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CHICAGO
@GRAIN AND PRovIsIoNs,

Chicago, AUG. z4.--z-Whea was
shsde easier at The start today but
soon 3 dfnss MI nAreportg
Of additioonal n H. Lies ofS 2O,000
"a since yesterd ayss close ~ Lo cay
pr 3 aSs,p lsnhina 5 M. s lass;nr z
ycoEnlnissionS.h nse tepded to g
advances. InifaalsSprice ya.lIM
9 S n - ,AS.for, xl.as
to III IL Tor Dece1nDer SeIAngh Of
.ders came out around t1.2osfo y z De-
:asa OMcialS 9 was starteas
\ ~ 9 option and nrsts ngnTes q
41.23 q. bout ent g
Corn; trad1ing as-iinns5 svola tlnn
ana tneI.aea a ere
which went from ls4 csntSundsrr I 3
l-s.cen. s oant btrsa. Up 9sms
spaacss va s. = o,9n IA ~ M nacann ~.
"a ~ ~ Gaina ~ Il 81 1csnt
ura acordad IN i frsf Rom Sats
80 an ~ aStar
swifh Straaa mainlv1 locaI.s santerSher
III A. to 81 l5S. - iEGss.s
Provisions renected fiehe priced.
for q Most ofEthe ~transactiona
were .in lire with the OCTOBER option
as laader. First uricesawere from &
toAs2o POINTS higher. than yesterdays
close. Nj sS B =
rs Additional exports brought the to-
tai to around1fa million and 4 half
bushels Tor the two DAYS and eou
aged buyers, all options ranging gem
orally hiRher until eyeninR up at tho
end brought the market back5to near
Yesterdays close. Ffnalitprices were
$1.18 to lis ia for september.
$1.19 IA for December and$1.22S Ia
for May. & &@
Corns September maintained sits
position of parity or better with De-
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Kansas City, Aug. 23.-Kansas City
won the third of a four game series
here today from Louisville. II to 10,
making it 2 out of 3. Score:
VII r. H. E.
louisville ...101 202 o4o-1o Is .
Kocher; Carter and Skiff, Cady.
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Minneapolis, Aug. 2~4.---FIour SSun-
changed to loo higher. In carload
lots family patents quoted atS$7.75@4
sacks. y sE M
Shipments $3.50 barrels. Bran
s$14.00 q $500.
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Faba Defeated

Chicago, Aug: 23.-Philadelohia
Chicago six to five in 10 innings. The
locals took a four run lead on Moore
and added another run OF Rommell
before he settled down and pitched
air tight ball. Faber suffered two bad
innings, the visitors tieing the ac-
count after two men were out in the
seventh. Daring base running by e.
A. Collins, who singled in the tenth.
and scored on Dugan's double after
two were ..out gave Philadelphia the
winning run.
Score: r. H.. z.
Philadelphia oo3 900 200 Is Ii 2
Chicago ....221 600 900 0-5 Is 2
Moore. Rommell and Perkins; Fab
err and Schalk.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Tuesday
Toledo o.; st. Paul s.
Louisville 10; Kansas City IL.
Indianapolis s; Milwaukee 8.
Columbus 10; Minneapolis 8.
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

Huron 8. Aberdeen 4. (15 inninss)
Reddeid 8 Wahpeton-Brecken-
Sioux Falls 8. Mitchell 4. III In
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The hump OF a camel is said to
taste like beef. and is considered a
great delicacy by the Arabs and 9TH
.ers.
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Beneals Won

Detroit, Aug. 23.-Detroit hit Zach
cry and Courtney hard today and won
easily from Washington ~ to s
Donnie Bush. former Tiger infeld,
released to Washington recently. went
into the game as a pinch hitter
against his old team mates and hit a
single.
Il Score: r.. n r
Washington .0e1 1O1 600 s 4
Detroit .003 003 24x-12 Is 1
Zachery. Courtney and Charity:
Oldham and F1aEestead.
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Red Sox Won

st. Louis, Aug. 23.-Boston made
is hits count for is runs in the first
seven innings and Won the first game
OF the series today from St, Louis,
is toS2. Geo. Bush was the individual
t getting a single. double and
triple in addition to driving In five
runs and scoring two himself: His
triple came in the fifth inning with.
the bases full.
Score: r. n. E..
Boston LILO 1862 2oo-15 II o
st. Louis ZOO o1O 100 2 5
Bush, Thormahlen and Ruel, Walt
ers: Davis. Vangilder, Burwell, Pal
nero and SEVERED, P. Collins.
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@ESsS \. GRAIN RECEIPTSSs4 t4sEE
Minneapolis, Aug. 24..--Wheatss re-
ceipts s24S cars compared with F2S2
car a. year ago. tg%F#sas
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Don't imagine that the sbiilposter
mkss an .aAsignraent every time he
"a driven tcgthe wall.
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LEAGuE
Games Tuesday

