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a? biased or dai W tarov?/n. 30e. ??ay
?a? ??are. The parler of "JaTsr ?How?
? ver? ?a.?sd ?sroBt t? retailer?.
CAPITOI. -Ulli: K1MI1M.? (O..
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Reduced Prices
Oft
iladiantfires"
Tho Mienti.u- Oms Heatiair
Stove. ???** factory made excess
(error? shipment. We offer
$22.50 Style Now $19.13
540.00 Style Now $34.00
$45.00 Style Now $38.25
$60.00 Style Now $51.00
Now la your chance
t ?
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C. A.
MUDDIMAN
& Co.
616 12th St. 1204 G St.
LOANS
HORNING
liainwi-s, Watches, Jewelry
South End of Highway Brid?e
??
Girisi Girisi'.
Qear Your Skin:
With Cuticura |
i5 MILLION TO
! WRITE ESSAYS
One Little Girl Calls on Re
cruiting Officer as Her
"Valentine."
j On* of the school chUdien of Waali
1 I ? a;ton who wlH write an essay for the
??lilldrrn? national ?MMJ. .??ntest n?xt
??? May nn 'Wh.it Arc thi? ttcnetlts of
?an Ki.1i**lni?nt I? tbo l"iiU<*-*J State??-.
j Army." i-ent a valr-ntine nddress?-d to
th?* ri-cru.ynj: otHeer y-tHr?er?ay. The
! messa-rc it contained w???*: "Will yarn
? help mo to win a prir.?? If you do.
'I will be your valentine." Ciipt. Iluii
Iter Harria, in (hats?.? of the recruit-.
tiiK service in the District, replied to
| th?- young lady and Informed lier
that this waa the last week or prep
aration before the content and that
?he must be ready to write her essay.
? Kiftr-eii million children- will rele
Gbrate'Ksaay ?"'ontcst I>ay Friday and
1 writ*? -100 word? each on the topi?- as
J ?????-? by the War .Department.
? Fifteen million t ?imposition.-- Will
make a stack HMH Inches tall. U.'M*
f??*t. or*more s-han two mile? hiah.
more than twenty t i mee as tall as
the W?sh ? p*,ton Monument.
An incentive to children not li vini:
hfir is a trip to Waahlnicton next I
| May to sec tho Waahinicton ?Menu?
ment, when Secretary Baker will pre
jsent a medaf to each of the three
?national wlnnem. .
I The Com#>-Back. an army news
[ paper published for the soldier pa
tients at Walter Heed Hospital, will
? be boat to the children and will
'bring; them with their parents to !
| Washington The Walter Reed news
paper pM also nrovided the gold,
stiver and bronze medals for the
writers of the three best essaya and
will present a loving cup to the i
schools they represent.
More prises wil be announced thi.?*
week for the children in the Wash-?
inteton school?- More than thirty
were put up last week. The recruit- j
inx officer** will continue to apeak t?>
the children in the schools.
Ernest I? Thurston, superintendent
of District schools, haa advised super- .
visor.?, and teachers to help the chil- I
dren in preparation for the contest, |
and until Friday the army will be the \
subject of study by children and)
teachers during school hours.
? I
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f WANT TO I l . Il \ f
I Prof. t'ai?. Amerl.-?'? foremost da?.-iDg
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ilaii.-c, la one . ...ir-.? if ?.mi ,-an be taught.
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; up-to-date da?.-ing a. ad.m\ south of New
j York < it?. PriTate lesso?? an.? hoar. You '
1 need not hare ?? appointment Prirate room
I far beglaaer?.. i't?u :? a. m. to 10 p. m.
? Pr. 7V,4
I . Rigatwa* School of Dancisf,
> BH K*m York ??? bet. l-'th ?ad 13th ?ta.
Koo>e-C?5okixt*{
Self-Semc?
??????.
Vnited -Cafeteria
(??? 7 S?r??f
f*
WRIGHT!
I
is considered still the best
PAINLESS DENTIST
in Washington. Others come and go, but
we stay like the sturdy oak. The
REASON,
is, our work has never failed to give the
most pleasing results, and always without
the slightest resemblance of pain.
