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I fflY NEWS IN BRIEF.
n# uival aMHJaff of tfcf I?I r?f
<Uve Visiting Nurse Society of Wash
ington, arranged for tomorrow night
?t 8 o'clock, will be held at the Wash
ington Club, 17th and K streets
northwest, instead of at Rauscher's.
as originally announced. The public
Is invited to attend this gathering,
which will be in the nature of a. pub
lic health conference.
Ma J. Hash Wmtth of Kaaaaa City,
Ho., will address the Kansas Citv
Club at its meeting tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock, at 1314 Massachusetts
a\eoue. Missourians and Kansans are
invited.
The H>INrrwrr>> Calm will meet
tomorrow night at S o'clock at 2011
Georgia avenue. All hairdressers are
Invited
Xn. I.avra Bilu, Corner head ?(
the school of household science of
the Skidmore School of Arts, will give
a lecture on "Household Decoration"
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at Re
aearch University, 1719 H street.
Hie Setitfc Wuklactoi Olttaeaa' A?
eociation will meet tomorrow night at \
8 o'clock at Jefferson School HaO.
Jesse C. Suter will speak. Street, light
and street car service improvement*
will be discussed.
E?nlltT l*Nt, \etera*a or Foreign
Wars, will meet Thursday night at 8
o'clock at the Pythian Temple. 1012
9th street. A discussion will be held
concerning veteran welfare in this
city.
Mlaa Gerlni* Rlehardaoa Brlgham
will speak on "Art and Society" at
the meeting of the Anthony League
tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
at 2007 Columbia road. There will
he a abort memorial service for Susan
B. Anthony and Anna Howard Shaw.
A eoteatal Mask kali will fee held
Monday evening at the New Willard
hy Kailipolls Grotto Band and Drill
Corps. Gold prixes will be awarded
to the best dancers.
Rwati at the Blae Triangle Recrea
tion Center, scheduled for this even
in*. inciude a eoc.al dancing class
at T o'clock and the regular evening
dance at 8 o'clock.
?K E. C. Weatai of the feareaa af
vocation education- will speak at the
t>9tm forum this evening at 7:30
e'tdack at the Y. W. C. A., on "Voca
tlaal Education."
Be*. In. M. W. Wyaa af Kntk
Carolina in conducting a series of
ma? nlllli meetings at the Mc
Kinlev Memorial Baptist Church, cor
ner of 4th and It streets, at 8 o'clock
every evening this week. Rev. S. G.
Lamklns it in charge of the program.
The Houtaia A ah Chorea of male
Welsh singers, making its fourth tour
of America, will give concerts at
Ham line M. E. Church tonight and
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The
choir sang for the boys at Walter
Reed Hospital this afternoon.
A aiutrtl ah?w fey the Boy*' Glee
Club of Eastern High School will be
given Thursday and Friday evenings.
??lellag of a hot-water eoil fat the
collar of the home of Maurice Scott.
1104 Kenyon street, alarmed occupants
of the bouse this morning shortly
after S o'clock. Firemen responded
to an alarm sounded from box 8117.
hot there was no Are for them to ex
tinguish.
AT TEX COMMUHITX CEHTEES.
The Ckrbery Boy Scouts and the
Boy Scout Band will meet this even
ing at the East Washington Commu
nity Center. There will be a meeting
of the Spanish-American Atheneum
for the study of Spanish literature,
and the Community Social Club will
#ive a dance.
Millinery and dressmaking are
taught at the East Washington Com
munity Center on Wednesday night.
Sewing machines are available for
the use of the community every even
lag.
There will be a dance at the Gen
eral Civic Center. Central High
School, tonight.
Powell Community Center will give
a dancing class for children this aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock.
Classes in Spanish meet tonight at
the Thomson Community Center.
The Oklahoma State Society will
meet tomorrow evening %t the Thom
son Community Center, 12th and L
streets.
The Arkansas State Society will
hold a meeting at the Thomson Com
munity Center this evening, and it
is hoped that all people from that
atate who are in Washington will
attend.
Dressmaking and millinery. French,
Spanish, rhythmic and social dancing
will be taught at the Wilson Normal
Community Center tonight.
