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The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
BOARD ANSWERS
IN WOOD CASE
School Directors Ask Dis
: missal Of Teacher S Peti-
tion for Mandamus.

- Questionins the right of the courts
TO review its opinions and decision.
sSthe Board Of Education filed its an
-swer yesterday In The District Su-
, lpreIne Court to the petition for q writ
Of nandamus hled by Miss Alice
Wood. high school teacher who was
suspended March 10 last for alleged
discussion of BoIshevism-
The fact that Miss Wood followed
/. the order OF the board. without pro-
,..test or a request for a hearing. says
ihe answer. constitutes a bar to fur
thcr hearings in the case.
The board claims that it was well
within its rights in suspending Miss
Wood. The incident would have long
ago been closed. it is stated. II the
High School Teachers Union had not
sent a series Of letters to the board
protesting its action.
Ninety-five per cent of all COM
plants presented to the Board OF
Education. II is declared. are dis
posed of in the same manner as
Miss Woods case. II is impossible.
IL is argued. for the board to sit
continuously as trial board on all
minor offenses brought to its atten-
tion.
The dangerous nature OF the doc
lrines which Miss Wood is alleged
a. have attempted to handle, the
answer states. and their effect upon
immature minds made it necessary
that the case be handled with as
little publicity as possible. Accord
--insly. the board asks that Miss
Woods petition he dismissed.
- Justice, Stafford will preside at
Inc hearing Of the case next Satur-
sGay.
Be An answer To the petition pf the
Board of Education that the case of
Miss Woods be rescinded will be
filed within the next day or two. ac-
cording to Paul L. Lesh. attorney
for Miss Woods.
Just what the nature of the an
swer will be Mr. Lesh refused to
diyulGe.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Company A, D. c. Guard,
=. Encamps on Rifle Range

Infantry, District National Guard.
encampcd yesterday Afternoon at
the militia rifle range. near Con-
gross Heights. where they VIII re-
main until next Monday.
The company composed of 120 en-
listed men and is commanded by
Capt. Horace Dulin. This encamp-
ment corresponds to the annual
camp OF the District National
Guardsmen held in previous years.
Companies B and c of the Fifth
Infantry are also expected to spend
a week at the range in the near fu-
ture. Features of the tncarppment
will be rife practice and long
hikes
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
ID. F. Keith's-yaudeviIIc.

ID. +. Keith'-ynudevillc.
jazz and its progenitor, the coon
song" of 1900, figure on the Keith
bill this week. And it's hard to judge
just which listens best.
When Ethelynn Clarke breezes out
with her right foot first. warblins
Come On. My Baby" the audience
suddenly declueS that the syncopatio
OF decade ago left nothing to be
desired In the way OF Jamaica
snap. mingled with a caramel melody
usually absent from the 1919 jazzeriuo.
With Joseph E. Howard. her partner
for. 10. these many years. Miss Clarke
sings a few OF the really sterling hits
they've put over In their career. in
Guiding II Wonder Who's Kissing
Her Now" What's the Use of
Dreaming" and Somewhere in
France is the Lily" 1t may be re-
marked that a number of vaudeville
teams might profit by studying the
practiced savoir faire of the Howa rd
and Clarke combination.
Nat Navarro looks like a slim
British lad just out of Eton, but
when he and the Atlantic Fleet
Jazz Band turn loose. one is imme-
0iateiy convinced that he halls
from nowhere but these United
States
IL. as is probable. the RUBY
Ray" continues to run after July
!. a large proportion of the audi
ences will turn to the hue OF a
healthy dill pickle out of sheer envy
OF the cast. You see the RUBY
Ray" is one of these ninety horse
power cocktails that is guaranteed
to make a corpse smile and every
one in the cast partakes of a guam
tity sufficient to make one office
building look like Greater New
York. After viewing an act like
that from the wings it was only
natural that AL Herman should
stroll out in the clutch OF the AL
coholic Blues" But after bidding
a fearful farewell to the whisky
that used to make him frisky, AL
cheered up and cheered up the null
titude, too.
The charming soprano of Chilson-
personality instantly won the audi
ence. Nine. Chilson-Ohrman is an
exotic blonde and her voice has un-
usual tonal quality and range. In
purple and plumes. the Creole Fash
ian Plate causes the masculine sec
tion of the audience to sit at attcn-
ton until.-but why tell the secret
IF you can't love your girl at
home. take her to movies" says Ed.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

