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Evening star., 1922-12-25
A jolly Christmas.
The Christmas spirit Of good will
Today the whole wide world Should fill.

The hrIStmaS SPIRIT oG Sonn VIII
To-Day the whole wide world Should MI.
Peter Rabbit.
The beautiful Christmas was abroad.
1t was up at Farmer Browns house.
1t was in the Old Orchard 1t was
down on the Green Meadows. Il was
up in the Old Pasture. 1t was over in
the Green Forest. 1t was along the
Laughing Brook and around the Smil-
ing Pool. All the little people felt it.
They didn't know what il was. for.
of course. they know nothing of man
made holidays. But they felt il. With
out knowing why they knew that that
day was different from any other day.
You see. the Christmas spirit which
is the spirit of good will, had filled
every heart.
Perhaps their stomachs had some
thing TO do with that kindly feeling.
You know there is nothing like full
stomach to make one feel kindly to-
ward others. And the stomachs of all
Evening star., 1922-12-25
Leatrice Joy Talks About Success
and Self.

I've. had full week. and scarcely
time to write it all down i'm my diary.
Three days ago I went to Providence
to see Elmer Clifton's picture. "Down
to the Sea In Ships and yesterday
went to the Famous Players studio in
Long Island City to see Leatrice Joy.
and when I got there I thought ]
had acquired the wishing rug instead
of the trolley car and had landed in
Hongkong. The studio was simply
Evening star., 1922-12-25

HERE Is THE NEWLY FEATURED
BLACK CREPE DE CHINE NIGHT
GOWN WITH CREAM LACE YOKE h
THE CREPE Is EMBROIDERED
WITH FLOWERS IN COLORED
SILK. THIS IS ANOTHER TOUCH
OF MEDik,EALISM. AND QUEENS
ONCE SPONSOI:ED 1T.
FORMER. true to medieval custom
cared littic for exquisite cleanliness
Because nedievalism has infu-
enced outer garments TINS winter,
Evening star., 1922-12-25
Your Home and
You
The Christmas Delivery Boy.
BY HELEN KENDALL.

Christmas afternoon often brings
with it a slump from the excitement
and thrill of the morning hours. when
children are fairly bewildered with
their toys and the emptying of stock
ings and the vision of the glittering
tree. They have been up since dawn.
Evening star., 1922-12-25
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY. Nj. D.,
Noted Physician and Author.

song or monotone in reading aloud
and in ordinary conversation. a slut
terer may be able to sing what he
wishes to say when he can't say it..
Let the conversational voice comprise
many musical notes.
Evening star., 1922-12-25

Once unon Il time a Queen of Eng
Centuries since her reign a member
OF the st round the English throne
wears black velvet nightgowns trim
med with crnine. The latter puts
Thin China silk slips under them. The
Evening star., 1922-12-25

PARIS. December 11.-Dear Ursula.
At our Christmas dinner party Of
course we shall have apples with
a picture cut in the peel on one side.
And, just think-John is going to
be there! PAMELA.
Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-12-25

swarmng with the SONS Of the cclcs-
tial country. and when Miss Joy and
I went down to the lunchroom for AN
humble egg sandwich and coffee. We
walked through narrow. winding.
crooked streets redolent of China.
The fact that Leatrice was also elab
orately Chinese, playing. as she is
the Manchu woman in Joseph Herges
Evening star., 1922-12-25

Prices realized on Swift & Company
sales Of carcass beef in Washington, D. c., for
week ending Saturday, December %, on ship
ments sold out, ranged from $50 cents to c00O
cents per pound and averaged 1c.46 cents per
pound.-Adyertisement.
Evening star., 1922-12-25

Copyright. 1927
Evening star., 1922-04-30
EXHIBIT OF BIRDHOUSES,
WORK OF SCHOOL PUPILS
Award of Blue Ribbons at New
National Museum, Where Struc-
lures Are on View.