? special program, with something
to attract every member of the cora
mtmitv, will be given at the Wilson
Normal Community Center tonight. It
will Include a supper at 6:30. a cabaret
procram in charge of C. E. Donald
son. which will include Arthur D.
VThtte, Ruth Newman. Katherine
Nichols, Marie Graffam, a chorus of
Dingers from Georgetown and Camille
I,ittle; moving pictures in the audi
torium and a dance In the gymnasium
Bui l ville Community Center Is work
ing now under the handicap of hav
lac the use of only two rooms, and
tbooe two lighted only with oil lamps,
but during its short existence there
havw been organized at this cen
ter, and are now meeting every Tues
day night, these activities: a chorus
of adults, a co-operative buying club,
a dancing class for young men and
women, a. home nursing class and a
girls' dramatic club, Girl Scouts, a
Boy Scout preparatory class and a
drum corps.
A new class in conversational French
has been started by Prof. Xx>chard of
Howard University, which meets this
evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. The ad
vanced class meets at 8 o'clock.
The Men's Social Club of the Miner
Normal Community will meet at the
center tonight.
The Commumlty Centers' Band will
gtea a concert at the West Wash
ington Community Center, Phillips
School, this evening.
The new class in millinery at the
Randall Community Center has room
(or more students. This is an oppor
tunity to make spring and summer
hats tinder the guidance of an expert.
The Community Chorus, the French
Club, the Dramatic Club and the
TTirlft Club will meet tonight Violin
lessons are given at this center.
Miss Edith B. Athey. who is doing
the work of a municipal organist at |
the General Civic Center. Central High
School, will give the ninth of a series
of organ recitals tonight. She will be |
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. George Howe
Miller, from the choir of the Calvary
Methodist Church.
D. C. PLAYER RATED BEST !
NEGRO RACKETER IN U. S.
A Washingtonian. Tally Holmes. Is I
the leading colored racketer of the
country, according to the first ranking
of negro players. The list, which was
made public yesterday by the United
States Lawn Tennis, was compiled
by the American Tennis Association,
tho existence of which was not gen
erally known.
Of thirty players ranked Washing
ton furnishes the first four, the eighth
and the twelfth. Ban Munroe being
placed in the last named position. The
flrst ten selected by a committee, ofl
Which John F. Wilkinson of this city
was a member, follow:
Tally Holmes, Washington D C-j
Sylvester Smith, Washington, D. C.;
J. F. Wilkinson. Washington, D C ?
Harold Freeman. Washington. D. C.
Ralph Reckling. Baltimore; Walter
Ramsey. New Vork city; Norbert Bain
New York city: Maceo Wiseman'
Washington. D. C.; Percy Richardson'
New Rochelle; Bellinger Kemp. Los
?ngeles.
MUTT AND JEFF?Of Courae, It A11 Depend* From Where You Look at a Thing.
.oopjriffct, 1920, by H. C. fisher. Trad* mark
rp^stnod U.S. Pal. Off.)
By BUD FISHER.
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TO "tm^ GR.0ucht>. ^ttl.
0UVT ?>0 uf> hl(#h en.0u6h
to clg^R. bu'Uy^S/
OHCOOK mu-rr
boov^ LOST <v
pcavll ntod-^ce.1
?~t laypnfc 0<m the
<=ftolkmt> bowthetf <
let's ^rop pioc. iti
thosg ?(ie thg ]
GKJe*T uak&s '
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
CRITERION
9th Street,
at D
Today Through Friday
The Greatest Love Story Ever Told
William Fox Presents
WILLIAM FARNUM
In Louis Tracey's
"WINGS OF THE
MORNING"
Louis Tracey's Tremendous Novel. Supreme In
Thrills, Suspense and the Power to Fascinate
A Tremendous Production
Beginning Saturday
(Big Bill) William Russell in
"Shod With Fire"
A Breezy Story of Western Life on the Plains
MARDIGRAS BALL
Carnival of the Seasons
FOX NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE
Tuesday, February 17, It o'clock
NEW WILLARD HOTEL
Fancy Dim If Fosaikls. ?aput Starts 10.30
Tioksts U including sapper, on sals at
Hotsl JTswstaads or Pbsno Franklin 6343.
