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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-04-07
COOGAN IN
Z ANOTHER
BEST"

Wonderful little Jackie Coogan
is here again at loves Colum.
bit in his latest and greatest tri-
umph. Though this has probably
been said Of each new picture in
which he has appeared, it con-
tinues to be a. statement of fact.
His producers seem to have
recognized that his genius is of
sort which even Jackie can
hardly improve, and that added
fame as an actor can come only
through giving that genius a
wider range of expression. Thus
has Ouida's "a Dog of Flanders
considered by many the great
est boy-and-dog story ever writ
ten-been chosen as his latest
starring vehicle, with a slight
change of title to "a Boy of
Flanders"
OF the innumerable scenes in
which he displays his versatility
and talent, Two mark the ex-
tremes Of emotional expression.
In one he is again 1.-THE Kid"
standing at the bedside of his
grandfather. Typically Jackie.an
are the changes of expression
registered in his Sace--boyish
enthusiasm and pride in his
ability to provide food for the
empty larder, as he unwraps a
loaf of bread and four sausages,
changing to anxiety as he re-
ceives no response to his lively
chatter, and finally to tragic
anguish as he realizes his grand
father is dead.
In the other scene he is an
entirely new Jackie--a diminu-
tive Julian Eltinge. In girls
clothes, provided as a disguise
by the young daughter of the
house, he attends a birthday
party at the home of the towns
WGdlLulCSL StIiO IkISdIlcSp ClLlZon,
flirts outrageously with his fat
rival, and issthe life of the party
until, in dance, the ragged
edges of his trousers appear
below his skirts and he is chased
from the house by its irate
master.
Supporting Jackie in these es.
capades and other episodes are
Josef Swickard, Nigel de Brulier,
Lionel Belmore, Nell Craig, Jean
Carpenter, Sidney Franklin, the
keystone dog, Teddy, and many
others of ability, but as has been
the case in each of his pictures,
Jackie is easily and completely
the dominating figure.
For sheer beauty, the sets in
this picture surpass many of
those used in films in which
popular grown-up stars are fea-
tured players, even the scenes
of poverty being picturesque.
This is partly due to its Flanders
locale, and partly to the fact
that Metro has stinted no part of
the production, so great Is his
faith in his small star.
A splendid boy and dog
comedy, International News and
musical numbers supplement the
feature.-M. M.
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Footwear

WOmen's OxfOrils and Pumps,
Of patent, tan, suede and dull
feathers, high and low heels;
sizes in the lot from 21s to 7.
Former $500 to $500 @1 EOr
grades. At. UASsIO
Boys and Little Gents Shoes,
Of tan and dull feathers; lace
and blucher styles; all sizes in
the lot from 10 to 1871 and / to
512: former $3.50 to Q1 OK
$500 grades. At. WA'OO
Mems Working Shoes, Of tan
and dull feathers; lace and
blucher styles: sizes in the lot
from 6 to IL; former CT 70
$3.50 to $3.50 grades. At U4"dV
Children's High Shoes, of dull
leather; lace and button styles;
sizes in the lot from 5 to 8;
former $500 and $3.50 OK
grades. At. OCC
GOldenberg'S-Nrst Floor.
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Handbags and
,JeWelry

WOmen's Silk Handbags, in.
GLIDING the new under-the-arm
and pouch shapes; some with
inside swinging change @1 OK
purse; silk lined. At. WAsOO
WOmen's and Misses I'M
ported Beaded Bags, draw
string style: assorted color
ings; former $3.50 100
grade, at. ..............
Pearl Bead (nanufacture6
Necklaces, 24-fnch graduate
length: opalescent finish; solid
gold clasp; former $1.s8 00C
STdue. ..s.'ss"ss
Solid Gold Rings, for women
and misses; Tiffany style, with
various colored stones. For
mer $2.9S to $500 81 IN
grades. At......... WA"VV
GOIdenberg' Floor.
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Toilet Goods

