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WOMEN'S CITY tti
! OPENS DM OFFICES
I
'orce to Be on Duty to Reecive
Membership Applications in Or
ganization's Future Home.
Headquarters for the membership
t rive of the Woman's City Club, now
1 progress, were today opened in the
ew home of the organization. 21!
? ackson place. From now on there
%'ill be an office force on duty there
!! day to receive applications and
iso to give out information to mem
?rs and to prospective members.
This doesn't mean that the club has
oved into its new home, recently
irchased. That move, and the for
al opening of the quarters, will
tke place soon. It was. however.
? 'emed advisable to utilize the actual
>me-to-be of the club for enrollment
ur poses and haste was made by
lose in charge of the membership
rive to have the necessary prepara
oris made with this end in view.
The by-laws of the new club will
; submitted to the membership at
le next regular meeting, which will
r held at 8 o'clock Wednesday night
'12 Jackson place. In view of this
? ? t as large an attendance as pos
ble is desired in order that all who
tve become members by that time
ay have the privilege of voting on
use laws. ? J
umerous Thefts of Clothing Are
Reported to Police as Having
Occurred in City.
A small colored boy last niglit I
ibbed 1-ouisa Wills. 326 Bryant j
reet, of her pocketbook containing
;.50. She was near 6th and Trura
ill streets shortly before 8 o'clock
hen she was robbed. She said she
iought the boy was not more than
even years old.
Philip Seigel, 2201 12th street, re
ined home early last night and
scovered that during his abence his j
unk had been ransacked. He was I
table to state what had been taken.
Intruders last night visited the resi
nce of I?r. E. C. Hunter. 10 5th street
.rtheast. Entrance was gained by
rcing open the front door, but noth
g was stolen.
Rosa Brown. 1213 Delaware avenue |
uthwest, attended a dance in a hall
ar 2d and I streets southwest one
;ht last week, and while she was
ijoying a dance, she reported, her j
ush coat worth {45 was stolen.
\n overcoat and pair of gloves be- |
lging to David R. White. 212 A
eet northeast, were stolen from the
ar Risk Club, 2100 Massachusetts
enue.
L. Dietz, 1219 30th street, reported
s loss of an overcoat valued at $60.
e garment, he said, was taken from
ice cream parlor last night.
:N.
inual Washington Board of Trade
Meeting to Be Held tonight;
Directors to Be Elected.
The personal relation of stirring
periences undergone by Gen.
?orge H. Harries, former president
id former secretary of th? Wash
gton Board of Trade, and. in his
pacity as an officer of the overseas
'Tees, stationed during recent months
Berlin, is to be a feature of the an
al meeting of the organization at
o clock tonight at, the Willard.
Mot only because of the great in
rest in what Gen. Harries will have
? say. but also because of the im
?rtant matters to be discussed and
e annual election of ten members
the board of directors. President
alter A. Brown issued an urgent
>peal for as large an attendance of
?ard members as possible.
The annual reports of the presi
nt. secretary and treasurer of the
>ard will be read, and the business
' the evening will be foHowed by a
jffet supper. All members not in
-rears for dues may vote, it is an
iunced, for the ten directors, who.
eeting a week from today with the
? her directors, will choose the new
-esident. secretary and treasurer,
ho will serve the board for the en
ling year.
A plan has been devised. President
"rown states, which will permit the
nnouncement of the choice of these
ew directors at a very much earlier
our than usual.
NJUSTICES IN POLAND
BY ALLIES ARE ALLEGED
?>eace of Europe is menaced by in
ustices done to Poland by the al
!es, according to declarations made
n an open letter to the allied nations
igned by Polish leaders, which was
nade public here. Among the
ligners of the document are the heads
>f the Roman Catholic, Armenian
Catholic and Protestant churches in
t'oland, the presidents of universi
ies in Warsaw, Cracow. Pu#en and
'jvov, the mayors of those cities and
?dltors of twenty-three Polish news
papers.
The injustices charged are enumer
?ted under ten headings, and it is
isserted that the allied diplomats
jvere "treacherously imposed upon"
>y the Germans "who conspired fu- J
?iously against Poland by means of,
heir own agents, as well as Jewish, i
Ckrainian, bolshevik agents and oth- j
?rs."
The first grievance mentioned is the
establishment of the city of Danzig
as a free state, possession of the
port being declared "indispensable to
the development and expansion of
Poland."
t)
2)
I
a
1
I
Special Orders
Should Be
Placed at Once
?If you want to have
something special made up
for Christmas the time to
have the work done is now.
