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followed by dancing. to which All
members of the order are invited.
A series of dances also will be given
by the chapter every other SATURDAY
evening at 9 o'clock until April. A
warm welcome is promised the men,
bers of all chapters"
At it's next meeting Naomi CHAPTER
No. 3. will celebrate its twenty-sixth
anniversary and Lincolns birthday.
combining the two. The committee
has arranged an appropriate ana ex-
tensive program.
Unity Chapter is looking forward
to a pleasant evening Friday, when
the chapter will celebrate its fourth
anniversary with appropriate cere-
monies The grand matron and grand
patron will be present and visiting men,
bers from other chapters will receive
cordial welcome. Refreshments Will be
served
Cathedral Chapter will celebrate its
twelfth anniversary with a birthday
dance to it's members and friends at
its next meeting. Novel features are
to be presented.
At it's last meeting Associate Matron
Waterman presided in the absence OF
the worthy matron. After the bust
ness the meeting was given over to
games and guessing contests. Miss
Elizabeth Wynne gave interpretative
dances. Joseph Di Meylio sang and
Mr.. Paul Collins gave a violin solo.
Fidelity Chapter. No. 10, will be en-
tertained by the matrons and patrons
Tuesday evening with a playlet. after
which refreshments will be served in
the banquet hall.
Ruth Chapter. No. l. will confer
the degrees on large class tomor-
row evening. Dancing and refresh
ments will follow in the banquet hall.
The annual colonial entertainment
will be given at Scottish Rite Ca
thedral. Sd and r streets northwest.
February %. a "wonderfur' pro-
gram is promised.
Washington Centennial Chapter.
No: 26. January 81. after initiating
to dancing and refreshments in the
banquet hall. Washington Centen-
NAL Lodge members were special
guests. There will be no degree work
Saturday evening. The second dance
OF the season will be held at the
Raleigh Hotel, February IA.
Columbia Chapter. No. Is. will give
a card partv in the chapter rooms.
14th and Kenyon streets. Saturday
night.
The William F. Hunt Chapter cele-
brated it's ninth anniversary recently
with a short program followed by re-
freshments and dancing. The guest
of honor. Fred c.. Boyer. past grand
sylvania, gave a humorous address.
Other distinguished guests included
the grand matron. the grand patron
and other officers of the Grand Chap
ter. Thursday evening the chapter
will initiate a large class. The next
chapter dance will be held Tuesday
evening in the private ballroom Of the
Arcade
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Chicago Opera in Baltimore.

The Chicago Opera Association will
appear at the Lyric Theater, BaltI-
more. for three performances, Mon
day. March z; Tuesday March 8, and
W eaResday, March 8. kThe company's
fulE roster OF stars will sing and the
productions will be on the same scale
as those being gwen now at the Man
haitian Opera House in New York,
with entire orchestra, chorus and BAL
let.
Mary Garden, now general director
of the company. will appear in the
title role of Fevrier's "Monna Wanna"
at the opening performance. with Luz
Glen Muratore, the French tenor, and
George Baklanoff, the wen known
Russian baritone. This opera IS a
novelty. not having been given out
side of New York and Chicago. Tu. S.
day evening La Traviatl" will he
sung with Galli-Curci as violetta and
Allesandro Bonci, who is announced
as the foremost singer OF pure bel
canto today. The ballet also will ap-
pear. For the closing opera. Verdrs
"Oteilo' has been chosen, with Rosa
Raisa and Tito Ruff in the leading
roles. in addition to Cllrles Marshall,
the young American tenor.
1t is further announced that ar
rangements have been completed with
the Baltimore and Ohio to run 4 spe-
cial opera train" each of the three
evenings. leaving Union station at
6:45 pm. and arriving at Noun. Royal
station ut 7:40. where the passengers
will be met by attendants who will
guide them to the Lyric. The train
will consist of pa-lor cars AMI 4 ,'uil-
man drawing room.
The same scale of prices will obtain
at the Lyric as at the New York per-
formances. ranging from 81 to 81.
Frederick r. Huber of Baltimore
will manage the performances and
will see to the prompt filling of mail
orders for seats. accompanied by a
check or money order addressed to
him at the Lyric Theater, Baltimore.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

