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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
VOKIECIAI EVAKUOS
NEUZILGO.

Frankfort, Nokietija, bal. 2I d.
(paveluota) = Frankforto majo-
ras G.. Norgt tik-ka sugrizo is
Berlino, kur jis matesi SUI kares
ministeriu reikale atsaukimo val
dzios kariuomenes is neutrales
juostos, po ko francuzai sevkuos
I'rankforta.
"Okupavimas yra zeminantis
If neteisingas. = sake jis. = To-
del mes trokstame ispildyti tai
kos islygas taip, kad miestas ga
letu pasiliuosuoti nuo francuzu
kareiviu. Kares minister's zadeio
sumaainti valdzios kariuomene
heutraleje juostoie iki maziausio
shaiciaus reikalaujamo tvarkos
palaikymui. Prize to jau dabar
einama.
"Vokietija negeidzia bolSeviz-
mo. Jis kenktu NUNS If vakari-
mems valstybems. Negalina pa
sakyti, kaip ilgai reikes laikyti
Kai'iuomene Ruliro apskrityj,
butinai reikia isnaikinti spartaku
lizdai. Teroristai issiskirste, pa
siimdami savo ginklus namon If
laukia v5l susilpnejilno is val
dzios pusss.
"Kares minister's. pasake, kad
jis tikisi TRIUMPH laiku galesias
sumazinti karuomenes skaitliu
Xxi taikos nustatytos normos be
uztraukimo pavojaus gyventoju
sauSumui if tasyk gen. Degouttes
su savo kareiviais pasitrauks."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
PINIGU KURSAS,

Uzsienio pinigai apstimis po
$4,000 ar daugiau tarp bankq
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
bal. 22 bal. 81.
Anglijos svaras S 800 S s.o4
F'rancijos (uz SD If. I6.42 1850
ltalijos (uz 81 liru 22.45 1920
Relsijos (uz SD fr. 1885 1910
.Olandijos 100 florinu 81 37H
Danijos 100 kronu 1885 1880
Svedijos 100 kronu 2I.9o p, 80
Norvegijos 100 kronp 1890 2o.25
Nokletilos 100 markiu r6S I.72
Austrijos 100 kronu IS IS
Suomijos 100 markiu 5.35 5.S5
Lenkijos 100 mark" rs 70
Lietuvos 100 auksinu T.6S I,z2
Namados $1,000 = SOLO 500.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
LIETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DEMOS.

BAL. 23 d., 1920 m. kryziuoiiai
sunaikino lietuviu pill Ka-
laine.
BAL. "a d., 1893 m. Vytautas pa
zadejo kryziuotiams zemai-
tia.
Bal. "A d., 1906 N. g;ne Lietu-
vos rasytojas Fridrikas Kur-
Salts.
Bal. 2S d., 1912 m. 1ietuviai per-
galejo totorius ties Vilniumi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
C.AILAUX KALTAS PRE-
KYSTE SU V0KIECIAIS;
LAUKIA ISTREMIMAS.


Paryzius, bal. 22 d. = Buvu-
sis Francuzijos premjeras Jo-
seph Cailaux 81 vakara tapo at
rastas senate augStojo teismo
kaltu tame, kad vede presyba
su priesu. Balsai puole $50 prizes
or.
Nusidejimas, uz kuri Caflaux
tapo nuteistas, yra perzengimu
karinip istaymp straipsnio q,
NJ kurI skiriama bausmcs istre-
mimu nuo vienp Xxi penkip me-
tn.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
LEMKAI ATMUsE Boise
VIKU PUOLIMUS.

Varsava, b&l. a2 d. = Tik-ka
isleistas oiicialis pranesimas sa-
ko, kad lenkai vel atmuse boise
viku uzpaolma. Pranesimas
skamba: "Priesas atnaujino savo
puolimus stipriomis pajiegomis,
bet didvyringas musq kareiviil
pasipriesinimas sumuse prieso
plenus."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
PRINCE PRIEMiMAS
LESUOJA SIS, 900.

Kingston, Jamaika bal. % d.
Legisletura prieme rezoliuci-
ia uzgiriantia isleidima is visuo-
tinos inplaukp sumos nedaugiau
kaip 5000 (normaliai $25,ooo)
kelionei viesam ispuosimui il
kitoms islaidoms sarysyje su pa
skutiniu apsilankymu salon Va
lijos prince. :
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
SMETANKA CEKOSLO.
TAKU KONSULIS.

