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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
YOUR HEALTH
By DIR. CLIFFORD c. ROBINSON
snanal curvature in ChiIdren

Spinal Curvature In Children
In thousands of homes little atten-
ton is given by parents to the cor
rect carriage and posture of their
children.
Your children need careful super
vision from infancy and childhood,
through youth and the days OF
growth and development.
Teach them the health game OF
Straight back" Do not allow a
careless, slouching position at meal
time. During the 'loafing" period
after meals, see that a sitting or re-
clining posture Is one that does MOI
interfere with the health game oil
spinal control.
If your children are growing rap
idly and seem to lack muscular con-
troll of the back and erect carriage
from the hips, watch them for the
prevention of slump and SLOUGH or
! bowed out back.
Proper seating, both in the home
and at the school, play a most i'm
| portant par in preventing spina
curvature. Proper muscular contro
is quite necessary to affect the well
balanced carriage and position O
srectness, which insure a stralgh
back, and health, -.
Walk. stand and sit erect, Will
your head up. Draw in the abdom.
inal muscles in walking and deel
breathing. Fill your lungs when vol
breathe, throw back the shoulders
DO these things every day ant
spinal curvature will not come YOU
way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
GEORGE q. P

CAHFHNTEH and UFJTTIDEH
Johbiue Promptly Attapded ~
81 Lewis st. Phone 1409-W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

M. L. T.
A. No n is equipped to say
which are the twelve greatest, but
consensus of opinion has resulted
In the selection of the following as
eomingNunder this classification: The
Last Snpper-Leonardo de Vinci;
The Last Observation-Disclosures Ange-
10; Descent from the Cross-Dan-
iele da Volterra; Sistine Madonna
Raphael; Assumption of the Bless
ed Virgin-Titian; Holy Night
Corregio; Communion of st. Jerome:
Aurora, Preceding Chariot OF the
Sun-Guido REM; immaculate Cons
ception-Murillo; Descent from the.
Cross-Rubena; The TRANSPORTATION
Raphael; Sortie of the Civic Guard
Rembrandt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
PLAN WELFARE WORK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-PIans
under which the nations chief exec
utive would be relieved of manv Of
the present irksome details of his
Office will be discussed next week by
President Coolidge and Chairman
Brown of the government re-organi-
cation committee.
Mr.. Brown, who conferred with
the President yesterday, said details
of the plan would be left until after
the conference. He added that there
were many ways in which this re-
suit might be accomplished and as
serted that from his first study of
the government executive machin-
cry he had been convinced that the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

treet by street-Know Your City
Seaman Avenue

=. Seaman Avenue
Seaman avenue, extending from
Ogden pace west to Mattano place,
was lalG cut in 1890 on the property
OF IIayne e Campbell and was orig
inally known as Chapman street.
Some years ago the name was
changed to Seaman street in h9ror
Of Fred s, aman, a farmer alderman.
The street is fifty feet wide and is
well built up. 1t has been curbed
and graded, and has some pciy ate
sidewalks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14

Any reader car get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin. Dlrec-
tor. Washington. ID. c. This offer
apples strictly to information. The
bureau will not attempt to answer
medicinal and financial troubles. 1t
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Civ full name and address n en-
close W cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-14
Bible Thought For Today

HEAR. ISRAEL The Lord our God IS one LORD Aho
,hon shalt love the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and VIII
al tbv son. and with all thy might-Deuteronomy q: 4, ..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25

Willamstown, Mass, oagosto.-H-S1r-
america considera que los Estados
Unidos ccmetieron un error al llevar
doctrina de Monroe al tfatado de
Versailles, como una inteligencia re-
gional, seg1n manifesto esta noche
ell rector Zeballos, de la Argentina,
en- la ouinta de la serie de sus confc-
rencias ante Ell Institute de Ciencia
Polftica. La doctrina de Monroe, di-
10 es siemplemente "una politica ma
,,ional americana.
Ell future de Suramerica es incierto,
dijo ell doctor Zeballos, ldeclarando
aue dudosa "que la Argentina los
demas gobiernos del Plata puedan
oermanecer inaetivos frente alos en+
tusiasmos belicos del Brasil 1ist 4
Una guerra de seis repdblicas sur
americanas seria un golpe de muef-
te para ell panamerieanismo". Ell dog
tor Zeballos, dijo, que las Relaciones
de la Argentina con EUROPA franEpro-
| -undas cordiales Y agrego qde Il
Argentina "ofrecera a dstedes sola-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
FL futuro de sud~america
es @lnclerto ...... @ ]. i.