tended for a period OF three years
after the ratification OF the peace
treaty. or until rent legislation can be
enacted that will hold rerts to q
property.
II was testified at the meeting that
rents already have been raised from
S 10 90 per cent with numerous evic-
tons resulting.
.'If the real estate dealers attempt
further 10 Increase rents" Mr.. Dick
man declared. hundreds may be
forced from their homes. No more
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
How to Acquire Hair Beauty

You can enjoy a delightful sham
poo with very little effort for a
very trifiing cost. IL you get from
your druggists a package of can
throx and dissolve a teaspoonfuI in
cup of hot water. This makes a
full cup of shampoo liquid. enough
so II Is easy to apply il to all the
head. Your shampoo is now ready.
Just pour a little at a time on the
scalp and hair until both are en-
tlrely covered by the daintily per-
TUNED preparation that thoroughly
dissolves and removes every bit of
dandrun. excess oil and dirt After
rinsing the hair dries quickly with
huffiness that makes il seem
heavier than it is. and takes on q
rich luster and softness that
makes arranging it a pleasure
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

effective means could be employed
for the deveicpnent Of a State OF
Bolshevism..
IF 600 families. say. were turned
out because of inability 70 nav rentl
there would be riots galore protestinr
AGAINST the landlords thIevery," hs.
added.
A resolution cohdetnning the lo,z1
salaries paid public school teacherx
also was adopted Congress viii ID
urged TO nx the minimuu sslartr{
of grade school teachers at 81, oe
and $1,000 a year,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Cosmos-Vaudevilic.


The Cosmos Theater yesterday
afternoon opened a weeks celebra-
ton of its tenth anniversary with a
Sala bill of vaudeville that had al
most continuous laughter and ap-
piause from an audience that taxed
the capacity of the theater.
Loves False Faces" the latest
Mack Sennett comedy film, started
the fun, and was followed by Mabel
Normand's great romantic melo-
drama, Mickey"
The Three Eddies open with their
Keystone Police acrobatic clown
novelty. Flower and Rhodes fol-
low with some good Singing and
features Betty and Bert Wheeler
capture laurels in Me and Mamie" /"
with excellent dancing by Bert and
some exceptionally fine singing by
Betty.
The Knockout" came with Lit
tie Lord Roberts. Iiliputian charac-
ter actor and singer. in a repertory
or representations. The Chung Hwa
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17
Last Night at Theaters

cast did capable work and gave
an adequate performance OF q piece
which doubtless will be classed as
the one real dramatic novelty
that Washington has seen in many
moon.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Morton. Cut this piece of advice out
ana paste 1t in your new timothy
chapeau.
Cleopatra isn't In the game a-taIl
with Princess Jazzerina as a fascin-
ator in the dance parable OF Jesn.tte
Hackett and Harry Delmar.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