Games Tuesday
Philadelphia s; Chicago S. Go in
Washington 8; Detroit IL.
New York g.; Cleveland 1.
Boston Is; st. Louis 2"9Nh& i'
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Senator'S Beat MiIers.

Minneapolis. Aug. 23.-columbus
won here today 10 to 9, Minneapolis
using five pitchers and fifteen men.
A. ninth inning rally by the Millers
fell one short. Russell hit his 2Sth
home run Of the season, and Wade his
25th. Brainerd also got a home run
when his fly ball hit the stands in
fair territory and bounded into the
gone out of his sight. Score:
R. H. e.
Columbus ~. .42l oo3 0oo-1o ii i
Minneapolis ..310 OH 100 9 Is 2
Northrop. Clark and Wilson;
George. Mangum. Mclaughlin. Schau-
err, Russell, and Mayer. Grabowskf.
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Benton Effective.

St. Paul. Aug. 23.-Rube Benton
BANKED Toledo today while thes saints
hit Morrisette and Ayres opportunely,
winning 8 too. The hitting Of Haas
and Whelan featured. Score:
Toledo ..... 900 900 300 8 3
st. Paul .....3o1A 001 1Ox- s IL q
Morrisette, Ayers and Schaufrel:
Benton and Allen. t NJ
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POTATOEs,

Chicago, Aug. 24.-Potatoes weak;
.receipts.s lag cars; Colorado. Idaho
nesota Early Ohios, s 2.o0l@2.25: Me-
braska, $2..25 q $50. II
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Home Run Only Score.

Philadelphia, Aug. 23.-Cy viii
liams duplicated his feat of Monday
by driving the ball over the righS
field wall for a. home, run today and
gave Philadelphia a one to nothing
victory over Chicago. Honors were
even in the pitching duel between
Meadows and Freeman. The contest
gave Philadelphia the series. Score:
r. H. e.
Chicago 80. 900 900 ooo-0 I o
Philadelphia 900 010 COX Il Z 0
Freeman and O'Farrell; Meadows
and Henline.
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Indians Won Again.

Milwaukee,. Aug 23.-Indianapolis
made it three straight by defeating
Milwaukee, today 6 to 3. Both
Schaak and Cavet we're hit hard. The
hitting Of Baird and Covington f9a-
tured. Score:
r. n. e.
Indianapolis 100 10 BIO IL 3
Milwaukee -. 900 OIL 001-3 ITO
Cavet2 and Dixon; Schaak and
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NEW YORK
STOCKS.

