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HOROSCOPE.
Saturday, JRnury 4, 1919.

Saturn and Venus rule strongly for
good this osy. according to astrologg.
Mercury and the Sun are adverse.
The dominant sign seems TO presaSs
mining excitement and wealth from
mineral resources. Strange ores will
be discovered and utilized.
Land will attract capital and much
public interest. for there will be some
movement that is not a colonization
project, but yet with certain similar
features
This is a lucky day for love Affairs.
which will multiply greatly.
II is q favorable sway under which
10 be married. and farmers should be
especially fortunate in choosing their
wives
The rule is fairly good for plays and
players. but again the growth OF COM
munity theaters Is indicated as posi-
bly, bringing about changes in com
merJial arrangements.
Again attention is called 10 the tacJ
that the stars presage the most in
tense activity in educational affairs
Changes and reforms looking toward
practical application are prophesied.
The seers declare that education will
not mean merely acquaintance with
trades and occupations which will be
come popular with all classes.
The death of a famous hnancier is
torcEhaGOwcd and = strange will Is
pro EnostiCated.
Venus is in q place read as indi-
eating CEJravaganCe IN dress among
women who can not afford foolish
spending. but this is one sign OF the
t-.es. which is sinister, as IL is sup
pCsei TO rTesage more work in the
future for soldiers.
Women will exhibit extremes in
thC.r contribution TO the worlds work.
II the stars are read Alright They will
achieve the most remarkable successes
in new lines OF activity and they will
waste opportunities during the first
weeks OF the year.
Persons whose birthdste il is may
have a year OF many anNieties Those
who are employed should be very
careful
Children born on this day are likely
to be proud i'm nature and ambitious
These subjects OF Capricorn are not
usually clever IN business.
tCurCnght 1919
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All Souls Church.

All Souls Unitarian Church, Four
teenth and l. streets, announces that
its annual series of Sunday evening
services will be offered during Janu-
ary and February. 1t has been ar
ranged to hold eight services of cour-
age and good cheer, the minister, Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce. giving a course
OF sermons on The Life That Is
Worth While"
The following musicians will take
part in the series: Miss Grace Bur
nap, contralto: Mr.. William Cla-
baugh, baritone; Miss Marie CuIp
contralto; Mrs. Beulah Harper DUN
woody. contralto; Mr.. Harry NJ. Ste
Vens, tenor; Miss BERTHE Thompson
soprano: Mr.. Louis Thompson, tenor;
Mrs. Edythe Marmion Brosius, harm:
Mr.. Richard ]. Lorleberg, cello and
leader of the string quartette: Miss
Ruby Stanford. violin: Mr.. Lewis
Corning Atwater, organ. The first
service In the course will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock, with
Mrs. Dunwody, contralto, and Miss
stanford, violin, as musicians
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DeNeaIe Named Governor
OF M. and M. Association

George S. DeNeale, general man
ager for S. Kann Sons Company. is
the first of the board Of governors
of the Merchants and Manufs"-
turers' Association to be selected
for the new year. Mr.. DeNeale's
election yesterday as chairman o
the department store section OF the
association qualities him as a mem
ber of the board of governors.
Many ambitious plans for the fur
therance of the interests of the de-
partment stores of Washington were
laid out at yesterdays meeting. The
section voted unanimously to hold
monthly luncheon meetings on the
second Tuesday of each month. be-
ginning in February. This is IN
addition to any special meetings
that may be called.
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Christian Endeavor Union.

An interesting program for tomor-
row evening has been arranged by
the Luther Place Memorial Christian n
Endeavor Society at 7:30 o'clock. Miss
Behringer will discuss the evening
topic Secretary Bryant. OF Liberty
Hut. will speak on his various expe-
riences. About thirty members Of
the Alta Boy troupe from Camp
Meigs have promised to be present to
render some vocal numbers. Also a
celebrated organist will be present
and play some instrumental music
A social hour, with refreshments,
will be held, during which all stran-
gers and men in uniform will be
made welcome. The church is located
at Thomas circle.
Mr.. F. ]. Fitch. evangelistic super-
intendent OF the c. Z. Union. has re-
turned from a three weeks vacation
spent in New York. The Endeavor-
ers of the District will be interested
to know that Mr.. Fitch returns with
a bride. having married a Miss Will
Jams. OF lion, ". Y.
Mr.. Robert Covel. press superin-
tendent of the c. Z. Union, who il
temporarily in the service at Camp
Dix. came in town during the holI-
Gays ana expects to be mustered out
and return to his union work within
a month.
Plans are under way at C. E. Union
headquarters. 1925 G street, for
Christian Endeavor week, February 2
to 3. Presidents of societies are
urged to Cooperate in making this
the biggest c. E. week ever
DR.. Daniel A. Polling. OF the United
Society of Christian Endeavor. Bos-
ton, Mass. sailed for France on
New Year Day to make plans for the
reconstruction work among the En-
deavor organizations of the stricken
sections of France
This afternoon at O'Clock Miss
Hopper will address a Junior Chris
uan Endeavor rally at Vermont Ay-
enue Christian Church. Souvenirs of
the rally will be given to each per-
son attending.
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shiloh Baptist.

