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Evening star., 1920-11-25
STREET FROCKS AND FUR
ny ANNE RITTENHousE.

1t is no longer necessary to convert
that small piece of fur into neck
piece because your sense OF economy
this season tempts you to build every
scrap into something aVa1laole 10
wear. You can put 1t on new frock.
The fashion comes highly commended, q,
If it is short or long, broad. or mar
row, it can find a spot on which 70
rest. Short strips run across me
pockets on blue serge ana ouNetine
frocks and wide pieces form a cape
collar at the back Of a bodice OF satln1 n
or georgette. If you need move,
girdle, nothing is better than varo
of any kind of peltry lined with IN
dian red, Chinese blue, or nastur-
tium.
success as soon as it was launched
by the house Of Callot in black satin
and gray squirrel. Here, sald the
American dressmakers. is chance TO
make the frock use up Whatever ouus
and ends Of peltry have oeen leit
lying about the shop: And the odos
and ends fell into their places ana
led the way to the usage OF yards
of peltry, new and costly, that might
have gone to waste.
Despite the furriers' strike in New
York during the autumn, II is TO De a
season of fur. We are to pc arrayeo'
let the weather be what it will. as
though the Eskimo. not the Afri-
cander, was the model for the season.
There are rumors that mlldness IS
to be the daily report OF the weather +
man, but the woman who mas put All
her allowance into squirreI or
beaver trimmed cloth gown may die
with the heat, but wear that frock she
will. Such is the elf-determlnauon
of the female.
The doctors. however. are chuckling
over this drastic change in the ap-
parel of women. For decades they
have begged them, argued with them,
tors Jared like all men who oppose
women. They failed to persuade or
to influence.
Today women may be in danger OF
pneumonia from wearing too much
clothing. They have decided that fur
frocks. woolen stockings. broEans In
heavy leather. high-necked evening
gowns. choker collars on the street.
Arabian wells that wrap and wind
about the shoulders are the necessary
parts of a wOman'S winter wardrobe
They have not yet asked themselves
what they will do if there is little
snow this year. In that they are con-
sistent. They have never rebelled at
arctic weather after they hade de-
termined to wear chiffon open-work
stockings and bare arms.
One must admit that the fur frocks
are fetching. They add glory to
winters daT. Squirrel is'not SO warm,
after all. and it is a first aid to the
With gray in the ascend
ancy this peltry matches up with
W whatever one has in the wardrobe.
The sketch shows a gown in dark
gray duyetine, with the lower skirt of
squirrel. also the immense muffler
that covers half the bodice. There are
fiaring cuffs of the fur. hat that is
touched with it after being brocaded
in silver to give brilliancy
BY the way, one Of the happiest
methods of using peltry is to fashion
immense cuffs of it and insert them
into the sleeve at the elbow or build
Evening star., 1920-11-25
CAREERS FOR WOMEN
The Woman Dentist

done than there are hands to do 1T.
and for the conscientious worker. pre-
pared for the work. there will always
be a demand for her services.
The financial return varies with the
locality in which one settles, but the
earnest worker may feel assured of
earning good living in very inter-
esting life. Two thousand dollars
year is an average minimum.
The qualifications desirable for a
successful dentist are mechanical
ability with manual dexterity. an IN
terest in sciences which helps to IN
terpret cause and effect in health and
disease. and a personality which leads
to adaptability to people.
Advantages and Disadvantages.
The work offers pleasant inter-
course with people which makes life
broad and interesting. 1t gives op-
rortunity to help and relieve suffer-
ing, and to teach the message of pre-
vention of disease. There is always
more to learn and strive for. 1t is a
broad field for service and brings a
true reward.
It's disadvantages arise from the
close confinement in an office. work :
ing closely over peoples mouths. ana
often maintaining Cramped posItions
which result in physical strain. Ihere
IS a nara nervous Stidli uuC ~ ~
nervousness of patients under dental
oreratiou and to the fineneSS of the
work.
The hours are possible to. regulate
in n measure to ones needs, although
when patients put themselves In the
dentists care responsibility is as
sumed to them which sometimes de-
mands extra hours.
The proportion of women in the
profession is small, but each year sees
greater numbers taking up the work
and they are making n success. II
one is earnestly looking for work
worth doing. one cannot do better
than to investigate the profession of
dentistry.
Copyright, 1920.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
By ANNE $. woRTHEN. ID. NJ. d.