stocks broke Into low ground on the
stock exchange today. sT These includ-
ed Pierce Arrow, common ana epre-
ferred. Columbia Graphaphone. CONT
tors. the latter being l~iquidated stn:
large Individual lots. American
Smeltin.s common and preferred,
Crucible Steel, Manila Sugar, United
Drug and misunderstanding chemical
preferredflost 4 1-4glto almost s points.
Oils, especially the foreign group and
Sthei better grade Of equipments ana
motors were strong ~ seven point
break in 500; a Canadian Pacific
subsidiary on a sing e a was the
only striking feature among rails.
Money conditions were Unchanged,
call loans opening onSthe exchange
Satl s S1-2 percent, withSfree offerings
at 5 per cent elsewhere. ss
Rails and metals weakened at mid
day. GNorthern-Pacific Great North-
ern,.sKansas City. Norfolk and West.
to 4 IL points. American Smelling
extended its loss tos3 r1l2 points and
National Lead, Utah and Anaconda
declined 4 1-2 to 8. Lackawanna
Steel.SHide and Leather, preferred,
Sur1atra Tobacco, Atlantic Gulf and
,Worthington Pump also were heavy
Stocks continuing to close grounnI
d. LIE, llSL4eSs OpSH4H6 u quay = SS Ss
sion. New low records for the gear
were, made by some of the prominent
Issues, notably Mercantile Marine.
preferred, American international
Pullman, Anaconda Copper and In
ternationals Paper at initial declines
running from large fractions ITO one
point Crucible Steel, American Car,
also reacted. Union Pacific was the
only stock to display strength, gain
ing one point on yesterdays favor
able statement of earnings, 4
Mexican petroleum lost all its gain
and an, additional two points later.
Declines among rails, equipments and
metals became more extensive. The
closing was weak. Sales approxmat-
ed 600.0 600 shares.
PRODUCE.
steady; receipts 1853: creamery
higher than extras 40 1-2@41c:s
creamery extras 90 80 lao
40c: i1rsts SO to 81 score s6z1-2@39c.
Eggs irregular; receipts 1885;
fresh gathered extra firsts 37l@ 40c;
firsta 80 1-2@36c.
Cheese steady; receipts 2.S46: state
whole flats fresh specials 21@21
do average run 10000 l-2c;
state whole milk twins specials 21@
81 lac; do average run 10000 lac.
MNzI.
New York, Aug. 24-Prime mer.
cantNeepaper 6 to 61-4; exchange ir-
regular; sterling so day bills 3.64 3-s.
Francs demand s7.72; cables
7.72 1-2.s
Lire demand 4.42 IL; cables 4.25.
Marks demand 1.l9 IL; cables
Sweden demand sl.5s; Norway de-
mand 1927.
Montreal l9s7-8 percent discount.
Government bonds easy: railroad
bonds steady.
Time loans steady: 50 days, 30 days
and s months 5.3-4 to 6tper cent.
Call money steady. high, low and
ruling rate 5 Ia closing bid.
METAL.
electrolytic spot. and nsarby IL s-4fjto
II; later II to II IA. =
TIM easy: spot~andf nearby 1915;
futures 25.75.l
Iron steady, spot 4.40., n
Zinc dull: Feast St. Louis delivery
spot Ais to 4.20.
Anthony spot $50.
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York Aug. 24.-Liberty bonds
closed: 3.1-2s, 81. "a; first As, $3.50;
second 4s. $3.50; first "A las, 87.74;
second 4 1-4s,s 1882; third 41-4s,
91.78; fourth a LIS, S7.76; Victory
3r3-4s, 1874.
COTTON.
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sDUnUTM,
GRA1N RECEIPrS.

Duluth, MINI, Aus. 24.:--Eleyator
receiptssof domestic grain: Wheat
$4,000 bushels: corn ~, 400: Data
5000 barley, ING 100; rye 1ss,7oo;; !;
shipments: wheat 575. 300 bush
els: barley $4,000; y $4,000. \
Duluth CAT inspection: Wheat Nos
land 2 dark northern and Mos. 4 and
and No. 3 n~orthernS925: other spring
rs; Nos.sfls and,s amber 4uEum and
Nos. ~ and 2 dNrum 81: No. : amber
durum and No. durum 20; smutty
durum 4 other durum$ IS; Nos. 81 and
2 dark hard winter and#Nos. 4 and 2
hard winter q 6:$temuttyS winter s.;
imixedF7S; sfnutty mixed 4 all wheat
-3s9;aflax IS mixed grain i; corn rs:
eat. as;,sye. lss; barley ~ "; al grains s1slhls
Closing: Wheat-No. dark north
ern. track, $t.47;s No. 1 dark northern,
arrive. $1.47; No. dark northern;
$1.42; No.. 1 amber durnrn, on track,
$1.233 Sd; mo. ~ amber adurum,
$1.21I "a; No. Q amber 7durum. ar
rive, $3.50 3-4;AaNo. i durum;StS1.17%s;
No. 2 durum, $1.15 3-4;a No. i mixed
drum, $1.17a3-4; No. 2 mixed durum,
$l.l5 s.3-4; No. Il dark hard Montana.
track and arrive, .$1.05l 3-4. 4 @5 8ss
X Faxseed-On. track.$2.05 Ia; ar
rive, $2.05 IL; September. $2.04s1-
asked; October, $2.06 1-2H asked; No
yember. $2.os H91-2 bid; December.
oats-on track. 81 7-s@s2 rs.
Rye-On track and arrive. 80; Sep
TENDER. 90 bid; October,.I9a$1-2 nom
inal; December. 81 1-2;jMay, $l,o2h
bid. DIX !
orn-No. 2 mixed, SO s-4.
Barley-On track, 1852. F
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The PENNANT RACE
NATIONAL LEAGuE
Games Tuesday

Games Tuesday
Pittsburgh s.; Boston 4.
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 2. 1(1o In
nings).
Chicago o; Philadelphia- j.
st. Louis 10: New York Z.
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orn-No. 2 mixed, So Sd.
Barley-On track, 4l@62.


