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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29
SEE WHISKEY
RING IN STATE

Charleston, July a7.-Activities of
The alleged international whiskey
ring, operations of which have been
disclosed on the eastern coast, were
traced today to transactions through
which the whiskey struggled into
the country is disposed OF to the
ultimate consumer. in the opinion OF
the state prohibition officials.
In the arrest of Hosey Moore,
Commissioner Walter S. Hallanan
OF the state bureau, believes he has
uncovered evidence which will
show widespread operations of the
ring Of smugglers in West Virginia
Moore is not classed as a boot
logger" by officials, because hrs
transactions are limited to supply.
Ing retailers with coptraband wills
key, Hallanan said.
The bureau eSta blished the fac
that Moore, with two companions.
made regular trips between West
Virginia points and Newport News,
Va, bringing back with him several
cases OF sealed whiskey on each
trip In making the arrest today, dry
agents confiscated three cases Of
imported French brandy. which had
been buried on an East End resi-
dence property. Agents alleged to
be operating under Moore are being
trace by the officials and a number
OF arrests are eHa2a-ed within forty
eight hours. Y: himself is be-
In held under thousand dol
lars bond.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

brain water is increased the vol
ume of blood which can flow thru
the head is decreased This lack Of
blood circulation gravely impairs
all brain functions.
"The skull will not expand. Hence
increase Of brain water compress
ses the brain blood vessels. The
amount of this water increases
when 1t does not flow out of the
head as fast as it forms. About
four ounces OF water leave the
head every two hours.
Many Of the mental and physi-
cal breakdowns that occur in young
people about the time they are I'm
ishing high school are due to the
fact that the head has ceased to
grow and natures compensation for
a blocked outflow Of brain water is
no longer effective. High blood
pressure tends to restore and main
tain brain circulation in all such
cases. Nature knows more than all
doctors com bined. When she raises
the blood pressure of person we
have no justification for attempting
to lower it."
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

meal hours.
Thursday morning Lefty" Wilt
shire gained reputation as snake
charmer. While preparing TO go in
bathing he spied a four foot black
snake on the limb of nearby tree.
Gus made no bones about it to the
rest Of the fellows, but immediate.
ly grabbed the intruder back Of the
head, and held him firmly until An.
gel' Schill prepared a tin box for
his future home. While the transfer
from Gus's manly hands to the tin
box was being made the snake
stuck Out his ears" which made
Don nervous and he dropped the
box, letting out one of his wild In
dian shrieks. The snake escaped to
the cornfeld and about nine acres
of corn was trampled underfoot in
attempting to recover him, but we
are certain that Mrs. Snake was
home in plenty OF th1c 20 prepare
lunch for the youngsters
Francis Taylor refuses to acknowl
edge the authorship OF a piece of
poetry to which his name was at
ldGueu anu StuL " tlo pdpCL CSFpA-
al days ago. Fannie" says, you've
done ruined my reputation as poet
and now I'm done with you for life"
Mr.. Editor you have been awfully
good to us in giving us space in
your paper. and we are truly sorry
that the articles cannot be made
moro interesting. Let's blame 1t on
the pencil?
Thanks for space,
Truly, Grip.
P. S.-"Pete' Rutherford, Doug
Grimes, Jesse Cave and Ellis Sulli.
van went home this morning. while
Jim" Rodgers and probably Nose
Cole will come down this afternoon.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

make the Fourth of July noise and
one left over, filled with powder,
was found by boys who built a fire
and threw it in the flames. Harley
Smith, OF Potomac Manor, is the
most seriously injured. An Italian
lad was also injured. Both will re-
cover, but one, it is said, will be a
cripple for life. The noise from the
explosion aroused the countryside
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29
INJURED IN BELATED
FOURTH EXPLOSION

