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Evening star., 1915-03-30
Will Veto Mothers Pensions.

JEFFERSON CITY, No.. March SO
The mothers pension bill. applicable
only to St. Louis. will be vetoed by
Coy. Major, he has announced. The
bill provides SO q. month pension for
mothers who have one child, and i've
dollars additional for each additional
child. in case the father Is lncapac,,
tated for work or is in prison. The bill
was opposed in st. LOUIS, as IL was
cla;med that the city had better ar
raugeents for the care of dependent
mo, hers and children
Evening star., 1915-03-30

ment"; also News Pictorial. Friday.
return engagement Of Charlie Chaplin
and Lille Leslie. in The White
Janet of the Chorus"
PENN DEN+Today and
Wednesday. The Life of John Bunyan
Tracked Across the Atlantic also
News Pictorial. Friday. John Barry
more, in An American Citizen" Sun
day. The Life of Our Savior" pro-
duced in natural colors and seven parts.
THE SAvoY-Today. Nine. Olga
Pstr9va. in The TigresS" Tomorrow:
in The Crucible,' in six parts. Fri
day. Robert Warrick. in The Man Of
the Hour" Saturday, Mary Pickford. in
THE oLYMPIC-Today. Joan of
Are" Tomorrow. Leah Baird and Leo
aIso s.aGs Gertrude m NJ Mccos. .'u IN Hen eTss Mas
bands Son Thursday. Betty Nan
sen. in THE Celebrated Scandal"
Friday, Dorothy Kelly and James Nor
urday. Alice Joyce. in ''Unfaithful to
His Trust: also Runaway june"
episode No. 9. Sunday. Charlie Chaplin
in The Jitney Bus Elopement."
THE ELIrEm,Today. Francis X.
Bushman. in The Accounting: also
Earl Williams and Lillian Walker. in
Love, Luck and Gasoline" Wednes-
day. Gladys Hanson, in The Straight
Road Friday. Charles Richman. in
The Man from Home" SATURDAY,
George Soule Spencer. in The House
Next Door" Sunday. Clara kimball
Young. In My Official Wife: also
Charlie Chaplin, in I'm the Park"
THE WASHINGToN-Tod Dustin
Farnum. in Cameo Kirby" Thurs
day. Mary Pickford, in "CinderelIa.'
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B. F, Keith s.

A program which ranges from grand
opera to the literal monkeyshines of
simian orchestra provided every phase
of entertainment for the large audience
at Keith's last night. Orville Harold,
formerly of the Century Opera Com
pany of New York, heralded his en-
trance with the lightsome melody
which emphasizes the tragic climax of
"Rigoletto," and was generous in his
response to the insistent encores de-
manded for every number. Beatrice
Herford in a repertoire of characteri-
cations gave triumphant proof of how
entertaining a mcnologue may be with
no other accessories than table,
chair and imaginary people standing
all around. Poor Old JIM" a sketch
in which an overconvivial young hus-
band, officially dead, experiences the
novelty Of seeing another man make
love to his widow, gives Joseph Jeffer-
son, Blanche Bender and Dan Han
cock a chance to capture laurels of
laughter. Josie Heather. as buoyantly
refreshing as the bloom her name sug-
gests. sang several songs in a success
the Highland fling. She was assisted
at the PIANO by Henry Marshall, com
poser of popular songs.
"A Night in a Monkey Music Hall,
with it's miniature stage, ushers,
vaudeville turns and a ludicrousiy
clever orchestra conducted by Sig
Monktari'" was about the funniest
thing seen here within the traditional
blue moon, and Jed and Ethel Dooley
danced, rode bicycles and did wonderful
things with a lariat. The Willie Brothers
furnished the exciting interest of the bill
with series of aerial evolutions, and
1.-The Five Annapolis Boys, in a scenic
operetta, "On a Cruise to the Land of
Harmony" gave sea chanties in solos
and choruses and danced sailors horn
pipes and jigs. The program opened
with motion glimpses of the worlds
latest news,
Evening star., 1915-03-30

Tho war films at the Beiasco Theater
shown twice daily this week include
pictures of the kaiser reviewing his
troops and German troops in all ac-
tivities. German soldiers are shown
feeding the inhabitants of a captured
town. and in one view troops are seen
engaged in actual firing, creating
most interesting and exciting scene.
The subjects are varied and very much
in line with public interest at the
present moment
Evening star., 1915-03-30
Columbia.

