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The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
Purely Personal

L. I. Korn has gone to his former home
In Newark, N. J., and VIII return the
nrst Of the year.
Miss Anna Ruge has returned 70 this
day from an extended vacation.
T. L Norman has left for . vacation
until the middle Of next month.
R. w. F. ogilvie has returned from q
vacation spent In the South.
oran'r. Moore has returned from a
visit to Atlanta. Ga
Z. p. Robey Is recovering from long
illness.
Earl L. Packer has returned from q
brief vacation.
Harry Gladstone. Of this city, has been
appointed to position In the dairy d.
vision. Bureau Of Animal Industry.
E. w. Staples has left for a visit to
friends In Pennsylvania. He will return
Monday.
A.. J. Leusenkamp, of this city, was
quietly married to Miss Pearl BeaIl, ct
Birmingham, Ala, friends learned yes
terday.
William H c. Carey, Of Louisiana, has
been appointed to q position IN the office
or the Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral.
H. R. Burrill has returned from a va
cation.
Frederick Bradshaw has left for a visit
to his old home in Brooklyn. Ny.
NJ. Aaron Root, of this city, has been
temporarily appointed typist in the Bu-
reau of Mines.
Anthony Sherman has left for a visit to
New York City.
A. A. clarenbaah has returned from
brief vacation.
Frederick J. Plant, Of this city, has
been appointed assistant map printer IN
the Geological Survey.
Bernard Rohlick has returned from an
extended vacation.
George H LAFetra, Of Kansas, has
been appointed q watchman In the office
Of the Postmaster General.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mainwaring has reoov-
cred from a brief illness
Or. Charles z. Bronson hss undergone
successful treatment for his eyes
Daniel Hamilton. Of this city, has been
appointed watchman in the office OF
the Postmaster General
John Kane and ". II. Smith. operators
at pofice headquarters. are away from
duty on sick live.
Detective Charles Mullen, of detective
headquarters, ts on sick leave
William 8. Stein win leave in q few
days for a trip through the South
Policeman c. n. A. Montgomery. Of the
Third precinct il on a vacation.
Policeman J. z. Elliot, Of the Third
precinct will return to duty soon after q
short holiday vacation.
George F. Schott has tust returned
from a vacation spent IN Virginia
Mrs. M. J. Collins, 100 MARYLAND ave-
| nue. northwest, returned yesterday from
New York, where she spent Christmas
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICE

10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF The AMER1nAH
DAIRY SUPPLY COMPANY: A senn-sun..i
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the outaAndtnE slsrs Of the capitai sforf ss ehs
Amsriean Datp Supply Company, payabis IAN
UARf s. 1911, 10 all boldeu oS czTtthoztes Of rsoek
OF record Al the close ~ business JnnuAEy nfs
WALTER r. WILCOX, secrosar5
TIE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK WAsHIN6T0H-
ID. G.. Deosmbsr Z. M6-The annual nesSzns a
ne shareholden Of he RsEgs NstouAI Banf q
Washington. ID. C. for ths election Of drorn-S sa1
the tr1nsAc1on 0 an other buznSS uhieh shan eosns
befors DE meeting wfn be hsld at shs hankfnr
house % TUESDAY, JGnnAry .. I97, st u osocf
a m The polls v1n remain open from u q. N 10
oclo6 non- II yoa onnot Gtosod b psDa
Kindly ezsnuts md retun ths enclosed pruzy h
order that you seock may b rspresentsd
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PURSUANT 10 SECTION i, TRTTdE nm %
Bylaw, nOtice 10 hsrSby aven that tas Ennu-d
nesting 0 DE sto1holdeB of ths OGptnl frarr1ou
Cumpany for ths election ot D4recou for ths -su1ns
yesr and soch othG bustnss % may Be hro1Eut b.
fore ths meeting VIII b held Gt the oflcs q css
comnuy. ThirtyEIth and n ereeu nsrfhw.A
Washington. ID. O.. WEDNESDAY, JEpuary %
lsf, at loSS o'elock q N Ths poJs rn b spsa
hon II O'Clock l. n until q o'co8 noon H D.
cRAMPTON, sersta-y.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
ALEXANDRIA INFANTRY
' WILL LEAVE FOR Home
Border Regiment to Entrain Tuesday
Returning About January 10.
THE HERALD BUREAU,
r. Z. KntEht q Son,
en-eD King Street.

