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The Washington times., 1920-05-23

y PERMISSION.
MRS. n. r. STREET. onice Equipmsn,
Suite 1903 Real Estate Trust Blds.
Mr.. FRANK OwINGS, Assistant Cashier
Bank Of Commerce and Savings north
east corner of eth and E SITS N W.
MR.. GEORGE w. ESTLER, Butcher; stan,
IL and IL, Western Market: residence
l241 31st ct. N. w.
MR.. FRANK NJ. KINCAID, Foreman stee
Plant: residence, 1915 Nichols ave-
Congress Heights.
MR. WALTER p. RAMSEY. Attorney
District National Bank Building
Mr.. JOHN u. HUTCHINSON, 72s Firs,
ST. N. W.
MR.. LOUIS COOK. 1tls r st. NJ W.
MRS. JOHN II. RAWLINGS. 14ls n
N w.
The Washington times., 1920-05-23

n AMS and dump wagons, \ or 10 wanted
hours work. one year job. Call w. 1889,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

Livestock

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. s-Horg
Receipts, 5000. market 10 10 25
rents higher. Bulk. gilg0m1AgS:
heavies. f1f.eO 1880: mediums.
tit.SOd 1900 lights. t1t30 dfAS5;
light lights, 7ifi00if.b0; packing
sows NA5o@ii25. pigs. Fi25oq
catte-Recelpts, z.soo: market
steady to IS cents higher. Heavy
beef steers. choice and prime. 81 90
m1hIt; medium n good. fia.bOd
1880. common. ti0.T6ma3.4O; light
weight. good ard choice. ti3.iOH
i19os common and medium. ts2bH
1901 butcher cattle. heifera. se7b9
it.ot. cows. t6.6bG i2.f0. caanerH
and cutters. ISIS W6.6Bs veal calves,
al100Nib.b0; feeder steers. f1.Thm
las; stocker steers, 5000 1855.
sheep-Heceipts. 1900: market
strong TO 80 cents higher Lambs,
u7.1b4ie,T5; euils and common
n9.s9@iI.e9 yssriins we'ness.
cuiln and common, N4OOM 500.
breeding ewes. $500 0tA00; feeder
lambs. tiAbo0i7oo.
CHICAGO. Jen. s-Hou-Re-
eeipts. ssoe6; market IS 20 IS cents
higher. Brik. ttf.65 1890 TOP.
4fl.eb. heavy. $1,000 14.S5i medl-
nm. eif.T0 0i4,s6f ii6ht, ntebg
1895: light light, gif.2b9it75
heavy packifg sowa. smooth, tif.Qe
lff.ss: packing eowa. TouEh. tlS.bO
$1,000: piEs. fia5e0ff5o.
CnitIs-Hecclpts 5000. market
firm. Beef steers, medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime.
giG7s0fq.o %; medium and good.
3fIaBal87bi opmmon, 5000
if.t8t Erht weight good and choice.
f~flfb6iazt; common and medium.
lfft01t.ef; butcher cattle heifen'
aaR00111f. $3.50 Ulh.fbt
ranncrn and cutters. fs1b96bo
wal calves. fls,boQl77t; feeder
sierrs. eTte9f1to. stocker steers
ehe4e-Rareipts 5000 marksi
lieher. Lamhs. ~ rounds down,
E4-aIHIo6b, cuiia and common.
fafe4teqB. ewes. medium and
soss. as;Ssssessi 'u''' ana com
Denver. Colo. Jan. s-cattie-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

NEW YORK, Jan. 0.--COtton fu-
lures closed steady. January. $3.50:
March. s6.7ti May. f2,1s; July S3.fs:
October. so.s3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

The Evening Herald il the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
N CLASSIFIED advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

INV YORK, Jan. t.--Prlces OF
Liberty bonds today we're. 3h's.
g?se: slrst - $3.50 second As
ti.sf; first as, es.1o. SEE md 4M'h
e1.fts third 4k'H. sf.66 I; fourth
a. $3.50. Victory gL'h es.Se:
Victory tAia. o00O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

NEW YORK. Jan. s-Mercartile
paper. 3 par cent: sterling demand.
a7bM per cent: cables. s7tH per
ce1t; time loans strong; 90 days. 30
days ana 8 months, 7 per cent bid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09
People You
Know
Four-O Taxi Service. phone 40.
Radiator repairing. Quickcl Auto 10
One-seven-six. Taxi line. Pone i76.