,mente las mismas oportunidades ofre-
[cidas, a, todas". ss, ,lt .:~,l. a9l
Al la falta de information de una
Iadeeuada organization del departa-
mento de Estado y de Ia diplomacia
americana atribuye ell doctor Zeballos
ell disgusto de la Argentina por la
conducta de los Estados Unidos.
Tratando de la doctrina de Monroe
ell doctor Zeballos dijos: este Princi-
pio de politica international no es una
doctrinas porque no signifca un siste-
ma cientifico o permanente de princi-
pios reglas o de teorias. Jefferson,
Madison Y Monroe Supplements hicie-
ron una declaration politica q. asumio
| el caracter de una politica nacional
cuando Sc notifito acknowledgements
como i'm aviso a las potencias euro
| peas. Creo que es opinion general
en la repdblita argentina que Ia doc
trina de Monroe fue en- SUI origen' una
protection moral de las nuevas rep1-
blicas ainericanas en- fornda de TN SIM
pie avfso las haciones eufopeas
tx D. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
Ia CHISI.A EN- los BALcIASiss Es
AMENAzANTE

Ha POGO llcgaron T.0ndres, proce-
'siente de los Balcanes riinores de gue-
ara. Informase que eI populacho grie-
90 sc encuentra sumamente excitad0
por cl confiicto con Italia.
Segtin el News" de viena, ''los paf-
ses i. lindan con el tdriatico estan dis
ponielldn trenes de tropas.' Euqnes de
gnerrn Sc encrcntran en- Trieste. Gin
co submarines italianos han saliGo de
Corfu con destino descOnocido, aparte
de tres regimientos italialrs embar-
cados sc s,Ipone que con deatinO a
Ia isla gricga.
Los italianos descmbarcan tropas
en- Santa Quaranta. Albania.
FL gabinete jugocslavo Sc reune
continnamentc en- Belgrade. De Corfu
informan que cl gobierno gliego sc
decide arrestar al coronel BotZaris
n quien acusab1n los italianos de haber
instigado el asesinatO del general Te
llini.
De Roma anuncian que Ml1ssolini
ha adoptado una actitud mas modera
| da hacia Jngoslayia, afirmandO clara.
mente que no desea In guerra. Es pro
bable que 10 Sc prorrogue el ultima
t,am italiano Jugoslavia, el cual ven
clio el sabadO . Siibese por otra partC
que el hecho de que Jrgoslavia no ha
VA aceptado In rropuesta italiana da
, ri mgar a una den,0straci6n naval
i.oliana en- las afueras de Ia costa ju
goslayia. on el AdriaticO.
j BanEias albaneses astan sembran
do ell terror ell las pOblaciones de Ia
| irontera greco-albaneSa desde hace al
guncs dfas.
Va Las antoridadcs griegas de Janina
inf0i1nan que ellos han descubiertt
I 10 ilaciOnalidad de los asesinOs de To-
1 iiini que ahora solo ateriguar sus
| nombres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
A Los QUE vIAJAN CON
nRS1INn AL. NARTR

IDesea I'd. IN, buens h0spedaje en-
New York? Dirijase al l39 w. 112
ST.. donde una familia portorriqueha,
que; puede darle las referencias que
I'd. solicite, por una modesto suma
mensual, le proporcionara habitaci6n
c6moda y comidas del pals Ga la crio-
lla) todas las atenciones que I'd
requiera. Anote en- su Garnet de via.
je: Esposos Quihones. 139 w. liz St.
New York. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
TsNTATIlA DE sUIcDIo

Refieren de Cayey, que la noche del
10 del corriente, intpnt6 suicidarse el
indiyiduo Pedro Gonzalez, de 40 amos,
infiri6ndose dos herillas en- la gargan-
ia y una en- I'm brazo con una hoja de
navajo 'Gillet." Fue conducido al
hospital en- estado grave.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
AccIDENTE EN- MoRoyls

