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Evening star., 1926-04-14
COLUMBIA-'For Heavens Sake. 4"

Harold Lloyd. be-spectacled ex-
ponent of hilarious screen comedy.
will offer Washington theater-g -goers
his latest triumph of laughter, For
Heavens Sake" at Loew's Columbia
next week, starting Sunday after
noon.
Sam Taylor directed 1t and the
supporting cast includes Jobyne Raj
ston, Noah Young, James Mason and
Paul Wiegel No less than three
comedy experts have collaborated on
the plot.
For Heavens Sake" is the story
Of a carefree millionaire clubman
whose car. in passing through the
slums one day, wrecks the coffee cart
and curbstone mission of Brother
Paul, a benef1cent old missionary
who is promptly given check for
$1,000 to cover the damages and
whose earnest desire to interest the
young millionaire in his mission
work is helped alopg by glimpse Of
the missionary's pretty daughter.
Hope.
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PALACE--"sTonte Carlo. !"

Monte Carlo" an irresistible COM
edy based on the adventures abroad
Of three American girls who have won
a newspaper beauty contest, a Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer picture, will be pre-
sented at Loew's Palace next week,
starting Sunday, with Lew Cody in
the central role, supported by Ger
trude Olmsted, Roy Darcy. Kari
Dane. Ia Su Pitts, Trixie Friganza
and Harry Myers.
Monte Carlo" was written by F..
Carey Wilson, author of 1.-The Mid
shipman" and also of Norma Shear
er's His Secretary" Christy Cabanne
directed 1t, and Cedric Gibbons is
credited with the beautiful settings
of the picture. whose story concerns
d gay New Yorker who is thrown out
Of the fifth of Monte Carlos seven
hotels at the moment three American
girls. winners of "a newspaper popu-
larity contest, arrive at the famous
resort.
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GAYETY-"Rarin' to Co."

Sunday nights performance marks
the closing of the Gayety Theater this
season. Ed l.. Daley's super Black
and White sensation, "Rarin' to Go"
provides the entertainment.
This week also completes the eight
eenth year as d theater manager for
Ira J. La Motto, manager of the Gay
ETY., and he has made it an anniversary
week at the Gayet. Mr.. La Motto
formerly managed the old Lafayette
Opera House on Lafayette Square and
the Shubert- -Belasco Theater. leaving
to become manager of the Gayety
Theater.
An extra midnight show beginning
at 11:30 pm. will be given Friday,
when Billy Foster. comedian, assisted
by Elmer Redmond Jow Kilseh and
Billy Gray, Midgie Gibbons and Flea
nor Marshall. will be seen in the white
cast, and the colored cast headed by
Jimmie Ferguson, late star of THE
Chocolate Dandies," will include Tim
Moore, Jazz Lips Richardson, Flor
ence McClain, Susaye Brown, Loey
Taylor, Gladys Smith and a special
creole chorus of 20 girls. An added
feature is Joe Jordan and his Ten
Sharps and Flats" a jazz band from
the West.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
HARVARD GLEE CLUB, APRIL 20.

The Harvard Glee Club, now
choral organization ranking among
the best, will give it's annual concert
in Washington at the Masonic Audi
torium Tuesday evening, April 20.
This being DIR. Davison's sabbatical
year, G. Wallace Woodwork. young
man Of exceptional ability, steps IN
as acting conductor.
This organization of young men,
who have fOrsaken the traditional
fiippant college songs for the highest
ideals, have succeeded in popularizing
fine music among the younger gen
Grafton.
The glee clubs activities have been
many-a tour of the East and Mid
dlewest, trip to Europe upon the
invitation of the French and Italian
governments and appearances with
the Boston and Cleveland orchestras.
Tickets for the concert here may be
obtained at L. Arthur Smith Bureau,
1880 G street.
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TAKONIA.

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Schild-
kraut In Ills People" and Pathe News;
continuous today from 8 pm, mat
inee tomorrow at $3.50; Tuesday, "The
Barrier" with Norman Kerry, Henry
B. Walthall, Lionel Barrymore and
Marceline Day; cartoon and comedy;
Wednesday and Thursday, Matt
Moore and Kathryn Perry in 1.-The
First Year; cartoon and comedy; FRI
day, soul Mates" with Aileen Pringle
and Edmund Lowe; Aesop's Fable
and "rhe Green Archer" No. 5; Sat
urday, Hoot Gibson in Let 'er Buck; ;;
Aesop's Fable and the first chapter of
Casey of the Coast Guard" Eve
ming continuous from pm.
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EARLE-The Great Nicola.

