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Equity Suitn.

34S1o-Edward H. Brooks ct al VS.. Fran
els Spriggs 81 al; injunction; plaintiffs
attorneys. Charles S. Hill. NJ. N. Richard
son and c. s. Shreve.
34a1-John Shughrue ct al vs. Catherine
Nolte; appointment OF trustee; plaintiffs
attorney. w. z. Lester.
34s12-Butler & Vale VS.. Gus H. Beau
lieu ct al; Injunction and accounting;
plaintiffs attorney. J. M. Vale.
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District Division.

JuHIIce McCOy.
In re opening Of alley in square sS5:
marshal directed to summon Jury: re-
turnable January 8, 1917.
In re openig of alley In square 3051:
marshal directed to summon Jury; re-
turnable January 8, 1917.
In re opening Of alley in square 257
marshal directed to summon jury: re-
turnable January 3, 1917.
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Gayety-Burlesque

The Girl from Nowhere" lively bur
lesque, Is playing at the Gayety this
week.
A review Of the buresque appeared
yesterday.
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NationaI-George ArII.s.

Nothing could be more appreciated than
that George ArlisS should present THE
Professors Love Story at the National
Theater last evening since It is the very
quintessence of delicate sentiment and
quaint hUmor. No deserted wives drag
their weary way across the boards. no
rancid emotions permeate the atmo-
sphere. whimiscalities take the place
of vices, and sorrow only looks in on Pro-
fessor Goodwillie as it passes.
Barrie wrote this charming comedy in
the long ago. before We found amusement
in the problem plays and sex dramas,
and it now returns to refresh US and 20
lead US back to less sophisticated fare.
So much has already been written in
the yesteryear of THE Professors Love
Story that there is little to add. The
story of the loveable and absent-minded
professor who is Ill with love for his
pretty secretary and does not know 1t,
is so well known that 1t seems gratuitous
to repeat even an outline OF the plot; nor
is there call for comparison between the
performances of George Arliss last even
ing and that OF the late E. s. Willard
n the long ago.
Mr.. Arliss' technique is so fine and sin
,ere that he scarcely seems to act and he
has excellent support in Molly Pearson as
EAie Mar=ery Maude as Lucy, and Ethel
Dane as the Vivacious Lady Gllolng. MIS-
ArisS is a most satisfying Agnes, ana
Violet kembIe Cooper makes the most OF
oppOrt tunities none too many.
Grant Stewart was excellent as DR..
Cosens: Malcolm Morley and Reginald
Denny scored as Ene's suitors; and Ed
gar Kent and Arthur Eldred were equal
TO the other roles. The play is well
staged.
This revival evidences that the playa
pleasant and interesting example OF the
dramatic fashion of a quarter-century
aCo-hayinE elementary virtue has LOST
none of its vitality and Is still capable
of providing a most pleasurable evening s
entertainment
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PoIfs-"step Livelyn

Step Lively" musical comedy, Is
the attra action at Polls this week
A review OF the attraction appeared
yesterday
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PROPOSALS.

offICE OF IKE COMMISSIONERS OF TIE
neSeaied proprsals win be recsived AT this odIc.
~ - DlstnH Building. until o'cock D. m
@ DLS EMBER :. 1916. for furnishing and deliverins
oIeu ni and ten pressure tank seat acton,
speanc1noos may be obtained ur-n apglicstio1 20
u 1he fufchs11z OficCr, ID. e, Room 30 Disrict
= '0iroins; T.n,Si OLIVER p. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWN
IoM. CHARLEs w. KCTZ. Comrnis.innerr
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SPECIAL NOTICE

The ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holnss a The Washington MARKET Company VII
Be held In the oflce Of the courany N the s@-ruth
sieet wing o. Center Market in the City of Wash
,.Sl; nle2; d. G.. at Y o'clocf noon On the FIRST
nuoNDAt' bring the ist day Of January 1911. for
ye.r and TO act On other sib5sr4 within ths
pONers OF the CORPORATION that may he brought b.
@ ,oN ue meeting FRANK g. WILKINS, seGs-
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Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

