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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
FOR SALE-H0UsEs


4HE Pk0PNR1TEs ADvEH11SnD UN6Yh
n Tn 9.3 An ere ap sSnsSI1id
WHITE
62s 9Th ct. s.s--Frams; 10 Rooms. b. S1,Soa
I'm 10th 81. n.w.-1s rooms. receptiss hsn
Il ss,ei Il :s g. s fun: eSo' i. n., ~
rs 9Th 81. s.s.-Brick: . rm.,. b: htzss.:
7ss Harvard st. n.w.-Brick. . rms. and b.,
l!s p +: . n;s:.Twofa@,l ,.o Eat. rms. .ad
soe 3 ct n.s.-Bricl. 9 rms. and b.: latrob.
lS,s + I. ..:-srss; : r9';: :s;aoe s..
sssi Warder q. n.w.-Br,ck: rms. and tile
S1h.; concrete cellar: ami: nod.z. g.
nse; :!ssp dn porch; hardwood n0of'' P''ss''
'''- ~ coLoRED.
Brick; rooms. bath: latrobe: gas; 81. 800.
.,a Sssoa "a: 3 90 e n"-sriek' r"''' b.; h
1874 seaton s. n.w.-Briek; . rma.. b.: II.
t4o L Ct s.s.-o rms: brick; gas: r. 500:
.l. go a = s. a"-' l~''' '''e1' '0s ''11';
is and 1ss Francis st. se-Bnek. 4 rooms
i5l2 sth st. n.w.-BricF: 8 sms.: ntrob.;
S44zs-4s-so I 81. n.w.-Briek; zna: Ia
trobe; gas; 5000.
1904 18Th st. n.w.-Brick: ma. b; ~;
$3.50.
4n44s-4s1 R 1t. n.w.-Brick: 2 storss: oss
corner property; $1,000.
1eGs 9Th ST. n.w.-Brick: 7r. and b.; h.-wh;
gas: excellent condition: immediate possession.
Price, s., $50.
l4ls ssth st n.w.-Trame: rooms; posses-
sion. $500.
lit Congress 1t. n.e.-Brick; 2-family
SIT eth st. se-S rms; latrobe; e 200.
S31 Il st. s.e.-brick: 5 rms; latrobe;
g. zoo.
ies4 9Th st. nw.-Brick; 8 rms. and b.
atrobe: gas: excellent condition: S., 80.
Sll-S13 LIST st. n,w.-brick; rooms and
hath: furnace heat and gas S., 500 each.
INVESTMENTS.
27O3 St NV, corner lot, 45x30-o-roorn
2-story frame house: $500.
Two vacant lots on Morton st-Near Sher-
man ave.; 3267 square feet; 4Oc square foot.
Cor. g. C. ave. and C ST. s.e.--S.762 square
feet; frame houses; lot 2asx77x220: $1,000.
LIBERTY HOTEL.
white or colored), 4th and n. J. ave. NV.
Excellent colored location; Anil; SIS. 600.
1000 Sth St sc. navy yard gate). large store
and living rooms; excellent business location,
S. 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

$50 Munsey bldg. Main 5all:
By VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED
In the undersigned by the owner OF the herein
mentioned property we will offer at
PUBLIC AUCTION
the valuable dwelling property situated in Ana.
costa, District of Columbia, and known as
2125 18th St. Sc,
Anacostia, D. c.
This is a two-story brick dwelling house. con-
tanning 6 rooms and bath, hotair heat, etc
To be sold the premises
Thursday, September 80,
at $50 Pm
Terms: deposit of $500 at time and place
Of sale, balance of $500 within 80 days. re-
mainder ut $50 per month. Purchase to be con-
summa ted within 80 days. All expenses to be
adjusted to date Of transfer. (213S529}
w. F. OGLE & CO.,
Auctioneers.
$50 Munsey bldg. Main 3711. se25-5t
m nwprN = som ArCTTONEWRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE, WELL LOCATED
apartment houses paying 1919 net, can be sold
at pre-war prices ranging from $40. 900 to
SIS, 900; very reasonable terms.
Prather & Robinson,
515-516 Bond bldg.
14th and New York ave.
Main 40
4 NEW FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENTS; EACH
apartment contains four rooms and bath. hot
water heat, nice porches, etc. Large lot to
20-foot alley; room for three garages. No jan.
itor required. Rented to frst-class white ten
ants. Rental, 81. $50. Price, 81 500; terms.
A. b. CAMPBELL. 14l0 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNEERs.