The Great Nicola, master of illu-
sion. mystery, legerdemain and pres
tidigitation, will be the headline at
TRACTION at the Earle Theater next
week. beginning Sunday, in his own
original wonder show of the uni
verse" Nicola carries his own COM
pany aud a complete production for
baffiing feats of magic. weird -es-
capes from shackles, naturalization
of human bodies. etc.
The extra added attraction will be
Claire Vincent. with Frank II. Gard
ner and Blanche Lord, in "An Etch-
ing From Life" framed by Capt.
Gordon King. This turn is by no
means in the nature of an art ex-
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WARDMAN PARK-"Tweedles." 4"

'Tweedles," a comedy by Booth
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson,
ia to be next weeks production by
the Thomas Herbert Stock Co. at
War,lman Park, where The Circle
is now being offered.
"Tweedles." which was first pro-
duced by Robert j. Mclaughlin at the
Frazee Theater. New York, is a mod
ern Romeo and Juliet romance con-
eN%ived in high spirit of fun, with an
underlying current of biting satire at
the expense Of those who hold family
tradition and past glories above every
thing else. The scene is a New Eng
land antique shop, where scions of
old and new houses foreGather
Parker Fennelly, leading man, Will
r.lay Tweedles, supported by Leona
Roberts, Ruth Russell, Judy Sewer
shelton, a newcomer; Robert l.. Clear.
fanald Savery. John. Schelhaas and
others of the company. who have al.
ready proved themselves capable OF
handling comedy-farCe.
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NATIONAL-''The First Year."

Frank Craven's comedy of the hard
est period of married life, 1.-THE First
Year." will be offered by the National
Theatcr Players for the week COM
mencing Monday night. The piece ap-
peared here two seasons ago with the
author In the cast. Here, as else-
where, it played to heavy business.
In New York it was designated a near
approach to the great American com
edy.
The play narrates the tribulations
of a young married pair, the action
beginning at the courtship stage and
progressing through the honeymoon
period, through the inevitable drab
stage of getting down to earth and the
climax TO this adjustment which
comes when the weeping bride de-
serts her husband and fees to the
comforting capaciousness of mothers
arms.
The piece is richly endowed with
comedy and few scenes approach IN
comedy content the groom's short
lived debauch following his Wife's de-
sertion A colored maid in the second
act also holsters the comedy.
John Warner will do the Craven
role handled originally by Craven, ana
Leneta Lane will play the bride.
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Rex Beach's
'"rhe Barrier" with Norman Kerry,
Lionel Barrymore and Marceline Day,
Adventures of Maize" comedy and
Park News Events; Tuesday, Bessie
Love, Neil Hamilton and Phyllis Hac
yer in New Brooms," educational
comedy, Pathe Review and GIFT
Shoppe; Wednesday and THURSDAY
Jack Pickford and Louise Dresser in
"The Goose Woman" comedy, Hold
Tight" and Park News Events; Fri
day, double feature, Raymond Griffith
Marian Nixon and Virginia Lee Cor
bin in Hands Up" and Fred Thomson
in "All Around the Frying Pan; sat
urday, Esther Ralston and Richard
Dix In "Womanhandled,' Lupino Lane
comedy, "The Fighting Dude" and
chapter five of 1.-THE Green Archer"
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SAVOY.

Sunday, Lowell Sherman in "The
Love Toy" Charles King in 'Too
Many Babies and Alice novelty reel,
1.-The Tiny Pony; Monday. Dorothy
Revier in Enemy of Men," comedy
and Children of the Balkans: Tues
day, Jetta Goudal and Give Brook In
Three Faces East" and Snub Pollard
in do Your Duty; Wednesday. Lou
Tellegen in Partisan Love" and
Bobby Dunn in MY Error; Thurs
day, Harrison Ford in "Helrs Four
Hundred" Hallroom Boys comedy and
Pathe Review; Friday. Reginald
Denny in Where Was II" and Buster
Brown comedy; Saturday, William
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PRINCESS.

Sunday, Tom Mix in 1.-THE Rainbow
Trail" All st. John in Live Cowards, ''
News Reel and Sunday concert fea-
turing Leonard Chick, tenor, and Miss
Madelyn Hall. organist; Monday,
Reginald Denny in where Was II"
and Lige Conley In spot Light;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson, in stage Struck" and COM
edy, East Side, West Side; Tuesday.
surprise Night; Thursday, Lowell
Sherman, in Satan in Sabless" COM
edy and amateur night; Friday, Rich
ard Dix, in woman Handled" Bobby
Vernon, in "Slippery Feet" and Epi-
sode of Casey of the Coast
Guard; Saturday, Kenneth Harlan
in "The Fighting Edge" Jimmy Au-
brey in etiquette" and Episode Of
Battling Brewster"
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday. Sally O'Neil in Mike" and
Hal Roach's Dizzy Daddies"; Mon
day, Mary Philbin in stella Mar1s'
and Hallroom Boys comedy; Tuesday,
Eleanor Boardman in THE Auction
Block" Cliff Bowes in "Brotherly
Love" and Screen Snapshots; Wed
nesday, Glenn Hunter in The Little
Giant" and AL st. John in Hold Your
Hat; Thursday, Jacqueline Logan IN
1.-The Outsider" and comedy; FRIDAY,
Lionel Barrymore in "The Barrier" :"
Snub Pollard In "rhe Old War Horse"
and "Hodge Podge"; Saturday, Laura
La Plante in "The Beautiful Cheat
Charlie Chase in Charlie, My Boy"
and Casey" No. 5.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Tramp
Tramp"