United States VS.. John Dews and James
Crawford; housebreaking; defendants
committed.
United States VS.. George H. BrinkIer:
violating postal laws; on trial; attorney
Henry Z. Davis.
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Criminal Divisioa No. I.
Juatlce GouId-

United States VS.. Nathaniel Smith: as
sault with a dangerous weapon; bench
warrant issued.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Carrie West
United States VS.. John R. Wells.
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Frank Mcintyre and Charles Chaplin
are the headliners at Loew's Columbia
this week.
A review Of the films In which they ap-
pear was published yesterday.
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. seIn.co-.A Daughter of the Gods"

Motion pictures in Washington entered
new sphere last night at the Belasco
TEeaIer. when the President, Mrs. Wilson
AID party were present for the opening
reduction i'm this city of William Fox's
.pe"tacuIar screen phantasy. "A Daugh-
'er "f the Gods featuring Annette Kel-
l,.rman No offering at the Belasco this
season has drawn larger or more fash
iona able audience than witnessed the
screen plav last night.
"A Daughter of the Gods is spectacu-
lar cOIorfuI and big-big is the proper
descriptive term-and dazzles by the va
'riety and exotic beauty of its scenes. The
very best that nature has to offer in
the way of effects has been skillfully
blended into the fanciful plot of the
piece. and the result is a marvel Of
photographic beauty. While the tale
makes certain demands upon the imagi
ration. the naturalness of the pictures
makes the trip from the present work-a-
day world into a realm of fancy one easy
TO accomplish.
Miss Kellerman never appeared to bet
ter advantage before the camera than in
A Daughter of the Gods" Throughout
she is the very embodiment Of grace and
in the aquatic scenes, which are in the
majority. she thrills and delights with her
exhibitions of diving and swimming.
The plot. II plot 1t may be called, is
woven about a canary belonging to a lit
tie child. which flies away and joins a
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Moore. Garden-Charles Chaplin.

moOres "aEuGn-OuAEIc. Ohaphh"s
Laughter and thrills are about evenly
balanced in the program at Moore's Gar
den Theater, most Of the fun being con-
tributed by Charles Chaplin IN his mer-
REST camera effort, The Rink" Chap
lin introduces many new antics and busi-
ness. His support includes Edna Pur-
viance, Eric Campbell and others. The
dramatic portion OF the program was
presented by Anna Little, Frank Borzage
and Jack Richardson in Immediate
Lee," thrilling Western photoplay.
These pictures will constitute the main
program until Wednesday, inclusive. An
other popular favorite. Bessie Barriscale,
formerly Identified with David Belasco's .
stage successes, will head the bill Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday In q pretty and
frolicsome Irish romance, "a Corner in
Colleens." Miss Barriscale makes a
fascinating colleen. and Charles Ray
plays the principal role in her support
The auxiliary attraction on these days
will be Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Nor
m4nd In a Keystone farce, THE Other
Man" Special music will be rendered
by the Garden Symphony Orchestra
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Bankruptcy DfvtsisN-
Law SUITS.

In re r. B. Ibbey; order appointing at
torney for trustee.
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Probate Division.
Iu.ff.~ s2.1o-s

Estate John R~Lypchi WILL dated June
Il. .laQR dled > - - -
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE TWELVE,
11S-Clagett VS.. Altemus: attorneys
Newmyer, Quigley-Jackson.
lA-Carter VS.. District of Columbia: at
torneys, Baker, Money-Syme, Williams.
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Moore strand-DousIa. Fairbanks.