The annual fraternal visitation was
made by the state councillor. Mrs.
Anna Hill. and stan of officers to Col
dent Rule Council. No 10. Friday
evening last. at the Masonic Temple.
Sth and F streets northeast. A recep-
ton to Mrs. Hill and officers. was fol.
lowed by short session and enter
tainment in the dance hall
me program included: Selections Nv
the Boy Scout Band. under Mr.. KID
well; America" by the audience;
vocal solos by Miss Boyd: violin solo
by Miss Scott. accompanied by Mrs
tloda NJ. Reagan: vocal solos, b. ;'hil
Osterhaus: sketch. by T. Ashby Flynn,
assisted by Miss Warren and ,ncm-
bers of Progressive Council No =:
readings by Mrs. Silby. and vocal
solos. by Miss Louise Higdon. IRE
sensations We're made to the state
councillor IN behalf of the members of
the entertaining lodge; to the assoc
ciate state councillor. Mrs. Ada Her
bert of American Flag Council, No. );
to the state deputy, Mrs. Jennie Wooa.
to the recording secretary, Mrs. Ethel
Windsor. in recognition of faithful
services; to the financial secretary.
J. E. Flynn, and to State Council Sec
rotary Charles H. Miller. Refresh
ments were followed by dancing. The
evenings entertainm was in charge
of Mrs. A. Flynn. About 500 persons
were present
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Monday -Potomac, No. :. F. c.
Is. u. French. No. II. T.. A.
fsntaipha. no. "a, +. {.
Mount Pleasant. No: 80. E: A.
Joppa. No. 81. special, F. L.
Tuesday -Arcacia. No, Is. +. e.
pm. T.. A. ut 7:3O.
cdnesday-St. Johns Mite Associa-
ton.
Thursday-The New Jerusalem. No. 0.
5:4o pm. +. c.: 7:3O. NJ. NJ.
Naval; No. T. special. PM
Saturday-The New Jerusalem, No.
.. special, u pm. +. {. and
Washington Centennial. No. II.
pm, NJ. NJ.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-M Mount Horeb. No. I. cleo
ton and installation.
Potomac. No. 3. election and in
stallation.
Wedncsday-tirand Chapter. annual
meeting and election.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH
RITE.
Tuesday-Rohert de Bruce Council,
knights Kadosh. 3uth degree.
Evangelist Chapter. Rose Croix,
spring reunion matters.
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Seamus MacManus Saturday.

An Evening of Irish Stories" is to
be given by Seamus MacManus Sat
urday at the New Willard Hotel. Mr.
MacManus will devote the entire
evening to Irish stories. most of them
original. among them THE Lad o
the Friels,' Donegal Fairy Stories.
I'm Chimney Corners and The Red
Poacher.' Before, and during the in
Permission. Irish folk songs Will be
sung by the young ladies of the VIII
son Normal School Glee Club. and
this will be theif first appearance III
public as an organization.
The story-tellers of Washington are
bringing Mr.. MacManus to Washing
ton. believing there is an interest
here in famous storytellers. Their
presentation of Stephan Schutze In
An Arabian Nights Entertainment"
several years ago will be recalled.
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REBEKAH LODGES.