Hypocrites,' a film play picturiul.
the fear of naked truth, which has
caused perturbation among the worldly
wise in past ages as in the present, is
being given this week at the Columbia
Theater each afternoon and night 1t
is return engagement, the play hay-
ing been well received here some weeks
ago.
Gabriel, an ascetic monk of ancient
times, laborS to perfect an image of
truth unadorned. He guards his work
from all eyes until it is completed and
seeks to present naked truth to the
people. abrel has pictured truth as
Il woman. When the nude statue is set
before the people they refuse to accept
truth. kill Gabriel and tear the statue
to pieces. That is the prologue. The
play opens with Gabriel as II minister
of the present day in fashionable
church. His congregation, composed of
men and women similar in many re-
spectS to those who killed Gabriel the
monk ages before, resent sermon he
breaches on hypocrisy. The trustees
decide to ask for his resignation. In
the meantime, within the church Ga
briel has fallen into a dream, imagin-
ing himself the ascetic monk, follow
ing truth Truth, with her mirror, leads
him from place to place. showing him
they visit.
Courtenay Foote's creation of Ga
briel is admira BILE, and the rest of the
company was capable, particularly
Myrtle Stedman, the nun who loves
Gabriel in the prologue, and in the
play choir singer who loves the min
lister. 'Hypocrites'' was written and
it's production directed by Lois Weber
(h1rs. Smalley) and is produced as Bos-
worth's latest release.
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RelaSco.

Russell, queen of the ivories," is an
other feature with the piano.
Evening star., 1915-03-30
Cosmos.

Three of the six varied acts provided
by the Cosmos Theater bill this week
are quite out of the ordinary and un-
usually entertaining. The first, "Nioba,
the Wonderful DOLL as it is billed.
shows a clever bit of work on the part
of the doll, while the delusion is ma
terially helped by the assistant, also
unnamed The big Offering is The
Butterfly and the Rose" q spectacular
attraction, pretty. melodious and quite
new, in that it presents pretty girl
as butterfly with ever-changing
wings, soaring above the heads of the
audience to q pretty song, while on the
stage is a mammoth representation of d
red rose. The young women give pro-
1ogue of song and violin selections. The
real laughmaker, however, is the rural
comedy. "!teZ, from Cross Creek. q two
character sketch by Stephens and Bor-
deauX. which is exceedingly bright in
its lines and quite out of the ordinary
as a rustic sketch. 1t won the big ap-
plause at all of yesterdays perform
ances. Jack Atkins entertains\ with
monoloSue and new songs: Lucy Tonge.
with contralto songs, and MCGOWAN and
Gordon with composite act of song.
boisterous talk and dramatic recita-
ton, whose spirit caught the approba-
ton of the audience at every perform
ance. The Hearst Selig pictures and
amusing photo comedies complete the
BILL which will be changed Thursday,
beginning with the matinecs.
Evening star., 1915-03-30
Casino.