The popularity OF Douglas Fairbanks Is
attested by the large crowds that attend
ed the initial showing yesterday at
Moore's Strand Theater Of his latest sue
cessful film effort, American Aristoc-
racy." The story deals with the shipment
Of ammunition across the Mexican border
despite the United States embargo. Mr.
Fairbanks appeared to excellent advan-
tage as a wealthy young man, seeking
adventure, who becomes a Secret Service
agent. Other attractions on the program
included Reel Life" an animated pic
torial periodical, and Revenge Is Sweet"
a Herman cartoon comedy. These pic
lures will hold the screen until Tuesday.
inclusive, and Wednesday and Thursday
Constance Tslmadge and Wilfred Lucas
will be seen in an original detective
photoplay, The Microscope Mystery"
The secondary attraction on these days
will be Sennett's riot OF mirth, Stolen
Magic" interpreted by such well-known
players as Raymond Hitchcock, Mabel
Normsnd. Mack Sennett and Roscoe Ar
buckle. On Friday and Saturday Lillian
Gish and Ralph Lewis will be featured in
The Children Pay" Hughie Mack will
also be seen in 'Rah, Rah, Rah," and
special musical accomplishments Will be
rendered by the Strand Symphony Or
chestra.
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PERSONALS.

NOTICE. Artificial teeth ana secons-
Lesis Abrsha.s. s1s q. op. Pat officS
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MUSICAL lIsTRUMENTs=

RECORDS BOUGHT. SOLD AND EXCHANGED.
RECORD EXCHANGE
none 81 fl6s. 6o @ q nv
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS,
HERALD AUTO DIRECTORY

Containing the names and addresse,
OF the Washington dealers in well
known pleasure automobiles, motor
trucks, accessories and supplies.
Herald readers who fail to find In
this feature what they desire, or who
want any further information about
the cars or dealers listed here, viii
receive this information BY clipping
and mailing the coupon below.
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J. A. Harris, manager OF the Washing
ton branch Of the Polack Tyre and Rub
Der Company. is in New York attending
the annual branch managers meeting.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 70 LOAN on APPRovD CITY RIAL
estate at lowest current rates; special rriTilefes
With respect to pror TSymsntG TYLER RUTH.
ERW0oD. Inc. sli 18th st.
MONEY TO LoAS-sSe 10 sSnos ON D. c.
real stxte. Several trust funds ta to Q per cent.
AL ransActtons conducted With economical eonsid-
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HORSES AND WAGONS

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The Washington times., 1916-02-20
MUSIC BIG FACTOR
INSOUL TRAINING
Famous Remark Of Kipllnu De-
cIared to Apply to More
Than regiment

rsrhe soul OF = regiment Rudysrd
Ioiplins has been quoted ~ saying, ~
IN it's songs"
Soul developing in these commercial
days IL no easy task. Outside OF the
limits OF Histology. students Of human
nature say the art Of music a. nearly
reaches the soui ~ any other power.
The soti OF the Crusader was- sung
in song. The battles Of the world have
begun on the strains Of music.
wherever emotional events are
staged. music IL present. The soul OF
country can be read In -its music.
And. bringing the point home, the
soul OF many family circle can be
found in the music OF that home.
The love OF music-of all kinds OF
musician be satisfied In the latest
list Of Columbia records.
There are the inspiring ensembles
from wagner's ''TannhAuser' ana
"Lohengrin," the professional March"
and the "Bridn Chorus" there - In
strumentai inspiration In the hrst two
offerings OF the Trio de Lutece. COM
posed OF Tschaikowsky's Song WIN
out Words.1 and Wtdor's "Berenade, /"
two home songs by the Taylor trio.
.'Old Folks nj Home" and my Ola
kentucky Home" four couplings OF
The Washington times., 1916-02-20

