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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-23
NATIONAL.

Tomorrow night at the New Ma
tiohaI Theater begins the engage
ment of .eThe Canary
Not in years have washington the
atergoers been privileged to review
during one performance the efforts of
such an exceptional east as Charles
Dillingham; will send here TO present
his latest contribution TO the must
cal comedy stage.
Julia Sanderson and Joseph Caw-
thorn. the most highly rated and
most popular of musical comedy's star
combinations. lead the unusual en-
semble. Associated with them are
such celebrities as Sam 1B. Hardy,
James Doyle, and Harland Dixon.
Maud Eburne. Louis Harrison, and
Edna Bates. This is the same cast
which for the past six months has
been performing the Canary at
Charles Dillingham's Globe Theater in
New York.
The Canary is whimsicaIity
founded upon a French story, which
concerns itself with the adventure OF
a famous diamond called by that
name. Joseph Cawthorn in the role
OF a modern maker of antique furni-
ture. employed in q fashionable shop,
manages to set the gem stuck in his
throat. The ownership of the dia-
mOnd is in dispute at the time, and
the efforts OF half a dozen or so
wouldbe proprietors to recover it
from its peculiar safe-deposit vault
make the story
The music OF "The Canary'-and
the score has nineteen numbers-is
the work Of Ivan Caryll, Irving Ber-
lin, and others. Fred G. Latham
and Edward Royce staged the piece
Joseph Urban painted the scenery. -.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-23
KyICKERBOCKER,

Feminine stars will hold full sway
at CrandalTs Knickerbocker this
week. Today and tomorrow, Con-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-23
COLUMBIA.

William :. Hart will be the fea-
tured photoplayer at Loew's Column
bia Theater from today through We'd
nesday in THE Poppy Girls Hus-
band" a tale of san Francisco's Bar
barry Coast" AS "Hairpin Harry
Dutton, Hart appears in the role OF
a savage denizen of the slums who
wins a faiIhless Sgirl of rare beauty
the poppy girl" Big Mike Nc
Cafferty. who cQYets HaTry's wife,
sends Harry to prison on a trumpet
up charge. For ten years, Harry
plans his vengeance, and when his
release comes. he goes forth as mer-
CHESS as wolf TO avenge himself. In
Smid-career, his revenge is checked
by a little child
For the last half of the week, Car
lyle Blackwell will be the star at
Loew's Columbia in Harry o. Hoyt's
comedy of beetles, press-agents aOd
scientists, Hit or Miss"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-03-23
APOLLO.


Breed OF Men, the chief Aim at
traction at Crandall's apollo today
and tomorrow, features william 8
Hart AS a subsidiary attraction on
those days the comedy. son. Babyip
will be shown.
Pictures arranged fer the remainder
o. the week will include: Tuesday,
Louise HUFF IN Crook OF Dreams;'
wednesday, Dorothy Gish In Boots, =
supplemented BY the educational
film, sThe Wigwag SYSTEM Thurs
day, Lima Cavalieri I'm Two Brides
together with topical news reel;
Friday, Enid Bsnnettf in HAPPY
Though Married, and the latesb In
staIlment of the serial. .srhe Master
Mystery" starring Harry Houdinis
Saturday, Ethel Clayton in Maggie
Pepper and the comedy, Poor In
nocenf 4"
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The ensuing events are such a. to
rivst the attention Of the spectator.
Each daily program VIII be COM
pleted by shorter camera subjects and
special musical features.
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ronique. In order to save hes from
the sheik the young American and
his friends carry her on to Paris. True
love does not run smoothly, however,
fog VerOniuue learns that her sweet
heart is engaged to an American
girl. The young Americans father
appears on the scene and Little SIM
plicity runs away. $40
Two years now elapse. and the
great war is in fun swing, and the
young American is in France with
the foreign legion. Yeronique has
meanwhile won great success on the
stage under the name OF Madame Del
Mar. She comes to the Knights Of
Columbus hut to entertain the sol
diers. Shei again meets her young
American sweetheart. Learning that
the American has not married, the
lovers are again united.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Hundred Per Cent Citizens


advisors of white paper bring
The rural brethren the city standard
But the of efficiency low in the
city, numbers Of people would hungry, who
II IS, find food in abundance
Think for a minute
You will find everybody working; strikes eght-hour
days, n FIVE and six-day week
The day from dawn dark His ground
is always planted and and harvested
There sh thing unless pesi
lene. ntervenes
How in the city with its boasted efficiency?
Tens of thousands of today idle the AS
industry calms its workers another of
tools
We discussing the equity of the srike-we
merely pointing the fact that today usual tire cities
the large of the workers working
big of the work being done.
Of thousands monied idlers who thong
streets ns the cubs high
with their highpowcred touring only they loaf
ins they each monopozng the constructive efforts of half
who their energy feeding clothing
amusing these idle
Cities today efficient all country
The Of the world the who feed the world
and who less for their labor than other
worker.
Senatorial opposition league If
were cx-ofhcio private soldiers in of war.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
BACK HOME NEWS
Like Letter from the Folks-Watch for
Your State News in The Herald
KANSAS.