Duluth, Aug. 24.-Wheat prices
were advanced around. the opening in
today's market. H~csitancy then APP
ipeared and. quotations reacted from
the top marks set. Offerings were
in fair volume and indisposition Of
traders to follow. prices placed; a bar
against any runaway bull market.
Old September wheat closed 4 cents
up at 1.25 bid; new September 8 centa
up atS1.2S bid and December 2 3-4
cents up at 1926 bid. At the start 1.2s
was bid in the spring wheat future
and 1t closed at 100 bid. May durum
closed at 1.17l-2 bid. 4 Ma
Spot y closed 1 3-4 up at 80; Sep
TENDER / 3-4 up at 90; December 1
up at 81 1-2 asked and May 1902 1-2
bid. Oats closed 3-8 to- 198-S%up at
81 7-8 to 3227-s. Barley 2 to s cents
UP at ~ to ~: No. 2 mixed corn "a
up at 523-4 for spot.
Flax seed was we'll supported with
buying orders in hand for execution
at the opening. September closed
unchanged at 2.04 1-2 asked; October
LIZ of IT. 2.065 1-2 asked, November
IL up at 2OS7t-2 Did and December
l. up at 2.11.]5
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Cleyeland-By1an Downey xhol
Iaeets Johnny Wilson 81 Boston fofG
the middleweieht chAmpfonshlp 81
York 70 ccsapIete tTainine.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, Aug. 23.-Boston hit Glaz-
ner hard enough in the first three inn
tngs to defeat Pittsburgh 4 to 8. to-
day. Carlson, pitched. the last fve
innings and held Boston to two hits
and, no runs. .Pittsburgh's runs came
when Grimm made a home run to
deep. right center with. two. on base in
the sixth. Score:
r. H. =.
Pittsburgh 700 oo3 900 Is 0
Boston .S...103 900 COX 4.1O o
Glazner, Carlson and Schmidt;
Watson and O'Neil:
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Reds won.

Brooklyn. Aug. 23.-Cincinnati took
its last game Of the season in Brook
lyn today. Z to 2, in 10 innings,
Mitchell and Donhue were equally eff
fective until the tenth when the
Brooklyn pitcher went to pieces after
Umpire KLEIN reversed a decision on
a close play at third. Griffith's home
run in the seventh tied the score for
BROOKLYN, Score:
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St.. Iouis. Won.

New York. Aug. 23.-St. Louis
made 1t three out of four from New
York by winning their last game of
the season here. 10 to 4. The Giants
batted Haines out in the first inning,
but could do little with Sherdel until
home run OF the seaNon. Score:
r. H. p.
st. Louis ....o22 oo1 o2s-10 Is o
New York 100 DOL 104-7 10 :
Haines, Sherdel and Clemens;
Barnes, Sallee and E. Smith, Snyder.
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COTTON.

New YORK, Aug. 24.-COtton futures
closed strong; October 14.12; Deem
Der 14.46; January 14.53; March
1867; May I4.75.
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Too mny ~ our comir9 raen ~
h~eaAic4ppsd from tho start.
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Totals 10000. 27 "a 10 O
Ran for Gavin in the eighth.
Score by innings: /.
Fargo ...... 900 0O1 0O-1 6 8
Minot ....... 100 002 0x-3 Z o
Called at end of eighth; darkness.
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ATTFAfPT no Bowen REcnRn

TUsIOWER RECORD.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Aug. 24.-An
attempt will be made at the grand
circuit race meeting here today by
Single 6, 1853, to lower the track
record of 200 3-5. This record is
held Jointly by Napoleon Direct
and Miss Harris M.
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Cincinnati 900 600 900 81 Ii )
Brooklyn 1000 100 100 % s :
Donohue and Hargrave; Mitchell
and Miller.
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Seagert, N. 1.-The worlds record
OF 66 consecutive bulls eyes at 1000
YARDS with rifle vas made by Serst.
" Y. Jones. us. marines.
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METAL

