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MONDAY AND ALL WEEK
D04WTY. DitaNiFlUD. DIU.WGV INED. rAs4iNATI1o. FUNINlb ITT
BEATRICE MORELLE SEXTETTE
"A STUDY IN ROYAL BLUE".
PAUL & PAULINE NIEMAN & HARRIS
in a ('lever Aerial I comrdy unlauea sad 'ra(iblas
A o.e.Dr.matl.e Playt i. O. see..
"THE OLD MINSTREL MAN"
reetedl by
HARRY BROOKS AND COMPANY
ASSIST3D BY l:AfllE1 U~ CINTON"
,, EUGENE EMMETT ,.
TIe sweetest Ir'ab I)rahn E.e Written
AL, r'EfIFORti~lA JS"
W1LLIAN 1001 FRESENTS
THEDA BARA
I. a Great Super.pecial
"KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN"
Added Attractiona Late Miutinee Performaance Only
" l ULTIPLE REE. t OMEDII -S1ENIC-NEW5 WEEKLY
TODAY-TIIE FlvlE PETRtV A." TILYO' ! IOGER. ETC.
r9oL Today From 3 to 1i P. M.
Daly Thereafter from 2 to 11P. M.
The Distinguished Actress
BLANCHESWEET
In the Most Unusual Story Ever Filmed
"THE HUSHED HOUR"
A Motion Picture Version of a Story
Entirely Different From Anything You Have
Ever Seen
With the Greatest Cast Ever Featured in Any
Motion Picture
WILFRED LUCAS MILTON SILLS
HARRY NORTHRUP WINTER HALL
KID M'COY MARY ANDERSON
LYDIA KNOTT BENNIE ALEXANDER
PARAMOUNT-ARBUCKLE COMEDY
"GOOD NIGHT NURSE"
Starring ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBUCKLE
ALL CHILDREN, 17c
PALACE T-HEAPf
-TODAY AND AlL WEE
* CHARLES RAY
In Alexander 1e.ll' Romantie Story of a Village
Failure Who Conquered Hi:: Home Town.
"HOMER COMES HOME"
SUNSHIN E C' OMEDY--THE JAZZ BA DIT "
01VE'RTl-(CARTOON-NEW'A--TOPltS--TC.
= COLUMBIA
ENID BENNETJT
In C. Gardner Suili an Romenti. Study of a
"HAIRPINS"
OTHE~R ADDED NUMBDERS.
MeONDAY AND ALL..WEEt"K.
Private Property
Twelve Talented Entertainera.
WARD & WILSON MOORE & FIELDS
"SHOW ME" Thbse Ebony Comedians and
A C..e., No.et, wa ... "Dancing Fools"
GOSLAR & LUSBY
1w Mantal and Daneing Divertueementm.-a strictly high-elams
OtAEMER-IARTON-- SPElLuNG GEO. W. MOORE
in 311evtonm um ad Seag. I Jm-.Jfa ggle g... Anything
Matinee Femnre Film- Speciai 2-reel Comedy-.
WALLACE REID "You Wouldn't
"iSICK A BED" 'ahNuet lOIIte t"
U. S. Emploj
Aims in'
"Feurteen Pontas." embracing the
salient features of the work and ob
Jects of the National Federation of
Federal Cmployes. together with
names and addresses of the 'gicers
of the *rganlsallon. with correspond
lag data fop the various locals, now
numbering 192. made its appeairance
yesterday at national headquarters.
It Is the new edition of the N. F.
F. E. directory, which is to be pub
lished in January and July each )ear.
Copies of the edition are being sent
to the president and se retaries of all
the locals fur the information of their
members.
The "fourteen Points" follow:
I Protection of the ight of Gov
ernment employes to orgeniae fur
coulective effort.
2 I nmediate passage by the Mgenate
of the Nolan-Johnson minimum wage
bill when tongress convenes.
3--The passage of a law making
effective the recommendations of the
Congressioal Joint ('ommisaon on
Reelashitcation of Salarie-+. and the
extension of such legis'atian to in
clude employes in all branches of the
field service as well as those in Wash
ington.
4--rending alt equiltahle reclassini
cation of civil service salaries
throughout the service, flat salary in
creases to keep pice with the In
creased cost of living.
5 -An enlarged Civil Service Com
mission, compeisel of representatives
of the depart nent heads., of the em
ployes, and of the general public, with
equal representation for men and
women.
i Legislatiun guaranteeing to
women equal opportunity and equal
par with nien in the federal service.