FL dfa 10 del mes actual, mientras
el indivi,luo Rogue Pefa, como de cua-
reEticineo aii6s de edad, tlrmbaba un
irl.ol. Ell elthairio Unib0n, sufrio una
cafda para at.tas, recibienio lesiopes
graves.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25

Pero' el gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos jamas anticipo ell punto de la ac-
cion militar para aplicar la doctrina
y Sc alarm6 solamente por la policia
europea cuando afectaba a territories
cercanos a la Uni6n'. }s.tt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
DEL ACTUAL SUB CoMIsIoNAD0
1@,5.f-.e s-lniss DE AGRICULTURAL.

DEL ACTUAL SUB C0MISIONADO s,.g -, ,.,s.,i,s
aa4.fs.e s-iai, DE AGRICULTURE. - ~
ss4 esa septiembre 6, 1923,
"Dos veces he visitado su Granja Avicola las dos
veces he lido dispuesto dar medida de mis- escasas
fuerzas consejo Despues dc esar ALI vistar detenl
daente todos los departamentos me encontre con una
organization tan perfecta con una administrator tan
cuidadosa CON unas de po tan excelente que 10
nico ue siente es no poder hacer desar por su inca
a todos cada uno de los agricultores de mi pals
"Aprovecho esta oportunidad para dare las mas ex-
presias gracas por atencones que para cor nosoos
tuvo me suscribo,
Su affmo. amigo S S.
(Firmado) JAIME BAGUE,
Comisonado INFERNO.
DEL INSTRUCTOR AGRIC0LA
DEL U. S. VETERANS BUREAU.
Mayaghez, P. r., Sept. 8. 1928
Ga presente es para certifcar que en- la aetuahdad
tenenos una incubadora 'RELIABLE" enviada por el
Veterans Bureau de $50 huevos, Ia cual nos ma
dado excelentes resultados en- Puerto Rico
Respetuosamente,
(Firmado) JUANC. FORESTER,
Instructor Agrfcola
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
DEL DIR. ]. ToR0 HERNANDEZ.
San Juan, P. B.,

San Juan, Z. b.
Julio 2, 1923.
"i pedido por diez docenas de huevos (Rhode Island
Red) fue ccocado en- mi ncubadora habiendo obtendo
un exito tan brante anto por la ncubadora como por
la cra lograda que frmemene lie sera usted muy
grato saber la alta estima que todo cuanto
procede de la DEW KISSED FARM.
"De los 100 huevos que me mand6, II fueron separa
dos despues del sepmo dia como esterles habendose
LoGRADo 1os P0LL0s de los 1os huevos restantes
Consdero este record como uno de los mas brantes que
pueden lograrse especialmente esta epoca del ao
"Anticipo I'd que para la primavera entrante ten
go la egurdad de coprar huevos exclusivamente de
nca felictandole por To- selscto de crianzas
reitera suyo affmo. amigo,
(Firmado) DR. J. T0Ro HERNANDEZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-09-25
DEL EX.C0MISIONAD0 DE AGRICULTURE
Y TRABAJO.

Mario 20, 1928.
"Tengo ell gusto de dare expression Official de mi OPT
MON sobre la maera como Ud esta operando nca de
aves de corral la cual ecenemente vise con el propo
sto de metodos para recomen
daci6n de los msnos los dueos de ncas smilares 81
10 creyere conveniente.
"Despues de una cuidadosa vista dicha fnca yo
creo que usted esta hacienda abao exceente dgno
de admiration. Lo mejor que 70 puedo decr es que yo
sugerire dchos duehos de fncas que tengan ell desso
de conocer tai ndustra tai esta evando cabo
vsitar su fnca aprender ella objetivamente como
un negoco moderno de este caractr conducido con
exito. i&t
"Yo enyiare uno de los empleados del departamento
vsitar su nca d prop6sito de reunr datos de in
formation para nuestra propaganda.
"Una vez mas lie doy las gracas por la oportunidad
que listed me proporcon6 de adrar de nuevo su espi
ritu emprendedor Soy de usted respetuosamente
(Firmado) L. FELIU,
COMISIoNADO.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

