davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Thelma Given Friday.

Thelma Given, one of the brilliant
violin pupils of the famous Leopold Auer.
will be the artist at the next Ten star
Concert of the T. Arthur Smith series
at the National Theater Friday alter
noon at 4.3O o'clock. Like her prede-
cessors. she has mastered the art of the
exquisite velvet singing tone that dis
tinguishes the Auer pupil Miss Given
has a wide circle of admirers in Wash
ington, where she has been heard IN
concert before. ,.,
ucorel,i1. senate (Griegl, allegro. al
legretto. allegro animate: LA plus que
lent (Debussy). "Nocturne" CChopm)'
Polish (Tor Aulin), ''Old Song tSln-
ding), .'Caprice No. 20" lPagamni-
Kreisler). .Wayes at Play" edwin
Grasse). and Hungarian bhee
(Brahms). -, -. tho
piano.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

The Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Frederick stock, conductor. with FRI
hoda. violinist. as soloist. Will be
heard at the National Theater Thurs
day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. ifls
is the third oldest orchestra IN
America This concert will intrpd dace
Vasa Prihoda, the violin sensation.
The program will include: overture
"Carneval." Opus 80 CDvorak): sym,
phony, No. 4. F Minor" cpds %
(Tschaikowsky): Concerto for Niohn.
E Minor" Opus 81 (Mende'ssohn)
ALLEGRO Motto Appassiionato. Andan-
te-Allegro Motto Nivace, ToIe Poem
Finlandia," Opus &c, No. C9ipeliusl.
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Nine. Homer and Miss Homer.

Nine. Louise Homer. the great con-
tralto and her daughter. Miss Louise
Homer, soprano, will be heard in point
recital at Polls Theater Wednesday.
February 2. Nine. Homer needs no in
PRODUCTION to Washington concert pa
irons. Her fame in opera and concert
is world wide. Miss Louise Homer
has appeared here before with her
distinguished mother and has made
many friends.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Greene's
concert bureau. 18th and G streets.
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Tom Mix. in
"Prarie Trails; today. matinee only.
FRANKLIN Farnum. in Vanishing
Trails: Tuesday. Louise Lovely. in
Partners of Fate: Wednesday Eli
1een Percy. in '"rhe Land of jazz;
Thursday. "Shipwrecked Among Can
nihals"; Friday. Harry Carey. in
Hearts Up" and Saturday. William
Russell. in The Cheater Reformed":
matinee only, THE Son of Tarzan."
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Miss Markell's Lectures.

World Problems is the subject OF
lectures. of vital American interest,"
to be given at the Washington Club
Wednesday morning. at IL o'clock. by
Miss Eleanor Markell of New YORK.
who has recently returned from
trip through southeastern Europe.
The itinerary included Prague. Wen
ma. Budapest. Belgrade. Sofia. Con,
s,antinopIe and Athens. Miss Markell
met personages much in the limelight
in these latter years of old-world tur.
moil. including President Masaryk or
Prague. Gov Hoorty of Budapest, the
King of Bulgaria. in Sofia; Premler
Vcnizelos. at Athens: Teroit Pasha. in
Constantinople, and other leaders.
The many-sided viewpoints obtain
ed at first hand, Miss Markell is CIV
ing in a series of ten lectures, start
ing Wednesday and continuing each
Wednesday morning to March so.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Roscoe (Fatty)
Arbuckle, in 1.-The Round-Up". Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter de Haven. in Twin
Beds; Wednesday. Mahlon Hamilton. in
Half Chance: Thursday. The
Hope: Friday. Metros "Parlor. Bed
room and Bath" Saturday. Jack Lon
don's Burning Daylight
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. D. w Griffith s
Love Flower: Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Tom Mix. in prairie Trails; /;
Thursday. Marie Dressler and Johnnie
Hines. in '"rillie Wakes Up" Friday
Comedy. and Saturday. Carmel Myers
in "Gilded Dreams" and episode IA.
Bride Thirteen
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Raphael.

Today. Ethel Clayton. in THE Sins of
Rosanne': I: tomorrow and Tuesday. Wes-
ley Barry. in "Dinty"; Wednesday.
Louise Lovely. in THE Gray Mouse"
Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Carter de Hav-
en-, in Twin Beds; Friday. George
Walsh, in The Plunger" and Satuf-
day. Lieut.. Ormer Locklear. in The
SkyWa yman."
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Today and tomorrow. Marion Davies.
in The Restless Sex; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Thomas Meighan, in Con
rad in Quest of His YOUTH and Mack
Sennett's My Goodness" Thursday, the
de Havens, in Twin Beds: Friday,
Jack London's Burning Daylight" Sat-
urday, The Hope" and THE Shippers
Treasure Garden"
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New.

