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through a second week, beginning

through q second week. beginning
DIR: Jack" is a comedy which. like
"Grandmas Boy" introduoes its
laughable devices merely as embroid-
cry Of tale based on sound common
sense with progressive narrative
That leads to a hurricane of mirth.
The central character is young
physician whose chief stock in trade
tagious optimism that is readily i'm
parted to his patients. Called in con-
sultation on the case of a. young
hetress who is being treated before
she is sick by a doctor of question
able ability. he circumvents the older
practitioner in his efforts to keep
'the oor-sick-little-well girl on ,his
books and finally wins the support of
her father. The story develops a
series of very funny situations
In Fruits of Faith Will Rogers
has one of those serio-comic dramas
in which he is enabled to display his
command Of both pathos and whole
some humor. His role is that of q
tramp who becomes nightly Impress
ed with a street-corner revivAlist's 8
exposition OF the value Of faith in
God as means to attaining desired
ends. He puts the theory to the
test and Is astonished by the results.
When he comes into accidental pos
session OF an orphaned baby he gain s
a new viewpoint of life and wins his
children appear in the picture.
An overture comprising selections
from Victor Herbert's "Sweethearts,"
the Metropolitan World Survey and
the Pathe News will be added attrac-
tions.
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PALACE-Marion Davies
adam and Eve"

Marion Davies, whose work in when
Knighthood Was in Flower" Is still
fresh in the public mind. will be the
picture start this week at Loew's Palace
Theater in her latest production, adam
and Eve" perturbation by Cosmopoli-
tan Productions for Paramount Of the
Broadway stage play which was given
its premiere performance in this city at
the Garrick. with Otto Kruger and .
Broadway cast.
Adam and Eva was adapted from
the play by Guy Bolton and George
Middleton and was scenarized by Luther
Reed. The direction IL that Of Robert
G. Vignola, who was also the director Of
"Knighthood'' and who has been Miss
Davies director in q long string Of re-
cent screen successes. Joseph Urban,
the world-famous designer Of settings,
designed many Of the beautiful interior
and exterior scenes of Adam and
Eva The cast includes T. Roy Barnes,
Tom Lewis and William Norris.
The story concerns the wilful. way
ward daughter OF . comparatively rich
man whose foolish extravagancee al
most drive her father to distraction.
Unable to cope with the situation and
determined to find relief ut any price,
the father selects a young man from
his own ONCE. puts him IA charge Of
the Iamily check book and the family
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COLUMBIA-Cecil B.. DeMiIle's
"Adam's Rib"

Beginning this afternoon, Loew's
Columbia Theater will present for the
first time in Washington the long
heraldSd Adams Rib" modern love
tale that flashes in It's action from
gorgeous society bathrooms to the
jungles of primitive mankind and
back again.
1t was personally directed by MIR.
De Mile from the story by Jeanie
MACPHERSON, and the cast includes
Milton Sills. Elliot Dexter. Theodore
Kosloff. Anna .. Nilsson, Pauline Ga
ron, Julia Faye, Clarence Geldart.
Clarence Burton. Wedgewood NOVEL;
and many others.
In this story Mr.. De Mile has re-
Vealed the primitive conflict for a
womans heart that still goes on in
Jungle fashion. though the jungle era
of mans existence Is long past. He
has laid his story in the circles of
the socially prominent and the finan-
ciaIly well-to-do. and against this for
a background he works out a tale of
epic proportions that is dominated
throughout by tremendous love
theme.
In none of his previous pictures. II
is claimed, has Mr.. De Mile attained
the gorgeous beauty of settings and
his latest cinema offering.
The story concerns the effort of a
Chicago grain king to win back the
love of a wife who has been neglected
for years.
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CENTRAL-"Dollar Devils.