After December i it will be
impossible to turn out spe
cial orders.
We have a large, mag
nificently equipped shop on
the premises.
I Adolph Kahn
Jeweler
935 F Street
.^BaiiaiiafiaiianaiffliafPl^jWlnilSliiiliaiiaiiaffiiiiaiiaipjg
MUTT AND JEFF ?The Sleuths Hot-footed It a Long Way, at That.
(Copyright, lilt, by H. C. Fisher. Trmde mark
registered U. S. Pst. Off.)
?By BUD FISHER.
AMUSEMENTS.
B.F.KEITH'S Z.1
DaUy^Sun.^Hory.^.T
A Co-Star Bill of Comic Consequence
StollH
MAYHEW
and Bailie
TAYLOR
Joe E.
HOWARD
and Ethelyn
CLARK
Bailey & Cowan, with Estelle Davis:
Hunting & Francis; Giuran ic La Petite
Marguerite; Duffy & Sweeney; "Mafic
Glasses"; The Brittons; Herman & Shir
Jey. Etc.
??? ?>
Cheer Up Again.
? ?
We say the prices now are
high, so high Ave're often strick
en dumb; we shudder when we
go to buy; cheer up, the worst is
yet to come! The shoemen say
there are no hides, and daily
leather grows more rare ; and so
the price of footwear slides ten
parasangs up in the air. The
clothiers say there is no wool,
the sheep are dead and on the
ice; it takes some influence and
pull to get a suit at any pric^.
The bakers say there is no flour,
and so the children have no
bread, and we are weeping every
hour because our hopes are lying
dead. The barbers say there are
no barbs, and we must let our
whiskers grow until they spread
like noxious varbs, and wave and
wiggle to and fro. The grocer
says he cannot groce for less
than ninety-five per cent; he
sees the sheriff' drawing close
when profits sink, is his lament.
And so things go, from day to
day, the whole blamed world is
out of plumb; but let us all be
blithe and gay; cheer up, the
worst is yet to come. The worst
will come, and then the slump,
the big reaction will appear; and
we will carry to the dump the
pirate and the profiteer.
WALT MASON.
NOT TO MIX IN RUSSIAN
AFFAIRS, BALTICS ASSERT
LO>fDOX, November 8.?Represent
atives of the Baltic states in confer
ence have issued an official statement
explaining their attitude regarding
their entry into negotiations with the
bo!shevist government. They point
ouj that it is not their intention to
intervene in the internal affairs of
Russia.
Acceptable Gifts
When you are look
ing for something out
of the ordinary to
send back home you
will find that we
carry the most unique
gifts of the better
sort. We specialize in
the unusual views of
Washington, tor ex
ample.
The National
Remembrance Shop
(Mr. Foster's Shop)
Open Evenings Until 9 0'Clock
Pa. Ave. at 14th St.
You Can Keep Your Clothes
C-L-E-A-N
and well pressed at very rea
sonable cost by availing your
self of HOFFMAN SERVICE.
C Modern facilities ? prompt
delivery.
CWe specialize on
D-Y-E-I-N-G
?wearing apparel and house
hold goods of every descrip
tion.
8nra?dti with A
Phone*. Call ?h? W
one I m YOU 11 O
?elKhborhood.
Hoffman Co.
I
Expert Clmanara A Dyer*
Main Office,
735 13th St. N.W.
Phone Main 10058
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
MOORE'S
9th at G
RIALTO
THEATER
9th at G
11 A. M.?ALL WEEK?11 P. M.
Realart Presents
L M. MONTGOMERY'S
Classis Novels of American
Girlhood
The Famous "Anne" Books
Combined in One Photoplay +
ANNE OF
GREEN SABLES
Featuring
MARY MILES MINTER
9^. Added Attraction
HECTOR GOLDSPINK?LYRIC TENOR
MOORE'S
9th at D
STRAND
1 P. M ALL WEEK?11 P. M.
PRICES:
1 P. 1I.-6.S0 P. il., 35c, 50c: 6:30 P. 31.
11 P. M., 50c, 75c
SOME SHOW! DON'T MISS IT!
Mack ScnSttt's
YANKEE DOODLE'"BERLIN
AND
SENKETT BATHING GIRLS
>N PERSON
WITH
Teneyek &Weily Mile. Nadje
in in
Classical Dances ART POSES
THEATER
9th at D
(|;'f J# vf'r ' I.,
MOORES
jLv" ? :*?
