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B. F. Keith's.

Ciccolini, a famous italian tenor.
from the Chicago Opera Company,
Keith's Theater next week. Pat
Rooney, Jimmie Barry and Heo. N.
Howard will offer a nonsensical
travesty on treadmilling. Rooney and
Bent will introduce Twenty Minutes
with Pat and Marion." Mr.: and Mrs:
Jimmie Barry will play THE Rube.
and tothers will be Ernest Evans and
girls in a tuneful diversion: Kharum
the Persian pianist; George n.
Br@kn, worlds champion long-dis-
tanSe walker, with Willie Weston, the
champion Boy Scout walker: La Ear
and Dale: Apdale's animal circus and
the kinograms.
Sunday at and S:15 pm. the bill
will present Howard and Clark, Nine.
Chilson-Ohrman and the present
weeks attractions.
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GARDEN-"Putt ing One Over.

Sunday. and unti'. Thursday of next
week the princip al photoplay at the
Garden Iheater VIII he George
Nalsh's produ' tion, Putting one
over in whic a the former George
town Universr foot ball star plays
the role OF =. New York salesman.
bound for T .Nas. who is caught in
a train wrecx, from which interesting
complications arise. The last three
days OF the. week Al Ray and Elinor
talr VIII De co-starred in "Be Lit
tie SPORT breezy film. with many
laughs.
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"He and She"

The Messrs. Shubert will present a
new play, "He and She." by Rachel
Crothers, at the Belasco Theater next
week, beginning Monday. with matinees
Wednesday and Saturday. Miss Croth-
ers not only wrote the play. but will
produce it and act in it, Miss Crothers
has not been on the stage for ten years,
during which time she has de-
voted herself to the writing of
plays. Before retiring she appeared
with Viola Allen in 1.-The Chris
tian'' and with Nine. Rhea and Felix
Morris. Miss Crothers is featured in
He and She" with Cyril Keightley.
The cast includes Hubert Druce. Faire
Binney. Marget Vivienne Johnson,
Ethel Cozzens and Emily Varian.
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Hotel DORSEY sS;f1;;;;.i e. s;;;: S.sss: T.:
JE White4ell
MARYLAND,
HOTEL COLCHESTER

Beautifully situated on Chesapeake Bay.
All the Advantages Of Salt Water and Ozone
Special rates by the week and weekend. Apply
Hotel COLCHESTER,
TOlchester Beach. Nd.
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. THE New
Moon: Tuesday. Evelyn Greeley. in
Phil For Short: Wednesday. ]. War
rem Kerrigan and Lois Wilson. in
The Best Man; Thursday, Rosemary
Theby and Ben Wilson, in when IA
Woman Strikes: Friday. Ethel Clay
ton in "Vicky Van." also Loves
False Faces" starring Chester Conk-
ling; Saturday. Mabel Normand. in
when Doctors Disagree"
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FOR RENT-COTTAGE NORTH BEACH
Chesapeake Beach: cottages and lots for sale
APPLETON CADY, 6l7 14th NV, or ~:
Mass ave ne Tel Line GIO7 lSs
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whats Your Husband Doing7''

The three-act farce whats Your
Husband Doing?" by George v. Hobart.
that registered hit on Broadway last
season. will be the attraction at the
Shubert- -Garrick Theater next week,
beginning Sunday night.
Its story is of two divorce lawyers
who go to visit their clients. but instead
meet their own wives. with lively
matrimonial mix-up as the conse-
quence. The play affords the audience
opportunities for laughter from begin
ming to end.
Earle Foxe, Eileen Wilson and Lynne
Overman will be seen in the leading
roles
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Strand Theater will faa'rre Mcrroe
Salisbury in ''fhr Siecpinl Lion - n
story Of an itaiian immigrants -uc-
cess in he wesl. despite appar entity
Insurmountable obstacles
The last three days OF neNj week
beginning Thursday. Mae Murr iy viii
be seen in her latest prodGctio 81. The
Big Little Person" the story Of "A pa
tient little womans battle against
deafness and an unworthy love
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and boating always possible. A. mile
of boardwalk amusements and. cool
groves overlooking the bay OF er at
fractions for all-day outings.
A train leaves the District inc at
$40 clock. arriving in time for a
pleasant evening, and return home by
midnight.
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Community Opera.