Hair Brushes, assorted kinds,
with solid backs and good
quality bristles; mahogany fin
ish. Former 39c grade. loo
ALL Imported Rice Powder,
in packages; white only; 10C
former Csc grade. ...... wv
Hand Scrubs, solid backs, as
sorted shapes and styles; for
mer 15c, 19c and 25c 1OC
kinds. AT. ............
Dressing Combs, hard rubber;
assorted shapes; former 7I0
19c and Csc kinds. At.
Wrisley's Stearate Of Zinc
Baby Powder; regular CSC 14c
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ALr1laS Temple Stars

Further announcements serve
to promise that the Almas Tenn
pie Merchants Exposition and
Fashion Revue, to be held at Con-
vention Hall May 2-1O, will appeal
to all classes of amusement
seekers.
In addition to the appearance
of those popular favorites of the
Music Box Revues" and "Zieg-
field Follies' already announced,
and Edith Helena, of the Metro
politan company, at least two
stars Of the screen will make a
personal appearance in the persons
of Baby Peggy Rice-two of
whose pictures, THE Rapids" and
''The Enchanted Cottage" are at
present showing in New York
and Mildred Ryan, one of the
principal reasons for the success
of the screen version of the peren-
NAL "ZaZa,"
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Art Goods

Stamped Baby Dresses, fine
grade white nainsook; one-year
size; neat designs; for COO
mer soc grade. At. SO~
Stamped Scarfs and Centers,
also pillows; natural color art
crash; neat designs; for O9C
mer S9c grade. A.. ~
% boxes Bear Brand Vicuna
Yarn, for making summer
sweaters; assorted colors, but
no black and white; liz
former acc grade. 49,.
Stamped Scarfs, good quality
art crash; neat patterns; Or
former acc grade. At. -. ~
Odd lot Of Art Goods, includ-
ing scarfs, centers and pillow
slips; mostly of cretonne; for
mer csc, SOC and soc 121c
grades. At. A|~
Goldenberg's-Flrst Floor.
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Odd Lots from
Linen Department

pieces White Art Linen,
fine round thread, pure linen
quality, for. scarfs, centers and
tea doilies; 81 inches wide;
former $1.00 grade. E0n
AC .'..'...........
3 pieces Oyster White Art
Linen, A inches wide; for
scarfs and lunch cloths; all
pure linen quality; for EOn
mer 81 grade. At. -. O"N
4 pieces Mercerized Table
Damask, So inches wide; pink
bordered style; former E0C
75c grade. At. wv
g dozen Turknit Baby Bath
Sheets, slight seconds E00
Of 81 grade. At....... wv
4 pieces Silver BIeached
Linen Damask, warranted all
pure linen quality; 68 inches
wide; assorted neat
patterns; former 50 @1 70
grade. At. ......... WAsO"
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Innings

5 pieces Lightweight Fast
Black Sateen, for Innings or
boomers; SO inches wide: loo
former 29c grade. At. AVN
Limit, 5 yards.
10 pieces Simpsons Printed
Sateen, fine lightweight quail
ity, in assorted color grounds,
for Innings or comfort coVOr-
ing; former sec grade. QOO
At ................. wv
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Housewares
S3.49 White Enameled Metal
Clothes Hampers, large 81 or

S3.49 White Enameled Metal
Clothes Hampers, large @7 QQ
size.
$1.59 Clothes Baskets, Q0O
of hardwood stats. 49,.
Lot of Butcher Knives, with
steel blades; former 35c 7Oc
and Acc grades. .......
White Japanned Bread Boxes.
roll top style; slightly 400
soiled; CSC grade. At. ~N
6'CoIOred Glass Fruit Bowls,
large size; former Ct 40
$2.49 grade. At. W"
8 Aluminium Tea Kettles,
large size; former $1.69 2Qo
grade. At.
Gold Encrusted Glassware,
including bowls, sandwi h
trays, compotes, etc.; one and
two Of each kind; for CT 90
mer $3.49 grade. At. VAs"O
Observation-Disclosures.
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Wash Goods
29c NainSOOk, SO inches wide,
n1OSo Xxyouon cnft finish