7 Removal of reetrictions on in
ter -departmental transfers.
w Standardiaation of leave, so as
to make it uniform throughout the
service.
9-Abolition of overtime work, or
pay at one and one-half and double
time for service in excess of regular
hours.
10-Saturday half holiday all the
year round.
11-The establishment of a person
nel department comparablo with the
employment management department
of a modern corporation.
12-The establishment of a system
ib4'ORPr7w
t~)iE1Lu~tt5Tlow OF e
WASHINGTONS PLAYi
4 iYfASu'Ri P(ACEC OUP'
ontSENTwo ON ITS STAG ONLY TIoE FOO
FOR ITS FIRST PEIOR
4THE
BY FREDERKC AND FANNY
dOSE
44OA CAST a4 /NE aST/NC
DONALD MACDONALD--MIRIA3
OIA TAILMA NORVAL KEEl)
VON BUI/OW--SYDNEY BOO
EVIL L-DOROTHY SMOLLER
-LOIS ALBERNI.
STAGED BY Cl
A CARD TO
How to Save Mone
We all want to see. We all we
SAVE .
If you take advantage of the hell
To advertise "The Checkerh
opening night. TOMORROW. Al
fEZZANINE SEATS WILL FOR
THE REITCED PRICE OF $1.5(
Desiring to he fair to all. II
THE THEATER WILL PA' T11
'RESENTED. This price and ta
reason that the autumn theatrica
and that the plav is new.
There is nothin. wrong with
attraction is the best money pr(
time. This is simply a different
I night say that:
THE PLAY is pioduced by Cr
superiority of its attractions. "Th
of their uncommon taste. It is to
the same beautiful production an
As to
THE AUTHORS. FREDERIC .
the stage wit~h "Unpstairs and D
-lIover." etc. Thos'e who have re
Checkerboard" thr'r best plav.
-THE COMPANY embraces a
entireiy suited to the slory. An
- Come to the opening-be a
-your verdict. knowing something
Please do not fail to bringt
it an a record of each discount sa
I am, yours bor the theat
14ext Week W AGEN HAL U
Pr
"SPAN IS
A Play la Thre
3y AVE~tY HOPWIOOD and
A fireetsana
Cant and N
DAIL.Y a ISUNDAY ::
RtONNIN'O TOMORROW MATINEE
l.%DInfREM OF L~l
"THE (HAtTl
CORINNE
Baa Her Wlashingtnn Vaudetlille Prem
"A CRIAMELFA)N fti I E" 'Tidbiti
Sapperted br bucha Able Alders and Abe
tA Eament Acio-E'stra Adde<
FRANK WIL
i's "M89 a New On
Wlelcome Alwase to llashinigtonj u
Marry and Anna Seynlour Fm
**treery Rita of MIlrih b %lelnd, ' fi'n
"TitE ACt BEAUtliFUi"a.b
by W m. Esdqire'tlu and Is In
rPasing Honree end fioae
Tartas * & A:15-Renew Mantres
;es Sum Up
'14 Points"
of training for higher positions in
the Pederal service.
13-The satabiahment of a system
of promotion for employes based on
practical tests and demonstrated ef
Aciency.
14--Ihe elimination of politics it
the administrative branches of the
service, thud making de.aonstrated
efficiency the sole conasideration for
entrance or advancement.
OIL AFIRE ON WATER;
NO "SNIP EXPLOSION"
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. I.
Feas that a vessel had been sunk
by a mysterious explosion with all
hands on board off Avalon last week
were dispelled today by the explaga
tien of Capt. George Painter. of the
fishing schooner Macintosh.
According to Painter, the explosion
was caused by setting fire to about
l.000 tons of nil that had been float.
Ing on the water off Avalon. The oil
had drifted from the tanker (am
brille, which grounded off the Brigan
ine shoals, and had greatly inter
fored with fishing. The engineer of
the Macintosh threw a bundle of
biasing waste Into the oily waters,
which re-tilted in a series of fires
and explosions. reported to the coast
guard stations.
SWISS PROTEST AGAINST
$25,000,000 LOAN IN U.S
People Suspleious of 8 Per Cent Deal
Made in America, Declares
Socialist Newspaper.
GENEVA. Aug. 1.-4ws socialists
are loudly protesting against the new
$.-5,000.000 Swiss government loan.
which is being placed in the United
States at S per cent interest. They
claim the interest rate is'exorbitant.