The Community Opera of Washing
ton announces a short professional
ming tomorrow evening. with Leon
cavallo's II Pagliacoi.'' The "Bo-
hernian Girl" of Balfe. will be sung
Fri0ay and Saturday evenings. with
choruses Of eighty for each opera and
an orchestra Of fifty. Excellent casts
are assured.
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PALACE-"Secret Service.

Sunday and all next week Loew's
Palace will give the first Washington
showings of Secret Service" the
Paramount Aircraft photo play based
on the famous dramatic play in which
William Gillette was starred. Maj.
Robert Warwick, just back from serv-
ice in France, is the star. 1t is an
nounced as one of the finest of all the
Paramount-Artcraft special produc-
tjOnS
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COLUMBIA THE Lions Den. ~

The first four days of next week.
beginning at o'clock Sunday, Bert
Lytell will be screened as the star
of The Lions Den" five-part
drama adapted from Frederick Orrin
Bnrtlett's magazine story. Mr. Lytell
is pictured as '1ive-wire past Or"
who, to earn funds for certain pa rish
improvements. enters the grocery
business in opposition to one of his
close-flsted parishioners.
The last half of next week Lila
Lee will be pictured in THE Dangh-
ter of the Wolf"
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Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Norma Tall
madge in "The New Moon: Tuesday,
]. Warren Kerrigan in The Best
Man: Wednesday, Rosemary Theby
and Ben Wilson in When Woman
Strikes; Thursday, George Larkin in
THE DEVILS Trail; Friday. Mabel
Normand in when Doctors Dis
agree; Saturday, Ethel Clayton in
"Vicky Van; also Loves False
Faces" starring Chester Conkling.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL

Orkney SprfnES, Va.
OPEN JUNE 1. Beautiful mountains; always
cool. Safe. healthy, restful, pleasant, homelike
Free amusements, best environments; good
table: waters eQua: Carlsbad for rheumattsm,
kidneys. nervousness; capacity 500: booklet.
II. C. CARTER, Prom.
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KN1CKERBocKER- Happiness
a la Mode"

At the Knickerbocker. also. Sunday
and Monday. Constance Talmadge's
picture, Happiness Ia Mode" a
comedy-romance in which she is as
sisted by Harrison Ford. will be
shown Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nazimova's The Read Lantern" will
be featured; Thursday and Friday,
The City Of Comrades" and Satur-
day, Hale Hamilton, in Full of Pep."
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Olympic.

Sunday. Cecil B. De Miles For
Better. for Worse: Monday. Mollie
King in Suspense; Tuesday. Flor
ence Reed in Her Code of Honor:
Wednesday, Lila Lee in "Rustling
Bride: Thursday. Mary Boland in "A
Woman's Experience Friday, Shir
ley Mason in "The Rescuing Angel:
Saturday. Evelyn Greedy in "Phil for
Short
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Penn Gardens.

Dancing to motion pictures in the
large open-air gardens Is the daily
attraction at the Penn Gardens. The
Winter Garden, which is undergoing
extensive repairs, will be converted
into a semi-outdoor dancing auditor
ium and thereby doubly increasing
the capacity.
Plans for the patriotic observance
of the Fourth of July are being made.
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CRANDALL'S-"When a, Woman
Strikes"

Sunday. Monday and tuesday. at
Crandall's Theater. w h, IN = Woman
Strikes" featuring Ros ,tnary Thehy
and Ben Wilson. viii be shown. We'd
nesday and Thursday The Third be-
gree. featuring Alice Joyce. and Fri
day and Saturday. Pa nIine Frederick
in The Fear Womar"
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RIALTO-"S -"Sunnyside. y

Sunday and all next week the Rialto
Theater will offer. Charlie Chaplin's
latest production, ''Sunnyside," the
story of the trials and tribulatioA; of
an overworked farmland and his love
adventures, and also the second INSTALL
ment of Martin Johnson's pictures of
"Cannibals of the South Seas"
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Chesapeake Beach.

Varied attractions are to be found
at Chesapeake Beach. the bay resort.
an hours ride from Washington. with
dancing featured in a pavilion over
the water, entrance to which is free,
Bathing is popular, fishing Ia good.
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Photoplay Features.
Carolina.