&c NalnSOOk, SO inches wide,
close woven, soft finish
grade, for making UNI loo
dergarments ........... AVN
soc White Chiffon Wolfe, 40
inches wide, fine sheer. O7c
two.ply quality. ....... SN
45c White Indian Head, A
inches wide; linen finish quail
ity; lengths from 2 to 90O
10 yards. ............... ~~
soc White Dotted Swiss, 80
inches wide, fine sheer
quality, with white CSo
woven dots. .......... US
69c White Organdy, As in.
wide, fine sheer trans 400
parent quality. ......... ~N
81 Printed Crepe de Chine,
SO inches wide, silk and cotton
quality, for blouses, Tx.
kimonos, etc. ........... eVN
35c COlOred Indian Head, 80
inches wide; all wanted
shades; 2 to 10 yard COo
lengths ...............
S1.25 BOxlOOm Cotton Crepe,
36 inches wide, fine soft fin.
ish grade, in checks, 2Qc
stripes and plaids. 49,, wv
81 Kay Fan Silks, a silk and
cotton fabric, for lingerie; hem
stitched stripes and 100
checks; IS inches wide. ."
GOldenberg' Floor.
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Dress Goods

$50 All-WOOl Suitings, IS
inches wide, tan grounds with
neat colored over OQO
checks. ..,.............. WV
$3.50 All-woOl TricOtine, a.
inches wide, firm woven twilled
quality, in black and Ct 80
DroWn.. .......
75c Dress Fabrics, SO inches
wide; fine part.wool quality,
in black navy and E0O
brown. wv
= SOC Dress Crepe, fine woven
woOl-mixed quality, in black,
navy, brown, copen, Coz
cocoa, tan and gray. go. VON
CSC Costume Corduroy, stylish
novelty effects, in brown EOn
only; SO inches wide. 80. OVN
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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"The Covered Wagon"

The Governments alluring offer
of free land in Oregon, back in
184S, caused many middle-west
families to undertake an adven-
ture the hazards Of which they
never could have anticipated, as,
had they been. the blazing Of the
Oregon trial would not have taken
place as early in the last century
as it did. 1t is with the momentous
journey of those brave men and
women who started on two
thousand mile trek from West
port Landing (now Kansas City
to the unknown West that "The
Covered Wagon" deals.
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Handkerchiefs

WOmen's Handkerchiefs, col.
ored woven and hand drawn
border effects, also all-around
embroidered novelty handker-
chiefs; former 19c grade. 100
At. N
Boys COlOred Border Hand
kerchiefs, good quality, soft
finish grade; hemstitched bor-
ders; attractive patterns; for
mer 10c and 12c grades. tn
AT.
WOmen's Handkerchiefs, of
colored lawn and dimity; en-
broidered corner and plain wide
hemstitched styles. Former
12c and 15c grades Or
AT. ...s..........
Mems Initial Handkerchiefs,
good soft finish quality; broken
assortment of initials; six in
box; formerly $1.00 box. S0O
GOldenberg's- Floor.
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White Gauze Cotton Athletic
Underwear, plain white: pull
over shirts and knee-length
drawers, with reinforced seat;
former 5Sc grade. 400
Mems Fibre sin; '(iGiios) Half
hose, high spliced heel; double
reinforced sole and toe; black
and plain colors; seconds OEO
Of SOC grade. At........ 6ON
Clover Blue Chambray Work
Shirts, collar attached style;
full double stitched; one breast
pocket; perfect quality; broken
sizes; former $1.OO grade. exc
At. Wv
Athletic Union Suits, of
madras and nainsook; sleeve
less style; small size only; A0N
seconds of 81 grade. At 3ON
Negligee Shirts, odds and
ends from regular stock and re-
cent sales: slightly soiled and
mussed from handling; all high
grade materials; broken sizes;
former $1.00 to $3.50 Geo
grades. At. wv
Thread Silk Half Hose, with
embroidered clocks; full REIN
forced heel, toe and sole:
seconds of 81 grade. 40
Al.
IS Heavy Blue Denim Over
alls, made with bib and sus-
penders; full double-stitched;
perfect quality; broken sizes;
former $1.75 grade. @1 10
At. WAeAV
ID Paja m as, Of soisette,
madras and other materials;
perfect quality: size A only;
slightly soiled; former
$500 and $3.50 grades. G1 Ak
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Umbrellas