Radiator repairing. Quickcl Auto 10
O~ne-seven-six. Taxi line. Pone i76,
Miss Hazel Hawkins. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Hawkins. left last
night Tor Berkely. Calif., to resume
her studies at the University Of can
fornla after spending the Christmas
holidays here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Nelson. OF In
dianapolis, are visiting Mrs. Nelson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maloy. OF
this city They are on their way TO
California.
Mrs. J. q. Rich. Of Fayette. Mo. -
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Rag r..
Kirk, at 1903 East Central ayenue.
Mr.. and Mrs W T.. swinney, o:
Gillian, Mo. will arrive this evening
to spend a few days with Mr. anu
AIRS W. /. Hawkins. on their way 20
California. Mrs. swinnCy Is Mrs.
Hawkins sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Peterson. 81
Boone. Ia. are spending a month IN
the city before they 70 on 10 Cali
fornia. They come 20 Albuquerque
every winter Tor a shor; time.
Charles r. Sldlo. Of the SiGlu. FEELS
and company. Is in the city today.
AR Sidlu bought the Albuquerque
paving bonds.
Miss Erna Ferguson Of the Red
Cross Will return to the city tonight
from Belen.
bernard 5 Rodey Is In Gallup at
tending the regular term OF the dis
trict court there.
Raymond stamm is In Gallup on
business.
G.. %. Cushman Of the = l.. Wash
burn company clothing store leaves
tomorrow night on the Limited for
n buying trip TO Chicago.
Francisco Miera, o. Union county.
a member Of the Cattle Sanitary
hoard, is ia the city today on bust
] ness.
i. II. Wagner. state school super
intendent was 10 tho city today. on
his way to Santa Pc from eastern
New Mexico where he has been In
speeding public school work. Mr.
Wagner had planned 20 so TO Loving
ton. in Lea county. but was prevented
~ the big snow storm which swept
eastern Nrw Mexico wednesday. II
WIS the heaviest snowfall ON record
boz the regiou. Mr.. Wagner said.
Mu Ira bacon, 923 South Edith
street. has returned from "a visit In
IN rusn. Mr. Bacon who has beer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

there some time Installing some new
linotype machines win return home
In about ten days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09
Produce

KANSAS CITY. Mo- Jan. o.
Butter-Creamcry, ! cent lower. TX
fras, SIC: ursts. 6bc; seconds, b5c,
rackinF unchanged, tOc
EeaH. poultry, unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

Recent discovery q lnduhltahla
feathers Of the giant mou-a bird
much like the ostrich-huS enabled
ornithoidPists TO reconstruct this
amazing fowl as 30 was In lie. 10
was even larger than the "roc." at
tanning a height OF 10 feet and q
weight OF half q ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

CHICAGO. Jan. g.-Butter-Hish-
er. Creamery. 68068c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09
Who's Here
TODAY's ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
ALvARmo.