Chicago, ILL.,, bal. 22Dd. = Ad-
vokatas If sekoslovakp Apzval-
gos redaktorius Jaroslaw F. Sine
tanka tapo paskirtas pirmu Ce-
koslovaku konsulilr,> Chicagoje.
Snetanka yra gimes Cekijoje If
i Sta sali 1899 m.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
VOKIETIJAI UZSTOJA
KELIA SAN REMOJE
FRANCUZIJA.

Paryzius, bal. % d. - Matino
San Reminis korespondentas,
sake, kad jis suzinojes, jog tia
lijos premiere Nitti ir Anglijos
ministeriq pirmininko Lloyd
George'o pasiulinimai lkas del
klausimo su Vokietija isejo pa.
tarimu, kad Vokietija butu pa
kviesta dalyvauti augsciausios
talkininku tarybos susirininkime
cia. Premjerai, girdi, nurode,
kad ju nuemone Vokieciu kane
lcrio buvimas bitI pageidauja-
las, mes disleusijos apie busi-
muosius politinius ir enonomi-
MUS santikius tarp Vokietijos If
jos buvusiu priesu isduotu kuo-
gerialsius vaisius. Bet, girdi,
Francuzijos premiere Millerando
priparodymai intikino Italijos If
Anglijo' premjeras, kad jie klai-
dingai ziuri ta ir todel buvo
ruspresta, kad apkalbejimas vo-
kiecig klausimo turf butt veda-
mas Tx tarp augsciausios tary-l
bos nariu.
San Reno, Italia, bal. 2I d.
(Paveluota). = AT Francuzija
spirsis pahaudoti kariuomenes
prisivertimul ispildymo ekono-
mipiq versailines sutarties isly-
.gq if prispyrimui nusiginklavimo
Vokietijos: Jei j spirsis, tai ar
premjeras David Lloyd George
skirsis sir Francuzija, palikda-
mas ia viena, ar jis pasiduos,
.pridengdamas savo pasidavima
nauju nnsileidimu forma? Ar
Francuzija, pamaciusi, kad An
glijos ir Italijos pasipriesinimas
yra perdidelis, kol-kas susilaikis
spyres talkininkus spresti?
Nuo atsakymo SituoS klausi-
mus priklauso san remjnes kon-
ferencijos iseiga. Viesa nuomene,
kuri sapriai stoja w Francuzija,
yra nepaabejojamu trupu sitame
keistame diplomatu losyje.
NelOmie Anglijos laikraSciai
nori intikinti Anglijos If Ameri-
kos viesq nuomne, kad Lloyd
George leidzia Vokietijai nepai-
syti savo sutarimu ir tiesia ke-
liza persiskyrimui If 'krauju pa
aymttam susivienijimui."
Italia laikosi Europos nura-
.minimo politikos If nenori nauju
zygiq. Bet Italijos padetis yra
|antraeile; nusprendimas priklau-
so nuo Lloyd George'o.
Jau yra paskelbta, kad pasku-
tnis konferencijos susirinkimas
bus 1aikomas Devachano villos
salese subatoje. Taigi konferen-
Icija gall vel issisk styti apkal-
itsjus tik smulkmenas paliecian-
Gas Turkija, kur talkininkai jau
yra sutrauke 100000 kareiviu,
kad prisivertus ispildyti ruscius
lhusDren linus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
Talkini. kai Svarsto apie
.okietija.

San Reno, bal. 22 d. = Talk
ninku augSciaasioji taryba Sian
dien svarste tai, ko reikia reika-
lauti is Vokiet.jos, If tai, kas
bus reikalauta, kaip bus isrei-
kalauta. Intempimas tarp Angli-
JOS ir Francuzijos delegatu 81
came klausime yra didelis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
DARMSTADT GAUNA
S. V. PASKOLA.