GEORGE c. sHINN.
81. 8. BARGER. Attya se15-d&ds. exSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-27

AT SILVER SPRING. Md. LOT S01350 FT.;
dwelling 8 rooms. bath. pantry and cellar;
slate roof. electric lights. three large porches;
two poultry houses; garage and workshop;
garden; abundant shade. fruit and flowers.
Reasonable terms and immediate possession.
&.SIMPS0N,.C0sel2 4 1ath4Gt,nn.Wx
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-04
LADIES AND MISSES SUITS

$ $500 Navy Blue Serge. S 41.O0
$500 Navy Tricotine. =. 51.90
$500 Navy Serge. 54.9G
10000 Reindeer Brown. 1890
$500 Navy Salt & Pepper 37.65
$500 Navy Serge. 1870
$500 Brown Ray Tone. 61.35
$3.50 Reindeer Brown 66.75
1880 Navy Fur Trimed 99.99
$500 Navy Serge. $3.50
$3.50 Brown SilvertOne. 1875
$3.50 Oxford. 1895
10000 Navy Poiret Twill S1.25
$3.50 Brown Fur Trimed 1880
5000 Navy Tricotine. J.. 44.85
1850 Blue Raytone. -. 1895
$500 Blue ETricotine. 80. 1896
$3.50 Blue Tricotine. -. 1890
$500 Blue Tricotine. -. 77.85
$500 Blue Tricotine. -. 67.9O
$3.50 Blue Tricotine. -. $685.
1850 Navy Serge Plush
Collar ........ 1865
$3.50 Purple Broadcloth
Fur Trimed =. $3.50
1880 Navy Chamoisine
Fur Trimed 97.75
1880 Navy Fur Trimed. 1O1.5O
$500 Green Peach bloom 1866
$500 Blue Velour Fur
Collar 1895
$3.50 Blue Silvertone. 1896
$3.50 Reindeer Suedetux 1850
H.5O Navy White Stripe. $3.50
1880 Black Poplin. 49,. 27.6O
1880 Navy Poplin. 49,. 26.35 |
5000 Heather Fullwool 1875 |
$3.50 Blue Serge. 49,. 1895
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-11-04

we age Offering no DID, shoddy or shelfworn goods.
Dies and lines bought for Fall trade Palmer Garments
Munsing Underwear Bedding Silk and other standard
Dw these lines and will find them when you call to
ces Rock Bottom THE Goods SeasOnable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
EBERT TIRES OF OFFICE
GERMAN CHIEF IS ANXIOUS
TO STEP DOWN AND OUT
between Reds on One Hand and Nom
nrcbists on Other, President
Finds No Peace.
ny KARL II. Won ,yIEGAND.

BERLIN. Jan. 2S.-Hauntcd by the
spccters OF Il Red revolution on tho
one one hand nv j., ana that Of counter-reyolu-
on me other his home fenced in by
oarbed wire entanslements and for
tilted by machine guns. with armed
guards posted in front and rear.
triedrich Ebert is said to be weary
republic.
Notwithstanding the pcevieh and in
d!Enant denials of Wilhclmstrasse
whenever this is suggested, reports,
Said 20 emanate from his personal
friends. are pcrsistcntly circulated TO
me erect that he is anxiously looking
Toward TO the day when he can step
again.
Ebert Is not n rugged character. He
IS extremely sensitive and suffers uu-
ger criticism. of which a great deal
Is constantly directed against him lie
Is also said to be disappointed at hav-
ing round IL necessary to resort to the
,nlhtaristic and reprcssivc measures OF
his principles.
Wilhelm IL. in the worst days of his
autocracy. was never SO surroundni
day. and this is SAID 10 be bcrinn;nr
TO get on the Presidents nerves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
SOUGHT U. S. CITIZENSHIP.
KAISER PLANNED TO START
LIFE AFRESH IN AMERICA
Lost ienrt When Agents Reported
German Americans Had no
sympathy for Him.
ny C.. T.. I,t:I,rI.I.I.I