CIRCUS
UBEITT HIT
"All This Week"
3:30?DAILY?8:15
Bemelt D. C. Drpt. A?rrlr??
Ltflsi
Tickets at Circus Headquarters.
1400 Pa. STe.l I-rjflon Hrsdqnar
1ers. 823 15?h at- Lnlos Posts, and
?t "Llkerty" Hat Ticket OMce.
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.
Chicken supper by the ladies of All
Souls' Memorial Cathedral from 5:30
to 8 o'clock.
Meeting of Pi Beta Phi alumnae at
4 o'clock at the home of Miss Mar
guerite Clark. 1778 Lanier place.
TONIGHT.
Meeting of President Theodore
Roosevelt Post. No. 14. at 8:15 o'clock
at Carroll Hall. 918 10th street.
Annual midwinter dance of the Del
ta Sigma Delta Fraternity at the La
fayette Hotel. 16th and I streets.
Lecture by Horace W. Peaslie on
"Landscape Architecture" at 8 o'clock
at 2023 G street.
Meeting of Patworth Citizens' Asso
ciation at the school, Sth and Shep
herd streets.
Meeting of the Society of the May
flower Descendants at the home of E.
Southard Parker.
Meeting of the Indiana Society at
8 o'clock at the New Ebbitt.
Second presidential candidate night
at 9:30 o'clock at the National Press
Club. Senator Poindexter will speak.
Mardl Gras ball for the benefit of
the Neighborhood House, at the New
Willard.
Concert, by Miss Clara Alexander, at
8 o'clock at the Church of the Trans
figuration, 14th and Gallatin streets.
Meeting and entertainment of the
Henry C. Spengler Post. American Le
gion, at 8 o'clock at the Armory, 472 L
street.
Meeting of Vincent B. Costello Post,
No. 15. American I^egion, at 8 o'clock
in the board room of the District
building.
Meeting of the Columbia Historical
Society at 8:15 o'clock in the assem
bly hall of the Cosmos Club.
Banquet and smoker of the George
town Chapter and alumni of Delta
Chi Fraternity at Wardman Park
Hotel.
TOMORROW.
Meeting of the Helen Keller Guild
at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W.
F. Spransev. 1844 Columbia road
Gen. Mclntyre Arrives at Manila.
Maj. Gen. Frank Mclntyre, cliicf of
the bureau of insular affairs, recently
assistant chief of staff of the Army,
has arrived In Manila Gen. Mcln
tyre was ordered to visit the Philip
pines by the Secretary of War to
make a special inspection of the vari
ous departments of the insular gov
ernment.
B. F. KEITH'S 25.
Duly;;g s?. js h.i>. v,f
One of Thou "Tear'* Best" Bills.
MONCOM BROS.?Charlea
and Their Dancing Meseoni Family.
FRANK DOBSON Jk CO..
Presenting: "The Slrru.'*
Kate Elinor# * Sam WiUiaais. Farr ft
Farland. Dorothy Shoemaker & 0*. Eddie
Foyer. Wilton Sister*. Cheng & Rosie
Heey. "Topics of the Day." Other Laugh
ing Hits.
Dardanella JAZZ
COHCERT BV THE
Columbia Suiphone Sextette
AND THE
Baroness Rouskaya
Celebrate Racalan-Freach
Danrrr, at Ike
SHFBERT-GARRICK THEATER,
SUNDAY, F-KB. 22 at 3i30.
Tickets: >1.00, $1.30, ?2.00.
At 1221 F St. and Theater.
The Younger
Generation
BY
William ButlerYeats
Irish Poet and Playwright
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY It.
8:1S P.M.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
Tickets SOr
Oflk-e Washington Society of the Kiae Arts
18th and New York ave.
POLI'S THEATER
Saaday. Feb. 22, 3:30.
EMMY DESTINN
NATIONAL THEATER
rhnr.. Feb. 2tt, 4
FOKINE AND FOKINA
POLI'S THEATER
March 8. 4:30.
EUGENE YSAYE
March 19. 4 >30.