ALVARADO.
Leonard johnson. San Francisco.
.. G KlmhaiI. 81 Paso. Tex.
B. A. Wonord. san Antonio. Tex.
ice Fuqua. city.
a. &. scott. Ia Junta. Colo
Mrs =. N. Todd. Charleston. III.
Fern Todd. Charleston. III.
Ruth Mccullough. Niagara Falls .
G. l. Prockett. Cleveland. o.
Frank Hitchcock, Silver City. y. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Specs. WASH
ington. ID. {.
L. ID. Alexander. Denver. Colo.
Miss NJ. Winters. Denver. Colo.
Mrs. r. r. Rude. Ration. n. Nj.
q. 8. Macarthur. Chicago. III.
q. l. Stewart. Los Angeles, Calf.
Miss Lyman Kiddo. Eldorado, kas.
Miss {. n. Pyle, Milwaukee. Wis.
james. Mulin. Denver, Colo.
w. IL Simon. Clovis. n. NJ.
r. W. Giimer. los Angeles. Calf.
w. q. Adams, Boston, Moss.
y. r. Council. Chicago. 81.
j. u, Wagner. Santa Re. y. NJ.
A. c Lee. Denver. Colo.
STURGES.
A. c. Topping. 81. Louis. NO.
r. G.. Hitler. Babazon, y. n.
Kay Maneum. ThOreau. ~. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Milletstadt. sterl-
a q. Green. STAFFORD. ont.
J. Il. Sanchez, Cuba. n. N.
Hornet Young, Cuba, n. NJ.
John r. Young, Cuba. y. NJ.
James Keller, Phoenix, Ariz-
J. & Sparks. SOcorro, y. NJ.
J. A. Mcdonald. Kelly. y. ~
~. q. Burson. Socorro. y. NJ.
Edw. Tyson. sewanec, Missouri.
James McAipine. r Pnso, Tex
Antonio Mirabai, Taos. n. NJ.
J. II. Montoya, city.
Thos. Mlshon. Sewanee. Missouri.
Edw. Sargent. Chama, y. NJ.
COMBS.
A. Clayton. city.
Mrs. W. =. Robinson, city.
Tim Flynn, Denver. colo.
G. I. Tallmadge. san Antonio. Tex.
r. Il. Carter. Sergents Blum. IA.
T. q. cubic. Silver City. n. NJ.
Pat Murphy. Ireland.
W. c. Beckley. DeminE. y. N.
Y. j.. D'Arey, santa re. n. NJ.
n. l.. Glenn. ~. Bliss. Tex.
Tom u. Reed, Oklahoma City.
r. X. Barton. Oklahoma City.
Mrs. n. r. Davis. Cvvington, KY
Chas. ~ Grossman. city.
j. u. Porter. Denver. Colo.
A. CLAYTON. Denver. Colo.
G. Parsons, Fort sumner. ~ NJ.
Mrs ~ u. Parsons, Fl. sumner.
~ n. Barnes. II paHo. Tex.
M. A. Romero. VI Pnso. Tex.
j. ID. Iudt. III paso. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ Frank. Indian
s. y. Thomas. Sewancc. No.
4. n. homas. Sewnncc. Mo.
n. A. Adams, Madrid. y. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09

CHICAGO. Jan 9-Seliing on the
part Of seasoned traders who we're
-cuceuvorinN TO anticipate a break In
prices not unusual AT this time OF
the year had . bearish effect today
on the corn market. Al first values
showed an upward tendency owing
70 continued H~cantineaS OF receipts
n 10 higher quotations on hogs.
Beara. however. were seen IN control.
q attention TO the calendar became
general Opening prices. which
ranged from a cent on 10 4 cent
advance. with May ti.ssN TO 1855
and July tf.st I o si.s4k. were fol.
lowed BY a decline all around TO wei
be.ow yesterdays finish.
Oatu weakened witr eprn. Specu-
lators led the selling. After opening
unchanged 70 AaA cent higher. in
cluding May al sax TO IS cents. the
market underwent a moderate set
back
Provisions were lifted by tho
strength Of the hog market. Owing
20 grain weakness. however. the adj
vance was not well maintained.
Close:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09
pNNKEY COMING MERE.