The Casino theater opened with its
first bill under the regime of Manager
Harris w. Watkins with good audi
a genuine show of satisfaction judging
from the laughter and applause that
greeted various numbers. The Honey
Girl Minstrels. an aggregation of seven
clever girl specialists, appeared with
new scenery and attractive costumes
in an elaborate offering of the gems
Of minstrelsy and We're warmly re-
ceiyed. Their songs and dances were
all good and their Jokes new and
amusing. Senator Francis Murphy.
i'll German dialect. representing The
Speaker of the House.. discussed in D.
humorous way the Panama canal tolls
and the naval appropriation bills and
John d. Rockefeller's prescription for
living on IS a week, without telling
you where to get the IS d week. all
warmly applauded. The Schmettons,
European novelty symnasts. have
fine acrobatic act quite out of the ordi
nary. including hand and head balanc-
ing. with q hoop Juggling addition
that adds to the difficulties of MAIN
tanning equilibrium; barley and Thorpe
with exclusive songs, Well sung. pre-
sent Il refined Offering, which has
comedy setting. and Leonard and AR
mold in their musical comedy skft have
new songs and dances with q familiar
local scene for the background. The
feature photoplay presents Mary Pick
ford in The Eagles Mate, and is
supplemented with a comedy reel. The
bill Will be presented the entire week
with a matinee at pm. and evening
performances at and clock.
Evening star., 1915-03-30
Gayety.

THE Gayety Girls" headed by Gus
Fay. with Harry X. Morton and a
corps Of we'll trained singers and
dancers. provided 4 good entertain
ment for the patrons of the Gayety
last night. The burletta called The
Beauty Doctors is in three acts and
five scenes. of catchy music. lively
dancing and amusing comedy. Gus Fay
Is in the limelight much of the time
and keeps up a steady flow of laughter.
with the assistance OF Harry Morton.
Dancing is one of the features of the
show, and Mabel McCloud and Mickey"
Feeley scored hit with their number.
Mae Holden and Harry Evans are an
other pair of dancing experts. The
musical program embraces many late
numbers. Zella RUSSELL Mae Holden,
Ina Hayward and Mabel McCloud have
the leading roles. The olto is unusu-
ally good. featuring the Hayward Sis
ters in novel musical number. zeIla
Evening star., 1915-03-30

THE LEADER-Today, Edith Story
and Harry Morey. in '"rhe Enemies"
Tomorrow, ethel Clayton, in THE I'm
married Husband" Thursday, Charlie
Chaplin, in The Jitney Bus Llope-
Evening star., 1915-03-30

STAtB. Departed tnis life al Icy residence.
1879 Wisconsin avenue northwest on SundA-
March as. 1915. at $50 IN. Mrs. r. VIZ
GINA srAIB. aged SIXTY seven years. he
loved wife of the late W. II. Staub.
Funeral "Wednesday March 81. at pun. from
chapel at tiak Hill cemeterr. Friends ami
relatives invited TO attend. Baltimore pa
perS llease copy Ios
Evening star., 1915-03-30

THOMAS On Mondag. March -. 1918. i.
p,ni.. at Providence Hospital. MARY JANE
THOMAS. in her seventy seventh year.
Funeral from hcr late residence. 20 y street
southeast, at 80 Pm. Thursday, April J.
thence 10 Bruen Church. LIST and streets
southeast. Friends and relatives invited to
attend
Evening star., 1915-03-30

SCHEi ERMAN, ON Sunday. March IS. 1915. az
500 pm. at her residence. Cherrydale. Va
CAMILLA SCHEEERMAN. beloved wife g
Henry 4. Scheuermail. aged hfty-onc years
Body AT Lees chapel.
Funeral from Lees chapel Wednesday, March
81. at :. pm. Please omit flowers. ,BaIti
more papers please copy 30
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Please Be Specific When
Asking for Information.