Rydal.--Archie Larson. young
farmer in Union Township, recently
sold team of mules for s575.
Junction City.-Two new oil wells
are to be started within ninety days
in Geary County.
kackley.-The board Of education
OF the kackiey school district is ad
vertisins for bids for a new modern
building. the old building having
outgrown its usefulness
Lawrence.-Lawren has beer
placed back on a wartime sugar
basis by the grocers. A ten-day
supply is on hand at the present
time. but merchants are taking nc
chances on exhausting the supply
Ltncoln.-Nearly a dozen returned
soldiers have taken government
homesteads in Colorado. At present
the following are in Colorado or
their claims: Dr. Wilcox. DR.. Mere.
dith. Pat Quillian. Joe Healy and
Jesse Adamson
Ottawa-Of CO., women in Frank.
lin County enrolled in the fifteen
weeks course in home hygiene and
care of the sick. under the auspices
or two Red Cross nurses, $50 have
received certificates. having sue
cessfully passed final examination
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS

New York, Oct. 1.-The following ar
rivals from Washington are registered
at New York hotels:
Mrs. r. Barker, Miss E. v. Wiehr.
Gregorian; ]. r. Casper, c. J. Waters,
Cumberland; c. d. Moore, L, A.
Spiess. F1anders: B. ]. Reynolds, Her.
aid Square.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES.
Bertram Cohen Co.. Miss NJ. Holmes,
ladies' coats. suits, dresses, McAipin; /;
House & Herman. Bernard Riefffier,
furniture, carpets, crockery. frames
and draperies, Pennsylvania; 8. Kann
Sons q Co., Mrs. NJ. G. Hoitt wom-
ems neckwear. ls2 Fourth avenue.
Holland: Mrs. C. Noble, millinery;
Woodward & Lothrop. J. o. Moque.
carpets. rugs. beds. furniture, "a
Fourth avenue, Herald Square; Miss
NJ Curran. gloves, umbrellas. para
soils; H. Barschkies. silks and veivets;
j. o. Moque. carpets and rugs; Miss
8. Eber, corsets. infants wear; Mrs..
n. johnson. women's hosiery ana
knit underwear.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02

In this connection. Mr.. KEArnSo
has compiled q pamphlet. -Oeorre-
town Facts and Figures" Its index
transportation. churches and mis-
gives the following: Industrial.
sions. institutions. miscellsneous.
Montrose Park. the Volta Bureau.
the Foxall family. foundry and
heights. At the meeting held 20
organize the association Of business
men this pamphlet and other papers
VIII be presented by Mr.. REATINo.
~Thnnk Too. Senator BsIL.r
At a recent session Of the House
wives League OF Northeast Washing
ton. on motion Of Mrs. REBBCCA
WILSON. a rising vote Of thanks was
rendered to United States Senator L.
HElSLER BALI. OF Delaware. for
the great service he has rendered hu-
manity in general and the people Of
the District OF Columbia In particular"
in the fight against ruthless profiteer-
ing"
Remarks were made by several mem
oers lauding he-Delaware Senator and
expressing the hope that the good
people OF his State will continue him
in the Senate indefinitely. or as long
as he cares to serve"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
STATE FUNERAL
FOR u. S. CONSUL

The body Of william W. Handley.
q. a native Of Washington. who died
a few days ago at callao. Peru. where
he had served as United States consul
general since 1913. has been taken
aboard the cruiser Bolosnesi. where 1t
will remain under guard until October
5. awaiting the steamer Santa Ana,
which will bring it to the United
States.
A message to the Peruvian Embassy
stated yesterday that after the fun
oral service In Lima, q special tram
took the body and the funeral party
to Callao. where the body was re.
ceived by the prefect and the port
authorities.
Mr.. Handley Is survived by his wife.
who was at his bedside at the time
Of his death.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
OHIO.