Dollar Devils" Hodkinson's inter
esting film combination of human ma
ture. humor and thrills. will he shown
for the first time in Washington at
Crandalls Central Theater the first
four days of the current week. be
ginning this afternoon; Its east ;.s,,s IS
Iandis. Joseph +. bowling. Hallam
Cooley, Miles Mccarthy and Lydia
Knott.
The story concerns the revolution
ary events that followed the develop
ment Of a counterfeit oil boom IN 9
small town whore previously life had
been placidity itself. The starland
Review and q new issue OF kinograms
will be shown. together with the hrst
instaIment Of the 'F1ghting Blood"
series of short-reel dramas and pipe
organ recitals by w. E. Thompson.
Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY
Richard Barthelmess and Dorotny
Gish, supported by Tyrone Power. VIII
be seen in Henry Kings production
for First National: Fury" Edmund
Goulding's powerful drama OF the sea:
Jumping Beans will be the added
attraction.
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Tr;7by' S Here.

A FTER an exhaustive search through
"A out America, England and France
for an actress to take the part of
Trilby in the feature picture Of that
name, Sir Gerald du Maurier and
Richard Walton Tully discovered her
In Paris-not in the Latin quarter Of
Paris, but in the Faubourg st. Ger
maine!
Andrea Lafayette il the name by
which she will be known in this coun-
try, as she does not wish to use the
title Countess de la BiEne, which IL
rightfully hers. Neither 10 Lafayette
merely stage name," for the famous
Gen. Lafayette was one of her an
cestors.
Miss Lafayette arrived in America
on the Rochambeau February s, and
fs now on her way to Los Angeles
and work In the Tully studio under
the direction of James Young.
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CRANDALL'S-Norma Talmadge
in "a Daughter of Two Worlds"

Norma Talmadge in the screen
adaptation Of Leroy SCOTS noted
story Of "A Daughter of Two Worlds.
will be the attraction at Crandalls
Theater the first three days OF the
present week. beginning this after
noon. 1t is the story OF the daughter
of q tough east side gangster. VINO oy
a happy combination of circumstances
10 permitted to occupy high place In
fashionable society. This rise In the
social scale, however, she sacrlnces
I'm order to save q pal in trouble, ana
1t is this sacrifice that brings to Jen-
ME Malone the true love, happiness
and contentment she has always
craved. Dan Mason will supply the
comedy relief in Pop Tuttle. ERE
Chief Wednesday and THURSDAY
Agnes Ayres will be pictured IN her
latest Paramount picture. "A Daugh-
ter of Luxury" and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter De Haven in the humorous con
tribution to the bill, "A Ringer ror
Dad" The Pathe Review also Will pc
shown Friday and SATURDAY Goid-
wyn's screen version of Peter b.
kyne's vivid yarn OF Brothers Under
the Skin" will be shown. Jimmie
Adams will supply the comedy note IN
"a Good Scout" Pipe organ accom-
paniuent and minor films are daily
features,
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RIALT0-Eileen Percy in THE
Flirt."

Booth Tarkington's story. The F'lirt,
one Of the most widely read of the day,
is said to have been greatly enhanced
by its presentation in screen form, the
premier showing of which. produced
by Universal Pictures. will be made at
Moore's Riaito Theater this week. be-
ginning today. The title role Of Cora
Madison is taken by beautiful Eileen
Percy. with Helen Jerome Eddy as the
palmer sister, the direct anttthesis of
-'tf1e firt.''
The story deals with life in an Amer
lean home, where a beautiful daughter.
who knows that she is beautiful, tries
90 rule the family and nearly wrecks 1t.
even to the extent of sending her father
10 prison. due to her longing for fnery
and her lavish expenditure without the
knowledge of her father.
The subsidiary features will include
the short comedy Dog Sense" the
latest Fox News and Fun From the
Press" with musical offerings by the
orchestra and the Rialto Melody Boys.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Wallace Reid
in Thirty Days" and Lige Conley in
Casey Jones' Jr"; Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Katherine Macdonald in
.'rhe Woman Conquers" and Buster
Keaton in DAY Dreams: Thursday.
Colleen Moore in The Ninety and
Nine" and Paul Parrott in do Your
Stuff: Friday. Dorothy Dalton in
Ozark Secrets" and Charlie Chaplin
in s.Shculder Arms" and Saturday.
Agnes Ayres in "A Daughter of
Luxury and Johnny Jones in THE
Big Scoop"
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Has T,Do Leading Women