The Lords Supper will be celebrated
and the hand of fellowship will be
given TO new members by the pastor
Rev. DR. Waldron. tomorrow night at
Shiloh Baptist Church C'Strangers'
HomeO. At o'clock service the new
ly elected officers of the Y p. S. of c.
f. for 1913 will be installed. and at the
morning service DR.. Waldron win
preach the seventh sermon in the Sc
rics on The Great Texts of the BIZ
ble' upon the subject Transformed
by Christ and Conformed to Christ"
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Barnca-PhlIntheas to Meet.

The Baraca-Philathea Union Of
Baraca and Philathea Sunday School
classes will meet at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church on Friday, Janu-
ary 10. The special features of the
meeting will be an address by a.
representative and election of ofri-
GERS for the coming year. It is ex-
pected that large attendance will
be present. Refreshments will be
served by the members of the
classes of the Metropolitan Sunday
school.
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Communion Mt Petworth baptist.

At the morning service of Petworth
Baptist Church the pastor, Rev. f.
Paul Langhorne. will have for his
subject THE Coming Dawn" Com
munion service will be celebrated.
There will also be an illustrated talk
for the children.
At the evening service the pastor
will have for his address, ITO Whom
Shall the World .Belong?'
Arrangements are being perfected
for the annual stereopticon entertain
ment by the Boys Messenger Club,
under the leadership OF the pastor, at
which time slides will be shown of
all of the activities of the church
and Sunday school during the past
year. This Is one of the interesting
events of the boys club and pro-
vides funds for the annual outing in
the summer.
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Washington branch. will proceed in
a body to the church. singing as they
march, Onward Christian Soldiers"
The entire center of the church will
be reserved for the society.
The Holy Name Society of Soldiers
Home. composed of veterans of the
civil war and other affairs of such
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Fifth Baptist Church.

DIR. John E. Briggs will preach and
administer communion at Fifth Bap-
tist Church tomorrow morning. Al
night he will preach on Five Minutes
After Death, What2" The annual
business meeting of the church will be
held next Thursday night. Several
deacons are to be elected; also the
clerk and treasurer. The committee
on tn purchase of the parsonage hope
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Bahal Movement.

At the public meeting tonight at s
O'Clock an interesting meeting has
been arranged. with a discussion of
"Bahai Benevolences-Its Program
and Work" In particular, a detailed
resume of East Side work among the
poor and outcasts of New York City
will be given.
The public Is cordially invited to
attend this meeting, held In the hall
of the Columbia Heights Group of
Bahais, 1924 Eleventh street north
west
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First Congregational Church.

Great Events of 1s1s-The Wonder
Year of History will be the subject
on which Rev DR.. James l.. Gordon
will preach tomorrow at IL a. m, in
the First Congregational Church, cor
ner of Tenth and G street northwest.
At the evening service DIR. Gordon
will preach on Henry VII and Anne
Boleyn-A Royal Filtration Which
Ended at the Executioner's Block"
The Senior Society of Christian En-
deavor will be "at home" at the
church on Sunday afternoon. to all
young people. between the hours of
and s. The usual Endeavor meet
ing will follow promptly at $40 p. m.
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Foundry Epworth League.

Foundry Epworth League will be
addressed tomorrow evening by
Rev. John r. Edwards, district
superintendent, on the subject OF
THE Efficient League" The spe-
cial musical numbers will include
soprano solo by Mrs. Alma Thomas
Rifenberg and a contralto solo bv
Miss Edna Riecks.
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To Hear Judge Norris

Judge w. T. Norris. of the Depart
ment of Justice, will deliver an ad-
dress, The Universal Empire" to
the mems Bible class of the Mt.
Pleasant M. E Church, South, to-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock.
The Rev. John C. Copenhaver will
preach at IL o'clock on the subject.
The Best Thing in the World"
and at o'clock on Opportunity.
A social hour will follow the night
service.
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Judge Thompson to SPEAK