Columbus. = Contract for building
many miles OF Franklin County roads
that was let to Atlantic Refining Com
pany are to be rescinded because OF
charges made against the company.
Youngstown.-Mayor A W. .Craver
will seek reelection, due to the with
drawal Of Martin Dunno. nominated
to be the party candidate.
Springfield. = Calvin Libisher, full
back on Urbana High School football
team. dies from injuries received In
game here Saturday.
Toiedo.-capt. Victor B. Halbert.
who returns from overseas, says sew
enty-five Belgian police dogs brought
back from France were seasick
throughout the journey to America.
C1eveland.-An accident clock" In
the downtown district win register
accidents resulting daily in this city.
Dsytcn-Dayten continues to fscs
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Repaying Him.

The accommodation train crawled
wearily across the scenery and the
bore bored on and on. Eventually
the iron horse brought his snortins
career to a temporary halt at a
mildewed station building with an
excuseless-looking hamlet behind
1t.
"Ah" said the victim. Frightening
perceptibly. This Is the place
where Roscoe Billnnger resides, Or,
at least. carried on business at one
time
Roscoe Billhnger-' returned the
bore. Il do not think I ever heard
Of him Who is he?-
The gentleman to whom I refer
is, or was. . grocer. Don't you see
his sign on that shack right over
there eT'-Kansas City Star.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
MISSOURI.

Carrollton--Suit for possession Of
160-acre farm will have to be tried
over again because of death of
Judge Divifoiss. OF Circuit Court. be-
tween the time of hearing the evil
dence and rendering Of decisSon.
Kirksville-Adair County Chris
tian Endeavor Union rcorganized at
meeting of executive committee.
St Joscph--Threc men suspected
Of robbing bank at Arcadia, Greg
Of $4,000 arrested here.
Moberly.-Maj. G. o. Oppaidge,
formerly of Medical Corps. o. S. A..
awarded medal for service on Mex
lean border.
Sedalia--One OF biggest fox hunts
ever held in Central Missouri will
be that Of October 8. . and 10.
St Louis.-Archbishop John }.
Glennon declares America needs no
reconstruction and that war propa-
ganda was lies in address before
Holy Name Society.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
TEXAS.

Austin.-D. W. Odell. chairman OF
the State Industrial accident board.
has resigned that Office.
Berciair.-Cotton crops about this
place have been ruined by recent
rain and wind storms.
Stamford.-ways and means of rails
ing 100000 for the churches and
schools Of the Second District Chris
tian Church have been decided upon.
Beaumont.-State Food Admiinstra-
tor Peden will fix the price for milk
in this city. his decision to 10 so
having been made as a result of
the dsiries fixing the price at 81 a
gallon.
Livingston.-P. A. Sunday. of Rock
land. and L. p. Payne. of Ganado
have purchased 800 head Of cattle from
Jctt Brock. Of Livingston. for $4,000
Groverton.-Citizens OF this place
have secured Incorporation papers
by an election recent recently held.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
POLITICS
By The Occasional Prophet

The man whom the Democrats have
nominated for the assembly to be
beaten in the Second district of Mas
sau County. New York. by former
Lieut.. Col. Theodore Roosevelt, bears
the name Of Elias RAN. His father
conducts what IL sometimes known as
. clothes hospital. He is a tailor.
While no one will wager real money
on young Raffs chances Of election,
his supporters point with pride to the
brevity. the audacity and the elo-
quence Of his first campaign speech.
II follows:
my hat Is in the ring. and II isn't
my fathers hat either"
RAN was q private In the ranks of
the fighters at the front. and win be
an onlooker at the next general as
sembly Of the State.
Representative La Guartia, Repub-
liean candidate for president OF the
Board OF Aldermen in New York. ad-
dressing 80. Republican women work
ers, made severe attack on Tammany
Hall and Charles F. Murphy, Mayor
Hyian and Judge Hoyer, Tammany
candidate in the First Municipal Court
District to succeed himself.
La Guardia Is attracting more attcn-
ton than Col. Roosevelt. and will no
doubt be the Republican nominee for
governor II he wins in the November
election.
"On national as well as on local Is
sues we are in q position to lay bare
the Eottenness Of Democratic malsd-
ministration." La Guardia said. Tam
many has a candidate for Surrogate
whose only claim upon public attention
is that he Is the her apparent Of the
Murphy dynasty. Are you going to
make the bench In this city . family
AFFAIR."" asked Mr.. La Guardia- in re-
fering to Senator James A. Foley. SON
in-law of Charles r. Murphy.
Ia Guardia denounced Tammany for
injecting politics into the Department
of Education. saying that when the
secretary Of the Pension Board was
dismissed the other day the place was
filled by q Tammany Hall favorite, 80
that hereafter q teacher desirous Of
getting her rights from the Pension
Board must seek it through Tammany
channels.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Military Burial viii Be
Given Capt. J. H. Mckee