The store is so large that
MANY patrons find it necessary
to inquire the location OF GER
tain departments or merchan-
disc. Whenever such an IN
auiry is made you would con-
fer a great favor upon the store
and save much time if you
would state specifically just
what you Yant-the article you
are interested in. SO that intelii-
gent direction may be given.
We will then direct you to the
yerv counter at which the ar
ticle may be obtained.
FOR INSTANCE: Please do
not ask merely for Boys De-
partment, as Boys Underwear.
Hosiery, Gloves and such items
are in separate departments;
nor for Shoes when you want
Mems Shoes. because the Mems
Shoes are on the Main floor
and the Women's and Chil-
dren's on the Third floor;
Leather Goods. too. may be
found in many different places,
according to the particular type
of Leather Goods. and so on
through the various kinds OF
merchandise.
We make these requests and
offer such suggestions merely
in the spirit OF helpfulness and
better service. We hope you
will not feel offended when an
emp1oye asks you for details in
order that your question may
be answered more directly and
with absolute accuracy. 10
know your wants we must be
acquainted with them.
So we hope to serve you bet
ter through your specific ques-'
4i0rc
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department in the
last twenty-four hours:
Frank P. and Bertha A. weybright.
girl.
William H. and Katherine T. Scott
girl.
r. Harvey and Helen o. F. Sargent
boy.
William J. and Myrtle Morgan. bov
Harry b. and Barbara M. Harertv
boy.
HarveysR. and Virginia L. Gram. cir,
Haroldf. and Ruth C. Chase, girl.
John Ind Nellie Bowers. boy.
Joseph I'D Anna v. Apolonio. bov
Evening star., 1915-12-09
HOLDS PUBLIC CONSISTORY.
Pope Confers Red Hats on Newly
Created Cardinals.

ROME. December 8, 1910 AMIN
the presence of thousands of people a
public consistory was held by Pope
Benedict today in the Sala Reeta,
Owing to the war the large gathering
Of foreigners. which generally attends
these occasions, was lacking.
The family of the Pope, the Roman
aristocracy and members of the diplo-
matte corps occupied special tribunes.
as did Francisco de la Barra. former
provisional president of Mexico The
1ontir, appearing to be in good health
d vigorous, conferred red hats on the
newly created cardinals
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Etchison Pleads Not Guilty.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. December g.
Charles d. Etchison. a travelling sales
man OF Washington, ID. c., has pleaded
not guilty in district court to an in
dictment charging him Jointly with
Frederick T. Price with the murder of
the latters wife. whom. 1t is charged
they hurled from high cliff here more
than year ago. No date has been set
for his trial.
Evening star., 1915-12-09

tack upon President Wilson. szying
that it has long known that he was
anti German. but that he never before
had given rein to his hatred in this
fashion.
This neutral governments head
has hardly word of reproach for .he
shameless indictments of the Jingo
press against Germany. =" But he
insults as traitors, anarchists ana d1s-
honorable persons those men IN whof
love for the old fatherland lives ana
who rise up against the desplcapAe
things done against them daily"
The kreuz Zeitung says that thus
far there has been no sufficlent eVi-
dence of German plots against inc
United States to justify the words OF
the message.
BE that as it may" continues the
newspaper, Germany cannot be made
responsible for them. There is nobooy
in Germany who approves OF them.
President Wilson, however, seems not
to appreciate the psychology OF those
who allow themselves to be induced 10
commit such excesses through their m
dignation over the inscriptions ana
unlimited support of the enemy OF
their old fatherland which America
permits itself through President VIII
sons policy"
The Vossische Zeitung uses over its
Washington dispatch summarizing the
message the headline, Wilson Against
the German-Americans." but does not
comment upon the document Comment
is likewise lacking in the newspapers
other than those mentioned.
animated by Righteous Anger"
PARIS, December 9.-Under the cap
tion "Gulliver Wakes Up" Joseph Rel
mach. the political writer, in an article
in the Figaro comments at length on
President wilson's message to Con-
meSSaSe
was animated by righteous anger, al
though not altogether free from meta
physics 1t is evident, says NJ Reihacn'
that the President was moved 70 the
deepest Indignation by the reVelatohs
in the trial of the directors ana sew
eral employees of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can steamship line on a charge OF con-
spring to defraud the government,
The Matin says: The progress!Ves'
the republicans and the majority then
draw together before the danger OF
the German-American terrorist has
Germany spent her S50,000.00O in vain
president Wilson. who is an honest
man. has finally lost patience says
La Liberte in CONNIE renting upon the
Presidents message to Congress. HIS
message has been preceded by series
of measures of diplomatic nature,
showing determination on his part no
longer to be ScoHed at Dy W ilildn II
and by his agents.
The Journal des Debats says that II
President Wilson's message is dull on
the subject of neutrality 1t is Vehe-
lnent against the attitude OF certain
German-Americans The newspaper
reproaches the President for not hav-
ing protested when Belgian neutrality
was violated and war declared on
France.
Dutch Press Is Silent.
THE HAGUE. December 8. via Lon
don, December 9-The Dutch newspa-
pers almost unanimously refrain from
commenting on the Presidents mes
sage, preferring to await the arrival of
its full text. The Nieuwe Courant,
however, says: The message contains
nothing to arouse a belief that there is
a likelihood of a diplomatic breach be-
tween the United States and Germany.
Evening star., 1915-12-09
A New Improved Bureau or
Dresser Scarf, Priced
at SOC.

