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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1919.
12
T DEFICIE
BILLGOESTOHQUSE
The first deficiency appropriation
bill for the. fiscal year 1920 was re
ported to the House yesterday by the
House
Deficiency Committee,
amount recommended in the
The
bill is J14.1S4.704.67. which is $3,567.-
777.27 less than the amount of the
estimate considered by the commit
tee. The appropriations agreed on fol
low: Civil Service Commission, $50,000;
Federal Trade Commission, $150,000;
Smithsonian Institution, $29,618.68;
State Department. $490,000; Treasury
Department, $5,046,471.11: War De
partment, $457,406.24; National Sol
diers' Home. $22,000; Panama canal,
$150,000: Interior Department. $148,
784.75; Postal Service. $450,000; De
partment of Justice. $1,579,000;
United States Courts, $794,382.59; Ag
ricultural Department. $2,500,000; De
partment of Commerce. $1,839,772.50;
Department of Labor. $275,072.04;
House of Representatives, $199,306.56;
Government Printing Office. $2,500.
-3165 Mea sad Women last Teas"
ACCOUNTANCY
Oldest School In City.
DeKree-GrantiBjr Powers.
Prepares for C. P. A. t Bust
Ben. PREPARATORY
Accredited Baals. Lay and Eve
Blag Grade High School.
DRAFTING
Architectural I
Mrhanlcal f.0 P
COMMERCIAL
Greet: Shorthandt$3S per mo.
Bookkeeping-, Typewriting.
Other Coarses Balletia Krce
17386 St N.W.V 11 A A
Main 8251 I.IHaUll.
NATIONAL CITY SCHOOL
73 Fifteenth Street Northwest
Oae-Balf block north of Treasury
Offers competent -Instruction in All depart
ment, and solicits the patronage 01
erious-mlnded students who are seeking
practical Buiiness Training at a fair rate
of tuition.
SHORTHAND. TYPEWKIT2SC. BOOK
KEEPING, PRIVATE SKCKKTAIUAL
TRAINING.
Individual Instruction in Shorthand.
Short-time Courses in Touch Typewriting-
Review Classes in Arithmetic.
Special Course in Business Letter Writing.
Beginning Class la Business Vocabulary.
English Spelling Penmanship.
Shorthand Flotation Civil Service.
Students under 15 years of age not ac
cepted. No larjre classes only a limited
number of students will be enrolled for
each department.
Day and Night Kesfcloas.
15
WOOD'S
SCHOOL
311 K. Capitol St.
Shorthand
, Typewriting
Civil Service
Bookkeepinc
Bar Nljtht '
First in Location.
First in EfEciency. m
--First in the hearts of its Stu
dents. Our instructors have an average
experience of 12 years.
If you are interested in Civil
Service it will pay you to enter
oht new class now forming.
-No Failures," Is the Motto of Our
Teachers
From 90 to 98 is the average
attained by many.
Over 1,000 Students Last Year.
Ratcnt 6 month, day. S60; night, $30
35th Year. Tel. Lincoln 28.
au27-tf
United States College of
Velcrmwy Surgeons
Opens September 15th.
Day and Evening Classes.
Fear years course leading to the degree ot
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
Collese equipped with every facility tor
study and practical application ot Veteri
nary subjects under trained professor.
Study a crowing- profession In which there
is a bic and Increasing demand tor practi
tioners.
H. Stanley Gamble, D. V. S Deanl
Call or write far catalogue.
222 C Street N. W. I
Wasnlngtoa. D. C. j
au2a-m.w.f-19t j
CJtVIL sKKVICJS hfct-F-lslKl)CTOK-. j
rTlce. tz. rb&nJUAna, sji u si. -'. ".
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' HOWABD UNIVERSITY.
J. STANLEY'DUBKEE. A. M.. Ph. D..
President.
EMMETT J. SCOTT. A M.. LL.D..
Secretary-Treasurer.
Registration September 27 1919 Uni
versity opena September :v, 131.
For further information, address
THE HOWARD UN1VKRSITT.
Washington. O C.
autS-JOt
THE PEIRCE-ORME SCHOOL
OF NATURAL EDUCATION
Kindergarten & Primary Grades
Rhythmic IJanclBK trench
Opens Sept. 15th
6 Dapoat Circle. 1'hunr Kraakliw 35-1S.
ACCOUNTANCY cVa.
The highest paid profession taught tbor
ugb!y in a few months of home study fcy
new system, under ne guidance uiln. f.