Q9 Children's COIOred Gloria
Umbrellas, in garnet only;
guaranteed fast color and rain
proof; former $500 @1 OK
grade. At. VA'VO
(25) WOmen's and Misses Silk
Umbrellas, in navy green pur-
pie and brown; attractive han
dies; some have slight defects
in finish or weave of material.
Former $500 grade. GO 90
AT, ...............
WOmen's Umbrellas. of fast
black rainproof American (cot-
toni taffeta, good assortment of
handles; former $1.69 CT 10
and $500 grades. At. UA'AO
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4 Newspaper Comedy

Margaret Lawrence and Wal
lace Eddinger have fallen heir to
:All Alone SUSIE" the comedy
by Lea D. Freeman, newspaper
man, which Grace George tried
out earlier in the season, subse-
quently deciding Merry Wives
of Gotham needed her more.
Miss Lawrence and Eddinger are
rehearsing this play in Los Ange-
les, with the deliberate intention
of appearing in 1t there on
ApriI 6.
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Silks

So Sport Satin, an extra fine,
rich satin-face "glos" quality,
in white, pink and
navy navy blue; 40 inches Sligo
Wlue' ........
81 Silk POplin, SO inches
wide, rich lustrous silk-mixed
quality, of street and even 100
ing shades, also black. OON
$1.98 Satin Duchesse, all
silk, rich satin-face quality,
in black only; IS g 70
inches wide. ........ UA"CO
81 Stripe Shifting, extra
heavy quality; white grounds
with satin (glos stripes Tx
in assorted colors. OON
So Black MOire Taffeta Silk,
IS inches wide, pure silk quail.
ity, with beautiful self Ct 70
color effects. ........ UAsOO
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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Bedwear & COttOns

72x9O Run.Of. the-Mill Seam
less Bleached Sheets, three.
quarter bed size; heavy round
thread quality; former QOO
$1.25 grade. At........ wv
39c Bleached Pillow Cases,
size 45x36 inches; hand-torn
and ironed: free from CQC
starch or dressing. At. GVN
$3.50 White Dimity Bed
Spreads, extra length Ct 90
for three-quarter beds UAsOO
25c Unbleached Sheeting Cor.
ton, SO inches wide; extra
heavy round thread 1GO
quality ................ ~
So Crochet Bed Spreads, Mar
settles designs: single CT 90
bed size. ............ WASVV
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Ruth in Music?

Ruth Chatterton, runs the re-
port, is the most recent actress. to
succumb to the lure of musical
comedy. For this purpose Come
Out of the Kitchen" is being
turned into a libretta. This, it
will be remembered, is the play
that A. E. Thomas wrote from
Alice Duer Miller's story and
which Miss Chatterton acted for
several seasons with huge sue
cess. Harold Levey is writing the
music.
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lacks New One

Norma Shearer has been Sc
lected to play opposite Jack Pick
ford in The End of the World"
the new production in which Jack
is the star. This announcement
comes from the Pickford- Fair.
banks studios where the picture
is being made. Miss Shearer is
being EARNED out" for this pic
ture.
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Gloves

12-buttOn Chamotex Gloves,
with wide embroidered backs;
assorted colors; all sizes in the
lot, but not in each color and
style; former 1929 OOO
81
ChamOteX Washable Fabric
Gloves, strap-wrist and 12-but.
ton lengths; channels color only;
spear back and contrasting
color embroidered backs; 90.
former 81 grade. At.... ~~
GOIdenberg's-Ffrst Floor.
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Ginghams, Percales
and Madras

36-inch Tissue Ginghams, in
woven checks and plaids; soft
finish grade, in all
wanted colors; former COo
45c grade. At. SVN
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1924-09-05
COLORED-

Professional and Business Men
1857 18th ST. COR. 14th Il YOU-oNE
TO FOUR ROOMS. so EACH
AFFLECk REALTY CO. sOI 15th ST.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

First Commercial.
nm u. bet II & Eye sta- rooms, bath,
m$dera. lot 20 BY 100 to alley. A cheap
II Is0l. David T. Basry. 1s0z II St. NM.
Evening star., 1924-09-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

DETACHED CORNER RESIDENCE, CENTER
hall plan; elegant rooms. sleeping porch
anil. lot 6Sx1l0: one block cars school
churches and stores; Cleveland Park section
Price reasonable Phone clcyc 1880
Evening star., 1924-09-05