Two boys are in Hoffman hospital
Keyser, with severe injuries caused
by the explosion Of an old piece Of
pipe filled with powder left over
from a Fourth Of July celebration
at Potomac Manor, on the Western
Maryland Railway, last weak. Old
pieces Of pipe had been used to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

be held at St. Paul, Mimi, Seut.
1924, by Governor Morgan to rep
resent West Virginia. They are;
DR.. l. c. White, Morgantown; C..
E. Krebs. Charleston; John Raine,
Rainelle; j. Scott McWhorter,
Lewisburg; L. F. Everhart, Terra
Alta; S L. Coburn, Masontown; j..
B. Jenkins, Parsons; f. L. Judy,
Petersburg; II. A. Zoller, Hunting
ton; P. NJ. Snyder, Mt. Hope; Clar'
ence D. Robinson, Fairmont; j. D.
Burley. Moundsville; George A.
Laueblin. Wheeling; Ben H. Hiner
franklin; Thomas Logan, Parkers-
burg.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

Mr.. A. F. Bell, son Of Mrs. Eva
Bell, has returned home after
spending several months in st.
Paul, Mimi, Chicago, ILL.,, and other
western cities.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29
for several miles.

Two well known local colore,
men, Charles Marshall. leader q
the colored orchestra, and H. "a
Cheairs, both BARRIERS of East Mar
tin street, will leave tonight
spend a week or so at Niagara Fallt
and visit Canada, the native honrf
of the latter.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29
DRAINAGE DELEGATES
NAMED BY GOVERNOR

Fifteen delegates have been nam.
I'd to the tenth annual meeting OF
the National Drainage Congress to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-07-29

ct Pays To AGyertise"-in the
Journal.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

at
II n Sc las win ~
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Underwood 4 Underwood

In 0pdl--The Prin-
cess Vlora of Alba
mia, a recent arrival
i'm America. She was
born Edith Kelly,
was married to Frank
Jay Gould and after
W ard to r a p h
Thomas. After the
last named died she
became the Princess.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
MARYLAND RACING
BOARD ATTACKED
State Senator Norris Claims 1t
Is Killing Sport 1t Should
Regulate.

BALTIMORE. March 24-President
william I. Norris. OF the state senate.
yesterday ccnsured the Maryland
Racing Commission and promisei
legal action "in the very near future
that will compel the commission ("
perform it's functions in the public in
terest and not as dictated by private
influences"
"The racing commission is really a
race suicide commi ssion," said Sena-
tor Norris because it is sending to
certain death the sport ii is supposed
to foster and control.
"Its composition Is entirely gym
nastic, and in its membership can be
found able candidates for champion
shin in the finest turnverein. They
jump and swing from place to place.
from position to position, with the
greatest agility. No one ever knows
where they stand, and that includes
themselves. They will creep around
four blocks to get to the house next
door Meeting an issue directly and
sincerely is a course which the COM
mission apparently doesn't know how
to follow"
Senator Norris added that he be-
Iieved the members of the commission
should resign for the good OF the
sport, and that he intended to express
this belief to Governor Ritchie at the
first opportunity.
Senator Norris is counsel for Car.
roll II. Shilling. jockey. who has
applied for a license to ride in Mary
land The legal action Senator Norris
plans, however. will not be based di-
rectly on any plea Of Shilling. Sena
tor Norris says his idea at present
is to make a plea to the court on be-
half OF a citizen interested in racing.
This citizen will claim that the racing
commission, in it's refusal to adopt
rules licensing jockeys and trainers.
is not fulfilling its duty to the public
as prescribed in the Burke law.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
WHAT: TO EAT TO PUT IRON IN YOUR
BLOOD AND MAKE YOU Strong
PHYSICIAN VEGETABLES
ORGANIC