TESTIMONIALS will be gladly furnished
to those who would doubt.
most saaitary office ia the Stradi. Every in?trninent sterilized
before ?juin?,. Lady and maid ia attendance.
NEVER CLOSED
old Crown aad X-Ray Specialist Plata? That Give tit?
rUeWo* U*a Violo? L*t ^tkaS."'
$3.00. $?.00. $5.00 TtAAltAAAU -$5.00 Up
IF: WSIQMT, Painless Dentist
437 Seventh St.
So that the
aad addrets will not be forgotten brini this
notice with you
CHILD BORN IN JAIL*
TO ALLEGED SLAYERi
Rhlnclander. WIs.. Feb. la.-i?ra.
Stanley Blomaki. heelal hero on ?x
charae of murder of her slx-year-oid
son, gave birth' to a baby ulrl In "nil
today
The Im v. Allan, was 1'nund dual nt
Ihr Blomskl home-several day? aco.
following an alleged nit? nipt la> iMi.
Illomskl and ber husbfaiia.. Stanley, t->
Iniiv the body on thai farm without a
'?Ulla aa-itlflaaitc.
Mi - llomiakl miifirsscil to lea-iitili.?/
lha? boy with a heavy poker. ac?;nrd
ins to PUitrlet Attorney OMela. She
raleo ita ?aid to have sinned an affi
liava, exonerating her hu?b?nrt, but
?i Mella said today hi' avoul dbc tticai
(or complicity.
Iraaruiry also disclosed, It is ?aid.
! Il'ut the boy was not given shoes, mid
til.- feet were frosen when he was pun
ia heil by confinement In an unhe?ted
shed.
CHUYCHUN?ON
DINNER TONIGHT
?
Federation of Creeds Ob
ject of Session at Mt.
Vernon Place.
More than 300 lay det?ntate? and
ministeri-, representing ninety congre
gations and sixteen d?nomination?,
will attend tho Church Conference din
ner at Mt/ Vernon Place M. E. Church*
Ninth and ? streets northwest, this
afternoon at Ml o'clock, when plana
for the affiliation of the churches of
Washington in a federation will he
considered. Two hundred and seventy
six delegates had signified their in
tention of attending the conference;
last night?
One-fourth of the delegates will be
clergymen arm the others laymen.
Methodist. Preabyterfan and Kpixeopat
churches will send fifty delegates
each. All delegates will be'seated in
groups. Fifteen delegates from the j
l te th ernia churches will attend
it is planned to daw suburban
churches Into the federation later.
The Rev. T>r. Karle Wilfley, of the
Mt. Vernon Christian Church, tempo
rary chairman of the committee on
federation, will preside at the con
ference. The opening addrem will be
made by the Rev. Dr. Roy B. Guild,
of the Commission on Interchurch
Federation of th*0 Federal Council of
Churche.?*.. If the form of organization
outlined by Dr. Guild is approved by
the delegate?!, the question of adopt
ing a constitution and by-laws will
be submitted to the congr-egat.oi*^ f?t*r
a referendum vote.
Landscape Architecture Lecture.
"landscape Architecture" will he
th?? subject fo a lecture by Horace
W. Peaslle. architect of public
buildings and grounds, at S o'clock
tomorrow evening in Lisner Hall.
< ?forj-p Washington University. 202G.
Q street northwest, under the aus?
picee of the Architectural Club oT
the university.
HERZOG HEADS
D. C. DELEGATES
-?
Deputation of 12 Attends
ETnai B'rith Annual
Convention.
The V*. ?>.li in?; ton dl lei;?Don ef
twelve to lh? annual convention of
?the TJ'nal B'rith. headed by Sol Her
: io*;, president of Orand Lodge No. 5.
; l?ft In a body for Baltimore yester
iday afternoon. The convention open
, cd last nlRlit at Madison Avenue
I Temple, In Malumore, under the dl
? rcctlon of Clarence M. Lehman, pres
ident of tin Umorali Lodge of that
?city*.
SOI, III Il/O?.