Funeral services for Capt John II
Mckee, Civil War veteran. will be
conducted at the home. 4n5 Fifth
street northwest at 1:3o o'clock this
afternoon Burial with full military
honors will be at Arlington.
At the outbreak OF the Civil Wal
he recruited and commanded Com.
pany X. 1s5d New York Infantry. he
was wounded several times at tht
Battle OF Annapolis. He is survived
by his widow and FIVE daughters: Mrs.
J. II. Mason. Mrs. r. D. Rush. Mrs
o. B. Calohan. Mrs. L. W. Trenis and
Miss Jennie Mckee.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
K. Of c. Scholarships
To All Who Pass Tests

The Knights of Columbus have de.
cided to extend scholarships to each
and every man who successfully
qualified in the entrance examina.
tons which have been held at the
colleges and universities selected, ex-
cept in one or two instances In the
nrst announcement OF the scholar.
ship awards to all former soldiers,
sailors and Marines, it was planned
to award fifty scholarships to the
men best qualified for academic
training and fifty more to veterans
who sought scientific courses which
included mining. agricultural, and en-.
gineering courses.
The several hundred men who par
ticipated In the examinations repre-
sented some forty-four States,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Funeral Services for
Mrs. Mary Butler Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary &
Butler, wife of Walter c. Butler. past
commander Of the Lafayette Post No.
%. Of the @. A. R.. will be conducted
at her home. a p street northeast, at
$40 o'clock this morning.
Following the home services. re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated at the
ST. Aloysius Church and burial will
be at the Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Mrs. Butler was born In Ireland.
70 years ago and has been . resident
Of Washington for Sc yeArs. She is
survived by her husband. two daugh-
ters. Miss Julia C. Butler and Mrs.
George Van Horn. and two sons. John
+. Butler and Walter A. Butler.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Baker Urges X. Of c. to
Keep Up Overseas Work

Secretary Baker. In letter to James
A. Fiaherty. supreme knight Of the
Knights Of Columbus, yesterday urged
that the order still continue its well
fare activities with the soldiers In
France. Germany. Siberia and the
Canal Zone and insular possessions
untfl such time as the army Is in q
position to undertake the RESPONSE
bility."
The letter from the head Of the
War Department came in answer to
the countrywide protest which the
knights issued against the peremptory
ousting Of the seven affiliated civilian
welfare Organisations.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Round the Town T,,s ESsEEHe EasazEHEEee ssEH

A penalty OF greatness
One cannot but foresee
When babes and dogs ana vhatnot
Great Perssing. named 70. thee.
-E. @. M.
An invitation has been extended
to Gen. PERSHING on behalf of the
several hundred veterans Of ali
wars. from that with Mexico. in
1S47, to the war with Germany.
comprising the membership Of
Presidents Own Garrison, Army and
Navy Union. to address that organ
ization at its next meeting.
STEPHEN TILLMAN. adjutant OF
the garrison. says IL is probable the
American commander may fnd time
to attend and make q short address.
There are white-hafred members of
this organization who served with
Gen Pershing when he was a strip
ling lieutenant OF the regular army.
GeorEetoun.
have received a communication
from JAMES KEATING. 1910 II
street northwest. who says at an
early date a meeting will be held OF
representative business men OF
Georgetown for the purpose OF
forming a trade organization The
question OF 4 name is being debated
BY those who favor such an asso-
citation. b. A BOWLES. president
OF the Georgetown Citizens Asso-
ciation. favors naming IL either tss
Georgetown Board Of Trade OF
Chamber OF Commerce. Others, in
cluding Mr.. KEATING. favor chris.
tening IL the Georgetown Busint 50
Mems Association Another sug-
gestion from FRANK o. SMITH So
that the organization be named 'rhe
Merchants and Manufacturer A.
sociatlon OF Georgetown"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis-A movement has beer
started to allow conscientious OBJ
Jectors who were forced to serve in
the army a portion of the sJn. .Oot
Minnesota soldiers bonus fund.
Little Falls.-Statc Federation OF
Women's Clubs ends annual session
Fairmort-Judrc f. c. Dean de-
nies he was asked to allow another
Judge to try members OF the Non.
Partisan League on charges of dis
loyalty.
st. Paul.-Speakers for Non-Par-
tisan League start campaign for con.
troll Of State political affairs
Anoka.-Harrison Fuller. State pres
ident OF the American Legion. ad.
dresses Anoak County Fair.
Lake City.-A Rata-Yoga Academy ,
OF Theosophy is TO be SounJed here
by Nine Tingiey. OF Point Iona,
Cal
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
INDIANA.