PARIS, Jan. 22.--liow the cx-Ea;se,
Planned SENSATIONAL gallery play BY
American government and p.oDIc after
which he intended to take ont Nmeri
o nH ei in W,, pagers and open up an
the German crown treasure. become !,
captain of industry. was revealed IN
uay %. py prominent Dutch source
"no noped mus TO rid Holland OF the
elhnarrasing guest. Wilhelm Hohen-
whereby he expected TO gain his lin
cry Under the protection Of the Amer;-
Planned to Flee Abo,rd yo,,,
Immediately following tho sj,rn.rro
o. 'he nersniiies treaty. ne planned 10
yacht. rom ,he n norrt secretly. aboard a
already negotiated through a cd
friend in Norway. . "S'e'
the on fin,t WITHIN i, the ,hree-mile limit of
wa, was TO be hoisted. and h" wanna ,,i;, n
,hnEi, H. up 70 the American naval a,l
While iseuI ia iaainpton Roads: mean
RriGia,ding an immediate audiencc af ' I'm
AMI a,ouSe. appealing TO the charity
people. and asking that "a ., american
OF Congress be passed rnakinr ~ &c.
c,,IHen IN consideration for bis d
royalty. 70 thrpne and
Ill, HIS agents in America were 70 ,ro-
vance AMI ~, - me rican opinion in ad-
turoy % =, ,a,:.p'i mons OF sigma
49,. ~ Pett1on urging tho Govern
and refuge generosity
T Ms to Have Been Staged in yn,v
early last July. but WiTbaen staged
,.rn;,,'i, r'.S IN America, who fel, ONT tbc
,,n}a a un mere carly in 1919. reporteJ
Jreaidnn, IhcE pointed on, thar
49, M w !lSpn : prestige al tbn
peace conference was vanishi,@ We
Lerinan- Americans were unanir1,ns n'ie
ueG!h ing they had abandoned hi,n ~
would not support the scbc,,n LIN II, hnu
n won,n pronahly lead 10 the princinai
,ico being rendered MP 10 allied us psI
cc instead OF the consuynIn,,;a,'u s
his financial dreams animation OF
Ills LIS iast hopes dashed. TIM E,iso,
nounced 't ,So a. n,oi heart and mind re-
t.n,,, 70 live out his exile in unsnee-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
VICTIMS OF FIRE BROUGHT
TO HOSPITAL IN RICHMOND
Mother and Child From DiIiwyn Arc
IielnE Cared For ut
Memorial.

Suffering from deep burns inflicted
when can OF gasoline being used
to kindle Il fire exploded. Mrs. Alma
jerks and nor smali child were rushed
TO Richmond from Gillwyn yesterday
afternoon and sent to the Memorial
hospital as State patients
After the explosion. which cost the
husband and father his life. the shanty
IN which the family was living was
burned TO the ground and IL was with
uificulty that the inmates wcr. rescued
n subscription was mad" up ~ DillwyA
70 pay N" expenses of the trip Of tho
burned woman aud child to Richmond
Doctors n the hospital said last
night that the burns were not as Sc
rious as were first thought. and that
the mother and child would recover.
The jerks family came from Micn-
ryan and f"ttlcd In a frame building
on The outskirts OF DillwNn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Lotion l.. Alley.