Lee, Higginson Company, of Boston.
subscribed $10.000,000 of the loan, at
94, reserving the right to take over
the remainder at the saine price.
"The action of 'the government is
suspicious." said the Berner Tag
wacht, commenting on the loan.
MATINEES
WEDsSAT
AT
gas suWsre 2 V
-0USE 8EAuTIUL
Trou of Ve a N A e T$yAtArv is
M4ANCE ON ANY STAGE
'CO.MTOCK v~ MO MISVL
WILL PRESENT
NATTON - AuneS or$
?L ATLOVE'ZBRCi LN'A fi.
RUBEN
irWUAVNO
[ SEARS-WILLIAM WTLLIAMS
,VELt.D,- OROTHY TIERNEY-EDA
TH- KATE MAYHEW--WILLIAM
JACK RAFFAEL -HENRY MYERS
,IFFORD BROOKE
THE PUBLIC
V on Theater Tickets
t to save. My plan enables you to
AND SEE
w offer.
)ard" by inspiring interest in the
1, $2.00 ORCIESTRA AND $2.60
THIS NIGHT ONLY BE SOLD AT
PL1'S VAR TAX.
I all seats sold at the lower orlces
WAR TAX IF THIS LETTER: IS
t oncesslon is made purely for the
I season Is opening unusually early
enmnany. nlav or nroduc'tlon. The
duoes. I believe it Days to adver
angle.
mrtock & Gert. a firm noted for the
e Checkerboard" bears the hall mark
pen in New York. August 16th. with
d excellent company, etc.
tND FANNY HATTON have provided
%wn." "lomTardi Ltd." "The Great
d the manuscript pronounce "Thte
-nembershin of rare artistie nuality;
.nsembitle hard to improv'e.
first nlkht 'ritle. WVe do not fear
pleausing is in store.
ils letter: ine box office must hiave
e. After Monday, pa-ices 50e to U 2.50.
e's best.
IKEMPE.R CO. Seat. Thuts.
H LOVE"
pAct. With Music
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
I JA(QL EIT
Dan~cers Auamemted
aselms Orebestra
CITHS
Nolidays BFIlS"
6NDI ENtDINGh NEXT NR'NDA? Ni0ffT.
TR ALONG SBOADWAY
'R-BOX lb08,1,
E TILTON
lrer end First Time at Keith Prices
from the Season's Tuneful Triumphs
iter, ea RE'NNY & WrATERN, Aneisted
Felli, 'jemi Meintpre, Itte.
I Attratien-A Polished Player
.ox & CO.
dy by Yine-nt Iarene
itrien. lA (mela ofararne Gtedies
le akotern Eurns Thfra
usnel Feas of These Petite
Freresnes. Eat rtainet.
MS P'ItEADR LtNG7E, ifTi.
arete A Mai TfcConna I te.
TUEE2' a Victory Medal
10,000 ex-wsrit men of
0. March got his Friday. "
sated it. Make applicatims
aemt or through your Am.
Medals For
Washin
Ninteen thousand Washington
Yank. who saw service during the
world war will soon be wearing new
Victory medals, which are given by
the United .States Government to
former service men. A large number
have already made application for
the medals at recruiting aations and
army posts in the District.
The medal in of bronze, bearing a
shield, with a rainbow service ribbon
attached. On the back of the medal
are the names of the allied countries
who were in the line-up with the
Yankee boys. For the American ex
soldiers who fought in battle over
Another Hit!
.. ...Gf*am . n *1...-.d
eriw.. t a..jua, as'~~
IRVING
CUMMINGS
SUPPORTED BY
CLARKE SILVEUIAIL
In = a m.n AMi/.i s. mA of
Will... Le Be'. gieSt .seal
"THE
VERY IDEA"
TONIOiST-.30
MATIEE-TNI. .AT 2IN
PIE, 2k-I1. .
AREICK PLATER
iSUKT4AliU-Fat8 7ll
AT THE ONLY REAL
AMUSEMENT PARK
NEAR WA$HINOTON.
(ALEN
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RANNK OF T~t POTOM1A alER
IN ADDI110N TO TNE
FORTY AMUSEMENTS
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FREE CONCERTS
FROM 4 TO it P. M.