noRoTHY GIsH 10 not out of the
~ cast of "The Bright Shawl"
The published report that the popu-
lar actress had withdrawn from the
principal feminine role opposite Rich
ard BArthelmess In his latest starring
vehicle has been emphatically and Of
ficlally denied by Associated First Ma
tional Pictures. Incorporated.
The rumor, It was pointed out,
probably grew out of the fact that
Mr.. Barthelmess has actually two
leading women In this screen version
of Joseph Hergesheimer's story.
Mary Astor Is one of the two. Tech
nicaIly, she is the leading woman. be-
cause in the picture she triumphs in
love; but actually Dorothy Gish has
the greater feminine role. for she is
the little Spanish dancer around whom
the highly romantic plot moves.
Death-on the screen-cheats Dor
othy Gish, however, from tho happy
culmination Of q film romance with
Richard Barthelness which she might
otherwise have enjoyed.
80 that honor goes. with handsome
Dicks caresses, to the Juvenile lead. .
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Katherine
Macdonald and Bryant Washburn in
'The Woman Conauers" and Buster
Keaton in "Day Dreams; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Wallace Reid in
"Thirty Days" and Ligs Conley in
Casey Jones, Jr."; Thursday. Agnes
Ayres in "A Daughter of Luxury" and
'aThe Hawaiian American Four" sing
ers and Observation-Disclosures; Friday, Col
leen Moore in 1.-The Ninety and Nine"
and Paul PARROT in do Your Stuff"
and Saturday. Dorothy Dalton in
Dark Secrets" and Charlie Chaplin in
"Shoulder Arms"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. George Beban
in THE Sign of the Rose" also Har-
old Lloyd. in Young Mr.. Jazz;
Tuesday. Marguerite Snow, in THE
Yelled Woman" also pleasure Be-
fore Business; Wednesday. Franklyn
Farnum, in Texas" also "Spuds": !:
Thursday, Richard Talmadge, in
Taking Chances" also Fox News:
Friday, Ralph Graves and Bessie
Love, in "The Ghost Patrol" also
IA Caliber Mystery; Saturday. E. X.
Lincoln, in THE Man of Courage"
also Fox News and comedy.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
LINCoLN-"One Week of Love" :"

Elaine Hammerstein and conway
Tearle will be pictured at the Lincoln
Theater the first three days of this
week. beginning this sfternoon:o IN
the Selsnick special production, one
Week of Love-" gorgeous romance,
in which are combined masnincent
settings. bazarre costumes, COMEDY, S !.
dramatic power and thrills. Tne
story 10 of a. rich young flapper who
wagers her hand as prize in an air
plane race to San Diego and oack.
Getting into a fog bank and her en-
Eine getting out of control, she
crashes into the shack of a renegade
American in the Mexican foothills and
is virtually held his prisoner for q
week. The climax and denouement are
alive With SUSPENSE. .h.n Mack ssnns1.s snInm.s
Comes" starring Billy Bevan. Mildred
June. a trained bear and troupe OF
African lions, will be tho laughmaker.
The Kilograms also win be shown.
Colleen Moore wi1l be pictured Fri.
day and Saturday in vitagraph's ex-
citing screen version OF Ramsay MOT
ria 3zmoua melodramA the Ninety,
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York.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madse and Eugene O'Brien In "The
Voice From the Minaret' and Paul
Farrott in DO Your Stuff: Tuesday,
Leatrice Joy and Matt Moore in Mar
shall Neilan's Minnie" and Prizmas
THE Cnselfish Shelf: Wednesday.
Milton Sills and Wanda Hawley in
Burning Sands" and Jimmie Adams
in The Once Over; Thursday, Bebe
Daniels in "Singed Wings" and Aesop
Fable, The Gliders"; Friday. Florence
Fidor and David Butler in Conquer
ing the Woman" and comedy. Hazel
From Hollywood" and Saturday,
Shirley Mason in Pawn Ticket No.
210" and Charlie Chaplin in Shoulder
Arms"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Quincy Ad-
ans Sawyer; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, ITO Have and to Hold; Thurs
day. Alice Brady, in anna Ascends';
Friday, Frank Mayo and Sylvia
Dreamer, in "Wolf Law" and Reginald
Denny, in New Leather Pueher6";
Saturday, Gladys Walton. in 'The
Lavender Bath Lady," added at mat
inee, william Desmond. in Around
the World in Is Days"
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and Nine in the climax of which a
locomotive is driven at top speed
through a raging forest FIRE. Neal
Burns in "A Chased Bride" and the
Fox News will complete the bill
Every Sunday night the Lincoln
books special added attraction:
Mondays are surprise nights and
every Friday talent contests" are
held. with $50 in gold awarded by the
audience to the prize winners.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
New.