THE HERALD BUREAU.
R. Z Knishs Son.
sn-s9 King srest
Alexandria, Va, Dec. H-Nsvs was
received here today that Company q.
Arst Virginia Regiment. known ~ the
Alexandria Light Infantry, now encamped
At Brownsville, Tex, WIN entratn TOR
Richmond next Tuesday morning and
reach home not later than January 10
On arriving in Rtchmond the regiment
: viii be mustered out OF service
It is expected that within ths next fsw
days steps viii be taken to arrange q
big reception and demonstration to the
soldier boys upon their return
The January term Of the United States
Court for the Eastern district Of vir-
knia, Judge Edmund waddnl presiding.
VIII convene Tuesday at II O'Clock Al
this session there VIII be both grand
and petit juries.
Ths circuit court for this city, Judge
J. B. 7. Thornton pre.sdms. wn con-
vsne Tuesday instead Of Monday morn
Ind.
A Christmas celebration and social ses-
SION given by Fitzgerald Council. No,
ISa. knights Of Columbus, In St. Mary's
ton Of the first degree of the order on q
class Of candidates.
Following the degree work came the
Jfslebration. Santa Claus distributed
presents to every member present.
At the social session rsfreshments were
served and q musical and literary pro-
gram was given C. Raymond Hellmuth
was chairman OF the entertainment COM
mittee.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at 8
O'Clock this morning In St Mary's Cath
ollie Church. when Miss Sallie Feagans,
daughter Of Stephen Feagans, of Del
bride of William Leo Parsons, OF st.
Elmo. Alexandria County. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. L r.
Kelly. assistant pastor.
Santa Claus made his appearance at
the Christmas entertainment of the be-
ginners' and primary departments Of the
NJ. z. Church South Sunday School at
the Christmas celebration this afternoon
The main school held is celebration to-
night.
Mrs. Virginia collinsworth. one of Alex
andria's Oldest residents, died suddenly
Z 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at her
home, 1T South Fairfax street. Her
death was due to heart trouble
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura v.
nuTuS, WIG OF N1lCnael Burns, who
died yesterday afternoon at her home,
l110 Prince street. will be held at o'clock
Thursday morning in st. Marys Cath
ole Church. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Midshipman Stuart Waller King has
returned to Annapolis after spending
Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank T. King at their home in Prince
street
In the Circuit court for this city in
vacation the will OF Jonathan Matthews
was admitted to probate. Testator leaves
his estate to his two daughters. Misses
Roberta E. and S. NJ. Matthews.
John Stephen Kane, the student who
was shot the morning of December l by
Policeman J. W. Kerns. when 1t Is al
legged he attacked the officer and resisted
arrest. has left the Alexandria Hospital
and returned to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WHITE