-Four quartet shared honors with
Tom Browns. Seven Musical High
landers, concluding splendid bill
Chesapeake Beach.
Free dancing continues to keep
first place In popularity among the
Beach, the salt water resort just an
hours ride from Washington. The
spacious dancing pavilion is built
over the water and is famed by
cool breezes both day and night.
Ber Saulsman's orchestra. which
originated the jungle jazz, Is de-
lighting dancers with its "peppy-
music.
The warm weather is making the
bathing extremely popular. Fishing
fs unusually good now, and boating
always finds it's devotees. There Is
a whole mile of boardwalk amuse-
ments. and on shore are cafes offer
ing appetizing menus. The cool
groves overlooking the bay are de-
lightful sports for allday outings.
War workers kept to their desks
during the entire day are taking
advantage of the after-ofice trips to
the resort. Leaving the District
line at b-SU O'CLOCK. they can reacfi
the beach long before dark. spend a
pleasant evening. and be back home
tucked in bed by midnight
! Great Falls Park.
These warm days attract tc
Great Falls Park crowds both In
! the afternoons and evenings and
the free dancing, free motion pic
lures and concerts by the Ladies
| Victory Orchestra add to the at
traction of this ideal resort
For fishing. the waters of the
Potomac at Great Falls AFFORD fint
sport at this season. Added at
fractions continue to be featured
Many social organizations find this
historic resort the ideal one fol
their annual picnic Fast and
frequent electric trains leave the
terminal at Thirty-sixth and N
streets for Great Falls and the
/ ride there through the nearby Vir-
ginia countryside offers 10 sthf
pleasure seeker a scenic treat
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Four quartet shared honors with
Tom Browns Seven Musical High
ianders. concluding splendid bill
The Washington herald., 1919-06-17

Save your Ice Bills. Last
all summer. PRICE ~
ONLY. IjIC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
VIRGINIA THEATRE BRINGS THE
-. PREMIER PICTURE Of THE YEAR

where stern lines formerly held sway
| Identical is the spirit OF the motion PIC
here IN this theatre tho spirit
! continues every day In the year. though
the winds blow and the rain descend
from one year TO another. spreading
happiness. drowning diSappoutmcnts IN
the romance Of the silver screen, ban
ishing The business mans worries in tho
buhhling comedy Of the photo-p!ay,
! spreading the blanket OF forgetfulness
over the burden OF housekeeping. that
is the mission OF the Virginia and its
pictures.
Our name has become 4 synonym TO
the highest class motion picture enter
tainment and il Is with the greatest or
production OF 1919, Mall and Female"
adapted from J. NJ. Barric's great play
-rh Admirable Crichton' as our next
weeks attraction. II Is strlkingly NJ,
ting. that We should usher out the Old
and in the New Year with De Miles
masterpiece. Male and Female"
Male and Female" is a romano that
searches deep into human hearts: .
picture, poignant. powerful. tremendous
in its scope. superb in it's artistry:
Above al il is 4 clean picture-full OF
thrills and deeply interesting; Tho
story opens at Loan House. London:
OF a large corps Of servants who danced
attendance on the Earl and his family.
There is an elaborate planned yachting
trip. 4 wreck. and they are cast on an
Island wECre the VOICE OIL ING "OIlu u
lost-from a world Of conventions and
luxury. to 4 primitive land. The but
lcr. because he was 4 man. became y
king. and the great lady who once dis
dained hlm. served; loved hiIn-fGuEht
with a slavey for his kiss. One day .
ship. Rescue! Home! The old world
and it's old ways, its pride. conventions
and shallow distinctions Did the true
love. the true leadership, Of tho wilds
hold them: You must see the picture
to know.
When We open our doors Monday
afternoon at ! O'Clock. It WIN DO for
the frst run OF this great picture in this.
territory. and we will play II ut popular
prices. so that no one need miss seeing
il. our prices for this picture will DO
25 cents and war tax N the afternoons
and 50 cents and war tax IN the even.
ingS. for any seat in tho house. Wo,
might add here, that other cities are
asking and playing to crowded houses,
AZ Size and ~ 3or SirfS Siceu1@ " win
70 doubt interest you 70 READ wsSc'
people you know say about Male and;
Female" who Witnessed. a screening o.
this picture some weeks AGO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
MURDER
At COLONIAL