New York, Aug. 24:.-Copper quiet;
selectrolytic spot and nearby II ga to
II; later II to IL IA t%s5 r. FL
Tin easy: spot ard nearby 25.75;
futures 1918.
Iron steady spot 4.40. III
Zinc dull: Feast St. Louis delivery
spot Ais to APO.
Anthony spot $50.
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Portland. ore.-Charles Macarthy
OF Chicago won the all-around cham
ptonship AT the thirteenth fly and bait
casting tournament. i
Evening star., 1921-01-20

st. Peters Boy Scouts, Troop 12
meet in ST. Peters School, SIG e street
southeast.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
CITY news IN BRIEF.

The ". C. r. L. will held Patri-
otic social for the Americanizatfon
classes tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
at 512 9Th street northwest.
The Joint Cenfereace on Retire.
ment will meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock at 1893 New York avenue.
The Federation Of Citisens' Asso-
Citations viii meet Saturday at $40
pm. in the boardroom of the Munlc-
ipal building: s,-.-'s- -.
Business Wonen,s Council will
meet Tomorrow evening at ':oo
O'Clock at the Church of the Covenant.
u. w. .Lamkins viii speak on l"e
work of the Vocational bureau.
The BiosegieaI society Of W:shinS.
ton will meet Saturday at O'Clock =.
The Cosmos Club l.. H. Miller ana
II. c. Bryant will speak. PUBIC m
vited. Council meeting at 1880 O'CLOCK
The Leaxue Of American Pen Wein-
en- will meet Sunday at O'Clock At
1722 H street. Ernest Thompson seton
will speak.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People will
hold it's annual meeting tohorron TOY
evening at O'Clock at the dLth
street branch of the Y. N. C. A.; Elec-
ton of officers. =. -.
The Notre Dame de Namur Alumn.e
Association Will hold q card parry
and dance Tuesday at 24oO 1oth s.ree''
Rev. s. T. Nicholas will give the ex-
nosition of the Sunday school lesson
tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 O'CLOCK DIT
the Y. w. c. A, 1888 + street.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

President Theodore Roosevelt Post
No IA, American Legion. meets at :
O'Clock at the G. A. Il. Hall. 141-
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

The Notre Dame de Namur AluMn.e
.ssoci.t;on will hold a card party
and dance Tuesday at 2460 10th street.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
lAUDS S0UTH'S LEADERS
At MEETING OF CAMP

Glowing tributes were paid to the
two great generals of the Confederacy.
Robert e. Lee and ''StonewaH" jack
son. by the veterans of Washington
tions at the annual birthday celebra- :
tion last night at the Confederate
Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue.
Fully 100 members and friends at
tended the meeting. which was pre-
sided over by Capt. Fred Beall. com
A brief resume of the lives and
characters Of the two southern leaders
was made by Brig. Gen. Charles B..
Brigade. U. c. V. Their greatness was
shown, he said. by the loyalty that
existed in every southern heart through
and after the war. Admiration exists
for them not only in the posterity OF the
south, but also throughout the north, he
declared.
Included in the musical program
were selections sung by Mrs. Frank
Morrison, Miss Lillian Chenoweth
and Mrs. z. V. O'Brien, accompanied
by Mrs. Bertrand Ewell Trenis. ''rhe
Last Order of Gen. Lee was read by
Col. Lovick Pierce. adjutant. Camp
No. III. L. c. ". and recitation,
The Sword of Robert f. Lee was
given by Miss Marie ]. MCGUIRE. Two
crosses of honor were presented by
Mrs. Gustavus Werber, assisted by Col.
NJ. S. Thompson.
Invocation and benediction was said
by Rev. DR.. J. E. Briggs. pastor of
Fifth Baptist Church, and Rev. John
Paul Tyler. pastor of Epworth NJ. r.
Church South. respectively.
Attention was called at the close OF
the meeting by Capt. Fred Beall to
the Southern Relief ball. which will
be held at the New Willard February
Z. He also announced that gifts of
500 and several other smaller con-
tributions had been made to the camp
by the Daughters of the Confederacy.
Dixie" which according to the
custom Of the camp is sung at the be-
ginning and close of each meeting.
was given, the audience. standing.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