THEATER
NINTH. ST. BET. X> AND C
= Positively Every Day From 11 A.M. to 11 P.M.
Hit 17 I n n C D So Every Man, Woman!
I^tl LLU U V LK and Child in WashingJ
H THIRD BIG , WEEK ton Can See g|
?"SOLDIERS o' FORTUNE!
??{ RICHARD HARDING DAVIS' ||?
M MARVELOUS LOVE STORY M
1 The Picture of a ThousancJ Thrills 1
BOWLING
A Few Games Each Day Will
Keep Doctors Away
RECREATION
38 Health Drives?G at 9th
GRAND CENTRAL
7th at Pa. Ave.
11 Tournament Alleys
12 World's Best Tables
15c Game, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
20c Game, 6 P.M. to 1 A.M.
SHUBERT-BEUSCO^r^.:."?,^
Direction Messrs. Shubert
Curtain Precisely at 8:16
Immediately Precedlas Her Bnffaicf
Bent at the Belaaeo Theater, N. Y.
DAVID BELASCO Present*
LENORE ULRIC
I? "THE SON-DAVGHTER"
A Hew Play by George Srarbotaogh
and David Belaaeo.
Vast I KAXTHA HEDKAJf I Iwti I
I to "foun&BL'* ixaou. 1
Toniffht. 8i30?Pop. SI Mat. Tfenra.
MRS. HENRY B. HARRIS
offers
WHEN A MAN'S A MAN
A Play by
Wlilard Robert*on and
Kllbourn Gordon.
Next Monday Eve.?-Seat* Now
WASHINGTON
OPERA COMPANY
EDOIARD ALBION, Director
FAUST -
In English
LYCEUM
Twice Daily
2:15 & 8:15
BTOLESQUE
OH, FRENCHY -
Smoking: Permitted. '
VBBSTLIKG THIiHS. NIGHTS,
AMUSEMENTS.
CRANMMl'S?F at I Oth |||
Metropolitan |
?Cratiamu?
10:30 A. MJ-11 P. M.
VIOLA
DANA
The Unwed Bride, Mt
PLEASE
GET
MARRIED
Yesterday
SCORED
A HIT
Special Film Features
f VDIf THEATER
I . I IViV^ 14th * Irving Sts.
SESSUE HAYAKAWA in
'THE DRAGON PAINTER'
The most artistic picture ever filmed.
Also Comedy.
EMPIRE*
Oil II St. X.K.
ANITA STEWART
Supported by
.FRANK mayo, hedda nova
ALL-STAli cast, ill
"MARY REGAN"
Added?Patlie Latest News.
and
OLYMPIC
1431 U St. N.W.
last DAT?
MARY PICKFORD in
"DADDY LONG-LEGS"
CRANDALL'S
L'l ITU 14th Street and K. 1. Ave.
C.L111 VIOI.A DANA, in
"FALSE EVIDENCE."
flHTROPULITAN
_ K Street at ltlth
TODAY AND ALL WEEK?\ IOLA DANA,
ill "PLEASE GET MAltitlED."
CRANDALL'S ZX'ZfWX
TODAY?VIOLA DANA, ill "PLEASE GET
MAKKIKL*."
TOMOKROW?PEGGY' HYLAND, in T11E
GIRL OK BOHEMIA."
/tn 4 Kin A I I 'C Theater. Oth A B St?.
LRATIUALIi U ToDAY TO WEDNES
DAY'? MADLAINE TRAVERSE. in "THE
SNARKS OF PAKIS." AI-.SO SUNSHINE
COMEDY, "WILD WAVES AND WOM
EN/]
FbANnAII'C SAVOY TIIEATERt
LKAWUALL. O I4lh st. ana Col. Hd.
TODAY*?ROBERT WARWICK, in "TOLD
IN THE 1IILLS. ?
TOMOKUOW? lilLLIE BURKE, IN THE
MISLEAD1ING WIDOW." Also MACK
BENNETT COMEDY, "BACK TO THE
KITCHEN."
AVENLE GRAND
84.1 I'a. Ave. S.E.
TODAY?V.ILLIE BURKE, in "THE MIS
LEADING WIDOW." ALSO ItOSCOE AR
BDC'KLE, in "BACK STAGE."