Today and tomorrow, Vera Gordon.
in Your Best Friend; Tuesday. Will
liam Desmond, in 1.-THE Yelled Wom-
an; Wednesday. May McAvoy. in
Gloria Swanson. in THE Impossible
Mrs. Bellew": Friday, Viola Dana in
There Are No Villains" and Satur-
day, features and comedy.
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Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Helene Chad
wick. in "The Sin Flood; Tuesday.
Madge Bellamy. in Love Never
Dies: Wednesday. When Love
Comes; Thursday, Nine Points of
the Law; Friday, Marion Davies, in
when Knighthood Was in Flower"
and Saturday. Lon CLANCY, in Quincy
Adams Sawyer
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FaYorite.

Today. Thomas Meighan. in Back
Home and Broke; tomorrow. Norma
Talma adge, in The Forbidden Thing:
Tuesday. Elsie Ferguson, in The
Outcas ST.: Wednesday. Lon CLANCY. in
Broken Chains: Thursday. William
Russell. in Without Compromise: !:
Friday, Mary Pickford, in Daddy
Long Legs" and Saturday. Helen
Gibson. in Nine Points of the Law"
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, wallace Reid
in Thirty Days" and Lige Conley In
Casey Jones, Jr."; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Katherine Macdonald and
Bryant Washburn in THE Woman
Conquers" and Buster Keaton In Day
Dreams"; Thursday. Colleen Moore in
sThe Ninety and Nine" and Paul Par
rott in "Do Your Stuff"; Friday. Dor
othy Dalton in Ozark Secrets" and
Charlie Chaplin in shoulder Arms"
and Saturday, Agnes Ayres In "A
Daughter Of Luxury" Harry Pollard
in dig Up" and PriEmas Bird
dogs Afield."
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Dumbarton.

Today. Dorothy Dalton, in, ION the
High Seas; tomorrow, Cullen Lam
dis, in "MAn With Two Mothers"; !;
Tuesday ana Wednesday. Norma Tai
madge. In THE Voice From the Nina
ret: Thursday, THE Pride sof Palo-
mar; Friday. Betty Compson, in
always the woman and Saturday.
Dustin Farnum, In THE Yosemite
TRAIL
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Barbara La
Marr. in "Trifiing Women; Tuesday.
Herbert Rawlinson. in Other Mems
Shoes; Wednesday and THURSDAY.
Wanda Hawley, in Burning Sands":
Friday, Alice Brady, in Anna As
cends.' and Saturday. Johnny Walker.
in Captain Fly BY Night"
Evening star., 1923-03-11