Bf ANNE =. "OHlHEN. II. N. IL
Dentistry is that branch of the
medical profession which devotes it
self to the care of the mouth ana
Particularly the teeth. In it's field
comes. first, care for the prevention
of dental disease. then treatment TO
check and repair dental disease, aho
next mechanical replacement OF dentai
organs which have been lost through
lack of success in prevention or re.
pair, or by accident At the present
time it is subdivided into many spe-
cial branches requiring speclai s,uuy
and research.
In general practice the dentist must
be prepared to interpret symptoms
and decide treatment necessary. The
work is divided into mechanical and
operative work.
The mechanical work consists of
making artificial substitutes. such as
full or partial dentures. crowns and
bridges and appliances for regulating.
This work is done in the laboratory
Ahd requires ntaural mechanical
hility and manual deNterity. 1t is
Zirty work. but interesting for one OF
mechanical taste.
The operative work is the work done
upon the patient and includes clean
ing the teeth. preparing cavities IN
tee III and refilling them with the diff
ferent kinds of filling materials, each
of which requires different tech
nique: the treating of diseased teeth.
extraction of teeth. and preparation
of teeth for various mechanical sub
stitutes. and correction of irregu-
larities of teeth.
Preparation Necessary.
Prepa ration for the practice OF den
tistry requires four years of training
in a recognized dental college. such as
Tufts Dental School. Philadelphia
Dental School and dental depart-
ments of many of the state universe
ties.
The opportunity for advancement
lies with the individual. There is al
ways more dental work needing to be
Evening star., 1920-11-25
ESTIMATES OF BUREAUS
WILL BE CUT SHARPLY
Announcement By Committees
Holding Hearing on Appropria-
tions Desired.

Two subcommittee Of the House
appropriations COMMITTEES are holding
ail-day hearings on this sundry civil
and the legislative, executive and iu-
dicial appropriation bills. They are
impressing upon all witnesses that
there Is to be a sharp cutting of all
estimates and that they have scant
patience with requests from the vari-
GUS bureaus and commissions Ito con-
tinue wartime extravaganza by in
creasing the personnel and indulging
IN subterfuges to make more Jobs and
give pay Increases not authorized by
Congress-
Officials of the bureau of war risk
insurance this afternoon are before
the sundry civil subcommittee. of
which Representative James w, Good
Is chairman. testifying with regard
to the hospital building program Of
to compensation.
Officials of the coast guard and III.
bureau OF engraving and printing were
Defore the subcommittee this morning
Assistant Secretary Gilbert Of tha
| Treasury and the chief clerk of the dc.
| partment were before the subcommit-
tee on the legislative. executive and
judicial appropriation bill. Of which
representative William R. Woods of In
diana is chairman, this morning,
At previous hearings the sundry civil
subcommittee heard from the super
vising architect, and the legislative s,Ib
committee heard officials Of the Botanic
Garden, the Public Library, the United
States bureau Of efficiency, the state
Department and the Civil Service Com
mission.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
COLBY TO SAIL SUNDAY
FROM HAMPTON ROADS
Party Will Leave Here Saturday on
Maydower to Board Battle
ship Florida.

Secretary Colby Of the State Depart
ment, accompanied by Rear Admiral
Frank 3. Bassett and Maj. Gen. Adel-
bert Cronkhite as his aids. will sail
from Hampton roads Sunday on the
battleship Florida for South America
where he will pay official visits to the
governments of Brazil and Uruguay
He also will make an unofficial visit
to Argentina. .
The party will leave Washington
Saturday on the presidential yacht
Mayfiower. and will transfer to the
Florida off Old Point Comfort Sun
day morning. A small number Of
clerks and stenographers and an in
terpreter are the only others who
will accompany the Secretary.
Admiral Bassett, who will represent
the Navy, recently was commandant
of the naval training station at Great
Lakes. and Gen. Cronkhite. who will
represent the Army, is commandant
of the Sd Corps area, with headquar-
ters at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
BREAD FAMINE IN MADRID.
Lines Half Mile Long Stand Hours
in Poor Districts for Rations.

MADRID. November 23.-This city
and its immediate neighborhood is again
in the grasp of an acute hread shortage.
In the poor districts bread lines half a
mile long formed from the earliest hours
this morning and the people remained
for hours outside the bakeries despite
the sharpness of the weather.
Efforts are being made by the gov
ernment to improve the situation by
issuing bread from military bakeries,
but matters have been rendered difficult
by the master bakers. who have refused
to grant wage increases demanded by
the men, Bakery employees result
threaten IA general strike. In the mean
time ordinary loavcs of bread are virtu-
ally unobtainable.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
AID BY U. S. RED CROSS.
Americans Answer Appeal of
French for Crimean Refugees.

PARIS. November 23.-The American
Red Cross, in answer to an appeal by
the French authorities. has instructed
the Red Cross in Constantinople to
use all that may be necessary of the
10000, 900 francs stock of supplies
there for the Crimean refugees. The
Red Cross also is shipping ten car
loads of condensed milk from Mar
seilles to Constantinople for the same
purpose.
The French army rations for the
refugees will be supplemented by the
Red Cross, which also will provide
special food for children. 1t also
plans to aid in the hospital service
work at the various points to which
the refugees shall be taken.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
HOLD II GERMAN PLANES
SOLD TO AMERICAN FIRM
Interallied Commission Alleges
Treaty Violation in Aircraft
Commerce.