Aa.
International Accountants Society.
Franklin OJ9 618 Colorado BU.f.
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LAKE SCHOOL
STEXOGRAt-HY AND TYrEWKlTINO
Best Courses Individual Instruction.
4IT-J Southern Bldg Phone Main 7 m
tnnSff-tr
I
The Catholic University of
America
Law. philosophy. letters nd science.
elrlU mechanical, electrical, chemical and
architectural enineerlnc. accountancy and
business administration.
Opening- of fall terra chanced to Septem
ber 30.
ADDRESS THE REGISTRAR.
aslTftt
DRn.T.EBT BUSINESS COIXEOE KK;
cords twenty-Hve yers of noccemfnl
teaching. Ask Dad, he knows. 15
Washington Montessori School
Children's House. 3840 Kalorama ltd.
Primary DepU 1525 .th St.
CHILDREN 38 YEARS OF AGE
Children carod for until 6 o'clock.
Xleopens "th Year. Wed. Oct 1. 1919.
Apply
ANNE J- BLACKWOOD. Secretary.
1505 35tb SL N.W.
'".est 3 IS
s2-30t
NY
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MHHHHBHHMMMMh i . m i
DENY BIG ALIEN
EXODUS IN 1918
Deploring the "hysteria that exists
in relation to emigration," Anthony
Caminettl, commissioner general of
immigration, issued a statement to
day showing that only 102,513 for
eigners have left the m United States
since the armistice and a total of
only 123.522 during the twelve months
ended June 30, 1919.
For the five years ended June 30,
1919, 618,223 emigrants departed, as
compared with 1,172.079 Immigrant
arrivals for the same period, the
statement points out, an excess of ar
rivals over departures of 554,456.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY
GETS. YEAR IN MIL
Nicholas "Webb, charged with rob
bing Mrs. Mercy Allen, at her home in
Georgetown, was sentenced to a year
in Jail by Judge John P. McMahon. jn
the United States branch of Police
Court, yesterday.
Webb, it was alleged, entered the
residence of Mrs. Allen, grabbed her
by the throat and took $10 rom her.
Prepare Now
to help us meet the great and
growing demand for Stenogra
phers, Bookkeepers. Typists and
Clerks.
tf Unusual business activity pre
sents unusual opportunities to
youiuj men and young women to
procure attractive positions. Early
registration is requested.
Stray
ers
Business College
6ta & P Streets, wasalagtoa, D. a.
Fully Accredited by the National
Association of Accredited Commer
cial Schools.
Branch School:
Washington Business
and Civil Service School
1317 New York A venae
P. J. HARMAN, Principal.
Phone Main 3430 or Main 4304.
se-30t
NATIONAL SCHOOL
FINE & APPLIED ART
FELIX MAHOMY, DIRECTOR
1505 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Ope as October 1st.
Day and Evening Classes
Sead far Catalog.. Mala 1780
(Register Now.)
Washington Business College
POTEET WHTTMOBE, Preps.
Shorthand, Typewriting. Bookkeepinc.
Civi; Service a Specialty.
fS2l O ST. X W.
PHONE. MAIN 9171.
teS'SOt
Washington College of Law,
Co-Educational.
Twenty-fourth year opens September 21.
at 7 p. m.
TUITION. 7 PER ANNUM.
Sessions at either ('SO or 6:30 p ta.
Office hours, 10 to, 8:10.
J 317 SBW YUKK AVS-
Phons Mala tSIS
auM.m
EMERSON INSTITUTE
Franklin 4463 1740 P St. N.W.
DAT AND EVENING SCHOOL
Fall semester opens for registra
tion Sept. 10th, I9th New classes be
ein in all subjects Sept. 17th. College
Preparatory. Government Academies,
U. S. Diplomatic and Consular Service.
WINSLOW H. RANDOLPH.
A. McD. CRA-WFORD,
Principals
Women's Department
CLASSES BEGIN SCPT. 1TH
Evening school only, prepares for
colleges and professional schools.
NOT CO-EDUCATIONAL
seJ-Ut
Georgetown University
The Law School
Session of 1910-1920 begins October 1.
1910. at 6:30 p. m.