Zurich, bal. p d. = Vienas
vokie6iu miesp Darmstadt, kuri
nesenai uzeme francuzai, gavo
paskolq 100000 markiu .(apie
SI5o,ooo) is Suv. Valstiju banko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
RUSIJA GRUMOJA LEN
KIJAI IR SUOMIJAI.

stockholm, bal. p d. = We
liausieji pranesimai is Pabalti-
JOS valstybiu rodo, kad sovieti-
ne maskviSke valdzia priima ka-
ringa iSvaizdq del komisaro Kra-
sino komerciniu tarybp nepavy-
kline
Tas yra iziurima suomip pa
sistengimuose gauti muSiu per-
traukina. Derybos prasidejo
draugingais santikiais tarp dele
gatu, laikraSciu susirinkima pa
sienyje, bet nro panedelio sovie-
tiniai komisarai uzgin6ino kick
vienam suomiu uzreiskimui If at
Sisake nusileisti tuose punktuose,
del kuriu jie buvo susitaike pir-
mesa9je konierencijoje. IS dau-
CELLO ko matyt, kad jie apturejo
isakus il. Maskvos padidinti spau-
G;mq.
Nesitiki Bolseviku Puolimo.
Tokia pernaina atsinesimo yra
|neisaiSkinama, jei sovietine res
|publika nezada aistriai pasista-
tyti, tikedamasi tokiu budu SUI
stiprinti Krasino pozicijq, jam
bejieSkant ekonomines pagelbos.
Suomija ,atsisako permainyti
|savo originates sutartis kas del
teritorijos dabar esancios JOS ran
kose rytiniame pasienyj il neturi
baimes, kad bolsevikai pulls ant
jos taryboms nepavykus.
Stockbolme aptureta is Mas
kvos ilga bevieline telegrama
adresuota Amerikos If talkinin-
kp ministeriams. Joje vel protes-
tuojama prizes Lenkijos karinius
velkimus pasienyje If uzreiskia-
ma, kad sovietin6 valdzia nopra-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
AIRIJOJ LAUKIAMA
NAUJO KRIZIO.

Dublin, bal. 22 d. = Per kelias
paskutines dienas Dublinan at
vyko raiteliu zvalgai, patti dideji
raitelip dalis zada atvykti neuz-
ilgo.
Dublino ilankoje stow karlai-
vial il yra pranesama. kad at
plaukia transportai su naikintoju.
Mountjoy kaleiime kit kali
Mai pradejo badauti. Sesi vyrai
isbadavo septynias dienas. Pen
kis ju nugabeno ligoninen. Ju
stovis blogas.
Isleista ilgas pranesimas, XII
riame zadama palengvinimai po-
litiniams kaliniams ateityj.
Nauja Anglijos Politika
Busianti Plati.
Londonas, bal. 22 d. - Angli-
jos nauja politika Airijoje zada
butt Sick tick platesne w dabar-
TING saviyaldybe, sako Daily Ske-
tch.
Sir IIamar Greenwood, nese-
mai paskirtas vyriausias Airijos
sekretorius ir gen. Sir Cecil F..
NacCreaty, nssenai paskirtas
komanduotojas esa palinke prie
suSvelnijimo If banda suzinoti.
lo Sim Feinai nori.
Vikontas feldmarsalas French,
Airijos vicekaralius, atsisakysias,
= sake laikraStis, = ir is Dub
limo rumo busiq isvalyti virsinin-
kai, kurie yra kaltinami, kad di-
deleje didziumoje jie atsako uz
tas paklaidas, kurios uved5 j
dabartine padeti AirijoJ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
Airijoj laukiama
naujo krizio.
Rusai grulnoja Lenki-
jai ir Suomijai.

mes daugiaus Lenkijai, kad il
negali su ia taikytis, kol jos ka-
revival veda uzpuolimo kare.1
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
ORAS
cHIcAGoJE IN APIELINKeJE

siandie" graau ir vesiau; stip-
rus pietvakarinis vejas.
Sauletekis, 4:5o val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 6:3S val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
Siuneia Kareivius Butte n.


San Francisco, Cal, bal. p
d. = Lett. gen. Hunter Liggett,
komanduojantis vakariniu ka-
riuomenes skyrium siandien cia
paskelbe, kad jis iSpilde Monta-
nos governoro Stewarto. reikala-
vima, kad bitu pasiusta kareiviai
Butten, kur del kasyklos streiko
ivyko riauses.
Burio didumas pavesta nu-
spresti maj. gen. John F. Mori-
sonui, komanduojanciam Lewis'o
stovykla.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
JAPONU KAREIVIAI
SAUDE | S. V. IN
zINIERIUS.