Birdhouses built of some of the
queerest stuff you ever saw were
awarded blue ribbons by the Amer
lean Forestry Association yesterday
at the New National Museum, where
the Washington school children now
are exhibiting their handiwork. The
exhibit, DR.. Paul Bartsch says, will
be open all this week.
On the committee of award were
Mrs. Florence Miriam Bailey of the
Audubon Society, DR.. T. s. Palmer of
the National Flower Preservation So
ciety, who has been directing the
course of lectures for the children
every week; NJ j. Breen of the Nor
NAL School and Russell T. Edwards
for the American Forestry Associa-
ton.
The blue ribbons went to Gage
Schol as a unit. Ella White, Longfel-
low School: Edwin Ferrell, Langdon
School; Stemmer Burgess. no school
given: Allan Stratton, Johnson
School: Doris Miller, Langdon School;
son Reeves, Lenox School; Gardner
Dean. Petworth School; Chester Mills,
Petworth, School: Olan Skinner. Lang
don School; Andrew Thomas. Wheat
ley School; Catherine Walther, Ten
ley School; Robert Fox. Weightman
Albert wa. Fillmore School; Conrad
Grohs and Lewis Phillips. Buchanan
School; Dolph Atherton, E. v. Brown
School, Richard Downey, Brightwood
School: Phil Thurston. Abbott School;
Cecil Down, Emery School; Lloyd A.
Cohen. Smallwood School; Angela
Carlton. Takoma School; Norman
Morgan, Langdon School; an invert-
ed flower pot, no name.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
6(|0MORE BUREAU
WORKERS DROPPED
Married Women and Others
Given No Advance Notice
by Director Hill.

Six hundred employees of the bu-
reau of engraving and printing were
dismissed yesterday by order of Di-
rector Louis Hill, cutting the per-
sonnel down to approximately 5,400.
The reduction was effected without
going outside of the three classes
specified in the order from the Treas
ury Department-women whose hus-
bands were employed, persons on .ex-
tended retirement and wartime en-
ployes without civil service.
Notice was not given the employees
dismissed until yesterday, that their
connection with the bureau terminal
ed at the conclusion of their days
work. There has been much excite
ment among the personnel. at the bu-
reau, especially among the classes
designated in the order, and feeling
was strong that more notice should
have. been given.
Director Hill explained the action
as being necessary for the efficiency
of the bureau, which. he claimed
would have been greatly. upset by
previous announcement of those to
be discharged. :
At the Treasury today it was said
that the report submitted from the
inventory taken at the bureau might
not be presented for. several days
yet, although it was expected some
time ago that it might be presented
early this week.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
CRACK ARTILLERY TEAM i,
ENTERED IN HORSE SHOW
Members of Battery E Confident
of Winning Blue
Ribbon.

The crack artillery team Of Battery
E. Sd Field Artillery. U. S. A., has
been entered In the National, Capital
horse show. which opens on May IL.
The members of the battery are con-
fident of winning the blue in this
class.
Entries for the show close Tuesday.
The largest entry for the show Is that
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Ziegler and
their son, William Zeigler, jr., of New
York, who have entries in twenty
classes.
i. Gen. Pershing's horses. including
the famous JEFF. will be exhibited
again this year. Mai. Charles S. Scott
will ride and exhibit them. jeff has
long list Of blue ribbons to his
credit. and the generals other horses
are all noted winners. Gen. James A.
Buchanan, one of Washington's lead
ing sportsmen, has engaged seven
stalls and will have hunters and
The Army win be well represented.
In addition to Gen. Pershings JEFF.
Princess, Dandy Duke and Prominent
Tom, there will be, Maj. Cen. Har-
bord's Gay Lark, champion heavy
charger of last years. show, which
scored a sensational victory in the he
national horse show at New York
city. He will be ridden and exhibited
by Lieut.. T. H. McCreery. Lieut.. Nc
Creery will also ride Col. w. w.
Whitesides' champion high jumper,
Tarrynot.
Maj. Stanley Koch will show his
saddle horse and light
charger, Mine Sweeper. Fort Myer
will be well represented with eight
or teni Jumpers, the Roman race and
the field artillery classes.
The racing: program will be i'm
proved this year and q new feature OF
nj mil hn q
horses TO be ridden by amateurs.
Racing. Chairman Thomas Bones is
perfecting an elaborate program
which promises plenty of excitement
every day. ~ +,
The Remount Association Of Amer
on May IL. the opening. date of the
show, and will give a big horseman's
banquet that night. The show will
continue to May II, inclusive.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

A bill To permit women to become
judges has been introduced in The
German reichstag.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
W. R. & E. ASKS FARE CUT.
Permission to Reduce Charge on
Promised Bus Line Granted.