This is a new scarf, and may be
seen in Linen Department; made
of sheer organdie.
Regulation size, 18x54 inches,
woven with patented fast sell
vage-prevents raveling when
laundered. In four good and
new designs.
Second floor, Eleventh street
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Mems Fitted
Bags at $500.

An Elegant Black Walrus Bag,
fitted with toilet articles and
handsomely leather lined and
trimmed-an I8-inch size.
For a man who travels much or
little-this bag is a fine Christ
mas gift.
Fourth floor center.
Evening star., 1915-12-09
A Gift of Gloves Is Always
Welcome to Women.

All that is necessary to insure Gloves welcome to
women is to be that they Woodward & Lothrop
Gloves. We very particular of the makes repre-
sented here; examine each pair to ascertain the
quality and of the, e,skns and watch fashion
very closely.
The following three items are most exceptional
values
One-casp P. X. NJ. Washable Capeskn
Gloves. pearl white. putty, olive aid
$1.5O pair.
Women's One-clasp "Wash-rite' Washable Mocha
Gloves in mode pega putty and taupe also white
with black embroidery This is the finest wash glove that
have seen-this is the third shipment have
had season. the best Arabian skins
specially o them successfully.
$2.25 pair.
Womens 6-button Length Pull-on Washable Dogskn
Gloves with and pearl clasp at wrist self
contrasting embroidery.
$3.50 pair.
Evening star., 1915-12-09

5terling 5ilber Gnameleh 5etuelrp.
DORM BOXES,
SMELLING SALTS BOTTLES,
CUT GLASS COLOGNE BOTTLES,
CUFF LINKS
TIE CLASPS,
ELECTRIC CALL BELLS,
CIGAR HOLDERS AND CUTTERS,
BEDROOM CLOCKS,
JEWEL BOXES,
Sterling Silver, with beautiful colored enamel
that adds most attractive and individual touch
Eleventh and F streets
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Winter Reductions on
Hats in the Baby Store.

SUITABLE STYLES FOR LITTLE BOYS AND
GIRLS.
Now is the time select that extra hat for your
little boy or girl-reduced from third to nearly halt
Materials vevets, velours, pushes, French telts
and scratch fets, in good variety OF colors
Trimmings consist of ribbons, flowers and feathers
of various kinds and the styles mushroom, sailor
and other pretty little odd shapes.
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Cotton Dress Patterns for
Christmas Gifts.

Dainty Wash Dress Fabrics, in a
wide range of attractive patterns and
colorings which we believe cover
every taste and preference. The pat
terms are cut in 8 and 10 yard lengths
and appropriately boxed for pres
entation.
Percales, 36-inch; yards to the
pattern; SI.oo.
English Crepes, 81 inches wide: 8
yards; SI.oo.
Ginghams, 81 inches; 8 yards to
the pattern; SI.7o.
Ginghams, II inches wide; 10 yards
to the pattern; SI.z5.
Printed Lawns, in a number Of
pretty designs 8-yard patterns SI.oo,
Io-yard patterns, SI.z5.
Floral and striped patterns in
Printed Voiles, SO inches wide; SI.5o
the pattern OF six yards.
Second floor. G street
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Women's Neckwear--Beautiful Novelties and
Staple Styles for Christmas.