SANTA N, lam N"A0TnE U0V-
ernor b. r Pankcy viii spend tomur-
row In Albuquerque looking after both
official and personal business. The
coolest weather % the winter was re-
corded here last night when the tom
perature dropped 90 within -four de-
Eroes OF zero.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-09
HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN
BASKETBALL SEASON

The Albuquerque high school ana
santa Re Indians viii meet In the
Armory tonight az eight o'clock IN
the first basict hall game OF the
season. Meraul defeated the Indians
Thursday night by a top heavy score
hut the visitors viii be at home on
the biz Arinory floor and a fast game
TWO girls teams from the high
school will Stage the opening game.
The line up Of the high school team
Is AZ follows. j. Nenahie. NJ. Salazar'
forwards. l. Hyder, center and cap
tain. Eli Glasaman, ". Wilson. guards.
A gold brick. o. tine kind sold by
%sWindiers 10 easy marks, u a pre-
duct OF highly-skilled workmanship.
II is made Of copper alleged with 4
little zinc. and IL painted with real
gold TO which some mercury has been
added.
Receipts 1905 market strong. Beet
steers. si0.O0a 1900; cows and helt-
ers. IS 90 d 1000 stockers and feed
srs Es.ooaii.oo; calves. 'isoo@
Hoss-Reeeipts. 1000; market
steady. TOY. si4so; bulk N42ba
shesp-Rocoip,a. 1900; market
higher lambs. fiT.oodiS.oo. ewes
tt,Wu ~ lN.NV
Produce
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Jan. s.
Butter-Creamory. / cent lower TX
fraH, SIC: nrsts. 6bc; seconds bSc;
rackinF unchanged tOc,
Esss, poultry. unchanged.
CHICAGO. Jan. e.-Butter-Hieh-
er. Creamery. 530s8c.
Gallup American Block Coal
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4
and 8.
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Mexico paper that put the Glass
n CLASSIFIED advertising.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
EUYKE & QUINONES
ATTORNEY AT Law
COPY
San Juan, P. r.

San Juan P B.
September 8, 1920.
NJ. w. Paruis,
Alien 16,
San Juan, T. f.
SeN0r:- N e # 4
APtdccnsein tornet,' dustedsqucAe s6atdo perddde-
ropI0ccfsoi entefa,ync de Ia rloducci6nalc Ia obra
desSimonds sobrGIa Guerra meandidt CWQpdo ST.
monds enpca6 tNtdr estG question en- la "IcUista
del Mnndo, sWsc,ibf en- eL intcr6s que teni0
dc tec s"s trabdios Tcmerlos en- casteItdno en- mi
b3bitiotcca constUyc para mi la redEig0ci6 dc un
IDEAL en- cI cudi hGb(a pcnsado
lie satadd con todo afccto ic fclcitd por su tra-
bajo,
(F6mad0) JUAN b. HUYKE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15
SECRETARIA DE cAMARA GoBIERNo
DEL
oBIsPADo DE PUERTO RICO.

@@ "sR}s' " Septienebre 10, 1920.
". w. PNrUis, NN 'NG> "
Allen 16, tN8"
San Imam. p Rn,' 4bso,A, So uH@o "Ne aa's'< .<'
Muy estimate y dstinguido Seho,: He tenido en-
mis- man0S pdsddo,nsi vi$td pof et 5ndce de mate
rids del primer tonto deG obrG tulddd "HistofiE DE
la Guerra del Mundo', eScritG en- iHgJ6s p0r Frank
III. Siponds y trdducidd al castelIdn0 p0r Carmen
Torres Cdlder6n dc PtnilIos y Miguel de Zdrragd,
puedo menos de ddnsrdr la ttdnica entpreSa, rcd
HSddG nadgistralmente por dchO 0Utor, jusgdr pOr
cl lndce del Primer tOnso de los cinco que coponen
la 0brG citddd
Nj tehcitGci6m mds sincera; q deseo que todos los
csWdiosos q dnsantes de la Mcratfd Historical ten
gan en- sW bibtiotecG ana ObrG, que, no dWdGrlo
hibWird en- gran naGnerG a que en- los puebt0s cons
cientes de sWs destinos proUidencGIes GprendGn q
cumpIir deberes en- la pGS q a sacrifcGrse
de la pGtriG las hOrGs treendas del cOnicto
dtmddo y DEL pehgrO ndci0nGl.
Apouccho esta OCCASION para rendirle mis- respetos
con la consideration mds distingWidG.
g# (Fimddo) Pro. VICENTEs LOPEZ.
5# M M # #a M 8S # W M 8H @# M 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-15