Law School Offices open dally from
9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for registration and
consultation.
uutiii J. fi:c;a'. m. a., i,l. b rh. d., '
Assistant Dean
Crrtrpetorrn Lavr School Balldlnc,
&00 L; at. ..W. Telephone 31. 72S0.
e:-'',t
riRST GK.'DE CU1I Serrlre examination
for 'Ce..-.tui Office Octoi r IS: tuition
.or ntlre course for this examination
S3. THE Cl'IL. SKIT iCE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL S E. cur i:th and F sts. Phon
Franklin :050 Jyll-tf
The New
Georgetown Prepara
tory School,
Garrett Park, Md.
Uoaruius school add country day liool
for boys Opena Sept. If. 1313 Jesuit ays
tern of education and tratnlns. New build
ings on Rockvllle rd , Oarreu Park. Md.
eight miles from White House Connected
with Washington by H. Sc O. railroad and
by Rockville nd Washington Street Ry.
J-or further Information, address
OFFICE OF HEAD MASTER,
Georgetown Preparatory School,
Garrett Park, Md.
auSf.Itt
ST. ALBANS
The National Cathedral School for Boys
Country Day and Boarding School. New
. pen-sir school room for boys I to 10
ears of age. Reopens Wednesday, Sept.
r4. 1913. Bishop of Washington. Presi
dent Board or Trustees. William H.
Church. Head Master. Phone Clev. 470.
eel-SSt
BANDITS TAKE TWO
AMERICANS,REPORT
The American embassy at Mexico
City Is Investigating an unconfirmed
report that two Americans, named
Jones and Ferguson, of Tamplco. were
captured b ybanditft. who blew up a
train on the railroad between San
Luis Potosi and Tampico. the State
Department announced today. The
information reached the department
from -San Luis Potosi and was im
mediately, communicated to the
American cmbaany.
OIHO LABOR FAVORS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Sept. 2. Tho
executive board of the State Federa
tion of Labor was, on record today as
favoring the adoption of the League
of Nations a3 presented to. Congress
I by President Wilson.
George
Washington
University
Chartered By Congress, 1821
Coeducational
College Year Begins Septem
ber 24
Arts and Sciences, .Engineering.
Education. Medicine.
Dentist,ry. Law.
Pull day courses and late
afternoon courses. . Over one
hundred classes in all college
and engineering subjects meet
at 5:10 and 60 I. M.
Catalogues and other Informa
tion at 2023 Ci Street.
Telephone Vet 1649.
The Temple School
Shorthand.
Typewriting.
Encllih. Civil
service.
1417 G Street N. W.
Phone Main 3258
ae33Ct
Goazaga College High School
Under Direction ot Jesuit Fathers.
North Capitol and Eye Streets N XT.
Military Drill under United States Army
Officer. 98th Year commencii Monday
Sept. IS. 1911.
Send for Catalogue.
an28-30t
George Washington University
LAW SCHOOL
CO-EDCCATIONAT.
j Bectns 65th Year Sept. 24. 10 10.
Ueraber Association American Law Schools
Strict standards. Instruction by most
I approved methods. ilixtmum credit br
f other law schools.
Forenoon classes 3 to 11 win be resumed.
Afternoon claases. 6:10 to 6:50. and op.
tlonal early morning classes. 7:50 to 8:0.
fpr employed students. Hours of Instruc
tion especially advantageous to students In
Government employ.
aul8-6ft
PREPARATION FOR UNIVERSITY. lan-
i guages, mathematics, science: Civil Ser
j1ce and consular examinations, both
sexes; moderate. COLUMBIA UNIVER
jSITT 8CHOOL. 907 11th ht. N 'lvt'li
! 2-frl.sa.su.mo-tf
The Lad Gale-Barber School A hprclal
1 home and day school for young girls
I from 7 to 16 years; special courses n
music, fine and Industrial arts. 1814 Bel
mont road N. W. North 6737. llary Oale
Davi,. Pd M . Principal. se7.30t
I1TI0H1L SCHOOL oJSOCKL RESEARCH
Keguter .ow. CIasies Started.
lay and evening courses to meet
special needs of Federal emplojej as
determined by surveys of -iducnticnal
preferences
Classes at 10 and 11a.m.:, 1,5. V.
and 1p.m. . . , ,
.F.aSh Co0" Two Hours a Week.