FLONZALEY QUARTET
JOSEPH LHEVINNE,Pianist
March 22. 4:30.
MME. LOUISE HOMER and
MISS LOUISE HOMER
March 29, 4:30.
TITTA RUFFO
All ticket*, $1 to CI, now on sale
at 1221 r at. Phone Mala 30SC.
S^=*ANNOlN(iN(r A
CONCERT
EXTRAORDINARY
On the Afternooa of
SUNDAY, FEB. 29
BELASCO
4 MASTERS OF THE PIANO
LEVITZKI
ORNSTEIN
RUBENSTEIN
GODOWSKI
rickcts ?l to S3. Sale atarta to
morrow at ARTHUR JORDAN
PIANO CO., 13th aad G ata. aw.
SEATS NOW ON SALE FOR
Tetrazzini
ly Authorised Appearance in Washisgl
Fritz Kreisler
Mabel Garrison
Kri Greene's Concert Bureau ia
DROOP'S, 13th aad 0.
TONIGHT at 8:20
MttLTtari.
rjHWIlT
JnUCTKM
A. H. WOODS fnmmmtm
THEDA BARA
(la Prrm)
In ? ifokni Dnu lalllM
?THK BLUE FLAIR*
7 Om. V. Habart u4
KBIT SrXDAT?SEATS WOW
SPECIAL MAT. MOltDAT,
WAIMINGTOK'I BIRTHDAY
A. H. WOODS Fmmta
A Frtnlraa Faro* of Feaalatea
FolklM.
UP IN
MABEL'S ROOM
With Tkne IitWMHU* fmww
HAZEL DAWN, WALTER JONES,
JOHN ARTHUR ?U ENID
D LOEWS ?
PalacE
HO a.
TODAT AND ALL
WALLACE
REID
IN
Ml
DOUBLE SPEED"
|?TI0NIL TONIGHT, Ki20
Mats. Wri * Sat.
CHARLES FROHBAN Freaenta
ELSIE FERGUSON
In a New Play by Arnold Boanott
SACRED AND PROFANE LOTS
Br Arrangement with DarU Belaaeo
>KXT WEEK SKATS THURSDAY
ANGEL
CSW FACE
The George W. Lederer Pniuttoa at
Victor Herbert's Maaieal
r?ai<r
Tuesday, 4:30 nun^
PHILADELPHIA
ORCHESTRA
LmhM Stokowakl. C??i?e?w
Sololata
Olara SaaaaraB, H?wl4
Oaalp Gatriltwllaih
Tha K?h Priaataaa of BoAara loaf
EVA
GAUTH1ER
The Froarh Oknadlaa Soprano.
In an nnoanal program taeludtag Caaadiaa,
Japanese and Malay folk acmga.
Thursday, 8:30 JSBTL.
Tlfkela. T. Arthur Saalth, IS? O St.
THELMA GIVEN
Aaerteu Vlaltaiat
La teat aanaatloo from tha Aoar School
at Vlollnlata.
Friday, 4:30
Tick eta, S3.00. HA |LH
T. Artksr tailtk, IM9 O mt.
Lut Concert ThU
N. Y. Symphony Orchestra
WALTER DABROSOB. OoaAactor.
Salaiat:
Florence Eaaton
Sopraaa?Bat. and Soottl OaaraOa.
Tuesday, 4:30
? Tlrkrta. lUt, SX ?
,a- a??
AMUSEMENTS.
?? RIALTO ?
juwtm at g
It A. M.?All Week?tl P. M.
Firtt National KxbOritort
Pretcnt
KATHERINE
MacDONALD
"The American Beauty"
In robert w. chamac
THE
TURNING
POINT I
Overture "FantV
Violin Bote.."AUce Bhus Govm"
imrrH Birr, d and b
11 A. M.?All Week?11 P. M.
Paramount-Art craft Special
Production
MARK
TWAIN'S
GREATEST STORY
HUCKLEBERRY
FINN
* '
Early Attendance Advised
ISSTRANDIl
ninth at i
11 A. Ms?All Week?11 P. M.
/. Btuurt Blackton Prewnt*
9 A7TD ?
G ROBERT 1Uf
ordoIN
?IV?