Make Floral Plans for Yonr
entertainment with Shaner. SVo l4tn'-
Advertisement. s,l..
Evening star., 1921-01-20

Progressive Council. No. 9. Daugh'
tiers of America. holds dance in the
Naval Lodge Hall.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

Wilson Normal Community Center
will hold the following activltieS TINS
evening: Domestic art, dreSsmakins
millinery, advanced and eieme ntar.
spanish. an domestic science. English
speaking. war risk; group. boys attn
letic group and the National feopie
Opera. Girls gymnasium class VIII
meet this afternoon.
East Washington Community Cen
ter will hold meetings OF the Amer
icanization clas millinery ana dress-
making clubs, Wallach Pleasure Cluo
and Maccabee Athletic Club this even
ing.
Thomson Community Center VIII
hold meetings of the millinery CLUB;
Spanish club. and the mandolin ana
guitar clubs this evening.
Southeast Community Center holds
meetings of the Country Dancing Ciuo
and the Mohawk Athletic Club this
evening.
Johnson Powell Community Center
will hold a committee meeting at
.:3O o'clock this evening. The ORA
matte club will rehearse at ) O'Clock
this afternoon and at 1880 O'Clock
this evening. a social dancing class
for children will be held at o'clock
this afternoon and social dancing Tor
adults at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Petworth Community Center holds
a meeting of the millinery club this
evening.
Dunbar Civic Center holds meetings
of the following groups this evening:
French club, Just Us. Carlisle, Peer.
less and Brownies basket ball teams,
Carlisle women.s basket ball team and
the women's athletic club.
Garnet-Phelps Community Center
holds the following activities this
afternoon: Band of Mercy. Junior Red
Cross, Boy Scouts and the pleasure
club. The woman's exchange, James
f. Walker auxiliary and the thrift
club. meet this evening.
Deanwood Community Center holds
meetings of the community chorus.
community band and the, junior ath-
letic club this evening -s~
Evening star., 1921-01-20

at sol f street northwest for the bene-
fit Of the Mallon Relief Fund.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

,Parent-Teacher Association of the
Slater-Langston School meets at i:3O
o'clock at the Slater School.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

iAmeri icanization Social Club holds
dance at the Old Central High School.
Three Hundred and Twenty-ffth
Field Signal Battalion members of the
District, Maryland and Virginia hold
a reunion at O'Clock, at the Central
M G.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

Colorado Society meets at the Thorn
son School, 18th and L streets. Miss
Jeanette Rankin and Mrs. Clara
Sears Taylor speak.
Evening star., 1921-01-20

send eHers' Vielets :,
via Gude's. Sweetest home grown
specimens. 1914 F.-Adveytisement.
Evening star., 1921-01-20
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
Miss Jane Adams of Hull House,
Chicago, speaks at 1920 o'clock be-
fore the Senate committee on banking
and currency in favor of the Farmers
National Councils plan to reduce the
Army and Navy one-haIf
Evening star., 1921-01-20
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TO-DAY. -,
National Society for Humane Regula-
tion of vivisection meets 1t I o'clock at
the Shoreham Hotel Ernest Thompson
Seton and Miss Nellie c. Williams speak.
Public invited.
Washington committee of lighthouses
for the Blind holds an illustrated lecture
by Miss Winifred Holt. at 80 O'Clock
at the Interior Department. Public in
vited. The Federation of Wornen's
Cubs will attend. /.
; TONIGHT. -
Princeton University Alumni Associa-
ton holds a reunion at O'Clock at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Washington Academy OF Sciences and
Chemical Society of Washington hold
Joint meeting at S rs o'clock, at the
Cosmos Club. c. l.. Alsberg speaks.
Evelyn Gurley-Kaner presents ."If.
We're King at o'clock at 1914
street.
Women's City Club holds musical.
Parliamentary Study Club of-Washing
ton meets at 8 o'clock in the parish
hall of ST. Luke's Church. Public In
vited.
Shamrock Social Club holds a dance
Evening star., 1921-01-20

District of Columbia Society of the
Sons OF the American Revolution holds
ladies' nigh, at s o'clock. at Rau-
scher's. Representative Albert john
son speaks
The Cordova daily times., 1921-07-12

Gas boat, at any time. for picnics. See French Paul. 6-9-1mo.