Following Is n brief synopsis OF the
story OF Tho Cinema Murder" the co..
.'NopOlitan special feature picture to ~
Down at the Colonial lhratCr Monday
Tuesday and wednesday Of this week.
Elizabeth DalSton (Mar!un Davios) l.
! prominent young actress; and has at
ractcd the interest Of an u~nScrupulou"
.ulHCler named Power. who sends ne"
broad for draGnatic instruction, intend
ne TO star her In Il new pay at his new
heater. Sh" rs returning through rural
.nEland 10 his steamer when sh . l.
i"llycI by an accident t. her motor
he ID witness 70 q tight on the bank
( 4 canal between Douglass and PhlhI
;0mllly. cousins. Philip IS seeking L.
'rrce Dourl2s, who Is Sccrrtly An elm
~"rXzlcr. 10 acknowledge a g'rl whom hr
has wrnnrrd. Philip knocks l>oug4G
nto III" water and appar"rily kills him.
hen h. U~tilIZcS his COUSINS passport"
I'D is on Tho sam" stcamC which Eliza
rcth takes u America. \ warm friend
nip springs UP between the two.
PhIhp is u playwright and throug'
liaabcths' intervention Z w"r produce
. play tho NNuug EnE!rhman n VIII
On, with Elizabeth III the starring ro'"
= IS n tremendous auc:"sS. On IN
:irht that DlHlip declares las love To-
nc E.rl Mower alSo cones and make
,.r a ~dirr"outahl" proposal. She ind!r
.ontly r"iEls"s HIM.
In the m, lntimr Scotland Yard Is ~
nr irail Of phIiir Power learns or 7"
rcscrCc Of = nr!tish detective IN NOV
FORK and threatens 10 El!Uah"th TO ca
.,sr her %NrrLhCHrt unless she Yielo
20 his demands. Again Shc retr"'
Cough thu ruancicr promises I" ""N
Ail.r e "hr vii acc"dc. At the mo
.rcnt when the young man is about !
a.r,.j,d ,u = charge "!.muntrr. i
upo:cd Wet m. Douglas k"rnil'y. W
ns hecn hiding III England. appears Al
.'rars HIM Thus Power lG i0i!cd j.
,Nr lrst truc in has hF" and EiiZao''
I'd Ph.l,p IRE made happy.
The extra added attraction for IN
hrrc days - Fatty ArbuCklr IN ~
aicst part laugh ~pr1v"ker. "bar
.'rgc.' This is really 4 biz aou /
= Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
CHANGED CHAPTER
Will FETE CHOIR


At the close OF last evenings; sery1ce
at ST. I.ukc's Protestant Episcopal
church. which was featured by the rem.
ditiOn Of the special rogran OF Christ.
mas music by the choir, Director 7. G.
PaScoc and the entire choir were invited
10 be tho guests OF the Chancel Chapter
al the Parish House on Tuesday even.
ing. at which time a banquet will b
served the choir. This event will take
place in recognition Of the splendid ser.
vice Of the choir in making tho Christ.
mas season at st. Luke's a notabla
event. The guests Tuesday evening viii
include:
T. C. Pascoe, choir director; Nrs.
Louis Carl Seabrisht, orsanist. and the
following members Of the choir: Nr&
Garrett Arms. Miss Dorothy Bell, MrS.
Mildred Boyd. Mrs. Mary Beattie, Miss
Helen Bloomfield. Miss Mae Belle Mar.
Helen Bloomfield. Miss Mae Belle
Marguerite Hall. Miss Eleanor Down
ing. Mrs Sidmorc Holcomb, Miss
Alverda Jerome. Miss Leta john
son. Mrs. Harry King. Mrs. Ca.l
Lang. Miss Mary Lewis. Miss Virginia
McGranahan. Miss Dula Paul, Miss No.
Mcchcn, Mrs. P. Wood. Mrs. w. E.woife.
Miss Elizabeth Wood. Mrs. r. NJ. Archer,
Mrs. Coyle. Mrs. Lafe Graner. Miss LII.
Ian Lewis. Mrs. Morgan Vester, Miss
jessie Scott Miss Minnetta Wagner.
Mcssrs. Or. T. F. Downing, Reese.
Lewis. w. i. Laue. VIM. Miller. Harold
M~cGranahan. Calbes Downing. John
Downing, Carl Lang. Louis Lara A. A.
Taylor. Harry Meyer. John 0troebel
and Louis Carl Seabright.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
JUDGE S. ", GREEN ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
woll Known Member Of tho Kentucky
Bar Delivers Address at the
Cou Theatre.