Ell auOr del brO Frank H. SmOnds tan conocidO
cas nnecesaro escbr sobre e AuOrdad mund asunOs
mtare diecOchO esudiOs de esatega mtar
prOetz6 ragedia del mundO, ue amado Ell Pres
dene POncare de Fanca presenca la baa de Verdn
Su estO senco goroso bre de ecnicismos mtares
historic sera mOnumentO de literature sObre la
Ademas de las descpcOnes de los de bataa Euro
han include muchsmOs datOs hst0rcOs
bre la participation de Puerto Rico la
Hay articuO por Honorable Felix C6rdova Davia
sonado Redene Washington sobre participation de
los escOares, p G. Miller COmOnadO de instructions;
description del hundimieno del CAROLIN ecrta
por supeyyiene qstre historic del Regimieno de Puerto
Rico e captain afte; las sas Ofciaes JHnas de
los ofcaes gaduadcs los tres
Tambien estamOs tratandO a Official
sdados de los regimienos 33 374 35 copetar Oba
As odO ROmbre que sido soIdado debe ineres
personal en- eer esa obra deara reaua sagra
da de Ia historic para sps hcs. -a. a44 ,.s.s5.as ~
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
SAYSAS|A'S UNREST.
PER|LS ALL EUROPE
Lord Sydenham Forecasts Ca
tastrophe From BoIshevist
Propaganda.

| LONDON, Jan. s.-Lord sydenham.
a great authority on Eastern ques-
tions, deals with the Bolshevist
danger in the Far East In letter TO
the London Times. Lord sydenham
writes:
81 cannot help viewing the whole
| situation in the Far East with grave
anxiety. In Europe Bolshevism Will
ultimately exhaust itself. The terror
cannot be indefinitely prolonged, as
the French revolutionaries discov-
lered. but central Asia may remain for
Years a source OF danger. III India
| escapes Persia may become involved; (;
| Khorasan lies open TO Bolsheyist ac-
| Itivities, while II Lenine's agents can
control the Caspian the northern
provinces may come under the curse.
"The disastrous delay in the Turk
ish settlement has provided oppor-
tunities for intrigues between Enver
Pasha and the Moscow tyrants, which
are only beginning TO bear fruit.
China may be too vast and too dis
jointed TO become field for Boil
shevist action, but there are possi-
bilities of fomenting anti-western
agitation in the chaotic republic. By
| the irony OF fate II Is the former
Kaiser, prophet OF the Eastern peril,
who has let loose forces which have
made II a reality.
'The strength and stability OF Brit
ish rule in India have proved through
out the Far East a bulwark against
reaction. Now that IL is being stead
lily undermined, the danger of a
cataclysm, far exceeding in its effects
upon the western world anything that
the history OF Asia records, looms
darkly before us. The inventors OF
4 RnRaia !
and their dupes may before long
realize the terrible responsibilities
which they have incurred"
PEKING, Jan. S.-Belated dis
patches from Turkestan refer to
negotiations between the Afghan mis-
sion at Tashkent and the Bolshevists.
whereby the latter agree to cede
Kushk and Merv to the Afghans in
consideration for military assistance.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
KNICKERBOCKER.
Elsie Ferguson
In Counterfeit