CE LFO'S
BAND
GAYETY Below
GRAND OPENING
SATlEBAT lGHT, AII. 7
AID WELK FOLLONWING
JOE HETI'S
NEW EDITION
SOCIAL MAIDS
WITa
THOSE DANCING WONDERS
CEO8aE HELEN
NIBLO & SPENCER
A CIIIRUS CF iNATY ?31 CHARM
awaiting every oeS of the
Washington. Ges. !eyton
earetary of War laker pro
direct to the War Depart
Maan Legion post for yours.
19,000
ton Yanks
seas, the medal bears the names of
the conflicts in % bich they partici
pated.
The medal was completed in Phila
delphia on June 21. Men who have
rot already filed application, are
urged by the War Department to go
tU the nearest recruiting station or
army post and do so. The War De
rLrtro nt points out that it is neces
sary for all ex-service men to show
their discharge to the recruiting offi
cer in charge. Medals will be mailed
out.
Owing to the several recruiting
stations and army posts scattered
ever the city, it is impossible to de
termine just how many of' the 19000
Washingtonians have received their
Victory medal. but the War Depart
rment believes that a small percentage
cf that number have filed application.
RIOTING IN PUNTA ARENAS.
SANTIAGO. Chile, Aug. 1.-Gov
ernment advices from Punta Arenas
the world's most southern city, say
grave disorders occurred Wednesday
night, when patriotic manifestants
stormed and fired the headquarters of
the workers' Federation of Magal
lanes, in which was an alleged nest
of foreign revolutionary agitators
and antipatriotic elements. A quan
tity of explosives secreted in the
building exploded, wrecking the es
tablishment, killing three persons and
wounding several others.
M CRAIALL'S F of 10th
METROPOLITAN
230 to 11 P. M.
ALL THIS WEEK
ALICE
JOYCE
In Her Greatest Rale. in
"THE PREY"
SNtr POLLARD in
"LIVE AND LEALN"
CRADILL'1th madC.iRd.
KNICKERBOCKER
TODAY
Beginulng at :30 P. N.
ALICE
JOYCE
IN Her Latest lit
"THE PREY"
SNUB POLLARDW in
"LIVE AND LEAR'
* e4",ng
a
*e
X SAC
Tak
32-nil
Harricane Dec
"On the istri Ptema."
Marylnd ceoe thner Eve.80.
Fumus Mne onhig Hal al
teser Charlst Maalter
dPollr they fSuhd C ws t
sAi Hubn inht be rd inbr
E of the betel eradgca.-*: a .f-eafbo
n rg u revolaer. fully loadedur, the
HES e caliber and type ap tbat oeed a
inn the muErdr tweJnotph y. awa.u
dda bet of eartridgee to at: a evil
Ceont tastyle amfeteby women. ow wopt
Poliw Say She C SNfsd to spron o esIem the alo
1her whc was taken sugering froml1
Aa Husband In round bo of white pil. the ehareo
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peee.Thyough Ms.Ade
.a tablieyd; - larg clasp knfe,. and
NEW YORK. Ag. 1.-" 1tce from RBlty. the pOte knife with whirs
a stepladder, from which I was hang- Yrs. Ebmar admitted stabbing her
Iy e picture, and landed t a knife." husband.
Thio was the explanaio made by In the collebtign. also. were two
Jhn Ebnuer. twenty-Ave, an auto- gold-plated badges rg the e.lifornlq
mobile salesman. at siewer Hlospital, delegation to the Rtepublican national
where r wan taken suffering from cohvention at Chicago. How they
an ugla'pstab wound over the heart Gainto pesea of the Ebnarn
tat may cost him hi life, the wife would not say.
The szpinaUoe did ot satisfy the T potato ne wa badly rusted
police. They nought Yrs. Audrey and In this lee the gravest danger t..
'bear. twenty-eight, his wife, and uh bnar. The hoepital physicans tear
took her to the pollce station. They blood poisonkiyg.
plied her with questions for three
hourso wht she broke dofth became GE rAN T A I .4s
ystericalc and admitted that she hadus
one the st g with a potato knife .LSO
In ' Jeblous f rage.eartridgeR TRAINI
tThe police promptly searched the
kbnar apartment, coesisUng of one BRCeLIN. Aug. h-A law abolt
room and wath. In a rooming house in Ing compulsory military service In
the fashionable neighborhood Just Jf Germany has been pasasd by the Na
Central Park west. tional Assembly, despite violent oppo
To their amazement, in a bureau sition from the reactionary gro.
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It halt never been our policy to see how ex
pensively we can construct our .work, but how
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