- and | Coleman Jennings is of the floor committee, dane- greatest all such | Im mans to carry rhythmie the The principle of materialism, only an one of is excuse all of to put porno- arts and the modern low cr Sm) tg Mrs. Richard Derby, .of Oyster) hav, L.. T.. will be the guest of honor | at au luncheon which Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Biddle, of Bryn Mawr, Will give today. |: Mrs. Derby, ILthel Roosevelt, Se omaee a = aes CelRurcdis Washingion’s Snartest Kestcurcnt Noi Thomas Circle: As the center of Washing- ton’s gav night life, Le aradis is’ constantly pre- senting greater fun fea- tures—for instance Monday— GALA NIGHT former Miss! who has been visit- The Washington branch oft the | [English Speaking union will give n» tea on Wednesday from 4 to 6, o'clock. the NIrs. tative Norton, Jersey, Mary ‘FE. from New ‘as her guests at jhotel this week ‘convention of the department of | Superintendence or the National | Kducation association Mr. and | ' Mrs. Charles Lillis, of Jersey City. | Mr. Lillis is superintendent of the| | Dickinson High of that city. | represen- will have} Wardman Park | for. the annual Dancing Until No Time for i gga Blues Tuesday—A Night in Hades And a deyil of a good Pitre ; ranged, Souven! ianecingg until _ “VIVIAN - MARINELLI Washington's dancing darlings appearing every se cha after tire theater deer Davis Jamous {Paradis Band school] Here From London. Mme. (C, W. Dressclhuys, of don, arrived yesterday at the (lard from Palm Beach, Ila., where | She has been for several months. | She plans to remain here possibl) ‘a week before going New York. Lon- Wil-! Las been to Mrs. | William Boston -her mother of De Witt Mitchell, in by reason of the death of brother, William W. Churchill, Bancnoft, Mrs. ; Is short skirts and bare arms ‘Ex- press a cynical and pagan life and excite deliberately the sexuality of 'the sexes.”’ The letter ends by saying governments = and communities must take severe measures againat “The shameful corruption of our society. Religious and i resurrection is the only can save the race today.” (Copyright, 1026, by the Chicago ‘Tribune.) Nain 4326 for Reacervetions a Wega ecewem = SBS SSee>Ra= way owe the rsence } k t 7 ithat broadcast the | moral |’ “SOCIETY | — a died Monday last court. Her cousin, Mr. accompanied her. Thes from Washington artist, who Stoneleigh Woodman, \ il] 7 Vee kK on absent More, : | . ne al or ing her Speaker Nicholas week-end sister, and Mrs. 7} the Biddle brother-in-law and of the tous Longworth. with Mr. and Pass: Mr Janet Richards announces owing to Washington's” birth- her gular Monday morning talk on public questions will be ferred until tomorrow morning. ‘the noon Lenten during Lent will and Close ul little These jectures, which sent weekly review he lieghts in the world’s work for preceding are given in Musonic temple, Thirteent and New York avenue. JEWS HEAR WALSH DECRY INTOLERANCE ANiISS thet day, de- be services, begin itl 1 Lweive, Dre high the thie i ul ot POW new tree unrestral their fellow Intiant +Paeaqa ant . sa } : * log epublic,’ wluded, aa ing. - oO} that day. | that tne said ,: . ] mWzous Treedom Sees Youth Benetited. : } + «Fr iti at Lue mete ith oem f lisvees tit «a ‘Hhman de have eLTrTec ing tor oOpment bhai HOO huilding eall.”’ he monument COULD ut? come | ao Ameri Jews] : their their frument make-that { Ain} emblage Lehman Harry King presiding rmtrodu tne 86a Judge duced ! Tie when hdent of sPenator Isai \mericanl the tn The fiouris curtains of apart, evening a d i trun troduction trumpeters i! low a when t red and the si were dr closing notables of prominent workers for the building. B. Shapiro, ‘bi lilding cm who ; wn lOT) se 1] ie roid ant awl the (i i> Vie eh committee, airman in the Freund, its is ill, presented the to Mrs Viner, a leader in tl rive building fund, Pre The latter in h response in a bouquet of fl rounding key was an containing Mrs Viner’ $1,000 to the cente) Are {) adore nan, ge oft and sident dis Wer is closed sur the envelope of Addresses Broadcast. : : Loui |. 4hviad i 4 iistory Cot" speakers Spiegler, who gave the |] the campaign to i912. wren sturted bv a Young men; und Morris © ier O] tor t the mov, spall gre Dr. afritz, chairman of building committee, Rabbi Julius T. Loel- pronounced the invocation and Rabbi Louis J. Schwefel t] benedict were center back ement up of Je \bram Simon iy i he wish the i? ion. All speeches himan giving a following dedication, and fluag-raising cmecrnote rnoon marked hi formal dedication of the Representative Adolph J. Illinois, a by American rion men, part in the flag-rais ing services, attended by more thavu 2,000 persons, Kinal instructions viven bv Morris Cafritz and Philip Goldstein to [00 workers a five-day drive 2.500 mem Ss, opening todays Yo. talk : peech hight’ over at. the Services afte al center Sabat hi. ssisted took were Dr. in ber for Temm Mr f ~o.. 2 elgzman, eapt: ; (;oldsn it} kischer, Mr ‘ ‘Roy Wing, Living Slemiuhnd. Xo. 3. OH MM; Rater. .\ L pre r{ NiIrs Aid 55 \ Irjed © Jacoh Heehkim; \iiss lori: Miss Kidith Jeffrey, Alrs. Jo hs Benjamin , , Pesczimn '> S Lert), ee 7 hh a Desi st qotatl Sour Is Morris en tLeli Team No. 4. Mrs. William Levy, e: be ae Pauline Baum, Mrs. A. Cohen, Mrs VPriedmiain, Mrs. J, Kotz. Mra. J. Mrs Millstone,’ Mrs. HH. Si 2 Oe Cee See Ail pti a Tenn No. o. ‘h arles NI Rosentiha Blumenthal, Airs Mrs. (', Giordon, Milstone, ? Robbins, oe a Ars Hi Vrs Sherby, Team No. 6 Sara fioberts, A bruins, Miss llorenee brisker, Miss loora Dworkin. . Miss Elsa t¢ield- lLazerow, Mrs, ». du Riebman, Mrs. Al Shefferman, Captain: Wiss toberts, Team No. 7. Sokoloyve, cuptain;: Miss Edith Brusiloff, Adlayiteh, Miss Lillian Miss Dorothy Kolker, Mrs. Rae” Peake, Miss Mary Rosenblatt, Miss Rose Street, Miss Rose Nrucoff und Miss Jeanette Rod. Team No, i Hilda King, captain; Jeanette mer, Mrs. Bisman, Hilda Levy, Mrs... Harry Levy, Estelle Makover, Miss Dorothy ster, Miss Henrietta May, Miss Oppenheimer. Mrs, and Miss Many Rosenberg. Team-Noa. 9, Miss KHdna S. Schwartz, captain: Miss Sylvia Aein, Miss Elin “fiving and.) Miss Iisva Loeb, Miss Adele Selle buissin, Attia kriednizin, Ss. Miss Miss hefore | and | Was | | .e- i; Sten, Lirret, | Noe | Miss | Sherby. Miss | . ANTIQUES Bernard Schwartz LOCAL BOY SCOUTS | WILL VISIT TOMB Ut NASHINGTON TODAY 1.260 From District, Joined by 300 From Baltimore, Going to Mount Vernon. WREATHS WILL BE LAID IN LAST RESTING PLACE Mass Formation Before Man- sion to Be Followed by March to Vault. Boy make SCOUES hundred will Tt we l \\ ash) nilcrimage Wa Ver their annual of mEgzton tomb (;eorge Vernon to of all Boy States. Three Jaltimore will rion \VIount shine aav, as. sentatives Te pre Scout in the United hundred scouts trom Wiil mobilize a Fourteenth and this morning | o'clock, and leave for: \iount Vernon on ten W and Virginia trolley trains each, Tike ection of I} iil a bitevs street nortiwest, ‘) of two! CalTrs rnon, saltimore follow- divisions, Willi erounds, Massing in} shington mansion. sembled scouts will march TWos., Mount Yo he they buses and, ling in nibbiltzat ion bs laken tomb in and they columns Piaced Ix. olumbia we Lae o of the of Wreaths to Be in Tomb. | of the! eouneil, ceremonies. | by Rep-, of Penn Will ad- and drum Troop 4%, fur- will then play! Scout fugler. .J. sound ‘‘taps.” by a march with heads Snead, scout the address de Kelly, detalls ot scouts ident le ff Mollowing ct short resentative AM. Cly Vivanid, Iwo wreaths, The vance pearing place them_in the tomb. and bug! Ol and erron fol: i) \ Will he mwed tomo SCOULS _ Official f Imes ceremony, 1 hal cit o'clock, scouts grounds and take part contests: They wiil Q' ( loc k. states | and for in games entrain “ s Cnited officer of the of the trip. ‘xecutive board of Columbia Seout attend, District ‘il will : : LINO (and 5 A\frs louis, mia 7 No. No. ‘ feam No. ‘ \e .\ foena, ti« ! urd ae, - 8S. ] ~ ecimt ‘ito ithe language Team No. 14. knee. "ha rvidson \ { Te ete hneigard, I etd : rQvi (per dy, ear Arr NONI ‘Team No. 15. ae Lptair Cloldenbe ry \! lnm : Kronmiat Team , \tl (7OUt Lis } i ! , . il! qy] [- | Morris sword Tenm No, mre terre ys. Tle ros{ie () dive ed 19. petal? (;oldstein, ‘Team No, ldstein, ° Joseph | Melyin i and No. Tenum fioseml NV i aed, PPecardanicen, fiosenmblum, Sseltelad oe Veum eaptaiu Max Maurice Nareisen- Jack hiobe rts, \ Irvin Shapiro ho No. (othenbs re, Cay Harry I. ium, Isndore | esser. Sin Otfembery, Herman J Wiermer, Harry Auge Team Wo. (sensberg, captain: Ie Jack Cohen, Sidney Morris (ioldherg, sSsenblatt. Willis \ Tbe Wao { ‘Team .itred: ja. Be Blechman, (;oldstetn, Albert Katz, San uel Michael Str \] VY oubeminat (Oven, Iirw Tvltaaya, 1?) v1 re Alb dy | larry Malkin, | Warsaw, Abe| Sol pie \\ est, ne. 34. HNvett, CH Svivan Nels Altres d Ie Olt | Mason. | Swe edie ;° prt at iti lDanzansky, , Jacobson, Lebowitz, Mark use, Denjarmin Teatn No. 25, Taretsk be (fohen, lazar sador le vin. cohen by eon No. nwaufiman, Lawrelce Louis Henry Carl Captain; —b KMeniek, J. Sum Ihuatz,!} ‘thermer. ‘ 336. captain: Giichner, Hlertzberg, Messinger, Worner and lieuben . Alpher, wa Roberts, Morris S Team flerrys Michberg: llertzberr, Kaufman, Nordlinrer, Simon Alan Sam Samuel Daniel Myer ¢ ‘hidake i. i utrosky, Dr. CC. Gor- don, Bernard calgste in, ui. Brite. 2g William Leyy Nare isenteld, Harry Nelson and WwW sshaianes Stein Team No, A. IK. Felser, captain; Saha CGiaftin, Max Bought and Sold PHONE MAIN 3081 , cegal Bros.‘ 1282 14th Now. ashington |" iof ‘the disapproving frown of science by i physicians ‘au two-day ithe | Yor] r Can iside. lat igracefully ‘| society lit expensive than the hat. OLD ENGLISH DANCES _| England ' trot AUNT HET of Og against my except she never had nothin’ boy John’s wife peels potatoes awful thick.” (Copyright. 219296, Publishers Syndtents PERIL TO WOMEN SEEN IN FAD FOR SUMNESS Eminent Physicians Meet to Draw Normal Weight Scale for Adults. ILLNESS DUE TO DIETING, Né VV Phe grew Feb. American slender to York, 291 (By A. woman, who Win the approving smile fashion, has drawn upon herself that same action. Spurred bv ill-health muc)) reports of w idespr ead ay ey, among women who diet 100 to conform to the slender the and stvles of eminent will open New York With the hope of evolving weight present, 20 scientists conference in tomorrow 4 normal adults, The conference was called by the American Medical association at the request of the Delineator magazine. It resulted from attempts to answer about 20,000 letters from magazine, which “revealed alarining fact that this fad for slenderness which has swept the country to its remotest villages, constitutes an actual menace to the health of America’s womanhood and potential motherhood,” said the announcement of -the con- ference which was issued today. Dre. Wendell CC. Phillips, of New president-elect of the Ameri- Medical association, will pre- Physicians and scientists will uttend from Chicago, Albany, Wash- ington, Baltimore, the Mayo clinic Rochester, Minn... and Yale, Cor- nell and Stanford universities. The effects of too much dieting and also of overweight—-as regards tuberculosis, glands, skin, heredits nervous disorders, will have an important place in the discus- sion. The primary objeet. how ever, Will be to find the ‘‘normal”’ Weight. so that those who would diet may know how far they mas safely go. Turkish Women Spurn Reform in Headwear scale for the ida Turkey Angora, Feb. 19 CBy A. Men being hanged in for refusing to shed the fez favor the Western hat but the women stoutly resisting officials efforts reform their headwear and in of the street ‘tare gei ting away with it.”’ Meetings of women have voted not to give up the tight searf cover- ing the upper forehead, which ecoifs the modern. Turkish women, on the ground that hoth more.becoming ‘and less are of ure is RIVAL CHARLESTON = Rural Steps Revived; Bells Worn on the Knees; Held Unladylike. Feb. 20 (By A. P.) The dances which rural societies are reviving require far more than the tango and und Charleston which lagers hope to displace. Judges have agreed that nothing ladylike about either sword dance or the Morris teams of women which com- peted at recent contest in Great Hall, London university, made poor showing. They are dances und very active that, who dance coutless nel trousers and wear “braces,” which is the of saying suspenders. worn on the Knees for dance, The team the best showing dance, Musie was concertina. The dancers all had London, dancing endur the fox the vil- ance there is the dance, al men, men at in flan rainbow iinglish wav sells are the Morris for voung voung from Cambridge made in ihe supplied teams ot jesters with by sword them who relieved the serious interest in | ia very intricate performance with their jokes and antics. are . . 4 soe ith aKi: This Veal have taken 1 womento:?” SO | in! Morris | 2 | ‘GATHERS MODEST, SAYS PALM BEACH'S CENSOR “Morality Wave” For, His View: Women Don Hose When Ordered. FEW NOW ARE EJECTED Palm | Ap F2=5- aut Mla., (C‘onnie lewis, keh, lor a3 rears { 13. an seach, Palin Beach morals that the vas Wave I} hority on has deelared recent “‘mor olitv uncalled tor The habitues of the famous resort are to this vear thai For the five heen official beach his duties this vear have been arduous than in the past. He mated that he has ejected an say of only three bathers from the beaches here, whereu: former has nlanyv ten and twelve. lie ascribed for the smaller tions the lifting colored stockings, to be worn. exelusive bath Was started. rumor Was because the women huthe without ings pnew beach, where ho censor ithe majority the women suns stockings. An influential new club” said, quired wear women Le ha ve said have been more puritanica! before, Lewis lle ever haa . 4 Sala vears censor less est] aver di in al vears he ejected as “us the number the ban on and allowing When the and tennis ha it that desired At the rules, one of reason: viola flesh aris oft Ot shade and club it Tt) stock oO} member “med not ;e should ave oO wh neat ° ted the who ordi iN) notified ot the an incident ot women leg that beer Wis repor violated al good grace when lie recalled two veurs ago when a woman sented his remarks concerning istume and scratched ear he had his colored hose everywhere except the many shades tint that he eolor chart rules, ’ 1 ' . hands full. being worn beach. There bordering ‘lesh i were °*s the Carry 0 on tlesh was foreed to al lurks Still Oppose Suffrage for Women antin ple, Keb : (KB ‘he prejudice ugains boost women achieving em; imelmatie exists. especially in of Anatolia, where the of women has ? feet Lo ()] choo!) Ballet Queen Knight Of Legion of Honor Pari Feb. : Y A. ? .first evening that (Carlotta appeared at the opera, decorated with the legion of she was cheered so long and lustily that the orchestra had to stop for some minutes, The subscribers rose to honor the ‘‘first dancer” and stood cheer their tavorite ballet queen. "Fhe new kmight of the Te honor is the first gancer to that distinction. Vine Zambelli after being honor is, to Ot K¥e eIOnN ‘Total Age of 5 Women In House Is 465 Years. Billingsborough, Hngland I Pay AL SS | the in this village are five women, related, combined ages total 465, an 93.. They are all active. them earn a living by dressmak ing, while do house work. The patriarch of 97. but still ping, While the flapper of &7 spends most of her time doing the kitchen work and chgres. The others ure aged 88, 9l.and 92. | ~ | root ull nder Whose uverage ot Two knitting the other or and three ePhnola ois Shop the out to do hou £ets Wardman Park Appearing at Keith's This Week, and the I Sangamo Band No Cover Charge to Patrons Attending W ardman Theater, Monday to Friday, Today's Attraction on Amusement Page. | aa aren George Washington's Birthday SUPPER DANCE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL TONIGHT, 10 P. M. to 1 A. M. Music by Hotel Orchestra ‘amous Inclusive new appear his lace, | Cl). ! aime | ——e © Wa Is Uncalled. od amin fet m CAMINO REAL at Boca Raton (Florida; will be Americ: boulevard—z220 feet wide. ‘$s most majestic Already surfaced for more than a mile. Write for our booklet in colors Mizner Development Corporation PALM BEACH, FLA. 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— ~—-: 4 TIE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1996. 9 a Z R | , . icmmen ' Ey ne eed we ge es MER SIE span | , ’ | — VASHINGTA | VEWS ‘Curtis Kone VV Nothing - 11 te al rd mae rae! and Cant Julius un informal Cojionial Gance at the | ington birthday party at the Scots | the significance of Washington's fiom.” the Rev. Howard EK. Snyder, . i ; : ie i + tha’ ‘ GEPArtMens Commande! Willard hotel tonight. A Martha’: tish Rite cathedral, Third and | life as related to the eountry and pasior of the Lutheran Chureh of t QF Klection, Is ¢ Claim : ih: ) ot the legion. | , Senator Fess, of Ohio. will 'de- Washington social will be held at. streets northwest, tonight, ° | the world was given by the he Atonement, declared last night ; es , iver an address on George Wash-;| ?Ythian temple, 1012 Ninth street Services commemorating the | Robert Johnson, pastor of St. wt a spectal service of the Presi : hiladelphia, Feb. : : 3 LPS ReH OS bi a uacon before the Association of Northwest, tonight under auspices "birth of George Washington were} John's church, here. “He spoke in ‘nts Own garrison, No. 104, of the aaa weal aghisen elie ak : ea Reta | Ollest Inhabitants at the First Con-| Of: the State council yf held in many churches of the Dis-' place of the Rt. Rev. John Gardner . He resignetion oO yrus l oroge 44 | Paves ‘ , : P ; re , ae ; Army and Navy union, commemo aifonal church at noon. Theo-| Vaughters of America. trict yvesterdiay., Phe District Murray, Bishop of Muarvland, who fre : Curtis, publisher p> oe hii = j tore W. Noyes will preside. John J. Msch, of the Interstai Chapter, Sons of the American’ was striken with pneumonia bane | oe ' birthday anniversary ot delphia Public Ledger, 3 ‘ice? Bate } | Vatriotic exercises will be held at. Commerce Commission, will a Revolution, conducted special ser. Saturday. "ashington, ; pre ident of the International a pin 4 + K k rf{ne Plavhouse, L814 N street north- | dress a dinner meeting ot Lie vices at Mpiphanyv chureh yester- Washington's praver, as copied bis eulogy ' the first res! i y, ; - . ‘ : . ’ ‘ 7 . ‘ . + 2: Men's * . y tt ae) , a | , ‘ He : : 2 r \ : e : Wes us tonight bv Loe Hf ilipino club of elub Oo! the Nout Phe asant adayv nrrerhnoon. "Ts alé ~F ry Ce Wils itl his own handwriting when he dent tlie i stor who is also chap MCh, ANNOUNCE Y' ay Washington, Senator Sergio Os-| ©ongregational church at 6:15) condueted. by the Rev. Thomas Ed-| was 20 years old, was widely dis- lain of the ¢ : arr asize le ‘ Orlande, Fla., was at Ci ee mcha, president pro tempore of the | O'clock tonight. ward Green, cf iplain of the local’ tributed at the chureh last week acorraninhn aude of Wenlanaal ; : of knowledge of the organization,!| ee.) ‘ , al l’hilippine senate, will deliver the Local Masons, headed by rig. chapter of the society, assisted by. and read at the services vesterday. | “Ie wus self reliant as i result o} Antisaloon Leagu le Points to, YY its plans. eae ded in Dai KNCSS, preime pial address. Other speakers | Gen. Amos. A, Fries, will march to, the Re v. Walden ye r, the Rev. | This prayer was included in Wash-_ his carly training received trom his ils Whippin He Mf en for Join ©. Martin, generat manage ' inds t} 1e Brot ectina \ He tepresentatives James A. the Washington Monument “i John Van Schaiek, the Rev. ington’s manuscript prayer book mother.’ Mr. Snyder added. ‘‘Wash- ‘the Public Ledger. said tonight . *. Of Wisconsin, and Marvin; O'clock this morning and lay «a ZeBarney T. Phillips and the Rev. entitled “The Daily Sacrifice.” ington’s carly life, roughing it in Drunkenn 1eSS. iat Mr. Curtis had not hea t th of 5S | pnarec, , rex, of Texas, | wreath ut the dase of the shatt. Philip M. Rhinelander, formerly “It hardly belongs to a man of the open with the attendant hard “aniz: tion until | he was advised Che band, drill team and drum | Eleetra chapter, No. 2, Order of . Bishop of Pennsylvania. such literary reputation as Rupert ships. was a contributing factor to ion as vice president. ' | Corps of Kallipolis grotto will hold; the Kastern Star, will hold a Wash \ seholarly interpretation '’ Hughes to attack George Washing- his self-reliance,’ he concluded, - - Vie. Curtis did not know stret an mf od SE ae = sini GEN ERAL W A S AIDED rs eta existed.’ ia! Mr. MANILA DEFI nie ES i ALL om # aoe ss ee WER SL ae a wt ef mth is oe a eaimelt Ee a ie ee a Oe i PSE ; ; tah RE I Te Bhd PONT, SORT Te OR LEE SE A: CEPTS ro = WHEN ENEMIES DRANK| “ron ning apaut wei TO ATTACKING TROOPS |B KROWS 1) Lid}: uno plans and was elected without knowledge, That is the only rea Aeading cf Beer Recipe Is Up-| tor nis resignation.” Correcidor !s'and Is Re sported held by Capt. Stayton of Ai S] AIIM -RING AARE Seized in Maneuvers, Dut Anti-Vo Stead Body. No Officials Are Silent. ‘ 7 IN NATION-WIDE PLOT | ee George Washington’ iews in} . pecial Cable Dispa * ti Owes Shine regard 4 j-~ mane «TY ee © | a ae Ancther Suspect Promises to Tell Ali He Knows of Secret Workin Vester ” s directing | —— wae i trict \ttorneyv

princi. | will SY Fates ay PF X “a i — bom ’ 2 y sere Me Nes SS OOK, Welcome, Educators assailed Govs. Smith: of New York! be Mrs. Luthony ‘fayne C Ritchie of Marvland for thei ; | position to the Volstead law. Dal if l et, cary" ‘ form 1 an rhe States of Maryland Lal i ¢ P ite ( 1¢* | - . i ee \ 1 | New York. would be bette) drive Was all “far Co ; their governors would get ONLTreSS are | , , ’ nounced ising the ‘Star-Spangled Banner an Vrscael, “es wv. t and forget their own song, ‘How he Children Ot New sae . } Wary 7 | Ury I Am he said. | vdett for > diealaredibaton : — a a ata ae re Pe eat = ys 7 + - George Washington, with characteristic clearness, indicated that the quality ofa government such as ours depends upon the quality of education its citizens receive. the Rey. In appealing to his wudience to whISS .VANCY PKPeenan, Of CWeorge chum, national) OTsanize and ‘or candidates; Washington university, will be pre-| sabi oe ? ’ . , ) ae . ‘ 1?) ) ' it ty *) *) F . ‘ ?* ’ : inch Temperance | who would support prohibition; sented with a medal for her prize- — eee i Ce Se Ee ~ Pos ¥ » it ds ok TR =. rvotestint Episcopal; Measures, Mr. Wheeler denied that | vinning ssay on Ame ric an his- | Woll, viee presi- | prohibition had been a failure ex-j 'OF: Ps MUSIC will be furnished by | rican a ederation of | cept to brewer distillers,. saloon the Marine Band orchestra and by avton are an-{ keepers and vent Peach a. “Tt has! » Army band. A business meet- | ina e , been a success to the masses,’ he sha : ‘ . cca 3 of thi American | in the afternoon | declared. “It has made America the} ‘ ItLO Sli be held in the Yr New Jersey, | richest nation in tlre world,’’ tained bite a Rr immediately fol Mr. Wheeler denied that eee eee om e had no obligations in enforcing mech 7 ns¢lle, of the Metro- Guls Once Stole Clothes prohibition and quoted from a de- PO a Cepeaioge at coe : ia re Washingt Ini- - cCisron oO] the supreme court ot hin a un W hile Vv @ sii ingion Bathed Massaehusetts, which ‘held that pro ee ae a Pm a - . . . . i « . concurrent power is conferred on:—,)_, see ante he a ene Pp | d d d th ff t t h d b . (‘ongress and the catia’ states fe bisa Pas ent aT $e d srrdegase Oor ¥ Pal >] provi oe WI! insu icien equipmen 9 arasse y a f ousan enforce the law of the nation and /,.. parka gieerenger ds .: ?, , , , Puesday Evening Chorus will par- ' * ese ° | that it is their duty to do so. i hich itis Ba i a ‘ moderation, imbibine wine very| George W. Crabbe, State super-| Ua vill sine inne cisten oti il perplexities, they carry on their great work from year to year. SLAY 2 sii (isasreed With! intendent of the Antisaloon League : a2 mga sii se" ; “— sf of Maryland, aanerted pre’ prohi SF apulinayW- Sang egw i bition has already ‘“‘worked won. given under uuspices of the board cs ot he ee tr can eircuand, Hut that It had) of lady managers of the George | ‘ Washington has welcomed many distinguished visitors, but none more worthy OK SEL ee Be oS $ . z i eA os ee, ba ns To our Public School Teachers is entrusted the sublime mission of educating America’s future citizens. 2 “ae - pee "Se tl wa sas c Soy. ~ ae. —e — Y Sharh AERA: LA net td, { —— re Fite Sie? Cag Bs , ny : s > > rCGE0rse Wasilln On caran nb vreat ._ = “ewe ‘ _) his digestion,” Willi Lanier Washington, ot} Vestport, Conn.. Washington Univeriits spit; inaerarte: } y hospital. Mr. Washington, a member of the > J > Pilgrimages to Mount Vernon, | ¥ f Ib d h h h P bli S h ¢ h fA “ first President’ “Bad gy aad: aa Te. I olic ve W ithout Clew The Veterans oj 5 2a hia : O tr ute an onor t ail { c u IC C OO Cac ers O Merica. Washington irom recent statements To Bathtub Murder / #4 ihe Boy Scouts of the District || of Rupert Hughes, novelist. |will Journey to Mount Vernon, the| “This talk ubout bis gambling. Uris hod iatn sia /home of George Washington. The| drinking and swearing is rotten und | Troy, Ohio, Feb, 21——( By re P.). historic estate wil] also ‘be Visited without foundation,” he said‘ Authorities worked without a! by the George Washington post, No, | Drawing on family history, Mr. | Single clew today in their investi-}1, of the American Legion; Boy | 2 fe vi * Would that the Father of His Country could return but for today! Sigs th Sona ac me} Washington made the following viution of the mysterious slaying of | Scouts from Alexandria, Va., and a} statements about Washingtone | Ales. frances Drake Nesbitt, 25, | large number of visitors here at- Ho “had w.great temper ang | Otte State university graduate and | tending the convention of the de- ‘Troy society woman, whose body; partment of superintendence of the Proudly weal he gaze upon this splendid conclave---the torch-bearers of a Be sretanty | eran an tener oe ten be) een Sees reat, civilization greater than his fondest dreams. ) Yomen und liked jhome here, given in the hall of "nations of the to dance, Jacob Nesbitt, husband of the} Washington hotel tonight under He Was very aihictic, a wrestler | dead woman, who found the body|the auspices of the Stuart Wolcott of parts and a good broad jumper. when he returned home from Day-{| post promises to be a colorful af- lie imbled tor trifling stakes |ton late last Friday night, was ina fair. Kntertainment in the form as was customary in the society of highly nervous condition today and|of numerous tableaux Will be pre- his day. ‘could not be seen. Police had not| sented, including the “Colonial Sol- His first set of false teeth was,found the blunt instrument with! diers’” in Continental uniforms and made by Paul Revere. Which the assailant struck Mrs, /the *‘Snpirit of *76."’ Miss Holtzclaw His complexion was “‘pasiy,’ and) Nesbitt, causing a fracture of her|Gawler, garbed as “Misy Liberty, marred by smallpox scars, skull, nor are they any nearer a de-, will sing. His pees ee ee nee 1) eee as to the possible motive. Prominent Men to Attend, two gBirls us he bathed, and one : > ~ e | r of the offenders was sentenced to | $1,082,285 for Leverhulme Art. | | Among those who have = an-' six months when Washington failed/ New York, Feb. 21 (By A. P,).——|ounced that they will attend the W. L. RADCLIFFE, Proprietor Ls hl . } ‘ oy a ‘ " rr } to appreciai> -he jest, The sale of porcelains for $42,285 | ball are Maj. Gen, Tasker H, Bliss, |/ ° ° has brogight the total realized from|5enator Arthur Capper, Senator ||/B Nin Hundred S Six th S ec N rthw Viscount Leverhulme’s art collec-| George Wharton . c : even teen tr : t o est POE E> Sat TEN shoes oats FH SSS ES ont 2 Pepper, Repre- PINE-O! ‘tion to $1,032,285. Furniture,| sentative Noble J. Johuson, Repre- ‘paintings and porcelains have now/ sentative Kdmund WN. (‘arpenter, WILL KNOGK THAT COLD (been disposed ae leaving part ot) Representative and Mrs, ih p23 E. Why Not Try It Today the furniture group, the library.) Wiefner, Postmaster Genorya) Harry Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded fit he drawing and print collection aud j}5. New - Commissioner William C. AT ALL DRUGGISTS ithe water colors for future sale, ‘VMeming. Assistant Secreiary of War