Judge Joseph w. Thompson. OF the
Bureau of Mines. the associate teach
er. will address the Mems Bible class
Of Calvary Methodist EpiscopaI
church tomorrow morning. Leroy
Hamilton will sing a solo.
All men, regardless of their de-
nominational affiliation, are invited to
attend the meetings of the class,
which are held in the Guild Hall of
the church. Columbia road near 18th
street. at $50 Sunday mornings,
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Copyright IBIS

copy Eloise, who was now going about
her work quite calmly. She was SET
ting me brave example in poise
but her poise was reinforced. fan
Cred, by a purchase she had made
OF a revolver.
! resolved to buy that gun OF Eloise.
She could get another easily, but no
woman OF the Lorimer family could
so shopping for such an article with
out causing comment
ITO Be Continuedl
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South Urges Victory Garden.

The campaign for victory gardens
is on in the South, according 10 re-
ports to the National War Garden
Commission yesterday. Garden talks
were given and movies shown in the
Unitarian Church at Charleston, s. c.
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To Sing In Body.

The members Of the Holy Name
Society will assemble at Qonzaga
Hall at TIl5 O'Clock. and, headed by
the Rev p r: 9aVan. spiritual
director Of the organization, Arch
diocesan President John HadIey Doyle,
and President N. j.: DFiseeH, Of the
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

Two interesting subjects will be
presented tomorrow by the pastor.
Rev. ]. j. Muir. In the morning "a
New Years Program" evening '"fhe
World Changing; Christ Changeless."
The Lords Supper will be celebated
at the morning service.
The annual business meeting of the
church will be held Wednesday even
ing. January 5.
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Prophecles for 1ala

Mrs. Zaida B. Hates, pastor Unity
Spirltualist Church, Concordia Hall.
corner Eighth and E streets north
west Will give annual prophecies at
10 p. m Sunday. Her prophecies in
past years have been wonderfully
accurate
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Church Of the Covenant.

Church of the Covenant.
DR.. Wood will preach at the three
regular services tomorrow at the
Church of the Covenant. Richard
Lorleberg, violon-cellist, will be the
soloist at the fourth afternoon in
spirational service tomorrow after
noon at $3.50. A short address will
be given by DR.. Wood.
Lieut.. Charles H. Fiske, jr., sta
toned in the office of the inspector
general. will be the war speaker
tomorrow evening. Lieut.. Fiske has
recently returned from France and
Italy.
Everygirfs Bible Glass will be-
gin tomorrow course on Bible
biography entitled Masters of
Life" The study for tomorrow
morning will be Gods Pioneer"
This class is open to all young
women.
The Girls Club. helping with re-
construction work. will be resumed
this Monday evening at the regu-
lar hour-7:30 The Girls Choral
Club will resume work on Tuesday.
The All States Club will meet this
evening at o'clock.
The Evening Choir of the Church
of the Covenant now numbers 100
voices and the Oratorio Section or
Washington $50 voices. This is the
largest church choir and the largest
oratorio chorus in the country. The
Oratorio Section will give its annual
performance of THE Messiah" in
the Central High School auditorium
on Wednesday evening, January 29.
Mr.. Wrightson announces the fol-
lowing soloists for this presenta-
ton: Miss Meta Craig, soprano;
Miss Mary Jacobs. contraIto; Martin
Richardson, tenor; who has recent
ly come to Washington. and Fred
East. bass. who will make his first
appearance as an oratorio singer on
this occasion.
At the Church of the Covenant Sun
day afternoon the fourth inspirational
special musical service will be given
by the Triple Quartet under the direc-
tion of Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, with
Harvey Murray at the organ. AT
the evening service the additional
piano accompaniment will be played
by Armand Gumprecht The follow
ing are the musical numbers
AFTERNOON.
Organ prelude. Marcia ReIigioso,.
Parker; anthem, 90 Saviour Of the
World" Steans; violocello solo. Can
tilena," Golterman: anthem, "A New
Heaven and a New Earth Cthe Holy
City,. Saul Incidental solo, Mr.. East :;
violocello solo. Ave Maria" Gounod,
Mr.. Lorleberg; anthem. Crossing the
Bar" Behrend Incidental solo, Miss
Jacobs; offertory anthem. IF Go
Not Away" Caldicott Incidental
solos. Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Backins)
organ postlude, Gloria" CSt. Cecilia)
Gounod.
EVENING.
Organ prelude. "Cantilena." Grison:
anthem, Onward Christian Soldiers"
Jude; baritone solo. The New born
King" l. Espoir. Mr.. Wilson; anthem.
Invocation" Grieg: ofrertory anthem,
THE Americans Come" Foster; or
gan poStlude, "Marche SoIeneIle, ."
Mailly.
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County in Tennessee Barred Zone.