Today. William s. Hart. in "rhe
Bandit and the Preacher; tomorrow.
Charles Ray. in Back of Mem; Tues
day. Frank Mayo. in Honor BOUND: !:
Wednesday, THE Breath of the Gods:
Thursday. Grace Dawson. in "Sus-
picion": Friday. Son of Tarzan," and
Saturday all comedy night.
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York.

Today, Mabel Julienne Scott. in Be
hold My Wife; tomorrow. "Passersby"; :;
Tuesday. Alma Tell. in Clothes" !;
Wednesday. Man and His Woman:
Thursday, Mahlon Hamilton. in Half a
Chance; Friday, Tom Moore, in "Duds"
and Mack Sennetts my Goodness ::
Saturday, Viola Dana. in "Cinderella's s
Twin"
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Revere.

Today. "Humoresque"; tomorrow.
Wallace Reid. in Whats Your Hur-
ry"; Tuesday. Lyons and Moran. in
Fixed By George; Wednesday. Con-
stance Talmadge, in The Girl of
Timber Claims: Thursday, .The
Breath of the Gods: Friday. Dorothy
Dalton, in Half an Hour" and Sat
urday. special feature, night.
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Olympic.

Young, in "Mid-Channel" Tuesday,
Constance Binney. in THE Stolen Kiss !:
Wednesday. Billie Burke, in The Frisky
Mrs. Johnson; Thursday. Mitchell Lew
is, in Burning Daylight; Friday. "The
Breath of the Gods; Saturday. Roy
Stewart. in THE Money Changers
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Knickerbocker,

Charles Ray, in Sol Smith Russelrs
former play. Peaceful Valley; Asso-
ciated Producers production OF ''The
Forbidden Thing" Selects "Out of
the Shows" and The Testing Block" +"
featuring William S. Hart.
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TruXt0n.

Today and tomorrow. James Kirk
wood. in The Branding Iron" Tuesday
and Wednesday. "Shipwrecked Among
Cannibals" Thursday and Friday. Syi-
via Dreamer. in Dawn; Saturday
G:adys Walton, in Risky Business" and
Son of Tarzan"
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ernoon at 4:30 o'clock. Appearing TO-
gether in a series of concerts thls
season, Gluck and Zimb1list are Wis
iting only the large cities and Wash
ington is included.
Gluck will be heard in songs py
Hadyn. Mozart. Schumann, BrahmS'
Rachmaninoff, Massenet, Saint-Saens
and Scotch songs, while Zimballst Will
play MoZart's Concerto in Major,
BiEet, Sarasate. Carmen Fantasy
and will accompany Nine. Gluck IN
group of songs.
Seats are on sale at Mrs dreehe
concert bureau, 18th and Il streets.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Lois Weber's
ITO Please One Woman" and Mack
Sennett's My Goodness" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Marion Davies in The
Restless Sex: Thursday. "Out of the
Storm" Friday. Bebe Daniels. in 'Oh.
Lady. Lady; Saturday. Bert Lytell. in
The Misleading Lady,
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Crandall's.

Marion Davies, in "The Restless
Sex; Frank Mayo. in The Marriage
Pit" and Eva Novak. in Wanted at
Headquarters"
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NEXT WEEKS PHoTopLAYs
Palace.

The Rockies Return" the latest
Paramount production for Douglas
MacLean, the Washington star.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Niles Welch, one of the most popular
Of the younger leading men. will play op-
posite Priscilla Dean in False ColorS,
adapated by Lucien Hubbard and Doris
Schroeder from a magazine story by
Edwina Levin.
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Metropolitan.

Charles Ray. in Peaceful Valley" q
screen version of the play made IA
nous by Sol Smith Russell
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Columbia.