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o> MONDAY, FEBRUARY THE WASHINGTON POST: 1926. TELLING TOMMY OLE eT) BOOMERANGS ARE EASY TO MAKE TOMMY, BUT A LOT OF PRACTICE IS NECESSARY T0 BE ABLE TO THROW ONE THE SAME WAY EVERY TIME eee “THE STUDENT PRINCE” ENTERS SECOND WEEK Musical Hit Continues Run Before Large Crowd | at Poli’s. TRUSTEE’S SALE Valuable Maas Furnishings At Public Auction AT SLOAN’S 715 13th Street WEDNESDAY February 24th, 1926 At 10 A. M. SHOW/NG HOW BOOMERANGS ARE CUT OUT OF TREES ~ SS ae a) ny (\y9ie pu 2 of »? ?.°* Block (Charles Rav «to this. week wre ion proves ua lieading ut Strand Roval Pekin narvel at refinem thoroughts rnapartment ilding the is advertised byi}l, balanced ; double for ents 1S we but the « all indeed ie ?’tr or like to omeback it in can succeed history Hs, jils Sunta Chinese nagieda hat play | The plot aus old run, Boomer: eternal theme of the [ft is the story of Prince Rupert. headlined, igh par vith convention and} Koronia, who finds his kingdom headlined : a cna ; , mi gocergmer rina te cae a — bath M caste with which the| irksome and is sent to America on The most novel offering is th: v lobart Henley, the “Rex Beach j re pet ae of) aS ee u t hy shacktod a secret mission by the King. On Charles KXello ory of Ife and \T Abbott pre the - backerouttd is this mission he endeavors to locate singer who cellent picture entitled “At a mnihne ana the) we American girl he had seen in’ over fire bi | Gr the | 7) Minturn’ tthten uid: eautt famentl. his own country. sound ordinary burner bs finde CATINE ° ai «i race its an In liome Show.” built as v role of Loretei Knight. Ol al of 0a Péople Notice It. Drive Them, Off with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets and fire eontests, Miss Kleanor trong, and the s3obby Wharton, v-five hundred of dollars dance hard to conceive does so Tne are fraved the sent f registers 1y\ Abboit young rwent cases nhished ot pol lilustrating dance, he hearty applause Other fe are Ann But “Don't Make Weldon vive phone countr and ed acts ves Irving best receiy was that of Wardtnanr Park hotel .o1 With him are Dolly Dave. fair and Mulroe and Woueling. Bobh fools.”’ ie of his best re numbers y nette also serlin’s post-nuptt a net result is ft The greatest app Was accorded this a small. unannounced doing Charl was really given. Staf- Another well-received ©Xs | that Ned Norworth Rich- Caron, who represented his with That Vibrate wi he audience into a oern rood to her pimpls . il bs to nowy } rg on the tier and Hal Me laugh their act ‘“ATusical Cr litt (,oreg ature program Parker, in De and on XV lo- Nonsense.” Galaxy of Cowned” Lorolej not s nenchant for assort Ot and understandable give to the Palmdale a voung and plate who put the business harles Rays in a manner that is ivpicall favesque and delightful. His com and Patricia) ody touches are as of old. Tt is no! himself, gree nonsense, Of a sr ath h GatE ult ad concelve of his attaining no great a + eae Rae R fea . kid ae the heights of his former popularity tense moments but is a pleasing pata prem wry . _—— ofr vi : gee when he worked so successfully oer oo ie catia oie , : o. a 1 ae World’s Greatest."’ in which atthe Mamie ol Mates Shes dreams can story, played in good, clean stvle, aotne Cotmondohin acrétiation wae ler le anne) m Ince. king in spirit and is a really good picture. ‘cloaked in burlesaue. The acrobatic |. Sally O Neil, ag the emall come awas Lloyd flamilton, in OWPINT kas af the bill és pala baby vamp, is convincing, and Then Please,’ are the additional! film fea- clally good one, being staged bi mess she S up w hen she decide freshinzg oasis in the desert of | tures, Angel brothera : to tie iire Bobby as a isband and present Clashings of evmbals. | Jose Collins uses urely Te minine meth veh The production is, whole, tised headliners. the sequisition affords happily Dut been With her was picture materia! told tenor. . whose An unusnailv good comedy la Boy, 4, Dies Suddenly seemed to led “Tlis Wooden Wedding,” and liner was iaving to do with the trials- and & re) ribulations of: a bridegroom who > has been deceived into thinking his k Ui Ou Cy ECC oison 1 Is Susp ected prospective bride ias a wooden ler. / Some the 2a , hotogr: tt Cleanse With Dr. Mdward successful sub: there's no sickn: Inge them. br. ppv header x hich calomel fe gl ly. " .he h] 7 lag , ia ipns nondaGEe wee Ot the blood, when I.inda Lee prince for “honor’ Was r entitled Joe ‘A Gay (;oddesses socal #hoe | {; vell re map the Was ‘fa ) | a oO 1oWNn Smalls ering five eoustv AY Dut 1! colored ean ion S a PUM RDIATHE Oct but ow Wan ‘Prive ad ‘ : : photoplas for this ‘eek is a comedy, “Don't,.”’ starring W H WES : C () Y sSailv O'Neil] Speed pe eC CODSs, anise Pparns, a college and " 916 Ie] ifteent h Si reet Main 9900 Store hom g“ Oy} , «7 , re 10 do SQ. thie On Vv enacts role ‘) when to the scene Hieidelbe SO Ning of to the oT Karl Kranz his student his audience | the very Who still think come true) With the! And that’s why they saving its a great play there the music-—--a_ re- Bobby ac! Ve ? I purace men , bad bre little — () l¢ . ] ; excellent RIALTO reviewing Denny have Ways across past months— presentation cast. all before. After nald that of Regi- eomedies several a line so-called trouped their local screens in the and seeing the al at the Rialto Stars Mr. Denny in “What Hap pened to Jones’’ as this week’ major attraction = at Ninth and Mrs.| Street house—the onclusion iz - John F. Williams, after he had re-| drawn that Denny is really ) ball turned home from playing w ith | comedian and that othe? companions indicated that the child; cent releases have failed ty Ff: might have accidentally swallowed | register because of the poison. * Ci "P1Ved Special to The Elkins, W., sudden death 4-year-old Washington Va., Feb. of John F. son of Mr. Post, some e 21.——The Williams, screened ot , tie (1 Both are Waterman s rood nis its “The Torrent,” plaving at the Co medi EARLE (themes. What Hap- his future Each is as perfect as a pen can be made. They differ only in The direet progress of the \ beginning TO end. and the suspense } the Broadway os >. ’ my For more than iort VY Ca ™ the pre Jones Y “aS ° - “ j ‘ . . ; 7 ‘* | | M } »7 & * ‘7 . A a , , ‘ . ' sustained us to how the story will! and Mary tops the slendid karte , - ne Se Treen TeCOCNnI7? remember heid Rae F + jes Rapees 1 Mary, } , W aferman s | en Lain ‘ en rec OMIZ 4 , ieee end, shows that an intelligent direc bill this wee} lere 1D) ’ ‘ i fo capac legitimate houses tor more imporiant to moving ag : reatut C ed Twn lle nce ‘ale ‘neration ago, is brought to the. ynjeture than ani YOular star yeq) | tl > , 3917 ¢ ! re 4 } 2t} er - ( + } a } i ‘ ° }) msures plot from very good tabloid version ‘eSS “Sadly rene “5 roles hiappens gd to ill oe PAAA ers WV elaney play yer upporte lubel bec ity in “4 0) Dugan in the He rman. A iz Nn. and Jack Andre, prete i Jimmys CPSC i) a Story nt is weil Ack S>]). Kokin, Rvetor « } a sae Sees ry ia CONCERT lost anything in this transition if |} the popular Spanish novelist. Blasco! by B beside the question, the fact i aE WILL (s1V ; ern Ibanez, and hanmimered int rrol ( the comedy is delightful and. post directed picture that has land D. | .; & Sure-fire hit. And it about} seen ‘here for » lonz time. This| Ted Age and Youth to Show Skill; a _ very respectable young man, dir utterly disregards the rnb-| with | , ' who on the of nis wedding! ber stamp happy endin vette at Columbia Heights _day makes up a sixth member of a@/ usually tacked to the end of a Church harmless poker party gnd then screen and suid s his plot wa ° the fun begins. The party i the al end: with skillful “Unele Am” Stuart. 7 raided and the hero seeks refuge in: naturalness and imagination. of Bristol, Va.. and Charles au women’s Turkish bath establish-! picture has vitality and man, 26 rears old, of Johnson ment. And from this point on tO; heauty and irony, splendid Tenn... champion fiddlers of their the climax the picture is exceed- | and a storm +ut chem ¢ ee | ao a BW tee 8 ector OCC eve position and WOrn mwah dance act, pep Story, two boys only logic ic old. Bow-| City, | ! j Hj The humor, scenery, years selle Bright eyes; a clear ee rosy eneeks, animation, make for beauty @very time. A well woman is always beautiful. Take a bottle or two of that well, known herbal Tonic, which has stood the test of time, namely, Cene I"¢ Both pens shown are 018 models. They are made in red, mottled and black holders, with flexible lip-guard to protect cap and pocket clip to prevent loss. May be had with different pen points to suit different styles of writin Waterman s are guaranteed to give pertect serv time limit. Ask any one of §0,000 merchant rVEeSC i) | orehes vi Thes an ai rraimment far and act tl ecupl ‘iS re posi ra ivpe of screen of is a Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. ‘orite : -_ Bril «, 7 bait Ross IK lass music Lo last cy S&S ° Thousands in every state have testified that 2nstead of being pale. weak and tired this Dis Which re sovery gave them renewed vitality. ice without stoexplain their merit. a | DOV al . has in-| g00d variety of melodies those who see it. Kdward Connelly | ee tte pe Ate ced in Mischa (,uterson's orchestra jis tunny a barber who clips re : and MS bts at rhe: nas presents ‘The Evolution of Dixie’? | Spanish whiskers, and Mack Swain _ white Rint ol aa Ce, in fine style. plays a hog dealer with muchj{' fPOUCINE i ae college 2 The usual ‘humor. Others in the cast, all of} through dealings wits. eden clude “‘Buster 'whom do excellent work, are CGer-| whites and his ultimate rogrnere® | and the Rialto trude Olmstead, Lucien Littlefield, | Rod La Rocque does excellent work Tully Marshall. Luev Jeaumont, | 2s the indian. Alexander Arows Arthur Edmund Carew, and Lillian} Organ récital of Berlin hits, Floyd | Leighton. Wheeler's orchestral rendition The news ‘Moonlight in Mandalay,.”’ and 1 round out the news reel complete. an enjoyabl> aia program All Druggists winnin: In either fluid or tablet form, thi: roepy as house numbers in Goes A-Hunting,”’ newsreel. MUTUAL “Broadway Belles,”’ presented | last night at the Mutual theater by) Jack Singer, is an all-star show. Seven stars, aided by a youthful chorus of sixteen girls, give a two hour exhibition of singing, dance- ing, specialties, and fun. Mich4@ Markwood, eccentric com-| edian,igave the audience a hearty laugh Yn his inimitable charuacteri- zation/ of ui ‘“‘tramp.”’ Caroline } Ross, comedienne, runs Mickie a close second as a laugh provoker, While Lou De Vine, llebrew com- edian, went over big. ‘Edna Som- ers, ingenue; Gertrude Avery, sing- (ing and dancing soubrette; Al! /Ridgaway, character actor; and | Marry Beasley, who plays a juve- | i} nile role, all contributed to a good | show. BOY SHOT, ANOTHER HELD. L. E. Waterman Company, 191 Broadway, New York ol “hic Boston San Francisco Montreal! il ' ‘ AAG and comedy rami. reel a prox Carol Dempster Tivoli. eee nme see “Sally of the. Sawdust. D. W. \Griffth’s production for United ceitth's “production for Catia VISITORS’ GUIDE & SHOPPERS’ COLUMNS ‘are played by Carol Dempster and Hotel Directory Places of Interest | Sightseeing at EVERY WEEK-DAY IN THE POST A Timely Editorial by GLENN FRANK Snappy, Epigrammatic, Practical Homilies in. the Vernacular of Progressive Thought and Phraseology. GAYETY a eae : : “Mollie Williams and Her Own; ees re & W. C. Fields, was the featured at- MAN gary : St ile CHESTER. traction at Crandall’s Tivoli theater 1426 M st. nw. UOne-room-and-bath apt.: eleva: vesterdayv Today the Tivoli offers ter and phone service: home cooking. “delé-tf Richard Dix tn “‘Womanhandled,” Gordon Hote: Apartment Arthur Stringer’s sequel to his own 16th and Eye Sts. N. W. a ie ‘story of “Manhandled,”’ which will ROUMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BATS. lg ga | ‘upple by Mack § NOW AVAILABLE. OMT. VERNON-—10 2 / be supplemented by : ack Sennett s DAILY OR WEEKLY RATES No admission. to grounds “Dangerous Curves Behind” F Saturday hon One new release of the ‘Screen shots.” which opened at the Gayety ian SI acted all are “open daily except Sundays and holidays. WHITE UWOUsSK—East room corridor open to public 10 a. m. Show.” afternoon, indicates an week for this popular house, Molle is the sume “peppy” little ‘‘gal” that his been making them sit up and take notice for more years than. she cares to remember: This burlesque favorite was the recipient a large bouquet of roses from the postal clerks and wild applause — from an entbusiustic audience, As usual Mollie has surrounded herself with a talented group of} artists. Vie Plant played an ex-! cellent Hebrew comedian. Bobby Wilson did his anticipated humor- ous stunts in his individua] fashion. | Bob Stanley brings to the show a vesterday fother gala burlesque and = to ga aes holidays, GA LLENY and a Snap- “ame PHILL ‘ee ME MORTAL pnee 2tst St. nm. w. Onen Tuesdays, en ean) and Sundays 2 to 6 p. m. Paintings by Old and Modern Masters. GOVERNMENT PRINTING oOr- FICK—N, Capitol & G Sts. Guides from_ 10 to 12 noon and } 1 to ) | Ww Thaw to Dine NA £3 IONAL C AFETERIA 426 Ninth Street N. W. The largest ani most up-to-date Cafteria south of New York. Fresh food, delicionusiv prepared. A . (Coder Waraman Management ° —_-— of Enjoy the hest witha evtre vaTance n THE MARTINIQUE A Reeidestial Hotel of Refinemer’?. SINTEINTH 8T. AT M—Main 6424 Moderate Daily and Monthly Rater. Fireproof—New and Modern—Convenient Location—Quiet, Rastful Environment— Excellent Cuisine—Table c’'Hote Bervice. _——— ; iMt VERNON ; “2 Vie.ting Home and Toma Jof George Washington; also Christ Church and manent Lodge Rooms ‘ Alexandria Lv. 1417 Pa. Fea NW. (Onn. Potlt’'s Theater) aL MAN: 1. 2 Pol Barthlemess at Ambassador. Llevd Hamilton, in imost amusing two-reel ! . *? “Careful, Please, pat Crandall’s 2 Per Person Round Trip}: Including } one his comedies, supplies the fun Ambassador theater ithe first three days of the present ' Fairmont Heights Youth Declared week, The major feature of the | first program of the week, of which or Read The Post for BEST Features and ALL the News Where to Dine to Be in Serious Condition. a special holiday matinee will be given today, is Richard Barthle- - Phillips Memorial Gallery — | | right While standing with a group of | friends yesterday, Irwin Lee Makel, | colored, 16 years old, of Fairmont | Heights, Md., was shot through the arm and chest, police charge, by Ambrose J. Gross, colored, 17 years old, also of “airmont Heights, ut Eastern avenue and Chappel street northeast. His con- dition was said to be serious last night. Makel is being Eleventh police held at the station, charged /With assault with a dangerous weapon and carrying concealed deadly weapons. “ mess’ ro Rega production for Just Suppose.”’ Kirst National “Wreckage” at Central. A triple-feature bill is being shown at Crandall’s Gentral theater the first two days of the present week. The attraction is Exhibitors Film Exchange’s release of ‘‘Wreck- age,’’ in which the stellar role is played by May Allison. The com- edy is ‘‘Maid in Morocco,”’ in which the principal role is played by Lu- pine Lane. Grantland Rice's “Sportlight” is shown. good voice and a charming manner. Billy Reed and Lew Duthers, two youngsters, are the dancing hits. Marie Tyler, a pretty brunette, sang a few “‘blues’” numbers well. Jeanne Steel, petite and good to look at, dances and sings in an enviable way. Dorothy Fuller is a comer. The hand-picked chorus is young, good-looking and ‘‘peppy,’’ and as is Mollie’s policy, they each have their chance to do a little bit. If is a well-dressed show with beauti- ful scenery and costumes, RESTAURANT 1109 Connectient, Near Mayllower Hiome-Cooked Food at yest ake Prices Table «d'Hote or EAST IS EAST, WEST IS WEST Tut They Meet When You Eat At THE ORIENTAL CAFE 1347 Pa. ave. nw. - We Specialize in Parties Lunch 50c Dinner 75c RENDEZYVOUS George Washington Birthday alo $1.00 | EAT WITH US TODAY Franklin 7087. fe3-20t Ante “THE OKIE GALLERIES | 1226-1227 Connecticut Avenus One block sorth of The Mayflower Paintings Tapestries Antiques Old English and American Silver Turniture se 1608 21ST ST. Open Tuesdays, Si tunbewn & Sundays from 2toé6p. m., showing paintizges e Old and Modern Masters Gow ns and Frocks ao rere —TIMGAD— Gifts and Gowns Unusual frocks at unusual prices 1417 You Street N. W. OPEN LVENINGS. POT. 2068,

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TTT VN" 4 Endin tial of Aj: 1e Strike Hustment ral Indus PR COMM ey DITY JOCKS REA . 4 s STO sf Bank Clearings Loadings shrink Hatling to Swe! “as disa el wunsett) pervading [ions The mine oOutstans the eount) Tne Satt]s some ini the stee] industt Pig fron Prices Weakened. lig iron evmpathis coke prices cancellations eontracts tor purchasing w short ra promise “nother trade re The Piices On] views trend during stock sharp react regular re al 1\ and prices it) ‘OVE special account fnere lighte vrain und securities market Vioderate The me Which wus Shackening of Priace. cit rate shine nel eomMmmerciol reviee bv such res recoexpized us bank ae both 4)j Compare ] Week lo;udings duetions sponding lunediately pre MiOVeEMMent of] eve.,T. ime freight weeks ins that rece lrade, wei tributed ences Whicl heAl panK 3ullet Floles in Auto; Young Man Missing Vionroe Pr. hunted Tolmes of this aaVv his found \W counts lv Vnotila iwo pi fridge WwW car leat sharp tiistrumenu! 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Willi Serve as a hike COMIN €*}) Ts Llifian “‘fal COM Pose thtuis,’ eh. intellige bd ei LAS lini pninunie: STREET GOSSIP K | a\ } ork ¢*} hae > & “itr atl Store Kets will tomor cyhyse rvalce or W shine ans As i! is Will holdas bunks ulso onen fo effort to disc Japanese the shipment: ooO In gold ln an lation in Sollowed S15.000, the United Si financial commission cable MESS: ourage spe Whicl more than lapan to Jupanese nade pub ‘ifving the exporting “hipments Son tig the statement for fiscal pur preliminary to ete] aundard Of a\balance by shipping gold, £overnmeiit has re materially the exchange loss would have heey fuined } resorted to the purely wwe of foreign currencies with depreciated yen toe cover Its necessary foreign requirements. “Hie parpo metal 1s sizice last indicates, have been rather than a returh the estublishment the yen. ‘the Japanese duced whieh had it ] Doses Ot +} : ; tai i ’ ‘ Bite: Su Chicago large block of New York and have purchased a common stock of the National Stan- ‘dard Co., manufacturers of ‘braid. a basic product used manutacture Of automobile tires. A public offering of the securities expected shortly. Plants of ‘Nutional Standard Co, lat Niles, Mich.; Akron, Oniario. in is are Ohio, ‘(,uelph, The total the rubber exchange of during its first week of operation, saturday, Was 3.724.000 Secretary Walter Dutton today.. The number of contracts executed averaged about 100 daily, ; volume of trading Now pounds, Mod) or | LO | bankers | the | wire : the | on. York | Cv Vy bh Bit te Be HWA: ACR CS 4 VEEN TY 4% _ ze "sa Mm? ere s ~- . . us oe 7 aoe ae. L. PERKINS I BOND YOU Fidel 1) A ( ANNUITLIES largest income for tife LLSWORTH, Gen. Agt. Life Insurance Co. Bide. Main 9910 r dag ide > ae Woodware WE BUY 4 and second notes secured producing real ineton, LD. C, oo wn , | Consiruction Loans Made for irust real ob incume- estate in Wash- l‘irst estate up to $700,000. Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty Corporation 26 Jackson Place N.W. Resources, $2,500,000 i. ki. BREUNINGENR President long time periods in amounts. FT EE RE =. we ee" eee Want to Save and eS Ahead? Join the |} EQUITABLE ‘|| Co-Operative Building | Association ~ ore OE ee } Organized 1879 46TIE YEAR COMPLETED ARS ets 85,03 ' >. 3 | Pik Surplus SLG52.7 1.938 Subscriptions for the 90th Issue of Stock Being Received Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F ST. N. W. JOHN JOY EDSON, the | located | and. | : President FRANK P, REESIDE, Sec’y —— A — — ‘ PRY 1 DA De BD > TT , were Se en TAS. : a wr et ow OE ELD LEE ON nt an > :! ; 5 4 whe t 3 9 TO AID baue WW: ~ ton msl: Bipe awa —ae hos 1, OO. S258 ; d h, | | 3 ‘ i DIAS TEL RE PTF TE ee ee *» Pe eR aP Ree 2 * Pays rons | 7+ > or gi Rat 11 ot 2 14" Sw Ver eee NSI UR ANC RA ra We. ILE: 8 Ci MPARY y a err...) Sees Fe CEP eee et Oe em of MUR EP GAGE ’ asd / 4 df 349% “y Uesirable Conditions Granted .— 6) & eee 4 1OTOw eae 8 . 4 eo it ithe viord ’ ‘resnoncent [ite Ins. Cs Newark, fd. 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THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 99 — a 1926. KNOX Vagabonds The smart simplicity and wonderful quality of this new hat make ideal tor street a Sho Knox if nad sport wear. in fifteen new Spring shades, seven head S17 $10 yf } | j f wn ane Cs ‘ Tlie 'S S/iop ( Woaie if Raleigh Haberdasher issu © Street: Vashington’s Birthday From the windows of apartment structure, beautiful Potomac VPark chaft the famed Wa peculiarly fitti this day davs to iences, comforts and delightfully priced suites RIV HRS this splendid out new you look cLC VOSS fev irbie OL Ana it seems e ot modery in the cr Spartments $47.50 a month and up OPEN: FOR VorectTi W H WEST Street CO 916 Fifteenth QO) rol, " ne Phone Main i returned ling ‘halted iwill ¢ iesirable apartment in ior rent TROUSERS [**" To Match Your Odd Coats T rE. DRESDEN EISEMAN’S, 7th & F | 1636 Eye St. N.W. John W. Thompson & Co., Inc. Main 1477 DARRED FROM TALL BY POLICE, NEARING tt.’ he said. ‘‘The issue now is the. ‘question of the right to hold free , issue, { epeech and we intend to force ~ In Brockton. where several halls | | were closed to Bimba adherents for | \a meeting Tuesday night two ane | KO WN oTRtET Author. in Boston Address, Does Not Mention Bimba, Cause of the Ban. TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, | | suffragist national ‘national Labor Defense league, _seribed THEN TALK IS ALLOWED, Pending Blasphemy Trial Is Calied Preposterous by Miss Blackwell. 21 A. P.).= author to the Joston, Feb. (Ry Scott Nearing, was escorted pox when he nearest started to speak the street here today, but finally to deliver an address to a throng of several hundred persons in front of Paine Memorial hall, from which he had been barred by the police. The hall was closed on reports -that an attempt would made to hold an indignation ing there for Anthony Bimba, Nwanian lecturer, who blasphemy in Brockton bnesday under setts statute. \rriving from New York today to find his meeting cancelled, Near- visited the District police sta- tion and got permission to speak in the street if he ‘didn’t block trat- next He hegan men returned to the hall steps and | his address, but two police- assigned to watch the hall} the meeting ordering the aker to a patrol box. After the police talked with the station house, Nearing was released, and returned to finish his address. did not mention the Bimba confinin himself chiefly to the of the committee for the rec. enition and defense of soviet Rus- which arranged for the meet- The gathering broke up in an orderly manner. The incident climaxed a week of attempts on the part of friends to arrange a meeting at which to present his to public. bv Spe case, cr Work the Case Halls Refused. Previously the doors of three other halls -had been closed to the International Labor Defense league, Other hich has espoused the Cause ol the | Colorado Lithuanian lecturer. Acting Mayor Charles G. announced that city ondemn unsafe anv build- public or private, engaged by organization for a meeting. 2obert Selms, New England dis- ‘rict organizer of the league, said the league would seek legal as to taking further action. “This the last time that free will be barred in the cradle American liberty’if we car Keene has as ing, the is epeech or WITH Central Union Miission.... . Church of Holy Comforter. Franciscan Monastery . Holy Trinity Church. Jewish Community Center 622 Louisiana Ave. Dyin a i i aeons 1400 be anpseing Place N.E. Me | tions. | and i Stutes, Jand You Can Follow the Leadership and Judgment ot .3518 O St. _16th and Que Sts. Lady of Victory Church, Ties and New Cut Roads Marist Seminary . St. Agnes Church. St. Anthony’ s Church. St. John’s College. St. James Church. . St. Martin’s Church. St. Martin’s School. St. Mary’s Church. Visitation Convent. Home for Incurabies . Howard Road N.E. .46 Que St. 12th and RlanrOS Sts. N.E. _..1225 Vermont Ave. .Fails Church, Virginia ... .1900 North Capitol St: 2d and Todd Place N.E. .Alexandria, Virginia .35th and P Sts. Wieconsin Ave. & Tilden St. Are Furnishing Heat for These Buildings Pertormance Like This Places a Proven ° Service at Your Disposal INVESTIGATE TODAY Ask for Your Free Copy of “The Truth About Oil Burning in Washington, D. C.” THE RAY ENGINEERING COMPANY Exclusive Sales Agents 1130 Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 10114 Engineering, Installation and Service Exclusive Distributor B. CASEY COMPAN Phone Col. 155—Night Service, Adams 8565—1430 Irving St. N.W. | in } j | and lecturer, police | and On | al meet- | Lith- | ; | >, a el .| through the window of the Sanitary | faces trial for! Wed- | ‘ ‘ +4 } ‘ SS; . oy an ancient Massachu yerr | Neam, Bimba's | here | He | re officials | ' prominent ‘have _churches. ings are scheduled for that date, with Dudley Field Malone, New | York lawyer, as a speaker. One will be held in the Labor Lyceum building and the other in Lithuani- an hall, where Bimba made the ad- |dress on which were based charges | of blasphemy and sedition, Holds Act as Crime, Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, noted and a member of the committee of the _ Inter- is- statement in which she de- the prosecution of Bimba for blasphemy as ‘“‘preposterous and absolutely indefensible.’’ “Bimba says he does not believe the existence of God,’ Miss Blackwell said. ‘‘I am sorry he does not. but it is in no sense a crime, If it were, some of our scientific men would to be jailed. This doctrine that Jesus was not God but a man taught in all our unitarian If it were a legal offense, former President Fliot, of Harvard, a long list of distinguished unitarians would be in pvison. So would all the Jews.”’ Woman Hurt as Auto Crashes Into Window sued a LS W. G. LEE. When she was in which crashed | the automobile riding yesterday Grocery and F at Tenth as the re- Company store streets southwest, of a collision, Mrs. Cornelia 50 years old, of 1734 P street northwest was badly cut about the head and suffered shock. Mrs. Neam was riding with her| husband, Majeeb Neam, when his car was in collision with that driven by Claude T. Huff, of 717 G street) northeast, and careened into the store window. The injured woman was taken to Providence hospital where her condition was said not to be serious. ‘than | stockholders THE WEATHER TODAY’S SUN AND TIDE TABLE ae 4:07 4:36 | .10:44 11:83 WEATHER CONDITIONS. [. S. Dept. of Acriculture, Weather Bureau. Washington, Sunday, February 21—8 p. m. Forecast for the District of Columbia an: Maryland—Mostly cloudy, probably showers Monday: colder Mouday night; ‘Tuesday eloudy, probably rain or snow: moderate to fresh shifting winds. becoming north and northeast For Virginia— ers Monday: clouds rain stint . 8252 Suh sets uote ‘ rises Hligh tide, L ow tide . Mostir cloudy, colder Monday and colder, probably snow in north shifting to north disturbance that probably show- hight; Tuesday rain in south and portion; fresh sonth- and northeast winds. was central over Saturday night lfs advanced east- ward to the Ohio valley and the southern lake region, Chicago reporting the lowest pressure, -4.70 inches. Another disturbance that devel or Feped over the plateau region Is moving slowly jeastward with center over New } foundland advice | Ward help | peentral era |} ing i; Will i erally lhowever, ; day iof the eal } souT sky ° Mexico, Ros- barometer reading, Still another disturbance is over British Columbia, remains abnormally low over and eastern Quebec, Harrington reporting a barometer reading of 28.92 Pressure is high from Louisiana east- to Bermuda. and is relatively high and rising from Manitoba and western Ontario southwestward to California, There have been snows within the last 24 hours from Mon. tani and northern Wyoming eastward to the lower lake region, and raina in the northern plateau region and the north Pacifie States. Fair weather has prevailed in all other sec- The temperature has risen in the Ohio lower Mississippi valleys, the east gulf and in the Atlantic States from Mary- southward, while colder weather has overspread the lower Missouri valley, the and southern plains States, Colorado and eastern Wyoming. The disturbance now over the middle Weat wilt move rapidly eastward to the Atlantic and the southwestern disturbance wil! move slowly east-northeastward dur- next two days. These disturbances attended by precipitation almost gen- in the States east of the Mississippi The weather will remain fair Mondar, in the south Atlantic States. Colder weather will overspread the Ohio valley Mon- and Mondays night, the southern portion middle Atlantic States Monday night, Tennessee, the east gulf States and the wern Appalachian region during Tuesdar. well "0 OS reporting inches, inland the lowest moving pressure (jue inches. ‘Oust, the be river Local ‘omperature 40: 6 | Weather Report. Midnight, 41; 2a. m., 40: 4 : 48: & ae: 10 a. m.. . me. B26 », ot High- ‘Temperature same date G2: loweart, 33. Rela- mi, 733 3K Mm. ae: 8 iS p. m. to 8&8 p. m.i, 0, 10.7. Per cent of possible vear--Highest, tive humidity—S ag, pom., 73. Rainfall Hlours of sunshine, sunshine, 100, DEPARTURES FROM NORMAL. Accumulated excess of temperature January 1. 