TOMORROW?MARGUERITE CLARK., in
"WIDOW BY PROXY.V
CRANDALL'S
CRANDALL'S APO%^ ?TEU
TODAY?MARGUERITE CLARK, In "WID
OW BY PROXY." ALSO MACK SEN
NETT COMEDY, "BACK TO THE
KITCHEN'."
TOMORROW?charles RAY, in "THE
EGG CRATE WALLOP."
1st St. and R. I. Ave.
HARRY MORF.Y, in
. ?THE gamblers."
AMERICAN
V IRPPTY North Capitol and P Sts.
L1DC?I\.1 1 chAHLES CHAPLIN*, in bis
latest comedy, "SUNN YSIDE.'* Also
Mark Sennett Comedy. Ben Turpin, Charles
Chaplin and Ford Sterling, in "Uncle Tom
Without the Cabin."
NEW NAVV sth st- A Pn* Ave' S B?
WE.TT llAf I DOROTHY PHILLIPS,
CIRCLE
in
TIIK RIGHT TO HAPPINESS.*'
PROGRAM CONSISTENTLY GOOH
HOME
TODAY?LAST TIME?
First Northeast Showing!
Special! Special!
"THE BIRTH OF A RACE."
The Greatest Picture Ever Produced!
A picture for all, children and adults,
both young and old. History of our
great country from landing of Columbus
to present day. No advance in price!
Shows start at 3, 5, 7 and 9 P.M.
PRINCESS
CORRINE GRIFFITH, in
"THE climbers."
CAROLINA
FIRST southeast SHOWING,
ALICE JOYCE, in
"THE winchester WOMAN."
Tomorrow, starting 6 p.m.,
"THE BIRTH OF A RACE."
REGENT
18th & Cal. sts.
HALE HAMILTON, in
"THE FOUR flusher."
Also "Christie" Comedy.
LEADER
9th St. Above E
ALL-STAR CAST in
"A SCREAM IN THE NIGHT"
Added Attraction.
RAPHAEL
ilth and O St*. N.W.
ELSIE FERGUSON, in
"THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE."
TRUXTON
North Capitol and Q Sts. N.W.
NORMA TALMADGE. in
"THE MISSING LINK."
S106 Fa. An. Ph. W.
PFGGY* HYLAND, in "THE MlHiRY-GO- I
ROUND." Mix Comedy. nolmes Trav-1
elogue.
D EVE DP <-a- Ave. and Park Road
IVtVtlVt Shows 6:30. 8:00, 9:30.
WILLIAM FARNUM. in
"THE LONE STAR RANGER."
NEW STANTON
6th ADD C N.E.?6, 8 AND 10 P.K.
? D. W. GRIFFITH S
Entirely New Edition, A Supreme Triumph,
"Hearts of the World"
nilMBARTON 1340 Wisconsin Ave.
Lfumunni un madlainetraverse,
in "THE SPLENDID SIN."
A Perfect Place for .
DANCING
Must possets a modern floor of MARBLE AND
GLASS OVER ELECTRIC LIGHTS,, and the
very best in music, such as is only to be
found in
Greater
Penn Gardens
A* All the Real Dancer, Know.
Penn Ave. at 21st N.W.
One Admission to All?No Extras.
||| 'i| ;i |! i
CRANDALL'S
KNICKERBOCKER
18th and Col. Rd.
Tddny, Beginning nt 6:30
VIOLA
DANA
In the Fatuous Farce
"Please Get Married"
Billy Paraons In
"Bill Behaves"?"Extra*.
CRITERION THEATER
9th and D Sts. N.W.
Beginning Saturday, Nov. IS
"THE WESTERNERS
ARE COMING"
Stewart Edward White's Greatest
Novel. Blgcer Than the Spoilers.
All Star Cast, Including
Roy Stewart Robert McKim
and Wilfred Lucas
Saturday, Nov. 22,
Rex Beach's Master Story
Vengeance of Dnrand
With
Alice Joyce
AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS.
lOE WS
THKATER
PALACE
TODAY AND ALL WEEK
douglas Maclean
IN "23% HOURS LEAVE"
By Mary Rtbrrti Rtaehart
Overture - - - "Carmen" f Bizet J
lOEWS
TIIRATER
columbia
TODAY?TOMORROW?WED.
dorothy daltom
:IN "L'APACHE"
CRITERION THEATER
9th and D Su. N.W.
Today and All-Week
Double Bill
Sennett'sFamous
Bathing Beauties
in Addition to
The Hellion
SIX ACTS
One who lives or deserves
to live in helL
The regeneration of a
girl entertainer in a bril
liant cafe.