Plans for a campaign to aid relief
work In the Near Hunt and Northern
Europe will be perfected ?t the
convention. It in expected . A ball,
dlnnera and motoring* have been
planned fort the entertainment of
the visitln?-- delegate?.
Simon Wolf, of the Washington
delegation, who i? th?. only surviv
ing charter member of the order,
which was founded more tlian fifty
years ago, will be one of the most
prominent Azures at tb?? convention,
and will ?peak at the banquet sched
uled to take place thi? evening.
The Washington delegation in
clude? Kabbi Abram Simon. A. ,f
Mayer. M. RUemann. H. M. Levy. A.
M. Flehel. J. la. Tepper. D. Wiener.
Juliu? I. I'eyaer. Hon. Simon Wolf
and Samuel Gan??.
Headquarter? of the delegation
will be al the Kennert Hotel, al
though the officer? of Ihc Waahing
ton lodge will take up their quar
ters at the Belvedere, where a grand
ball, the crowning event of the con
vention, i? planned for tomorrow
evening
Store? to Close Early Monday.
Ketail st?ren of Wu?hington will
obHerv?- Washington? birthday by
cloaing a! 1 p. m. next Monday, a?
the holiday fall? on Sunday. Hie
Merchant?' and Manufacturer? As
sociation annn.inces.
Colnmbn? Attend? N. Y. Conrrnton.i
charle? J. Columbus, ?ecrctury of
the Merchant?* and Manufacturers'
Association, left for New York yes
terday to attend several conventions
as a representative of the associa
tion. I
Merchante to Promote
* Efficiency in Business
Incraasod efficiency In "Waahtng
ton bu?lne?s will be promoted by
the Merchant?' and Manufacturers'
Association by a series of efficiency
I conferences, the first ?rraup of Which
will he held at the New Willard.
Kebruary U. ?S and it.
The aKsoaistlon has Invited fov
rmmrnt ofTlrlal? to participate la
. the opening; of the conference.
Philip Kinn, president of the as?
?oclation, will preside.
I'HENRY GOES
ON TRIAL TODAY
19-Year-Old Boy, Charged
With Double Murder, to
Face Court.
John McHenry. the ?-year-old youth
charged with the murder last Decena*
ber of Wallace W. Huleare and De?
tedivi? Sergeant Jam?? ?. Armstronir
will be placed on trial thl? morning
in Criminal Court No. 2, Justice Weu
ilell P. Stafford presiding-. ?
Mulcare was attendtai?; the automo
bile accessory store oL his father at
il2SI Fourteenth street northwest
[when. It 1? allearvi, McHenry entered
the eatablishment taut on robbery
? und fatally shot him.
i Apprehended at Union Station by
| Detective Armstrong, it la charged
McHenry shot the ?leuth and fatally
wounded him.
I The prisoner Is underslsed In sta
ture and is of quiet demeanor. Ac
cording to hla atory told the police,
he cast adrift from his parents
at an, early age and since ha? led
a roving life. Recently he asked per
mlasion to ?ell a motor launch he
?aid he ownad In Detroit to acquire
funds for his defejise.
RESORTS.
ATLAITIC CITY?
TaWOSSm
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W 1300 G Si ^
Steinwaf "pianos
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Mwic Musical
CURES PILES
Tke Oatw leileraal RraarSy
Me, but an? Sl.oo the Bas
Sold by ALL DRUGGISTS
Or ae?? fe? ?tall ?a recall* of price,
Pilocara Co., Wash.. D. C.
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Special Kay Kourtesy Offerings This Week
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Beautiful selection of dia
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Week
Gentlemen'?
Handsome
12-Size
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A Dainty
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Ladies'
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watches,
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moxrement
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$20
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JEWELRY
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AMUSEMENTS.
rVMUSEMEJrrS.
rUIUSEMCIITS.
SHUBERT-GARRICK THEATER
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WuT- NOW PLAYING -??
THE LAST OF THE CRUSADERS
LUWELL
TH?MAS
-J>?jt<
The Arabia? Riots' Entertainment
WITH
ALLENBY
PALESTINE
Which Tajok Lorrdo-n and
New York by Storm
The ? ?ikrattr ?Bar???? pirrare aatt rye ?rtraeaa? mtort mt ?ke raptare
?rraulr?? aad Ih* liber??!?? ?( Holy Arabia, deas-rtbef br I .??a el I Tke?.?.