1926, 40 degrees. Excess temperature since 1926. YO degrees. Accumulated excess of January 1, 1926, 0.72 inch. Excess of precipitation 1926, 0.52 ineh. P oT February 1. precipitation since since February 1. Flying Weather Forecast. Foreeast of flying weather for Feb. Washington to Long Island, N. Y Ww ashington to Norfolk, Va.—Mostly probably showers Monday; fresh south and southwest shifting to west winds up to 1000 feet and fresh to strong southwest and west at 5,000 feet, Washington to Dayton, Ohlo—Cloudy sky. with rain probably changing to snow flurries over and west of mountains Monday; fresh ‘south shifting to west and northwest winds ‘up to 1,000 feet and fresh to strong south- j West and west at 5,000 feet. | Moundsville. W. Va., to Detroit, Mich. ‘Snow Monday; fresh shifting winds becoming northwest up to 1,000 feet and strong south- west and west at 5,000 feet. Detroit to Rantoul, Ill.—londy, probably lo enl snow Monday: fresh north and northwest winds up to 1,000 feet and strong west and northwest at 5,000 feet, Rantoul to Moundsville—-Cloudy sky, prob- ably light rains changing to snow flurries Monday: fresh west and northwest winds up to 1,000 feet and strong westerly at 5,000 feet. cloudy - “ oo Temperatures in Other Citles, Temperatures and precipitaiton in other cities Sunday for 24 hours ended at 8 p. m.;: . Lowest Rain. fall. . &un, . Spm, Washington, D. 37 42 Asheville, N. C.. Atlanta, Ga, Atlantic City, Ny, ye Baltimore, Md. Rirmingham, Ala. ae Bismarck, N. Dak.... Rostan, MAR. .ce.es8 Ruffalo, N. ¥.... Chieago, Il Cincinnati, Chevenne, Cleveland, Davenport, Denver, Colo Des Moines, Iowa.... Detroit, Mich..... Duluth, Minn. oe OB eS re (Gialveston, Tex.......- Helena, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, Kansas City, 0.04 0.02 0.01 Lox Angeles, Louisville, K Marquette, Memphis, Tenn,......-- New Orleans. New York, > North Platte, Omaha, Nebr Philadelphia, Phoentx, Ariz........ “ttaburgh, Da *ortland, Me *ortland, Salt Lake City, Utah. Nebr... San Diego, Calif..... San Franviseo, Calif... Santa Fe, N. Savannah, Ga. Bootie. W ash.. Springfield, ... saedees am a. **eeree eee To 1 Ohie.cccceese Vicksburg, Miss...c« Mex. ee |'McCaleb was formerly eince | AIL BROTHERHOOD MEN TO AID HOME BUILOING incerbevade an Institution to Solve Housing Problem of vor ern. é Is CHAIRMAN Cleveland, Feb. 21 (By A. P.) The American Home Builders, Inc., a financial institution national in scope, through which labor, under the direction of officials road brotherhoods, the workers’ housing problem, been launched with headquarters here, it was announced today. The purpose of the organization, Ohio corporation, capitalized $1,000,000, is of home ownership to workers, and to originate safe and profitable in- vestments.”’ Walter F. founders of movement, is McCaleb, one of the the labor banking president of the Home Builders; W. G. Lee, presi- dent of the Brotherhood of Rail- road Trainmen, board, and L. E. dent of the Order of Railway Con- ductors, and ten other transporta- tion brotherhood officials are mem- bers of the board of directors. Mr. vice presi- dent of the Brotherhood of motive Engineers’ Cooperative Na- tinonal Bank of Cleveland. In ad- of rail-| ' hopes to solve: has | an. at “‘to reduce the cost; - is chairman of the! Sheppard, presi-| Loco- | dition to the board of directors an | advisory council of thirteen is com- | posed of prominent business men and brotherhood ofticials. Five branches have been opened, in Buffalo, Toledo, Columbus, Cin- cinnati, and Marion, Ohio. Others in New York city, Syracuse, and Jersey City are in process of organ-| ization. The brotherhoods are in identified with the movement other their members and officials of the Home Builders, Mr. Lee said today. “As individuals, we are fostering no way. becoming | the movement because we believe it to be beneficial to Mr. Lee said. all workers and capitalists ested > and woman an_ opportunity finance home ownership on an eco- nomical basis is sought. age of houses for persons of small means, the steadily mounting rent all workers, “The cooperation of | inter- | in giving the average man '| to. The short-! schedules, and the small proportion | of home owners among workers, constitute a menace to our socia] order. This .crisis cannot’ be met effectively until we ity the ideal of ‘a home for every worker.’ ’’ Andrew Beckett Gets Cup for Foiling Holdup, Andrew Beckett, colored Jelleff messenger, hero of a $6,000 Christ- mas pay roll holdup, yesterday at his residence, 1352 Fourth street. northwest, entertained a committee of the Antlers’ club, which ted him with a large silver loving cup in recognition of his and conscientious duty. Those who spoke included John F. Ross, chairman; William H. Davis, John F. Sneed, Aaron J. Gas- kins, Alphonzo E. Williams, F. Early, Benjamin F. more Brown, Edward J. Coleman, Eugene ireen, Edward Taylor, Arthur Ross, John A. Green and Percy Thompson, performance of and Margarct Owens, Herman kh, Alberta M. Breit, boy. Chas. FE. and Marion F. DePue, boy. Clarence E, and Marjorie V. Hartley, Manuel b. and Eleanor A. Garrett, Glenn E. and Ora L. Gumphresy, bor. Harvey B. and Pearl C. Otterman, bos Horace A. and Grace E. Lowe, girl. Clarence V. and Ele U. Hall, girl. Wim. H. and Irene F. Hall, bor. Joseph and Mollie Muchnick, girl. Lamopte F, and Mirlam Sonnemunn, Wm. B. and May Lloyd, _&irl, Clarence J, bor. bor. girl. boy. Allison McDermott, 34 yrs., 4956 M st. Edward Hi, Shuster, . The Argonne. Waleott A. Hull, 82 yrs. . ave, ne. John H. Webush, 75 yrs. » KE . sw. Jacob Russell, 82 yrs., 46 Foxhall rd. now. Emma Donaldson, Win. Hi. Monks, 75 yrs., Owen R. Clark, 30 yrs.. Casualty hosp. Mary J. Daly, 52 yrs., 1730 20th st. nw, Arthur B. Rager, 45 ryre., Hotel Harriet F. Crandall, 90 yrn, May Wyrne, 2 yrs., Children’ Ss er Richard HH. Hawkins, 62 yrs, st. ne, Roosevelt Cooper, 19 yrs., Thomas Hungerford, 45 hospital. Walter Brown, Abraham Adame, 50 yrs Martha Waters, 67 yrs., Annie D. Mitehell, 33 yra., William Taylor. 56 yrs., seoneetta Leggett, 11 yrs., ave. nv Sieaehs ° 11 MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED SUNDAY. Arabic, from Hamburg. Conte Blancamano, from Genoa. Muenchen, from Bremen. Volendam, from Rotterdam. SAILED SUNDAY. President Roosevelt, for Bremen. SAIL TUESDAY. Colombo, for Naples. SAIL WEDNESDAY. DeGrasse, for Havre. Arabic, for Cherbourg. Clara, for Trieste. Stavangerfjord, for Bergen. REPORTED BY RADIO. Minnewaska, from [Tondon, due pier 58, North river, Monday. Tuscania, from Glasgow, due pier 54, North river, Monday. Adriatic, from Mediterranean cruise, due at pier 60, North river, Monday. Olympic, from Southampton, due North rivet Tuesda Gallinger hosp. Garfleld hospl. yrs., 18 yrs., Freedmen’'s hospl. 238 K st. sw. ‘1921 3th st. nw. 1927 17th st. Emerg. hosp). Lewis, months, 1236A Half sw. at pier 97, TE fram. pier 64, North river, Tuesday. Deutschland, from ayy paid due pier 86, North river, Tuesday * due eo * Calvin Coolidge Expresses his views on Education in a recent Riverside Educational Monograph AMERICA’S NEED for EDU C ATI ON iene other educa- | peel addresses, nts. Houghton Mifflin CoN. i. A. 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THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926. ZG uh; Wy YY Y Lu dM Y “ny Bil Jud foto wv] MOLLIE § « _ byeusrace wate BALL Fashioned || WNCLE RAY’S CORNER | i . ——a |t Wi Misses’ Frock Re | TURNING DEFEAT INTO — ; mouth was fought. Washington , j I ! _ le VICTORY. | divided his forces into two parts, Paris-Perfect Points - saa Hl ae Brenan = 0 ,| when that young lady answered. He!of the former enemies. But she. ‘and sent one part ahead to start : countrv j 4 iD " Sf lalacclock cacediorn handed te wen | Teena quite a bit and then ex- | kne w that strange things had hap-| | | uIS is the birthday of a famous e bs Gen. Charles Lee led | | made her | lis private es claimed: ‘Wonderful! Get the!pened since her exile. — man. George Washington died the besa sien to within range || rr No. The Bolero = Moltic'~ | beanty, much] second editions of the papers. Read| As she sat down radiating the : euaiae And darken, ane TO! of the Biitich—then he ordered his || a6 \ The Multi-gored Skirt i of these js Weldon, the|them in a taxf and drive down to fragrance of her youth and beauty, | : “— |mains——and perhaps grows as time aatitern io. vetvent! | \ NO. milatonaire _fells Mollie at tea that be this office. Try to be here at a/the. hearts of absolutely different | \\\ jf or Washington had laid careful, a No. 3 The Bolero-back to Match does not t ust amy one n the firm except r r plans for this battle, but when he | | | i) No. Inverted Tucking Sanford, the mining expert, who also has little | Quarter of 2.” ‘Yrivals beat heavily. It was an ef- learned that Lee was retreating, he | Vo std f , saw that his object was spoiled. an % he lat meen an - eo! ge e ha afoc ‘or) . f j 4 a rrow zg | ve ' , ’ yr i A se oO wr . e t S e 4 "e- 8 Py Ww z : } ° > - ° e j q: - . Satlanncy betwece Sallie’ oud Uenker®, endothe eee ee oe eee & Maren | “POCet SValte” Mellie Was | | | Instead of victory, he saw defeat! 4 \\ No.6 “Button-candy” Embroidery AC etween ollie and Sanford, ore ‘on all of us!” | po ort of recent events. Mollie was \\ . a a cree 0 oh, Py, him West on wn fnspection tour. Instead. of : not ha 66 dktokied aa sha San | . Tih \\ , Lf: staring him in the face. Many a |||, : leaving, however, lie remains and watches Cor- They pounded each other’s shoul- | "° be “ . 0 a “havies — > bs -“ man would have given up hope at! 7 } ise’ @ 1° te . ) e > " . . "oO » : “ : . | . y P . = Paw » ie > Sialed Goadun bea, Silkce cadenvenlien, 46 ders like college boys at the end paaee “m he Hine ae as iene oe ' ) this point, but Washington did not. | \ 7 Be: Wearing this frock, Mademoiselle do some work for him, She tells him that/of a Winning game. Sterling San- |" a ee ee ait HY Wl /ge ss . i. Ss ‘ , Spurring his horse, he galloped in- | By eS Bi : | ; her sin litv d Corliss has taken Mollie ont to dinner Gladys | ford next telephoned to the Fed- papers, which reported the morn- | | i | , i * c . ‘to the midst of the reatreating men ° sb ' comp ements er pe sona ] \ an takes him to the place where they are dining. | ae y aie , ‘ine interviewers i 1e office. FE: ‘ 4 ! - 2 2 sd a tte hapa A Te : ps a et Sunford, whose > hein Mollie ig now shaken, |@ral “‘chief,’’ and laid out a plan of soredaal . pair bss 4 ane | ir / 1a “Turn back!’’ he ordered, and | wt places a Paris accent on charm, on asks Gladys to keep | posted on office action. The o Corliss’ renewed |-° ena gg a Apri | Vis JPN YAN secre ) A SB . 1y ' | \ | . faite aid bromisen ataple tewaed. ‘One Darah n t renewed | ine rise and success of Sterling San- OAM ALAN 18 sata . aN aoe ae | the troops or rari r cag of | Bimini youth, on chic! . . . . ‘ :'s ; } a E . A "fp 2 "oa | \ ford, and predicted a fine future for | H di LAN ae Foe Need hot fighting, the British were driv- | (Copyright, 1926, Thompson Feature Service, Inc.) ¥ | . . When Corliss is unable to meet a payment ‘astonishment telephoned to Morti- Bi Ope k he has an r Very, M sllie comes | 2) \ ‘ea ) - "| - ‘ j ~ | ‘ . /] | \ \ \\ \ / oy ° j Nf j i “his tese s bought for delivers, Malle ome;;mer Weldon. This notorius old}the ‘Mammoth Mining Properties, m/f YY \ NY \ ae 7 'en from the field. Washington did he arranges a pitty and Blythe, who is|8entleman was asked to come tothe/;,. wnaer his direction. | Sreay \\\ ie o.. | not win such a complete victory as| , HAN \ \ elf-t er le rite ne hay a Sh ase asks her to go with /office at 1 o'clock, bringing with “It’s great publicity,’’ said San id | Gat « Saat sens. 2) ae ihe had wanted to win: but he/|/) | \ | its seli-bound skirt edge, style perfec- Corlis ~ at aQanea . ’ . a ‘3 - - wn R r " j e a5 ) snecount ashe i: ” coming ' { %. ‘ him 4 ertain papers. ‘ford. ‘and that will build those new oe } \' i a : | prov ed that he would not give up ' tion. $65.01 : | Oh, I forgot to tell you I beat |chemical mine structures.” The = 1 \y | : | : a struggle w rhile any hope was left. Saihetieed J little: Mollie all hollow with Wel-|pookkeeper brought in another | la i ay. iw ashington at the Battle of Mon- . a robbery complaint |don,’” explained Sanford. “He SnOlL huge mail pouch filled with orders | | ty \ \\ ' mouth, (From an old print). 4 ikiide nists GUESS? ty Ba we ameet en bad us most folks believe. Be- | from many parts of the country, je/ i ao | : | Can you guess the answers to « Next morning. utter | fore he even met Mollie at that! wortimer Weldon suddenly en- | NB f |! Bian The ‘‘cherry-tree’’ story should these riddles: lixs tn Pag a had | night club dance he had ordered tered. The old gentleman merely aa 4 i \ yay not be told, because it probably is | (1) When is coffee like the eh pay ie jme to prepare a real report on the bowed over Mollie’s hand, saying: - = Re not true. There is no proof that | earth? ‘property, having known about it in|“? told you I'd stand by you when ha Washington. ever said, “I can not | (2) maiarert veda te * | the old days. Then he started the time came. He turned to Cor- | i | Boake ‘tell a lie.” At the same time, as |nevyer touches sky or ground? nation Corliss finds i quietly buying up all the loose liss with a hand clasp. oy | ) | we search through his life, we find } jlabl H 1 ; : (3) How does a sculptor die? matt ord m dada is ‘Hx i { ‘ 2 ; . g ° si : "ys > * , , ee ‘ ¢ oe as Sui nes caeee Sak. ah a Fetecn, | Paid Mollie a commission of $1,000; fakes. : fod ful, he can not be given real re- gd : — = i T mun phones S:anfor hat 1 rver told him |for that sale to him. Close behind him came Mr. Peter | Here is a picture dress that is real ‘spect. By FRANCES M’DONALD ——~ that Blythe gave him the long 1 imims “Mollie was a babe in the woods. Kellv. pushing Phil Blythe with one > ® Lb geytalt Washi i ‘fe such a! ; Beperts, Bis the. in caugnt If & ot ee | ton She spent that and some of te ere and Miss Kitzway be y and faithfully picturesque. Poiret wna “mink de Gaaamnes HAT a gorgeous time a col-;you assume, as you constantly do, rints taken by Peter, the detective, prove Augie abit | Reem Bene ae Pap, , did. it---that great Fre ‘reator > gy as onakespeare s. a a ave if inm-|that “any w ¢ ‘g arry W : s Fitaway took the papers out of the her other fairly earned commis- fore him with the other. They had at great Frenen creator | He did not know so many things umnist would a ere | eh 7 * Po saci — mabe Boe. ly ie ’ ye Js Tn l Th of a - . an . ri . . : " . x : . = . * etr + t »AaASsA e “ = Sine Wishes: ZX. ‘ae a ee for stock Sanford ts “robbed? |Sions buying more stock. T told’ jumped their bail, but were drag- as Benjamin Franklin. He was a structed ~~ please sear we ax he is on his v o deposit the money in|her where to get them,’’ and San-| geq back over the fence. Uncle less skillful general than Napoleon. ANSWERS TO RIDDLES. ers. Just by bel Hat diy xine sad iy | Dear Miss McDonald: It can easily A night bank. Nex! morning Santor’ e* | ford Was grinning again. ‘*She | s; as a long arm, and a strong Yet he was 4 ‘ , ie are going to publish occaslonell’ be seen that you are no lains how he was **robbed."’ Reading i . re ) Sam has a long ity © | the old-fashioned charms of dignity, . Ser Seen tao eee When it is ground. thi he readers think concerning | ,. olf Rtg ne ‘marries investors sold all that stock to old Pop one |was well balanced. His purposes | What the readers (nink yourself, or you would never say to . them ea . Ree wR , repose of manner, grace and a cer- | my A pump-handle. a le l fc the opinions are}, “Aten cee on : ‘ ‘cifie’s alle mq Carver, and turned everything else Phil Blythe's eyes seemed to hiss | taj , whee 4, | were noble. He stuck to a task | He makes faces and busts. |. us cosumn, FOr tie |another woman ‘‘Why take a hus- ines alleged over to you rascals, to save you 4;),° those of. a4 venomous snake as Nps “ee a sey t Pe Meg through thick and thin. | | : Oe aeathde, 2 ea ee ee re ae ' band’s faults personally?” . . on _ : ie ; ‘ ol Rpicge ' ( ce a piquan choice, She 2 rar gage - gs : y don : ‘When Mortimer Weldon put pres- Peter bounced his prisoners into a) would wear j piq og : Among the days which stand out Tomorrow—Where Woocrs ae Dear Miss McDonald 1} , MIRIAM. sure on you by threatening to drive would wear it In the afternoon when | in the American Revolution is the Hired you put more sense into your co” , 5 crepribs ier wlr ea ) one on which the battle of Mo ' umn? Why do you refer to love; Dear Miss McDonald: You are . . ‘ 4 n- ‘opyrig 926, Publishers’ Syndicate. ) . ' : ‘ ‘ , , . . . » was going ein tne Re wert nbboencrt ‘as if such a thing actually existed? | Young or you would not be so very you into bankruptcy. Mollie had eat : : . f Santa Claus. ' aA a oe .| confident. Frew wome ‘ Mitte MAYHEW, the dear hit with him, and he told her he’d| © ,. BP te OG Mang : You could write a wonderful blog ae eae Krom its high-buttoned blouse collar, to What goes up or down but who is even more the artist than he is the smart dressmaker. Yor the woman who feels herself to have chair. The big Federal agent fol-) cha was receiving guests for tea . o . .e ° c tira 7. hd ° lowed him, face beaming like that neyer when she herself Conclusion. made quite a sweet old-fashioned lit | le vyrav (‘ount ryv Mouse help her some da YY in memory of : J ust looked into your outside The dress itself is Wn bottle-g1 een raphy of Sant a Claus. V M. a: SUC ess Ol leav ing their husbands. cxecaph ts sry bog Aga wen ne ay, . files to look up the handwriting | foie With a black tulle fichu and al TO on 1 UZ , 1-—-Why do! Yet you constantly offer that ad-« ee legctnt> er l« het us dead mother. on these letters sent to the papers. | qeen erac an % aa jf Dear Miss McDonalk } vice and always assume the woman fession in a police station, as one of Corliss was blinking at this ’ deep graceful cuffs. The pearls and ’ de that men and | g - sa of : indling ant pro x yaw . a ' "| One was Blythe’s and the other spo pumps with a suggestion of : fou take the attitude wo oh it /will make good. You will know a grou ol swindling s&s *K = quee explani acts. : . et fas ee ne . S : « x: , . ° : D lueer explanation of facts Miss Gladys Goodson’s. Where 15 | tongue are accessories in the same martiage are mere matter better ten years hence. WIFE. moters: “Weldon warned her against oes “ident In life? Do you not know oly , : ’ she? rte cident : | Dear Miss McDonald: You ar It was horrible, too dreadful tO your bunch. but to no avail.’’ San- ; mood. It would, perhaps, be un- : = oe ' Pee =) la 7 ing that makes man : é tag ; believe! In his excitement Sanford forq was almost cruel now. He “Pired this morning. Said she necessary to point out that the pic- ia) 10 }22 mong wg peeve pon earth =H econ — es ea Ach Don't had forgottento ask. what police remembered several bitter, heart- *@S going to Europe, said ysan-. ture-dress is never as short as the | La love? Why be a cynic pe ‘og ng eo eren wT station it was--to what hospital !aches. “You see, she had that pre- | ford calmly. — | prevailing mode. pati BENJAMIN BOWER. tyres onl - MARGY che had been taken. dominating weakness of so many “Oh, I’m so sorry,” murmured | (Copyright, 1926, br Vogue, New York.) — tt a | ; : he woman in the case has been | women—lovalty—-and that reminds | Mollie, the ever-forgiving. yo ; waew Dear Miss McDonald—TI read bathed Dear Miss McDonald: I never captured,”” some papers might say.|me of something.”” He rang the Santord and Corliss exchanged minutes,’ he said. ‘Come along. e 4 ae“ Biae |column because I hate it so. HOW saw such a free thinking and licence He groaned and clutched his) pyzver. glances. Sanford muttered aloud: Mollie, I want to speak to you.” ‘ | mm oe lean you, an intelligent woman, Sit ag you write. Let girls who fall handaged forehead in his dripping.| cq aqys. Goodson answered with | ,.)OU Te & Sood suesser, I thought He hurried her through the iad | ed I: i ‘with an overayenpernertc arnt | take the consequences. Why should cold fingers. hesitation There was trouble brew- | -° “@*. Miss itzway. Mhat lady | excited office force and down to the | | : | pau on 7 } i sieami — ,around the whining, cerbopil rca they “look to the future and not Corliss observed this and placed ine pe d eaded it burst into tears. Mean as | am! street level. Mollie was still wiping | \ | — world, doling out comfort to &\ their past’-——as you say? Haven’t warm hand on Sanford’s shoulder. By — Pe [ would never have written stuff. away the tears, as he rushed around : Shiamaasnins a, a oe M i hunch of imbeciles who hav en t| they deliberately made their past? “What was that phone message ? | spe ak hars shly, but I’m getting my the corner, down some stone steps i | i anougch sense to even appreciate CONSCIENCBR. jiore trouble for you?” he asked lesson.” ,and into a famous little jewelry : — [a ee ee ORs | 3 their own @umbness? Why don : Dear Miss McDonald: You wale softly. Sanford looked up at him, orien, + sanford smiled pleasantly “Cheer up, Miss Fitzway.’’ said | shop where it was easy for brokers | | rae eS you write about politics, sports, OF |... Christian woman of the highest misery in his usually calm eyes. ‘She regarded him in surprise and Corliss, “Mr. Sanford may ask for making a “ten strike,’ to spend ' | I MRR ee | other world events? . DISGUST. type to advise girls as you did little “More for both of us,” he ans- turned pM a ommnaaenes a the 4 suspended sentence. We have. their winnings in diadems and other Re | f wa44 ay ‘ Dear Miss McDonald—Just be- ht Sasabe sem iit amina jen he wered “Ll think there’s no use startled Rdektan ef caught the worst snake, and he'll; costly trinkets for their fair ones. aa Ag aa: | | eause you have found without et ebemieied at hon anna hiding the truth between us, ast” Ue vou satan a spy in this of-/ stay in his nest now.” ‘*Let's see some of your very best | ee oe 47. : weoeat’’”- ee teed wmeueet fort a nice meek husband—why do pate F MOTHER hem tO man, Mollie, dear little |,.. 4¢,, ay é wil tpi rai With a movement like the strike engagement rings,’’ said Sterling i | | : 1 ' ; anne ; ; wir] ve both love her. don’t we, ~ Sie egg oer ae vou: nearly | of nena ig Phil Blythe had sud- | Sanford, in masterly fashion. | ae diaalih cemplanist tims! f ! Dear Miss McDonald: Say, old Corliss?"’ : ir. eee ak eek. wee ’ wetting denly snatched the weapon behind | “We're in a hurry.” Mollie gasped | - JUST FOLKS penmugetcdy hate your job. How can "he other raised his right hand. money as a SDY ras some one. Weil | the coat of Peter. Kelly. now close: i? astonishment, Lochinvar had, in- | EDGAR A. GUEST Lae ceep your face straight? rT swear that I do, my friend, little " Clade hewn is a certificate | beside him. The‘ automatic revyol- deed, ridden in from the West! ow By EDG: ° ———/ TED. wdmit that at first I regarded her lfor $1.000 ‘enette of one stock. Hold | ver flasher, just an instant before The voung man then crushed the DEATH. THE COLLECTOR. Dear Miss McDonald: How I only as a beautiful little country | 5 er sale eeeiaiien i. alae be a| Blythe encountered a swift blow pretty, but still tearful young lady = ' (envy you, your wonderful chance butterfly who could be used to jure Sorteme.” : ‘from a big fist that sent him sense- | t® his breast, rubbing manvy.of the _to help. And how you do help. I the wealthy men in this city. He and I envy you. “Miss Goodson, | promised you to make it worth your while if you would be my eves and ears in this ————, —— an w Death, the collector, came to him and said: ane love you —. we ayme - your drink “OTIAT CO OUT I want the payment for your drink YOUNG WIFE. omens, | and bread! . : . . . . - VcKroa _ 9% bf " ston fee is | } j a i “ : e a i ow, Ow Ww . fallen Corliss, in virtually the same | kee. me? = she exclaimed, but | my Bee Ben | | want the price which tenants all) | “\°; vould you like to run Without resisting the sudden attack ————— , : 4 PA &F | ‘ Patt & column—with everyone telling : ! Corliss. } kine sh; ] caw -, less to the floor for nearly an hour. tears off as he showered kisses on cropped his head for an instant. OF iiss. OOKINS sharply, saw a Mollic screamed and by , ' her face. “f’m asiiamed that I took advan- ‘*trange, burning look in her eyes strange coincidence leaned over the “But, Sterling, you never even lace of her innocence. rave her fine ‘as Sanford turned uway to draw ; : dresses, pretending that it was her something from his brief case. It ; j i apapte j =” e ° wm Ww a) , : " . s ¢ 7 a’ . Ss nay.” lwas #500 in bills. pot where she had solaced Corliss = ee | must pay P ’ € i * sie ° ; ¢ ° He looked awa\ Sterling San “And this is your salary for two °" victim so short a time before. nl rs apy —, ay tg “ mia | For having occupied a house of clay. | . ) ; ‘ z * 2 ’ ‘ | ] ; } j Y . Des é : OOK € l oy { . vo : eager 7 ee : wialboas I ll bandage im, cried Peter, Pp ri O I e irs pon rrecmmanued ———— - . This is a bill W hich Cali not be de ford’s eyes burned into him. | Weeks in advance. Take my profes- |... caw Blythe unconscious, with | *!88! nied.” “When I saw that she had cap-'Sional advice * * * pack a few nik pay pet pe ‘guard aii Pata hh hag “Tloly snakes,” muftered tho “Please call another time.” the man | helps one to see how much the . ' ; ‘ . , . , . ; : } . 4 — & - . 7 , ° 7ry? . i. i ie i ae ° 4 CE « ’ , a .¢e . » -. 7 . “0 ) s s . Or * : wey . . realized thal she was as wonderful '2 o’clock. And don't leave an ad- accel ind in a trice, re | just in the right mood to buy one 1 Metal container) 2 City in Greece hundred “I’m sorry, but today I’m not pre- . : turning consciousness had opened (pl.) where Olympie ¥ ais hi One She charmed all idress bel you, ey re ver oa: a ; : st “— : “ag 1‘ = . ees “ a aes (Roman) P i lL tiad hoped. h charmed l | l ee lind ; Fe aa not \ Corliss’ dark eves. They razed in of these. And he was. ‘ : ‘6 Note of Cuido games are held River it pared. ethers. . . . And then I became : inquisitive in the movies and that’s ’ Mollie Mayhow's sorrowful ore. uo “But dear, how did you know?” 14 Mother of ,. scale » re Switzerland [ really thought your master little HOW T0 KEEP WELL jealous of Vou. | tried {o ret you where a gir] like you belongs. (;ood- 7 7 ce veindthen’ ——."~ breathed Mollie Mavhew into his pearl . Falsehood i Sg Sot dup ' iyi] cared ) . ey ae ‘ * . , s ‘ : Se: 08 SOIT, § S\ ‘ ‘Lic, , . 3 . DJ island oO» inte nn : oul ol mv W ay, Ww hen you caught me by, Gladys. Good luck to you, “I've never been arrested yet.”’ ear, as Sanford leaned on the coun- Memorandun) 7 - op) oid oP ps bad Seeen How long this lease of mine on earth By DR. W. A. EVANS kissing her in this office, I knew The tears. so seldom on those he murmured seakie fit htine for ter, Waiting for the engraving of the 7 Cover skill > The existing 0 An aquat ia should run. ; , ap that I had hurt you and was slad.”’ |long lashes appeared. ean Wk = Initials and date. ‘After all this,18 Deed (pl) small particle universe carniver hee sole all ses ; wanes whsdeks ob HAD T. B. A YEAR. “rT? °.. " : . @ game smile, ‘but now I lose on a a I 1 (pl Silly 7 Nurses : I’ve planned some work which still mn af rank, mre said San-) “Before 2 o’clock——be sure there's three counte——leat my cold mine, YTetched business, too.’’ “0 Terminus > Military Forty days AB se adore : is far from done A reader writes: Tam 25 years ' = 1d warned her against |; a f ' . , . , s ep ae eee sale . wutare i ~~ cee: oa ae : . : “ith ford. [ , 1 a Bi ll : a reason out to the great open inv life and se ° ye the cir] IT [ knew there w as gold in that ” Rone assistant fast ' * Yellowish There Ss still a hill or two I wish to | old and have had tuberculosis for vou mereiless looters of younege Spaces,”’ urged Sanford. with a love x we . Good-by Sane ithe mine when everyone else refused to '°2 Island in the Snows resent. 7 — for tin green alu- elim lone vear. In the past four monthr * >y* ‘ ? me) » £ . - e Tt e - a ‘ - ® . en ] j : : ® / : : . 6 souls. I told her that you were all friendly handshake. Corliss follow- , Pees ee i ‘~ - have faith. We'll send Ben Corliss Hawaitan: an Pe ns pay ete minun eal ee 11 am getting better and beté ' ylotting to steal the money re- | . , ; Mollie Mayhew, and I know a ral- : P = ‘4 ontinued Voleano in jum silicate Come back, collector, at some other ‘ er. 1 S . , . 