Charbinas, Manzurija, bal. y
d. (Paveluota). ..tvykusis cia
liudininkas patvirtina pranesimus
apie tai, kad japonai pereita ne
delios vakarq saude i Amerikos
inzinieriu kazarmes arti music
scenos Cheilare, netoli sibirinio
pasienio, kur buvo susireme ia
ponai su cekais. Nuostoliu anne
rikieciai neapturejo.
Japonai Sunuse 1900 Rusu.
Toxic, bal. 16 d. = (Paveluo-
ta). Kares rastine siandien
pranesa apie didell japonu SUI
musima 1900 rusu bolseviku ka-
eriviu Cilnovski'je, nuo Gitos j
vakarus, rytu Sibire.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-23
sAUDO ! PIKIETUO-
TOJUS.

Butte, Mot, bal. p d. = Mie-
sto If apskricio valdzios Siandien
tyrineja susikirtimq, ivykusi Sc
redos vakare arti Neversweat
kasyklos, kur keturiolika zmonirl
bhvc assault il. du jp sunkiai Sill
.<yisti.
Dausumas lengvai suzeistQjV
buvo pikietuotojai, pastatyti pas
Ikasyklq po to kaip metalo ka-
syklu darbininkp unija issauke
streikQ nedelioje prisivertimui
ispildyti reikalavimus, kt1riu
svarbiausiais buvo reikalavimas
S7 uz 6 valandu dienq If paliuo-
savimo visp poiitinip kaliniu.
Seriias O'Rou'ke sako, kad
saudymas prasidejo jam il 10
padejejams bebandant iSvaikyti
minia ties kasyklos aptvaro rar-
tais.
Pirmas suvis. kaip serifas sa-
ko, buvo paleistas per langq is
arti!nos inamints II be maza ko
nekliude seriio padejejui. Tuoj
po to suviai lek5 is visu pusiu.
seriio padejejas papasakojes
serifui. kad du vyrai sauda per
lnamines lansa j miniq ir kad toll
tuoj iSsiskirst5.
Policista; If seriio padejejai
sako, kad jie nesaude visai. Po
saudymui gatvGse pasirode nett
;eta laikrastio laika, kur apskri-
clio darbininkai buvo saukiami
padetl lra99kius If sustabdyti
pramones ratus9 protestan prizes
pikietininkp Sslldyma, kalbetojai
masiniame susirinkime ragine
klausytojus apsiginkluoti If gin
i save. Daug speciality serifo at
Stow prisaikinta.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

"Rut In Cork wild-eyed anarchy
wearing the insignia OF English su-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
D. C.PEOPLEM MAY /,
VIEW own MOVIE
"The Soul Of America" Thriller
Evolved From Pageant Here,
To Be Shown.

washingtonians will this week b
given an opportunity TO see them'
selves on the screen when the sevsn-
reel feature, 1.-THE Soul OF America
Is produced at the Masonic Temple
beginning tomorrow. This picture IL
evolved from the historical pageant
given at the New Willard last winte-
under the auspices OF the Navy League
by the Charter Oak Film Company
under the personal direction Of jane,
M. Little.
DIR. David Jayne Hill will give .
brief Introductory speech on "AmerH
canization."
Myron whitney will render this
national anthem
The production OF this pageant
and the making of tho MIN, which
was participated in BIZ several hum
dred society folks.N was considered
one OF the most vitality Interesting
of the many spectacular events oo-
curing last winter. More than 500
men, women and children took pars
in the pageant, which was a reA
production of American life from
it's very beginning.
The pageant was arranged and
produced under the direction Of Mrs.
Marie Moore Forrest, in cooperation
with a committee of which Mrs
James Carroll Frazer was chairman,
and Mrs. Newton d. Baker. vioo
CHI airman.
Keen interest has been aroused in
society circles by the announcement
that those who took part in the
pageant will be given an oppor-
tunity TO Judge whether or not they
like themselves on the screen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
MISS McSWINEY WARNS
AGAINST TALK OF WAR

Declaring the United states will
never go to war except upon an Amer
lean issue, Miss Mary McSwiney eau
toned more than 1000 lsish sympa-
thiZers at Gonzaga Hall last night not
to sislai<$rashiy or wildly" about war
between this country and Great Brit
ain.
War between the nations would not
help Ireland's cause, she said. irish
sympathizers in America are simply
asked to aid in bringing about justice
for Ireland.
When Rosa l.. Downing, president
of the Padriac Pearse branch of the
American Association for the Recog-
milton of the Irish Republic, announc-
ed that Cork is burning the large
gathering broke forth in expressions
OF horror. Several women tainted
when Downing read a dispatch from
Ireland
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
1905 Eye Street.
For SnIe or Rent.