At Christmas there always liberal choosing Neckwear
gifts those intending practicable and acceptable
could not do better than select from assormenhey
sent gilt possibilities in unlimited number.
We offer few suggestions
sneck Chemsee and Vestees of ces organdes
$3.50 each.
Liberty Rufs and Capes beautiful assortment $3.50 $3.50
each. "
Collar and Cuff styles
Sl.oO to $3.50 each. 0
Crepe de Chine
75c and soc each.
Flowers OF silk all colors; dnly boxed
Crepe de Chine Scarfs plain coors effects
quiste selection of shades; SIoo to $3.50 each
newest shapes in plain coo and combinations $3.50 to s
New Marabout and Ostrich Feather Neckpees
and they make charming frame for the
pretty stole and closehng effects $780, $780, $500 and
$3.50 each.
Chiffon Sarfs every evening wear $3.50
$3.50 each.
Fiber Silk Scarf in all shades $3.50
each.
Wool scarfs shaws in black and white and other
5000 to $3.50 each.
Spanish Lace Scars white
Spanish Lace Scarfs, black
S75.oo
Boudoir Breakfast Caps
and lace ribbon and lace and and lace all
dainty eolored ribbons; sI.oo and $3.50 oeach.
STREET
Evening star., 1915-12-09
We Suggest a Sweater for the
Christmas Gift.

Select One of These From the Liberty Department
Newest models in distinctive coorng and styles be found
them knitted by hand Splendid
and sport wear and gifts that girls will appreciate.
ALEXANDER COATS made with pockets belts high collar
crocheed buttons; blue, dark blue. brown
white light blue,
$1200 EACH
kNl Ed WOOL SWEATERS with SASH pockets convertible
and old blue
$16.50 each
ANGORA WOOL SWEATERS. and in
$1,000 EACH
ANoORA WOOL SWEATERS with neck and pockets
emerald, amethyst, old blue, dark red black
$l2.5O each
ATLANTA COATS with
tened with crocheed buttons
and white.
$500 EACH
flbEk SILK SWEATERS styles with neck
collar; PLAIN coor plain colors
ored bands
$1,000 to $3.50 each.
SILK SWEATERS in plain colors black
plain Styles with ewiths
$16.50 to $500 EACH
enth street
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Dlatinum ann 79iamonn Jemelrp.

Some set only with diamonds and.other exquisite
pieces with diamonds, pearls, sapphires and
precious stones of various1 character.
LA VALLIERES,
PENDANTS.
PRINCESS RENGS
SOLITAIRE RINGS,
CLUSTER RINGS,
BANGLE AND LINK BRACELETS,
BROOCHES,
SCARF PINS,
BAR PINS,
MEMS RINGS.
We direct particular attention to these ex-
elusive displays
Evening star., 1915-12-09
Women's Silk Hosiery
for Gifts.

Every woman Silk Hosiery nowadays-the
the present modes of dress demand the finest
hosiery made Nothing less beautiful than
SIM vii, he worn by fashionable
finest selection Silk Hosiery from plain coors the
most distinctive and unusual novelties There is de-
sirable shade that cannot be procured
In addition the beauty Of our Silk Hose, and their
correct fashion improved points of weaving and
here.
All silk Hose with Isle soles tops and silk hose
isle full assortment
and $500 pair.
Eancv Silk Hose, "Richelieu" ribbed or dropsttch
styles: in black, white and evening shades
$I.OO pair.
silk Hose with embroidered clocks of self coors in
black white and evening shades $500 pair.
OMEN Work Silk Hose, and styles with the new lace
patterns: black, white and evening shades $500
400 pair. a,,- ~ j.. IT..
cry with black embroidery: $3.50 pair.
silk Hose. with real lace nsets, with lace insets
and designs in black white $500 Seoo
$50 $1,000 pair
Afaiph hoorG 81