3 . as 4 : : : P wa ‘Soy io ’ ‘te mes ci . ve : BO tectle reat” _ Ww hile. She’s not a tigress, just a and as for you b ‘ * | well, he kissed her again, right in pga pol ANIOINSE!V. LL@ED'IITM BIO O:K ° (senus of com- Said the collector, standing at the strong, only that when I cough T , bed Te @ ». ' » . » . ‘ , , a ie ‘olry 8s aes ‘ 4 -* : rey "er osite lz ts . - . _ - . : ; - “T have never seen such a clever pretty cat and he r repo! ts to me There is no telling wham he | the jewelry shop you and I will $1 Nest (pl) C TIN TiZ! PiE DERNEG 0} TIA! TE E tara a an door. | raise that green sputum, at night honest game, as you have played it Saved us all. And, besides, Corliss, meant to address His jaw fell. | °° out to the golden West and run 23 Perceive TW! OMDE ENSVANSS: ‘I R@T EW 45 Bons ROR. SRY FOR. WARE. MAOES, CORRS. TOR. on Bees pee , she’s a girl.’’ Si iat lal ; ‘| the gold mines while we leave some! 35 Part of a aS —— 46° Consumers Well, Mr. Man Now, doct | ae Tiow do vou learn it so well?” asked phn ei. : ; fis eyes closed. | BSRILLOTENE TOCA SiH@a nsumed , Mr. Man, ee. . Goctor, if you will be so Corliss. What about Miss Fitzway?’ ask- Vollie sobbed with Sanford’s honest men here to run the rolden — — i ee S a: J\4+ ‘ (on account i rive me the data precisely, if vou kind, please let me*know if T can ’ " a F ' ’ : =~ ej se pi : . ftng | 37 Amatory 4! ‘icates ’ ne is “My grandfather was a Wake: ed Corliss softly. strong arm tenderly about’ her a Kk business right in the office. |; A keepsake AWAREBPUNST ERMPA SITE : ake a dis- can. | £0 to business again, and if IT can ave. ‘ . « c . | Th} oa om 7 ; " a Py : . - "hs "e tg v¢ Sve *, Ge Thy . ' orth: nm = Pay y em Al ‘ o > wi. s Qrrt niner—-and won a property worth}. We have found out that she had shoulders, Phil Blythe shuddered hey ll get what they want—-busi (pl) GIBIEMTIA' TERANOTHPIOOR ay of smal Suppose I grant you five years more,| Marry, , \just been flattered and taken to a ws c= MAlDInn wee ee oe -- anc wing ‘ ga Ea : ness. But we will work together Siow ‘ dre ‘ REPLY ions, only to be cheated by and he covered his eyes with trem- : 41 Tulse TI iA! BA ‘RiP 1 gee “ee, ig Or ten, PLY. oe swindlers who left his family |few roof gardens to sit in the dark- and get what we've needed, all} 42 0¢ £ LILMAIR'D JORBASITE MIO'O 53 7 | Yet every letter helps—even the | very unkindest criticism—for that va D'A'N'@R! — -- =~ ’ ejJe}aj -} ar bling fingers. oe Oath SITTEIPIPIED Ee RTS fication Are you quite sure that you'll be} You ought to be able to do bo paupers I swore on my mother’s | seats by Phil Blythe. He told “Oh thy di He these years-——peace comradeship | } Bleat of sheep TEIPIPIEMRUPIEE NEWEIL'S Gilat 3 " . oa « We , . oS I mining game and ruin every mine | *8 her first chance * .* * and eave anit TTISMENIAIB.C Tt ‘10 rrowle >ter ? inanim: : : : | ; ‘ we : ave retur “Ork, atone?’ have done anything for this—even | S’oWled Peter, by the inanimate | This time, you kiss me. Mollie.”’ for one person ORIAILIENO DISBEGIA'S @S'L'A'M 15 Over again | At sixty shall I call? and will you|*°" nave relurses to Ware ASAE ak it rie blunt- ° + ur 4 ‘Af . ° , £ 2 | = M4 ‘oc > i R! « : P- , 4 "ear , cave more little bribes so that the }"00m of sordid schemings. live 50 years longer, with you in! has inferred as loving Newspaper UANSRAWE NETH HE'REDIEE part Ah no, my friend, only the Master |* healthy boy 9 years old to pla; Paes ; ~* ' ri | a Mother The day and hour life’s mortgage ; os r.? n hack a = @nes 'o”Y Beverage D \ THO Siva ‘fo forever. she vi tarily ti looked at this sudden association | We'll be back before the end of ten THE END. ‘eanekin OBe be Mices £ Gens . » life forever, she voluntaril ned | B) (Copyright, 3025, by Edgar A Guest.) 3. Would it be harmful for the above team to practice three days a » Why did I do that? , yy’ aicnly oi oman a le>ice of Vacuous ready then. in time, if you will follow your phy- enee that. I would learn the entire her he was in love with’ her. It} ajways played square with me.” he | 224. 4” unfaltering love for love, |44 Baby's name BEB ARABERU SERA PEREE 57 Meadow oe 11 ae ead | sician’s advice eu. , b . - ’ : . Rin 54 is ha +? + w ° ’ . p S " ” : 4 : 2 she’s waited so long she was get moaned. | Sar ehcauaa dante sg phe | 45 Occuring Ni HEISiT/S MINA) ABO BINA! T’ pai 'O.N Lagalie ppt So ga agg neh apnenieese Be careful to live properly after mark i met. I’ve put away quitei{* Sere ee ene: ae ; | ie a RB on Side-| = yearly be | 33 Entrance to ; I i »| Your disease has been arrested, ¢ cp we amy But . hat else pe ante ting cross and irritable. She would Shut up, you durned fool,” | walks. Let’s give them a treat.|48 Backless seat RE'XM@LOiC OCALM@PETTYESE A Ay 'o 4) At fifty with a smile you’ll go away? | 7OUF G'sea has been arrested, and « c = ; ay , ‘e ‘ne : ees : aaa : ; paragraph radu i) 38 Goddess of d , } 7 » Mas all? golden chain would tighten; she| Mollie Mayhew had returned. on Pe , _, | lovable, she reached high, high up!56 Middle Atlan- SiTIEIA|D'TIEIS eet SELIE S'S awn knows esr pe és took pity on me. it was not love. Both men jostled elbows as they Sterling hoses caught Mollie’s|}on her little tinkle toes—and | : tie State (ab.) ZIOISISIESIEIAIR: A'RIEBEIRIA'S 2. : — = ee be basketball , 1 ac her hand. Mollie}arm and drew her close to him. | Mollie did! 58 Epoch BiciCMirinin Small island wat 00 a week be harmfu Oo a team of When she thought you out of he reached for ; aa ’ D BMISISMEID Small | evenaoe eae e, : a fu ! of 160 Pronoun (Copyright, 1026.) dg girls whose ages are from 15 to 17° everything I had given her and} 7 what she had rightly earned herself , rage? e cae over to me to save me and Phil! JMODISH MITZI Polly Undertakes a Shoe Commission By Jay V. Jay _— *°e_in_addition to playing thei Blythe and the others from jail. o -w--s- -- ata Wai one game? : And what a price she paid for that eae | a SS REPLY, generosity.! | | BY ”% 1, Yes, assuming that he plays “What price millions of girls pay , : with boys of similar age, weight for their generosity, and to the last A) and training. ditch are willing to sacrifice their 1 very honor to complete that gener- | -_ osity.”’ muttered Sterling Sanford. | ag In spite of the answer to.2 and “What do you mean?” gasped x / > 3, I think some one of experience Corliss. should watch each girl engaging in Sterling told what he had heard - | ; major competitions rather closely. over the telephone. Corliss fumed, : . = See Nes ti a , then. suddenly looked up. “I don’t “ am \> ; | . , DON'T USE A THERMOS BOTTLE: believe that was a station house. ; ' ’ ‘ Mrs. M. McC. writes: Will you Did the man speaking give his kindly tell me if a baby's food pre- vame and the number of the pared with milk can be kept safely house?” , : , vs ‘ in a thermos bottle without sour- Sanford shook his head. ; ing? “Can't we get your friend, the REPLY agent, to start official inquiries all me : over the city?” “oS | I presume you mean to ask the Sanford laughed suddenly. ‘His | | following question: Is it proper and buoyant spirits immediately re- Z IN | ’) S safe to prepare a baby’s food and | . | ; then keep it warm in a thermos bet-. pane’ him see if he can find and bs | | ye | ») | We eee a ag ee bring Phil Blythe to the office, say . : : igi tm rie .. a aa 8 eet ewe § ee . ie ae ee ame lh fa just before 2, when we promised “I'm shopping, Mitzi, is there anything I can Oxfords, Polly thought, were low shoes with Oxfords have cuban heels, spike heels—well, Polly gives up—almost. An idea occurs to “No” loud and pe Boa ave sa ere sins gut deat "Then TH reson gy BF Mat Mex cant # like Potly to Rei lacing in front. But Polly is thinking of Oxfords almost every sort of heel that is made, decides her. She'll make it easy for the store. Instead pe up a girl friend of mine to see hera pair of Oxfords—size 5A. Polly Little sus- that she has seen in other seasons. This year, Polly. And which Mitzi would like best, is cer- of having them wrap several pairs, she'll just To Cure a Cold in One Day if she was arrested.” pects the difficulty of this commission else she PRES it difference which Polly i idly tainly a probem. The Oxford Polly has in her ask them to send one Oxford each of every style Take Laxative BROMO QUININE He telephoned for a number un- would not look so pleased with the world in ere is quite a . , = ere hand is of leather with punchwork as its only in the shop. This man is a bit startled. What | Tablets. The Safe and Proven familiar to Corliss. Sanford asked general and her tam-like hat with its sidecbow learning. One pair is patent leather and kid, —_— trimming. The other model is of rosewood kid is the customer going to wear on the other foot, Remedy. (The First and Original : for “Miss Florence Green.” He in particular. with a high heel and straps over the front. with gold snakeskin trimming. if she has one? Cold and Grip Tablet.) Signature of seemed to jump out of his chair | (All rights protected by The George Matthew Adams Service—Trade Mark Registered U, 8S. Patent Office) | E. W. Grove on the box. 30c.—Ady. : e : a : *

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AV e. } I ank . oIO0O free; fireproof gap eT Ns per —————— . : en | TMACHERS ‘anted for xchools and college«: | g : . e144 : ” cope 7a MESSENGER B , ha TDN ™) . 14-tf $00 work. 10058. 7 N PERSONALS See a rece ibe wae bi oper ene = gage eo coh ada OUTHern AiG HOO FURNITURE 1G ena annie tae : — —_ : ise Hoe fied GARAGES CADILLACS - urniture We will take vour ear n 28) > mee part of cash payment sn mibt inn ae SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. HEALY, LAURA Aunt Mary dying om- jon AE at ha YR RC CORE OTR - west SAVE MONEY-—BUY AT municate immediat: with dat ie a. ay girs gre ac er gene q x P IS’ i HOPWOOD’S ! . ; ey : yaad . ‘ wn * = a — , - Mi) 4 N Cy »*T ( NX. . Th ti 2804 Sterling pl.. Brooklyn, werience preferred and es uperintend in-}| YOUNG 1, EIGHTH AND K STS. N. W x eo ay morning, ! : “4 “pl lntions, licit. class rk. figure | surance rience Lnply M in ja2.sa.S,mo,tu-tf oo awe s Pe MLAL rr] \ b. ront — ire] EE ALL EN ARCHES and buy; gee nl mee the ; _T ‘day, to 30. Rone Teles '. \ “Bit sigs LES * } ¥ & Ry ~ me ry o's on ee Hn » Teeth wt. 1 For aching limbs, weak feet, ; ple | emen rite, stating : NATIONAL PERSONN BUR Pg Og oe i ay soe a hs Searle eas and, | Ss WAN EW Cl C Gwe e DOWNTOWN Cc orts ‘ jmpressiol ' ’ lee, Foca gare econ ragga eye TD ‘ P= snes oe NT ni . anneannN excenttionalls robe * gt et promt We iy ie wn A Si mae te s% idential My | WAITRESSES. two exnerie: d.. also o ——— : ww aca ARRANNTOTENTNT ND ON ; 3 COO} th , Q , m1TIO! , t «ih, rithe ' . . ' o mifpae Me N- , x P ’ ‘ cs . Li’ he bitcdse oi. irre} ri) reo worn if] >» Nal Immediate comfort. Foot Correctior 7 abv - n or “oe 0: | peri need cap ain for coffe OT ek ; spt mimed: or’ (id ‘ tory 612 F nw, Fr 207 Ww. - Apply Stewards ie obo . ‘ . ons Lincoln 5es2 =e dew te sienna ”y teri ON] ‘ ed true « as tel, ra rig “f We he : : ” i : 200) a) ‘ waperionses: on or sere # Mason Hotel, Alexandria, . vy 7 SDOW SHADES > -- cy f ewe trent HALL FOR RENT 1400 Ate » “employment, paying £3 week] ile learn mg i a oe SeaaEe calmiiie’ Get Sunday anc ae ; free, $1.15. Good quality opaaqne fitted FRUNSWHICK aT } ‘ S\ ‘ | ty oa 7 a lw . ric — ire "a re ) ~ 7 r r or rs ‘ ‘ . . . . ‘ \ , Newly remodeled Colonial Hiot e] ballro } SAI EN TEN . ‘ mee ian Wee kly selling our | ing We ira m gu fr ‘ veh : ; 1¢ vou! v) . Ws, bmg We will call wit h sa mM- shed room | + for rent Feb. 22. Ressonable rat HCN rs fer: experience not neces-|} Call 8 to 10 or ntal Trust M qd - —— ——~- ~ ery work 1 ‘ity; call mornings. Eastland | bldg. oy . ¥* DETETCTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER FORTY| Studios, 1203 F st’ nw ja0-dexR,tt | - ——— , : Kl ee pl: tt’ S, Lith& H Sts. N.E. On AY YEARS FRANKLIN 6700. BRADFORD, | > we . 7 - ‘ aii au6-tf INC., MT PRANSPOM TATION BUILDING SALESM Middle-aged, a quads ited in Dis-| WOUNG WOMEN sijininipeacealisnseisi sdiineorentenctonions ae: ded -o0t trict, rk on renewal orders; good pros- | FO! BookKS naan 5 pee SAT to Start with ponus: for results, | . serie ines | 3 ———- _ or cl. SOU Cee Bw) RNS h AME X | Apply Room 209, Bond bids 22} TELEPHONE OPERATING et in ae tan a oe el ee IP NEW USE a> adh ith experience, to sell dry “£0 ods | all lots. “Bring them in,"*’ or phone} TN OUR NEW USED And Franklin 5416. Vearlman's Bool iop. 93: ‘ a aa aa RUBBER GARMENTS REPAIRED | sundries for house with established | GOOD SALARY DURING Vat. anes ee : ae |'DEPT. AND WE. W]JLI and Me y | 1802 ldth st, nw. N nN 2 asSuIngioar : and Virginia. state SHORT TRAINING ae Jerks naa ane Pe ~~ a ig TNT ‘s , / a ‘TY? An , oney , Ls ience and references in first letter. | ~ tT TRAINING pone oy THE FINANCE AND INSUR- | | se. | hington Pos x PERIOD. MISCELL "AN EOUS “WANTED | TAT CITARDCTHC eat RVOYANTS NP 8 aN atholic ‘if vou oat e sold hooks . | AN CE CHARGES. $650.00 CLAI at _ | magazines, pictures or insurance, and are} REGULAR AND FREQUEN? eo mise dh toon oe Br of + age tags Pha 2° Jewe Coach...... 365.00 “LICENSED BY DISTRIC T OF COLUMBIA. | % hustler, we can offer you a position paying INCREASES THEREAFTER cupietiimnliitteese —t—memesp : VeoerRlyV ] aT to t. : i: eee | PRICES ARE LOWER 24 Essex Coach 300.00 on Ce POULCOM, Ps; s ; . a : ire *TOCURMIIIA Hi ’ P IONS; j l ’ . . , - = ‘ . . . i. ae . ie, e\ \ 4 ’ slo ; ' MRS. RIZPAH ELDON. | ntinent: rust Bldg 233 ! : naerat” a t= PHAN EVER Ms . =e? : | | . cinisiiepiaeneaiiarcinessiacicilasniansitiamg Ww "RN'T aT Ta des il or Lon s = 25 Sere Ye ner = ANNOUNCES NEW ADDRESS. i SALESMEN (3) can earn $35 to $47.50 per} PERMANENT POSITIONS EE. 232 7th st. nw. 3 755. 3 : aaa ie “APTTOL HOTEL 2721 14TH ST. NW. Apt. —— Woe k to start, wit! old reliah le W ane ge PLEAS ANT W OR K ! BOOK S ‘ e e Psychic palmist gives tr ue advice on busi- house. See Mgr., Room 900, 1317 F st. 22 7 : silv » ff airs T | - - ’ ™% ‘ ‘ 7 i | ~ * - ‘ ‘ ©. Viti ia if ern if — =e 10 p. re Ks Pea ' | SALESMAN —- Financially responsible man, | AN IDEAL OCCUPATION Franklin ;. Pearlman's Book Shop, 933 eae } 4360, ok Pavges : MME. JBANNETTE dy 1 busines: | past OU, with proven sales record, capade | FOR P eeaten mre an b1,U0 nies ......9970.00 | Arizona HOTEL. 210 ¢ |: : pare 1609-11 Sist St. N.W rives 4 vice on usiness of ousted $5,000 a year or more. ©11 Com- } ‘ er upie “s ee 1 wy enh fa live ne. ¢ ndnnae age aie mer VU 7 T° r ‘“ » ‘Tl? Ti IV Tl) . pe ~~ ~~, fur © C5 wes ‘ og ria ° matters, love, health and family affairs: | ial National Rank Bldg before 9:30 ¥ OUNG W OM EN PP rt ek goes re . ae be ‘s ; ved finn agi E\ ERY ( AR B A KKED ie | 24 anda EN G8 ee ie S9H 00 ur, rooms, ) eek pen for Insnecti ion tells if one you love is true or false; what} ' r 4. 24 pg SONG Peet he ” wa 66 if ? ' I ae ae ~6 ‘ ee ; i part of the country is luc te sa0 son you; what v1 xe HES. Wat eT cians aa eda | APPLY sotes. IRIN a Meee OR: 5. i OU adage DGE “6 vic ‘Se ee 150.00 , TUR PLYMG?! 1 236 t nV Wo BOSS WN PHELPS, > cess a bY. iw antes yr sat sections © Ce 2 lig * { 4 >: . : bn ‘ | ‘ va’ rooms, nite ] ee | i dl Lb tli "eR itt ( 117 z ° . cole ee ™ Fisk ‘Teachers’ Agency, Booth SO, Au- | R. 9M 1 Gold,sil ver, W atches, Diamonds | TO THE PUBLI( o# SVASN ACVANICC — eee Main 9500, eutibiabesiisinalinet a — sett ' litorium, during superintendents’ meeting. “nk i pry pot : — es , eect Vesa *¢ yy | - - 1 eetpis PROF. BELMONT, | 29,94 | 722 12TH ST. N.W. 0 age a ety UN. ccc ascecs sce GUA | is STH BT 7 Attractive ms, 2 1417 K Street : : Oy AQR { , , All kinds, large or! tHE y ’ } CO : . ‘ y ‘e oe 19$ mOLe, Vey at | In ive mv small lots “Bring them in,’’ or phone MARK E » Up Hunn Sedan. ontv driven j Hot Vale aed hot water heat , - , SE iL. ING Full cash value paid. 117 meee reggae ~_ ape p baa i . —_ hieagco trm zi specinlizing in 4 we R18 r STREET. ) REM K AY B Ie it. W EB STA N] ) fable vice on all affairs of life Satis- | ha - poner wade Mgrs eT Poh ’ ' | : ' ‘He Eilien guarenteed 1223 New York ave. | deral taxes and inter a ee Se eae THE PHING en’s cast-off): convert them CHARGES nw ; or ork, Severna fi an exuminers | ( HESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC oO cash r rik he hest pric. : . ————— ~ Se | i tl bureat WW 7p y it ‘ 5 ) aru it ir ¢a wil enti iny f “RETURNED FROM NEW YORK. | of internal revenue, 4 ther accountants TILEPHONE COMPANY. Main 4145," Justh's Old Stand, G19 D. mh OHN BOWLING with training inthe Interstate. commerce nomett Paar Joseph McReynolds ° ™ ' oOmidiis # iS eld examiners under se = meee > l t bp Le \ no ( “oH ae. ex kw rommission. an, field, examiners under sec; AUTOMOBILES FOR SAL Scientific Character Analyst, Palmist. oat Se ot. the goss sergio oc ae Let | SIT IATIONS—™ ALE } ste = SAL | Oe tle haps »3 ‘ ? 3 5:30. 7 ! ) ‘f "oshil to otel or ‘ muster-6 “oucdste! couditi in. | a. it 12) # } a ae geo caeal wranke. 1 sto «creel re rs ein Wit po aiaine ‘Paneues CARPEN') xe ha _work ; any ind; reasonable, Box ] ance EN Hei nt. BUICK AGENC Y, aD: 9 | F] eligi ’ s |} INVESTIGATED LKOOMS, f _fe ‘ 20 february 20, 12h, after op m on “6, Washington Pos =? . \ : 20 a2n¢ oor ai is é L . pad Diatrien, FP WHITE boy to work around COOK. Japan preferred, Phone Frank, 9082 "Open Sundays and Rvestage. 14th at R Sts. Potoma 4 _ 1a —_— / HELP WANTED aM AL LE 11329 FAIRMONT — Warm Bou - Ss service station; day w “i = Mie Gnd’ Muitiee. tae eae ee is —— WAT F ACh” | “hot water, h.-w h.. electricity, phone S| Balldihe Belew Selene | | Rverings ‘sonable ASSISTANT director of publicity for lar HELP free, = North 933 Vhite - elgg Ne cep capt De gi a 1921-1923 FORD SEDANS (5)—Take | tional organization in Washington; tmnusi bring reference and / A peNCY 500 eolored uhorers ‘ nters x €, os so em . Ee , 4 pick: $12 ench: guaranteed a. m6 b..4 4 2 a 1126 “) ST . Siete” Seaman er | " a bound a trained newspaperman. Address Box 25, , S. Gs ; Washington Post, stating qualifications and salary expecte “dl. 2:3 BARBER. —IJti lian “pre fe rre “dt $30 — euaranteed }s40 I4th St. ‘ s, 9 } . + TWO attra tod AY SG +f Nf casa "7G19)| gether; 2d Boor electricity, 1507 Lamon | 4*PDy Manager on. Premise Ue Main 7612 ether; 2d floor elect: oat | ses, st. DH 0 0 s 7 te ) i EXCELLENT CAFF 260] Pennsylvania avenue —T . HY Peed fe Pa uaa ; es | rity 3 : : MOTOR Cé i i] ; siributor , ope re ’ reasonable Address Bo Apply York Barber Shop, 3701 N. II. ave. “e > ar ~- — tires: terms, Call Columbia 1706 Hh oe ‘ / . i Wo bedroom; privat damn ° BARBER—Steady: salary ‘and commission: y OUNG MAN SITU ATIONS 2 EM, Aj Fe } | of > Se y ; oF a : *; - Senin iu E 1e Vv ro et at Sacrifice. Z 4 — > 4 . ut payee red none from 8 to 7. 1012 Pa. ave. uw. _ with college education to estab- | 1094 model; perfect condition: : 7 (Se Sl20; leaving ZZ 23 arse, Wi » Oright rooms: running S wanted, two. 1207 Ww isc ons in ave. . : A i . i ~ S ABL K, compete ut cooks 1D aids. waitre: ASCs, Wa | ivto i ais ‘ 7 " ! . ee ies F ’ aiety ” ee - aaa 4,6: | =f ’ ati 1c surroun lit i’ BARBER ave: llish ‘connection with large COr- |. dayworkers, nurses, free. U'St. Agency, ) genoe tee chia ened ne ee me ae SITE COREA nt per AM ge vy urrouns ‘Hh eod-10t . tinall S15 rooms, pei a nnn . North 657! +324 : , v. é (-=A , , jek ey, v3 1 TCP | . N . | ——— BARBER—First class, at once; steady posi- poration. Apply 30X 10, Wash-' — G GE —- = i? gh aay wae ; " a - 1h vagcte " Od : or fr nt . “ , ‘ LEI uS Inove vour trunks, &« , edd up; never } —- ; tion. Apply 300 i4th st ¢w. : | cast ' ouseworker, colored, SOG | BOO tS creeeteetennene flea thet RE sorter ust 4 Reaches a AVE LIN |} Closed; prompt service. Cull District E CATHE RAT | TOTON ee —_- --———— —— ington Post Sliving age and exX~- plain cook: ro home re Fey rence } ’ m™ ry» IwryNVcy ~] . | j YZ ‘ raay . 4s ‘0 Main 1005 s>* i .s ™ 4 IR, ti M A N STON reat ; stend yiite; $30 per . 7 = pee wae _ 8 % shin ( HI . » ROL KTS—k i | ON’ ‘. ; cial se : wif ike BARBER BS GB00; . SteRes; wae 3 perience. 4s v4 1. . . ORDS eee ’ ‘ oo. 27240 Ba NW. —Combination arlor i {GEST APARTMI Yr BEILDING | l week and commis. ion. 808 N. Cap. &t. oe ‘yon all models ” aa care | ot sean sedneppaeniennes vine : pea PRACTICAL NURSE, over two years’ exp ag on all modeis of good used cars, | bedrooms: electric lights: steam heat ue ry WORE ( ‘OUNG MEN . aban ae we jae B ARR YY -PATE MOTOR CQ., INC, | PORES, CLOCCre At e g ste lv YOUNG MEN (4) to work regular routes, ¢ y ence, wishes position caring for invalid per- | ’ 4 . No Nee SS; . . ‘ ay BA BER. First class ; . ady and road; can earn $25 per week to start.{ son. Box 29, Washington Post. > a e925 RMERMAN AVE, NW. 22 I t 4s uy Oo GRANT PL. Ne D3 guarantee 311 Rye ginang : Apply OO] Federal Ame! ‘ic an Bi . bldg. Sat PRA rye mh eB NURSE : Best ref reasonable | ie He \ I Or I {" Tot i ING. 1923 - good buy; | ; | ° Ot : es Ss NN nA YOUNG men to work with m: anage* on reg | Phone Adams 6200. «p*s terms & all M: hay SSO, > i () SnNene \ hon *\ 7 -. ay eer ps . : ‘ i MPPOSITI nore our rE . ‘ Mill ape Sho IS 99 wn cr aco ee oe ae eres | er OOU Ar ae 2 St ~ Experienced; 4-| FOR SALE—1925 Ford coupe; very good con- | i\For R ah st wer os ewe ‘Soh "am. able tet! Ce ee ae lier arper «© ] D>. av coe Prirrigs “ee yh start. Apply ae fe years high choo I: desires position. with op-| dition; may be seen between 3:30 and 5:30 . | Ou vepnairs is ak Se0x enieaka Sanity atti h. ett 4 iz ' . - ° BOOKKEEPER, $150 mo.: bkpr.-stenog., $150 : = porsnetty for advancement. Call perth By Winn ah See Newton pl. nw., or call 21 | ~-4 t}Aiter Purcha . . . ad | ‘ S350 stenog graphers, $125-$100 nio.; pay- ad a oe py 340 -*> Ke “I Price 30 : Sena INET] AT . © - ! \] NEW BUT] DINGS ‘mo.; driver for Ford truck, &e.| AGENTS AND SOLICITORS. MALE AND FEMALE 1FORD TOURING, 1923—Terms, Adams 6001. eppwe > UNFURNISHED ROOMS +K a oe Large room and kit e | | thd CLOCKS FRO : ‘ ‘he | Purchaser as one ABs Water, elec., h.ow.h eS 1001 CONNECTION r AVE a Bus. Bureau, Central Say, Bi = ; sift Hudson Coach . ok «es e's tr nnd \\ dus \ A ' y} Ss , - ®ARGE Ol rp ROOMS s \ N | perieneer enlend: one dver- LAUNDRESSES: couples, Wioltresses, CO : . me etl P >. } : : ” J | AL. As ee lg riences calendar ane ave Fuller's [louse Tk i. xel es L221 Lot! + |}FORD COUPE, 1v23—-Perfect i Maxwell Coupe ese ees : ay Two large bright roonis Bldg., 710 14 Open today, -1 LINCOLN PARK 442 KENTUCKY 4 ea a 4 novelty men to sell high-grade line liou xchange 2, , mechanical . : BOK n ‘K 1 nee é ) Py 4 | ~ = , + © ‘ " , oy . : ‘. wd) pee My ~ 4 PA ‘ () | | »? ’ . for hewl) wipe! “cl i Te Mai ited; $25 me —_- K, at once. Apply soo th . - verti ing Bin hp _ ad’ maneree- lx z — ae 2 | . ee aa Mi: we 3 v | are - = - Buick (7-pass.) Tour. : : J , i fan-Dem S ri : Ol y paper ul pais $ ! meh: | LE ees EDS ‘ mae ‘ ‘ IBSSTORS, " I url » ex PeTlieices elp 7 — » j ‘ t N VL). 4 res mirgal 5 é ‘oO ‘ a ‘ , ai . , ‘ . “ . ane . P ’ . PAT , BOOTBL ACK —F Inst li ae only; at once. v2ko seather Spec. Co,, 26-32 West 17th St. N.¥ ; ne ole ag wo VP O55 or Ay pat 1706. wet 22 Ford Tudor Sedan ee ¥ - ae ‘ ¥ wat net aac : = notte gee fe pes pe pan spi la sul eee” . . — GapeticKs— ange lored, cae = . ——— | —— 24 || jpa1.1999 FORD TOURING CARS (10)--1ake | Buick Touring, Master 6.3800 eur: $1,100, i —————— . DINING ROOM IN BOOTRI ACHKS hree: colored, GOS eth mw.” 6 ‘ rag 100 COLORED dishwasl rR Waitresses viento a muir choice: S100 each: guaranteed B ; a hg DP ( ) | ATF ) . enianione ' 1g 7 : hwashers, waitresses, , ; $100 each; guaranteed. uick Sedan, 6-cyl. .... .$900 ROOMS WITH B ri ‘ENTER RB 7 hay T30t Sik ot LOCAL INSTRUCTION North 9834. 1029 Vo st. nw. THE R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO., INC. : ’ . ro rgQon ¥ brah kh \¢ Ss sOARD aN ~. BUILDIN( BOOTBLAC KS (10), Apply 719% Mth - : : l4s40 1ith St. NW. n. 9600.1 Buick Sedan ...........$900' ¢ pee | fe21-tf VTORS COLUMBIA. RD Large Dodge Touring ........ .$350| Bum | rear, auto- om. i; rates reasonable; gentleman. Adan a CATHEDRAL GARAGE eee a Nec ee re : A! EASY, short course to lea-n—telephone Rew Ree yr - , > ’ Try “ ‘ . rh BOY - with a wheel. Apply wt girs ater tte “Sig en for — —— ty EMI LOYMEN ] AGENCIES ry ORD COUPE cman ‘lat ; 190% model: motor , | “ he elepnuone hook. mneuns fue "ae * = — 8 RES oe “Fo ee ; m ple : . ; . : ‘ Pte 13826 Eye st. nw. 992 Tl) - W ill need an opera tor some time. Tel- EXCELLEN L help vt short nat i @: “aye | ref } . I % mie me . rhe ae “a Im exe nipygpes Renn Se ages Sedan ee o's oS $800 | ’ e LL ARCH front rootn for » School, Ox x ford Bldg., cor. i4th, bet. erences; part-time workers Vv ek | ; + BPOClas PRIRt, Fore Maron; Satara j ine e750 | furnished with mabogany BOYS wanted to deliver. The Washingt ton Post: NM. &, ave. & nN 3 fei8tf month; Cooks, maids. eg 436 1 . nw. | re tip tape © ereen owt wt pEmper, 20cm uick Touring Sedan Tce $7ol Jad . Sport Touring twin be Is; @leetri “ye ; regular employment; will not interfere w ith ANO’ tHE r former ? ats ide nt “ways ie oT alien none Woodland Apency, , rt) 4, ar’ ates FY $40: meet — y+ gp Dare nd agp yon Rickenbacker Touring °° .§450 nage - rebuil rst-els phone, plenty at, h aud good, | Nort h Buil lj " ‘ ‘ . } ger, Ss " €: fas in| ————-——___.- 7 ; . S425). e Ss Ss “ lessons for operator’s _ s ee th mee ie i ’ . ) dines raeG , THE HAILLCREST, ‘2800 13th at nA A 1st: st NEE AG FR Cae aes ere a and heavy traffic. Any car furnishe (% HAVE you got $5,000 in cash or se GUG iy es 4 Buick Tour., Master 6. wf $1,000 ie ’ beautiful home, convenient locations urn, | Bes ri n ‘ receptia room, CAR Ww ASHEL Colored; night work. Apply}_— Poster, Franklin S757. = Neils aye i) ts Mee og 8 -- te winnie & My ved we weer hy A gg business Giup ese i. Lib, it Buick 5-pass. Touring .$450 Jao upmobile Sedan oN ely oe rooms, With and without th chen and oat 850 and S60 325 13th st. nw. AUT I j eac , ive , ze proposition, AE Her, AM meant an poi Cout boas sttlacs tea ebeabnes teers be FOr, ‘6A? d-ae OO I “nical condition 0 nome Privileges, every convenience it ent, of reception’ room, bedroam. ~ iP TA OZR SRS TINY Ta mNER en OCS ‘ar: Dp —_ ; nes . “- a Grive — — income of several times that aimount on G4 G4 04 GY ; ae Dodge A Sedan ‘cs oe .$550 + lin ON ‘Xira tipment. able .for adults; very delicious home o room, dining room, kitehen and bat CAR W ASHER— Come ready for work. Steele cl ; peri it guars natene or no charge, ‘ al wai ‘stone’ [74Y 4.444 % Wil ° og ; sm = : ing. ~ Garage, 426 Sth St. nw. = = (ol umbia Si J. ee EE SCENE ere. “@ ( not want to sel] vou any 4 x ct Any . v4. SITE, , ‘ 2 lys-Knight Sedan ; st RVI ‘ } if NI ; ee ee ee a ee ae, , ’ AW ab A) le . ‘ id: eu Ss “ AY 4 LEG i, PS ory r ~ > * Cc | . Shy NT NT, NE, toom for two ‘ 4 4 ge og ty 150 sated — class. sani Pegs cs et AURANT AND CAI ot pag ye Bes ae alg Mins db tigi LAE: Cleveland Sedan .....:..$4 & Studebaker Big “6 Touring| or couple, Lincoln 5339. Center Building: ) z yd ~ P : : 4 4h sha s ‘ . a : 4 / $ rw » %, A . : a ‘ . ; ‘ : ; “ —_——-—— =ovenreseraen WwW ashington Ss biggest industry offers you an We want to submit to you in writing 1G ORME)” Hudson Coach SEL oe gras ie . ore he Be ae paint job First >? HST. NW.—Nice, warm double and sin o iy . b COLLECTOR-— Man with | car ‘for “Mt. Rainic r,/opportunity§ to be independent. a sound local proposition where vou eo” 9 - . Me liths i ) il}y equipped, rice, » room, for couple or 2 gentlemen : | | {) ) { onn. A\ e, N. VW 3 Hyattsville, and Rive ‘rdale; small ee re- ‘ Positions as managers, ussistant managers, should have all your money back ina a Maxwell Roadster SS ‘ Week each: also single room: excellent bon P} \ F. ‘480 ) * quired; apply in person only to F. B, Cum-'thuyers, paying large salaries, open to you F time, and the rest would ie "OmpP pp ITRITNITTY é§ week, : oe) >| lone AGams { mings, Room 208 Bond Bldg. , 10 to ll a. a ee qualified, ‘velvet,’’ YOUR OPPORTUNITES Willys-Knight Club Sed. $800 J a 1,000. rooms (colored): $25. North 3608. peel ce ‘' 4 bar Biype rete F bedroom, Vv - ns on : ches ent; ‘price, With attractive terms, ’ ‘ Vis .. Be ee ae 2 Sas). COUNTER MAN, ~ busboys and dishwashers. Ya. Ave, and 23rd Street Nes. tf. Fp og ie oW, pri 1 attractive oe | ‘22 Peerless 4-pass. coupe. Chevrolets, all I kinds.. . $100 uv Vv aa TH its n - . * Rea : Waters Hotel Agency, 502 10th st. nw. 22. SECOND-TRUST note, $1,300: payable month. 1,21 Wasex: CORCR house has bee sold; lis t 1b)” ° - Ic » P rm THE, 1Os beautiful apts. oe rn mace ‘ . ; vy Y y ~ EFFICIENT SERVICE HELP— ~-MALE AND FEMALE =e pot ae lute ET aie 7 mae ‘cent. Phone | 23 Jordan 5 pass, tour.... 2 O . e 8 ° Ti | oF T RE Ww h r rie . t be age 15% t 1 ” roo) ms, | POO) ( Oni. A ve, N a | ; “po ' ——————- | Main 10174. 