Fare on busses Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company to be
operated on Park road from Georgia
avenue to 18th and Mount Pleasant
streets will be the same as that
charged on the street car lines of the
company. according to an order of the
public Utilities Commission handed
down today.
The Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company applied to the commits
sion on April 81 for reduction in the
rate of fare directed by the order au-
thorizing the operation of the busses.
which was set at cents straight.
The order is in the form of an
amendment to the section of the pre-
vious order prescribing the rate of fare,
and makes that section read as follows:
1.-The rate of fare to be charged on
these motor buses shall be the same as
the current rate of fare in force on the
street railway lines of the said Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
The order takes effect on and after
the date on which the Washington
Railway and Electric Company begins
operation Of busses.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
NOW GROWING HAIR
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Names and addresses of Washington
neonle getting remarkable results from the
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Our formula to aid nature grow hair:
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Get them today.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

dows on l. street, with an entrance
to the yard of stone columns and iron
gates.
A wide entrance hall finished in
marble, panek walls and stucco
ceiling will be an attractive feature.
The planning of the apartments has
been done with the view to converta-
bil,ty, SO that any accommodations
from one room and ba lh up to a dozen
or more rooms may he supplied
Each bedroom will have its own bath
room.
The largest apartments will hav,
foyers, with columns bs.weeh fnet.
and living rooras.
The interior finish aad aDpoin'-
ments in the principal roG-,s vii. ~
of the paneled type. ornamented w.t..
stucco cornices and having psint"a
decorations.
The plans were prepared by A. T..
Clark. jr., architect, and the construc-
tion is being done by Parsons e. Hy-
man, builders.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
Eczema
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Itch

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Evening star., 1922-04-30
EIGHT-ST0RY APARTMENT
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Building Located at 18th and L
Streets to Be Known as the
Presidential.

Construction of an eIght-story
apartment house at she southwest
corner of 18th ana l. streets nor,n-
west. to be known as the Presiden-
tial, has been started. Mrs. Clara r.
Dennis, is the owner.
The building will have a frontage
on 18th street of eighty-five feet and
depth on l. street of ninety-five
feet
The exterior will be entirely of In
diana limestone. with a two-story
colonnade entrance, the architectural
treatment being of the Adams period.
The exterior will be further embel-
lishcd with balconies and oriel win
Evening star., 1922-04-30
WILL DISCUSS WATERWAY.
Representative Chalmers to Speak
at CITY Club Luncheon.

Beneficial results Of adequate water
transportation will be discussed by Rep
resentative w. w. Chalmers of the
ninth Ohio district at the noon lunceon
Of the City Club on Tuesday. He will
explain in detail the prospective benefits
to be derived from the completion of
the great lakes-St. Lawrence deep wa
terWay,, planned to connect tie great
lakes with the Atlantic ocean.
Representative Chalmers is author Of
the Chalmers bill. now pending in the
interstate and foreign commerce COM
mittee OF the House, which would au-
thorize the construction of the st. lay
renee waterway.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
HEADS NAVY IN EUROPE.

Rear Admiral E. A: Anderson. COM
mandant of the navy yard, Charleston,
S, c.. has been assigned to the COM
mand of the United States naval
forces operating in European waters
and will sail from New York June 6:
He will relieve Vice Admiral Albert
p. Nibiack, who, on his return to the
limited States, will assume command
of the Charleston navy yard.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

National Museum when the Ameri-
can Forestry Association awarded
blue ribbons to the builders Of
birdhOuses In the Washington
schools. The houses will be ex-
hibfted mt the museum. where DR..
Bnrtsch Of the Wild Flower Pres
ervation Society and the Audubon
Society has been directing a Sc
D ries of nature study lectures for
the youngsters.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

A firm, closely con-
strueted cloth. free
from any filling, and
made. of round thread.
Evening star., 1922-04-30

All white. heavy.
d h sor b e mt Crash
TOweling, full IL
inches wide: perfect
quality: cut from full
piece.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
ASSIGNED TO AIR STUDIES.

Lieuts. Francis NJ Mail and James
M Shoemaker of the Navy have been
detached from the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, Cambridge,
and assigned to duty under instruc-
ton in the engineering laboratory
and the wind tunner laboratory at
the Washington navy yard.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
0ljFFICERs leave HOSPITAL.