overture., including the 'swillIam Ten
Overture" complete. \ Flotow's '1Btra-
della Overture" IN two ports. Won
buppe'e "f1que Dame" one Of the best
recordings OF orchestral effects In many
In lighter vein WIN be found col.
lection OF Irish jigs and reels by Jonn
kimmei. famous accordion soioist,
f'Melono' ana "Conatnncy," two ha-
wntlen ukalele selections, and another
coupalps % mariniba music BY the
NstSs o SrS %,ssns q spe' ~ .ra sms
and P1nera's ''Herrerin Two-btep.' =
native 0uatemalian music.
n the vocal field Oscar Seagle. adj
mitted premier baritone. interprets
Lad Kindly Light'' and Nearer, NY
Morgan Kingston, the welsh tenor.
sings two ballads "once Again" BY
Sullivan, and Adams' Roses"
FOUND mns iTspirstiSp g PetotlssimsI WI Home Ds
X. 'n pcpal.r ~. ~ Elo Hady O. the
Telephone." surg by sam ASH. when
It's Orange blossom Time IN Loveland, =
sung BY Manuel Roman, counter tenor.
and . coupling Of delightfui Irish SONGS;
ions the Rocky Road 20 D"Dn s,,n ne
with a broeue 81 81 Mnrgusrite Farrell.
In the vocal quartet deld the Columbia
Stellar Quartet has become famous:
al Parting and Sing Me to Sleep
o. I Hs.S Sy sh = coST %siscs' with wSsrs
being sung by the Broadway Quartet.
There r. nun IN Bert Wiliiamf latest
laughs, "Hamuel'' and 'Bvefypody, IN
n5 ny w WI , , sSqSr TouI ri sp snd
Molly Mcfntypre," and two "Casey''
records describing h most unusual nght.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
Fair Nets $4,000
For German Babies
Twenty Thousand Persons At
tended Bazaar at Odd Eel &
lows Hall.

Announcement was made today that
the German fair held in ODD Fellows
Hall last week Melted almost $1,000 for
the waps widows and orphans in Ger
many.
Officials Of the fair were immeasur-
ably gratified. a. they had hoped TO
raise only about one-third OF this sum.
Twenty thousand persons attended
the fair. patronized it, many attractive
booths and bought out the fancy goods
and novelty stands. More than 1900
persons attended the closing performs
ance. which was featured by many in
novations not on the program. and BY
an address by DR.. Edmund Won Mach,
of New York. DIR. Won Mach. who u
chairman OF the CltiEsns' COMMITTEES
for Food Shipments to Germany and
Austria. complimented the promoters Of
the fair on their splendid success. He
also thanked Neutrality-suspicious. for their
generosity TO the fair and other relief
movements. DR.. Won Mach, referring "a
the war, denounced Great britain for
establishment Of It's starvation block
AIDE" against the women and children
OF Germany.
The few articles which remained IN
the hall when the fair closed last night.
Will be disposed OF at low prices thif
week. Among the articles 10 n biz
Iron Cross.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
J. D. Thompson Dead.

BALTIMORE. Feb. D.-Janes n.
Thompson. banker and hnancier. Of
Buffaio. In dead at Johns Hopkins Hos.
pltai OF heart trouble.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
u. S. Refuses to Use
Warship for Milk
Daniels Asserts He Cannot Aid
German Babies Without Con-
gressional Authorization.

The United States Government has
refused to grant the request OF DIR. Ed
mund Won Mach. Of New York. that q
warship be sent to Europe with milk
for the babies Of Germany and Austria.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels, In re-
jecting the request. said he could not
take such action without Congressional
authorization.
DIR. Won Mach represented the citisens'
committee on food shipments OF New
York In making tho request. This or
ganiration has prepared to send . cargo
OF condensed or powdered milk 70 Ger
many to aid miliions Of babies said to
be starving on account Of the food
DR.. Won Mach win continue his ef-
forts with state Department officials to
set the milk cargo through TO Ger
many. The State Department has re-
quAsted the British and French govern
ments for assurances that a milk cargo
on q merchant vessel will be allowed to
reach . German port. A reply e now
awaited from Great Britain, France
having refused the request.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
MOTOR SALESMAN
is HERO OF NOVEL
Pour Speeds for Forest Hill"
Featured in March Argosy.