23 |'24 Hupmobile sedan pen Evenings | and Sundays =e L9TOR .CO., pon atey ., hk Phar Ae ppt 4 eat pe Ws . ‘ STENOGRAPHERS- oP le | cours pee KS, “busboxs, -kitchenmen, cooks, | TEA ROOM—Tig possibilities; best location; | "25 Hudson Coach.....:.... excauivn Am Main A173. panes eg ) ah E> appsicrsr 3 Phone Col. 2025 ; 2h lite ‘help also placed tejhaids, gen Big possibilities; best comfort and privaey of a home With servic: Young ladies, ages 20-25, expe rienced, og eral houseworkers, dishw ashers cooks, col- new fixtures; reasonable terms. Mrin 6175, ee Chev Yr oler coupe ” Stanle HH. H. of the best hotel, 210.16th st. nw., partment of reception room, 2 hedrooms those who have “graduated from business ored: waltresse yther positions also. m Od - © ‘. . ae) pees y orn Y * raw ihe i “5, t pha | ving ren : ning room. kitchen and ® aeeeel. a Bw ure parmnnesn pevkrene © or me Reliable Employment ponte, Soe) ef. we} oo a Neri ees ocr eC “TRU C KS A N D ‘TRACTORS - TliE moxt beautiful apts. of 1 to o REE aths: ®, sing our up-to-date service 22, oe. 26 Zo eeriess 0, o-pass. Coupe ; 5 guisitely furnished: in exclusive location: un-{ 2 apartments if reception room, bedroom, Iv- will aa ‘advice. and help you. Apply daily ‘to $05 eens = BUSINESS SERVICE Peerless 7-pass touring e « 1015 14th Ge M 5800 Ww m WAY . oy Sule a new 2-ton White ara ct in service ane culsine: combining’ bry ’ lining reets, kitehben und path; y ° - ’ a cane : oly will trade for » 12-pass. s : comfort and privacy Of a home with service A Si2o od A TONAL PERSONNEL BUREAU. 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) Z A W ASHING 1 ‘ON: 99 —emwy, MON enti belicaeetcs con veo _ ee Oe eS -STENROOS SENDS ENTR Y FOR ALOYSIUS MARATHO ci Finnish Star To Start In Ran 1924 Olympic Distance | Champion F avored | to Win Here. a ee ~ | Lee Title Holders Survive In Squash W. Palmer Dixon to Meet Dr. Kellogg in Singtes. a ee oe Lenglen Sick; — Quits Nice Tennis ‘Champion Will Take| Rest of Four | Months. ee Miss Wills Beats| English Player ee ee LBIN STENROOS, OF Finland, who won the last olympic marathon at the age of 38, heads the list of entries in the Aloysius club 10-mile run to be staged today over the streets of Washington. Stenroos’ en- try was received last night. CENES SIMILAR TO THOSE BELOW WILL BE REENACTED TODAY WHEN THE ALOYSIUS CLUB MODIFIED |) marathon is staged through the streets of Washington. Led by Albin Stenroos, famous Finnish runner, 35 distance | men have signified their intention of facing the starter for the 10-mile grind today. The yjctures below, taken during The Washington Post modified marathon last year, show Gen. John A. Lejeune with the Marine entrants at upper left. The other picture at the top.shows the start of the race. Whitey Michelson, winner of The Post run in 1925, is shown in the inset and the lower picture shows Booth, Agee and Michelson following the pacemaker during the early stages. Harvard Will Oppose Philadelphia in Doubles. Thirty - Five Runners | Will Take Part By PALMER York, and JUNO KINERA, DIXON, of | W Harvard; ~botn | ® defending champions inj; the individual and team champion- ships, respectively, advanced to the | final rounds of play for the titles in| the national squash racquets again | this vear, when each won his match in the semifinal round of play at the | Racquet club yesterday. Dixon again won the honors of, competing in the final round by de- feating EL. S. Clark, of Philadel phia, and winning three out of four games from his opponent, 16 | 18, 15—11, 15—7 and, 15—9.| Harvard went into the finals by de-| am, the same | feating the Boston t poh ga from | club it won the cha finals last vear, Perit! New in the to 1. In today’s finals for the ual championship Dixon Dr. Foster 8S. Kellogg, Who won his semifinal match from | Lawrence M Balliere, of Balti-| more, in three stiff games, 15—14, | 15-10 and 17-16. The Philadel- | phia team won its way to the finals | by defeating the York entry, 1 games to 1, D IXON to the vidual taking tke measure Clark, to individ- will meet of Boston, | NX eP\y again won his way finals for the indi- championship by of E.'S. bat he was hard pressed the werdict and had te his complete repetoire and all of his court to gain the decision. win call upon of strate oy shots After Clark, losing the first match to 'play in the Riviera tennis I will be Dartmouth Is Second; league. Dixon began mixing up his shots with a telling effect and won the next three games, although all | were bitterly contested. Dixon’s ! change of pace in his ‘‘gets’”’ and| his tricky service enabled him to} best Clark. | Dr. Kellogg, who will meet Dixon | in the finals for the title today, won his match from Balliere, of Balti-| more, after being extended to the | utmost in every. game. Balliere | abandoned his usual slashing, strict driving’ plan of attack to one of, safety play and fell a victim to his} skilled Boston opponent, who ex- | celled in planting deadly ‘“kills’”’ above the tell-tale strip... As a result of the play in the con- solation flight for the individuals, David M. Key, of Washington, will play Roger Hill, of Detroit, in the finals today at 12 o’clock, for the individual prize in the consolation flight. Key defeated Warren Wells, of Pittsburgh, 15-6 and 15-7, while Hill won his match on default. N the team consolation finals Baltimore will meet Provi- lead until beaten by Princeton last | of Pennsylvania hold the next two dence this afternoon at 2:45 o’clock. Both Providence and Baltimore advanced to the consolation finals by defaults, the former winning from Pitts- burgh, while Baltimore won from Chicago the same way. Detroit national was decided ut the of the oO clovk., award for the in 1927, which innual meeting held at 2:30 won the TOuUurnAMmMenNt association CONTINCED ON SEVEN KENTH P A LL Fifty-Dollar Stein-Bloch Clothes Now included In This Complete Clearance All Suits & Overcoats 28-00 Formerly 50.— 45.—40.—_35. Light, medium and heavy weights — sc- lection from. com- plete stocks for those early here: today. Store Closes ct I P. M. ret, ® MEN'S WEAR ip oy Wet | tiAcorpere tes): sats pes) CS trect: EAS! FITLeE IN GRASP OF COLUMBIA Loeb, of Princeton, Is High Scorer. EW YORK, Feb. 21 (By A. N P.).—Columbia, with vic- tory registered in every con- test over half of the schedule, looms as a 1926 champion in the Eastern intercollegiate basketball Dartmouth pressed for the night, 35 to 26. The meeting be- tween Columbia and Dartmouth in New York tomorrow night is ex- pected to settle the issue. Capt. Carl Loeb, of Princeton, with 52 points holds the individual | scoring lead and “Red” Laub of Columbia is second with 47. Daven- | port of Pennsylvania and Rothen- feld, of Columbia, are tied for third position. Lindsay and Goldblatt, positions. The last place Yale five en- counters Princeton at New Haven tomorrow night. There are three games next Saturday: Princeton vs. Cornell at Princeton; Dart- mouth vs; Yale at Hanover and Pennsylvania vs. Columbia at Philadelphia. Team. Columbia Dartmouth Pennsylvania Princeton Cornell » Pe. Pts. OF. . > wt ™ . Thistlewood Takes N again in the tennis singles on the) ‘class tennis, Satterthwaite Tia Juana Handicap York, Feb. 21 (By A. P.).— Thistlewood, running the first quar- ter in 22 seconds, captured the Speed handicap of 6 furlongs at Tia Juana today from Runstar and Sunnyland. Before the start of the event Runstar ran away and made the circuit of the track before his rider could get him in hand. Jack Fairman made a surprising showing in the 1%-mile handicap, winning by 8 lengths over Firth of Tay. Freya was third. ye, . Aloysius Clab Modified Marathon Race — ee New Starting at its clubhouse, 48 I street northwest, tomorrow at 10 o’clock, the Aloysius club’s 10-mile street run will follow the following route: East on I street to North Capitol, thence south on North Capitol to B street, thence east on B street to First street southeast, thence south on First street to Pennsylvania avenuc, thence east on Pennsyl- vania avenue to Seventh street, thence north en Seventh = street to Florida avenue, thence . west on Florida avenue to M street, thence west on M street to Elev- cnth street, thence south on Kleventh street to Florida ave- nue, thence west on Florida ave- nue to New Hampshire avenue, thence north on New Hampshire avenue to Dupont cirele, thence ,avound the circle and south on | ‘Mew Hampshire avenue to Wash- ington circle, thence east on Pennsylvania avenue to Eight- eenth street, thence south on Kighteenth ‘street to Virginia uvenue, thence east on Virginia avenue to B street, thence east on 3% street> to Fifteenth street, hence north on Fifteenth strect to K, street and from M saeet $0. | ; oe ie, ag aug a a 7 ) Be: a es wi esau aga bs PPR k? sates | Handily. eC = weer eck | eS oe. |\\ an ICK, France, Feb. (By A. | P.).—Helen Wills and Su-| zanne Lenglen will not meet! 21 Riviera this season. Mlle. Lenglen decided this evening to refrain from playing until the St. Cloud tourna-| ment. She has even canceled her) entry for the singles of the Nice} club. tournament, which begins March 7. Explaining her action, the French champion said: “[ consider the French open championships and Wimbledon /more important than Riviera, tennis. |My doctor tells me if I continue to stale by June. Iam leaving for a quiet spot in the mountains tomor- row, but will return on Saturday to play in the doubles for the Beau- mont cup at Monte Carlo with Didi Viasco, but I will not enter any tournament until the’ Nice meeting, and then only in the women’s and mixed doubles.’’ Miss Helen Wills, playing high- today defeated Mrs. in the finals of the women’s Singles in the Beaulieu tournament, 6—1, 6—1. The Cali- fornia girl overwhelmed the Eng- lish player in a manner that Su- zanne herself might envy, and gave a display of baseline, overhead and | ground stroke that the experts | ‘agreed almost reached perfection. Mile. Lenglen and her mother re- ceived the Associated Press corre- spondent this evening, and Suzanne announced her decision not to play. salt HAVE now met and de- feated Miss Wills,” she said. “I am sure that no one can say I am afraid to meet her. I will be pleased to face her under circumstances more appropriate for tennis than those under. which our match on Tuesday last was played at Cannes. ‘‘Miss Wills will have two other chances to meet me within six months. That should be enough. At any rate, I would rather play on grass courts, for instance, Wimble- don.’’ Informed that Miss Wills had played remarkable tennis against Mrs. Satterthwaite, Suzanne asked the score. Informed, she remarked: “That is very good indeed. That is about the same score as I beat Mrs. Satterthwalte.”’ Suzanne reached her decision to withdraw from play in the singles before the Wills-Satterthwaite match, when her physician abso- CONTINUED ON SEVENTEENTH PAGE. Four Canadian Teams Meet Navy Saturday Annapolis, Md., Feb. 21.—A de- cided touch of international flavor will be given to the athletic car- nival at the Naval Academy next Saturday by reason of the presence of four teams of Canadian college stars, competing with the Midship- men in as many different branches of sport. It is doubtful if any other university or college of the country has ever equaled such a program. The Canadians, who will repre- sent the pick of McGill and Toron- to universities, will send boxing, wrestling, gymnasium and fencing teams, and their visit is awaited with keenest interest by the Mid- shipmen and the sport-loving pub- lic in general, The Canucks have met the Mid- dies before in boxing and wrestling on different occasions in recent years, and contests have been marked by the cleanest’ kind of sportsmen. In boxing, particularly, they have developed some clever performers, and in every instance have given the Naval lads hard fights. eo Women Stars Beaten By Foreign Champions St. Augustine, Fla., Feb, 21—By A. P.).—Archie Compston, British professional champion, and Arnaud Massy, French open champion, to- day conceded a handicap of eight bisques to two of America’s best women golfers and won their match by one up. Their opponents were Miss Glenna Collett, of Providence. women’s national champion, and Miss Mary K. Browne, of Califor- nit, runner up in the 192 national championship. Miss Collett and Miss Browne were one up at the}! turn, but they used up five of their bisques on the first nine. The professionals won because they had more success on the greens. Their putts dropped and those of. the girls did not. Compston sank long putts on #he second and thir- teenth green while on the seventh Massy ran one down from off the green. Compston and Massy lad a best ball of 67, six under par. Migs Col- lett and Miss Browne had a score. ln" ake oe Ane ind av ca were hag ‘Masa "1; rds i: Bi: ee ml” : ot west nt ee . | ter a victory | tonight, In Aloysius 1. Albin American A. ©, 58. James Morris, Nativity A. 59. George Burger, Nativity C. 60. James Kane, Nativity C. G1. John St. Clair, Nativity C, 62. V. Peterson, Nativity C. 63. KF. Gasewisch, Nativity C. 64. W. Mckh, Meyers, cc, U. >. Frank cS }. Patrick CG. C. Patrick Bradley, Cc, C. (novice). Charles McKee, Shanahan C, C. (novice). Eugene Venghe, Cc. Cc. K. Moran, corps. . Frank Masonis, corps. Carl J. corps. Roy White, corps. Leonard Fehlaner, army corps, Stenross, Finnish- Carney, Shanahan Gillespie, Shanahan Shanahan Shanahan Third army Third army Kung, Third army Phird army Third oo Runners Entered tor Today Shanahan C lub Marathon - William A. C. . George H. Cox, A. C. . John Davidson, A. C. - Robert Peters,, A. C. » Charles A. C. Ashton ©. sius club, 2. Jeremiah Looney, Aloysius club. 3. Walton E. club. . M, J. Lynch, Aloysius club. Albert Schaub, Aloysius club. - Dan Healey, Aloysius club. Charles A. Sashner, Balti- more G. & E. association. Hurd CC, Willett, George Washington university, . Earle V. Hart, unattached. Leon §S. Heindrich, Galfiu- det college. - Samuel H. Martin, mouth college. . Karl Gottschalk, unattached. Agee, Emorywood Emorywood Kmorywood Kmorywood Suair, Kmorywood f Bonnaffon, Aloy- Shipley, Aloysius Dart- Hoppe and Schaefer Start Match Today Chicago, Feb. 21 (By A. P.).— Willie Hoppe, for sixteen years champion of the balk line billiard game and present titleholder in the 18.1 division, tomorrow begins a three-day 1,500 point 18.1 match here with Jake Schaefer, 18.2 cham- pion. > They will play blocks of 250 each afternoon and evening, finishing up the blocks with 25 points of three cushions, The match is in prepara- on for Hoppe’s forthcoming con- test with Edouard Horemans, Pu- ropean champion, when he will de- fend the 18.1 title he has held; for eaha'ta ih et la 16.1. haf bes Ht. sary: wi Rate mh Boxing Tops Program In Rockville’s Show Rockville, Md., Feb. 21,—-Box- ing, wrestling, vaudeville, a “battle royal,” and a number of other fea- tures have been arranged for, the fourth annual benefit of the Rock- ville fire department to be held to- night. Frankie Mann, Washington matchmaker, has arranged five boxing bouts with Jack Turner. army middleweight, meeting Al Ward, Fort Myer fighter, who will be substituting for Stovall, in the feature bout. Stovall ig ill. | Other bouts will find Eddie De- Simon. fecing Billy Strick Smith meeting Jack. ak Richardson engaging | pa pJaee . Catone: wh ee + og piss, “'} mended to Griffith by Jack. BUCKY HARRIS THROUGH AS GOLFER Game Is Injurious to His Batting, Says Manager. By FRANK H. YOUNG, AMPA, Feb, 21.—“If golf in-| T terferes with business, give up business’’ is the way the aver- age cow-pasture pool enthusiast feels about golf, but Bucky Harris has different ideas altogether. Stan- ley was a “‘nut” on the ‘‘tee to green” game last year, but now he gets his enjoyment out of it listen- ing to Griffith and some of the Others as they gather around what is left of the well-known nineteenth hole. Bucky has not played golf since last February and, he declares, he is through for good, although he still wears the: livery as part of the decorative scheme of the hotel lob- by here. “I get more money out of baseball than.I do golf,’’ is his explanation, ‘‘and as the former was affecting my hatting I decided to quit.’’ Stanley is a chop hitter with the willow, his batting style calling for short cuts at the ball, entirely different from the golf swing With its follow through. x discovered last year,” he avers,, “‘that because of the difference between the two swings, I found myself hitting the ball in the air much of the time for Texas leaguers, because of being used to an upward ‘golf swing.” LTHOUGH through with A the game himself, Harris states that he has no ob- jections to other Pesaiiot hry of his team playing he is satisfied that Y pol will not affect their hitting as it did his own. ———— Another youngster drifted into camp unannounced in the wee small hours of this morning. He is Irving D. Hadley, a right-handed pitcher from Lynn, Mass, This lad, Justi Ra Mey: ‘He has had no protessional 3 Mosk « -4 . 4 ; : turned voting age,- nck Cheabeo eabro. | pos eri- ac age tire os dea aeee Oe Vi | pearance when they |check by the local guards. ' “Bob” Grody, | favorites, | Miller will take a similar position in ithe visitors’ squad. With the Illinois | metropolis | they are expected to display some | keep the local fans on edge every } moro in: a ae ngs in Koka he was Hugh Miller, Post Staff Photographer. A CCEPTANCE yesterday ‘marathon to BRUINS~ MEET PALACE FIVE TONIGHT —- Central and Staunton Teams Will Play in | Opener. RS ee HE Chicago entry in the Ameri- can Professional Basketball league will make its final ap- pearance at the Arcade auditorium as the guest of the Wash- ington club. The Bruins as they are commonly known have yet to regis- in this half of the schedule, five losses already being charged to them. This -continual ending on the short end of the score has not dis- couraged the Windy City five any, and it is here tonight to win at any cost. The team’s last appearance here proved folly for them, but their veteran forwards, Joe Tierney and ‘‘Soup’’ Campbell, promise a differ- ent exhibition than on the last ap- were held in One of the local will be found at center for the Palaca club, while “Stretch”’ players determined break out of their losing to streak, more of their so- -called rough play. | holding and blocking, which will minute of the game. Ja preliminary attraction A George Marshall has booked the Central High five and the Staunton Military academy, of Staunton, Va. On a recent trip made by Central into southern Virginia, the local lads were surprised by the cadet quintet. who handed them a 28-to- 25 drubbing. The Central team is out for revenge tonight. Jones-Armour Beat Hagen and Nicholls St. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 21 (By A.” P.).— Bobby Jones, national amateur champion, and Tommy Ar- mour, representing the Whitfield club, of Sarasota, won their sixth straight victory today when they defeated Walter Hagen, national professional champion, and _ Gil Nicholls, four and three in an eighteen hole match at the Pasa- dena Country club course. The match was the first in the Jones-Hagen series and was a cur- tain raiser. to- the 72 hole singles which these two stars are to play, starting at the Whitfield club next Sunday, and to be finished at Pasa- dena on March 7. Today’s match was scheduled to be 36 holes, but en 9 was taken ill Saturday night his physician refused to allow him. to play this morning. He played in the afternoon until ‘the match was decided, and then left ‘the course and was ordered to bed and visitors were not allowed to Ormon Tonight his wife wired to nd meee tye that it would be {m- agen to play there to- in Event. of the’ Albin Stenroos, of olympic marathon assures international to today’s 10-mile modified be run through the streets of Washington under the auspices of the Aloysius club for prizes which include cups donated by The Washington Post. Hugo Quist, who handled the af- fairs cf Nurmi in this country last winter, wired Chairman Dan Has- sett, of the marathon committee, yesterday, offering to bring the distance king here. Stenroos, who entry of Finland, champion, color will carry the colors of the Finnish-American Athletic club, will compete against the best ranking harriers of Phila- Facts on Today’s Race. ] 10 Start—Aloysius o’clock, Distance—10 Finish—Zero of White House. Starters—35. ‘ Time of Vinish—Approxi- \ cceuisiie 11 o'clock. club, miles. milestone, rear sill delphia, Baltimore and ton. The entire field will com- prise 35 runners, including Johnny Morris, who captured first honors in The Washington Post marathon of 1924 and who finished well up last year. Washing- ~) HE race will start from in front of the Aloysius club, 47 I street north-:. west, and will continue over a course which includes three sec- tions of the city and finish at the Zero milestone, directly south of the W hite House. It is probable that the slogan of the race will be “beat Stenroos,’ and while the 36-year-old Finn has been forced to bow on but few Occasions in recent years, today’s field includes many runners, other than -Morris, with a chance to de- feat the olympic champion, most of Whom Won prominence in the last two Post races. Any doubt as to the ability of-the Finn at the modified distance: was erased by him in one of his first ap- pearances in this country. While hig olympic triumph came at the full distance, Stenroos on May 26" broke the United States record by covering 11 miles 153 yards in one hour at the Yankee stadium. While the individual honors wilt attract most attention, much inter- est is being manifested in the team’ races, Where the rivalry is espe- cially keen between Baltimore and Washington. Philadelphia will be represented by the Nativity and Shanahan clubs. The Emorywood A. C. and: Third army corps will carry Baltimore's hopes, with-:the Aloysius club representing Wash- ington. HE fact that Walton Ship- ley, George Washington cross-country runner and. star of the practice 5-mile runs, has joined with the Aloysius team has enthused local follow: . ers. The veterans, Mike Lynch. and Dan Healey, along with Al Shaub, Jerry Looney and As- CONTINUED _O8. SIXTEENTH PAGE. Rochester Wins Again; . Beats Detroit, 24 to 23 Detroit, Mich., Feb. 21.—Roch- ester increased its winning streak tS' four games here this afternoon when it defeated the Pulaski Post entry in the American professional basket ball league, 24 to 23. The game was one of the hardest fought on the local court this sea- som, the victor being in doubt until the final gun had been fired. PRO COURT STANDING | STANDIN Team. W. IL. Cleveland.. 5 Rochester. . 4 Washington 3 Fort Wayne 2 o. YEST bet. THE es 0 0 1 erdieaeae —s stroit, 23 DAY'S GAMES. Rochester at Cleveland. Chicago at Washington. , omwe Rochester, 24: TOD ———— Or Wallace Motor Co.| AS Sales and Sorsietad | ree. 8 , oe ‘ena ar i) ; : and » as * oat oe . a TN we GPR a Wi writs Ayu 2 SBGinst | > 5 1709 Street hy rt of ¥, Pees ge Res hy Vone « f Pe ae er <. We Pe a oe z a ts eee Yeu nee gh :

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¢ ~ THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, .1926 rs 2 re a INTERNATIONAL ENTRY AT MIAMI APPEALS TO COLLYER * eg oe ey Se TE TO KENTUCKIANS C. U. CLOSING ung April SPATTERS FROM THI PUDDLES OF SPORT—BY WILLIAM WALTER PICKED IN The HOME CAGE Primed In +} ( WHAT DID you of WHY- SOLD AM AAT ARE ALL NO: BASE: TOURNEY portswoman SCHEDULE __. By DOROTHY U. GREENE WS | SG Act WIN TE R RE AL J d Dv eb, M lik: big event of th week in) " SWEE “ONG aryland U. Third in local athletic circles is the| Fordham Five to Pla Second | ANYWAY YO GET “ATS ALL NEVER / a ys | y y National Amateur Athletie | LIKE THIS = Le FELT BETTER : em. JES \ Conference Basket | \edoration_dineer,—whichwill_be at Brookland Sandrae Is Picked to : err ee th \N MY LIFE LK | : pes ball Race. 7 cae Ce beget ie Caen! Tonight. Get Home in Front | *2 A) | : | education in Washington, aud | 2 “in Third R . m ‘} night, the C. U. team will spend that there's murdet jthe University of Mississippi ocen Wedn sday. . cacti | \ ( couple of days In practice “belo air-down Miami bas surest thing a ' | pied second place in the standin: tropolit in } ( | | winding up its season's play w ae \ lit; . Epiphany. you’ Know is th: for weeks. “Ole Mi Won elght | 1 Ss : it embarks on a trip to Penn creay will be forced | Vania over the week end. ()}) — . : D sn natanent & nan dae , A . the : Sixth us ; Park, « Pp : seniors vs. Sopho- tor schools belongiig draytn Saturday n the maide | et \ YA “FR A\D Tulane fels tualified. mores, S p. in.; Gallaudet College Southern coufercnee wi rac@, second on t stabl = a — \ vs. National Park Seminary, Na | 8 7 ~ — Placed more games than any ) , ~~ meet Clenison. coll | : lied ver! ; " i - ‘ ‘ | \ festa adnaietin os . ant t { lat aT +‘) } ? ‘ ‘ ; atid; hoe yeeggeetgne Sc Sart, we "7 c ‘ — | Ot \ ¢ .team, Winning eleven and losine Pon O10 ede : 3 a. ‘ Ron, S. C., Hedi stampede the ri Lo. b bard the G A nas Ne % \\ 1 ‘ set ‘straight games afte hosing in hefore ete nig the Ps ida! (,eoree Washington ! Thi , 1] } } yp " [ lee ‘ > a . ‘ - ‘ . yi‘ ] / pidi ide wey OF. rhe Greenbacks lead the | University vs. 1 mereny of Pitts ‘gl id ee ltt 5 foe ;conterence in seoring with a total! burgh. here. 8 p. m.: Eastman vs the Ota Liners are on thet : I \ \ . = 5 :? g ‘ q fe fhe Sod ML j } rs . ' , | Km: bee, | | O1 oth pont .. but iil ile SAMe llolton Arms. iD piphany pYMn: Sit 1m ° te hie “4g ¢ ng higher howe isl , | ; oS | ie , , . ; time have had 196 points co inted | Gunston Hall vs. Garrison Fore: os ea a ben shai ' | | : WANA | | Pr ee |against them School. at Balti Aftanta, Gu, Feb ’ - sist ae ~ : school, at Baltimore i J aie itl iti i . i} i “Gg tee / / [EE a \\, a j ) iront n the ide! fyilue | = — ‘ ALLEL Pt \ dee s os aa an , ioe 5 to er eevernie : aie -_ Mareh ae : LD, Bet BENEFIT OF ATHLETICS, ] : : ) ‘ , 4 - ° ent } , Cpatsil Li Oil and anv \ i \ . A “ 2 "3 Sra +] : } r . 1) "ey hy: lity Cnnel > aes f wy ty = f ippi | ' aye Nn ie birthday of ; —? ' arvinne , oe rR lia} f a Pres ; , ‘ould col] t ’ > ’ we ’ Why em , Vhose athletic prowess and honests plav his regular varsity tean *¢ } I ‘} i»¢* | al " rie 7 rT) ‘ , — + / aro ' ‘) / ] *? sf . . . . : it trials “AK \ ; “A t teorgis os i ae ' 2 matter of historv. it Is stoke night against the Fordham au V irle id bic Vou! participation iW “ baseb it tea } “itt y Y ' see ris ered, especti i] a : a Vik *T} i it can, Ppl gt STENROOS ENTERED NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. MIAME. ENTRIES. HARRIS TO ABANDON | twelve sears. ‘Trinity teams ave | miguion” trlenttiness, aulmeimag. °° niaiey nine el j ‘ ' ‘} ayy ’ Peas . ; " plaveal every vear, but = th Wel sTatech 6 ive, Foresigi eecer sate the, pagoda. \ Washington hund PERS RACE S700 ly ; : , | , | ' cap, fs the big Ps FOR ALOYSIUS RACE iisc‘ir °rattag nae’ og Bin te atin" ue) GOLF FOR BASEBALL | reosce'swars azo tue nine won the | na ete tcc ect | vcamn wit! meet the. Domtaten impersoual method of setting up Players Who have te aliens ae 20 vims and wbjectives for physical ed- | Standing stars in a A ’ XX ‘ e ’ i ' SP : : ’ . 1 . , } . : eet a lems : ~ i ation. llowever., tis Wm on vour- Phase gd tau bar ths hi their Own *courl ay ay ’ vr > Twelve ve; fie nine won t} en} Lthere truint refinetrenu dined Peay : GEORGE DI VAR 1’ . rhe’ SINS 110, fiinome Ti Vey Hlolv Ni; ‘ “7? ; J Coed on the Convention pening day 01 4 Fae PNCED OPN : rit ' 110 Fred, jr ote a f tan*y CONTINCED FROM FIFTEENTILT PAGE OLY wWaime ie CHaMiplonsnlp urret niern nivit ane contre rf ielt S so] reg ‘ ne lia, an | ; art . tnight at Welock ae wee 3 TR) ~ , py ; ; edly t Rocks 110 Hel ek Lan ; While with Mercersburg in 1922, por $ ba o ) A T " . Ahi / i fi ioc Peclael. Vencderyes ‘ AVY To ‘ A **wash da) ffering prevails at Pastime entry, fois Bean 10 \,in a game against the State Forest TRACKMAN’S SELECTIONS | nore | tle ioral eff jeney rf veiop ot ; HAVPNA ENTRIES. Jefferson Park. but one or two fai | Us fs articularly anxious | nabmals a. Sania ae aie ea a ! i rds; school, Hadley fanned 25 players, propositions appeat ixth ; °O 5 VICRE nt Emorywood | Polly May... 103) Move On Set OF | Freferick Rapha mip Mat 112 and this is said to be a wor!d's race BRIDE O’ THE WIND looks | Ciub tor a. deteat iffe) in the ptm b cme pe a no yd hash -= record in almost any company. He like peaches and « in e chief |! lle § tlantic | vitminis yer: | pri Kk 14 /Chief James 114. played for two vears in the Twilig)t Agrother likely winner is air Officla ) marathon | yo’ sctasmnde Pe Se Reet Muska ie I Scissor i! league uround. Boston, his record WHEEL, which will star the | tollew v wh *Aileon DP 111 | shinins ) 118 * Doro Cletori » With East Douglas last season being tifth heat. (;eorges hi Orary 1 ef . stat lirs sina " Ihe never lied, so lét’ : din ; ) et Sfiniche 4 107 Eilmore Zug og hich eS eipre .. bei dicap figures ure going t | ' told lack Lady Bountiful oy riftwood Bla it) sielin > hd SDs fae Seen. eee ‘ex. | TAMPA Beenie dl PHIRI RACK \ re} ls t «o Mak r 15 victories and 2 defeats, 3 one-hit FOURTH ames being included in this record, : ah ~ ot ' at ii i a : An acostia I gle Five iden le will be given his first chance Mark. Masi die. Chey wal B sats S a Meek S 36- | OQ ne ee ,© ADs « ig tO Fxeh ‘!in Washington tivery tomorrow. i ite at : j 8 “a \ _— 9 ‘ 110 PE hive: +f rinss feauti(ai Blower. ..112 y ITH no work scheduled NEW ORLEANS. tHe ADSCOMIA SEES, CORGBOEOTE > x (pe: i » Vashinetor ery. : mane - pet , 4 \ . } : * ee TT. ee $2.00; | [Silver lition [ for today, t the players eae me pa 3 veer ok ay " scored their ung Pa ndeninits sa ae ° Sore due. er , . 