4 packed house greeted Judge Samuel
W. Green. of Louisville, Ky. yesterday
afternoon when h" appeared to deliver
his address, on "ChriStiau Science, the
Religion OF Fulfillmcnt." and 1t proved
10 be ore Of the most interesting ever
heard in tn" city. The speaker Is n
member Of the Board 81 lecturers Of the
mother church of Boston, Mass. and in
part he said:
The promise made through Christian
Science as stated by it's discoverer and
founder. Mrs. Eddy. Is, Divine Love
always has met and always will meet
every human need Christian Science
Is the unfolding 10 human conscious
nAss of divine love. and its practical APP
plication to the healing ~ all human
diSCordS. Christian Scienc" is first OF
all a religion, Notwithstanding some of
its uniformed critics have not 80 be-
lIrvcd. II Is the religion Of Christ
Jesus come again to the world to heal
tho sick and tn" SHINING by the same
principle or Law.
"Christian Science in IT'S healing min
istry Is not a patent Cure-all. Eor IL 1t
blind faith cure. Il is not the action or
will power. nor Is il the action of the
human mind. ON the contrary. II
teaches that the human mind must yield
10 the divine Mind. 10 that Mind which
was also in Christ Jesus, and in the
proportion that Christian Science Is un-
derstood. the life and words OF Christ
Jesus become practicable for all ages
and all people.
The Bible from beginning 70 end Is
filled with the most splendid promises
for Gods children. and unless we may
believe that these promises are meant
for the here and now. even for TO day.
we are Of all men most miserable: for
otherwise We are without God. and 4
saving religion in this life. What the
world is w~anting--iS seeking--is a re-
liCion that comes 10 tn" sick and tells
than how to Gct we'll: that comes to
tho discouraged and respondent and
hits them out Of the slough of despair
and dcspond !nto the richness. into the
fullneSs. into tn" joy. OF a closer walk
with God. Christian Science is supply
ing his need. through the spiritual In
terrrHtation nf tho Bible and The con
seQuent spiritual understanding Of God.
and il enabling the world To find the
rest and the peace promised by the
Master.
"Tontrary 70 some critics ~ Christian
Science. Mrs. Eddy never intended that
the t"Vt book should take the place OF
tn" Rihle. but II is to he read and
studied in connection with the Bible. II
was meant to hc just what it's name
implies. a key to the" Scriptures" and
4 text book on Christian Science. With
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
WESTVA.F FIVE RETURNS
FOR GAME WITH YALE
Visit Of Blue Quintet to Morgentown
Excites Nue. Attention for Followers
Of West Virginia.

Spcciai Dispr;rh L" Tho In~tclliGcncer.
MOEGANTOWN. Dec. .H-Th" visit
Of thu Ial~ university haSh";hall team
with it, starr, such aS Captain Van
Slyrk. Murphy. GARFIELD and others. TO
West NIrririr on New Years eve Is
really awakening M~organtUWn 10 an in
t"rrN, IN h:~kciball lhut >hr has never
evidenced h"forC even when The varsity
had n winning aggregation.
\ visit by Yale. II course. is an event
in it>,lf. hu, IA" Val" team this year is
mn unusual one. aud then. too. everybody
h,r" IL ''pullnE" for tbs M"IntaiHC"rs
rev mentor. Francs SildSv"ld. Ia make
good" with his charges. and are anxious
1" 500 what h. has been able tn do in the
WAY ur developing Il team.
How West Nirrnia will limo up Ia not
known. but l., for" tn" vacation ended
using GHinc. at CcntC kiE"r II cut
right a; forwards and Dawson and Nor
ri+nn - gnpr'e. This continuation had
shown 80 IN. hest ~ndvantaE" Of any that
la, had l., " li.lr t. PIT tuE"th"r. and cS-
rccInliy hGl ~" shift &c kiCCr Ia. for
ward h""n l:udartIvc sc rcSultH. kiG"r
= shooting with WONDERFUL accuracy and
- much faster "n TN" i!nor than last
year. Outright has not yet got going.
and il - known that StadSv0ld has II IN
hrS m'ui 80 attempt ~ max" 4 fOrward
out Of Gccrc" I'M If either outright or
NiE"r fan L. come UP - expectations.
TT course. to-. n" has Gross. who IS n
.ruHti"ual PLAYER az times. but very
|rrr1tIc. and W"im"-, Parker. Hartman
and several other men with experience
and ability, from which number he can
rhu"S" for lew mon - weld into his
combination 1T n forward position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29