Maj. Harry I. King, Coast Artillery
Corps, and NAj. Alexander =. Cooper.
Medical Corps, have been relieved
from. further treatment at Walter
Reed General Hospital, this city.
Mai King is ordered to New Orleans
and Maj. Cooper to Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1922-04-30
GOES TO CAMP HUMPHREYS.

Mai. Robert S. Thomas, Corps of
Engineers, at Fort Leavenworth,
.Kans., has been detailed as an In
structor at the Engineer School at
Camp Humphreys, Va.
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Sundays Anniversaries

Washington Allston, who was
called by the artists of Rome
the American Titan" born at
Waccamaw, s. c. Died At Cam
-s bridgeport, Mass, July o, 1913.
l795-Lew.s r Linn, United States
senator from Missouri. born
near Louisville, KY Died NJ Ste.
CenevieYe, Mo-. Oct 3, lS4S
1S50-Second Constitution Of Michi
gan adopted by vcte) of the
people, ~
1858 Funeral car of Napoleon / pre-
sented to France by Queen Vie
toria.
1851 Leland Stanford was elected
first Republican governor OF
California, M fL
lS72-ulysses s. Grant was elected
Is Pres dent Of the United States.
1897 Attempted assassination of Pres
ident Moraes of Brazil
l912-james NJ Cox was elected gov
crnor of Ohio.
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Sundays Events

This is Guy Fawkes Day in Eng.
land
Centenary OF the birth of John
Adams Jackson. noted American soul
ptor.
The wedding OF the former German
Emperor and the Princess of Ruess i
to take place today at Doom Castle
The oSier, OF the cott>n-srowlng in.
dustry IN the imperial Valley IS to be
illustrated in an International Cotton
Pageant and Industrial Show opening
today at Calexico, Cal.
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TodaY,s Birthdays

Hon. Racul Dandurand. minister
without portfolio IN the Dom Mon cab.
met. born in Montreal, 81 years ago
today.
RI Rev. Alexander c. Garrett Epis
copal bishop of Dallas. born in County
Sligo. Ireland, 80 years ago toady.
Dr. Robert Exnest vinson. president
OF the University OF Texas born il
Fairfield county, S. c., 46 years age
today.
Lloyd c. Griscom. former United
States m mister to Italy. bonn at River
ton \. j.. 80 years ago today,
Thomas S. Butler representative ii
Congress OF the Seventh Pennsylvania
district, born in Chester county. Pa
81 years ago today.
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Sundays Birthdays

8 Lord Bearsford. one OF the great
leaders IN the British oil industry,
born 90 years ago today.
Most Rev j. j. Harry Catholic bis
hop of Omaha, born in st. Louis SO
years ago today.
Eugene " Debs, several times the
nominee Of the Socialist party for
President. born at 'rerre Haute, Ind.
81 years ago today.
Alfred ], Walters, catcher of tn
Boston American league baseball team
horn in San Francisco, 30 years age
today.
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rodal,s Anniversaries

~ sioday 1N'''NCi SdiiGS
1922 john Baker, congressman and
diplomat, born In Fayettc
county, Ky. Died in Belleyilte,
ILL.,. March l.. 1901.
1929 The Indiana Colonization on
Society was organized at Indian.
a apol's.
1S63-Gen. Longstreet detached from
the confederate army before
Chattanooga. advanced towards
Knoxville.
1867 George Francis Train concluded
a campaign for woman suffrage
in Kansas.
1872 The Iron Mountain railroad was
completed from Pilot Knob to
So the Arkansas line.
lSS4-AThe constitution of the new
State of Montana wa ratified
by vote OF the people.
1889 Many families in Terence Bay
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-11-04

4 Nova Scotia, reported starving
through failure of the fisheries.
1913-The "drys' made notable gains
in the local option elections in
Oregon.
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FOR q. S.N.E--.Extra fine roasting
chickeaSSt % yearling white leghorn
hens. Tom Baron strani. John j. Stor-
oy. Colgate Road. Tel. l92-2S. 54tf
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Sepia
Portraits
The WHITE Studio. Main st.
wANTnD

WANTED-Three ladies or gentlemen
to work local or travel G. +. Wiley,
The Davis. 200 Pleasant ST.. between
and T.. NJ. STA.
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TO EENT--Store at 2ln Gage street
Inquire OF Napoleon Bergeron. olt6'
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FOR SALE-A real bargain to "A
quick buyer Paige flve-passe niger
(Glenwood model touring car IN good
condition; new top three new cord
tires. other tires good, body and fend-
ers in fine shape. Price, $3.50 down;
balance on easy terms--or any fair
cash offer considered. q. Spencer Lee.
127 Branch St Tel 9iM. 4Sti0
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TO RENT