WHITE.
LA~rencs A Adm: n. and s.lhs R. Hack, 2
both Of PstsrsburE Va Rev. Harry D. Mitchell
Edmond W. Cowlss. q. and Anye Ruth Dris
coll q. both Of ToanA Va Rev. John Il.
Jsnres.
Fred 8. Port, q. o Clarion. Pa, and Mar
saret smathers. u. Of New Bethlehem. Pa Rev
Titus Il Davis
Berkley @. Thompsou. %, Of Round Hill, Va.
and Mary NJ Myers. z. Of Lneoan Va Rev
D. L. Blackem9e
"a both Of Hanover. Pa Rev. II. Schroeder.
william e. Gilbert. Al. and Carolyn D. Klans
~. both Of New York City. fssT. Henry Il
Rauch.
Erns.t R. Bell. .. 0, F.irmOnt. W. Va. and
Ola Lee Conway. ~ Rev. Earle Whitley.
Gary L. F1ippo. Dc. and Oline r winsneld. a
both of Richmond. Va Rev. Harry d. Mitchell
William b. Bryant. q. and Blanche K Payne
% both Il spotsyinania. Va Rev. r. B. Hosley
Thomas H Allen, D. and Lillian NJ Bufhn. q
both Of Richmond, Va Rsr. h +. Downs
Charles J. Mos. .. Of Catlstts, Va. and Eliza
bsth F. Combs. a. ot Stafford Store. Va. Rev
J. Judson Ringer.
Clayton Etheridge. q. and Lula A. Miller, -
Rev. Harry ]. Goodwin
Melven n. Buks. 2. and Maggie L. Downsy
% both Of Lowmoor, Va Rev. Hugh T. SteVenspn
Walter w. MatheSon, q, and Mary Ethd FArma'
Il Rev. Howard Stewart.
Stephen Ducke Ebacher. q, and Suse Ma,
EstAs 70. Rev. A J. CArey
Cuere II. stsufer. and Jefne ". Abe. Of Read
ing. Pa Rev Dr.. James L. Gordon
COLORED.
Lemon 4 Robinson. o. and Anna n. FurguSou
z both Of Orlean, Va. Rsv n. W. d. Norman
odis BG1ey. 2. and olirs Garter. 10, both d
Milford. Va Rev William ]. Howard
Oarsncs Il wilnams 4 and Irene Dowell
% Rev. AquiA Sayies
James A. Green. q. and Leah NJ. Cunningham
%. Rev William D. Battle.
Alfonso G. Coles. q, and Minnie N Pugh, -
both Of L6nchbUE. Va Rev. Alfred J. Tyler.
John T. Wood, S. and Odeline o. Hurd o. Rev
James 4 VILLA
q Rev. Walter 7. Brooks
Holland w Watkins. 81, Of Baltimore. Nd. and
Katie Z. smith, q. Rev. II. ". Clair
Thomas Z. Kelley. q. and MRy Brown. 8. Rev
Thomas ]. Brown.
Matthew Fair, IS. and Marion Futon II. Rev
John Richard
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
SAYSPLANT juice
IS So WONDERFUL
Washington Man Claims Since
He Took Plant Juice Life
Is Worth Living.

Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach
remedy, brings the sunshine Of health
TO a poor body that has long fingered in
the winter of sickness. Many local men
and women who have been suffering from
stomach disorder. with its accompanying
distressing symptoms. have felt the sun
shine Of health, as their numerous testi-
.monials show.
Mr.. r. C. Champion, Of No. 14o6 IL
Fourteenth street y. w, who is a
wsll-known Washington citizen, recently
gave the following signed statement:
For two years I have suffered with
stomach trouble and all the food ate
would ferment in my stomach and cause
gas to form. 1 was In the worst kind
Of misery and was so nervous and rest
less could not sleep at night; my liver
was affected and I was very dizzy at
times, and had headaches all Of the time.
Ny whole system was badly run down
and did not seem to have any ambition
q energy to do anything. had read so
much abOut your Plant Juice in our home
papers that finally decided to try 1t my
self. Two bottles have made me feel
fine; / can eat my meals and enjoy them;
i sleep well and am not nervous, and
do not have any more dizzy spells or
headaches. I feel that life is worth nv
ing again, and am recommending Plant
Juice to every one meet. for I think It
s the most wonderful medicine in the
world My wife has taken 1t for consti-
patton, with the same good results had
I am glad to give this public endorse
ment for II"
Such words as these and those Of many
others which have BEEN printed, have wide
ienuence. for they come from men Of
Standing and integrity, who have given
Plant Juice fair trial and have been
greatly benefited thereby.
The Plant Juice man is at the Peoples
Drug Store. corner OF Seventh and z
streets northwest. where be IL daily meet
ing the local public, and introducing and
explaining ths merits q ehis rsmedy.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Anton and Adelaide NJ Brem, girl
Roscoe NJ. and Elizabeth Roach, boy.
Oliver ". and Louise O. Bagy, boy.
James n and Harriet W. Burns, girl.
Douglas z and Mable Z. Ftere, bog.
Phf1ip 81. and Marie r. Hsnsley, boy.
COLORED.
Augustus J. and F1orrnce G. Twins eirl
Nathan and Mary Johnson, boy.
William A and Ida Kendall, boy.
Alfred and Bessie Roberts, girl.
James ". and Hortense Scott, bog,
Dumtnirk snd Mary Stewart, bog.
Sylvester and Carrie Jones, bw.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