At their own doors-in the very
gardens OF those who are weak, rerv-
Gus and ailing all the while is one of
the most valuable tonics and strength
builders known to medical science.
said DR.. James Sullivan, formerly
physician of Bellevue Hospital (Out-
door Depto and the Westchester Coun-
ty Hospital. New York, when consult
ed recently
Or. Sullivan further said:-"Jf your
daily diet contains an abundant
amount of iron you are giving your
body the red blood food it Graves. But
II your blood lacks iron and is thin.
pale and watery you cannot expect
to be strong and well. On the con-
trary. your nerves become weakened
and you become irritable, fussy and
easily upset. In such cases, what you
need is iron--organic iron to remove
the cause of your trouble, and the mo-
ment organic iron is supplied il is
often wonderful how quickly your
multitude of symptoms will disappear
and how strong and vigorous you will
become" But be careful 90 diStin-
guish between ordinary metallic iron
which people usually take and true
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
BRITISH TO CENSOR
NEW BATHING SUITS
Government, Shocked at 1921
Styles, DEGREES Scantiest
Attire Is Banned.

LONDON. March c4.-The British
government. shocked at the style
models of 1921 bathing suits for wom-
en-. has decided upon censorship.
Government control of women's
oathing costumes has been estab-
hshed. and DR.. Addison. minister OF
pubic health. has been appointed
oathing customs comptroller.
circular-letter is being sent to
the local authorities at seaside towns
suggesting that laws be enacted
making. 1t an offense for persons of
either sex to wear a costume that
does not extend from the neck to
within four inches of the knee.
Already some of the bathing re-
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
REVIEW OF HIGH SCHOOL
CADETS SET FOR APRIL S

TIL eannual review. OF the Washing
ton High School Cadet Corps will be
held at 4 o'clock, Monday afternoon,
April 5.
Cadets will assemble at Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
march up the Avenue, around FIJI
teenth street, past the White House.
and down Seventeenth street to the
Ellipse.
The reviewing officers have not
been selected. This will be the occa
sion for the presentation OF the regi-
mental flags
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
want ads in The washington Times

want ads in The Washington Times
produce almost miraculously quick
results. Only a few moments elapsed
between the time ] ordered my ad-
vertisemenI put IN the paper and the
time the flock of applicants began to
assemble. Long after | had rented
the room ] advertised. the stream of
Prospective tenants continued to cal.
was surprised at the great num-
her of persons who responded"
The Washington times., 1921-03-24

time that bootlegging was going on
around the Capitol on a large scale
and that some OF the illegal vendors
OF the alleged whiskey were Dragging
that they were immune while plying
their trade among national legisls-
tors.
A prohibition officer was detailed
to ferret out the bootleggers who
were supplying liquor in "Congres-
sional circles" and two arrests were
made last night.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
Two Slain by Black Hand.

MORGANTOWN. w. Va. March ct
James Smith, shot through the left
side and right breast, and Andy Smith,
shot through the head, are dead at
Round Bottom, near this city, alleged
victims of Black Hand.
They lived together in a mining
house. There is nothing to indicate
who had committed the murder.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24

sorts have begun to protest. They
claim that such regulations would
keep away many fashionable women
who visit the shore to show off their
costumes and their personal charms
rather than to seek the solace OF salt
water.
But the government 10 in earnest,
and DR.. Addison declares that a
strong effort will be made to abolish
indecent attire.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
ADVERTISEMENT.

organic iron. Metallic iron is iron
just as II comes from the action Of
strong acids on iron filings. while or
ganic iron is true red blood food,
like the iron in your blood itself and
like the iron in spinach. lentils and
apples. In fact il YOU will eat a pint
or two OF spinach, half a pint of
lentils and three or four baked apples
each day you will probably not need
70 take any other form of organic
iron: but most people prefer to eat a
smaller quantity of containing
vegetables and take organic iron, like
NuXAted Iron. with them. 1t is like
taking extract of beef instead OF eat
ing pounds of meat. To prove TO
yourself what Nuxated Iron can do
for you, get your doctor to take a
specimen of your blood and make a
blood count of your red blood cor
puscles; then take NuXated Iron for a
month and have a new blood count"
made and see how your red blood cor
puscles have increased and how much
stronger and better you feel: see how
the color has come back to your
cheeks. how steady and strong your
nerves have become. At all druggists.
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
CAPITOL BOOTLECCERS
SOUGHT BY DRY AGENTS