., Funeral services for Lotion l.. Alley.
p. connuctor on the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad who died yes,erdav
morning in a hospital in Rocky Mount
y. {. alter a brief illness of pneumonia
io!!o"ins influenza. will be conducted
az INC grave, near the Davis Section
IN hollywood Cemetery, this afternoon
or. Alley was son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. j. Alley. o. Chesterfield County he.
SIDES widow. who was Miss Mar
Eucrite iioldsworth. nc is survived by
Two SINAI! children. two brothers. AL
Sirs Allen q. McCabc. OF this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
OHIO NAMES FIRST WOMAN
TO DEMOCRATIC MEETING
MRS. n. u: Pykc. of Lakewood. Chosen
Dc'"'""tr tn National pO-
litIcnl COn>cntion

CLEVELANp o.. jan 23.1Mra A p
iEh@,;. OF Lakewood. OHIO. chairman OF
Enn N"HsnS Democratic Committee OF
'HNtH"El county. IS the first wbmarl
ma!ncd ~ delegate 10 Il national POI
mica! convention. Her appointment was
announced today by w Il. Gongwcr
active head OF the Democratic organi.
Zation i'm Cleveland. who said that al
rhouEh several Western States have
SlShihcd their intention of sending wo-
men "c!"E2IcS none have been deli
Mrs. Pykc has tho Endorsement OF
the county committee MIR. C;ont-wnr n"
clarcd which virtually means her cleo
ton IN November from the Twenty
second District in Ohio
Under which presidential candidate
Mrs. l'yk" viii hc l'et"d on tho pri-
marios ballot is not known
Secretary % VIZ N'u,y,nr n p,,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
WILL SEEK NEW OIL FIELD
standard OIL Company 10 MAJ,
survey or south American
PrOSDccfS

oil fE c"rn noRk; Jan; ee.-Thc Standard
ana biologists to south Aynn,;coa Pert Is
~ 10 investigate possible new fields
az PRODUCTION in order TO meet InrransSi
- es!aeht OF the Standard oil Conn5uy
Jersey. announced tonirbf
NV h"lds also are being oneHnG
III LOUISIANA and Southern o<;.,ho,,p
as wei! as in Roumania, ne stated 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

"ASfIINFTDN, Jan. 29.-Survey OF
feasibility of n canal from Cumber
land sound on the Atlantic side. TO
Saint Marks on the Gulf of Mexico.
Railways and Canals Committee by
delegations from Georgia and Florldl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Italian bark in Danger

HONFVIk. VA. Jan 2S.-The th,c.
mas;ed Italian bark Giuseppe DAM,
S,cel nun. bound from Genoa to Nor
1o!k, went ashore this morning on the
carolina coast about thirty-dvc miles
south or cape Henry. The craft &c
reported TO be in imminent danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Mr~. Bianeh, p RobI,.o,

C1iARlOTTESVIL Jan. ca.-N-s
h!ahche =. Robinson, Of Washington,
u'cd AZ O'Clock this morning al I,
iocal hospital. where she was brourhr
tor treatment ton days ago. The
Iuhera! VIII be held AT ? O'clock to-
moro" afternoon from the residence
OF her mother. Mrs j. a. Thomas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Mrs Frank Imbod.,

BRISTOL. Jan. 29.-Funeral services
over the body Of Mrs. Frank Imboden
daughter. Mrs. Fred Sheen. OF this citv
We're heId yesterday at the Central
1GreSoyte'ian Church. Rev &. S
East Nill Cemetery 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

=, CiARLOTTESVILLE Jan. 2e.-Mrs
=. H. smith, a. is dead at her home
near stony Point. this county, after a
orict illness. She vas a Miss Herring
or Albcmarie County. and is survived
oy her husband and six children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Spanish Lnborer. teach ~. ".

NV ioRh, Jan. 23.-Fivc hunde,a
spanish laborers. said to no ~ uero
guard OF ihousa nds who are awai,i,g
oppolt UNITY TO come 10 this country
=, =, i,eu mere today on the French linz
Steamship Niagara from Bordeaux an1
=, , Iunna; They declared they had been
at.racted here by stories os ~.
scarcity o! labor and high WAGE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
I:ioise wiJson.