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l?g ?(??' aad aa.al?? alelare ?ereea.
Orer 1.000,000 People Have /Vh-eady Jounieyed to tke Und ef
Enchantment with Lowell Thomas aad Enjoyed This
Adfenture of t Tbousud aad One Thrills
??eery Krealrn? at g?aa> ??M?a?e? West, Thar?, aad ?at ?
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Today and All Week
TUESDAY?4:30
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LEOPOLD ?TOKO? ?KI. lo??.nor
????Ut
Ola? SaaaarBaT ? HaroM Baaer ? '
Oaala Gabrilawltaeb
The Hlarh Prte.ie?. ot Matters Sobs.
Eva GAUTHIER
The ?'-r-rno*-. ans-?Han Soprsno ta ? !
I'rojtrem InHadtnjc ( nnndlss. J?*? ?- .
??*?.??. and Malay I'olk ????sjsj.
THMRSBAY I.S0 ?^TV.^. j
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THELMA GIVEN
AMl.HII ?\ \ IIII.IM.T?:
The Latest ??????Ho? (row. tbe
Aa?rrte?? Sebool Bf Vlollnl.i?.
FRIDAY 4 30 satiosal
? ?????? 1 "t??**? THEATER.
Ticket? 9X SI.SO. (1. T. Artkar ?mil k
1 aat (oneert tbls ?.?.?.
?. Y. SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Walter Daaaraacb i??liri?r
F10RERCE EASTOR, Soloist
?opt..?. Met. ?od ?culti Orer? ta?.
JDARDARELLA WLWM
AZZ
COKCERT BT THE
Columbia Saiaphoee Sextette
AMI THE
Barone? Rouskiyi
Celebrate?* Raulaa-I'rrarli
Daaecr, at tbe
Sknbert-Garrick Theater.
Sunday, Feb. 22 at 3:30.
Tlrkr?! ?lat?, Sl.se. ?SaOB.
At ISSI ? St. ?a? TbBBler.
tlliaT4H??l?WUre?^?^~~
TsBlcbt. 8:30? Mal. W??.. ?30
Artkur Klein Puma ? ska?; rui Fut
"BVBRY LITT?.**** TNINO"
A Horn rute by Wllm Celli?"?. G?
Anther of "L> IB Makrl'? Be???" ?Ml
"Tke Olrl I? tbe Utomto*." _
N??t | ' WALTER HAHriikN | Saat?
??4i4Kica-? W??blB?ton'' 1 Tb??.
FTROPOUTAff
taJM A. M. Sa 11 G. M.
TODAV a Mi ALL ?Uh
PAULINE
FREDERICK
in m Grfit XWymttfry Piar* Tb?
PALISER
CASE
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Johns??? Travrlncue.
Ii'pn ? af the liai.
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I.eglo? < Irras?1.Ikerr? Haa ?
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Today. Reg?anla? ?i?Je? P. M.
PAULINE
FREDERICK
Ib a Powerfal Drama, Tbe
PALISER CASE
Varied Added rearare?.
POLIS THEATER
TODAY, 4.30
Csniso? Oaly Rirai
BONCI
aad BROCK
Saaday. Fea. IS. Saje.
EMMY DESTINN
MTIOMI IMI iim
Thar, Pea. -??ak. ?aS?.
FOK1NE AND FOKINA
POLT? TIII.I11K
M??*?* a. ??sa.
EUGENE YSATE
Mar?* 1?. 4ta*.
FLONZALEY QUARTET
Joseph LhfviuDe, Piaaist
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MME. LOUISE HOMER AND
MISS LOUISE HOMER
Marek 3?. drJ?
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All ?lake??, SI ta SS. a*w aa aale
at 1231 P ?t. Pfcaae Mala SMS.
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CONCERT
EXTRAORDINARY
Oa the AftrrwoOB of
SUNDAY, FEB. 29
POLrS
4 MASTERS OF THE PIANO
LEVITZKI
ORNSTEIN
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