1314 Mass. ave. N. W. Phone Main 540.
War Camp Community Service Club
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se3-sot
MUSICAL
Qwa8&8si8eoftoec808
Washington
Conservatory
of Music
'1408 New Hampshire Ave.,
Adjoining Dupont Circle
Augmented Faculty
Primary Department For
Children
Special Terms of 20
for $20
Lessons
Summer Rates Continued During
September
Franklin 4166
Catalogue on Request
9d9e03S9S3e99eo
WASHINGTON
ti-'i'.'in
Conn. A.e COLLEGE
a "-!Th OF MUSIC
NOW OPEN
TREE SCHOLARSHIPS
Send for Kml Infurma'j.jn.
s10-:ot
OUT-OF-TOWN SCHOOLS
A IRGINIA.
Wills Brook Academy
A modern
horrm srhm .
for children. Offars a thorough physical
; rnentsl, moral, military and musical train
inc for college or business L'ndrr Chris
tian masters located at th bnii of th
Blut Rldfe, near Washington. D C Moil
era equipment Healthful Srenery hu-
i Mtul Va . Btuemont Address J C Beatty.
Htad Master. II
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DANNIE WARD, one of
the few American ac
tresses who went abroad
to entertain Uncle Sam-'s
doughboys. She is now
appearing in Paris.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Society Women Use
New Wrinkle Remover
Since the discovery that a solution
of ordinary saxolitc and witch haael
has a peculiar effect upon wrinkled
skins, it has been learned tht many
prominent society women all over the
country have used this simple home
treatment with great success. The
formula Is: powdered saxolitc, one
ounce, dissolved in witch hazel, one
half pint. Uso daily as a wash lotion.
The beneficial action of this wash
is felt at once. There's art agreeable
refreshing sensation and feeling of
exhilaration. Flabblness and all wrin
kles are immediately affected, and
the kin soon becomes firmer and
more youthful looking. No woman
need hesitate to get the ingredients
at the drug store and make the rem
edy herself, for there arq no harmful
effects whatever.
HOW DOOTOBS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Stop in Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With Calotabs, the
PuriGed and Refined Calomel
Tablets that arc Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.
Doctors have found by experience
that no medicine for colds and influ
enza can be depended upon for full
effectiveness until the liver is made
thoroughly active. That is why the
first step In the treatment is the
new. nausealess calomel tablet
called Calotabs. and which arc free
I from the ? icheninp; and wcakeninpr
effects of the old style calomel. Doc
tors also point out the fact that an
active liver may co a lonp way to
wards nrrventinc influenza and Is
one of tiie most Important factors in
enabling tho patient to successfully
withstand an attack anil ward off
pneumoyla.
One t alotab on the tongue at bed
time, with a. swallow of water that's
Jl. No salts, no nausp.i nor the
shcTrsyu interference with vour
eatirnr. sie-aaure or work. Next
morning y.iir cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system Is
purified, and you are feeling fine,
with a hearty appetite for break
fast. Druggists sell Calotabs only
in original sealed packages, price
thirty five rents. Your monev will
be cheerfully refunded if you do not
find them delightful.
tmXMEB EMM
IUED BLOOO
l'lir Kind that l'ute. Kosr Into the
(hrekn of oni'-n nnd llrlpn f.lve
Korrr, Strcnctli nnil ( ouriiRp to Men.
n.OOfl.OOO people onp it nn n tonic.
MtrrnKth and Mood-builder.. 1)1
prnneI U- nil Koor drusrclata.
wainn,
.11 IVH. I '1 . 1" - W "131 101 mnieMIUHIUl.JI. 2
I $2.75 Philadelphia
And KKTl'RN
War Tax -- Cents Additional
$2.50 Chester
And RKTl'RN
War Tax JO iVnts Additional
- S2.25 Wilmington
l And RETrR.V
fe Uar Tax IS Cen.-. Additional
Sunday, September 14
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
.sp'i ial :ra!n u-ill Irave Va.sh
. .ipi on 1'i.ion Station 7.0." a. in.
lt luinit'S' loivo 1'Iladolphla
7:. 50 p. i.i aii: '-' Soe flyers.
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THE EAGLE
AMERICAN-CHINESE
RESTAURANT
316 Ninth St. N. W.
Business Lunch 45c, 11 to 2 Dulj
h'wrlal Dinner. 5:00 to 8 V. AX.
ftonuay lilliner. 11:30 A. M. to o 1. If.
Telephone Franklia 7714
This coming autumn, well we ween,
Be she a shopgirl or a queen,
If she would be of stylish mien.
Each dame will don the gabardine.
So say smart dressers of the screen.