Kay ]. Thomas. "A years, Garfield Hospital
Endorus g. Kenney, 81. 1lo5 5th st. NV.
]. Edward Burke. e5, tuberculosis Hospital
Amandns Jaeckel, ca 81. Eizabsth's HOSPITAL
Elizabeth Httleford, 8, SIS 9Th st. NV
George II. Malone, 10, II 4th ST. Sc
John Frank Landy, s.. 15o3 18th st NV.
William Quint, sc, Geo. Wash. Univ. Hospdtsl.
Dena sakolsky, ls, IDo st. s.
Aubrey NJ Williams. 8. Garfield Hospital
william Francis Hunt months N d N mn
COLORED.
William jenkins. 6s. Freedmen's Hospital
Isabsrs Robins. s.. St. Elizabeth's Hospital
John rolbsrt 90. Ffeedmsn's HOSPITAL
Osmsntine Williams. =, soz I'd 1t sw.
ThcmAs Pinckney, 8. Casualty Hospital.
Ffancs Beatrice Reed, q, l40e Corcoran Il nm
William Matthews, ten months, 10 L 4, ~
George h. Thomas. months, l62l q s.. ~.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
S121.75 CONTRIBUTED
FOR FORGOTTEN WOMAN

Additional contributions to the fund
for Forgotten" have been received by
Cuno II. Rudolph, president Of the Sec
end National Bank A check for so was
received from Barry Bulkley and SO was
sent in by "A Friend
This swelIs the fund to $121.75. But the
sum Of $40 is needed before the first of
the year to provide food and necessities
for a year for the aged and destitute
daughter Of a former United States Sem
ator, who recently was discovered by a
friend in a dismal room in starving
condition.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
BURGLAR RAIDS APARTMENT.

Forty-four dollars in cash was taken
from the apartment at 5f1 Twenty-third
street northwest yesterday afternoon
about o'clock by a sneak thief who en-
tered through the front door when n
was left unlocked.
Mrs. Samuel Pearson, who lives on the
second floor. reported the loss of so
taken from desk IN her apartment
Miss Laura Reeves, living on the third
floor. told the police the thief took s34
from a trunk IN her room
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
U. s. CHAMBER TO MEET.

The fifth annual meeting of the Cham
her of Commerce OF the United States
will be held at the New Willard Hotel
January u and February 1 and 2. The
railroad situation. national defense, and
many other important subjects now un-
der public discussion will be tken up.
Representatives of commercial organiza-
tIons all over the country have announc-
cd their intention Of attending
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
B.l..cs-~A Daughter of the Gods,

"A Daughter Of the Gods" showing
Annette Kellermann. in her absorbing
and graceful feats in the water. con-
dnues at the Belasco next week.
There Is sentiment Of the better sort
expounded In some of the scenes,
there is the romantic side, the heroic,
picturesque, together with all the hu-
man passions, which when accom-
panied with a truly harmonious and
appealing musical score, interpreted
by a finished orchestra Of picked mu-
sicians. makes the exposition of this
picture beautiful" q treat to the
beholder.
William Fox, who Il responsible
for this achievement, must be oon-
graduated upon its results.
In order to afford every one the
chance to see this wonderful picture,
t must not be forgotten. that IN ad-
Ntion to the performances each night
that matipses are given each day as
well. "A Daughter OF the Gods" as
a spectacle. Is we'll qualified to enter
tain the old, as we'll as the young.
and all who love music will be sure
to get their moneys worth
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
BOY SCOUT BAND REHEARsEs
LarEest Organization of Kind In o, 8,
Prepares for Concert.

The largest Boy Scout band in the
United States. composed Of Washington
boys between the ages Of II and 1s, held
its regular weekly practice hast night in
G. A R hall. Pennsylvania avenue near
Fourteenth street
Following the practice It was said ar
rangements were being made for the
first public appearance of the band, the
date of which will be announced In a
few days. The band is being led by
Prof. C. F. Schlosser, of Baltimore, and
contains flfty-fve pieces
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
Moore's strand-Feature Films.

Many unusually fine photo plays are In
cluded In the program arranged for New
Years week at the Strand Theater, the
chief attraction from Sunday to Tuesday
inclusive being Dorothy Dalton and VII
liam Desmond in a thrilling film Offering
entitled "A Gamble in Souls
On Wednesday and Thursday Charles
Ray will make his initial local appear
ance as a full fledged f1lm star in a novel
comedy drama entitled The Honorable
Algy." The added attraction will bring
to the screen Ralph Herr in a farcical
comedy, "A Matinee Idol" On Friday
and Saturday Howard Hickman and
Clara Williams, late Of "Civilization'' will
be featured in an up-to-date drama en-
titled The Criminal
The program in addition will include
Mack Sennett's latest Keystone comedy,
Safety First Ambrose" featuring the
heavyweight, Mack Swain and other
Keystone players. Special music by the
Strand Symphony Orchestra VIII add to
the attractiveness Of the various finn Of
ferings.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