Davidson county. Tennessee, has
been declared military barred zone
against liquor by executive order.
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Y. NJ. c. A,

Lieut.. Col. Eugene N. Sanctuary will
deliver an address at the Central Y.
NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on "Israers Coming Glories."
brief song service will precede the
address, with John r. Monroe at the
piano and William Blake as trombon-
list. The meeting will be open to the
public
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Ingram Memorial.

The church choir. assisted by
other talent, will render Geibei >
cantata, The Incarnation" at the
Ingram Memorial Congregational
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Temple Baptist.

character in American history. will
attend in a body.
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Eighth street Temple.

Congressman Isaac Siegel. of New
York, who recently returned from
abroad. will be the speaker at the
Sunday morning services to be held
at the Temple. Eighth and II streets
northwest, at II a m. Congressman
siegefs subject will be MY Trip
Abroad" The public is cordially in
vited.
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church. Tenth street and Massachu-
setts avenue northeast. tomorrow
evening at o'clock. The pastor
Rey. Lewis e. Purdum. will preach
at the morning service at IL o'clock,
on the subject: THE Man Who
Went Two Ways at the Same Time.
The annual meeting of the church
will be held Wednesday. January S.
Dinner will be served at G p. m. Inn
mediately following the dinner the
annual business meeting will be
held.
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inston Missionary College OF Music,
Takonis Park, d. G.
Mrs. Henry Hunt Mckee will be
organist and choir director.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE PRESIDENTS.
N. Y. Ave. Presbyterian Church
N. Y. Ave, 18th and H SITS.

DR.. WALLACE RADCLIFFE. Pastor.
80 a m.-Bible School Adult classes
II 90 a. m-Puhlic Worship. The New Ee,.-
500 D. m.-Fellovship Hour.
SIS p nc. Z, Vesper Service.
$50 p. m.-Public Worship. The Startling
Question Of Today"
THE LINCOLN PEW
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Ingram Csngres.tIenaI church.

Robert w. CIothier has ben en-
gagged as tenor soloist of ingram Con-
gregationai Church. He will sing at
the offertory tomorrow morning.
Sunday evening at o'clock the
cantata of the Incarnation" will be
given by the choir of thirty-five
voices, assisted by Mrs. Hazel Bach
schmid. soprano: Mrs. Flora Brylaw-
ski. contralto; Robert w. Clothier,
tenor: Clifford Carl Fink, bass; Mrs.
Walter Oliver. soprano, and twenty
Ave voices of the choir of the Wash
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Gariey Memorial Ch.rch.

Rev. Bernard Braskamp. pastor of
the Guriey Memorial Presbyterian
Church. will preach special New Year
sermons at the morning and evening
services tomorrow. The subject of
the morning sermon will be The
Month OF Beginning and for the
evening The Challenge of the New
Year.
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The stars incline. but do not compel
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

TO report the parsonage paid for by
then. They are still at work and need
s7o0 TO finish the task.
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THE FIRST sPIRITUALIST
CHURCH.
ALFRED III. TERRY, PASTOR.
Subject of Lecture
"sEERSHIP AND PROPHECY

Followed by spirit messages Sunday at d. m.
at Pythian Temple. 1Ol2 9Th ST. NV.
REV. g. LYAL ARTHAN, noted platform
test medium Meetings Sunday evening in So
eiety Temple Hail. 500 street northwest Dem
onstratins immortality by spirit messages win
the ball Doors open at 20. Hear bin. vo,,
will make no mistake
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OTHER SERVICES,

ASSOCIATED BIBLE STUDENTS,
Meet at Pythian Temple, 1012 Ninth
st NV. Lecture at Q p. m. Berean
Study, p. m. All welcome
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FREETHOUGHT.

SECULAR LEAGUE. Pythian Temple, Sun
day. D m. Truth vs. Superstition. Addres,
and open-forum discussion,
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Y. w. c. A
BAPTIST.