9s C3} gp oe i line season over thie ae | par seates Ve all . tk v vey Oa ratinit | Meeks fiye vesterdayvy on the Con- I: lorida, Bucky Harris, ( urvleiy Panwar: WW part ‘ Lej hf fl . } eC-10) Om . heh be a wyess eights aor iY. a. See Ogden, Al Sehacht and Frank Py nies ; \\ yer a’ We ‘) re The Meeks combination had ’ } ‘ +} ‘ | ‘ ‘ \ j [ae i al ‘ *PLaxter, clubhouse boy, took an all-day auto ride, while a real estate shark got hold at Pitch- PEA JUANA, Toifight the Eagles will journey Kran aid ed Webi Cuelial etreate: Jimi” ae ie FeO R Er The. a ap can ae are aS _ Bix Farlony on ers Smith, Morrell, Humphrey a alia Pity} Sing livattsville for a second crack at NEW ORLEANS. 2 Ae a rhe mae and upware fillies and mare 1-16 miles & peta "y or aot nate ie and Larry Schacht and tool en arie, Kemttieky > Mone thi ('ompan, * National Guard. 2 nit ee | j . ai Be anne : | ro0. }) , Piinssc! ‘1 Me sop ror ia ’ Pry Tlie LOO. FD seciple ‘ them ta If rte, Haven fo see dite } nnn N f rie! pave I ch lay ! rio won thre tj oc: rame hy 4 single % . anes ston : t? uM , JA. ; dy wae’ ba 0k tTh it 10 ar rhs r ee jt) fqereoer ' ’ ol ‘ 1! , . ‘ Aen . ecole ; : : ‘ ’ al ’ f Pender reast entr ecordine ie : f week Stewart ey hn ane Eas 14 aiehn cal , i “te aes oe it sr + 0 Some lots. Flicker . ah , lea? potwnti margin. Next Sunday the Big -o-ap Sew on leans caEE ct Se ‘ebot Searing Rorbl; ested oth ends “ hen raf ws gi . br ° bet y ROS. BN ride ¢ rive “in 102 Fad ‘ Pi “ar nie ad 4 it hee ty 7 - : mading pry peot srrotherty Love Magctle meet the Stantons at Con- ia ag pe i gy " ai i ; 81 00; clniminug; S-rear- | fod rs manat’? Most of the others spent the tie be “a Lae Ata Pate dee lleights, $25.00 miles, t ¥Ge iit an Rey CUtt; afternoon at the Temple Terrace Silly ‘Told , der, Wing bac he ostttons Fike (8p ne Bsgy BMILLION. “fi . , , “ basta te > FF : ‘e pay LION. Country club watching the world’s rae is ted ore Japon MAIDEN that has never rm i record-breaking mermaids, who HAVANA. Maddiagnte Frawley | SODA® ts LONCONOT DAY, ' a : ‘ . \ , , ° 2 “very angie ts protected ani 109 *Sincers ttacen: 109 Rock and Rye we; now ure touring the Sunshine ‘ wee ’ 7 i a small D aciatledt My two wires | 100 *Revelllon “OS anister . . 2 *Chickval 104) cy. : Aitor : boda : ode , i : 7 - only $3.00 only at ' ey ' . | ! ‘ ‘ \ tute, in a iIneet there. i ’ ; " rerir Ta) * rrid - fost ity ‘) ‘ ounye for Mhompso 4 . . on y we , . . ’ lov ‘ rile ; i] ? ‘ 4 , ‘ ‘ ‘ int? ‘ Pe. n ne “¢ tl ae A ‘ v o> > 29 | ’ ' ‘f ' ' ‘ tae ‘ ‘ , , . Marorie ¢ ae : | ; 1001 gtmiecn oo | one 1001 "lies wart Lie | k |: geeetnie it, ahinas EB baw 7 onnie- (7), Megers- (2), ieee DICK’S, 1751 PA. AVE. N.W. Best—Bride 9 ind, ; net 101 *Marjorio ¢ “9 } Belphrizenis die When Piteher Hal Smith report- seCOLVET he. ay tr aga > A dir args! EA as * 9 ei ei * _ Dati! ah a 1411 IRVING N. W. 717 T ST N.Y et hao I tet oN ape str a winahe apes et cee cree ed here, he was so thin he couldn't Good Morning, fuvizorato nid iclish (1 in 2), Davis (1 in 1). Referee— | NO. S$ H ST. N.W. 1401 V ST. N. W Seon rites aaa it , ae a ouval ri Piel te Bom : , anapcinenmiiail cast a shadow in the burning KFlori- . tulie , PEtsh en ine hee per Spemeer, Call Main 7606 for free delivery ser Phird race — Nayarii nee Wheat a | Moon, 11 bastiaai 0, 4.80: Mi a th | TAMPA ENTRIES. 7 TIA JUANA ENTRIES daosun. Mike Martin immediately | . a — : — Rall Ceo ass Nina saiatoaaee spina dceincurintin daatyeds ' ‘ ; i , . “y } Lirik ats ; : 4 . , ‘ \ . : Fifth race Ceores ‘ ' (i liding ector s§_ eellation ; arter. teluis us urse, SI. . n ay eh Back - ale DAY ns a strenuous work he is doing. he has , arn yee or Lily ay ‘ oan) : simon . ‘ x { ca . - ive mal one-li furlongs f;enttTy and Whint nt ul TE ‘ : { Rite bie. Wdwmbin. Sika Rae 3 lithe Reb iamigzo also fi : a be ‘% O7\Fust Boy... 115 4 Darrel J... loieGolden Red .. gained five pounds. | ‘N 4 a : vi . ‘ : e mn OS rom - (* , ‘ \ : ca \\ | mrad . . ‘ Siar ia OS Sac k | edi ; 1 , | seventh race nddle facko. Nettie My; . AS. Be an ° ood | ae wk. . . oot on . ay ape . - ; Best—Ramkin. ake, 15 (Mundent, 1.60, 3.00, 2.60: Spiren, | a “an LO Blazonry. ah, sal agai POG; Ulympian ite ‘s Walter » A no etiid [funvrerette Seventh ra rst 2 + ¢ Dhree-vear-olds are vening Shhasts ( ij ( * Ae ur Bey, 106 VI ; Ppp er Pik OF ae She “AND AC Ib --One mile iS “ts 4 =e rear is x wte HAVANA RESULTS. if sap ya b..4 i Our joa Ae ward £4 nye POR, FG song gas M 2. 108 | hortstop Buddy Myer is expected, S77! Kentucky Smile ‘IRST RACE--Dantz 1 ge Joe, § x, Ball ww, Raffles, Manulele | Go ares ean r + i ie! jog} Planet .... 113 Pop Ryan _ ton; but may not show up until very z Z . ¢ : rir tACE--Dantzic, 112 (Holbert), 3 to) also rar ! ‘ mit a 112) Polen ag | Krekzunas 1i)'Trapnet .... M8tlate tonight or early tomorrow “ge L @. . D Ga ° , even, 2; New Rival, 112. (White if even | : ww mile and 7 yards er nna 7 De 7 | Confluente IOs Aelcholr | morning | i as * alot 4 Renhy é 1. .. | gee ae Sina ; soe > ‘ sa rbe On Miss Paige . $ &: rh A | ‘ 4 trac ive 14 (\Io : a | e } : . ‘}* ° Bene ' *\Iusie ;iste ‘ ! ? > : Spies ‘ - } . “> . , ° 9 4 . - ren e | - i, 30 inden), 3.60, 2 ‘ined i, sepia Bo na RR gs Bah on | Blue Cans of MeCadden Johnson motored ove! from ) | ; W | t RB rthd bime, Lien. Pearenipe IT] Anna \ ‘ 4 ; vil 0} 28) hie 7 f ; ittle j : f i i ; j : Ad pe pare i Fe RO abla g na M, Doug! | aida TE ee gee J Ah | Also eligible at Lanne Pee cs hes gaceme at TERR of ‘Davtona Beach, making the trip in a : ~ cae em nn as ung on S I ay BT eek lar (thet eed tes i RACE tn fund “nee tee THI DI vo a sit Re 8 Queen Anna Marie 110 Friend Joe -. tosia little less than six hours. Fred i tair ostigan. tha . , ' 9» | Jack rman. TITS { ‘ > OF. 4 ; y tres Ve Oo “ nd upward: ; «.., ? , c : 9 i ° ye me Gapton ! ; ee : = of : 1) | oe va jtMunden), . : | lai mia rns ey a, ei tine Ph I tye ‘ +; A tg lloag TJand . “14 Merkle, \ ankee coach, accompanied ; anu:, ‘ G3 ' wh, ~ ¢ ' . ' ' = = a 1PM LsTHOCKIO om iF ri RACE One pote. Ferguson came from his home in lian mhisprite, i hime ur Strurlig ' ‘ ‘ i "s bVC-ers ; ‘ | eo) 4 RACK Three-vear-olds and - | Fliek i So td S7 Sandy Man 1) | s \’ . ra Mis hh j ore *. “ne , . 1). «aes ' ward: @laiming: purse, $1,200: 6 furlongs, { bor pas? ; Sy eae mee Shasta King ont ov Bloomfie ld, N, J +? Ww hile y oung up rou nrir nr pt r ‘_ and a f ur is > Bells 14 wares ' » t. . get | Woods . ! 110 *Monday Morning...110} ganferd .... 10K MHdmon ? ios | Came from Washington. Both the . ‘ \ — ork), 2 7 er af , 2.80 Time, : surek ond, *Taleduy i *Sinanis o#e... ‘ “ ' . : ‘ . 25s oa Reprieve, 19- (Wo took, - ¥ nes. | - eareqna 9 | Lepaaten Rae 140 ag ‘Old Master and Fergy report them- 96 r ‘ 116 . . ‘ . » . . ates ran, Pinger * Runa 117) Maddeastown 116 | Trap Boo ns. oo: Fi ito St. Petersburg. Walter is on the yy 1 1 to 3; Hazel tale. Oy (Pelaezs, 2. | tdmen, Kia, Bee, Reck Shell, Rachel Potter, | *tjeo, Groom oe 11. Squarsoen rene SIXNTIT RACE ‘One and one sixteenth miles, ; ‘ Navas, 113 (ihe Lert \, . ime, b 2-3. | Phobos 1 alse ran, a roo | 2ubah ‘arly... ‘On *Blowhorn ... .. 96] wedding Prince... 110 tyanpom -aj2/selves in fine condition and their Mak Fire tunchief, The ietator, reus, a » BN. Pe hse MAES ! bias 16, dig RD ars Brotherly Love....112\Shafe ...... 4 + ( ‘lie eet Deihimar, Eve Fox, My Moy also rat D380} ROS, Bs 8 Se ae re smeyal BOT | * Ad Three-year-olds and upward; Yoshimi + 1O3'Polly Atwell ..... looks Go - fn wen it = y *BFTH RACE—Five and : olf ‘lou as SPAT), te Views oF ewe a pt eternel), purse, 82,000; Ty, miles, Vilna .... 100; Wood Lady Kake Today was the day on which qT hat Sold for $45 and cae our aie at rea ies ato {C an th ;" ‘ Roe! ater, Sir St bh n, ‘Dewbank, fare’ x ' 4 108 Giaineg Fox oreagees y Nebraska bad .'.!, pod Black Shasta “Dutch” Ruether was to: have ’ a’ or ay : “ » o : ' ne hea te eyyrie ’ " \, )- . , . Sek . , iding ‘ y q PPG ‘ 108 (Murphys, 4 to 5. “Time, | line, Foreman also ran, iixoeha the me ct bors Tee OPES Eee ACE ras mile and 70 yards. signed his contract, but he did not 1% La . TL wiaekiane, 10% aldles}, 31.00, 19.20, 8,20: Nientey and Kent entry a. [Cherry Tree 110| Elector joo} put in appearance. A half hour spent here Monday Since time 5. A ceo of a mile, | Pelite, 102° Munden), 6.40," 3.00; Capt. Mac, | craimings purse, $1,203 fig ingen HP ys rp ie la + aad morning selecting your suit or over- menced TRUTH has ; & (), commanded the respect tt (Conway), 3 to 4 Rov From Home 116 Broken eo 1-5. Little Bat, Silk bx, Geld Wack ails, White Sheplerdess, 89 huss See TH BRACE vt OS the Quinton basketball team. They Y ou choose from medium- | people...We strive al- rin. i a a ated OT eaten wera Meme Sh yell Lincoln weight fabrics suitable for ways to make our ad- TENT t. y ne ane one sixteenth | ware “ ning: purse, 2 vy Os, “ rar . . ' SEVEN Srl 107 (detberty, 2 te 1.) Knickerbocker tans are rejoicing | *tLady Finnel,...., 9G) bucko nT owen, amet 436)" It IS GseaLoe: friendl inf ti beivie » ‘wer. {that the Hollow,. their home|, Not Wheugh 111'St. Martin's : ! Hl] eo 1-tailored b our . riendly, informative yoo isylviad, 2 to 2. me > Competitor. 108 Dusk Kas ‘ ‘ * ; Wi re HNatie tai Ores V as Ph. : "St. Paul, Ste Michael, 1. ‘Aw | aRQunds. hus been spared to sane | Io : 108) Nettie May... Ace MU at Dg Tee ates ai Cryatal — FREE FREE ~ FREE ” FREE sOre, OF One St0rm,. ott po siaiiitee 3 . ’ LAaage ; A Sporting Proposition, Men. | ' érvic was planned to erect a junior high ; Re 3 NiNTH RACE Les tan t mile, 2 excep tiewall 4 : OW) SHOP, rere. | DON DUFFY’S | on the site, but lack of sufficient Aztec Insects. Make | milty Reet) teers Boy log |on & alee ho net. bea, thee ‘ . appropriation is helding up the ingmoan 108\Booze Beyer .... a Ors eadistah Uh: aie shine arlene mutuel, | . QRIGINAL TRAINER'S WIRE work to the joy of Knick fans, Ready for. Baseball |: Burts mis) « CO MM- | ; Sylvia), 3.40. Time, 0 eh. ger , | Flagstate 116)Sunspero | QU INTONS Ww ANT ‘GAME 96 (McCann), 6 to 1. @ bet iach B “ ca oaks *Tihe ” Punstur .. 117 Sanfor Q: ) mi Ss. ; ‘ ‘onway), a; | Hepator DaRran. meee: How Steck, Cote dO} y Fr te y a peaess 1. ae ol Midget opponents are wanted by coat will s sdve you $15 to and confidence of the (Marphy), - Time, | also rane, \ *Namkin 114/Captain 5 : ACE Seven-cighths of ile KNICK FANS REJOICE, SEVENTH RACK. Three-vear-olds and Up- | ypach on O/My Daddy ..... 6+, ‘a}are 115 pounders, , Call “ Pr ae , i ae ‘ o is * "ank, oi. (amerrhy. gan tN iaaimadate. Le Bryndear 10% Creenaprin ; Spr ing Wear. \ our fat ment ertising a frat k woot ttiry Abne s miso ran. for one more season ut let ist. li Son of Tromp. . Reap pe xpert union tailor 5 im our “ merchandise and our 4 ‘ 00-to- 4 Metamader 1 et, but wit be a $5.00 or $1 os Ree M4 proposition: If horse don't win today | ; an ST GIRL. This | EE Yahars next wire are Got the | was the WINNER of the third race at New| held Wednesday night at the home The Smithfield baseball team will DoNARD sells for x $8.00" but E want every Monies Pe race. You can't afford to miss it. Hes had a of Manager Byrd -Ferneyhough,| meet the Cyclone nine today on the | real thing—so go to any one of the _ Morni g ( or 8th and G Sts N .W. “hm MiE’S, 50444 9th St. NW., Near E Busonailse prep, ) 2000 TH street northwest, starting |New York avenue playgrounds dia- | follows newsstands and ask for GU : ; ‘ “ ST it Agr pd AN 7 ‘ eerulom, 4 , ‘ * . oe ~ - . » a -~- PN i 5-3 ‘ - ¢ . w 7 . ‘ Ie : ‘ 4 ’ P . ? pe . My * a ‘ ® 5 ba” adage AR 3 4 as Ms ae oir. :

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THE WASHINGTON POST: 6 —~ ms, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1926. 17 ——— DESPITE MUD SOLDIER SOCCER ELEVEN WINS MATCH fort Booters| iN THE PRESS BOX |"ConTHst to" Dispose of m WALFORD M. onroe Soccer Loop Leaders Too Strong for Post Elevens Takes Embassy. League Contest by 4 to 1. Liquid Stronger Than Water [ Mom FRENCH COMING ALONG ony May Fill the Davis Cup Soon ee + ee ee, TARHEEL NINE SCHEDULES 24 GAMES N. Carolina U. to Play Catholic and Old Line Teams. —_——. Major League Stars of 1925 NATIONAL LEAGUE. Shortstops. OCAL Albin other distance runners have a mark to shoot at today when L the with last- mark The Aloysius club Stenroos, olympic inarathon champion, toes the starters in the Aloysius club. modified marathon. minute entry of the famous Fiun. announced vesterday by By WESTBROOK PEGLER. EW YORK, Feb. 21.—The Da- IN Vis cup a large, bright pot made of silver, with bunches grapes, carrots and other deco- ratlive shrubbery festooned about it in a big silver handles, worthy a nonchalant design. It has bootlegger’s coftin, and its shining exterior j muster roll Of great players. for the history of the. tro-/ phy is etched there and may be in- spected year, when the cup next and Ous this Borotra this La Coste dre two danger- hommes with no respect. for the Tilden and Richards traditions. Borotra outlasted match in the indoor tournament and that. more than the Variety and surety of his strokes his nimble deportment on the court. What makes the outlook joyous with posstbilities of defeat for the Ameri- cans next summer. Richards and Little Bill Johnston, who is not Summer, because race the litth vo Nurmi, future, late wus before a sectional what Paa the Loo Otficials, makes «a vafional event of what The Finnish. athlete. Scandinavian country out field is handling krounders, making and general fieldin efficiency is more important than work on the offensive. tlowever, we shall try to rate the shortstops of President Hevdler’s cireut aceord- Hit position one where | difficult long throws at short skill in s marvelous example of is athletic States hi this country “ulimost it cun produce in an Way as mn : M LLEFORD llden in thei iinued March SOK ‘“py l¢ booters On their triumphant to the Washington eagune championship teria’ when thev defeated he will wage dur- | British Kimbussy squad, 7 2 his eve on the full ; Wa lst) “thes patriots vd thew oo ee and Fort “Myer : am hj ompletely scrambled in a is taken its flannels and set preceding sume, the players una-! forth on a card-table in the sun voida bly stumbled into each other the edge of the courts durine phys peiileds, apparently | Davis cup chatlenge round. ty A tage The Davis cup has resided Hn the a (‘nited States continuously since the in soccer COn- just the United home he la Indaruthon re New York beginning of active track Laure] going make r full distane word apparently is It tuke to “ t HAPEL HILIL, N. C., Feb. 22. $ The University of North Caro- lina’s 1926 baseball schedule, which was announced today by Graduate Manager Charles T. Wool- ing to the ten points of player rule |) Ten. is one of the hardest and most value we have already used, Three 1Mposinge ever faced by a Tarheel of these points concern defensive | nine. playing in the indoor tournament. play, seven are devoted work The university is are great tennis players, of course, /he offense. Sull schedule of 24 “but in the big crisis of defending | In considering fielding and Which ape be played at home the Davis cup, Tilden is the oné who |ting averages alone, it seems fair nere tiga Enierson Held. The frat could always be relied on exclude all players who have ha ethene os oa ne te See tae March SL and the final is with , longer than any Challenger, North © li S j |S” ) j { ,* } . . ‘ ‘ ryt: . . ) 2 ‘ ‘ " ; = Ouch torth squi ibbles from. the) summer 0, when the Ameri-| tma and La Coste both had Tilden | Sames, otherwise records F ‘al gt a as tate college in Ra farce, tor the chance pr a the my Sa. contestants that kept Referee Louis ' , P , . ) in: | > by ‘ - ;, “an , , who, two oO one, in the “al | Billicek hua is iit hod Can leam won ) from the mixe dl le by % , vie inal | : fees There ate i Y guieting trom down under, known round of the Davis cup competition |few games may not on the ra ‘ ‘ ; ‘ . : ~—_ aa -— ) “al , ‘ \ustralasians: but summer, and large Will won out ‘erage. ind Lehigh will » ) é / : ‘ va -j ; Ses | re " : ‘ sOTlig te was auoted saving the | because he had more wind In his Phe real fielding leader amone iwo games on the train ran il. be| bellows than the younger fellows |the National league shortstops last | their ] an t’ 4 ih Tc . from France. y Sa Ge ¢ "¢* 2. °*?)° F P : ‘ ‘ . iong now. This was re Was Dave ancrolt, onthe | South ( arolina, Oxlethorpe and Inarkable tomeat. I’ eourn His average was .945., Georgia Tech are the other new ; , ’ ‘OUPSEC dn goles . 1s, , ; ” \\ it} lout Long into the ( e of dane kson, ol the Ciiant » Nae comers. The ecard also calls for , ‘ . (j/ ?) Li the TO bat to taken | hfindred become il performer in a compile a 1.000 ay- Ste is old ti ii) lle has already passed his fortieth hirthday dowht fhat he ix dista ne (vers 4 His a: with more in, othe marathon | of 4 1 a preasive, as soccer PHL ue “Wy /. Vonument thre forced to drop Out ding weathesy , ‘ , ° OAS, Lei pil fil WPOOS (/}? vricr fe (tis, STENROOS THE GREAT: FINNISH STAR BIG BOOST FOR ALOYSIUS By RICHARD S. ORT Nive rs Soccer proved to he better than the Monroe Consequently triumphed Or jess ease by the in a Washineton Fame yesterday on frounds The Nionroe usual early Characterized their Start of the sea Was well] could sj aiter Niver In (‘lark TENNYSON, eleven mudders Club. and feet Lo to last there is no _ of the hest Uchiow todau. hot _ ; nerves, P| Roro- One s | - qisvit } , 7 ie. of 193 fory olympie "Os sets . The hiot (th) sf 1992 that were Dartmouth met in the firat sche ‘dule while on Southern tour, while Wofford, Lune score Lo S : cre t bre x inaeiemin: 7 mecre cal veal CN. OVer His.ti esses tne their hi stugred SOC- ‘ye pDurtLon Wit! ~ } ) sw . ‘ \ 11} | ‘ ’ . sy, . in) lant Wit have troubl americans, ] ‘ ' = . (ill SNOW, >? oe and , incent in wes doll acto ANTE the com piut- serd. baseball or lene has caused Bucky Harris to give CUCHSE for +] fasee es : he (ras (f Chrectivenessr., hie boys have displayed this vear. new coach. John be getting results a 7 WIR TY Sher ,'f ‘i Jae die; rormer wide aan) gin schedule follows: th at eh pe Hilly wl TTI; 8 Gullfort Salisbury; Now oil that the the the brilliance of apparent, “With $ibalto tary) rhe complete veterans are inte T iid })? loalca le j the Phi EEY Nlare! | Dartmoen . >») \prit Vs gh at vetting Cuiny ‘AN BOROTRA # (/ Cos ‘te set L Ri - hards thre S € and Re ( Tilden round thie i})- fk) iday ihe CVvEers hinuse ly low ce he gleam . Pa the Cfetity o ** te | Some ‘rookies’, will not be T } SCOPE DR ‘ ? h has the : / ’ laboring Monrose server ‘ tsi sa die ed to] Lenglen, ton sent oa while K \ecounts quite as right now and the dlivost and the firs / hald spot he is vwever aside . ¢ rond the of last read er, Blanche ; j7 a7, f In play, ottensive led t faiwmf the nay bre atures ot sigs that old and , , hie MhO shoiwed )e- tj ree ry iE reli 1] fill . Lought miftneal departments champiouship thre if ell championship Monday MLOTRUG. /f will he She thered that #70 maft- loses in . this. match. vee Krance TPT, a the tndoo) i; ip isi’? } edi oft sh ip thie if IMMING title is) less important ' restate . next Summer [ sf nel - eountreyv o, Mar yland at ia @! Charlottesville . ’ ° Chapel Till; 16, stmply getting est batting average. .319. Ti Peano Yee 7 Duke at Durham; 23. will be the 2 ' 101 s sr ini ty i} 1 24. reais at . s \ HW ° ] aoe Blanche door ranecroft with of Mis; Helen Wills that hat a Wof- Livy ke e provided thi not had their v and play for ‘ ad | 3 4) ’ eee ( ape land hie Udgaiil tide ‘ turpitude oe ( in the battle of ‘‘nioral the 2 ide jeg? JUST , feadinag the vith: 7 ye goal te / t/i mai wads, even . overnment over the case of Countes le (lepite »} Pile (f i}, i» fey who Wills wa Pe eee ees | \\ ked up fou credited with three rroon ned) Sure ly if thie Yr Wis dis ‘rin nation in “alford Wricht mado the mos! (gle- AL, “wards oT Cha pares Without T Frenchmen hh; his best These pretty Davis back under a creat a advantuece and ilden ( ith Suzanne champion: tf LS, rood eup to with a : . CHaADINION (i id ot. the thay the Mey) hie i*¢ the aliforni: gir ras hound dic pass umendment 153. : , ry? , : . ’ 1o her French rival was not mianche opened the «cor C7 Total bas are als Wright piled up a big m wii atte, Bancroft again ' | ond with 204. ‘or a shortstop who batted down the list, Wright showed sur-! P.).— Jack prising run seorine ability 'tourage Jef} crossed the rubber V7 Lime Wilmington, Bancroft was second with 75 run tion be his credit. inielt None of the wife Was a dory. These tinguished themselves yy in time and if they | bases Travis Jackson led unison next summer, Bancroff and Torporcer tutes lawn tennis as for second piace with 7 each have the inexpressi- In the matter « acritics turning the trophy) Bancroft again came ¢ never-to-be-ade Witm -2i. Glenn Wright conquerors, the; With Caveney for the and La Coste of | second — place. bs himself fifteen time: rood. Ve i? th Me Important argzin with | runked sec and ru: it Vill honor it more festive than cit in the reservoir. Tilden, Johnstone Davis cup has the Ameriean ath- period than the America’s goblet Sir Thomas Lipton | to trviitg to Win ever since | ’ ° il Otewart foi of the mutch, which run all th irom plain to fancy SSID OIeG MPousn ee en that psyvcho-analytical interpretat something Pod to J . : . ; 443 > . Miaiale, description and even () lOnSsS OF thre . nt! Mo \mdazed at t! ae minute after fhe if ] Vater ut roel ~— Whistle, and v7 MIA V Say vary. by if , as Thanks Richards, t counted umong for to be fa scor baseball cup then ™a) the fans loked to next mer with forboding und all that thing. However, play and follo way seem spiritual CONLeESLANLS ; nrg ’ ao ¥ ; al (‘4 edings, Lengicn on appears one 1m sort people who in erious letic booty some CTE: other from losing, and the the often Diak pret been speeches another. the winner the. Leviathan remurkineg it gives him great three must flag ." nuin t win fre Oo swell hould tlagzw in a versary, and the loser stating th the United & y be hye honored beyond words will uccumb such uv irable con ‘“aisure } : qiueror. \ny Way, if vive the puir of appreciated Borotra that yiInou estublished | and Richmond, been irom n vard Valford sition and three times before vided by centers the cable dispatches, lnioyed “up with Malloch Watts Fane ea et Seutilied! with Hodge opened the Neu ‘itality, IV ls, tf oh erOne hal when he her thirst Or 7¢ fare shed | LNrOour [rom crimniacre all, did wot ‘gi folio wed by one bj Drought the hah There ) , me an» ) least a ali ooted Rr : a _ ; , more than one oecasion id anal Ou From were Jaunchin: offensive when : Or ana . he () ii¢ ituous stimulants. i th Oppo Lars toved MacLean half time. and pa ith the “Cd Frineo sphere from spit the tennis derive oe Oo; rr CQ | ; longer hbeine excep them, but it wa they rallied and ha ‘ive r territory, ‘ Five minut ‘runco’ Abner Clark 1 ived perfect cente) Score, long «al betore in Fort Li ase fit ve ATV hi COUTTS, / faqvice | ‘puhcd fy) thie pil, | Lie The stealing “Ita With &§ reek ith mardinge -t oe to of «aly one ~ pall . p ‘ ] : i( ‘ according 10 = ae vf cup wk \ aac ANOTHER INJUSTICE: — = MLLE, LENGLEN NOT HAMPERED BY DRY LAW Short ali al uc LO ps Brother ind equalized ' g 5) — orine hie Dit His Be hoote qi f Spi and love Miss CESS Mar] the \Mlonroe for the staved before one To that quenched S and herself aft henetis. be the tend that and he ‘ j Ore Sipilia) ' the rerore, to is. “7 )”? : sEmiuegqa ground lo) ai Mis Wills AD he aie if DY ua i; the. CHsloOYy Ww] 5 . , iit) midiield ale the net. The easilv Adrian Was kept on the defense loch, remainder the half. but orf further Hail thre halfw ark, hits tine Pore di: eietnd honor of sacrificed the team’: seenia, ion pole Lo feels Sochat at ble oO} il over quately Me; yrance , ‘ 0 Scovierns: io . just supporters when " she Mie qual Circumastaince 8 COd- if Lo final the most Baillie, Embass brilliant save. drove the bal] Malloch took the kick, and placed it ‘ waiting at and all! that to score ROU QO} Ll ihe¢ Gia ' Was : : } spectacular. wi, tennis addict ve licked, the American this sport likely wondertul time was pleusure ois devotees oj} sjers wet) ’ goulie. had ahd in over his resulting perfectly, the mouth ’ Was neces-] Wil iq ; ; ; | 1 oe to have a tor Which feminists GOME the else use are two either of the Picked Soccer Teams mae Play in. Test Today | ** * umendment effort | Lne remedies, all players to be stitution the United the Volstead G act ermil he tennis matche . may ’: , , rs — Oiii #VS obligatory tor tennis hound by eighteenth : RIGHT oO] eeie gt tal . ; } bse Ca f ji ('j bi‘ pe | is the Wii ived of the Con oO! states, or join the weis | corne: SOCCER LEAGUE STANDING BOWLING SCORES , in an to amend ol Viacle; | liquor i Wine will and cue ii Picked 4 ington the field today the Wash- will play Barracks committee ents trom attract Bae, of of a COS COUrse ( boattty, {Ff pritite l it’; tat) home 121) run 7 ’ “(1 Oaad ‘ iret Seccer league Girect | drove Aael ‘ Der a number POSTOFFICE LEAGUE. Mailir rreater supporter | Walt | Fort | Germ ord Mye: ain-Americans 7 on | British Embassy rd} Monroe > ° 1's | Ger.-Amer. Res. (played), Pwr) ‘ + As on Washinvton Oi whaednlh PORT (f before a George Mogridge, released twice in as many weeks, holds the who will decide on a represen- winter record for imaginary travel, \fter te world’s ser ’ : “d bution-wide g et Perm aoe 50 “ ot: an, 49" 448 rotals iwia7o ise) that Wright was the leading shor , . itn the National league. ‘hi , conviction i borne nut Wright I | department: in two other sancrofi gave him hi opposition, The Boston led in 3 points and wa econd 7 x ms Robe sag proved the dechsh e Factor FIN ALS IN SQUASH | Rivetsraa tia OBE PLAvED Peeee eran rival. LIVTREN 1 PAGE. ofiicers of the ag- coming yvear were Clark. of Phi)- it: Dr. Foster 8. }t* Phere quished ' ushinet lost S'. Martia’e tative team to he known the Uniteds “as The town the which visits Sees) 4 couviction id U niteds, of should Washinston against points scored count 2 ' “kee Signs to Ride in vace.’—Headline. There's Six-Day one man Whe lived upto the name he inherited from his parents, bide Fes heavyweight The it, will play out and games drawn Lop engagements, and ‘Las >] record 4 sf ren stands Aloysius Five Bows ‘To-Lithuanians, 25-21 Md... Feb. oOpponepts f} ferman soccer club. onversationul a3 ft ad nterary etiorts Harrisce) Wemp plas in March. decide to second the thisat will them. tashington Pay . , ‘ . i | *) >¥ » 1 «4 appear to fo Lhe same stalemuat isted in thie OllV real Foul géals ¢ “ ei . . > zZ her . { Bat is he prize-ring Daltimors 21, Out- ‘OM Dota) 149 47) 50 | division of industr VETERANS BUREAU LADIES' LEAGUE. SHOr~STOP | | teidvir Revional PY > rosen today The econ requested to report on the field at 2:30 o'clock: bakonvi, DeMott, - Faulds, G. Faulds, J. Burton, Benedict, Malloch, Beyerlin, Mac- Wats, Whitehead, Giddings, Olsen, Clark, Greene, O'Connell, Olando, Malloch oppose titleholder tulks and writes about fichtine scoring e)r Lue of is ‘he, Qt le following players have ol even the domestic variety, ) floor. Spring Training Is Ordeal for oc gan : Athletie club quintet! revenge ‘‘Babe’”’ Ruth on the aie hae ce s i, 1. 7 defeated 8 Douglas, etic’ singles for ast 11 f Baliim ‘ ‘ 7) i) ire Teams. boston, theofeg tee New OL a bit 1 tallies St 4 * Petals 477 141] Pension ond defeuted pee ve and who ton nf Tea iii Phiitsaeds ov , 03 1041 ED Finals, Along the Riviera they seem to think as much of American tennis Tphia, starting at 11:15 American dollar, maybe lil 9 | Consolation. imac ton, ya, Positions nes the or its because the one brings the weeeh A nie ricayp Individual | i Pbavid J | ro tfroit, at l: Pelock Team Consolations. Baltimore, startiog noe 469 RB. Ifill, De A. Douvkkeeping,. Southern, .. Totals wt 0, LEAGUE. Check Ace Sf Murphy... SS) Grahbam.... 