REFINED CATHOLIC GIRL TO SHARE
small housekeeping apartment months: rent
Iea souab Bile. Address Box 2J8-R. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

SIN ROOMS AND BATH. BACK PORCH.
high elevation: quiet neghborhood. Apt. >J,
1907 Park I'd. NV. Adams 1881.
wANTED-REFINED YOUNG LADY TO
share apartment with five others: pleasant 10
cation and cool. Phone North 1921. Apt. 1917
2121 ST. N.W.--TWO (2) ROOMS, KITCH-
enette and bath, electricity, gas hot water
heat; available May Is. Price reasonable.
TWO VERY LRRGE. BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nishcd outside rooms; screened porch and bath.
Call Adams l2lJ.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

3 LARGE, BRIGHT ROOMS AND RATH,
strictly private: ali convpplences; 50. to
cars. 30 min. to Treas. fruit garden. etc:
must he sean to be appreciated; reasonable.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

21T HAST CAP. ST.-LARGE BEDROOM,
dining room. kitchen, first floor: outside rooms;
in apartment house; ell. light. gas. hot-water
heat, continuous hot water all included; colo
nial porch.
Rent reasonable. 70
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE NEWLY FUR
nshed apartment with three others; near park;
sleeping porch Use of dining room and kitch-
Main 2af3 g.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

2nff 18th ST. N.W.-IarSc, attractivcly fur
ni>h"d room and kitcheRettc. with sink; m j.
suitable for young ladies couple; rcasona
bic
Evening star., 1923-05-06

MOUNT PLEASANT, near 1fth. in apartment
hpuse--Large front room, second floor adjoin-
ing bath; closet. electricity: two persons: $50
monthly. Adams 1894
Evening star., 1923-05-06

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARKS
large housekeeping rooms. private bath. porch.
use OF laundry; very attractiyely furnished
every convenience: from May 10; S75. Phone
Adams 81. 1897 Newton st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

i 1854 FAIRMONT ST. NV. FURNISHED
npts.: second floor apt, two rooms large
kitchen. porch; semi-private baths; electricity
hot water all times. Sc
Evening star., 1923-05-06

1917 ST. S.W.-Very desirable room TO
gentleman or settled couple: large room
southern exposure. with running hot and cold
water. best furniture. semi-privatc bath. =
Evening star., 1923-05-06

1IiI N.W.-Fery large attractive front
room. near batn; deep clothes closets 3
windows, privat" balcony. hot water, cleo
phone, for -. 3 or people.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

IA 18th NV Housekeeping. two rooms.
beautifully furnished: nothing in. Washington
like it for So: bath. electricity. gas range,
sink in kitchen; first time advertised. After
| to
Evening star., 1923-05-06

1908 LAMONT ST NV, LARGE ROOM
sleeping porch. kitchenette. private bath. tele-
phone, electric lights and gas. &c
Evening star., 1923-05-06

$50 ADAMS MILL ROAD N.W.-Bedroom
living ronm. kitchen and porch. electricity, gas
;anCe, linen. silver, china fireless cooker tce
"h"nc: overlooking Rock Greek: price. $50; nc
children: references.
Evening star., 1923-05-06
COUNTRY BOARD.