Dorcas. No. 4. the home lodge of
Grand Representative Wood, was
visited by the Assembly and Grand
Lodge officers Thursday evening. when
officers of Dorcas were examined in
the unwritten work.
The noble grand of Naomi Rebekah
Lodge has appointed committees for
the term as follows: Visiting, d. East
lake. s. Behrend. A. s. Thomas. NJ
Zile. E. Strobel, E. c.. Grumley;
finance, v. Z. Yoakley. S. NJ. Sander
son. E. J. Shea; regalia, E. ]. Shea. L.
Conley. NJ. Thomas; paraphernaiia. NJ.
Zile, L. Boskill, 8. Behrend: floral. N
Supper. F. NJ. Raitz, A. M. Embrey;
press. e. T.. Strobel: entertainment,
r. A. Bowen, e. T. Strobel, r. Sauna
koro. L. Comley. E. ]. Shea, A. NJ.
Embrey. 1. Hurley. N. Supper, S. NJ.
Sanderson. s. Walensky, NJ. Thomas.
E. C. Grumley and o. T. Smith; degree
director. Y. E. Yoakley.
The degree team. under direction of
E. T. Strobel; conferred the degree on
Marie Dolphin.
A WashinSton birthday entertain
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ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Monday-Cnion. No. II. first degree:
Beacon. No. Is, and Langdon, No.
20. degree.
Observation-Disclosures No. 8; Excel
sior. No. II. second degree; Golden
Rule. No. u. degree; Amity, No.
81. third degree.
Wednesday-Eastern, No. 7. second
degree; Harmony. No. 9, third de-
gree: Friendship. No. IL. enter
tainment: Covenant, No. ID. de-
Thursday-Columbia. No. 10. entertain
ment: salem, No. %, and Phoe-
mix, No. %. degree.
Friday-Central. No. 1. third degree;
Metropolis. No. Is. and Federal
City. No. 20. degree.
NOBLE AND VICE GRASDs Asso-
CITATION.
Observation-Disclosures and school Of in
struction.
ESCAMPMENTS.
Monday-Mount Nebo, No. 6. degree.
Observation-Disclosures. No. /, degree.
REBEkAHs
Monday-Estber. No ), degree
Wednesday-Mount Pleasant. No. 9,
degree and entertainment.
Thursday-Martha Washington, No. 8,
"esiee.
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All-Star Benefit,

An all-star benefit. under the Ladies
of the Medical Aid Society of the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia. at the National The
alter, Friday afternoon, February is.
will present h. H. Sothern and Julia
Marlowe. the Shakespearean stars, in
readings-their only public appear
ance this season. The program, which
has been arranged by Charles Colfax
Long, will include also the first ap-
pearance in Washington of Eleanor
Reynolds, an American contralto. lust
from Europe; of NJ. Miguel Maestro,
famous conductor and violinist;
Henry Weldon, late basso of the
BRUSSELS Royal Opera, and N Val
Peavey, pianist.
Seats will be on sale at theater
box Office Thursday
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NATIONAL UNION.

Mckinley Council, No. 9s2. on the
28th ultimo had it's annual installation
of officers, the ceremonies being con-
Quoted by Capt. d. V. Chisholm, dep
uty public printer and representative
of the District in the senate Of the
National Union. He was assisted by
j. A. Williams and ]. Harry Jones, the
other two senators for this jurisdic-
ton of the order. and F. E. Ferguson.
eastern manager Maj. Jesse B. K.
Lee was Installed as president of the
council for the nineteenth eonsecu-
tive term. After the installation a
musical program was followed by a
buffet supper.
James E. Kerr. for the past four
years District deputy. was recently
transferred to New York. and. pend
ing the designation of a new deputy,
the work in this city will be under
the supervision of F. E. Ferguson.
who formerly was assistant director
If the bureau Of engraving and
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