The Cosmopolitan production, "rbe
Inside of the Cup" Winston
Churchill's famous story.
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Rotoplays
This Week

Continued from Third Page.)
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Apollo.

version of Neill Burgess rural COM
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Now located At Isos Ksiorama road. 2 blocks
south Of 1871, and Columbia road. Phone. stu.
do, Col. 761-W. Ballroom and al branches
e stage dancing correctly taught.
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''Warren' g

STUDIO: 1141 CONN. AVE.
Phones: Day. Col. 5s68. Eve, Franklin 1898.
Individual private lessons in ballroom dancing.
All fancy and shoe dancing for stage q specially
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DANCING.
cHI1DREN DUPONT ADULTS

STUDIO OF DANCE,
No. Dupont Circle. Phi. Fr. 1436-w.
PROF. AND MRS. ACHER. STUDIO. 112
10th st. n.w.-Class Monday and Friday, 8 to
II pm. Private lessons by appointment. Phone
North 67s6. Established 1900. 26s
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Violet Heming has been engaged for
"The Night Cap" which Max Marcln
is to produce shortly.
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CATHERINE BALLE

TO 9th St. NV. Ffanklin e60o.
Why waste time with people who waste
your time: We produce results. Leading 10
our speciality. Hours. l 70 10 Pm. 2ls
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Easy to Get" a dramatization by
Max MARGIN and Frederick S. Isham
of a novel by the latter. will be pro-
ducei by the former early next sea-
son.
Evening star., 1921-01-23
THE AMERICANIZATION OF Ed
WARD BOk; The Autobiography
Of a Dutch Boy Fifty Years Affer'
Illustrated New York: Charles
Scribner's Sons.

TIME sky is the limit This
sums Edward Bok's survey
of his own ffty-year ad-
Evening star., 1921-01-23

The lists which appear in this coll
umn each Sunday are reprinted at the
end of the month in the library
monthly bulletin. Copies Of this may
be obtained free at the library. or will
be sent by mail for Is cents year.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

10 .. N. to 10 ,. N.
Private and in class.
Phone Col. 1223.
Evening star., 1921-01-23

Vivienne Segal will head the cast OF
Three Kisses to be presented by
Wilmer and Romberg.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-05
al Page 81. Cannon conntv

at Page 4S4, Canyon County
Records $50 1919
( Fannie o. butcher, lots i, z, ga,
Elmwood Place Addition TO
Z Nampa LAT
Fannie o. butcher, Lots 10, Is,
4 II. - q, 23r EImsfood
Place Addition TO MamFa 21O
Fannie Q butcher, Lots 26 less
+ " feet vide, Elinwocd Place
Addition TO Nampa Sc
Fannie Q Butcher, Lot A. Elm
wood Place Addition TO Mann
ia 81
fanhie = Ddtcher, LOT y. Elm
wood Place Addition Nampa n
Fannie 2 butcher Lot 9, Elm
wood Place addition Nampa lie
Robert Ngbie, Estate, NV u
SWA SEA Sec ~, T3N,
R2W .... 43.I5@
p N Woods. Es14 NlV4 Section
"a, TIN, R2W 37.IG
utah-idaho sugar 90, All that
portion Of the WA NWA
lying North OF ldano Traction
Co., Sec "a, TIN, R2W, 107.G8
Tina Johnson West > three
fourths NEH SW Vi, NJ
NY 4 SE sM 4 p " sen ..
SWA sec %, T3N, R2W l98.45
Guy Hobson, Lot ~ Nampa
Heights Addition to Nampa 1913
Ella Il: McClafl1ng, Lot 20, Nam
pa Heights Addition Nampa 1906
Z. u. Miller Miller. SWA NWA NEh
sec 70, TN R2W Abs
Y Miller, SW "a NEA Sec 26,
loH' ~ " -. "a 80 ....-... 1862
Gronqllst, PROPERTY desc
Page 291, Canyon County Re-
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-05