7U Grierdano kS Neuvenhahn : St Owen Handieap. | ot her, 2 x Mm AL Pitcher DEMAREER, New York RUTH Tampa, G. P.).—-Martha York, registered world’s record in the 400 yard ex- hibition free style swimming race here today when. she negotiated the: distance in minutes LS 125 sec- onds. Miss Norelius’ ‘performance was part of the second day’s pro- gram of the aquatic carnival being Former Giants, at > Phas | hard this winter and while deb he hasn’t attained a sub- ‘igure he has reporter arry- King ‘Pin to Be Use > | ing pe’ = pal Remedi guacho geet usual For Singles Match l’rovidee ‘* “Carpentier tis anxious to meet Red Grange, “Maybe France is trying says Lanky Joe, has trained REX BASEBALEERS MEET. At a meeting tonight, of the Rex |; Peewee nine, to be held at“the Rex ‘clubhouse, contracts will be signed ‘by all players. Order will be called at 7:50 o’elock., Wius | to float another loan.” : 103 } " SO brown coe Pomagni France ..-.. - eae ages age L.Clark Hillis . . Llmendorf coals of halves Forty-five Young blood, She seemed have ‘thing that ipion. Her ;w hich had “1 TU te Totals... 391 todas oO '\¢é ry- 4454 ‘botals,. 439 438 42) ‘Hard Weck Ahead i 5 Foes to make aw chum Referers Linn ( > each, Franee (2), | considerable less beef than minutes and with a greatly reduced line, man of Ruth’s huge bulk Purdue Player Tops Scorers in Big Ten’ volleying overhead 2 been her \ und she same, Waist A weak spot, ; Ss is German Reserves Forfeit at Soccer German-American feited their scheduled Washington ‘Soccer league game - ‘he German-American club. Gus Heller, manager of the Reserves stated that six of his players are on the sick list and he could not muster a team. Some question urose yesterday as to whether the game was a or not since the referee assigned to the game was not on the field to make it official. This ‘vill be de- finitely decided at the weekly meet- ing next Wednesday night. Reserves for- yesterday forfeit | Chicago, with or ‘adling, monopoly ‘on “Big Ten” seems to up Sp ( be Spradling 91% points contests befor consin, who season and rejuvenation, nearest » less, game play. Viaver and Spradiing, Behr, Wi Cunningham, Fisher, Beekner Kreuger, Indiana. White, Northw Neuman, Pur Ke Western conference basketers have just three weeks in which to catch surpass Capt. high permanent. has in has Sibley, Indiana...... Cramer, Purdue... LEED. coreecers b. 21 (By Purdue, first place of aver the nine e him, lapsed had a The leaders: tenn, Purdue... octinetioamea A OG ROS Indiana.. ser eee eevee cree eaeeneerece *eee A, scoring aged Behr, during (joals. rik (,eorge whose in the 9 points and with five more games to iy 2 Lage ¥ 17 73 70 10 64 63 ng 7 zl ' i ! i roster nearly games he has played and he has three more of Wis-: mid- scoring is the Boilermaker’s competitor with but with a ‘higher average per the and Though King Fourteenth Pin alleys at streets Janu- ary $1, due to destruction by fire, will not reopened today as re- ported ‘in some quarters, the second block of the Glenn Wolstenholme- Karl McPhilomy.match Wednesday afternoon will be staged nounced. As only part the driyes were aifected by the fire, thy singles games Will be rolled on illeys Nos, 15 and 16. Manager Wood is con- fident that he can resume pusiness on all alleys before the end of the Monroe which have been closed sinee be hooked for 2 o’ clock at 2? an} as previously ol week, " ‘The National Capital league, one ‘of the major circuits of W ashington, will continue its schedule on the King Pin No. 2 drives tomorrow | night. The Internal Revenue cir: ‘nit also will continue its schedule on the downtown alleys, as will one or two of the othre circuits that were ia cd ee ee ee iehiees _— a Tate Nd . + not often found in an athletie deavor in which he must be so ex- uetingly uetive.»-You will find them in Wrestling, possibly in one or two other sports where the de- munds are not so strong for speed of foot. You will not find many giants in star roles in a game wherein they are called upon to exert at the sounding of a second every muscle of the body, legs, arms and eyes. And when you do, the plump ath- lete has a tough time in spring. Jeff Tesreau, Larry .Me- Lean, Chief Johnson, ( ‘hief Meyers, “Hippo”? Vaughn, and other big men had to starve’ themselves, wear rubber sweat’ shirts and yards of red flannel wrapped | around their bodies to sweat off’ superfluous flesh. Spring train- ing was a nightmafe to them. 1926, Pablis hers’ Syndicate.) P REER JUNIORS READY. The Freer Junioys are ready to battle any basketball team having a gym, especially tonight. Call en- ‘4 ssa hin ; the, Manager O’Brien at Frankly 688hy held under auspices of the Tampa Board of Trade. : Hier mark w; is Not cer tified to the A. A. U., becausé there was only one official timer at the pool. The watches were held during the event, however and both registered the same, RIALTO Vs. B'NAIL B’RITH. The Rialto club and B'nai B’rith basketball teams will elash this afternoon at 4 o’clock at the new Jewish community‘ eenter, Six- teenth and Q streets northwest. It is important that all players report. HOBO INSECTS CHALLENGE. Tie Rex and Palace Peewee teams are being challenged by the Hobo quintet, the manager of which may be reached by calling Cleveland 1983. CUEISTS IDLE TONIGHT, No exhibition will be played at the Grand parlors tonight. Carl Green will engage William Parson ‘tomorrow, while on Wednesday the ! latter feces District : — > ad Kor De Molay Five Three inter-city chapter contests face the Washington De Molay bas- ketball team this week. Tonight the Atlantic City chapter team will be met at the Boys Y. M. C.- A. Starting at 7 o'clock Wednesday, the local five engages the Hagerstown quintet in the Eastern high gymna- sium at 9 o’clock while on Satur- day the Washington boys travel to Frederick bent on revenging an earlier season defeat, in the Nation- al Guard armory, Norwegian Winner In Skating Matches Oslo, Norway, Feb. 21 (By A. P.).-—In the world’s amateur cham- pionship skating races, contested at Trondhjem yesterday and today, the Norwegian, Ballangrud, cap- tured three events. He won the 1,500 meters in 2 minutes 25 4-10 seconds, the 5,000 meters in 8 min- utes 42 7-10 seconds, and the 10,- 000 meters in 18 minutes 9-10 gee- onds. King Haakon witnessed the events, F magnificent, her service fo the net, erul points on service Mrs. Satterthwaite sume; then ISHelen reeled off straight ond the set. She also the first game in the second but Mrs. Satterthwaite rallied took the second game. The ican champion, however, next five games; set and match. Mrs. Satterthwaite gavé her hard battle, playing desperately bringing six games to deuce, not losing a single game cat The fourth game in the first set went to deuce seven times. It wag the turning point of the match. followed killing returns, won the up SCYV-| first | SIX! won set, | und | Amer- won the ia and; love. | - = NA Convenientiy Located On Fourteenth Street LOANS HORNING Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry South End of Highway Bridge Opposite Washington Monument Rates of Interest 2% and 3% and!— |

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THE WASHTN GTON POST: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2°, 1998. a+, ee ——— ny THE GUMPS | | he. tna Co | The House That Jack Built RADIO PROGRAMS | a : | & HIS 1S THE HERO, THIS is THE VAMP~ ‘Tepes 8 0 iS THE WISE GUY , 3 eae war wth tage BIM MISUNDERSTOOD - WHO SAID BY HECK _ — : TO SAV wi SHE FOOLED OUR HERO $ PLAN MONDAY FEBRUARY 22. | 7 | x : 2 EACH VILLIANOUS PL LOCAL STATIONS. OTTO WATT A FAKE oll STOCK Y, FROM MISEREE AS NO MAN COULD - eA. BOUND TO CHEEK BUT HE MET A widow FATED Programs Eastern Standard Time. By Barrie Payne SHE LOST HER MONEY FY rt ALTHOUGH HE TR HER NAA—Ariingtom (485) | \_ isha / AND GOT A SHOCK 80 ibys edhe KIND AND GOOD ~ | CARLOS wiht GET WHAT 10:30 a, m., 3:45 and | TTL LL WHEN THE VILLIAN CARLOS } AO MONE eter ama] SHE DEMANDS A_ MILLION NY EXPECT 10:05 p. Posen ~ irk Ap reports. ¥ We i | : : , THE HARD BOILED EGG WE KNEW SHE wouLD soa oanecnetk CHURCH Ml NT WOULD SNEER AND MOCK 7:25 p. m.—Department reports.| |i), iy | ~ AND } WCAP — Chesapeake & Potomac} | WY we | : WHO ROBBED THE wiboW + Boag Las ” HAS MADE PLANS WL. WRECK Telephone Co. (469) | : | FORCED HER ‘TO BEG P . TENDERLY 6:45 a. m.—Tower health exer-| cises. | S [ | 4 YES — 6 p. m.—Washineton Post pro-| MILLIONS — A AAILLION E SHE BEGGED ‘THIS TERRIBLE TERRIBLE YEGd- gram: (a) “George Washington and HME ADAITS | the District of Columbia,” by John’ | ir fey | Clagett Proctor, historian of the | WIEN © . Society of Natives; (b) J. Dowling | Se a \FLORIDA To Beveridge, barytone, aceompanied by Miss Frances Griffin; (c) chil-. ery | WHEN SHE ASKED TELL dren’s talk, Miss Plisabeth Eo. Poe, | a | of The Post staff: (d) ‘Making Life & HIM WHE RE HE HER WHERE Insurance Useful,” by Willian 5 ee | R I, ° . Baden, trust officer of the Washing-| | 7 tite | ‘ : ; ‘ {~~ Jy tCo., j . p gaol’ | cK / ans 'S P A PLAN ton Loan & Trust Co., introduced by 1 | ark ay | AX 2 WY fiz (A E «, T= . = HE LANNING Maj. F. W. Patterson, financial edi- | me yy @y ' N ) WENT ‘ J . “iff ane NEVER KNOW Sar) WI Reg. U. paced - aan arn? id Py 0 3 snp MIGHTY SPICK tor of The Post: (e) “An Anniver- | f i ara ) ap - a AT f , The Chie cago Tribune . Yo FIN OUT WHERE AD. ’ A M ,’ Herbert A. Thomp- ji AY y ~~ oF hy ae MINU7 E MOVIES al. oa RS es ek Order of Odd Fellows; (f) recital, Y ‘ Miss Martha Mclelland Stevens, 18-) | | eat 4 | [FAIRWAY GOES | “a Taber deta da ppt ot GREATLY AS THE FLIGHT G GREAT SCOTT- ear-old pianist, student of George | VW VY ~ Ts ) a ie ; THERE GOES ONE OF Washington university; (s) “The we} a | & DOWN AT ONCE 10 “ESTABLISHED A PERFECT DISAPPOINTED a, PROGRESSES >, —— “THe ‘WIRES aising,” by o o> ee fe HE Lic SACK IM- ye Yao E NOTICES ; r 4 : eo o Rev. James Shera Montgomery.) WLW—Cincinnati (422) ee New For | a a Big Ce le ebratio ? Music by the Marine band, the| ¢» m—concert. WE EO EE EEE IE A A a ee Ge ie Sic, Washington Guaret and soloists— Ge : f ; Charlotte Harriman and (Charles WLWL—New York (288 ) SKEEZSIX, YOU ( $0 4 GOLLY, rT SEEMS COOD aL 7) 4 eee a YO : ) iL INU cy —— | ' JEX’ / = JEAI * CAME theater. | WMAK—Buffalo (266) | AWAY AN’ LEAVE IME D 1 CAN GET ALL MUSSED N. (A conan aes Reta Bem ef : RACHEL AGAIN. WE OP” TINKERIN’ ON Henri Sznidt Gregor. (:15 p.-m.—News. Kg : : : } . AY; ‘ SE oC 1 p. m.-——- Sidney Seidenman’s (:30 p. m.—Song recital. | tn Sli Pood’ Wie SET EY MGS | , | wo FLORI Shoreham hotel orchestra. $s p. m.—Dance. LET “OU. y es? ha a —— iy | ‘» Set e CANAL | HAVE BEEN BACK SO WOU A DIME, UNCA Trowbridge Tittman from Poli’s| 9p. m.—Paulist program. AINTT NEVA GOIN’ Be TO BE BACK HOME WHERE = SKEEZIX. be , WOULDNTT MISS i IALT, DSO WASHIN"TON'S " ae BIRTHDAY, Mm) VA YY : CAN BUY JEAN DIDN'T VOU? MN f Yi Yf | f= | TWO ICE CREAM ‘ " V7 Tf ZI ra j ' COMES FOR A 4:50 p. m.—Basid P. Toutorsky JY p. m.—High school. Cte ¢ een and the} | WMO New Tork 1964) : n.— Z 3 , ~ : . . ° > ’ ; ‘ - 7 = ‘ ae te i a¢. , f ] ASA RAINS TC h "¢ New Education” by Mary Love) \ oe ~- OAL ee OT te Peas ad | ‘Af fe ‘BIRT (ee be Collinge. 7‘ WMBI'—Miami, Fla. (384) Dae, Ma MIG Pe fee » y stan Le ef fae”. \Y t nhagdh eres at p. go a ee 7 to 12 p. m.—Program. : ; a y : meio oys 9 ua CO, a. : é Ate wee cain WOR—Newark, N. J. (405) — . ) a ~ ~ pg ad 0 Hospita 5 to 11:15 p. m.—Hourly pro-} p. m.—— News, gram. 11:30 p. m.—Police reports. tehas i ATIONS WPG—Atlantic City (300) DISTANT ST INS. 4:30 p. m.—-Tea music. CKAC—Montreal (411) | 6:30 p. m.—-News flashes. Silent. 7 p..m.—Dinner music. 8 p. m.—Children’s hour. - > . 3 A—!I eee (300) 8:30 p. m.—-Washington birthday noon )——Weatnber. address. 4: .——Grain market. 8:45 p. m.—Colonial program. 6: ——Dinner concert. , 9 p. m.—Concert orchestra. 8 | 10 p. m.—W PG ladies’ trio. fee tee ee toate Stas terat, 3%, ¢ Raeeeees | Fie mL a 8: 10:15 D. m.——Galen hall trio. | y songs ! fist / “hie “es Ae ‘ : ey | be pees . es FART fe y, SA - (gen sion today.. What a bunch of 3 x Lr pes>»*\ | —t AN) KTHS—Hot Springs, Ark. (375) WSUI—Iowa City (4814) | y c fw f. oa tN Som : ae . i e i. ? . \ ig 4 A can? » er | 8:30 p. m.—College of the Air. luckey stiffs them baseball mag- : XQ RAB UC tf doz: ae W TAM—Cleveland (389) | , + bes! Ata, ee Bt WADC—St. Louis (268) ite ¥ 0 eee. | nets is to have a coal mine like ! 2 a. m.——(CTues.) Ovls. | $8 to 11 p. m.—Colonial program. | WAIU—Columbus, Ohio (294) 11 p. m, to 1 a. m.— Dance. on their pay roll and belief me 7 p.m.—Orchestra. | WWI—Detroit (353) 9. D. M.—Pawlogc service. | 6p. m.—Concert. | Al they ain t going to have me WBZ—Springfield (333) 8 p. m.—Concert. | : 6:30 p. m.—Orchestra. . slaveing for them out there as 7 te 10:30 p.m.—Continuou. | Women Plan Drive >, long as 1 can fine some sap t WCAO—Baltimore (275) a eee ap to 8 p. n&—Voca! and instrumental. For More Candidates | lick 10 p. m—Orchestra. : WAHG—New York (316) The ‘“‘flivver’” campaign to ‘a Jack Keefe. 7 7:30 to 12 p. m.—--Continuous. carried on through 20 States by | Sere, ~. aS ss by The f the National Woman’s party in the | —_ (Copyright, 1976 The Re WBAP—Fort Worth, Tex. (476) coming elections in an erfort to | oe 4 ? 7 p. ae obtain a larger percentage of wom- ELLA Eom Sore eli ) , By Bill Conselman and ' Charlie Plumb 8:80 p. m.—Music. en candidates will be discussed at HAVE A FUNNY HHT | FAR . | Hew p. er the gany Blazers, & dinner given February 28 by the | CZ 77a0t72 tas FEELING ABOUT THIS | ll a | ii ian ee eae ene F pig Beil binseee il | AAT Hl IU apace Whcdotyhis core). [iewle Dell, civ service commis-| | Gawearea? ft MAN? SOMeTING TELLS: jill 1 ( ANY ASPERTNESS IN YOUR | SKINNY SISTER TOA Neu ooc ai \ ee ee | | who asserés |}? ME THE ONLY SHIPS HE | eee 7 DIRECTION, BUT TB FEEL 4 |STRINGBEAN, WHO DO VY Gu pper i! a Th Me Helt-Rourly) Mré. Donald Hooker, of Baiti-| he és Vrs. KNOWS ABOUT ARE GRAVY 4A ae) A LOT BETTER IF YOU'D YOU THINK YOU ARE? 4 PLEASE DON’! program. more, chairman of the National Slatin) avi BOATS AND SCHOONERS WHO ASKED ME A. 64 4 Waee)| SHOW SOME PROOF THAT I'LL SHOW YOU HOW ral yy LA WEAP—New York (482 Council of the Woman’s Part y, will THEY USED TO SING ABOUT LOTTA, QUESTIONS ‘ . iy if Y i YOU'RE FOEALLY JOHN TO GET AL TICKET TO QUARREL . § to: 18 p. %—Continuons. preside. The itinerary of the cam-| |JO%72, Who ran|\— THAT CROSSED THE. ABOUT Mrs cael BEVENS! A WARMER CLIMATE a wie Paign calls for the workers to away to SEQ N BAR! , 4 y 4 _— ' . r , WFBG—Altoona (278) travel through 20 States from De- ae.) : , BEVENS.- NED - . UA I- YOU DONT LAY 6:30 p. m.—Music. troit to San “Francisco. All twenty years , , iti, OFFA ME ! WFBL—6yracuse, N.Y. (252 speeches will be made from the ago. Yi) 7:16 p. Sy ea yee % “flivvers” in which the women will travel. Hi, i, WFI—PhiladelIphia (395) e tas sola 1 to 7 p. m—Hourly, \Church Gives Thanks Wirs S3everes WGBS—New York (316) on tie 12ea, 1:30 to 7:19 p. m.—Program. | To Rev. W. Morgan Lut 72ot our WGHE—Clearwater, Fla. (266) Sshrend 8:30 p. m.-~Musicale. During a recent meeting of Z7téZe WGR—Butffalo, N.Y. (319) | the Washington Federation of ' IE vig , Churches, a vote of thanks was ex- Nha a 7 ly 8 p. m.—Same as WEAF. tended to the Rev, W. A. Morgan, if Nd 9:30 p. ss hh : | pastor of Mount Pleasant Congre- ty Shin ' 10 p. m.-—supper music, / gational church, who will leave in / ; iff; yj (i fF tae oe ee = WGY—Schenectaly (380) | afew weeks for Chicago, ; j + | | Tf | a! Reg U.S.Pat © peanta oe 6:30 p. m.—Dinner program, _ Mr. Morgan served two years as 7 p. m.—-Farm program, chairman of the committee on WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER 1:45 .p. m.—-Orchestra. ‘comity and will be succeeded by the al ate /Rev. J. H. Straughn, pastor of FEE yrs S HERES , et pe WHAM—RKoc mm er (278) Rhode island Methodist Protestant : eR PIN grrteupligns ARTICLE tht ah L THINK THATS AWFUL’ ARACTLEGGER (8 ALAN ne ig 8:05 p. m.--—-Opera, “Faust.” BUSINESS! 10 ASK HER TO / 1 DONT GAL WHOS GONNA Mas WORTH MILLIONS = EXPECT HIM NOT TO SREA OTHER LAWS! a . TES Ag ete ss a8 . ° ; HE WENT OUT! hi HAL —Ares, N.Y. (380) | Christian Scientist | tk em at Comets rent eee La MARRY A WEALTHY |] 1. HAVE NOTHING To TO.COOL OFF: S106 p, m.—Music. C C 1M SCARED OF WHAT SHED ~§ | WINNIE BOOTLEGGER?* DO WITH A BOOTLEGGER ; | i , . % by SAID LT WAS‘ ‘OO y) ‘ WHO—Des Moines (326) Lectures Tomorrow omics im olor SAY IF SHE FOUND OUT 1 WAS /| HAS ANY WHAT Do YOU ag LESS MARRY 4 2 ,™ 2 of (2 | Foe \ HOT IN TH HOUSE ; 7 p. m.—Orchestra, | dibeeaeenaea | | : A BooTt- _@ PARTICKLER]| yuimik O THAT? Sa, Wy ° +) Fee | rt 11 oe Pha eee _ “Science and Religion’ is the|ff{ | The Gumps | se pat ede ig WHAR—Atlantic City (275) Subject of a lecture to be delivered | The Captain andthe Kids | eae Pi 1:46, 2, 7:30, 8 and il p. m.— ; HRY LEGGERS Ss hens on Christian Science in First Church Dolly the Drummer a allans WIP—Philadelphia (508) of Christ, Scientist, Columbia road \| 3 nd ) TLL FIND 1to7 p. m.—Hourly, * and Euclid street northwest, to- | i} Sires sees atte OuT FoR YE! a —- |} morrow evening at : o’clock by ff Siig Vasinticieiss ) : wae | William D, Kilpatrick,C. S. B., of fl |\Man in the Brown Derby i Boston. | | Uncle Wiggily HERE DID MIKE Oo. MOTHAW ee! a eae J isthe Time to Bu; Mr. Kilpatrick is a member of ] Your [ai ‘ jATER RKENT the board of lectureship- of the }] RADIO SET “mother church, the First Chureh of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, a | ‘Vilas Grove Service ons +e baton inden be Soe t paid. In THE POST C. 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aa ea TITE WASTTINGIN POST: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1996. | 19 mwreoa ie UR aks at ee a Se Saposdamenanane — ~~~ a —— = a = we ar : aa ee a — as APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT a LUNE! RNISHED UNFURNISHED | | “ass , By Fred Locher BRAND wow? es 3624 CONNECTICUT, AVE. quel FES Teive Got GIDEON! — HE 2535 13 BUILDING 1,2), Cue an Park. near Wevinai =t.. apart PA GoT US UCKED — HES , eve ee Ve ee oe S OH THE CROOKS! -IN |] -Tasr! HE SBNS IF WE CALL IN ine eae = Street N W. a erate” ey" ss Nae " as ee ve Ger us By THe 3“ THEY CAUGHT HIN. THEYRE os NOT GOING TO FOOL THE POLICE WKS MEN Wie TIE ! gry pleted; conventent tu Centra Biaw weboet. 1. Ont ay ro S77.50 month Wi np : ove HOLDING HIN PRISONER TO er m \AROUND ANY LONGER ~ GIDEON UP AND THROW HIM * eiaag 1200 IRVING STREET N.W, | | — mee rn ee ee . ee eee 1820 MASSACHU SE TTS SAV E. active apartment of th SN ’ ™ Phecadeigg UEAND OVER ST z Wiles 3 THE POLICE Downtow Th apartme it reside! (yenT . ’ ta} Hii 1} 7 { tepeet rs hat Lag! ! if " at ( “THENS — M iy #4 ° breakfase’ large lin Tr room, bedreon dai ” ake na | up “ doors: cite P ea : lie mn } she , : - art ae ij , . _ AY i : \ re — oon | nat ge porch: S75 month bHE RODMAN i | \ “426 19TH STRE ET N.W. Conn. Ave, & Rodman mm bl 2 yg So { ‘ ree ; Four rooms and ; ext re és . vers " : - T bev prevre XT iarge room Mies ade atele nie building, isaanatan 4226 (TH STREET N.W. rere % ONNE ( TIC L T AV E. (C orner Varnum) or ant , ' tiie k Chey sod ‘ on ? , } ‘ an ARO} uate rent Pn . oe ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ th ; s . ene a Ve cepti mn hall h b, 3220 W ISC ONSIN AVE NU E _ ba, P AR K ROAD N N VW. partments . $45 and S50 y Prneas ii eve , ed N..L. SANSBURY CO., INC. Te ies 8 Se — SSS if + | a MPLA FE 1418 a Street N.W. ‘ere ch) : Phone Main 5904 ee A ta i SS eres, Seg -22 | Copr. 1926 (NM. Y. Eve World) Press Pub. Co. aa CONSRCTICUT AVE. Nw sain HOTEL CHATHAM aa vas contiaxr | 1701 SIXTEENTH ST. |—— POR SALE HOUSEFOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE STORES FOR RENT REAL ESTATE LOANS residential hotel where attrac HEDGES & MIDDLETON, c., CHAS. D. SAGER, No. 1, Dupont Cirele, $10.00 AVAILARLE for Ist trust loans fsa ; oO art ” as warn. anes ; 7 9 . New ; a 60> interes omimission ; furnished apartments may be . Scat 7 Its 924 14th St N W. | building 7 a nn Ran: Main G16 HT Ve asonahble rentals , } \ Ie " anklin Q! 50: 3 5 A ss t ] — . store, with balcony. - = i ; , : : , € Fe ‘4 erage ‘ , . . a) . '? Y y rt apartments of 8, 4, of 3 ais dew Sk ee ta a PHONE MATN 36 UNI. 9PM. OR MAIN a8 ANY THY a ae MONEY TO LOAN k ‘. PLEASANT—$14,00 S18 1ith Street 5 1/, % onse ern iy if - mente. f ’ ar * oa ‘ , - = ; ~- — ~ 7 7 . . . - . 4 ‘ " a ie rooms 38 Re ee RE ONL Y A FEW LEFT (Near Ho St.) oa « Ay Ngee 3 , : ota wt ating ut Daily, weekly or month Pre ee ; , 5 Tesiele ' ted on Wilbourne Pla e gengeiaee ee ep £3 BORE ; Desirable store L.200: s qa 3, 9D and 10 YEARS New build ine 71)" * 4 te. : a =. FOU. “ix bedrooms soe ae “95% a sch we 9753? Pen r i and bath homes. with hot po aE Secured by First Trust on Improved Distrret ’ e429 J 4X4 ’ ‘ Cy NT CAFR nt , . anni Bit ir (Vevey i “quipped as complete 3 i * pee ™ + Lek «2 rr 2 ARAL ; bint sah organi ‘ Pp \ . Near 6t] ey ; , and nearby Marviand pre ees © eusekeenlng a ' ts othe 2 Airs Ee Gi Water heat ‘ie light, ood floors wud a. Ave., Near ih WV, NY Cupancy, »o and 4 ¢ s and Apply Mane wer on Premises, | bet-wiier beater [Ue gud sus meter a separate instantwneous | TRS. Smale Stalk duce ccs aime seater eee , igs ies : Se eee 4 4 shat | RANDALL H, HAGNER & CO. bath: “oe : vf ‘ ° meat) ro : iad wu tithes winple space for . oe feos ce, 7 SS eet CSET os ba houble u orches MS Jie eet deep a Large ¢ 7 ' ‘ ] | ri ‘ biapdte ’ a A-ae Ss 1 ] . . . ——~ " A —_9 ° ” + complet bath concrete | Cw? és ¥* as OF Vath, eign Mare Fe ms pinieate. ik ae nape - . : We also have special funds to loan on smmatl FRAN( IS A. CRAW FORD, FURNISHED Oh TNFURNISHED or fome « ' , athe ipetevers paatirstiiew te © | bp sre.so9) 7 : Se ROI Te 1.000. (oS loth st Main property in all sections of D. C. at ecurrear . ' . Freee eer pe rors eae" | tak " ; aes . ‘ - ui ute i ‘ re opportluntt: Re pir! we A SOIT et Fs - Sener } * - oe Bike ai tl Eee ©: Represent ative on 7 o6 17 th St NW £2,000 second trist rete, which is payabin mont! . Ne ; : ben at '-Water heat ‘lee on k Inara ial me 2 %, a foe ill! ‘ae 433Hf i} ; ay if ' 1 cia ° , r. Seven Rsurance, wl ty Am wil ye to pey rovements eside @ 118 : ei j ati ene porches. Noa rire ian : ?? P ns 2S. Pee reat to March 11. Lileral terme, Act quick for this’ Wargein ise arnt E HEDR AL—Detached Hme—$13,500. 1 seams cmemeeite met S108 16th «+ : BTUNG & ; . WM. Ss. PHILLIPS adjust os. ale | : oe . ; Ht elevations tn the cit, + Pes iepeaaes ei Seip OES ws). ie a ie aes 7 > ht (ALL OUR ari iW EYFORS + tial ‘J Phone Until 9 P.M Irabie rooms, | : Bis. ik foors. fi other fenture. Spien | eco eemegm TCG TO TAKE LOY BY (ai BE] pte nw. ne “4 PROPOSALS NEW 8-STOR\ NG 1432 K St. N.W. \I tl “ppetiomeee . . This onept the very few detache mee peeonee der, ae cies , re: reasonable rent; So6-820 14 COMMISSIONERS. WASTIING 4 O-) I \ ) ist/} = dil = iis ers SES gen 4 wep tS Ge is TrONT VAG 1d A W TI ‘ , i yey td 1 & ’ ‘ 7. Qe w ee Living room, foyer, dining al > - = ry ee eames ET I 4 BT ee ROG on MAIN ee vs ‘T yee Pad livlwes rrende ot pas ENVIRONMEN' all Cleveland 2804 “oe / LOOKING THE SMARTEST THING IN| | tigi: x ue pied eae I ER, Aotec ° A few choice apartments left BARGAIN ‘ pavcoens hee IMEC BO, eae 5 wigan in28 FLORIDA AVE. se. | vir ae ™ H 4 «' 4 ’ : ee Sey >... ms : pide meped: seve! reoms nd bath $0 of two rooms and bat h tO S] >.) T restme or hore o . I I TS 4 & a A ay tEST, D. et ‘ i, m z we o, ‘ P ol,VaYU 4 AS H. 6: 01 "6322 Qt h ry N VW \ , 3 ’ vor J 7 , leenineg Wor , Ou. §g ' : a. IN. V¥ . N. L. SANSBURY CoO. . and half 1432 K S , Vr " ized for two families. Nine rooms and . y SAN B ai block so th. ) it 0 n fest floor: y ‘ : tity rely ; ernie ‘ nr | ' ira wood lours 1 i it n to Marc h 1) R I ' ‘ pa ; YE WORTH &7 OAH TE Rt het S kit ~~ } i ] j i ' - firepiae aree , ’ ‘ Pave - 29 —— ughout, ee ; A ‘ is 3 j ‘ ! tI etl it - ; — 1 ry wren a ih 1108 16 t ’ : ; om, | » hap g SOECeI Oo sau nh, cor oniple in eve ls } PW & b HOC... an M. S. PHILLIPS / oe sovil | venient 1 h 08! nienieigets BILT, OWNED \ND FOR SALE BS | ove od 2 © oO | 1432 s M PHONE MAIN 4600 (een K ; nes ov} n es oms ' : hot. } ~ Pak Py, \ ’ ) > r e . Be. v 5 , oseee . one ‘ » ‘EW 4-ROOM and bath apartment in duplex| Water heat and etricit Second floor ky M py AR K, D. Samuel R. Harris Co. - Inc., (28 Sd st. se., 61 b.. h.-w. h 5 aida abe dwelling; near Capitol; large, sunny out-| ranged for sexeeping and tenan Id BU NG Masse WS—BU] ripen ow 5—BU NGAL OWS! | Main 6161 Otis Building, 810 18th st nw og , 2 yee : hIR ST C OM Mik q AL side rooms: a. m. i: heart aud hot water fur-} ) mal Street and alley pat ‘ PLD OR YouR VN BRO kt 2 : “ rafal ‘ Sh, eo ae 7” aa “as nished; convenient 1 Oo lines * Ail with garage Is real buy at above p i f at : «i floors’ throughout, every- |. , wc Es ' st. _ Bt. be. Atlan tie — ae thing up % ‘ . te jy 1s al omfort-giving equipment prices, $8,500 to aey . ‘TYITA? . _ 3 | SOUTHEAST—$7,450-——TERMS $11,500; ca aS Wow as $500: monthly payments starting at $7 FULLY FURNISHED ~ 2700 CONN, AVE. NW. | Tapestry brick, containing six rooms and ——$———$ | NEAR 2D AND E N.W. Front apt., one room. itchen and bat} i ahaa | wath, ot- > ; ts , etiric lhe TH Dr N i newly decorated. oy {hardwood ffoors Between i Capitol | I, RELL | & LIT TL Ki, INC. | _ HOME AND INV 1 ST Mis NT + Ate nn ave eur jines me vard to , ‘ ’ T cnr \" 14 \’ ' Ky $21 EUCLID STREET NW with room for garage an be purchased on | - 208 489TH 81 . MAIN tay a 4 Three rooms and bath; $50 mont! eplendid term RY} a 7 Tr) ; . . ees he serv ie mtil oY pp ns Mh. 1S. PHILLIE» I eles p 4 ote ‘ wf rt felSdexS est y mediiun r ba re ne ‘ re ; ' CAYWoOOoD BROS "i . "a ARK) Tr sion: on 2ATRNE Pp _ ARK VIEW TERMS — —e 7 Se ae ; mee pelt a Vacang 915 Ney ork Ave. NW rOonR RENT Sika Sites Gke ketal nie’ cncch: ‘ncur| Queer RON’ Surchuned ‘Sow. kame Gnd. hes! HANNON & LUCHS, INC., preting: 960 month wide, containing wix large. rooris and. tied | OFFER FOR SALE FIVE CHOICE HOMES 29 EAR agents ea j bath, front and back porches, electric lights | © ALL OF WHICH ARE EXCELLENT INVESTMENTS seen | for “entertaining ir wis ting | ts Two apartments in one; nice rooms and|}CLOSED CARS FOR YOUR CONVENIENC] : m1 . ig | -D. AVIS & ST ye Ly LE | 9500. gad sonthiy payments Wee “it tee eens Bet-water heat, electricity. | INTEREST: YC HAT MAY | NORTHEAST—$7.008 | 1420 N. Y. AVE i } 2427-8 BI SCHOFF REALTY 1108 1611 i | _ (OL. “a ‘ . ame i > and 4 ~ i Ot) 2 1661 PARK ROAD NW KAY SCHNI]I ER- KAY s1x-Room ei mi-Deta if hed Home. =: _ | 27 STH ST. NE ) Two rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath | = dh r f on Presents 3 9 Wi trade tor modern home j | la bl ‘ ‘ ct 3 thls new builélos eieltan® hannttie b i INC. ( ‘ee OO) 1) ne DRT At HED. _MASS AV Rb : ‘OR NE R. W ATE RE RONT PROPERTY TS) —a R18 K STREET NW a eL ' stment Bldg “ JU ST OF F iE AST Fis APITOL, i (gan | Pr eet vie — nt ae rf oatt apeattel | : +i aie tech d iad sch gas ay SN DIcaTING bot ‘ ' : A , ‘ y 7 hives . 63 ‘ins ae +} s I “4 (‘hhaews our rooms and batt S00 month, Night phoge (le. rea | eondit | ' ! ia ; Porn , ‘ us “Lio cette larwe "i genped : nes af ‘ ae we deat . bm oor a219 SOTH PLACE NW SAU | ig. ADDITION. rooms, ba eles kK floors, front an OWNER ath iteh ’ ‘ ‘ ing Lf f | Te I ‘TT > rr. .* ‘ r By ! peayre rary ry i} A condition ! * 4} 4 *hier hide ti at j I ‘ addy ee sins — a a GT $13.74 Tou. T) contig that nre ’ infec! vit > 10,000 FOR A moi Lu uN JT } BRI K ! ve inw 8 shind ern : | iif orei ” Bldg ’ oe i Ont; - . sili . . ' ‘ jue ité . ! el f . Hit detendauts month. : | thie aot ces of residences Y} b ‘ ‘"| } ' teu go l TH L-4t ‘ treo? asa Ps ‘ ‘ F ponil veri i Dai Vee all uree fre one i | apie Off id a , timenta ‘ FuSD ' ) era i colelat pang i i ty join section know this onecsis price ‘ight ‘ully | and pert d j 7 “4 : fy nd 1 ‘ s rors; strictly modern: { | . chor 44 , MOAN E * Rit A (near 16th and | =e 1480 GIRARD STREET tile bat! hot-water heat. ele - ‘e porches | oe - 2 TaAPeMRerc P ee a iades rr ry ib ‘Tins, lispect pione Col ne rt. For ; y offfle “Ss or ‘eonre- | developmen Migros tnd bath: vutelde rooms: corner | scar garage to match howe. Nicely Aoanced, | MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIG HTS—$22,500— WM. S. PHIL LIPS , building. Reasonable cash payment, balance month) Mo | detached, on large lot, en : ©-room ewan i 4 S-in- | adi losed nieew ng and reg ‘ yorches: bu more ] Mf ced as 1 ‘ ’s Ver est . In ¢arage; all modern roy nts; perfes ' ‘ “ 0 ; \ alias “aon ere Bppotntinent te" iene Pe genre pie SUE, A ener conceded. athe -oltgn, ary errs P.M, condition; immediate pimgenion, Ada} THEODORE F. MENK emg yee meer nygerer ipo 615 AND 617 E STREET NW. WM c. PHIL L IPS 1432 K St. N.W M..4600 : dt sebee en seh ; ipo three Ve ‘ 183 ow 1 ge gpd Potomac river valley properties Four rooms and bath; $45 mont) PO Until 9 P.M IN CHEVY C HASE, ng ses a reste Bs ee ‘ } 1410 HL st me ach M “TSI , 29 KS row Oe A fo oom v 1 ome for $13,5 attic. with one finishes . . ‘ ne K ST. NW., NEAR 14TH (0,21, 22,24, 26 N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.