Sunday. Wallace Reid In The Roar
ing Road; Monday, Conquered
Hearts; Tuesday. Dorothy Dalton in
The Homebreaker'; Wednesday,
Elsie Ferguson in Eyes of the Soul;
Thursday. Shirley Mason in The Tn
written Code: Friday, Charles Lay in
Creased Lightning; Saturday. Tay
lor Holmes in Taxi
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Great Falls Park.

Great Falls Park in the afternoons
and evenings features free dancing.
free motion pictures and concerts by
the Ladies' Victory Orchestra. Added
attractions are provided for the en-
tertainment of the children. Electric
trains leave 36th and NJ streets.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE
Continued.
ADJUSTMENTS
Close of TYLER Season.

Saturday nights performance of "a
Young Mans Fancy" which has proved
the most popular Of the new production
series at the National. will close the
Washington season of the Tyler organi-
zation. The company will open Sunday
night in Atlantic City with the Booth
Harrington play, Clarence
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Central Coliseum.

Dancing is featured at the Central
Coliseum at 9Th and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest every evening.
Electric fans and excellent ventila-
tion keep the auditorium comfort
able. Good music is provided by two
large jazz orchestras. Dancing con-
tests are featured each week, besides
prize events every night.
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Home.

Sunday. Conquered Hear ts"; Mon
day. Dorothy Dalton in IT, Home
breaker; Tuesday, Elsie Fe rguson in
Eyes of the Soul: Wednes day. Shir-
ley Mason in The ITnwritt en- Code:
Thursday, Charles Ray in Creased
Lightning; Friday. Taylor Holmes in
Taxi; Saturday, End i emmett in
The Law of Men"
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New Navy.

Sunday. Theda Bara, in --1the SIRENS
Song; Monday. Viola Dana, in
Partisan Tigress"; Tu estlay, Mae
Murray. in Modern Love; added,
Ruth Roland. in The Tt gers Trail" /:
Wednesday. Gladys BrockNrell. in The
Divorce Trap; ThurSd ay. Emmy
Whalen, in Amateur A, tventuress"; !;
Friday, William Russell in Some
LIAR" also THE Masked Rider; Sat
urday, all comedy show.
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Observation-Disclosures
a Ia Mode. 5

Sunday and through Wednesday of
next week at the Metropolitan The
ater Constance Talmadge will be pic
tured in Happiness a la Mode" as
sisted by Harrison Ford. From
Thursday to the following Sunday
Tom Moore will be screened in the
role Of '.EIim," a camera version of
Basil Kings story. The City of
Comrades Seena Owen is in the
cast
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Princess.

Sunday. Dorothy Daltons in The
Homebreaker": Monday, Elsie Fer
guson. in Eyes of the SosIr'; Tues
day, Shirley Mason. in The Unwritten
Code: Wednesday, Charles Ray. in
Creased Lightning: Thur ;day. Tay-
| lor Holmes, in Taxi; Friday, Enid
Bennett, in THE Law of ADan": Satur-
day, When My Ship Comes In."
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Circle.

Sunday. William S. Hart in THE
Poppy Girls Husband: Monday,
Ethel Clayton in ''Ficky Van: Tues
day, Margarita Fisher in y S,harge 1t
to Me-. Wednesday,. Mary Miles
Menter in "A Bachelors Win'': Thurs
day, Rex Beachs The Grin lson Gar
denia"; Friday. June Hlvids g in The
Farnum in The Man Hunter"
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Polls.

Paul J. Rainey's Heart of the
Jungle" now showing at Polls
Theater, will continue on exhibition
there all next week. A special matt
nee will be given Saturday morning
of this week at 1890 O'Clock. The
daily exhibitions are at 2:L5, and $3.50
pm. Sundays exhibitions are sched-
uled for and $3.50 pm.
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Raphael.

Monday. Charles Ray. in THE
Sheriff's Son.; Tuesday, Mary Mac
Laren. in The Vanity POOR; Wednes-
day, Emmy whalen, in THE Amateur
Adventuress"; Thursday, Evelyn Mes
bit, in "A Fallen Ldor'; lsriday,
Ginger; Saturday, Marguerite Clark,
in Lets Elope"
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Ave. near Rcach-Capacity coo. A
strictly modern hotel after extensive i'm
IrOycments. Private baths. running water
In rooms, elevator. etc. Notable table white
service. sept. rates, SO up dly.: special
weekly. Booklet w T. SHAW.
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Revere.