who already has set
community referendum He proposes
representative the community select
York,
booklet issued by the National Board OF Review
fair unbiased criticisms OF forthcoming current pictures
lhe reviews deal with the pictures put CUT o all
rbuor provided worth Wills After the committee has
selected its list OF best pictures submits the vote OF the entire
community pictures highest number OF
be suggested advance wha,
with the and be its suggestions for by " doing he
will himself OF goo audiences advance and the
thus bringing them
this the exhibitor
public will what and the producer will be
will to
the producers readily bued guide the variations in public
taste The idea has constructive ring
worthy made his
what the public The exhibitor had choice but
he could the and the public had to accept
that nothing Under the proposed the public has OF clearly
making known exhibitor and precisely what does want
the and almost certain that the
demand will bring forth the supply.
ESPTE carping whom doubt
their views without full knowledge o the facts facts OF which & they M
phosoplay unnka6ly
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invaluable teacher
than another which folks usually resent the prescription of
and nora Of social wekedness and pitfalls has scarcely made the
who think must know that the for the dope evil for other
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with the mind This education begin the home and early
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Evening star., 1923-03-11
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow. Milton sills,
in Skin Deep; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, 'The Light Of New York.;
Thursday. Mary Pickford. in Daddy
Long Legs; Friday, James Kirk
wood, in 'Sin Flood" and saturday,
Tom Mix, in do and Dare"
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Elaine Ham
merstein, in 'One Week of Love-;
Tuesday, Charles Ray, in "A Tailor
Made Man; Wednesday. May Nc
Avoy. in 'The Top of New York; /;
Thursday and Friday, Norma Tai
madge, in "The Voice From the Nina
ret" and Saturday, Mary Miles Min
ter, in THE Cow Boy and the Lady"
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Elite.

To-day. Zeena Keefe. in rThe Broken
Silence: tomorrow, James b. Warner
in THE Flaming Hearts; TUESDAY
Johnny Walker, in Captain Fly b!
Night: Wednesday, Viola Dana, in
Love in the Dark: Thursday David
Butler. in Girls, Don't Gamble: FRI
day, Alice Brady, in Anna Ascends." >"
and Saturday, Robert Gordon, in 1.-The
Super Sex
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Hippodrome.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo
gan, In "Oliver Twist; Tuesday.
Hearts Haven; Wednesday. Frank
Mayo. in Caught Blufin"; Thursday.
day, Helen Taylor. in ~Cave Girl.'- and
Saturday. mo Trespassing."
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Photoplays This Week


AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
METROPOLITAN-I1arod Lloyd, in DIR. Jack" Shown this
RALTOAgnes Ayres in Racing Heart Shown
COLUMBIA-DeMiles production, Adams Shown this
afternoon.
PALACE-Marion Davies Eve" Shown this after
CENTRAL-Dolar Devils Shown this afternoon
CRANDALLSNorma Tamadge "A Daughter of Two Worlds
Shown this afternoon ~
11NCOLN-'One Week of Love-" Shown afternoon
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Observation-Disclosures Lloyd
in "Dr. Jack"

Crandalrs Metropolitan Theater will
feature Harold Lloyd and his wife.
formerly Mildred Davis. in "Dr. Jack"
and Will Rogers In Fruits Of Faith.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

itself and leaves on a trip to South
America. What happened in his alb
sence makes a great story.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Strongheart. the dog star. who is
up in Canada working in a picturiza-
tion Of Jack London's White Fang,
spoke" over the radio at Calgary re-
centls
Evening star., 1923-03-11

John Robertson. who has finlshed
directing Richard Barthelmess in
The Bright Shawl" is planning
trip to England for exteriors in The
Fighting Blade" the next Barthel-
mess picture
Evening star., 1923-03-11

"Penrod and SAM Booth Tarking
toms famous story Of American boy
life. is to he produced at the Holly
wood studios by Associated First Ma
tional Pictures. BY Arrangement with
Warner Brothers, william Beaudine
will direct.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Cyril Ring, who played an i'm
portant part in Back Home an
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Maj. Briggs, attache of the British
embassy at Washington. D. c.. ac-
companied by his charming bride.
were visitors recently at the "Wan-
dering Daughters" set In the United
Studios, Hollywood. as the guests of
Director James Young.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Dorothy Phillips has recovered from
a. temporary attack Of "snowblind-
ness suffered on location in the
mountains near Truckee, Calf. dur
ing the filming of ISLANDER the Wom-
an" in which she is starred.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Maurice Tourneur, who has just
completed The Isle of Lost Ships,
has selected The Brass Bottle by
f. Anstey, as his next story to be
produced for First National release.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