By MARGARET ROUE.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12. Why go
to Paris for your fashion hints, when
In California you can so easily tell
tho forecasts of the mode by the
stars movie stars, of course whose
film fashions picture the latest
wrinkles evolved by French design
ers almost oven before Parisiennes
get on to them. Out In Hollywood,
where the stars do move in their
Universal orbits, to say nothing of
Paramount, Pathe, and Goldwyn
courses, the Paris decree has the
cinema sanction that the 1019 model
maid and matron will meet the first
tang of autumn In garb of gabardine.
This sounds so different from the
Inevitable serge In which sheuias re
pelled the first coolness of divers
preceding falls. Yet so alike are serge
and its first cousin, gabardine, and
Its second cousin tricotine, that only
a close scrutiny can distinguish these
three twilled triplets apart But oh,
what that subtle little difference
docs mean to the fickle feminine!
Though last year's serge frock be
smart and chic, atill she will die of
chagrin till she grabs a gabardine.
Anvthlner to cet awav from the
navy blue serge that has shown which
way the fashionable autumn winds
blew for so long a time. Though the
gabardine does not surge far from Its
family resemblance to serge, at least
It is drawing the color line. With
Joyous abandon. It abandons the blues
and goes In strongly for all shades of
tan and brown. In spite of, prohibi
tion, fashion does seem to have a
dark-brown taste, this fall. Of course,
"blue will not be doffed completely,
but It will run second to the brown
shades this year even though it is
guaranteed not to run. Gabardine of
black, too, promises a dark future,
even as our past has been dark with
black satin all the summer.
Many new touches differentiate the
modish gabardine frock from Its rele
gated relative, the serge of yester
year. .Braid all ways and always will
hind it and band it and run it round
and round. Mamie hiay not be therejl
with her hair In a braid, but her gab
ardine frock will be braided enough
to make up for the deficiency.
Even the bottoms of the not-too-long
- not - too - short - but-aways-f ull
skirts are 'braid bound instead of
hemmed. Braid finishes seams in
seemingly fashjon. picks out pockets
and outlines collars. Braided designs
of lavish ornateness also ornament
the more elaborate frocks, and frogs
of braid, animating many a skirt and
bodice, have jumped high Into fash
able favor. Galloon galore, which
after all is a sort of glorified braid,
brightens with its dull gold the brown
shaded gabardines particularly. The
high light of a yoke or gulinpe of
organdie or batiste adds a frivolous
and softening touch arounr the face
on the black or blue models, while
batiste or net In ecru tone does the
same for the tan, vbrown or henna
models.
$10,000 A DAY TO
KEEP U. S. 'DRY'
Palmer Tells Congress Laws
Will Be Farce Without Ade
quate Appropriation.
Enforcement of national prohibition
laws will cost the Government $10,000
a day. Attorney General Palmer has
informed the House Appropriations
Committee.
In testimony before the committee.
Palmer warned that the prohibition
law would become a farce unless Con
gress granted adequate appropriations
for its enforcement.
"If you are going to make a farce
of prohibition, let it go. and let people
do what they please," the Attorney
General said, "but If you want me to
enforce it I must have ammunition. I
must be armed to do it."
The greatest problem in liquor en
forcement has been found to be In the
big cities. Palmer said, the smaller
places apparently obeying the law
with little Government pressure.
"For Instance, take this New York
city situation." he said. "I sometime?
think that New York not only doe
not believe the country is dry now,
but does not believe that it will over
be dry. 1 cannot go much further in
New York city, after the recent ar
rests without additional funds."
ORDERED TO SELL "JOY CAR."
MILWAUKEE. Sept. 12. Because
his wife testified that her husband
used his automobile for joy rides with
other women. Wardner Simpson was
told by the court to sell the car and
make up. He did.
AMUSEMENTS
SHUBERT-BELASCO
Direction Messrs. Shubert.
last :.
TIMES
GEE! THAT'S A GREAT SHOW!!
PRESIDENT WILSON
Would Enjoy
A LIFETIME LAUGH
If He Were Here to See
"DOUBLE HARNESS"
.NOT SIrK WASHINGTON CROSSED
THE DELAWARE HAS A COMEDY
1IEE HO COMIC
Ily Mnurlvr Mjii-Um nnd
Kduard A. l'nulton
One Week
Htnrtlnir
Monday Night
GAUO
CfOMIC
OPERA CO.