Today and tomorrow Crandalrs
Knickerbocker Theater will offer
Elsie Ferguson in "Countcrfeit.' .
subject as thrilling as its name I'M
plies. As supplementary feature
will be shown a new Mack Sennett
comedy. "a Ladies' Tailor"
On Saturday. the piece de resist
ance will be The Phantom Honey
moon" one OF the most sensational
mystery dramas ever filmed.
On next Sunday and Monday. re
Knickerbocker will offer for the ;,rst
time in Washington. SHOULD a Wo-
man Tell" a new production in which
Alice Lake assumes the stellar role.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. male
and Female" Cecil b. DeMilles won
derful perturbation of Sir James N.
Barrie's "The Admirable Crichton."
will be the major offering. For
Thursday and Friday. Marguerite
Clark is announced in "a Girl Named
Mary" while for the last day of the
week Robert Warwick will be screen
ed in "An Adventure In Hearts.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08

Nowadays all up-to-date women
want radiant hair, so SOFT, hurry,
and abundant that II fascinates and
sompels admiration.
It's really a simple matter for any
woman to merit this praise since
beautiful hair is only a matter OF
care.
When your hair becomes faded,
/ Try, streaked and scraggly, when II
'alls out badly and new hair cannot
grow, the roots must be vitalized
and properly nourished. To do this
| quickly, safely. and at little ex-
! oense, get from your druggist or
| Peoples Drug stores, some Partisan
sage liquid: form) and follow the
simple directions for home use.
It's guaranteed to abolish all dan.
Idruff, stop scalp itch and falling
hair, and promote a new growth or
money refunded.
Partisan sage ia a scientific prep
aration that supplies hair needs
an. antiseptic, delicately perfumed
liquid, neither sticky or greasy and
easy TO apply.
Good looking hair is half the bat
| tie In any mans or woman's person
| al appearance. Neglect means dull,
thin, and lifeless hair, while n little
attention now helps insure thick and
Iustrous hair for years to come.
No matter what your hair trouble.
you win not be disappointed.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
MAETERLINCK To SPEAK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Maurice Maeterllnck, the celebrated
Belgian poet, author and dramatist,
who lately arrived in America for the
purpose OF making brief lecture
tour OF the principal cities. will be
heard at the Shubert-Belasco Theater
on Sunday afternoon next, at 3:30.
His address on THE Unknown
Shore" will probably be delivered in
French. II will disclose some new
intimations of Immortality, proof.
scientific and otherwise, OF the i'm
mortality Of the soul.
The Belgian ambassador, Baron
De Cartier de Marchienne. has kindly
consented 20 preside az the lecture.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
CRANDALL'S.
Warren Kerrigan
In "The Joyous Liar"

Today and tomorrow Crandalfs
Theater will offer "A Joyous Liar" q
new release in which the stellar roles
are taken by J., Warren Kerrigan
and Lillian Walker. On Saturday the
star will be Nell Craig. in common
Property" a new Universal special
feature dealing with the famous edict
of the Russian government declaring
all young women the property of the
male public.
Next week will bring to Crandalrs
Sunday through Monday, William s
Hart ir John Petticoats." On Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday, Will
Rogers will be pictured in almost
Husband" On Friday and Satur-
day, Francelia Ellington will succeed
to the stellar position on the bill In
"The Day She Paid"
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
STRAND.
Mabel Normand Delights
In Comedy, Pinto"

Presenting Mabel Normand in one
of the best comedy dramas in which
she has appeared in months, Samuel
Goldwyn's production, ''Pinto." a
story laid in Arizona and New York,
of a petite, wild-west girl, continues
to draw excellent patronage at
Moore's Strand Theater, where IL will
hold the screen for the balance OF the
current week.
announces Commodore ]. Stewart
BIackton's most recent special pro
duction, my Husbands Other Wife,
a thought provoking drama that re-
veals the inner heart of life behind
the scenes, with talented, beautiful
Sylvia Dreamer and popular Robert
Gordon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
THIS WEEK AND NEXT
AT MOVIE THEATERS
CONTINUED from Page Eighty

capacity audiences to date and will
continue so to do through Saturday
next.
For the coming week the Rialto
announces ID. w. Griffith's latest
creation, "The Greatest Question" as
presented by the First National Ex-
hibitors' Circuit. The biggest prob
lem OF life masterfully set IN a drama
OF the hopes, griefs and Joys OF
plain. everyday folks, the picture
avowedly deals with occultism.
Special orchestral effects are now
being arranged.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
: KILLS SELF TO SAVE
UNBORN FROM STIGMA
Expeetsnt Mother Ends Life Because
Husband Faces Arrest
as Thief.