The Great Council finance commit
tee will meet this afternoon at the Of
hce of the great chief of records.
90 II street northwest, to examine
the books for the past year. The or
der. it is said. made a large gain
in membership. Several new tribes
and councils of the degree of Poca-
hontas are preparing for instruc-
ton.
A call has been issued by Great
Sachem Bergman for the annual ses-
sion of the Great Council, February
IA and 10. Judge A. N. Neil. p G. s..
of Nashville. Tenn. will represent the
Great 1ncohonee and the Great Coun-
Gil of the United States at this ses-
sion. A banquet will be held in the
crystal room of the New Ebbitt the
night of February Is. An elaborate
program has been arranged. The
great sachem has announced in the
call his selections for standing and
session committees.
Red Wing Tribe is making plans for a
class adoption the first part of March
Sioux Tribes ways and means COM
mittee announces that date has been
reserved for the annual excursion, and
the special committee on permanent
home for the tribe has about closed
a deal for the property. The degree
team will assist in the dedicating
exercises. Degree work is the feature
of each meeting.
Great Junior Sycamore Lee b.
Emory has been selected as the rep
resentative from the Red Men on the
entertainment committee of the Fra
ternal Base Ball League and Charles
j. Bener as the manager.
President-elect Warren G.. Harding
has been elected an honorary mem
Der of Yosemite Tribe, No. 1903. I'm
proved Order of Red Men of San Fran
cisco. and it is said the tribe has re-
ceived letter from him accepting the
dignity. Secretary George b. Christian.
ir.. wrote the officers of the tribe that
the President-elect has a great many
friends who are members of the or
ganization and that he holds a high
regard for the order.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

Fidelis Camp, with Mrs. Martha Nc
Caffrey and Mrs. f. A. f. Brown as
installing officer and ceremonial mar
shall. indicted into Office the follow
ing: Oracle. Cora Riley; vice oracle.
Anna Thomas: recorder. Anna Hid:
receiver. Jessie Grady; marshal. Myrie
Logan; assistant marshal. Mary Wat
kins; inner sentinel. Eva Hopkins:
outer sentinel, Lucy Anderson; man
ager. NJ. f. Anderson; past oracle.
Nellie Harmon. The past oracle was
presented, on behalf of the camp. with
a token of appreciation. Presenta-
tions were made also to the installing
officers and to the state deputy.
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Grand Master Bert V. Wolfe will
make unofficial visits to Beacon
Lodge. No. IS. Monday: Excelsior
Lodge. No. II. Tuesday: the Noble and
Salem Lodge. No. %, Thursday; Me-
tropolis Lodge. No. Is, Friday.
Accompanied by Deputy Grand Mas
ter Harry l.. Andersen and Past Grand
Wilfred E. Lawson of Eastern Lodge.
No. Z, chairman Of the committee of
the state of the order of the Grand
Lodge. Grand Master Wolfe was
present at Phoenix Lodge. No. %.
Thursday evening. and perfected plans
for series of degrees.
The Noble and Vice Grands' Asso-
citation. in lodgeroom No. 1, Wednes-
tails are being effected. it is said, to
centralize all activities in and through
this association.
Vice Grand Justin NJ. Green has been
appointed Grand Lodge instructor for
the term for Union Lodge, No. II.
Friendship Lodge. No. IL, will give
a vaudeville entertainment in l. o. o.
F.. Temple, Wednesday evening at
o'clock. followed by refreshments.
Members not affiliated in this juris-
diction, it has been announced, will
be welcomed.
The Grand Encampment. in annual
session Thursday evening, elected Of
ficers for the new term. unanimously
adopted the report and recommends
lions of Grand Patriarch William b.
Berlin and approved the report of
the bylaws committee. The election
Of officers resulted as follows: Will
liam w. Adams, grand patriarch:
Guy F. Glosbrenner. grand high
priest; Sydney F. Smith, grand senior
warden; BENJAMIN B. Walden, grand
junior warden: Edward l. Dunn,
grand scribe: Walter B. Randall.
Bradford. grand representative. The
appointive officers were: Wilfred F.
Lawson. grand marshal: Charles W.
Cuthbertson, grand sentinel, and
James w. Lyons. grand outside SEN
tinel.
Miss Mollie F. Edmonston. presi-
dent Of the Rebekah Assembly, has
announced full school of instruc-
ton in Naomi lodgeroom tomorrow
night. Immediately before the school
range for Rebekah rally in men,
DRY Of Schuyler Colfax. the originator
and founder of the Rebekahs.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton
Washington. No. I. p. NJ. at it's last
meeting installed as president A. N.
Cooper, vice president, A. C. Grigsby:
treasurer. A. NJ. Gates. The next
meeting will be held at the residence
of Mrs. Billing. 212 G street north
west
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Navy Yard Band Concert.