Sunday, Elsie Ferguson, in Eyes of
the Soul: Monday. Bryant Washburn,
in Something to Do; Tuesday, Dor
othy Dalton, in The Homebreaker''
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STRAND-"The Sleeping Lion"
Sunday and until next Thursday the
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LONGPORT, N. j
Hotel Aberdeen

LONGPORT. N. J.. REOPENS JUNE q.
Directly ocean 'front.' an ideal family
hotel in comfort and surroundings al moderate
rates: 20 minutes by trolley or auto from At
lantic City; booklet. JOHN c. GOSSLER.
Longport's big, new. concrete wall and
ocean promenade will be completed BY that
date.
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GaYety.

A wrestling carnival will be staged
at the Gayety Theater next Monday
Harry o. Jarboe It will mark the
official closing Of that theater for the
season. The middleweight champion
ship of the south, now held by Joe
Turner, is to be contested by Zeke
Smith of Richmond, whom Turner was
unable to throw in time-limit match
at Liberty Hut recently. The event
will be started promptly at $3.50, and
with the decision the championship
belt will be awarded to the wrestler
obtaining two out of three falls. The
"catch-as-c catch-c can" rules will pre-
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Glen Echo Park.

Dancing in a pavilion with four
river is one of the features of the
week night program at Glen Echo
Park. Rides like the derby. whip and
gravity, all with thrill; the midway.
with Its many fun providers, the car
rousel and Fairgrounds: the rife
range and the minor attractions along
carnival row." all help to make the
resort an ideal place for an evenings
entertainment or an all-day outing.
Sunday free band concerts are pro-
vided. No charge is made for ad-
mission.
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"Mazel Tow Yidelech."

Admirers Of Hebrew plays will be
given an opportunity tonight. at the
Belasco. to see Nine. Fannie Thomas
hefsky, the noted Yiddish comedi-
enne, and her own company. in "Mazel
Tov Yidelech." a comedy in four acts
by William SeigeL
The production comes direct from
the PEOPLES Theater in New York.
The cast includes Sam Lovenwirt. one
of the best known Hebrew comedians
in the Yiddish comedy field. Fourteen
musical numbers are a feature Of the
production, which is said to abound
in mirthful situations.
"Mazel Tow Yidelech," in English,
means Hearty Greetings to You"
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HOTEL Lorraine
HOTEL BREVOORT.

Is s South Carolina Ave.-Near Beach and
Penna r. X. Large, airy rooms. Amer. plan,
81 30 up daily. SIS up weekly. Under new
u.aua cement.
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VIRGINIA.

New brick structure. thoroughly modern
Public and private baths. hot and cold water
walks and driyeways, large swimming pool
ample dressing rooms and bathing suits.
The Massanetta water is a specific for ma
Iaria, kidney and stomach trouble. Opeu
July 1. Address
MAssANETrA SPRINGS CO..
Evening star., 1919-12-27
DE VALERA TO SPEAK HERE.
Provisional Irish President Will
Describe Island Situation.

The Irish situation will he described
by Eamonn de Valera. provisional
president of the Irish republic" at 4
mass meeting here during the early
part of January, according to a pro-
gram mapped out at q meeting of the
executive committee of the Friends
of Irish Freedom last night at COL Il
street.
The exact date has not been set,
pending the return of Mr.. de Valera
TO this city. II is expected. however
to hold the meeting before January
10. Arrangements are now being
made to secure the largest hall or
theatcr obtainablc in Washington.
The committee on arrangements
arc l.. r. Moran. William Needham.
Ross, j.. Downing, Jeremiah O'con-
nor. l.. J. Ryan. Joseph y. Daily, Miss
Narl,arc- Butler. Miss Margaret Bros
nahan, John !. Noon; II. George Eorke,
J. Frank DMc;n.a. Tom MctiTath. Dan
. icl =, ouigleH, Thomas Petit. George
\. Herman. Francis T. Hurley. Robert
Barrett, Mrs. Quinlan. Mrs George
Fegau. Miss Katherine Breen. Rev.
John ]. Callahan. DR.. L. J. Healy and
John Trant.
AT the next meeting of the organi-
zation, tomorrow night at o'clock at
sol l. street northwest. final arrange
mentS Will be discussed
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PROBLEMS Of SCHOOLS
TO Be TOPIC TONIGHT
Committees OF Various Organiza-
tions Will Meet at Roy c.
Clahin'S Office.