John NJ Stahl's next production for
First National release Is to be
"Dauehters of the Rich," screen
adaptation of an original story. The
production is to be a lavish one.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

While in New York and other states,
including Ohio. the censor boards
passed Charles ChapIin's The Pill
grim" Pennsylvania saw fit to ban 1t
in its entirety basin4. it is said. its
verdict on it's objection to the use OF
clerical garb.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

The home Of John Barrymore at 10
Beekman place, New York, Is TO be
seen in You Can't Fool Your Wife,
q George Melford production.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
Ju9he The PaOTOPLKY

what the public wants
photopay been proposed by Arthur Kane
Exhibitors and who already has set
49, in National Board
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Hone Hampton has been engaged
for several days past making tests
Of makeup and lights before the
camera preparatory to beginning
work in Lawful Larceny" with Nita
Naldi, Conrad Nagel and Lew Cody.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Marjorie Daw is the second wan
dering daughter selected BY James
Young for his production of Wan
dering Daughters" Marguerite de la
Motto was the first.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

1t is said that every story consid-
cred for a Norma Talmadge screen
production Is read by Miss TAlmadge
personally. The continuity and Sc
sonal attention, az do the hundred
and one other details connected with
the production Of a modern photo
play.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Agnes Ayres. Paramount star. who
recently reached New York from the
west coast to play in "The Exciters."
with Antonio Moreno, has been laid
up for several days with influenza
and production work on the picture
has been suspended.
C,yrtl Rfnr who played an i'm
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Pat OMalIey and Marjorie Daw Who
played screen sweethearts" in The
Lying Truth" will again be seen to-
gether in "Wandering Daughters"
the James Young production.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Led Cody has arrived in New York
from the west coast to play one of
the principal roles in Lawful Lar
ceny-" which Alan Dwan is now pre-
pairing for production.
The Washington times., 1923-01-24
NJ T.RA|N|ERH|TS
H|GH: TRACKS
ON STREET
Citizens Call for Betterment OF
Rhode Island Ave.-Unite
for Campaign.

The Citizens Association Of Mt.
Rainier last evening severely de-
nounced the condition Of Rhode
Island avenue northeast. A commit
tee was appointed to confer this eve
ming with the Rhode Island Avenue
Citizens Association. A resolution
was offered by Frank B. Smith re-
questing the Senate to find a place
for Senator Couzens of Michigan on
the District of Columbia Committee
that he may use his known ability
and experience in improving Wash
ington and adjoining States.
It was stated that Senator Weller
Of Maryland had declared that he
would resign from the District Com
mittee If asked to by the people of
his State. If Senator Weller will do
this, this will make an opening on
the committee for Senator Couzens.
Charles J. Peckham told of general
conditions on Rhode Island avenue
leading from Sixteenth street to the
District line. He said that-the street
railway tracks were raised above the
level of the road bed and that motor
lists, in passing other cars on the
avenue or turning out to pass any
obstacle, endangered the lives of per-
sons in their cars because of the
tracks. Not only were lives endan-
gered, but tires on machines were
ripped off the wheels. Mr.. Peckham,
who is president of the citizens asso-
citation, said that concerted efforts
on the part Of citizens Of the town,
coupled with the efforts of the mem
bers of the Rhode Island Avenue
Association, would no doubt bring re-
suits from the District of Columbia
Public Utilities Commission.
Mr.. Peckham appointed the follow
ing committee to meet the Rhode
Island avenue citizens this evening
to arrange for the presentation of
the plea to the proper officials: s. A,
Melius (chairman), Leonard Green
and Carl Kettenback.