The Washington Navy Yard Band,
under the direction Of Chief Petty
Officer Charles Binter. L. S. NJ, with
Mrs Logan Feland. wife of Brig Gen.
Logan Feland, soprano soloist, will
give a concert at the d. A. r. Hall
Monday, February Is. for the benefit
fund of Dobbs School, at Dobbs Ferry
on the Hudson.
Arrangements for the concert are
In charge of an officer high in the
United States Navy, who assures a
charm.
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THE CANKER IN THE ROSE.

From the Boston Transcript.
what reason have you got for
grouching? Didn't you get 800 for
allowing your picture to be put in
the paper as having been cured by
Pudges piils?"
yes, 1 did; but hang it. my rela-
tives are all asking me why I don't
90 to work now that I'm curedy
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Jack London's
The Mutiny of the Elsinore": Tues
day, Herbert Rawlinson. in Man and
His Woman: Wednesday. Helen
Jerome Eddy, in 1.-THE Light Woman:
Thursday. Mary Miles Minter. in "a
Cumberland Romance; Friday. Eva
Novak. in Wanted at Headquarters" !;
Saturday. Frank Mayo. in THE Mar
rage Pit"
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Raphael.

Today. George Walsh, in Number
IT: tomorrow and Tuesday. Lon Cha
ney. in 1.-The Penalty; Wednesday,
Pauline Frederick. in 1.-The Love of Van
ity'; Thursday, ''Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath; Friday. Geraldine Farrar, in
1.-The Flame of the Desert and Sat
ulday. Jack London's story, "Mutiny of
the Elsinore''
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York.

Today Constance Talmadge. In DAN
eerous Business; tomorrow. Pauline
Frederick, in "a Slave of Vanity" and
Vanity Fair Girls in Burglars Bold:
Tuesday, 1.-The Hope: Wednesday, "a
Beggar in Purple: Thursday. "Helio-
trope"; Friday. Alice Joyce, in cousin
Kate; Saturday. Wanda Hawley, in
Her First Elopement."
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Eugene O'Brien.
in Broadway and Home; also Joe
Martin. in cover the Transom': Sun
day. matinee only. FRANKLIN Farnum.
in vanishing Trails; Tuesday. Elmo
Lincoln. in Under Crimson Skies !;
Wednesday, Dorothy Dalton and Charles
Ray. in Back to Man: Thursday. The
Lure of Grooming Waters: Friday,
Frank Mayo. in 1.-THE Marriage Pit
and Saturday. Eva Novak, in Wanted
at Headquarters"
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Revere.

Today. William Russell. in ''Chal-
lenge of the Law: tomorrow. Dorothy
Gish. in Little Miss Rebellion; Tues
day. Eva Novak. in Wanted at Head
quarters: Wednesday,. "Shipwrecked
Among Cannibals"; Thursday, Some
thing to Think About; Friday,
"Squandered Lives" and Saturday.
special feature, night; also "Son of
Tarzan."
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MODERN WO0DMEN OF
AMERICA.

Lincoln Camp Tuesday evening
elected Messrs. Downs and Dalzell as
delegate and alternate. respectively.
to the State Camp to be held in this
city in May. The camp appointed a
service committee to prepare for an
disqualification of the fun ritualistic
work.
Central Camps newly installed Off
GERS. after adopting a candidate with
full ceremony, heard Woodman talk
by State Deputy William Mccartney.
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WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIA.
TION-MACCABEES