Bolivian railways are substituting
wood for coal. owing to higher prices
Of coal. resulting from the difficulty of
obtaining ocean transportation from the
United States.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

Funeral services for Harriet Louisa Nc
Lean. who died Monday. WILL be held at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Fan
ME Lounds. Fiftieth street northeast, to-
DAY at ! o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

of nssu h Fizt Dssds q mus uazs ns--rs
On wsshinEtoa. D. C.. Real Estats slvEs sirs ths
fun ints1est pronised and The rssun q an ths
p4neras dus. rsszrdIss q ths vAryans inoons ana
ulus q othe seeurIuea. and thsy srs not subs.ss
10 sax.fina- We have ben sucossfalH sAzssd h
MAILING ness iusotDeuo for om ensns for more
than quarter q . csutuJ. Inr~an-nh. IN. 80
% aeo0 1t 6 NJ snd pr e-nt nov rs.dy f9
denveu. LarEs tnvsstnsuts nadA
WIN. Il. SAUNDERS & Co,
Southern Building, s07 18th St.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

Funeral services for Robert E. Ander-
son. who died Tuesday. will be held from
his parents home, Ills K street north
cast, today at 2:3o o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
Cosmos-vaudsviIIe.

Among tho three big attractions Of tho
continuous bill OF vaudeville to be pre-
scented at the Cosmos Theater New Year
week will be a farce in keeping with
good resolutions, His Last Drop" by
William Stanton. supported by Rosalind
May and Company Another big offer
ing Will present Carson and Willard, two
comical German comedians, in an anus
ing sldt entitled. Around the Bulletin
Board"
Among the supporting acts will be found
De Hollis and Company in a novel jug
Cling exhibition; the Holland Sisters, two
clever little Dutch singers and dancers
and Billy Brown, a unique character COM
edian.
The Aim features VIII include the Pathe
and the Selig- Tribune news pictures, the
funny Bray cartoon oomicalities, and
others Except on New Year Day and
Sunday. the big Vitagraph production,
The Last Man." featuring Mary Ander-
son and William Duncan, will be shown
daily at 1. 4:45 and 1o:15 .. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

A device called q detectature has been
invented to permit a man in one room
10 watch q Dash register In another.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
HELP WkNTED-MALE.

WZNTED-LIGHT COMPLEXIONED OoLORED
men for dtsfnfscting; steady JOB only 10 hones-
sober and Wiling WORKERS. THEODORE MEYER,
Room .. wsrdr Bldg. Eth and 81. before u
WANTTD-BoY TwHITT9 WITH WHEEL; .
week Is 18th St nv.
ooLoRED MAN 10 WORK n LDNOII ROOM
nights- ss5 4.
WHITE BOY AS BUNDLE wRAPPBR- ELITE
LAUNDRY Zle 18th st.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
NationaI-"rurn to the Risht.,

Washington next week will have an op-
portunity to see one Of the reigning sue
cesses Of New York when Turn to the
Right" opens a weeks engagement al
the New National Theater with matt
nee Monday. This now famous comedy
tune Hunter" THE Boomerang" "Ofacer
606, and other big successes. Is now play
ing IN its sixth month in New York with
every probability Of remaining for an
other year.
Another company has been organized to
play Chicago and en- route 1t will MI an
engagement in Baltimore and here In
this organization are a number of old
Washington favorites, including Mabel
Bert, Jessie Glendenning Ralph Morgan,
Helen Collier, Philip Bishop. James To
tan, William Foran, Robert Taber
Charles Goodrich, James Huntley, Doro-
thy Belts and others
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
FUNERALS.

Funeral services for William Thomas
Jenkins. who died Sunday, will be held
In Metropolitan Baptist Church tomor-
row at o'clock
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
Gayety-BuPlesQue.