Bootlegging in and about the Capt.
tol buildings and grounds is going
to stop and stop Immediately. This Is
the statement made by Captain Perkins
of the Washington prohibition force
Information has been reaching the
local prohibition officials for some
The Washington times., 1921-03-24
TIMES 'ROOMS" COLUMN
BRINGS MANY APPLICANTS

when IL comes to renting fur-
uished rooms to desirable tenants
The Washington Times classified col
umns offer the best conceivable as
sistance," said Mrs. John flaming,
1886 l. street northwest, today.
my experience convinced me that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
Market News
PRICES FOR GRAIN
SHOWING STRENGTH

BY Associnied Press
CHICAGO. Dee l5.--Grain prices dc.
tcloped strength today largely as a re-
suit N gossip that Congress would ap.
propriatc funds Tor the purchase 90
i.00n U00 bushels uf corn and 900 600
bushels ~ wheat for Russian relief.
Wheat closed strong. ic 10 lac net
higher with May fiIa& 90 giI2A and
lulF N.05i-S to tlo3h. Corn gained
Hr tn asc. and oats iac 10 Sc In pro.
Visions the outcome was unchanged to
,ilc up.
40 first the wheat market showed A
downward tendency because ct pros.
poets of rain or SNOW. likely Ia AFFORD
r'la from drouIh n the Southwest.
Gradually attention of traders began 10
focus on me possible market effects
10 q urouoai at Washington % ospeud
tlnouu unn t0 bus f1odsuffs foa Illus.
siu Consequent increase % bullish sen.
tmcni showed itself first in tho corn
p.t hut later Was more manifest In tho
Nhaot market Reduced crop estimates
from Canada counted as further stlin.
ulue
lpturus in corn ana oats as well ~
Iu wheat were mainly urihrd Co Rus
.uu relief ulk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

WANrED-Cl'au cotton rags Lo,iu
Printing Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

KANSAS CITY b,r Cattle T..
O00. cuncrs STRONG tu 2so higher. Bulk
s'.Slu 00 au other classes slow. beef
sto'rs l5H25 cents lower light year
uugs $3.50. COWS So 5oai25; heller.
SiOoa,15. bulls SJOO04OO: better
grade. voalors $1,000 400. good Texas
stoDkors $3.50.
Hogs 1000 generally steady. closed
about ac lower light lights $3.50, prac
umlly top SGN5 bulk Of sales S650m
.oo packing $3.50, pigs Toe zap. best
$500.
Sheep receipts 5000. sheep weak Co
PFC lower heavy natives SD 50HS.75.
amhs aud warnings strong 90 2,c high.
.I fol Earlings $3.50. fed westerns
NugI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

NEW ORLEANS La. Dec. Ii
From moderate declines IN the early
trading today tho cotton market was
lifted 10 small advances mainly on the
s',ldincss derived from better accounts
ftom the spot department After trad.
INK rs 10 90 points under the ciosing
level Of yesterday there was rise TO
not gains Of . 10 "a points hut the close
had no decided results. net changes
unFiug from one point 20 points loss.
January sold as low as 1889. as high
as lG.S2 and closed at 1911.
Poor cables resulted In sagging
opening but even IN the early trading
the market was steadied al the decline
hN reports from Texas Of L.tter de-
maud from textiles and some llttlo busl.
ness doing with Boston mills
Claims OF light ginning this last
period were something of support to
th' market the session through
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
COTTON


d. Associated Press
NEW YORK. Dec. l5-YcFterday's
advance was followed by reactions In
the cotton market during ioday's early
trading but prices frmcd up later ON
talk of better spot demand January
advanced 20 l5e2 ana closed at 1850
with the general llst closing steady nee
three points higher 20 four points
lower. IA
The market opened stcadyut nm ad.
vance 81 tive points on Decsr.ber but
generally three iei seven Islits lower
owing to disappointing Liverpool cables
and less favorable reports from Man.
chester Active months sold about Is
to 30 polnJs net lower during the morn.
ing with December touching 1879 and
March 1881
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