Hardy orion. the young automobile
salesman who falls down 20 many times
in trying to get up. In -Four Speeds
for Forest HILL" the book-lenGth novel
which appears complete In the March
Argosy. by George M. A. Cain, found q
fly In the ointment OF big sales to
wealthy people who were kept at home
by the war In Europe.
The fly. which consisted In not being
able to keep his deliveries up 20 the
speed of his sales, almost spoiled his
romance, a. well az the ointment
To tell Just why II didn't, in the
end. would be giving away the story.
'Fools of Sacrifice" the new serial
OF life In the open ~ Richard Duffy,
which begins In the March issue, and
'Cochrane's Australian stunt" which
consisted in initiating Get Rich Quick
Walingford' on the island continent,
and IL narrated by Frenk A. Russell, are
stories that make one want more of
the same kind.
Among the notable short stories In
the March number are "All He Had TO
Give" by George Foxhall. and THE
Man They Couldn't Help" by J. Leni-
vers CareW.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
BRINGS 5000 FOR
d. c. SUFFRAGE WORK
Miss Alice Paul Secures Fund
Raised at Operetta.

Miss Alice Paul, OF the Congress
sional Union for Woman Suffrage. re-
turned this morning from New York
operetta. "Delinda's Sister" given by
Mrs. .. II. p. Belmont in New York,
Friday. The proceeds will be used
for work of the union in the District.
The Congressional Union box at the
operetta was the gift OF Mrs. Brie-
tung. 1t was occupied by Miss Paul,
Mrs. J. A. Hopkins. CHAIRMAN Of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Oelrich, Miss
lila Flatman. Miss Florence Law
renee and Mrs. John j. White
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
District Dental Society
Holds Annual Banquet

with several hundred dentists from
the District and nearby States present.
the annual banquet OF the Dental So
ciety OF the District was held last night
at the Ebbltt.
was toastmaster. The speakers included
DIR. Fenton Bradford, president; DIR. T.
o. Heatwole, dean OF the University of
Maryland; DR.. r., r. Drew, DR.. II. Rose
ETS aIssy DR. r F, S1 P aan:s AMI n r.
Shirley w. Bowles.
Musical numbers were contributed by
J. j. Blodgett, Newton Hammer, Arthur
Pierce, and DuFour Brown.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20

Before an Insurance Company viii
take risk on your life the examining
physician will test the urine and report
whether you are a good risk When
your kidneys get sluggish and clog,
you sufrer from backache. sick-head-
ache. dizzy spells, or the twlnkeS ana
pains OF lumbago. rheumatism and
govt. The urine IL often cloudy, full
at sediment; channels often get sore
and sleep - disturbed two or three
should consult some physicians OF wide
experience-such as DIR. Pierce, OF the
lnvalids' Hotel ana surgical Institupe,
bunalo. y. Y. send him Zoe for large
"Anuric." Write him your SymptoSns
and send . sample OF urine for test.
Experienee has taught Dr. Pierce that
The Washington times., 1916-02-20

used the opportunity to boom myself
and my book.
ago ana went 10 live in another sup-
urb. / wrote them ana told them 70
forward my trnnk but they refused 20
DO II. called them up on the teie-
my trunk. but the man demanded f1hO,
threatening to give me up n ! ala NOT
pay II.
'After that. ! wrote him a special de-
II. bot would die game. This after
noon l tried 70 get him on the teie-
phone again. and had a hard time
doing II. Finally ! reached him and !
Thirtieth street and Broadway. He
was 70 come 20 New York with my
trunk and give me the check. I had .
prenonitlon that something wins wrong
continent.
The Washington times., 1916-02-20
President and Bride
Attend Keith's Theater

President and Mrs. Wilson. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Boiling.
attended Keith's Theater last night.
One OF the largest audiences OF the
season gave the party rousing well
come while the orchestra played the
national anthem. ~
The Washington times., 1916-02-20

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Alcohol pure Grain),
"a pit. ................2 Csc
TT, Gentian Comp, 4 OF. Csc
TT. Green Soap, 4 o.. Use
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