Near 4th and W sts., close to cars)
Carefully built, new Groom and hath brick
dwelling, with garage. hot-water heat and Ill
conveniences.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND EASY TERMS
Any Broker or :.
THRIFT BUILDING CO., OvnA.
Rhsne 41iA ~,
Evening star., 1924-09-05
Downtown Bargain.
$4,000

o14 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Transfer corner. 9th 1t. and N. 7. ave.
Store and apartments. Modern rhrcr-s ,vry
brick building. 20 fl. front. beautiful bright
store with large show window, tile floor
metal ceiling and three in rear
1irst floor. TWO apartments second noor
and one apartment on third floor. Hot-wafer
heat, gas and elec. Good alley In rear
Store vacant. For further particulars see
Mr.. Greer.
DAVID Z. BARRY Main ,.o1 = 1891. 8,
Evening star., 1924-09-05
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
| a REAL BARGAIN IN A DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Continued.

4 REAL BARGAIN IN a DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
lust OFF 14th ST
Centrally located and basement brick containing
rooms electric lights Lot 20 by lS feet.
Suitable for any class of only S25OOO
Terms
NEAR THE w. B. & A. TERMINAL.
Wide and deep lot 29oot paved alley. Two Groom and
bath bricks and twoory prick garage all rented Price and
terms very reasonable
18th ST. CORNER.
Ideal location for gas station automobile business Very
wide frontage Improvements in good Well rented.
Full information office.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 1884 14O9 l. St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

a13 SHEPHERD st. NV.
Pefworth-Locat ted close TO Grant Circle and
ST. Gabricis Church This house Is vacant
and open for inspection every evening and
Sunday. Has four large bedrooms, electricity
hot water heat, porchcs. long lot and two-car
garage. II is a bargain. {. L. SHARAH
NJ .I.n9 1s
Evening star., 1924-09-05
lust OFF 14th ST

OPEN DAY AND EVENING. n
TERMS TO SUIT.
CHANEY BUILT. new 8-room homes with
every modern improvement. Hardwood floors
and trim, open fireplace. built-in refrigerator,
full tile bath. with builtin tub. These are
the market today. Any reasonable terms Win
Be considered TO responsible parties.
MeL4ACHIlEN BANKING CORPN.,
4.RoaL Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 49, EVENINGS Mouth al2
Evening star., 1924-09-05
Bargains III Used Houses
Investment Bldg, 18th and X Fr. 40

MOUNT PLEASANT $40 9ao-TERMs.
colonial brick home ContaiBin. sir large
rooms: hot water hfst ana elrcirir lights
hard"o fonrs and trim finished room in
basement; ipt 90 feet VIDE and over 100 feet
deep 10 an improved alley: garage: large front
porch and double bark porches This home is
located in splendid section of Mount Pleas
ant near the ear line. The property is well
worth tn" price and should self Immediately.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
1916 X 81 Main 6l1.
Evening star., 1924-09-05

PRICE ONLY $12 800
NEAR SHRINE OF SACRED HEART
BEAUTIFUL HOME. MT. PLEASANT, JUST
OFf 18th ST.
Two-story and cellar brick. seven rooms.
bath hardwood floors, hot-water heat. electric
lights front and rear porches. southern expos
ure; in good repair; possession in less than
thirty days.
This is u well built, comfortable home and 4
bargain
GARDINER DENT INC,
Main 4SS4 I1nQ T. St "
Evening star., 1924-09-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

BARGAIN. 18th AND OAK sT.-$s. $50. SIX
rooms and bath, pOrehes; mi; garage space.
Address Box Oily, Star Office. -
Evening star., 1924-09-05
COLORED.