Ray Harrison Sh NWA and all
that portion OF NEA NWA
and 81 NWA NWA lying s.
i of Mason Creek and e. of Rid
enbaugh Canal, Sec 33, TIN.
R1W ...... ....... 101.7S
ED M Ives, M NWA NWA Sec
SO, TIN, R1W, $500. 1898
@ w Hill, NWA NEA Sec. "a,
TIN, R1W . 1889
Henry Post, sWA NEA Sec. "a.
T3N, R1W 171.S5
Benjamin 6. Ashby, NEA NwA
Sec "a, TIN, R1W .. 1888
William d. Bush, NWA SWA
Sec 80, TIN, R1W s..s 1884
James IT, Hoagland, Property
described in Book 80 OF Deeds,
at Page 523, Canyon County
Records, Sec z, TIN, R1W 1928
Mary Armstrong, All that por-
ton of the NWA lying North
and West of Ridenbaugh
Canal less property described
in Book SO of Deeds at page
523, Canyon County Records,
Sec Z, TIN, R1W .... 104.68
E l. Hoagland, Property desc
ribed In Book SO of Deeds at
Page 524, Canyon County Re-
cords, Sec Z, TIN, R1W 1889
Lewis F Yoder SW u SWA Sec
z, T2N, R1W ....... 139.42
Pattie Harris, That Part of the
SM NEE lying West of the
Government Canal, right of
way Sec Z TIN, RI w 86.05
J G Bell, ny SEA SWA SWA
sen SWA, ny sen SEA
SWA Sec 8, TIN, R1W. 1903
John r. Crane, N1aNWA SEA
Sec s, T2N, R1W ~ 8605
Mrs. Elizabeth Often, e. 10
rods of NEA less property de-
scribed In book 76 of Deeds at
page It's and less property de-
scribed in book 131 of deeds
at page 31S, Ada County Re-
cords, Sec o, TIN, R1W 1880
Samuel e. e. Stueve, Property
described in book 102 of {
Deeds at Page 249, Ada County
Records, Sec 9, TIN RIW 2127
w Robinson, SEA- NEA Sec
Is, TIN, RfW .... 1917
L w Brainard, Lot 2, Sec 1S,
TIN, R1W 154.17
L w Brainard, sEA NWA Sec /.
Is, TIN, R1W ...5. 1879
Robert Noble. Estate, All Of Sc
" lying South OF Idaho Cen
trail Railroad & North & East
Of the Duyal Lateral, Sec. IL,
T3N, RE- w ..s....s.l.. 1884
Robert Noble Estate, All that por-
ton of the NEA NEA lying
east of the Duval Lateral, Sec
Is, TIN, R2W, ..s... 56.88
Western Sugar Co. NE SWA,
SWA SWA & the North 800
TT. of SEA SWA less reser-
voir site, Sec 10, TIN, raw 345.4T
e n Wood, sen SWA less the
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-05
North a0o Il. Sec 1a. TaN.

North 300 IT.. Sec 1S, TIN,
R2W .....s..s.s 5,.s.a.,.5.. l4-ol
G t Bingham, All that portion OF
SEX NEA & NEA SEA ~
ing South and East of Boise
Valley Railroad right OF way,
Sec. I3, TIN, R2W 1896
Utah Idaho Sugar Company. All
that portion of SA sen ly-
ing South and East OF Eleventh
Avenue Nampa Idaho, extend
ed, Sec IA, T3N, R2W .... 323.69
Edward j. KenZler, Part Of NE
SWA SEA described in Book
so Of Deeds Page 978, Canyon
County Records, Sec. 10,
T3N, R2W ...s.....a 1888
Fred Nieman, Property desc
ribed in Book 83 of Deeds at
Page 1854, Canyon County Re-
cords, Sec 81, TIN, R2W. 1873
81 TsN, ROW . 1905
Bessie r. Dragoo, E1s of West
Z acres of So SWA NEA
Sec. 21, TIN, R2W 14.75
Mable Jennings, VIZ NE4
sEA NWA Sec q, TIN,
] McLaly, Lot 2, Peasants
Acres, s..,.5.5.,I. -. .....,.. 4.Ib
Fred NJ. Woods, Lot 4, Peasants
a Acres, ... ~ 49,. 4.79
j B Lantry, Lot 13, peasants
Acres ...s.... 4.79
w Williams, Lot IS, Sh, Pleas
ants Acres ..... 2.53
Robert Noble, Estate, All that 81
portion of Lot 3, Sylvan
Heights lying in NWA NEA
as described in Book 8 of Ex-
ecutions, Page $50, Canyon
County Records, Sec. %,
3T3N, raw II. .....s. 71.35
| G "a Glougie. NEA NE14 Sec %,
TIN; R2W s.5......: 49,. l71.85
r D Arnold, Property described
in Booko75 of Deeds at page
1873, Canyon County Records,
Sec. 20, T3N, sR2W 200
Cushman & Zeigler, Property
described in book SO of Deeds
at page liz, Canyon County
Records, Sec 20, .T3N R2w 1850
R d Arnold, Property described
in Book, 81 of Deeds at page
338, Canyon County Records,
Sec. %, TIN, Raw .a.... 9.25
H H Stiyer, Property described
in Book .814of Deeds at Page
1877, Canyon County Records
Sec. 30, TIN. R2W .5.h.. 71.73
Charles NJ. Sharp, All that por-
I ton of NEA NW14 NSNA &
Ss- NV " NWA NWA 1y-
ing North and West of the
Phyllis Canal Sec. %, T3N,
raw .,.s.,. ..s..s-,s.:... 1853
William Il. Gilbertj Lots 2, g, A
Larsen's Row Addition to
sNampatss =. =. - ...e...: 50. 4.9T
Fannie o.. butcher, Property de-
scribed in Book so of Deeds
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-05