FUNERAL services for Eloise Wilson.
~. VINO died al the residence Of her
farents, Mr. and Mrs T.. G. Wilson. OF
1lS North Eighth Street will be CON
Quoted IRON the residence this morn
Ing, At 1880 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
VIII Declare Surr,

On" VII he debated for the Hrs, ~.
~ IN" history OF the Quebec Legis!a-
iHr", within the next few days. J. =.
y NSh'"S. m"mhc from Lachinc has
luS, l'esrni"i motion that I'm the
"Hlhon OF this house the time ha.
come 10 study the dcsirab!lity Of civ
ing women Tho suffrage"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Memphis Gets Hoadou,,,.u

, ny tom cry. ALA. Jan. "a
slcWphis was selected as the per,nan
cnt headqua rters OF the secretary Of
INC southern Cattlemen's Associa,ior
az me meeting held this morning Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
w. II pe-

FREDER1CKSBUR Jan. oe-w. II
r rerry. %; OF Parker. spotsylvunia
Sounty. died at his home yesterday OF
hcart trouble. He Is survived bv his
widow and three children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
John Wesley Di,lo,

", FEEDERiCkSBURG Jan ea.-John
wSs!eE Dillon died at his home here
Quay OF paralysis at An advanced age
and Is survived by two sons and fon-
daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Fruits for Pussy Folks

Folks who wisely insist on eating
fruit at least once a day will find
these delicious canned varieties a big
help in eking out the limited supply
OF fresh winter fruits:
Pineapple, = for 25c.
Friday and Saturday only. Regu-
lar zoe size. Best quality Hawaiian
grated fruit.
Apple Sauce, 25c.
Makes fine pies.
Grated Apples, 29c.
Equal to three-fourths peck OF raw
apples when cooked.
California Peaches, SOC
Bartlett Pears, SOC
Apricots, SOC
Rcd-Pitted Cherries, 40c.
Strawberries, 49c
Raspbcrrics, I0c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Urge Canal Acro,, FIorIa,.

undoubtedly will be ono of tho dele
gates at large from Ohio. according
to GonSwer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
m So,yS Bring sIo.,Oo -, S,,.

LEXINGTON Ky, Jan. 2o.-Two
thousand dollars was tho top price
registered Mt the auction sale Of Duroc-
Jersey Sows held at tho Mayfield Farm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

paid for Jacks Colonel Nancy. "A snrins.
iE,SSa ar,n by the Pine Crest farm.
ShariSston. Mss Thirty nine sows
were SOLD Tor $l9,500. an average az
1000 each. breaking all records for nure
bred hog sales In Kentucky. F"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
For Breakfast
and Luncheon

What more appetizing than
crnsty pile Of golden-brown fish GRO
quotes? Or dainty dish OF fish
with delicate whitcN sauce? Youll
serve fish often if acquainted with
the Hermann Schmidt kind.
Spanish MackercI, o0c.
Friday and Saturday only. Intro
ductory price. a delicious fresh
mackerel with fine flavor and
firm meat.
AIbacorc Black and White Tuna, Tic.
Makes delicious croquettes. Can
contains enough for people.
Kippered Herring, 3Oc
Kippcrcd Salmon, TIC
Shad Roc, 75c
Lobster. 25c
Fish Flakes. &C
Fish Roc. loo
Shad, 23c
Creamery Butter, h., TIC.
Best quality, June storage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30

visit the Demonstration of Billiards. Sef-Raisng Pan
cake and Biscuit Flours Friday Saturday Learn how to
make these breads in jify and heat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Keep Clean
And Keep Off the Flu

The proverbial ounce OF proven
ton" is we'll worth the cost of invest
ing in these disease preventatives:
DcthoI
Prevented
AtOmiZcrS
For use with Dethoi and Prevented.
Excellent to keep down dust in
sweeping
CN Disinfcctant
Sanihush
One of the most effective disinfect-
ants for household use.
Roach Powder
Rat Biscuit
Ammonia
CarboIic Soap
VaugIhnn's Floor Oil
Cleans and polishes. Keeps down
dust.
Peerless Furniture Oil
Oil Mops
Sanitary removable kind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-30
Sugar-Saving Sweets