RESPECTABLE
BY PROXY
A Clean, Spicy Romance
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
SHUBERTGARRICK THEATER
F Slrfft at 7th.
17 NOW PLAY1MG
THE LAST OF THE CRUSADERS
WITH
ALLENBY
IN
PAIESTINE
THE ARABIA > 1VIOHT*' ETTERTAWHUCTT
WHICH TOOK LONDOUT AND NEW YORK BY 9TORS
Ths authentic motion picture and eye witness story of the
capture of Jerusalem and the liberation of Holy Arabia, described
by Lowell Thomas in person. The greatest success ever known
in America and Europe on the speaking stage and moving picture
screen. Already enjoyed by over 1.000,000 people.
EverT a? Si30?Matinees TOMORROW. Tkmrs. A Mat. at IiM
Prleea, Evealaffa?Me to 12. POflilr Mala, 2Se t? II
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT
TODAY'S BEST
II* WASHINGTON'S FOREMOST THEATERS
MCRANDALL'S P ST. AT TENTH ??
ETR0P0LITA N
TODAY AND ENTIRE WEEK
PAUUNE FREDERICK
la a Pletarisa tioa of Edgar Saltns' Mystery Novel
"THE PAL1SER CASE"
Coaiedy?Current Events?-Johason Travelogae?1Topics
?f tile Day?Overture, ?'Merry Wives o( Windsor."
mm CRANDALL'S 18th * Colombia Rd. A
Knickerbocker
TODAY, BEGINNING AT ?|30 P.M.
LOUISE GLAUM in The Lone Wolf's Daughter
A Varied Assortment of Exceptioaal Subaidiarles
Special Film Features
CRAMDALL'S V'."'"
TODAY AN1> TOMORROW?D. W. GRIF
FITHS "SCARLET PATS."
YORK THEATER
Ga. Ave. A <taebee St.
TODAY?ALICE LAKE, io "SHOULD A
WOMAN TELL"
TOMORROW?DOROTHY DALTON, In HIS
WIFE'S FRIKND."
14th
CRANDALL'S
EUTE
I. Ave.
Street and R.
BLANCHE SWEET. In
"A WOMAN OF PLEASURE."
REGENT ROBERT ANDERSON.
18th * OS1. sts. ?'COMMON PROPERTY.'^
NEW STANTON
6th * 0 SU. N.E. 6:15, 8:00 and >:30 P.M.
BRYANT WASHBURN, in
in -TOO MUCH JOHNSON."
RAPHAEL
9th and O 8tm. N. W.
DOROTHY DALTON, iu
"HIS WIFET8 FRIEND '
IRE
?11 H St. N.E.
TOM MIX
In His Greatest Picture.
'THE SPEED MANIAC'
AMERICAN
lat St. and R. I. Ave.
MAY ALLISON, in
in "FAIR AND WARMER."
FTRFRTY Narth Capitol and F Sta.
L1L>L.I\1 1 BERT LYTELL and HAZEL
DAtVN, in "THE LONE WOLF.
riDri CPROURAMCON8ISTKNTL1 UOOU
LUVUX 2106 Pa. An. Ph. W. 963.
BNID BENNETT. in "THE
TUB SUITCASE." Rolin
Holmes Travelogue.
REVERE Ga-Ave- "* p"rk *?"*
WOMAN IN
Comedy and
WM. 8. HART, in
"TUB COLD DfeiCK."
DUMBARTON
1349 WUronaln Ave.
JACK FI OK FORD, in
BILL APPERSONS BOY.**
?LYRIC=
LAST DAY
ALICE BRADY in
"THE FEAR MARKET"
a Mack Hennett Comedy,
"HIS BABY DOLL."
NEW NAVY
8th St. * Pa* Ave. 9 JL
EDTTH ROBERTS, in
??THE TRIFLERS."
HOME
Special! Special!
ALICE JOYCE in
"SLAVES OF PRIDE
PRINCESS
JAMES K. HACKETT and |
EFFIE SHANNON in
"ASHES OF LOVE"
TOMORROW?EI^JIE FERGUSON. in
"THE WITNESS FOR THE DEFENSE.'