Harry Langdon will make his local
debut as a star of feature length
comedy at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater next week in Tramp, Tramp,
Tramp" a new First National release.
Other attractions will include the
Helen and Warren" domestic come
dydrana Moving Day"
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" concerns
the adventures of a love-sick young
man who has become enraptured
with a poster girl advertising under
the slogan of walk With Me-" a
brand of shoes manufactured by her
father
Langdon's methods are unlike those
of other comedians in silent drama.
He is supported by Joan Crawford,
Edwards Davis and Alec &. Francis.
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STRAND-"Miniature Musical
Comedy"

Next week the Strand bill will be
headlined by Cantor and Brandell's S
song and dance revue, with Mabel
Walzer and Her Boy Friends in a
Miniature Musical Comedy" 1t is
said to be beautifully staged and cos
TUNED with tuneful and catchy music
Fred Pisano and Jack Landauer will
offer comedy spiced with songs in their
sllit entitled Boom Boom; Eddie
Cook, with Dorothy and Gladys Shaw,
will offer a song and dance turn en-.
titled "A Smart Production; Sammy
Duncan. the Scotch laddie, will sing
songs of the heather country and give
impersonations in THE Pride of Bon
ME Scotland" and Claude Decar and
company will add thrills and sensa-
tions in ''Pantomime Acrobatic Nov
city" ....'.....''
"The Cave Man." with Matt Moore
and Marie Provost heading the cast, is
the photoplay, a comedy drama where
in a coal HEAVIER heaved love instead
of coal and lands a flapper wife from
the realms of society.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Girls just must curl and wave
bobbed hair to appear their prettiest.
But constant curling and waving
burn and dry the luster, vitality and
very life from the hair.
To offset these bad effects, Just get
a 35-cent bottle of delightful, refresh
ing "Danderine" at any drug store or
toilet counter and just see for your
self how quickly it reviyes dry,
brittle, lifeless, and fading hair.
"Danderine" is a dependable tonic
and will do wonders for any girls
hair. 1t nourishes, stimulates and
strengthens each single hair. bring
ing back that youthful gleam, CLINT
and vigorous luxuriance. Falling hair
stops and d dandruff disappears.
"Danderine" is pleasant and easy to
use.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

War; also a Felix cartoon comedy
and a Grantland Rice "Sportlight."
Thursday only, Mary Philbin. in Uni
versal's version Of William J. Locke's
"Stella Maris,' supported by Elliott
Dexter and Gladys Brockwell, also
Glenn Tryon in Long Pants" and the
Pathe Review; Friday, 1.-THE Cohens
and Kellys," with George Sidney,
Vera Gordon, Charlie Murray and
Kate Price in the name parts; taken
from Aaron Hoffman's 1.-TWO Blocks
Away" and supplemented by an
Aesop Fable: Saturday, Lowell Sher-
man, with Helene Costello, Ethel Grey
Terry and Maude George, In THE
Love Toy" supplemented by Al st.
John in Hold Your Hat"
Evening star., 1926-04-14
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday. VIM. c. Fields
and Carol Dempster in Sally of the
Sawdust"; Aesop's Fable and News
Events; Tuesday, Clara Bow and
Frank keenan, in MY Lady's Lips;
Imperial comedy, "The Fighting Tai
lor"; Pathe Review; Wednesday and
Thursday, Lew Cody and Mae Bush
in Time the Comedian; Glen Tryon
Madame San Jane: News Events;
Friday, Tom Mix. 1.-The Best Bad
Nam; Charlie Chase, THE Caretak-
er's Daughter; last chapter, Ace Of
Spades; Saturday, Ford Sterling and
Dorothy Revere iq stepping Out;
Universal comedy, Fresh Paint"
CIRCLE.
Sunday and Monday. Norma Shear
er Charles Emmett Mack. Carmel
Evening star., 1926-04-14
ELITE.

ston and Fay Lanphier, miss Amer
ica," in 1.-THE American Venus"
Casey of the Coast Guard" and Our
Gang comedv; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. D. w. Grifith's THE Birth of
Nation" also comedy; Thursday. Ma
bel Normand in "Suzanna," comedy;
Friday. Lon CLANCY in 1.-THE Black
bird" comedy: Saturday. Vera Rey-
nolds and William Boyd in "Steel
Preferred" Larry Semon comedy.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
DUMRARTON.