Rich fruit CONNECTIONS to satisfy
normal cravings for sweets:
French Glacc Fruits, pkg, 2fc.
Clearance price on n few OF these
imported conserves. Small pack
age. Friday and Saturday
Stuffed Pruncs
With nut centers.
Stuffed Fruits
Glace fruits, assorted and stuffed
with nuts.
Raspberry, Strawberry, Cherry and
Plum Jam, 29c.
Clearance price. The sugar in
these jams alone costs more now
than the price asked.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09

they must como out sooner or later
II they didn't they would starve to
death, and before they would do this
they would certainly come out So
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy agreed that
they would take turns watching the
open end of that tree-trunk. Reddy
agreed to keep watch first. He lay
down close along side the trunk Of the
fallen tree where he could spring on
Peter and Mrs. Peter the instant they
set foot outside. Mrs. Reddy trotted
away to hunt for Meadow Mice. When
she had gone little distance she
barked three times. She hoped that
Peter would hear her and know by
the sound that she had left the place
where he was hiding.
For two hours Reddy Fox lay right
where he was without moving. Peter
didn't so much as put his whiskers out
side that hollow tree-trunk. In fact.
though he had kept his ears constant
ly on guard, Reddy hadn't heard the
least sound from inside that hollow
trunk.
At the end of two hours Mrs. Reddy
returned. She took care to come from
direction which could not be seen
from the open end of the hollow tree
trunk. Worry softly she tip-toed up ana
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Third Concert Given
By the E1shuco Trio
PerformancefD Delights Audience,
Although Violin Fails in
Ieadershin

The Elshuco Trio gave the third sub
scription concert last night at Aeolian
Hall, and an audience of excellent size
attested to the interest this organiza-
ton already has succeeded in arousing
in New York's musical life. Better
still. it is an interest we'll deserved.
The balance of the organization is
not as yet perfect, for the piano rather
than the violin seems to take the lead,
and Mr.. Breeskin's playing in geeeral
seems to lack in vigor and assurance.
Yet, on the whole, the work of the
trio Is admirable, Mr.. Giorni is a
pianist Of great subtlety of apprecia-
tion as we'll as rhythelnic force and
also master Of tone, color, while Mr..
Willeke's qualities as 'cellist need no
praise at this late date
There were only two numbers or last
nights program, the Beethoven B fiat
major trio and the Tschaikowsky Trio
in A minor. which was written in
memory of Nicholas Rubinsten, and of
both works the trio gave admirable
performances performances which
were clear and finely articulsted. The
audience was throughout interested
and responsive.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-09
Miss Wilson Is Guest
At the Czech Legation
Son Of President Of Csecho-
Slouakio Entertnins in Honor
OF the Birthday of His Father

From The rribune's Washington bureau
WASHINGTON, March S.-Miss Mar
gsreU Wilson was the guest of Jan
Masaryk, counselor and Charge DAT
flares OF the Czecho- -Slovakian Legation
at the reception at the New Willard to-
night in celebration of the SEVENTEEN
birthday anniversary of his father,
Thomas G. Masaryk, President of
Czecho- -Slovakia.
The guests included Cabinet men,
bers and their wives, diplomats, Sena-
tors. Representatives and other Of
fcials. Nine. Hurban, Mrs. Henry M.
Ferguson, aunt of the host, and his
cousin, Miss Lydia Ferguson, assisted
in receiving.
The Ambassador Of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier entertained at
dinner this evening at the embassy.
Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer, wife Of the
Attorney General will entertain at a
luncheon at Rauscher's next Tuesday
in compliment to Mrs. w. B. Easton, Of
Pennsylvania, who Is spending the win
ter in Washington. The Attorney Gen.
cral has returned from Harrisburg,
where he was the guest of Governor
Sproul.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Martin Savage
are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
L. briggs, Of New York. at their home
at 2400 Sixteenth Street,
Judge Harry Bingham. of New Hamp-
shire. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward T. Bingham at their home in
Chevy Chase.
Frederic c. Penfeld. formerly Ambas-
sador to Austria Hungary, and Mrs.
Penheld have gone to Atlantic City.