BEFORE PLACING your children from to
u years for the summer, it will be to your ad-
vantage to confer with me- Large PLAY
terms moderate. Mrs. G. Gartrill, Elmwood
Farm: BrookvilIe. Md. Phone Sandy Spring
20-F4.
BOARDERs wANTED-Large home. iarge
grounds; ten minutes from Washington on Lee
Highway, Great Falls trolley; get Off Clark's
station: Country. Club bus, get off Clark's
gate families taken. -
EXCELLENT BOARD. comfortable rooms, pri-
vate bath, hot and cold water; large parlors
and reading room: spacious lawn. tennis
courts; very reasonable rates; dining room
opens June l. Box 147. Manassas, Va.
VIVA. Ry.; high elevation, tennis court,
swimming pool. Telephone Falls Church s29-
F-3-1. Address Hampton Williams, Vienna. Va.
TRAINED NURSE will room. hoard and care
for invalids, convalescents. elderly PATIENTS
also chronic cases. Maple Woods Farms, Silver
Spring. Md. Telephone Sandy Spring 39.F,2l
A PLACE TO REST--Country town; modern.
little hotel home cooking; in foothills of Blue
Ridge. Send for booklet Pre-seaso rates.
Emmt Horsr. Emmtsburg. Nd.
COMFORTABLE accommodations for summer,
IS miles from Washington: jitneys daily;
Mrs. Meade. Ashton. Md
TWO OR THREE BOYS. to 12 years old
to board at private farm home near Sandy
Spring: S.: per week; must be well recon
mended. Phone North 313. Sc
CHILDREN to board in the country, a
large farm; very healthfuliy located; re
VI. a. Cecil. Highland. Md.
INGLESIDE. on Rockville pike and electric
line; open May IL: bath. electric light. large
lawn. tennis court Call Sunday pm. or
phone Lin. 1851. g
FOR how Of five years, by refined family. dur
ing summer; mothers care. Address Box 81
i, star office. 60
Evening star., 1923-05-06

FRONT ROOM. secnnd huor: near two car
!in">: very ira>"nah'e Phone taftcr p.m.)
Potomac G-,,-W '''
Evening star., 1923-05-06

isis 2tth NV. inear Wardman Uotel)-Nicp
~ fur. large. airy rooms; modern improve
mcnts: SD: one with porch. S3J. Col 7217
Evening star., 1923-05-06

IUIS Iith ST. Young lady desires ,ommate
I" share large second floor front room: : large
closets. gas, electricity: bath same floor;
with continuous. hot wafer: reception room: III
beautifully furnished hOrSp
Evening star., 1923-05-06

FURNISHED APARTMENT OF SIX ROOMS.
large reception hall: Steinway piano: bath
room: also lavatory: $50; adults; best location:
till November 1. Apply to ASA L. GILBERT
manager Folkstone Courts. Phone Colum
bia 442 81
Evening star., 1923-05-06

LOVELY, COOL APARTMENT ON WYOM-
ing ave-; six large rooms and bath: beautifully
furnished available June to September: or
longer. Teephnne Adams 2T66 9e
Evening star., 1923-05-06

$50 1Ith ST. NW.--Large, quiet room for
two: comfortably furnished: non -housekeep-
ag: single beds; next hath: splendid car and
hus service: Sla each for two; $25 for single
PARTY. Phone Columbia o0SI.
Evening star., 1923-05-06

II 18th ST. Sc. 'Rear Lincoln Parkl-Nicely
furnished r""n opening on porch. kitchcncttc.
hath: adults; $40
Evening star., 1923-05-06
RENT RooMs-sUBURBAN.
Continued.

THREE ROOMS. furnished or unfurnished.
complete: porches; grounds; price, $1S, $50.
82d St. Ellersle ave-. Capitol Heights. Nd. 90
NEW BUNGALOW: FOUR ROOMS AND
sleeping porch. OWNER, 327 Elm ave-, Ia
koma Park. Md. Phone Columbia 6184-J. O.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Furnished or
unfurnished room. with u.e Of garage; reason
able. Phone Cleveland 2322-W. 90
TWO ROOMS. furnished for light housekeep-
Evening star., 1923-05-06
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

COUPLE, one child. want board and room !;
easy distance Washington; prefer private fam
lily: modern country home: plain cooking: rea
sonable. Address Box e9M. Stan office. -
Evening star., 1923-05-06

6iS L ST NE.-Nicrly furnished large sleep
ing rooms for or & running hot and cold
water, twin beds. electricity. clean. quiet
house: good location: gentlemen preferred.
Call after ; pm. week DAYS: all day Sunday
Evening star., 1923-05-06

THE CORA. APT. t33rd and, sts nw.l-
lw" NICELY furnished housekeeping rooms: $50
month Call West nH1o-W
Evening star., 1923-05-06
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

407 1lth ST. N.w.--Threc rooms tthird noor,
available SIRINERS' week, $50 $50. SD II
engaged now: longer if desired: >"e rurA.tr
from three windows Call ar address J. H.
Frederick.
HOS EMERSON ST N.W.-Two girls. 81:
twin beds, refined homelike conditions ue-
tarhcd house. electricity, instantaneous hot
water: free laundry. phone and piano. l4th
>t ears Col lO3,J IL
Evening star., 1923-05-06
Observation-Disclosures