1ndianapolis.-L NJ Hines. state
superintendent OF public instruction,
warns certain Adams County parochial
schools they must not instruct chill
dren in German language.
Bloomington - First Christian
Church. constructed here at cost OF
800. Is dedicated.
Lafayette.-John d. Sherlock, vet
eran, who served In Rainbow Division.
dies from tuberculosis caused by Ger
man gas attacks.
Decatur. - Will Hammeil. former
clerk Of Adams County. indicted for
embezzlement.
Evansville.-Eight arrests made here
for gambling and alleged violations
of liquor law.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY o. THE YEAR
THE DREAMER.
BY John kendrick BanEs.

THE DREAMER.
1t men snail call you Dreamer do NOT
care;
For dreams have made a darened
world more fair.
The songs Of Poets come from dreamy
wales.
And even JUSTICE with her bal
anced scales
Sprang from a Dreamer dreamins
dreams Of Right
In days when earth was ruled by
british Might
And all the best by living mortals
priced
Are nauGht but dreams Of Dreamers
realized
Copyright. 1919 by The Mcclure NewHapef
Syndicate)
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Every Man a Capitalist
: Wiley Tells City Club

An Industrial democracy. with profit
sharing as its basis, is the only solu-
ton Of the labor question and the
problem Of growing unrest through
out the world. In the opinion of Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley. pure food expert.
who spoke yesterday at the weekly
luncheon Of the City Club.
There should be no class lines
drawn between capital and labor, 50
said DR.. Wiley. Every man worthy
Of being a citizen Is a capitalist and
at the same time Is a laborer."
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
PROTEST REDUCTION
OF INSURANCE TAX

The insurance department of the
District has recommended that an
effort be made by the District gov
eminent to retain the tax of II
per cent on receipts from insurance
in the District, and to protest
against the legislation offered by
Senator Sherman to reduce the tax
TO per cent.
In his report, Lewis A. Grifith.
superintendent of the department.
states that II will mean q yearly
loss to the District government of
more than $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Wilson Normal Program
Is Proving Attractive

Registration for fall and winter ac-
tivfttes of the Wilson Normal Com
munity Center began last night.
The Inauguration Of the autumn and
winter program viii take place at q
rally 70 be held in the Wilson Normal
School. Eleventh and Harvard streets
northvest. October s. Speaking. music
and amusements vii feature the pro-
6ram
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02

Owls are becoming 30 numerous and
bold In Republic. Kas.. that they at
tack people On the strsets After DARK.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02
Let Us Have Peace!
Let US have peace !

Close has passed since the armistce signed
Utmost since the world its knees with glad thankful
pess in the belief that the last of all done.
No STRIFE bloodhed, mothers weeping
Tor their sons-the last
league of nations cried league of nations that shall
eak that shall restrain those greedy their strength league
democracy
~ So in enthusiasm after the last shot was fired
~ And what have today? The of nations formulated
The treaty waiting be ratified
And pending ratification internal civil strife
OF the countries that
Italy, who held the Hun from sweeping Southern Europe
and Africa confronted with dissolved Parliament
b challenging each other they had broken
noses with their fists.
And why? Because Italy Fiume believes entitled
TO Fiume while apparently
that who knows how WELD effectively
as has taken Fume And while he holds the
by sheer OF personality Rome herself seethe with turmoil
back to martial law.
And why: Why this internal upheaval Italy? Because
nations like people Because Italy, anxousy waiting for the
ratification of the bring
standing the solving of her pobmssuh insurance only the
concerted strength of a league of nations give.
Who Withholding this from Itay Who responsible
resulting the Fume
The world knows
Sign gentlemen Senate-sgn,
have peace
If had the right conception of patriotism each Of
would be a Of the
In days of high land please recall that
bought from France of land of the Mississippi
for something less than a nickel an
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02

days prices may you
bought from France of land of the Mississippi
for something less than a nickel
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02

Soldiers haven't the right because they
the If had the right conception of patriotism each
would be a of the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-02

There would be Senatorial opposition league Senator.
wei cxoicio private soldiers in of