CAROLINA
Today and Tomorrow ?
Special! Special!
(First Southeast Showing).
ALICE BRADY in
Her First Biff Realart Special
"THE FEAR MARKET
OLYMPIC
?LEADER^
?th St. Above E.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
ALBERT RAY and ELINOR FAIR, in
"VAGABOND LUCK"
CRANDALL'S
METROPOLITAN
F Street at IMk
10DAY AND ALL WEEK?PAULINE FRED
ERICK. in "THE PALISER CASE." And
SUNSHINE COMEDY. "HER NAUGHTY
WINK."
CDANHAH'C KNICKERBOCKER
tKAnUALLJ 18th St. at Cel. Rd.
TODAY AND TOMORROW? UH'ISE GLAUM
in "THE LONE WOLF S DAUGHTER."^
CRANDALL'S Tfce"t" 9,h * E st*;
TODAY?BLANCHE SWEET, in "FIGHT
ING CREH8Y."
TOMORROW?THEDA KARA, in "CLEO
PATRA."
"savoy THEATER
14th St. aad Cel. Rd.
TODAY AND TOMORROW?NORMA TAL
MADC.E, in "SHB LOVES AND LIES."
AVENUE GRAND
MS Pa. Ave. S.E.
MAT. 2 P.M. DAILY: .1 P.M. SUNDAY.
TODAY AND TOMORROW?NORMA TAL
MADGE, In "SHE LOVES AND LIES."
CRANDALL'S
CRANDALL'S
tfAVETYSte.
BEN WELCH
aad hla all-s
REVUE
Xmxt W?*V?'
rt. Anuriaa.'
KEDTALD
WERRENRATH
National Tksatsr, Thursday, Fab. It, 4:30.
Seats now on sale at Mrs. Greene's Concert
Bureau, in Droop's, 13th and G ati.
4
AMUSEMENTS
Strict Oiiior?s??f Popalar Prlrn.
ARCADE
JITH AND rtRh ROAD
Brilliant
CARNIVAL
TONIGHT
A RIOT OF FCN
PERFECT SS
DANCING EVERY WEEK NIGHT.
*U0 <? 13
SHNBERT-IELASCO Dtrectiesllsssra.
Tonlgit !:? Kit Wed. I N
AKTKTO KLEDt Pnauti
"EVERY LITTLE THINQ"
A RACY FUNPT5ST
A Now Farce by Wilaon Colllson
Co-Author of '010 in M&ble'a
Room" a oil 'The Girl In
tha Hmoualna."
Next| Walter Hampden tSsata
Sun. 'in "Oeerre Wuhlnfton" Thar.
Gold Mmr Prlsri S Msbts Kerb
prize" dancing" contest
For Ckanflnukly?Moilar. Oae
?t???Wfdnfrtijr, Fo*-Tro??
Friday. Waits?Dlatrlrt of
Colnbla?IPSO
Tryowts?E*ery Mondjir. Wedaea
fay and Friday, atartlas Feb. 3
lad rlMlif Feb. ST. 3 primes each
? 1KbI. FIN A LS? Moaday. March
I at, 3 valaable priors. oaly open to
ivtaaera of prlaea oa tbo 13 alBbts.
Opea to all. 3S prlaea. KierrMd;
roar, Daaclag week algbta. 8:3a
GREATER PENN GARDENS
Peaaa. Are. at Slat St. N.W.
The floor of warble and slaaa
lver eleetrte ll(kli. Popalar prleea.
Strict eeaaor. Very relaed. foie.
Braaa Baad?Twice Dally?
la Aarrto'a Flaeat Areaa
S-K-A-T-I-N-G
coliseum
Popalar Prioae. Reined. Polite lastrscteri.
Plan Your February 2Jrd Holiday
to See the Beautiful
CAVERNS OF LURAY.
la the Famed Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
Miles of Subterranean Splendor
Shown by Electric Light
See the Beautiful Stereograph
Views and (let Descriptive
Booklet Free at
"Ask Mr. Foster" Store
503 14th St- N.W.
DANCING.
arcade stcdio.
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