A conference CT chairmen1 and
members Of the schools committees
Of various organizations Will be held
tonight in the Office of Roy c. Ciahin.
chairman of the Board of Trade
schools committee, ar 1903 14th street
northwest, to discuss the problems
caused by the shortage of teachers
and insufficient salaries.
A concerted drive for increased SAL
aries in an effort to preserve an ef-
dcient school system will be launched
at this meeting. Mr.. Clafiin said today
The conference tonight VIII be pre-
iiminary to the campaign. Plans Will
be mapped out. arrangements COM
pleted and the batteries set in readl :
ness to blast q way out of loW-paid
salaries to local pedagogues.
II is expected that canvass OF
Congress. with petitions representing
virtually the entire citizenship OF the
District. Will be the outcome of the
effort TO enable Congress to place
school teachers on a higher level
Other school problems. such as the
shortage of hous ng facilities Tor the
schools. the overcrowdlnE ana con :
gestion resulting from the lack OF
sufficient school room. and the neces-
sity for immediate improvements III
the buildings will be discussed.
Those invited to attend tonight
meeting are Roy g CIaf1in, chalrnaii
of the school committee OF the boaru
of Trade; Charles |: Corb". chairman
Of group l of the Washington Rotary
f-Jrb. Jesse {. Suter. chairman of the
school committee OF the Federation
of Citizens Associations: br- Arthur
Ramsay, vice chairman OF the schooi
Committed of the Chamber OF Com
r1erce; Capt James +. Oyster presi-
dent of the Board of Trade; Robert y.
Harper, president of the Chamber OF
Commerce; Roland Robbins and W. II.
IVestJal.e president of the Federation
of Citizens Association
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COMMISSION GRANTS
HIGHER TAX|CAB RATE
Twenty Cents for First Half Mile
and Ten Cents for Additional
Quarter Miles New Fare.

THc Public Utilities Commission
yesterday granted the request of the
Terminal TaAicab Company to restore
! the rate OF fare in effect prior to
! April 1917. when the company made
a voluntary reduction.
/ The new rate, which goes into ef-
. feet January 1, will be so cents for
| the first half mile and 10 cents for
each additional quarter of a mile. This
will make the charge for the first mile
! mile after the first under the new
rate will be 40 cents, as compared
with the existing rate of 80 cents.
The commissions order authorizes
an extra charge of 90 cents each for
the second and third passengers. but
TO additional charge for the fourth
and fifth members of n party.
The order provides that the in
creased rate shall remain in effect un-
til June 80. when the present rates
must he resumed unless the commits
sion orders otherwise in the mean
time.
In asking for return TO the pre-war
rate the company informed the com
mission that several increases in pay to
It's employees as well as an advance in
the cost of operation make it impossi-
DIE Tor the company to earn fair re-
turn on its Investment at the existing
charge.
After studying figures submitted by
the company of its earnings for eleven
months of 1913 and the same period
or 1918 :he commission reached this
conclusion:
1t appears that the earnings Of the
company for the present calendar wear
VIII produce return of less than 6
per cent on the book value of the COM
pauy property as ascertained by the
commission. AS Il result of this aualy-
slS, ana from a careful consideration
OF the evidence adduced at the Iyabiic
nearing, the commission is of the opin-
ION that the petition of the company for
| the restoration of the former rates
| should be granted
Evening star., 1919-12-27
CONDUIT ROAD NEED
! IN SCHOOLS SHOWN
Citizens Association Votes to
=: Ask for Two Modern
7 Buildings IN Section.