| }42° K St. N.W. M. 4600 | vie MeL Ek aud UhEy heehee terete an ae oe Ph AM SM ll ge oe Suitable for rooming house, 14 rooms, 2| ought eae . : — ¢ é c eas ya aes. Me to sell for *1,5 ore op the spring war . 60 it right away. Phone Main }OPEN TODAY FOR INSPECTION! [!8ths, electricity, steam heat, reasonable SU HY RBAN FOR SALI, BE 1418 Eye St. N. W . Main 5904 PETW( >’ ‘H j ot) Bed, 8! 529 Po ‘ter ~ N W aK. : ; s ; ‘i 3U x C IRI ; I ; \ : st. nw., 132 large rooms, 2 baths, h.-w. | 2 Tr hate “See ~g = $7 ,.950—Grant circle, four blocks: before bus WE NOW VE: LEVPHCNE SERVICE UNTIL ¢ M h., electrihe ty; reasonable 7 RE JOMS, BA’ {" HS Tr non ay 1117 O at. nw l t oor, + 1 “ung 75° iz your home, see this (20 ft. wide?. ltiupes \ y fAIN 23a! | A beautiful semidetached four-bedroom M. Ke l' rZG Ke RAL DD | roe 1} i in [ee We ivhts 3 ‘an tle \ F 80238 15th st. nw., 5 an ce see brick bargain six a. | I ’ : ts aafty brie] tr ti . , ~ bs 4414 brik Burage, ' 26 ey : we rooms & bath: h.-w. h replyces varage lnaquire 3 Beet rt, Apt. &, 4 r&b. cee. 39.00 WM. S. PHILLIPS : HANNON: & *-LUCH . Sey aed Sateen ead sel |ucr'es tat trad oa $214 Grace wh aM F homey oe ¢ P. M. irc , ’ : + t rats ' ~ epg coe ~ phage anny 0 ' On sete O penttentian 3 ' 1 at | and Lies uti ouble ry ' ries \W Url. plano SHragwe; reusonable tol ’ 1} : , , 7 ; . maleony; 2 bedrooms and ith rT ‘ ' atise | abe lie ri liardwood floor Doul ( , ney } } Gh ad me . ‘ j terms hairess Box aare ante _ desirable do mwntow!l loemtior 17 ik YT rey Thorne » “y ! mre . Ald i ode rh I) dW 7 * and Bul Ide V, 1 SA N SBURY COMPANY ING. I S731, 4 ‘ % a eae 21,22 = { . \ x Pa Pr Pur er ri yy ( ve nw., near (0 an). tote ) tiie , la ( ; tilles Priv (1A 4 ‘ ’ re, YT \Aa? \ : - ‘ - ' — | ; } “ig ster , ; \ es Jeland : ler $8,000. ‘ yy in papecially SoS ith ot. N.W. : 8 Kye St. N.W. ain 5903-4-5 oer ing gy ®' og AA. ain oie. ee ” 1188 CONN. AVE, NW worms, Kitehen- | gy, ‘ms. ‘Phone Main 9770, Bra tern ranch 1. | ee eee ae ge os WANTED TO BUY | LOTS FOR SALE + ette and bath, 2d floo 19, 22.2 | PHONE MAIN 3 ‘TIL 9 PM. OR M. 8 ANY TIME |—— 23,24 \4 sion: $80. nfly with ; - - Hotsks ICHEV.Y CHASE, TD. ¢ Three 0 fi - i Sid ‘hy Yr » rey ‘y 7 ’ y ‘7 . - - i itv. “( = > on Aye CAPITOL HILL —127 ath 1» floor, se cc TE RMS ae ge iil SkE THESE BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK |= ach Ade Oia magned. Pinal wren Gone Cee ee | ae See eeereee Sere, M. ey a : . aks PRR Racc. See a iS LOTS 830x125. those most desired feutures Kieht (8) well- 1 the 10-year monthly installment plan, provid. | break aud mreeny, pren gt J > FOMAACe. RENTS MOST COMPLETE a Le} Oe ee 3 sting 8 so Downtown in 12 minutes via Mass. ave. bus proportioned rooms, bath with shower, extra ‘I HE ing for cancellation of the mortgage ip ease | No. 4417 { S. vs. Daniel J. Shanklin; —in these charming colonial apart ‘ “ gees Fa . co! a aggre ; : Y mye Javatory, garage. Terms can be arranged for iT y NG death of the borrower. robbery; ‘a guilty; remanded ments, conventionally located in a se- NE W HOMES J is ‘as Ba aoe ae ine one-half square; street cars one square. | your convenience eormbancre i: =e. EDMON DS BU ILDI? T, of drath o fl No Q . * : . Walker: I , ‘ . . a ‘ Beir’ ~ >. eS Pie cete ee ' . pe q : Sewell ; lies galithieentanad yh gpeura (verlooking the beautiful National Cathedral] 917 15TH ST N W Ki. QU INCY SMIT big Inc. lattempted earnal kno wd: plea not guilty. nr y made Que and two sanehe witb ; se, 8 se Spe. Nay os : a ae preg oe where enhancement le certain OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION. | yt be ger » Hew Ae) ginhit th a0 46TH oy lee | ar fe2-tf Atitvs.. Hawken & Havel! : jtehenette and bath. Modern built 'A Surprise Awaits Your Inspection | PRR gee yrs. See See: ep om sar page! é. cae et ind ee eee buranltis supa . . No, 43908, 0. 8. va, Carroll Hardmon; ge cane GREATLY REDUCED RENTS | , ‘ re eget Rog —bDUNGALOW _— ap27-it “ars, Atty., L. J. WH. Herwix. me oe 3 Mier eta: = rere EPA ey Sa OEE RSE AMEN pC MSIE AY Oo ek eT tiary for three years, ie. as a Main 9300 Tapestry brick, 8 rooms, sleeping porch, OPEN | THERB IS NO VALUE In Cottage City, on Baltimore Blvd. 9535 1TH “ST. ‘N. W. een mf : s ' ‘ive out Mags. ave. extended to Fulton including a gurage: lovely ya) wi ebril the country combined wit the convenience LIN COLN PARK Kye Street N.W. Phone Main 0904. ss FULTON Rt. GORDON, MAIN A231 "1 Krooks; U. 8. vs _doseph It. Mena A. 8 Rds: “ay 3 moe sume, = poy it on Walaa ot. to See Take bery, You will have to see ¢ ie of the city. Four bedroo , garage, large An unusval home value in ‘a semidetached 22 Continental Trust Co. Bldg., lath ZB tf Jomes Reddick A | “ove. Tloward T. Pergu * , VIS i .* in O89O7 _O@ ‘Te nie ytown car or 42d and Pesnandan st appreciate its wonderful value a: * 500 and attic; street and alley paved; all modern A brick home hear this beautiful yvovernment eee Speer N aoe wade ingen doe pelnnnsere CLENs vow son: UU. S. vse, Willie Johnson, 1420 N. ¥. Ave. ase Bee “ws bus at Duyx ut le : on terms to suit you. ointments. Take Columbia road, betwee park. There are 6 rooms and bath, hot-water | 1623 H ST. : wag 7 aa aaa erge » y 5 1 : 23 pout circle, Agent on premises, 6th and 17th to {Ontario road, then north ope | heat, electricity. Property clear of trusts, | teem; very low rent. lain 6175 22 WE WILL LOAN AT Ye % esha LAW BUSES. ie ok. Stine’ -—— % etreet ne. Five peomis ‘asd bath, any equare to Ontario apartments and ou right Convenient terms can be had WILL rent t offic e or desk room in handsomely ON BEST TERMS TO BORROWER No 122%, tonwit eller & a. v6 Silas M, $37.60 i mo. JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, go iy AINE, you will see our sign. T, 7. GRAVATTE furnished suite; best bldg. and location in TYLER & RUTHERFORD ye nth Fay eed eer ipal court, $184.45. ae Realtors mane M. 1487. oe 23 CARL H. SMITh Main 753. | Realtors, Del. ane, |, Peminaton. Addreme Hex tes, Wammnaiee LOAN CORRESPONDENT No.’ 71224, Lawrence J. O'Dea ve Loot street northeas Two rooms ant 1013 15th St. N.W. Sy Be WO Sch ORANCE BLDG., 15TH STS. N.W. : Sth st. nw. 22 oN T LIFE iNS. CO. | Mandes et al.: damages, .GO9, ys., ay arr and $42. 50 per month. Main 4590 y ID = AIN 1046. OR SEEK YOUR BEORES. WEST OF 14TH ST. N W - MUTUAL 7 maee M. iludson, George F. Curtis. epee me BUY BE FORE $I RING de25eod-tt -W. INVESTMENT PROPERTY | 3 ‘6 | -_—--— r , > ah . NT AVE. M. 475. re HANIO’ 8 LIE treet northwest. Two rooms and 215. East Cap. Bt. $8,850. Near Park rd. This is the lowest- 1018 VERMO ’ . an wEC “ we 837.50 ‘pe? m0. Line. 129 ADVANCE BIG BARGAIN. he pln cge gay Rg 9 wll A 4 __ FOR SALE me Ras Maggs Wri. trading Whar 2 nena 2» 4608 48th st. nw. Beautiful bunentow Six rooms, e bath, lhot@wvater heat, elec., | 7 KPO Ne : “ ° at . The Homestead, 1614 1th eft. nw. Four! — Mass. ave.), & rms., tiled bath, h.-\. ae oll $5, 250. front aud rear porches, oak floors, In excel- NEAR R EAST | CAPITOL — MONEY TO aquare 10, s900, Atty.,, W. W. MeCasiia, ; sand bath, $60; 5 rooms and bath, S05, ~ $10. 000—CHEVY CHASE fireplace, 4 closets, wide porch, ft it) cellar, | Semidetached frame —_ “> good northeast | lent condition. Good investment or home. To Four-family apt.; always rented; hot-water}. LOAN FOUITY AUITS orate apt., 2 rooms and bath, $00. | large attle and large lot; quick transportation. section. close to cars, hools, &¢.; strietiy | inspect, call heat, elec. lights: Hke new:.income $1,740 per REAL ESTATE N $5281. Willan 2. By, onnedy, ‘ “ —-—- Brick bungalow. Large lot, 60 By 180.) Winter price, 87.950: $48 per tom , preseat | White, excele nt conditions 6 large rooms, WM S PHILLIPS year; low upkeep, Price $11,500, *A splendid ON ‘ & seh Cc rnelius B. eoneaty et al,; il tee WELCH, Realtor, Five rooms and bath. Hot-water heat. -} carrying charges. bath. eleetricity; side driveway to garage: ° : small investinent and in an ideal location. GEO W I INKINS ‘ o) vn ene wantiane C RE pte See wood floors. Open fireplace. 6. OWNER small cash payment, easy terms, This isa Phone Until 9 P. M. DAVIS & STEELE . o af aN . , - j ‘ : 6: 45265, Laweents J> O'Dea ve. Louis peat asec maw <ORe AVENT AL N “4st. | Reosllons torma, Gail Cleve 626 Kouthern bldg. , dian 10066, ae he ‘CALL COLUMB tA 204 1432 K St, NeW M. eg apace "SB : L788; De Gales csuetece t con, George '#, 'C ‘Cota Aan he ee bath ame ta a eae aren ere er : , evening. cnt cmiiataigin: 3 w | ——aes held ent ° = = ree Pe ¢ |S tna ate ~

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THE WASHINGTON POST: MONDAY. FEBEARY on odin 1926. i CITENS COUNCIL CAMPAIGN EXPECTED TO BE AGTIVE FIGHT Yaden, Driscoll and Dougherty §"° Win Support; Haven- ner Is Strong. C. A. BAKER IS OPPOSED BY SUTER SUPPORTERS Torbert May Split Delegates; Open-Meeting Plan to Be Urged. sutstanding figures among i 6 citizens’ essociation workers are being backed for elec- tion to the citize ns’ Yade! associa- advisory council, l, April 5. They are James G Citizens the Proctor L Petworth i me, “aHSSOclIatioy the Driscoll, of and Doug- herty of the Chevy Chase organiza tion. This vttack will be muy mean, it is sdid, that centered on some of the present members, to election. It who keep In their is conceded by touch with citi- zens’ association politics, that George €(. Havenner, approaching the election with undivided support from section of the city, Is rea sonably sure to himself. WV. |. Swanton is looked probable winner, largely in view of the thorough personal canvass he nade among delegates for votes last vear and which he is expected to repeat Ons the those , {iis succeed that Jesse © report has 1}! many ol supporters of Suter president of the Federation of Citizens Associations and oO: the council, will oppose reelection of Charles A. Baker, who ran for president of the federation Suter at the election of last against that November Torbert Is Opposed. 4 William S Island Avenue (¢ he that Torbert, of the itizens association, by supporters o! members of the council, he has opposed their policies | several noteworthy occasions One of these was in connection with the bill, spon-| sored by Lieut. Mina Van Winkle, | bv which seeks power for| the women’s bureau of the metro politan polices Torbert. and Ilavenner staged a fight agains? | recommendation of this bill, after} commissioners of the District} had disapproved it. This however, is said to be} Iwo-edged. likely to aid rather than injure Mr. Torbert’s chances for reelection. There has been lively « of the council for iis recommendation of the measure Torbert Baker both reported meeting of the bods been stated to them that and welfare in the District are opposed to Mrs Van Winkle's bill. and that the council was under fire, especially for having thereon atter hav ing heard Mrs. Van Winkle’s side of the cuse also said may opposed other be CTrause€ on i ' policew ymen's she nore torce Lile issue, and ritieism wna at at recent that it most had Wonen s&s bodies ai ted only Question of Policy Raised. This ra poles that counc)) had assumed federation votes of the that involved But the federation on the Van Winkle bill. The ques tion of policy that presented itse:f | was not one directly concerning the hill, but the practice of the council of deciding its recommendations Without’ hearing from proponent: or opponents of the measures under consideration. When the council first organized it decided to hold no public meet- ings or hearings, but only to admit newspaper reporters. In the main that policy has been adhered but in the few cases when ceptions wel made, only was heard. the. first Issue has confronted Theretofore only individ- been considered, [1 that the attitude of would determine eoune)]) members, policies were not ised tals Was the the and therefore. had not acted Gr one side Group Favors Hearings. Now there is a section of council, headed by Mr. Baker holds important questions not be decided without the should hearings. “We can not hope intelligently to express the sentiments of pavers of the District, do, unless we find sentiments are,”’ council session, Another. group of bers, headed by Chairman Suter. oppose throwing the council meet- ings open, saying they never would finish their work if they did. This issue, whether or not the council shall consider public meas- ures in a public manner, may enter the present election campaign. Can- didates may, it is said, line up on both sides of the question and seek to have the votes of the federation delegates determine whether meet- the as We say out what Lax- council mem- ings shall be open or executive, eX- | cept for admission of men. Lutheran Church Plans Lenten Rites newspaper Zion Evangelical Lutheran church. Sixth and P streets northwest, has planned an elaborate Lenten season. Divine worship will be observed every Thursday evening at 7:30 o’clock. A vested choir of 30 voices under the direction of Dr. James Dickinson will sing. | Special cantatas will be rendered as follows: Thursday. “The Cruci- fixion;’’ March 11, ‘‘Gallia,’’ and on March 25, ‘Olivet to Calvary.” Chinese Injured by Auto. While crossing the street in front of his home, Chin Pul, Chinese, 40 years old, of 14 P street northwest, was knocked down by an automo- bile driven by William Shook, of 911 Maryland avenue northeast. Shook took Chin Ful to Casualty hospital, where he was treated for lacerations on the head and legs. Mid City} prevent | upon as a| echairmanD | body | standing lands in tire reelection of | Rhode | t] } ‘ eer ernments, | project is ' sworn to. | that | we those | said he at a recent | Mrs. Alvord Urges. BFOREF WASHINGTON | UNVERSTTY DEGREES BE GRANTED 0 poner’ Graduation Exercises Will Be vouth, on com-| Ro an oath of Kvery American ing of age, should pefore ay ‘judge to take citizen- but solemn | ceremony, Mrs. William R. chairman of the American citizenship department of the Gen-, eral Federation of Women’s Clubs. | thinks that we can best George Washington by emphasizin ‘those principles which he. be- queathed to the nation. That every, American citizen should realize the sanctity of his heritage is one of them. | Mrs. Alvord’s cepartment is ls" WESTERN COLLEGE HEAD IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER | ing special on in the ship in some simple SaVs Held This Afternoon in Continental Hall. stress thusiasm for Americanism oreign-born who come to our |Shores. How can they respect our) laws when they do not understand | them and, ofien, do not even un-| any Events Are Planned (or derstand our jJanguage, she asks. ! Junior Week, Starting With DUMMITTEE TO DECIDE = “waning ot Diplomas. ON PARK BILL TOMORROW senator Phipps Wants Ex- pense Borne on 60-40 ‘ceded by a half hour o Basis With District. The. radention ey presided over by IS NECESSARY) 7)."°" Henry ' University of Washington, | ‘ The midwinter convocation § ot George Washington university will dezrees hall this The color present cundidates for at Memorial Continental | atternoon at 3 oclock. ful academie procession will be MUSIC will be William present Dr araduation exercises President Lewis VA ho wil] $600,000 Suzzallo, president of the who will the prineipal deliver Dr. The disposition of th address, bill, | both houses, but recalled by SE00.000 Suzzallo is one of the lending West. Hle | parkway alreudy passed thie the Senate, will be determined at a 7 the Senate | sist and_editor. “The Civilized Mind.’ ae Aydelotte, president 01 is unable to account of illness The musical prog at 2:30 p.-m., thie ning at i Hlerson pastol a Methodist chureh wil] The deans will be presented by Dr |Howard lL. Hodekin dean of the university Dean Villlam Allen Wilbur. QO] oiege: | Dean Hugh Miller, of the College Dean William C college Creek to | Dean William Cline Borden. of th ledica] William V Yan Vieck, of aw school |} meeting tomorrow of ran) ' . . District committee. : Swarthmore | of senator Phipps. had orde . Colorado. who thie Senate attend the recall the bill in that he | might iis umendment ‘ah Will star | have the ernments | 60-40 press exercises begin Federal] and District gov- split the expense basis 1s to appear | committee. As passed by both | bill provides that th SH00,000 | Shall come out of the District sui | plus funds solely. It is wanted by) | the National Capital park commis | sion for the acquisition of the out ( ’ j rt Th j? . ’ Pars’ } on >UCIUCHK. j { Ley. vosep } Hamline otficiate before the houses the Columbian ‘ of Kneineering: Ruediger., Oo! Teachers’ link of parks from Rock ' Potomac The ready eollege: Dean park more than expended . tlie S1.000 000 Line wil! ' Dean ; rge N llenning of has been borne on 1 Loo! Graduate st cundidates will Larner. trustee: Mather deliver uatineg prizes 1e 60-40 the two. go\ UdIeS, and it is Senator Phipps contention that completion of much a Federal.| District. Secre the pointed basis bys present the Diplomas John B beard —of William wil] be presented by president of the and President Lewis Dr. Lewis the address to the gerad- i] ard thre 2raduate for their during the | the just as concern as Tie Mellon, partment, it chairman of the ministering the tury Treasury Di out, commission fund. class and ‘will aw due the attalInments ast ve; In charge of the hil! ’ v" admit that the senator’s amendment is justified. iat ring the thev take the position that it ls a iit ne , heitthe tin he Braduates, mempers ot view OT } ; e 2 ; } moOard oO rustees Incl ry tude of { the Dis Neti trict Will be guests of Death Threat Alleged; Woman Is Arrested ile those on both sides To Be Honor Guests. | i a ? . ; ‘ he present atti ongress toward yonor nual junior class 1 Lt hy: 1? This evening thie ceHTIO hoard Qt manag university will present “‘An E at Mt BY INVAaAsSIUNy, women ersof hosplta NI usic se ' Hieh the opcra VeniIng oj Vernon.’ a! « 3 (Carmela id... Was al ar The studen and department. unde) on a wari Nor Crandall, have Miss S M the gymnasium into a hildren’s the music room of thi alleged that the lives of Minnie Geesling. of Pleasant Detectives [\ of Seat mer ato? les il fectural rested bs Trammell out by the Board of ¢ which ened yesterday rection of ris | Boyd, of (;uardians threat thie transformed copy ot home she had (G,eorge *1etToONn Ln attrac Officials ofl ive musical program board. fered. The will Bova | ised permis childre} Who hres According CPYVyeNnts of} woman, atter sion to ser her six the several tart wWuitl ercises today, lyiclude Tye are wards of board, eourt debhbute tomorros neehy the } j officials months Stockton hall Bate a visit to the board « Ptice I) th: r@Q fea Ne ; . play } District building. . 1. gvninasiul annual Willard hight: t] eiris’ hask JUD prone ade rida, pal die Actor Tries Suicide In Hotel, Police Say the gymnasium Lo nis aLe With tHe I? atts C'o] Saturdays ersity o} Roger, 064 old, a} lege of Willia and actor, of Baltimore, downtown hotel, is in a universit dition in Emergency hospital as the, a ary tea result, police say, of an attempt to end his life with early ves terday morning in hi: the hotel] Boger Fred vears Mary Staying at <j critical con fraternitic held yesterday \ airernoon tarted af ] » oO’ Clocék and end poison room al Driver Held on Drunk Charge After Crash was found lying on the floor of his room, groaning. in agony. by his wife, Mrs. Carrie Boger. Boger is a member of theatrical] troupe, which played in a local theater last week. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PLANS BIG EXHIBIT Famous Turquoise Necklace to Be Among Articles From All Parts of World. famous and, his- “oillowing al collision ypciw ee} automobile and another William old OT Veste? lioward Smith, 37% H51S Connecticut Ma... Was arrested and charged <i Vi Chevy Chase, “)) hi With driving while under the in fluence of intoxicating liquor. Smith is said to have collided With an automobile driven by Herve iJ. L’Heureux, Old, of 615 Kifth northeast, at New Hampshire avenue and Eighteenth street northwest. <A passing tax: cab driver took Policeman J. W. Smith to the scene. The police- man took Smith to the Third po lice station under arrest. He will be arraigned in police court todas CITY BRIEFS. 26 years street America’s most | torically, valuable | will be among the exhibits shown iby the National Geographic society | at Sixteenth and M streets north- west. for the educators attending the National Education association convention on Wednesday after-| noon. This necklace is composed ah | of 2,500 turquoise beads. It was) The El Dorado club ‘found in the ruins of a New Mexico | dance tonight at 9 ‘communal house by the society's | “O° house. Pueblo Bonito expedition in 1924. ie ee Fruit and ie of the Chaulmoo- | : Phe Old Dominion . .Co. will hold a. dinner gra tree will also be shown. From), | ge eee att these seeds, found in Burma by an|*@8 4! {he Mee house, explorer of the society, is made | Chaulmoogra oil, the: only remedy known which will arrest the prog- ress of leprosy. The exhibition will include objects from all over the } : world representing all civilizations.) ‘The board: of managers of the Thursday evening Comdr. Donald; Baptist home will give a silver tea B. MacMillan will tell of -the North|and reception this afternoon from Greenland expedition of the society|2 to 6 o'clock at the home, 3248 at a session of the superintendence |N street northwest. department at the Washington au- ditorium. His lecture will be illus- trated with aerial motion pictures of the arctic taken from the naval planes commanded by. Lieut. Comdr. Rickard E. Byrd. most necklace will hold a o'clock at the Steamship this. even- The Georgetown Citizens ation will meet tonight in mac Bank hall, Wisconsin and M street northwest. aussoci- Poto- avenue National Capital post of the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars will meet tonight. at Pythian tem»le. Veterans of Foreign Wars § de- partment officers, National Capital post and National Capital post auxiliary, will meet at the south of the Treasury at 10 o'clock this morning for a joint trip to Mount Vernon. Colgate Alumni Banquet Tonight. The Colgate University Alumni association will give its annual ban- quet tonight at the City club, giving Colgate men at the National Edu- cation association convention an opportunity to attend. Horace L. Stevenson is in charge of arrange- ments, and the Rev. Maurice R. Hamm, of Baltimore, and Prot. Robert Moore, of the university, will speak. e Representative William DBD. U shaw, of Georgia, will addresg the North Capitol Citizens ‘associa*tion on Jaw enforcement at their regu- lar monthly meeting in the United Brethren church, North Capitol and R street, tonight. pre- —— a A A a DAY’S NEWS RELECTED BY CAMERA “COMMITTEE TO HEAR exercises on | | | | | anda : Nearly 1,000 members of the department of siperintendence, National Education association, gathered yesterday noon in the Memorial Continental hall for vesye: services. The Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman declared they must include God . Soe . . ‘ | TRAFFIC HEAD TODAY. UN 100,000 BUDGET Allowance for New Signals in their teaching. ia : Foe wee . Nliller. Tost sStafl Photo pefiert A portion of the throng which yesterday witnessed the raising of the American flag at the dedication of the Jewish community center. Miss Esther Sherby, Wash- ington girl, who led the sen- ior class of Goucher college at the annual “Sing Song” last week. ‘Miss Sherby is a graduate of Central High school in the class of 1922, More than 2,000 persons were present. ° Fred Miller, Poxt Staff Photographer. Representative Adolph J. Sabath, of Illinois, and Lieut. Charles Kohen (left), representing Vincent Costello post, . American Legion, raising the flag at the dedication of the ls Held to $25,000: More Jobs Created. | | | | | ‘ELDRIDGE GIVEN $50,000 ' FOR ADMINISTRATION USE ' Funk Believes Sessions on Bill Will Run Over Into Next Week. will be District llearings the carrving continued to on appropriation bill 1500 000. i ’ Funk, committee in had this week, it now appears Will run over Interest today will center abo the appearance of the. traffi rector, for whoin Spode sought. Of this sum $50,000 is fe |administration, while ! " . , | for traffle signals, signs |'ing of white lines and Kighteen hew position it ranging from S1.020 to ; sought to be i ' | | day sinter thdinns er approximately foo 4 Although chairman of Representative the House sul charge oof hoped to conclude that into next week Soule the pul t hye a af tera) created Deficiency While more reau for tratlie held of S11,000, Director Eldridge s mione from the budget the erection of ele signals, his tO S25, 000 In bill now pending in for adoption of the port, Ss41,000 is provided for traiic administration, part of it tor the tric signals This Pever, with the work already (or contracted for Ornily Si Was appropriated the trafth reau last vear deficienes | $9,200 admini tive expenses Broad extension of signal program rests in a ; pending before the House by approximately $530,000 is to accrue to the the issuance of permits July 1. ally provides that be used in the traffic signals ullowance Wate the defielen both fheotse Ifuch Miller, VP Staff Phi conference 4 after- the greate) erection of ao has to tor and a was incurred in alone bill now’ which expected traffic bureau with new <o-vear drivers This bill specifis the monev shal! installation ©} Second Indoor Horse Show Will Be Friday The ol the | O'clock Friday ing and Hunt elub on P There will be eight classes: i saddle horses. ladies’ saddle shown in saddle entry): road, and hun be shown at trot and and rour jumps. of green hunters, ‘four jumps 4 for horses that have neve a blue ribbon; polo ponies, to be shown with the mallet. and women participating hand cap, green hunters t feet all |Others 4'y feet; triplh |jumps 4 feet and triple bar 4 and hunt teams, six jumps 4 Prizes and ribbons will be award ed to the winners in all The ring will be open to ing nonmembers from Thursday between 12 indoor horse show will he held evening at the id second Season ut ‘ side hack walk to be over wotlk hath liié li hal we feel feel classes exhibit unti\ ‘) clock today and 2 W. H. Cookson Rites | Will Be Held Today ~ luneral will afternoon at 4°20 services be held th ‘) clo i Schippert’s funeral Wilder Harold Cookson. 20 old, who died Saturday at ht; home, 1758 Columbia services will be privat Mr. Cookson’'s body will be taken tomorrow night to Auburn, Mainés where he will be buried in gressional cemetery Hle j vived by his mother, Mrs Cookson; two: sisters, Mrs. \ liyde and Miss Levina A. Cooksoi and a brother, Maj. W. W. Coo! son, all -of this eitv. Anotihel brother, Walter M. Cookson. of I.o- Angeles, also survives. parlors Hlarcis & Ewin road | hie Leaders in the education con- ference. Upper: Edwin C, Broome, superintendent of schools of Philadelphia, and chairman of the commission on the curriculum, depart- ment of superintendence, Na- tional Education association. Lower: Joy Elmer Morgan, editor of the Journal of the National Education associa- tion. (on Siii er ’ Speakers to Discuss Darker Races’ Future. convocation of § Frelinghuysen university, #i the§ John Wesley church, tomorrow a! Sp. m., “The Education and Future of the Darker Races” will be cussed. Addresses will be made bys 1)y Thomas |. Brown, of the departme.' of sociology of Morgan college; Dr. Charles I. Russell, president of the colored ministerial alliance: Kd- mund Hill, representing the John M. Langston school of law. and Miss Emma SS. Rose. Degrees will be conferred on the Rev. Francis Pree, of Leesburg, Va., and Karl F. Phil- lips, of West Virginia. EdwinMarkham Reads His Poems at Church At the winter dis Kdwin H. Markham, American poet, last night, read several of nis best known poems at a special ser- vice in the First Congregational church. ; ‘Lincoln,’ a poem of the life and characteristics of the great emanci-— pator was well received. Mr. Mark bam also read poems dedicated to his son, Virgil. Roomer Dead Krom Gas. Overcome by illuminating gas, Carroll C. Jordan, colored, 38 years old, of 433 Eighth street southe west, yesterday was found in ag unconscious condition in his room by Ruth Wright, another roomer. When the emergency ambulance ar- rived, Jordan Was pronounced dead by the ambulance surgeon. A cerg’ tifieate of accidental death wag. issued by Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt, Miss Carita Herzog, of Omaha, Nebr., whose engage- ment to David Blum, of this city, was announced recently.