in the pages Of tho book itself Nrs
Eddy says. AS adherents Of Truth, We
take the inspired Word of the Bible a
our sufficient guide to eternal Life
AS the years have come and rone
during these moro than fifty Year.
since Mrs. Eddy's discovery, an ever
widening circle has been covered by
Christian Science, and an ever incroas.
ing host of its adhcrents, men and 20.
men. arc daily bearing witness to It's
healing and saving power, and render.
ing their tribute Of praise and thanks.
giving to its revered t%iscoverer ana
founder. There is. however. nothing Of
worship or dedication In the attitude of
Christian Scientists toward Mrs. EDDY
but rather the natural spontaneous exc
preston OF gratitude. which one might
expect from persons whose lives have
been uplifted and who are being uplift.
cd by the power of. her inspired teach.
ings."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
PROSPEROUS
YEAR IN THE
SPORT WORLD
AMAZING REVIVAL OF INTEREST,"
SHOWN IN ALL FORMS OF
ATHLETICS
Craze for Games VIII Continue to Grow
in l92o-Bassoall, Boxing and
Football Thrive

The year 1919 showed an amazing re-
vival OK interest n all sports. Ihere
il every indication that this interest
will increase during the yer l92p. whlCh
has a crowdrd ~cal"pdar II international
sports. Including the Olympic games.
The revival in baseball astonsshcd the
magnattS who wCr" exceedingly SNcptl-
cal as IL their prospects early IN tle
year. They cut down tho playing Sched-
uleS and took other measures 10 re-
trench. Instead Of apathy they iound
Intense enthusiasm and they ENJOYED
one Of the most prosperous years that
baseball ever SAW.
The winning Of the worlds series by
the Cincinnati; Reds was i surprise and
q SHOCK t. tile dope. There have been
sonlr vague institutions made against
the honesty ~ thIS .~rl"S, but there -
nothinE - indicate that baseball mas
finally been reached by the gamblers,
Thu cincinnati baseball team was a bet
ter team thar tho White SoN at the
time the worlds series was played and
the better tcam won.
In professional boxing the most start
linz event Of tho year was the senSa-
tiouRl victory % Jack dempsey over
less willard ~ Toledo. This bout drew
Something N ,ar n~cjghbornood Of
Stur nu0. the biggest house from the
mou.y point ~ y,ew ttat was ever
drawn. Tl" second most interesting
event in t.,''1nu wIS Ia" defeat OF J""
Beckett by G,"rG"s CARPENTER. the
French soldier boxer.
This means that Carpenter will meet
Jack Dempsey for Ia" worlds cham
piouShIp somewhere and some time in
1920.
IncloSurss Limit Attendance.
Football crowds in i"i1 wsr" limited
only nv The size 90 the Enclosures where
tam that had there been fields biz
enough 20 hold 'hns" VIII" wanted Z"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-29
MEETING ON
TUESDAY EVENING

The regular meeting Il thr Nw"rlcan
Legion VIII he hcli '"uIulr'" evening
ut s o'clock. a. their ',|ai''rS ~ ia"
Market Auditorium. ~ Vt uO matters
Of !mrurlnnrr AZ" Euown that VIII b."
brought up for dis,uss,'". hnI II Is r.
uu">t,l mat AIl m,'uhrrs hr present.