CHICAGO Dec. Cattle Re
,,ufs $4,000. L.,f steers mostly e5c
n.rh.r .ro'. or more, choc" voorliurs
yUs0 bulk I,.f steers So sou 400: fat
.aa. uI l,Tu weak tn e1r lower
1un,u und cutters bulls unI .toek,ts
uI feeders steady. yuI aIs,s q. d,
auu lower
Iloa Receipts o. 00o. unovculy
H.rd. TO D. lower MOSTLY FOO 1o.
..V,. closing fairly active. shippers
h0urH' 1000. holdova Uh.un tm
n ,rIr Tor Urht lights. ESQ pound
..,ur Hn to 1925. ll. lUn pound
h,es and up icSOG7ls. pigs steady 20
o. lowe. mIk jesrlhl. S. a51ssH
Sheep Receipts % oUn rt umh'
u.... .N io -lr lower 1t sheep ard
l.H. nmfa s,r lower. ,lrIy top nt
uI. 500 un practical top umm
.fU0 U.s UoU0uI050. y.rue tun
.N... urhf 'rt ewes NHE
F.. ..nI .". n..d kinds 50 90. rou.il.es
n.'. .... mostly around $1,000.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
Rea! Estate
DICKSON IINS TnnAN

Lot End ana Harrison streets North.
60-foot. east front. only s325. $500 cash.
balance $50 per month";
~ acres. well improved ana ali In
cultivation. G miles southwest Amarillo.
road TO Canyon city. 500 per acre.
Have Dodge touring Dodge sedan and
studchakcr cars o. trade Ton lots on q
house.
Lots on Van Buren, whyr, paving will
20. s2iO0.
4Oacre lease Sec 20 block y Hutch.
inson $40
90 acres. Sc %. =. p. Carson County.
$1,000 per acre.
40 acres. Sec. %. bloc, Y. hutchinson
County. $50 per acre,
ROYALTY near production ,hoap.
List your property and lri.es with us.
\. =. DlCkSON.
Phone 2553. Rear First Natl Bank
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

u. u. chill is put up in one.pound
nackna and wrapped In oil paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-South bedroom, adjoining
hath; gas heated poo West sth 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
Special For Few DAYS

5.rorm lra'ttully u.u BUNGALOW.
modein. except bath basement duublr
garage out building uu INH.itO Dos.
san Iacintn lloiRhts lDru,lI f.t dats
az $1,000. $1,000 down. haau.. ,u suit
buyer Thh is @ real bars s,, us
at once.
Also california hungilu" ll I,n..
NDw 90 hWitir feature. basement.
modern Throughout Slu l..uiu
Heights $1,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

N.H YORK. ng. While quiet.
t'.rs.'l oi ruled firm owing to a
-.. p" secure profits by recent sellers
tE..I of OH, com.ug census report. or.
H"-- "'r' light Closing bids were
3 t' 2 POINTS met higher Sales 200
HI.le Prime crude Ggpa 90. prime
.Wm,I yellow spot 600. January S.2I:
NH.H s May $50 an bid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
MirIlitn MarIuci.