The famous sliding Billy Watson and
his equally noted partner, Ed Lee Wrothe.
will be seen at the Gayety Theater next
week. together with a big burlesque en-
tsrtainment styled Watson and Wrothe q
AL New Show"
Others IN the cast are Owen Martin.
Mabel Morgan. Estelle Colbert, Hazel
Jossfyn, Fred de Silva. Gus Rosber. Her
man Gibson, and a big chorus Of talented
singing and dancing beauties
In the first act. Watson is seen as Her
man Ludwig. the clockmaker. In ths
second act Ed Lee Wroths presents a
review Of successful plays.
An elaborate scenic investiture, beauti-
full costumes. and striking electrical and
mechanical effects have been provided.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

Funeral services for Elizabeth Little
ford, who died Monday. will be held to-
day at 2 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
LOST,

LosT-l L1DYs GOLD W1T0d ND III
geied fob. Sunday Efternooa q xmas o-i<erzeons
fnn name IN back. L[beral rsward Il rsfurned y
Busines onlcs, wahington Pot
LosT-N STRAND THEATER, TUESDIY, 4
blue fuH nedkpases. HewArd u rsunsd % y Q
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28
b. F. Keith'-vaudevilIe.


Olive wyndham. the latest notable
recruit for vaudeville from the dra-
matte stage where her beauty and
talent won wide recognition In The
Man from Home" Marrying Mary
and other plays. wifi be the New Year
star at the B. F. Keith's Theater next
week. There will be three perform
ances on New Years Day. on other
days only the usual two-a-day.
Mildred Macomber, with Willard
Foote and the Suss sisters, will Of
fer the spectacular aquatic sensation,
Holidays Dream" New funmakers
will be introduced In Hans Wilson and
the McNallys.
Others are Johnny Dooley and
Yvette Rugel. Harry and Eva Puck,
VIII Morrisey, the eminent violinist"; ;
Mime. du Florigny Herberts loop-the-
loop dogs. the pipe organ recttals, and
international news pictorial.
Pon's-'which One Shall L NARY
The eternal question foremost in
the mind of every man and every
woman has been selected as the theme
for an allegorical play. Which One
Shall I Marry" which will be the
attraction at Polls, beginning next
Sunday night with matiness Monday
New Years Day.. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
The production has been made un-
der the direction Of Edward W. Row
land and Lorin ]. Howard, and these
managers have provided it with stage
settings that are unique, colorful and
massive. A cast far above the or
dinary seen in the popular price
houses presents the play. Miss Mar
guerite Henry is seen as Agnes, the
young girl in a quandary. Ainsworth
Arnold appears as the poor man. and
the remainder of the cast includes
Dollie Day, Lotta Emmons, Edgar
Murray. Tommy Shearer. Charles
Richards, and several others.
Loeyv's Columbia-Feature riIms.
Marguerite Clark in Snow white,-
which will remain the attraction at
LoeW's Columbia for the remainder of
the week. has materialized in a photo
play that IS breaking all records at this
theater for attendance. Marguerite Clark
gives one Of her most delightful portray
ais in the title role and Is supported by
an admirable cast. Snow White Is for
the ''kiddies." but adult audiences seem
to enjoy the wholly beautiful production
as much as the children.
The production is an ideal Christmas
spectacle and is sure to cheer the worst
case of blues. Beginning Sunday and for
the first half Of next week Pauline Fred
erick will be seen in ''The Slave Mar
ket," a story of the Spanish Main
MOOre's Garden-Clara kimbaII
Young.
Clara Kimba1l Young, the beautiful
and talented screen star, will grace
the program at Moore's Garden The
ater the entire New Years week, be-
ginning Sunday in her latest film
triumph, THE Foolish Virgin" The
supporting cast especially chosen by
Miss Young for their fitness for the
various characters they are called
upon to portray before the camera
includes Conway Tearle, Catherine
Proctor. Paul Capellani, Sheridan Tan
sey Marie Lines. Edward Elkas, Agnes
Mapes and William Welsh.
Supplementary attractions during
the week will include Jerry on a
Canniba1 Island" an animated cartoon
comedy by Hoban. a travalogue en-
bracing a tour through the West In
dies and the regular Garden Topical
Digest. A special musical score ar
ranged for The Foonsh Virgin" will
be rendered by the Garden Symphony
The Washington herald., 1916-12-28

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-THREE PANTRY GIRLS, ATLANTIC
City; way paid. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY,
H1 10Th st. NV.
WANTED-A CoLORD GIRL; REFERENCE
required MRS. HORN nB Sth = nv.
TWO WHITE Girls, YEARS OLD, FnR
light manufacturing company. Apoly M 18th
81 nv.