TWO ROOMS, KTTCTIENETTE. REAR
nnrch: reasonable. 1874 Clifton st. NV. Sc
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW on HILLSIDE.
overlooking water; five large airy rooms and
bath: anil; fireplace: screened po:cir: com
pletely furnished; Glen Echo. Md. Phone
Bethesda ag1-E-4 Ts
Evening star., 1923-05-06

FROM JUNE TO SEPT. l5-DESIRABLE
apartment. three rooms. bath. kitchen. inc:osed
porch: garage available. Col. 500 Apt. 2l2. s.
FLORENCE COURT EAST. APT. 3O9, SIN
large rooms and bath: cool, southern expos
summer ratps Potomac 51S,
Evening star., 1923-05-06

APT. 80. . ROOMS AND BATH: FURNISHED
or unfurnished. 1925 18th st. NV. Call after
q o'clock. Phone North 1881. 6s
Evening star., 1923-09-21
THE USE OF
THE THEATER
BY pR. FRANK CRANE

1 Within the tGeater there should be
serious purpose quite as much as
within the church.
| The whole matter OF morality or
goodness has suffered enormously
from it's champions. It has been con-
ceived as a section Of life, a phase
or part Of life. when It Ia in truth life
itself.
| 1t is the business of the theater to
make life stronger. sweeter. sounder
and altogether more worth living.
quite as much as II is the business
OF the evangelist or the philosopher.
That this purpose should not be ap-
parent, and that 1t Is fatal to the
theater to assume the attitude OF
preaching, does not alter this fact;
| indeed, it emphasizes 1t.
The main difference between the
theater and the church is that the
play must be so well done, the nook
must be so well baited and the whole
affair must be made so attractive that
people will pay money to come ana
| see 1t, whereas the church has always
| been suspicious of making its services
too appealing to human nature.
But behind every play there is some
sort Of an idea, and it is that idea
| alone that gives to the performance
! its final value.
For instance. two plays by Booth
Harrington have appeared this sea-
son. one called "Tweedles" and the
other Magnolia" Both of these are
clever preachments against medieval
| ism. In one 1t is the medievalism of
pride, in the other 1t is the medieval
| ism that prostituted the word honor
| to mean the superiority of brute force.
Both of these delusions have held
still prevail in the lowlands of intel
| ligenee.
| The playwright bats his hook with
| a charming story and scintillating
dialogue. and the result is that we
swallow 1t greedily and never realize
| that II is hook at all
The fact is that people like preach
! Ing, only 1t has to be better done than
anything else. Human beings are a
kind of fish that will not snap at a
naked hook.
They even like the preaching of
evil, as is shown in the great success
of the play called Rain" which
breaches cynlcism and the bitterness
| of cheap infidelity with cleverness
which few advocates of good are able
to equal. 1t is the pure and undiluted
gospel Of the devil and 1t is mighty
well done.
1t Is refreshing to see that there are
artists like Mr.. Harrington who are
quite as skillful in the propaganda of
! the warm. human and wholesome
qualities of life
! People want to be decent they want
TO be fair and honest, and they even
want to be religious, and the public
is immensely grateful to the artists
VINO viii show them how interesting
ana adventurous and a'luring good
| ness can be.
Evening star., 1923-09-21
C. A. DlDDEN DIES AT SO
Veteran Architect Of Washington
Succumbs After Brief Illness.

Clement August Didden, veteran
Washington architect, died yesterday
at his home, 1418 Girard street, aged
eighty-six years. He had been i'll
two weeks. The funeral services will
be held at the family home tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the in
terment will be in Rock Creek
cemetery.
Mr.. Didden was a native of Ger
many, where he received his education
and special training as an architect.
He came to this country fifty-one
years ago at the age of thirty five
years. He located in this city a year
later and had been a resident of
Washington ever since.
Mr.. Didden retired from active
work in his profession two years ago.
He Is survived by three children. Miss
Caroline, George and Miss Minnie
Ddden. all of this city.