Two modern grade school buildings
capable Of providing for Hec cnlIdre'
row inaGeduately housed IN insan j.
~ar buildings N the Conduit road
set Oh ar- wanted by the ConduiI
I;oa a |itIz'u5' Assoc atio'-
p .utItiou OF - report by Ms
.sOr, \ ~ S.lt. chairman of a speciAi
;,choo, -omTuittos, before Il mt"tlnS 9
oi tht ~SSGctation last H'SHi III 81
David: i''ari-I Hail. following 4 can
Vass of "a, neiehborhuod. resulted in
the orel Iizatiou going on record as
favorins such q proposal. MISS van!
SAINTS r port showed that there are
now more than 800 children OF grade
school &c in the district included IN
the asSo .lation boundaries
r-e-~nt Provision.
There tire two Sride school build-
sngs in taa territ ory. one ncluding
The thirt grade at Potomac HelShtS
and the other up to and Including the
sixth -srade at Reservoir street -
large percentage Of the school chill
dren cannot be taken care OF at tiiesc
buildings and must 20 TO $cno9i III
Georgetown. The prtSSh- piii''t7r ,''.a7i
ar. !VaItuu;-c and poorly Ventilated
II rr.scpt:rls the report thv erecttoi'
Of $50 rncdrru school hultdinEs' one
- J'Otonlac Ht}gHti aHo tnc "tht, ~
1'>e lower Sud Of til" 'onHuit t"-Au ~
ruya,JI Heights was urged by tht spe-
te,~n7. il was assert aC. viii amply tahe
.ar. of the school needs of the nclsh-
Sofbood and VIII provide tor 1uturc
NEEDS of the fast growing suburb.
The urgent need of Fairgrounds l9E
the children OF the Reservoir Schooi-
house was also pointed out. Inc cull-
clren who attend the school nave no
space in which to play, IT was sald,
and are. forced to play on the Condnlt
road. where they are in constant dan-
ger from automobiles
Favors Traffic Court.
The association went on record as
fayoring a traffic court for the DIS
trict of Columbia, on motion or L. T..
White. who operates trucking puSi-
ness. Mr.. White pointed out that the
loss of time 10 business men IN nan
ding their cases in the congeSted 70
lice Court should be corrected Dy the
institution of a traffic court, author
ized TO handle all traffic cases. Setting
OF a definite time for the calilnE OF
traffic cases would do away with loss
Of time, he pointed out.
Nearly 100 new names were ADDED 10
the membership rolls of the associa-
tion. bringing the total membership
Up TO more than 500.
Evening star., 1919-12-27
Snow

\ lot of snow came down last
night; its lying round me as /
7;rite, in CHASTITY DRIFT and heap
IT'S in the alleys and the news,
It's everywhere. for men to use
the only thing that's cheap.
II snow would make the fur
mace hot, and heat the house,
'twould hit the spot, and spoil
. lot of grief; alas, it isn't worth
: dern; in vain we've tried to
make it burn, SO we rear up and
i,eef. How it would soothe the
;.nguished soul ii there should
i,c 4 fall of coal, or wood Ill
Iroper size! 'Twould make the
outlook lar more bright TO have
:, shower OF anthracite from
these forbidding skies. We long
TO see the fireplace glow. and
SO we get 4 raft OF SHOW that
will not even smoke, and SO we
sit around and freeze and say
that life's one long disease
that's ceased to be Joke. My
hands are frozen on my Tyre
there is no coal, there is no ire
and knifc-ed@ed tcmpcsts blow
J look around icr stuff to burn
tor esS or nu, or lump yearn-
md ge: i foot 1T snow. lht
snow, re, deep OH dale and deli
! have thousand tons to sell
bit no one wants to buy; met
want it not, but they'd go broke
to get cord OF elm or oak from
yonder lowering sky.
WALT MASON.
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MISS BETTY PEACH IS WED.
Brother of Bride Oficiates at Mar.
riage With Harold Slingluff.

MITCHELISVILLE. Md. December
o7.-Miss Betty Peach, daughter Of
DIR. and Mrs. John Peach of Mitchells-
vile. and Harold Slingluff. also of
MitchellSville, were married this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in Mt. Oak
Church. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Preston L. Peach, of Malaysia,
brother of the bride. assisted by the
Rev. n. G. Rice, pastor of Mt. Oak
Church. The bridesmaids were the
Misses Nancy =. and Matilda Roane
of Portsmouth. Va, nieces of the bride.
Richard Slingluff. brother of the
groom. acted as the best man. The
,shers were S. Marvin and uerndon
Peach, brothers Of the bride.
TAXI BELL-ANS BEFt re MEALS
and see how fine good digestion uaSes yoa feel.