SIX ROOMS and bath. h.-w. h., electric
gnts, $1,000; cash, $500. easy monthly
payments. Apply 10 owner. IA 18TH o..
g. h.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

The poor children as well as the
rich have reason for placing faith
and trust in Santa Claus, but their
confidence is going to be sadly misplaced
II the Good Fellows Of this town do
not keep the tradition alive.
MANY VOLUNTEERS.
Today a considerable number of
Good Fellows volunteered for service
on Santa Claus stan, which Is plan
ing a debacle for gloom and sadness
on Christmas morning. The re-
sponses received by the Good Fell
low Department today show plain
ly that the ever generous heart Ok
Washington has been opened to the
poor of the city and that in all Sec
tons of the city and in all walks of
life. there are Good Fellows willing
to share their Christmas happiness
with some other family.
The Good Fellows enrolling today
signified a Willingness to take under
their wings families in any section Of
the city. Three is still a long list
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Mrs. Samuel Gordon, formerly Miss
Lillian weisenberg, of this city. has
returned to her home in Brooklyn
N. Y, after spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Weisen-
berg at 155 Harvard street.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

thority. it's agents encouraged ana
Allotted by the English parliament
though unnamed and irresponsible
waves the torch, pours the oil, casts
the bomb, cuts the fire hose, shoots
I'D the peaceful and unarmed city,
and retires to it's lorries and its bar
racks, waiting for another black
night to repeat this Saturnalia OF
murder nd arson and loot. All this
in the name of the law and order OF
England, all in the name of its sinis-
ter liberty, but really in the name or
Cromwell and Ireton, who walk the
earth again, and cheerfully recognize
their own craft, much bettered by the
gains of modern science.
WAS il for this evil pass that we
granted relief to England in the mat
ter OF the interest on her great war
debt to us, that she might support
an army Of occupation in Ireland. and
pay ridiculously thousands of Eng
lish convicts to burn and pillage a
sister nation that asks only its nat
ural and rightful liberty: This last
English crime is against civiliza ton,
and far surpa sses the horror of Lou
rain.
shall we be dumb spectators OF
that sanguinary anarchy which every
honest heart in England denounces?
One Prince Albert said that the only
solution OF the Irish question was
to sink the island for one-half hour
beneath the sea, that its human "er-
min might be cxtermin1ted. Lloy 1
George knows something better; it
shall be made a red cinder.
LET all Washington arise as one
one man to denouncc this unspeak-
able crime. which is directly aimed
at ourselves. for in anarchy can gain
supreme in ireland. by what logic
can we repress. anarchy in New York
or in Seatflep
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
IRISH AMBUSH PATROL:
| KILLED, 2 WOUNDED

DUBLIN, Dec. 13.-One person was
killed and two others were wounded
when a military patrol that was en-
forcing martial law was ambushed
and bombed from two houses in
Cloyne, County Cork, today.
The troops fired upon the houses
killing one of the attacking party
we're taken. The houses were burned.
British troops have seized all the
motor cars in Queenstown with a view
to making martial law more effective
ir that part of County Cork, accord
ing to a dispatch from Queenstown to-
day.
A constable was killed and three
others were wounded in an ambush
attack near Lliake, in County Long
ford
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

OF needy families on file in the GOOD
Fellow Department and some provi-
sion must be made for them. They
cannot be allowed to pass sad and
desolute Christmas IN the Nations
Capital
IL you want to be a Good Fellow,
sign the form in today's paper, or
telephone Main H60, or call In person
at the Good Fellow Department. You
will never regret it. but have thou
sands of occasions to rejoice over 1t.
WHAT TO DO.
Upon signifying your intention OF
being Good Fellow you will be
given the name and address OF u
needy family. You can visit the fam
lily, ascertain what its members want
to make their Christmas happy. make
your purchases, and bestow your gifts
to the family on Christmas morning.
Christmas is only twelve days OH.
II YOU are going to be Good Feliow'
the time to join up is today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13

Mu chaper of Kappa Beta Pi legal
sorority will give a reception Wednes'
day evening from until IL o'clock
at the Sigma M fraternity house.
1888 N street northwest. Students of
the university have been invited ia
attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
PROF. BELMONT