Beginning Saturday "The
Westeners ? Stewart Ed
ward White novel. Great
er than "The Spoilers."
Jack Singer s
Behman
Show
, With
Harry Landers
Ameta Pynes
and
Marie Sparrow
GAYETY
Today and All Week
~ Week M(kta, 8 >30-12.
ARCADE
14th aad Park Road.
PERFECT PLACE
1 ?" TO
DANCE
Strict Cemaoiw.pppniar Pritw.
NATIONAL THEATER MME. LOUIEE
Thunday, Ne?, SO. 4:10 TT
Seat. ?.w .a ?1. .t f|Q|||01>
Kn. Greene s concert
bureau. In Droop'a, 13th America's (Teateat
||u.
shi
?Tattr,
Tonight at 8:20
ATTpirTiCNS Thnr?.4 Sat
Vaaderbllt Prodnrtnc Co. Prewita
"IRENE"
A Mnalrnl ConrJj br Jmmeu
Montgomery
With Edith Day (the orlelaal Tlrkle
' Tw 6M)
.Vo. 1 of a series to tell you o} a? M
tsual musical comedy next week.
& *
* xm
The Prodnrcrs
Did you like "Chu Chin Chowt" "Oh
Boy?" "Leave It to Janet" Well, the*
ire tome of the successes sponsored by
?. Ray Comstock and Morris Oest- That
; could seem to indicate, would it not,
| 'hat there is something to the frequent
i remark: The Comstock and Oest stamp
; on a play is the same as sterling on
; silver. This new piece is something un
1 usual from a firm. that hat dealt witt
I the unusual.
P. S. Kr>t> Tomorrow.
N
ATIONAL oi^i'iS. t:M
JULIA JOSEPH
Sanderson Cawthorn
In "THK CANARY," with
Doyle Jk Dlxoa and Maude Rbaia
"rleea. Except Sat. XIgfct, 5Qe to
BILLIE
BURKE
iNppMUMrSpidlH;
CAESA^TwiFfe
DANCING.
GLOVER'S, SIS 22nd?PKI. LESSONS AN I
time, 75c. Claaaea Tuea. and Kri. erealag*
Ballroom for rem. IB. W. llg). Bt. HO*.
NEW YORK
F:.a. DANCING ES p.m.
C-O-N-S-E-R-V-A-T-O-R-Y
Open Day and Night
Latest steps taught in refined ballroom darn
ing, one-step, waltz, fox trot, jazz, etc. Rea
Konable rates. Lady and gentleman instructors.
FINEST FLOOR AN1> APPOINTMENTS IN
THE CITY. Orchestra CLASS LES
SONS, 75c. Private lessons all day St evening.
506 9th N.W.?Ph. Frank. 2766
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER, STUDiO, 1127
30th st. n.w.?Class Monday and Friday. 8 t?>
11 p.m.; private lessons by appointment.
Phone North 6780. Established 1900. 16*
Wash-DancingAcademy
481 Eleventh St. V.W.
Modern dancing, also >Ug? dancing of tk?
moat unique character taught. Private leasons
We hare the largest ?taff of professional lady
and gentleman teachers in Washington, If you
can walk we G UAH ANT EE jou to danoe be
fore leaving studio. Learn to dance bj an or
chestra. Will give lessons at reaidanoo if de
sired. Phone Franklin 4-&-8-S.
Miss Chappelear
Private Lraaona by Appolataaat.
1?0S CUPTON ST. H.W.
PHONE COL. I
rHON^ R0BEY'S~cou 73?(
10*
DAVISON'S1329M n-w.'c^
A STAN UARV SCHOOL.
Teach you to dance correctly la a few lee
eons. Strlrtl. priTate. Any time. A teacher
tor each pupil. Special courae for taaachlaa or
expert dancing. New^dancca. lateat atrpa. Claae
dance Toe*, and Sat. ere.. 8 to 11. Orcbaatra.
Lady and gentleman aaalataata. Phoac M. 1TM.
PROF. WYNDHAM ? ??? *?>
LATEST and REST In DANCING. PHr.tr Lm
aona. SUMMER RATES. PuplU UPARANTpKO.
HOWAHU LESLEY HOLT niafM
Hla exclnaive teaching of excluaire ihmIi at
Ua NEW Saloa of Dance, No. ? Dupoat
(la. CfcUdrea

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