America Representative
omlc Oprrn Organization
With
HANA SHIMOZUMI
JEFFERSON DE ANGELIS
and
WILLIAM DANFORTH
Chorus of 50 and Concert
Orchestra
GABARDIN
SOWS
WAY W I BLOWS
BRONZE BAS-RELIEF
GIVEN TO MERCIER
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. One of the
many gifts which Cardinal Me'rcler
will carry back homo with him Is a
bas-relief entitled "Belgium and
Jesus Wept," the work of Onorlo
Ruotolo, the New York sculptor
whoso recently completed bust of the
noted prelate, which he calls "The
Prince of Sorrow," attracted world
wide attention.
Ruotolo completed the bas-relief
for the special purpose of giving it
to Cardinal Mercler. It is cast in
bronze ana shows a pain-racked fig
ure of Christ, weeping, with head
turned aside. In the background a
procession of bowed Belgian widows
and orphans pass by, while above the
figures hover the dark clouds of war.
Tho young sculptor had intended to
personally present the bronze to Car
dinal Mercler. but a few days before
the prelate arrived Ruotolo was
stricken seriously ill and was forced
AMUSEMENTS
(TODAY'S BEST
IK WASHINGTON'S
m m CRAMIALL'S F ST. AT TENTH H
Metropolitan
X.AST TWO DAYS
EUGENE O'BRIEN
la the Crentcat Plctaxe Selsalclc Ever Made,
"THE PERFECT LOVER"
LARRY SEMON la "BETWEEN" THE ACTS."
GROTTO OUTING NEWS SYMPHONY.
Knickerbocker
last DAY
CATHERINE CALVERT in
"The Career of Catherine Bush"
COHEDY SY3IPHONY CURRENT EVENTS
ll toEW's II
PALACE -
THEATERS
2
ONLY
REMAIN OF THE SENSATIONAL PRESENTA
TION OF AMERICA'S SCREEN CYCLONE
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
IN THE GREATEST TRIUMPH OF HIS CAREER
'HIS MAJESTY, THE AMERICAN'
THE STUPENDOUS CAST INCLUDES -
MARJORIE DAW, FRANK CA3IPEAC, SAM SOTHERN
NOT JUST A PICTURE A SENSATION
jlg zzzzzzzl
117,350
WASHINGTON1ANS
TO DATE HA F. SEE
MARY PICKFORD'S
GREATEST
SWEETEST
First National Attraction
LAST 2 DAYS
SEE IT TODAY
Oil PERHAPS NEVER
POLI'S
5 Shows Dnllj 1, 3. 5. T30 & 030
oniea to Washington, bringing
Youth. Loc. Springtime. Joj.
Lnusutcr nnd Melody. Opening
tir Ucixrlir S-ion at
ifVf TW 'an' Etc. All
k$JJjJLt$ Week t SO
.fHLTliERX Mats. Thur. A.
.tfrfRACriCWS Sar
The Smart Mimical Comedy
Prices EvenlnRB, 50c to SU.OO
Mat.. ."50c to 51.3"
DANCING
satnrday Mcht From 8 to 12 iSc
HCNT'S TLKASLRE PARK.
Huntuvillc. Md., Ma W. R. & A. Trln.
t-.-. 14th and N. Y. Ave. 7 :0S. 8:03. 0:05
P. M.
IJ:M
IteturnlnB 0:24. 11:30 p. M.
1:01 . M. Refreshments.
GAYETY 9th below F St.
JOE HURTIN Alt New
Bowery Burlesquers
With
nil.LV FOSTER nnd
Uii.i.1 r vraxK IIARCOURT.
nACDAiI
TODAY
PHdCPHLI. 3:30 P. M.
Washington vs. Detroit
Downtown tlclcei oioce. oia
Open from 8 SO a m. to 1 p. m.
14th st.
LYCEUnfl2 BURLESQUE
PACE MAKERS
SMOKING PKILM1TTED
I ir&'tiriisaireii
IIIfEWPklBS
to undergo aa abdominal, operation.
A committee of Italian priests handl
ed Cardinal Mercler the baarrelief.
Ruotolo has executed many typea
that have been pronounced excelleat
by experts.
MOST YANKS CAME
HOME ON U. S. SHIPS
s
Eighty-five per cent of the troops
returned from the A. E. F. came home
-n United States vessels, the War De
triment has anounced.
British ships took to France 49 per
cent of the A. IS. F. They brought
back only 8 per cent.