WICHITA Em 3D.. l5- Hors-Rc.
ccuts 500. market .nudy. top iGG5;
brt ytc0ucGj.
Cptur auu. market steady. 20 steers
average 1896 700 5000. beef steers t9.Oo
QGO0. ho,f hcIfrs {35oH5 SO. beef
COWS t2Uo1lgs. sto,bors ana feeders
$4,000 5u. sto.. COWS and hoiiers 50 90
H2Gl. mU. EalUu3Uu. calves S3.50ft
g. 40
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16

\. =. DICKSON
Phone 2553. Rear First Natl Bar
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICE,
MASONIC BTIIFTTN

The Glenrio Oh Company has about
f@oOoo0 cash which % viii invest clihe.
IN oil stocks. Oh leases o: royalties II nu
acceptable proposition is submitted. Do
not call IN person. but submit your prop.
osiiion IN writing, giving details. so tn"
saine can b. considered by the Board 60.
Directors. addressing Glenril OG Com.
pany, Box tss. Amarillo. TcSIs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-16
Statesmen wAv~sp

sTkrTrNG lighting Ignition anf iat.
trry e,prri wants position in garage pr
eieciric shop employed hut want
chang. rs'.ron.'a furnished u e.
g~asbIr Chi'lcothe. TEXAS
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J. r. BROMERT, D. {.

AmefUI'e orr.l.. th.r0r.sr'.r. ~
1histtg i..r yelfs Complete XI,ay
s.rrI.. i'harr 1925 rn1n s.sw Iua.
.stu Western EaUlug Ga TlFiar street
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TeNas Cotton.

DALLAS Dec ii.-Cotton ic.ss.
s.,'d Houston i7.so quiet. Galveston
a. 90. steady.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WE DO odorlcss cloa Ing ana pressing
Three piece suits. 5! 20. suits pressed.
zoe. We can save you from $40 10 $50
on your suits. Smith a Parks Phone
igay
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

aLCOHOL for your radiator Two sea.
sons without frozen radiator IL our
record. The Andrews Mcdonald Co.
7lg Polk.
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WANTED

CALL g 4 Martin. rapcrhangor anil
painter. For quick service ana good
work Phone 500.
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FOR RENT win lcatr Co. Responsible.
urop'o now. uptudntr dunlDN. .urTy
modern. built in fixtures. DanpI.f, 200
every detail Apartment consists uf u.
ng room. dining room. breakfast rnum
Kitchen bedroom. bath and aunte
han inr side door dollvt.I.a. Carnage
and cement driveway Must hr e..u u
10, appreciated phDlc 1eN.
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foh Ri..>l--Z brd rooms. cunyrniru.
70 bath, 1900 Madison Phone sg;
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnlshcd roorqs
sol y Hays.
Evening star., 1921-08-10
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
TO PRESENT PAGEANT
Living Pictures, Shakespearean
= Fantasy and Choir Singing on
Outdoor Program.

=. A pageant will be presented at. the
Sylvan Theater near the foot of the
Monument tonight. under the auspices
of the Vacation Bible School of the Mt.
Vernon Place Methodist Church. as
; sisted by the choir and Mems Glee
Club of that church.
:: The program. according to an an
trouncement today. will open with a
srresentation of the following six
Iving pictures: "Caritas." by Thayer;
's'The Sistine Madonna" by Rafael:
Van Dycks "The Children of Charles
the First" Madam lie Brun and Her
Daughter" by Madam lie 'Brun: Van
Dyck's Baby Stuart" and Rafaefs
The Madonna of the Chair"
y, The second section of the program
is Shakespea' IN fan a., SUM-. Dy
the children's chorus of the Vacation
Bible School. with music by Katherine
Garrett. The third part will be choir
singing by the Mems Glee Club and
the audience. led by r. Deane .Shure.
director of music at the Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church.
THE Rights of the Child" by Prof
H. Augustine Smith, will constitute
the final item of the program. This
will be miniature pageant within
pageant. The spirit of religious edu-
cation in the home. the evil spirit in
the home and the spirit of religious
education in the community will be
subheadings for it. Child welfare.
supervised play, and Identification of
The city will be included also in the
topics.
No charge will be made for the
pageant.