BERLIN. November 23-Eleven alu->
minum German airplanes sold to
an American concern and loaded on
ship in Hamburg have been or
dered held up by the interallied aero
nautical commission, which alleges a
violation of the Versailles treaty. it
is officially announced here. German
manufacturers claim the contracts
for the airplanes were drawn since
July 10. when, in their opinion, the
prohibition against the manufacture
and sale of airplanes under article
202 of the Versailles treaty expired.
The commission is understood to
claim authority from the council of
ambassadors in Paris to prevent COM
merce in airplanes until Germany
has complied with article 201. which
directs the delivery of air material
to the allies. The German govern
ment has announced it will protest
gainst the commissions action.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
MARSHALL RAPS VOTERS.

DALLAS, Tex. November 25.-''The
country will live to regret what it
has done in the recent election,
Thomas r. Marshall. Vice President
of the United States. declared, in an
address at the Terminal railroad sta
ton here. "It is the greatest in
Justice of century and will bring
one of the worlds greatest figures to
an untmely grave ,tne speaker said.
Evening star., 1920-11-25

q factory In Europe is turning out
about 200 tons of artificial rubber
IL.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ANsEI.L 4 BAILEY, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, holding Probate Court No
273s2. Administration. This Is 10 give no
tice: That the subscriber. OF the District
Of Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF. Columbia. Letters
testsnentary on the estate of Cherries e.
DODSON, late OF the District OF Columbia
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the me. with the vouchers there
OF, legally authenticated. TO the subscriber
on or before the 10th day of December A
d., 1921, otherwise they may by, law be
excluded from all benefit OF said estate
Given under my hand this 10th day OF De
cember, 1920. JAMES i. DODSON. go
Tenn. ave. n. u. (SeaD Attest JAMES
TANNER, Register Of Wills for the District
OF ColumoiI, Clerk OF the IIobate Court.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u.
C., Washington. u. c., December Is. 1920.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
fee Room sos. District Building, until .
O'Clock p NJ December 80. 1920. for grad
ing Connecticut Avenue n. w, Pierce Mil
road to Chappeli road. aggregating $500.
cubic yards OF grading. and 4 culvert ez-
tensions Blank forms OF proposals. spec
cations, and all necessary informatior
may be obtained from the Chief CLERK
Engineer Department. Room +27, District
Building, Washington, D. c. ]. T. Hen
DRICK, CHARLES w. KCTZ, MABEL =.
BOARD'' e. nirniss 'nn'rs, y. G.
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PROF ARTHAN

Noted Platform Test Spirituslst Medium
Gives special moss &c seance this TuesiSy
evening at S Clcck in Society Hall. sos q
st. n. ". He viii answer questions. Gives
private readings daily all affairs best
adviser. Gives fun names. dates, facts
Sind in he hall
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Open Sunday and Evenings.

REQ SIX-Touring, 1915 model; for sale by
officer leaving city. excellent condition
Two extra tres. $1,000. reduction for cash.
Tel hensington SIN, or Navy Dept b.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Pslmist. can read
are the record Of your life. Being a grad.
uate Of two colleges of palmistry. and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enaoles him
to lift the veil Of mystery and reveal t.
you important matters Of your future If"
Gives advice on business matters tlIe
health and family AFFAIRS; tells uarps o.
your future husband or wife; tells ora
you love is true or false: what part o: ~.
country IL luCkiest to you. what to Dc
be successful in life; removes troubles a.
all nature; brings the separated together
Tells the secret Of having personal inru
rnSe with your associates. Prof Belmon;
70 Psychologist Of World Renown. Read
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NNFT'. PARKER

gifted Clair, ant and Medium. can tell
YOU anything you wish to know in bus
css, health or family affairs. When aad
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uCcesSiul in life, and how to win and h0''
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
sistkisx sales

wORKINGMEN- Is understood b. good
fellows that this Is tue headquarters Tor
slightly used OysrCoats az - up, ANA there's
some as good as new for more money, Se
sell To men Of moderate means, We also sell
new pants and shoes, IS; ladies winter
coats, a. w. JUsTHS OLD STAND.
6Ig ID.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BARBER-Colored; good guarantee, at
sIMAs' BARBER SHOP, 22os Ia. ave, NV.
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CLAIRN OlANTS