Friday evening. National Review.
No. /. win hold it's annual installa-
ton of officers. Mrs. Minnie Keppin-
ger. deputy supreme commander. Of
fciating, assisted by Miss Jenny Wad-
dy lady of ceremonies and the re-
view guard team under Mrs. Hattie
Palmer. captain.
Mount Vernon Review at its next
meeting, February Il. will have the
annual installation of officers The
review Will entertain the District of
Columbia Officers Club. February 16.
AZ the home of Mrs. Mary A. Van
ness. 1873 Maryland avenue north
east. The deputy supreme command
er VIII be present at both meetings.
Liberty Union. No 6, tomorrow
evening will have its annual instalia
,ion OF officers. with Mrs. Keppinger.
ID. ). C., as guest of the evening.
Mrs. Martha Eberly. Mrs. Hattie
Palmer and Mrs. Mary Cochran en-
tertained in behalf of the u. c union
guard team last night. The team
Will meet Wednesday evening.
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JR. o. q. A. M,

Mount Vernon Council, No. 10
Ihursday evening unanimously in,
qorsed Fast National Representative
John =. Smallwood to represent the
be held to select two representative
to the National Council session in
Los Angeles, Calf, June p. Past
councillor l.. l. Weir of Andrew lack
son Council, No. s. extended an in
vitation to attend the entertainment
Sno oahce, under the auspices of the
scorpion Oriental Court. in the North
east Masonic Temple. Sth and F. streets
northeast. February rs.
reno council. No. 4S. has indorsed
past Councillor Alexander ]. Yowell
70 represent the council at the Ma
tional Council sessions.
star Spangled Banner Council has
other councils of the District in an
open meeting February 90, in the
Metropolitan Memorial N. e. Church
John Marshall place and C street. al
o'clock. Enthusiasm is reported
over the prospects for a new build
ing 70 De started soon. The council
VIII initiate class of twenty-five at
its next meeting.
andrew Jackson on Tuesday even
ing had an overflow Of members and
visitors to witness the presentation
20 the council Of a large American
nag aohateo oy +. Z. C1rich. George
Hurlingame made the address, touch
ing on those who had made the great
sacrifice for the flag. Deputy Ma
ttonal Councillor A. C. Columbus com.
pi1mented the council on its large
gain in the past year. An entertain
ment included songs by Mr.. Caya-
nauEh and Mr.. Bond, and recitations
by Messrs. Columbus and Spindle.
This council will attend the gather
ing at the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church
the night Of February %.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

Court District Of Columbia. No. 212.
Wednesday installed it's newly elected
officers and initiated class Of thirty
candidates. Mrs. Jennie B. Greene.
Committee of thirty-five has been
formed to conduct an intensive drive
for new members. The csmpaign will
-clesa Es:na sdny. a:s-rs:. .:
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Mae Murray, in
Idols of Clay: Tuesday, 1.-THE Forbid
den Thing: Wednesday. Alma Tell, in
Clothes: Thursday. Justine tombstone.
in ''Blackbirds": Friday. Mabel Julienne
Scott and Monte Blue. in 1.-The Juck-
Inns: Saturday. Wesley Barry. in
"Dinty."
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Fritz Kreisler February II.

Fritz Kreisler. the great violinist
viii be heard again in recital at the
National Theater- Thursday. February
II. Seats are on sale at Mrs. Greenes
bureau, 18th and G streets.
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New.

Today. William Farnum. in THE
Spoilers: tomorrow. Buck Jones. in
Just Pals: Tuesday. Gladys Walton.
in Risky Business; Wednesday.
Henry Walthall. in THE Boomerang;
Thursday. Harry Carey, in Hearts
Up; Friday. 1.-The Hundredth
Chance" and Saturday. all-comedy
night.
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Truxton.

Today and tomorrow. Dead Men Tell
No Tales: Tuesday. 1.-The Hundredth
Chance; Wednesday. Blanch Sweet. in
Fighting Cressy"; Friday, Helen Jerome
Eddy. in 1.-THE Light Woman: Satur-
day, Eva Novak. in Wanted at Head
quarters" and "Son Of Tarzan."