Noted Cia!ryoyant and Palmist. can read
your life by the lines in your palm. which
are the record Of your life. Being grad
uate of two colleges OF palmistry, and his
wonderful gift Of second sight enables him
to lift the veil of mystery and reveal to
YOU important matters of your future life.
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and family affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife; tells IL one
you love il true or false; what part OF the
country is luckiest to you: what to do to
be successful in life: removes troubles OF
all nature; brings the separated together;
tells the secret Of having personal inhu-
ence with your associates. Prof Belmont
Is q Psychologist of World Renown. Read
ings, 81. 1915 New York ave. N. W., next
door to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-13
NINE. JEANETTE,

b.b n.
Gifted Egyptian clairvoyant and paimlst,
qua rantees TO read your entire life, past,
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving Names dates and facts on business
matters, love. health and family affairs.
Tells the name of who you will marry and
when. II the one yon love is true or false,
what part Of the country is luckiest for
you. and Just what to DO to be successful
In life. Brings the separated together. re-
moves troubles of all natures so you can
win and hold the one you love. Special
readings, 81. 626 II st. n. W.. between 9Th
and 7th next to Shubert -Garrick
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WILL YOU
Be a Good FeU0W?

'Twelve days before Christmas; Santa Claus is
coming" =
You will hear this from the lips of practically every
little boy and girl in Washington today. They eagerly
counting the days between and the Yuetide which is
bound to be joyous for some of them and is equally
tain to be of bitter and disappointment to
many others unless Good Fellows delineae the role Of
Kris Krinple
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lean EZiot's Neuvs
OF CAPITAL Society
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Henry N. Bankhead. u. S. A., from
Governors Island. N. Y: Mrs. Thomas
M. Owen. Of Montgomery. Ala, and
Mrs. A. G. Lunt, daughters OF Senator,
and Mrs. Bankhead, as we'll as Con~
gresham and Mrs. William B. Bank
head, Mrs. Cecil Lacy, A. G. Lunt ana
James X. Julian, the former secre-
tary Of Senator Bankhead. who came
on from New York especially to at
tend the exercises.
The Washington Chapter of thu
Alumnae Association Of Trinity Coll
New Willard on Friday evening"
February 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilbert Hurley
are receiving congratulations on thu
birth Of q son, Arthur Boyd Hurley.
on November 20. in New York City.
Mrs. Hurley, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyd, will re-
turn in a few weeks to her home in
Atlantic City.
The many Washingtonians who ga
out to Walter Reed tomorrow to att
tend the Christmas sale will be reI
ceived in the Red Cross house. which
is being decorated in true Christmas
style, all red and green, with Yufo
logs burning merrily in the big fire.
place The. patients themselves have
made quantities of interesting and
wonderful things to sell, including
lovely dyed scarfs and Batek work,
which is really beautiful. There will
also be gold and silver tewelry. de-
signed and made by the boys. and all
possible styles and shapes of basketrya
Some Of the patients have been busily
knitting lot of warm wooden scarfss
which will also be in stock"
-
Mu chaper of Kappa Beta Pi Legal
sorority will give a reception Wednes4
day evening from 8 until IL o'clock
at the Sigma NJ fraternity house.
1873 N street northwest. Students OF
the university have been invited to
attend.
Col. and Mrs. Andrew Moses have
returned to Washington after an
absence of three years and have
an apartment at the Westminster. I
The Mary Washington Club. d. A.
r., will give a Christmas celebration
of "song and story" at the Washing
| o'clock Mrs. William z. Chamber
lain, of the College Woman's Club.
and Miss Nina Norman will give tho,
program.
The Good Health Club home. which
is situated in the old Henry Clay
Stewart house, 1922 Eleventh street.
is open to its members for Inspection
daily. Among the women who ara
helping to make the organization a
| success are Mrs. Sumner Welles,
chairman; Mrs. Wesley Martin
| Stoner, vice chairman; Mrs. f. G..
Siggers, Mrs. William King, Mrs.
| Frank Bright, Miss Elizabeth Barnes.
/ Miss Bessie Crone, Mrs. Alice Buchan-
an. Mrs. Samuel Blythe. The spas
! cious gymnasium, or lecture room is
! the gift of Mrs. c. w. Wetmore. tho
president of the Women's Welfare
Association, formerly the Woman'S
! Evening Clinic.
Mrs. Samuel Gordon. formerly Miss
Lillian Weisenberg, of this city. has
returned to her home in Brooklyn
N. Y, after spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Weisen
berg at T55 Harvard street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Frear entertained
the members and friends OF the Excel
sior Literary Society at their home
223 Eighth street northeast, recently
An interesting program of vocal and
IT, strumental music was given.