To neutrality-suspicious. front room
with steam heat, electric lights. bath,
telephone. Quiet room for night work
52t6'
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WANTED-To buy Christmas trees
ticulars. 3itf.
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FOR SALE-Two ton Federal Truck
with platform body and cab, in excel
lent oondition. 1920 Essex Touring Gar
IN good condition; Essex Sedan IN first
class condition; 1920 Chevrolet Tour
ing Car IN good condition.. 1891 Hud-
son Speedster and 1919 Hudson seven
passenger both in. good condition; WI
Oakland Touring Car The Bennington
Garage. SS'i'
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FOR SALE--Woed saving and wood
lots cut down in any dimension by con
tract, also wood fef sale and delivery.
Also trucking and jobbing. short or
Information. 3it25
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In the pay's News


Ninety years old today is the Rt
Rev. Alexander Garrett, Episcopal
bishop or Dallas. Bishop Garrett was
born in Ireland and received his eduJ
cation at Trinity College, Dublin, grad.
uatins WITH the degree of B. A. in 1855
He was ordained in 1857 and after
several years as q curate in an English
provincial town he became q mission,
AIRY inl the British colonies. In 1870
he was ca led 10 the rectorate OF ST.
James's Church. San Franc $50, and
two years later was made dehn of
Trinity College in Omaha. He was
made bishop of Dallas In 1874, and was
consecrated by Bishops Clarkson. Tut
tie. Hare and Spauld.ng Bishop Gar.
rett is widely known as an eloquent
speaker aud As, an author of several
Volumes OF sermons and addresses. He
received the degree of d, D. from his
alma mater in 1882, and that of H. D.
from the University of Mississippi in
1876
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Today's Events

Nationwide observance OF Forget.
Me-Not Day. for the benefit OF disabled
American war veterans.
Centenary OF the birth of Jehu Bak-
er, for many years conspicuous among
the Illinois representatives in Con.
greS.
The RI. Rev. Alexander c. Garrett.
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Dallas,
celebrates his Goth birthday anniver.
sary today.
The thirtyfifth anniversary OF the
founding of the law school of Cor
nell University will be celebrated to.
day, with exercises at Ithaca.
The annual Pacific Internal onal
Livestock Exposition. one OF the chief
exhibitionsof its kind In America, will
be opened today at Portland, ore.
Is Many of the 5000 Trinity College
alumni viii return to their alma mater
at Durham. n C., today for the annual
cele bration OF henefactors' and home.
coming daysgN,t S asia
An AmdfiGan Marine Exposition, un.
der the auspices of'the American Mar
inc Association will open today IL
the Grand Central Palace, New York,
for a weeks engagement,
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FOR ALEs--China closet, dining
room table, parlor stove. all IN good
condition. INQUIRE at the New York
Store. 35tf.
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FOR ALls--One good work horse,
weight 1850, Seymour Patterson, near
lInvi,hs' corners J4t6
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To KENT--Stores. oi-lces. teuements,
shops, stables. INDIVIDUAL atorage lock-
ers, furnished Apartments and rooms,
all centrally located. Geo. NJ. Hawke
435 Main st. 1871
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WANTED--At once, man for hand
turning on wood lathe. Reply 10 Box
1856, Bennington, VI. soft
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Fon .ALp

FOR SALE-Somo very nice early
Matched Rhode Island Red. pullets, also
roasters and broilers. Mrs Ernest
FLANDERS. North Bennington VT r..
r. d. No. |. 6ote
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FOR SALE--Good sized gas range in
excellent condition Mrs. F. l.. Bottum'
22i South st. Tel. 115-E. 44u'
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For AS.slE--Horsc. wagon and hor-
he ISL fNdisdr coming 2 years old hull
ealf "a 1Sonths old; Old rrusty incu-
bntor and brooder. hay moving ma
chine and horse-rake, etc. Can be seen
ANYTIME. NJ the first house northeast
of the White Chapel. Green Mountain
Valley. T.. T.. Houran. Tel. 1866.
53t6'
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FOR sALE-Good potatoes. p. W.
Eldred Tel i77-l5. 5Stb'