Grace Baptist sa P,..Os .od 5 :. 4 9. 1oassov ave
II 90 a. m.-''The New AEe-Relation to Old.
10 D. m--"Ihe Epidemic and Bible Plaques
Why
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

The medical branch of the Army
Emergency Association will meet at
10 O'Clock Tuesday, January Z, at the
rooms of the Highlands unit. A
large attendance is urgently request
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

MISS Janet RlchardS VIII resume
on Monday morning next her course
of lectures. interrupted by the holi-
day vacation. on vital Public
Questions" TIE talk will include
a review of the most striking inter
national developments in the past
eventfuI year, with some forecast
of the future based upon the con-
ditions of the present.
The lecture is given at the Knick-
erbocker Theater and begins at
10:45 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

Mrs. stephan Panaretoff, wife of the
Minister OF Bulgaria, will be at home
this afternoon after o'clock at the
legation. I'LL Connecticut avenue. and
the following Saturdays during the
season.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-04

Mrs. Thomas F. Logan is at the
Ritz-Carlton, in New York, TO meet
Mr., Logan, who has been in France
as special shipping commissioner and
is returning on the Agamemnon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-04
COSMOS-Vaudeville.

Twenty-Five beautiful birds that
give a complete entertainment. in
Producing an amusing comedian. aero
bats. walters, fire dancers and two
phenomenal leaders, one Of which Sc
lects the letters to spell the Presi-
dents name from among q number
Of letters arranged at random. and
the other that selects and presents
the flags of the nations as called
for by the audience, make up The
Bird Cabaret" easily the brightest
weeks bill at the Cosmos. Leon
Stanton, with fine bit Of character
acting, assisted by Avo White and
Raymond Barrett, presents an inter-
esting little playlet, called The
Profteer," which has more to do with
and Lyons have a fine character act,
introducing two excellent singers. one
with a fine falsetto, and pleasing
guitar and mandolin selections; Tom
Moore and Girls" q quiet and anus
ing comedian. with two pretty girls,
ago. a novel and really delightful
number; Kelso and Leighton. q merry
bit Of fun in song and "conviviality,"
and Fred Allen, an act with a num-
Der of clever features and a good
monologue that seems to surprise
rather than to draw the applause
it deserves.
Dave Seed. the comedian, with pretty
girls, who robe themselves in varied
and pretty costumes, sing and evoJ
lutte, present AN Heir for q Night"
a girl act that introduces pretty mu-
sic and eccentric comedy. but scarcely
merits the enthusiastic billing 1t re-
ceived in advance. Charles Rays ex-
citing scrap picture. The Egg Crate
Wallop," IL a very popular matinee
feature. while the Sennett comedy.
Up in Alrs Room: Topical Tips and
the reliable Pathe News complete an
all-round good hill.
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B. F. KEITH'S-Vaudeville.

good bill is shown at Keith's
this week, the acts all receiving
hearty applause from a crowded
house last night Irene Bordoni. with
Lieut.. Gitz-Rice at the piano, who
headline the bill, scored an emphatic
hit. Miss Bordoni sang many Of her
songs in French, concluding with her
native national air in costume. which
aroused great enthusiasm. my Old
Pal" first sung in French and then
in English, because of a pathetic ma
tive accent, went over with telling
effect -: Gitz-Rice also sang sev.
aroused aot ed en mt '
Charley Grapewin and Anna Chance
gave the topliner a close race for the
honors in a new sketch called "Jed's
Vacation" Grapewin introduced new
Jokes and quips that won many q
Leigh a Mss se, GaanGe Is
Ely" a child -juggler and hand
balancer. opened the bill. and scored
a pronounced hit "The Four of Us. !"
a local quartet with good voices. was
successful with late songs. Tim and
Kitty o'Meara present a dancing turn
duced each Of his numbers with an
appropriate verse and made hit
George Yeoman. with a full stage
setting, gave unique monologue
that created roars OF laughter. A
new. mythical character. Lizzie" in
creased the interest and served as
an excuse for the stage setting. Wish
Wynne, the English Coincidence, is a
newcomer, and in her character crea-
tons. show unmistakable talent.
George Whiting and Sadie Burt. in
late song hits. won many recalls. and
tional leaps. dives and hand balancing,
close the show.
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TWIN MOTOR MAIL PLANE
TO HAVE OFFICIAL TESTS

Post once Department ofbcials are
to witness a tryout Of tho FIRST twin
motor airplane designed specially for
the use OF the United States air mail
service. which is to come here in a
day or SO from Mineola, N. Y. The
flight was to have been made today
but word was received here that be-
cause of weather conditions the flight
was postponed.
Capt Jack Foote, chief test pilot OF
the L-W-F Engineering Company OF
College Point. L. l.. Is to bring the
machine here. Interest attaches tc
the machine in aviation and Official
circles because. in a measurable de-
gree. 1t Is declared, it solves the prob.
lem Of protecting the lives of the air
mail service aviators, who at present
are helpless when their one motor
fails, and 1t provides a means of utillz-