ST. LOUIS. No. Jan. s.-Mrs,
olinda Lindner chose death yesterday
rather than become the mother OF
baby whose father 10 wanted on a
charge OF larceny.
She was found asphyxiated in the
kitchen OF the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Mary Heffe. She cluetehed
note which read:
aGood-by TO all, I can't bring my
baby TO earth and have a thief for a
father. He Is the cause of IL all. 1
don't know half tie time what ] am
doing. Good-by, and God bless
everyone"
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
COLUMBIA.
Marie Doro Holds Screen

LII DTcitOu lS-Ao'
The attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater for the three days beginning
today will be 1910" Herbert Bren-
on's foreign-made production which
furnishes a vehicle for that brilliant
actress, Marie Doro. 1910" Is q
melodramatic romance. powerful ir
its narrative and direction, and as
weird in its episode action az Poe
epic.
For the first four days of next
week Enid Bennett will be the fea'
tured star in THE Woman in the
Suitcase" powerful romantic photo
play by c. Gardiner Sullivan. Mis-;
Bennett has the role of girl who
while seemingly intent upon a gay
sporty" adventure, was, in reality
playing the finest biggest game oi
her life.
The attraction for the final three
days of next week will be "Bandbox.'
starring Doris Kenyon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
TO FIGHT SINN FElN.

For the purpose of combating the
dissemination of Sim Fein influence
In the United States. meeting called
by the official delegation for the
Irish Churches to this country will be
held Tuesday night in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The
speakers will be announced later.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
Mems Winter
Underwear
At Clearing Sale Reductions

Various groups of mems warm,
serviceable undergarments and
other furnishings have been select
ed from our regular stock and
marked at much less than regu-
lar prices. Value-wise shoppers
will welcome these timely saw
ings.
Mems Sweaters, odds and ends of
Notair, Mayerknit and other high
grade makes; v neck, roll collar and
pullGveI ISnl,p .e st styles. So Values S3.98
Meas PaJnmn., Of fine quality
madras. nainsook. cambria, crepe
and mercerized cloth; sizes A and
i only. Subject to slight imperfec-
81 ,i0ns' oo 70 Values "a SS worth S1.89
SNAIL Lot Of Men. wooIen Gloves.
tight wrist or with clasp: subject to
slight imperfections, Values Coo
worth s1.O0 a pair. at 49,. OVN
Men's Chalmers Underwear, heavy
ribbed cotton; white and ecru colors:
odd sizes; manufacturers seconds
OF $3.50 OQc
values ............... CCN
Mems Refs Lavender Label Union
Suits. medium weight; long sleeves:
full length legs: made with perfect
:s closed oo crotch Worth S2.15
Mems Bath slippers. Of fine quail
ity blanket cloth; straw or Garnet
soles. Values worth Coz
t1.ND ~ -
Mems N~ckwear, open end and
four-in-hand styles: slightly mussed
from handling. Values worth C0c
roc and S1.O0 each. ....-... OON
Mems RccferS. plain colors. also
two-toned effects: knitted me-rar-
ized cotton. Worth Coo
sl.Do ~ -
oIdenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
TO TELL OF SOCIETY ISLES.

The Society Islands. land of cocoa
nuts, beautiful women, and prehistoric
freless cookers, will be the subject
of a lecture by Prof Henry Z. Cramp-
ton before members of the National
Geographic society tomorrow after
noon. and evening at the New Ma
sonic Temple.