continued on Page 81
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las: night by announcement Of three
president" before his departure.
They included Memorial Address
on the Late Terence MacSwiney. "A
ST. Patrick's Day Message and an
address on the republic Of Ireland:
The addresses. however. made no ret-
erence to Mr.. de Naleras aepar, ure
from the United States or his return
to Ireland.
The message of farewell to America
follows:
Land of the free and home of the
brave! Farewell! May you ever remain
as / have known you. the land or the
generous hearted and the kindly. May
you stand through time as they would
have you who love you-liberty
chosen champion, and oh. may you
never know yourself the agony OF q
foreign masters lash.
II came to you on q holy mission,
the mission of freedom: l return 70
my people who sent me, not indeed as
/ had dreamed it. with the mission ac-
complislsed, but withal with q message
that will cheer in the dark days that
have come upon them. and that VIII
inspire the acceptance OF such sacri-
fees as must yet be maffe.
80 farewell! Young, mighty, foFtu>
nate land! No wish that I can express
can measure the depth Of my esteem
for you or my desire for your welfare
and your glory. And farewell the
many dear friends I have made. and
the tens Of thousands who. for the
reason that / was the representative
of a noble nation and a st0ried appeal
ing cause. gave me honor they denied
To princes. Yon will not need to be
assured that Ireland will not forget
and that Ireland will not be migrate
full"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-01

Members of Association Metsl
at Engine House to CO.
serve Event.

Members of the Association of GGd-
est Inhabitants of the District OF
Columbia to-day at the Union engi &c
New Year meeting.
An interesting feature of the meet
ing was the visit of Eugene Brooks
president. and George w. Stewart
vice president, OF the Cofored Associ-
alton of Oldest rnha bitants
President Theodore w. Noyes OK
tended the seasons greetings to the
visitors and Mr.. Brooks replied in be-
half of the colored organization.
A valuable collection of phote-
graphs of civil war days in washiuc-
ton was presented TO the association
by Gen. Charles II ourand. The col
lection included views of the old Ions
bridge. old Anacostia bridge and sew
eral of the forts which defended the
capital during the war with the south
Capt. Evans Reads Review.
Capt. George W. Evans. chronicier of
the association. read to the meeting his
annual review of important events Of the
year 1899. including matters Of interest
to the city as a whole as well as to the
association.
Benjamin w. Reiss, recording secre-
tary OF the association, announced the
death OF Theodore F'riebus since the last
meeting.
The following new members were
elected: Henry e. Adler. 1896 Fsirmont
street; Clarence q. Allen. 2sie 18th
street; George w. Carl. ?I9 7th street
northeast: Walter f. Carter. 1924 Hobart
street; DIR. James F. Dougles. ice L
street: Daniel A. Edwards SOL Penn
syivania avenue southeast; Maurice r
F1ynn. 4e1 9Th street southwest: Thomas
h Godfrey, 2142 l street; William r
Snde. $500 New Hampshire avenue;
RAlph L. Hall. 415 4th street northeast:
James T. Henshaw. 1916 Columbia road:
charles Jacobsen. Sterling Hotel; Harry
King, 1779 Lanier place; S. Dana Lin
coin. 1892 Girard street; Frank A.
Loeff1er, 3410 18th street; Howard T.
Norton. 3725 New Hampshire avenue:
j. A. Oliver, 1928 Sd street; William
SchoeQberger. 1921 9Th street southwest
Andrew j. Whitaker, 1880 Oregon ave-
niue. and Samuel S. Yoder. 203 Mary
Land avenue northeast.
Oflginal Poem Read.
John Clasett Proctor read the follow
! ing original poem:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-01
NEW YEAR IN LONDON
is GAYEST SINCE 1914
Revelers in Prosperous Sections Of
City Make Celebration Last
Until Daybreak.
By the An.ociated Pre-.