PROFIT SHARING WILL END
U. S. UNREST, SAYS PERKINS
NEW YORK, Sept. 12. Profit shar
ing as a means of allaying the unrest
now prevalent In American Indus
tries was advocated here today by
George W. Perkins in an address to
the National Civic Federation.
AMUSEMENTS
I
ATTRACTIONS!
FOREMOST THEATERS
COLUMBIA
DAYS
N
ATIONAL"0.
John Cort Offers
Another Feast of Fun and Frir
olity in the Musical Comedy
. Sensation
LISTEN LESTER
With ADA MAH TVEEVS
and New York Cast of 40
Starting Sunday Seat Selling
ENORMOUS ATTRACTIOX
MUSICAL GALLOP IX THBEE
ID3ATS. EXTITLED
l7J.t-.mi3B ft kN
By fcdgar Allan Woolf. Music by Albert
Von Tllzer. Lyrics by Neville Fluron.
STAR CAST OP ESTABLISHED
FAVORITES. INCLUDING
WILLIAM E. MEEHAN
MA RLE WITHER
GEORGE MACKAY
and th
OQ MOST BEAUTIFUL RACING
FANS IN THE WORLD
30
G SHUBERT WW
ARRICA
Last S Tiroes
Tonight, S:Sa
Mat. Tomorrow-
MRS. WIGGS
OF
THE
CABBAGE PATCH
Next Week Kv'ry L'Jl Movement.
An Avery Hopwood Farce.
Everybody in Town
Knows
GREATER PENN
GARDENS
Penna. Ave. at 21st
DANCING
On Marble and Glass over
Electric Lights to 2 of
Thomas' Jardin Jazz Bands
in the
World's Moat Beautiful
Gardens
AVERK XIGHTS S:30 TO 12
One admission to all. Xo extras.
-' ?
D-A-N-C-E
TOMOIIT AND
EVERY NIGHT
SSU&VSSii JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Centra! to is:k
oliseutn Pcmu.Ase.ilMialiiSi.I.W.
-2
AMUSEMENTS
MOORE'S
IALT
XI A. M. IIP. M. 9th St. at C,
LAST 3 DAYS
Scene Laid and Picture
, Made In Washington
CONSTANCE
TrUMADGE
IN
A Tempera
mental Wife
Short Featdrot, QTertare
MOORE'S
11 A. Mll P. 3L
Hlatk Bet. D. ana B
LAST S DATS
George Loane Tucker's Para-mount-Artcraft
Production
The MIRACLE
MAR
SUPERPRODUCTIOlf
SUPREME
S MOORE'S
trahD
U A. H. 11 P. M. 8t SL a B.
LAST S SATS
ENID BENNETT
TV
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LI1EIY EEItllf, MIIIAM CHKI
"EVAKGELINE,"
LONGFELLOW'S
DRAMA-POEM
A Superprqduction
Extraordinary
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
(Washington's Only Salt
Water Resort)
The management desires to
thank the Washingttra pablic
for their generous patronage
during the 1919 excursion
season and to announce that
this popular resort will dose
on Sunday, September 14th.
Until this date, all amuse
ments, including free dancing,
will remain open. This is the
most delightful season of the
year for an outing. Train
schedule (leaving District
line) to Friday inclusive,
9:15. 11 A. M.; 2:30, 5:4
P. M. SatHrday, 9:15, 11 A.
M.; 2:30, 3:25 and 6 P. M.
Sunday, 9:30, 11 A. M.; 2:30,
3:20, 4:45 P. 31. Phone Main
1128 for any additional in
formation desired.
B.F.KEITHS IS?
DAILYiJ!SSUH.?!S.H0L,YS5ff-a?
"WithVintf'-Tiiw
U. S. GLEE CLUB
WALTER C. KELLY
Lillian TUzserald. Sinclair & Gasper. Ac
Next Week Account rars.de Wed..
Mat at 5 p. m. Evening. S;15 p. m.
Buy Now.
lUnenal ot the KTr-l'opyIar
40-MILE WOOHLIBHT TRIPS
Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 P. M.
SEAMER CHARLES MACALESTE1
Leave" 7ta St. WSarf. Renad Trip
r.Oc. Kvcrllent OInlnic Room
Service Maalc.
'on SIT. VKn. ON Dally except
Sunday, 10 A. M. ana 2:30 P. M.
1
CHEVY CHASE LAKE
D-A-N-C-I-N-G
Two Large Pavilions
Orchestra Jazz Band
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