Licensed by the District of Columbia
MADAME SPARROW
Egyptian Palmist and ClairYoyant
50c-Special Read ng-50c
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MADAME SELIA
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Gives true advice you can depend o. IN
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up lovers qusrrels or family troublas "r-
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other Sizes at Proportionate Pricen
Mail orders shipped c. o ID.
same day. Tires mounted. No
charge. Call and look ever our
stock.
AUTOMOBILE TIRE CO., INC,
9O2 l4th st. y. W., Wash, d. G
Phone Main 4172.
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PERSONAL
NJ EDICAL

MEDICAL TREATMENT cure.
SKIN DISEASES, Eczema, Acne. Lupus.
rimpits, Golfers, Nouritis Dir. NlCnOL.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ITIU
Price $3.50. AUply owner, 6i3 Eye st.
" ".
RETAIL MEAT business, now doing a bust.
ness Of over 5000 pcr week, can buy out
the business aud stock and years lease
FOR less than cost located next to piggIy
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MADAM EONEDA.

Egyptian palmist and clafrvoyant has
insight of human nature and born
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ent and future family affairs business and
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NINE. JEANETTE,

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and 9TH, next 70 Shubert- Garrick.
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BOYS and youBg men With bicycles OF
motorcycles psrmarSnt. can earn SIC 10
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
5O% BIG TIRE SALE! sou

Goodyear Tires (blemished),
Beacon First (converted) Spe-
cial lots, both cord and fabric.
so per cent off list.
Fabric Cord lime
Nunshid. Nonskid. Tubes
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
Potomac Auto Sales Co.

ilGl lfth 81. n. W.
Buick. f-pass thoroughly Oysrhaulodi
new top, cord tiTes: 500.
Maxwell touring. 1918. $500.
Dixie roadster; slightly used; -lesant
condition. $500.
overland touring. lsIs model, good tires;
5000
Maxwell roadster. a Sargaini $3.50.
Ford delivery. 1919; good condition: body
cost $500. 1850.
Ford touring. 1918. With starter. $500.
Ford touring. 1871 good rubber tsOv.
Terms eau be arranged on the above cars.
Thu se Sars must DC seen To b6 spptselai "a
tloO added to these prices will not duph'
cate va - elsewhere.
Sedan, excellent mechanical con-
ditiUni just thoroughly oycrhauIed ne"
batteries, owner leaving country Phone
West 500.
FORD-Coupe; hne condition. 1915 cash
IA End ~. n, W, bet. TO p IN.
SIS Ford Tops Recovered us
Five and seven passenger tops e-covered.
$50 up Curtain lights repSired and put IN
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dOEe.
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HUDSON Euper Six Roadster. In Al condi-
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BOoTBLAcH-At once. for barber SHOP.
s0i2 Isth 81. N w.
for Ford truck who has
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WANTED TODAY-Four young men OF
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required UNION NEWS CO. office No. g.
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MADAM D'ASHMAN
tLAIRNOYANT, CRYSTAL GAZER AND
CARD READER.
This gifted lady will tell your fortune on
love, marriage, divorce. changes, reunites
the separated. helps you to win back lost
love, happiness and business. Frank. e3&
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PROPERTY WANTED

JOHN + DoNOHOE & SONS.
ana pcnnsyN ania Ave. :. h.
Let us submit our List Of Homes and
Investments Before you Purchase.
We WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
owners Of property desuing to make
uick sales should list property with US
WM, z NoRMoYLE, $40 = st N. W.
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FLOOR sCRAPER-Good, ELLIOTT 1910
U St n. w. Tel n 1868,
LABoRERs-2O. Apply ". f. MOONEY.
18th and Monroe SIS. n. r.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-04-30
HOLTV|LLE HOST
TO CHAMBERS Of
IMPERIAL VALLEY
Four or FiUe Very Important
Matters Coming Before As
sOcioted Chambers This EDe.
niny; POWer and Gas to Come
Up.

The Associated Chambers of Com
merce will hold their regular meeting
this evening at Holtville at 7 o'clock.
Holtville is making great plans to en-
tertain the visitors and a pleasant time
is anticipated.
Four important matters will come
before the body at the business ses-
sion:
tlrst-The matter of asking that
the hearing of the Holton Power COM
pany for higher rates, scheduled for
May in Riverside be transferred to
valley city.
Second-The matter of the defunct
Impercial Valley Gas company, which
will quit business soon. unless some
thing is done.
Third-The matter of freight rate
bureau in the valley.
Fourth-The opening of the Yuma
road.
1t is also expected that the inland
Chamber of Commerbe will make ap-
plication for admission to the Asso-
ciated Chambers. INLAND has live
commercial body and is anxious to join.
At the meeting Of the Ell Centre
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
night, it was requested that the Asso-
ciated Chambers make the gas ques-
tion a separate subject for discussion.
and urged that they deal at length