BY the AnBoci2fed Press.
: LONDON, January 1.-London's pros
the New Year with noisy gayety sur
passing anything seen since January
L. 1914. The revelerS turned their
backs upon the grim bogfe Of hard
times. but its shadow. nevertheless.
crossed their paths id the form Of col
who shook money boxes on street cor
ners and in the perttcos Of hotels.
The large West End restaurants aaad
hotels Wed with one another in stag
were lavish in planning the decora-
ii ons Of their bathrooms and dining
rooms From the ceiling oY the baai-
room in one big hotel wan suapen ded
a big airship eighty feet in length,
from the capacious cabins OF which
scended and distributed gtfts among
the guests. Another hotel featured q
japanese garden. where silver buEleu
announced the birth OF 1921.
Danciax and merFiment continued
until this morning. many 81 the revel-
ers not returning hosne until daybeeaA
Outside OF st. Paurs Church there
was the time-honored gathering II the
poorer people Of the city, aaA. 3he
crowd, though perhaps larger thHn
often been. There was evident, how
ever, a disposition to defy an Dry
thoughts. TASKS and bottles being
produced from thousa nds Of pockets
as the bells rang out hsfAidinG the
new year. :,
At the stroke of 12 the. streets sur.
rounding the ancient church were
Allied with a din OF bagpipeA, mouth
organs. accordions and Aurnan vofcea
playing and singing AUD Lank
Syne."
LIVELY AT NEW 0A1RA MO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-01
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE, Md, January / (Spe-
alliances Anderson, Rockville's
oldest resident, died here yesterday
morning. aged eighty-nine years, He
tn a IN a. faii1 ,s, sfalt for ,ens
Mary Anderson of Rockville. and
James and John ". Anderson of
Texas. He also leaves q brother, G.
Minor Anderson of Rockville, who is
connected with the United States De-
partnent of Justice, at Washington.
Mrs. Anderson died several years ago.
Capt. Anderson was a native of
Rockville and was a son of the late
Col. James w. Anderson, also a life
long resident of Rockville. As a
member of the 35th Battalion, vir-
GINA Cavalry, he served in the Con-
federate army throughput the civil
war, entering as a first lieutenant
and being promoted to. captain. Upon
his return to Rockville at the close
Of the war he became o member of
the faculty OF the Rockville Acad-
envy, teaching there for several years
For four years he was county sur
pefintendent of public schools and
for twelve years clerk of the circuit
court for the county. He was a MEM
Der Of Montgomery Lodge of
Masons of Rockville and for a long
time was It's treasurer: belonged to
veterans of this county. and had long
been prominently identified with
Announcement has been made that
the marriage of Miss. Alice E. Hep
burn, for a number of years a mem
Der of the faculty OF the Rockville
High School. and Alton c. Bell of
IAStonsville. this county, win take
place On January at the home of
the bride-eiect. at Still Pond. Nd. Mr..
Bell is q deputy in the ONCE OF the
county treasurer here. -
Miss Cecilia Helen Frederick of
Rochester. n. r.. and Lyle Emory
Hutchison of Washinstpn motored
out to Rockville this aftafnoon and
wagner. pastor 81 the Baptist Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-01
|DUCK-FOOT MEN
REPORTED. LIVING
nv MARSH LANDS

Cross-Atlantic Cable Service to The star
LONDON. January IA tribe of
duck-footed men is reported by the
resident magistrate of New Guinea.
They are called Agmambu, and the
skin of their feet Is said to be
'as tender as wet blotting paper
They live in marshes and are so
much at home in water that they
seem to stand upright in That
element. without effort"
According to his report they
catch ducks by diving under them
and catching their legs. Their diet
consists chiefly of fish, water fowl.
sage and the roots of water-lilies.
They live in huts built over the
water on ten-foot poles, and keep
pigs In cradles under the huts.
lying on their stomachs with their
legs stuck through holes in the
cradles. These they feed on hsh
and sage. On especially ceremonial
occasions the pigs arc barbecued
Their dead are buried by being
tied to stakes, well aboYe the
water level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-01
FINANCIAL SITUATION
TAKEN UP BY HARDING
Problem Of Cutting Down Elk
penses Canvassed in Conference
With Leaders.

MARION. Ohio. january 1.-The
country's financial situation ana the
problem OF cutting down government
expenses were canvassed by Presi-
dent elect Harding yesterday in con-
ference with congressional leaders
and officials Of the Federal Reserve
Board.
Particular concern was shown by
Mr.. Harding in the. curtailment of
Army and Navy appropriations at the
present session or Congress-, and he
went over that subject in detail with
Representative Mondeli Of Wyoming,
.republican leader of the House,. and
Representative Anthony of Kansas,
chairman of the House subcommittee
which framed Army appropriations
measures. Recently ne had a similar
lconference with Representative Kelley
OF Michigan, chairman of the -appro-
priations subcommittee on naval ex-
pendituree.