! Nes. Dupont Circle. 5-story brick home: al
| modern; 10 rooms. = baths. 2-csr brick garage
| Sec owner at 1895 18th Il. u.w. Phone North
| "a. 5s
Evening star., 1924-09-05

PETWoRTH-ss 5O0-TERMS.
Brick homc. bniIt of tapestry brick: large
colonial front porch and double back porches:
rooms and tiled bath: hardwood floors: hot
water heat and electric lights. This home Is
in first class condition and is located in a
splendid section OF Petworth; deep lot TO
paved alley: room for garage. Terms TO suit
purchaser be arranged
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. NC.
-aIl6 ST Main 6lI.
Evening star., 1924-09-05
: FOR SALE-HOUSES,

! HAVE SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE
homes, both large and small. in Chevy Chase
that may he purchased reasonable terms
). CURTIS WALKER,
Real Esfafn
Evening star., 1924-09-05

sn5 D ST. NV. UPPER FLOOR ROOMS
kitchen and bath suitable for business; low
rent; Will retierorare.
>l3 9th ST. NW-STnRT WITH = APIS.
Of ; rooms and hat each: INV. h.. cleo: now
vacant. WM ]. SORMOYIF. SO II. NV.
20 PA AVE. SE-STORE AND DWEII-
ing. large store with rooms on lst floor: 4
rooms and hath End door; . rooms and bath
on 3rd foor; price. $50 per month.
HERBERT 4 SONS,
Evening star., 1924-09-05

.20s 18Th ST. SIS ROOM AND BATH
frame home with hot-water heat and e!ectr1c
lights. price, 50 500 Terms.
5 10th St s.e-6-oom and hath honr-
Jus: reu1odeled; immediate possession: pre-.
Sc $50: terms
81 10Th ST n.e-sroon and bath home,
with garage. S.. 100: terms
HERRERT & SONS.
pa
Evening star., 1924-06-01
Mississippi Girl Writes Best Essay
On Citizens Camp Value for Youth]
Miss Adele Daniel Wins Prize of 500 to Be Present
ed by Mrs. Coolidge Here June II in
National Contest.

Miss Adele Daniel of Vicksburg Miss,
yesterday was announced as winner of
first prize in a national essay contest
arranged by the Women's Overseas
League in connection with the citizens
military training camp work this year
The prize consists of 500. and is to be
presented by Mrs. Coolidge on Flag day,
June IA.
The subject of the essay was why
Young Man I Know Should Attend a
Citizens Military Training Camp"
The following is the text of Miss
Daniels winning essay:
Bud needs the training because:
He is an American boy not yet old
enough to vote he has not much knowl-
edge Of the duties Of citizenship.
His work keeps him too much in
doors and he has some physical defects.
leadership, but is diffident of his
powers.
He has only common school edu-
cation. but he is ambitious.
I'm citizens military training
camp:
He will be taught the duties ant
responsibilities of an American; hi!
patriotism will be stimulated by as
sociation with men from all walks o.
| life. thus aiding closer national ant
social unity.
Proper outdoor exercise will de
velop strength, endurance and ability
and thus Buds defect will be over
come.
THE moral and social qualities o.
| courage, seIf-control, self-subordina
| tion, cooperation and initiative will
| be encouraged.
He will receive courses which viii
| interest and benefit him.
| America needs Bud because:
"In time of war he will be a uni
| in a. fighting force of well trained
men, ready at a moments notice fol
Evening star., 1924-06-01
LEGISLATIVE FUND
BILL PASSES SENATE
Appropriations Increased to Total
of $14,279,O16-$16s,4S0
= More Than House.
NOW GOES To CONFERENCE
Provides for Congress, Printing Of
flee and Library.

sThe legislative appropriation bill,
making appropriations for the Senate.
House, government printing office and
Library of Congress, carrying $14,219,-
Ole. or $16S,4S0 more than carried In
the House bill. was passed by the
Senate yesterday. 1t now goes to con-
ference This is the last Of the general
appropriation bills upon which the
Senate must act. A second deficiency
appropriation bill, however, is still to
to come up for consideration.
A legislative amendment added to
the Senate authorizes the public printer
to close Jackson alley to the extent
that that alley is abutted on both sides
by the property of the government
printing office.
The purpose of the amendment is
to permit the closing in OF the space
now existing between the new and
old buildings of thu printing office.
Among the items of increase made
by the Senate was 100000 for the
expenses of inquiries and investiga-
tions ordered by the Senate. The
House put in 100000 for this pur-
pose. but the Senate raised it to
100000 Another item of increase
was $4,000 for binding and printing
for the Library of Congress.
The salaries carried in the bill for
clerks and other employees of the
Senate and House conform to the re-
cent reclassification bill passed by
Congress for these employees.