Sunday, Jacqueline Logan and
George O'Brien in "Thank YOU; Mon
day, Edna Murphy and Niles WEIGH
in "Ermine and Rhinestones' Tues
day, Anna @. Nilssen and Louis Stone
in 1.-THE Talker"; Wednesday, Norma
Shearer and Carmel Myers in "The
DEVILS Circus; Thursday, Madge Bel
lamy and George O'Brien in Havoc y;
Friday, Betty Compson and Edmund
Lowe in palace of Pleasure; Satur-
day. Norman Kerry, Henry B. Wal
thai and Lionel Barrymore In "The
Barrier"
Evening star., 1926-04-14
AMBASSADOR-"Tramp, Tramp,
Tramu."

Harry Langdon, supported by Joan
Crawford, Alec B. Francis and Ed.
wards Davis. will be seen for the first
time as the star of feature-length
comedy at Crandalrs Ambassador
Theater the first three days of next
week. beginning Sunday, in Tramp
Tramp, Tramp" an animated story of
transcontinental hike. The saucer
eyed, baby faced comic has heretofore
been seen only In two-reelers; added
attractions will be Fox's Moving
Day" adapted from the Helen and
Warren" series with Hallam Cooley
and Katharine Perry. other short
reels and pipe organ music.
Wednesday and Thursday. Marie
Provost and Matt Moore in His Jazz
Bride" adapted by the Warner Broth
ers from the serial, The Flapper
Wife," with .Tohn Patrick, Mabel
Julienne Scott and Margaret Seldom,
also Lloyd Hamilton in Framed"
Friday. Dolores Costello and Johnny
Heron in 1.-THE Little Irish Girl" Il
mystery comedy with Dot Farley, Lee
Moran, Mathew Betz and Joseph Dowl-
ing, together with Lige Conley in
"Lickety Split; Saturday, The
Barrier" Metro-Goldwyn's version Of
Rex Beach's novel, with Norman
Kerry, Henry B. Walthall and Lionel
Barrymore, also Il Sennett comedy,
"Sportlight," and chapter play.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Fairbanks in robin HOOD" a tale
Of old England in the fourteenth CEN
tury. He is supported by Wallace
Beery as King Richard. and Margue-
rite De La Motto as the heroine.
Added attractions. starting the new
chapter play, "The Flame Fighter"
starring Herbert Rawlinson. and a
comedy.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
EMPIRE.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
Norma Shearer In "The Devils Cir
cus' and comedy, "a F'1ivver Vocs.-
ton; Wednesday, Evelyn Brent in
Secret Orders and comedy, Hot
Foot; Thursday William Fairbanks
in 1.-THE Call of the Mate and COM
edy, "Chester's Donkey Party; Fri
day, Pete Morrison in ''The Mystery
Of Lost Ranch" and Billy West
comedy; Saturday. Lefty Flynn in
sir Lumberjack, a. Hallroom Beys
comedy, and matinee, Kiddies' Sur
prise Party.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
Russell in big Pal" comedy, snap
shots and Topics of the Day.
YORK.

Sunday and Monday, Wallace Beery
and Raymond Hatton In Behind the
Front" Felix cartoon and sport
light; Tuesday, Ricardo Cortez and
Greta Garbo In Torrent" and Earle
Foxe in Tarkington's THE Wrestler
Wednesday, "The Wanderer." and
Aesop Fable; Thursday. Eleanor
Boardman in 1.-The Auction Block,
Snub Pollard in "The Old War Horse
and Pathe Review; Friday. "The
Cohens and Kellys" and Screen
Snapshots: Saturday, Sally O'Neil III
Don't" Our Gang in "Mary,
Queen Of Tots" and Casey" No. 8.
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Myers in "The DEVILS Circus; Tues
day, Rod La ROGUE in "Braveheart"
Wednesday. Tom Moore, Bessie Love,
Harrison Ford in THE Song and
Dance Man.; Thursday and Friday,
showings and 8 pm, Colleen Moore
In Irene" with Lloyd Hughes; Sat
urday. Hoot Gibson in 1.-THE Arizona
Sweepstakes
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ANU Sc M MENTS S

hibit, but rather clever playlet
dealing with familiar incidents.
Other offerings will include Grace
Aver and Billy in an act designated
thus-"(?)"-in which it is the sur
prise that counts: "The Country
Club Girls" in "On the Links of
Melody: "The Runaway Four" and
Jules John Bernard and Marcelle in
Songs, Steps and Stories"
The photoplay will be Whispering
Smith," featuring H. B. Warner.
creator of the title role in ALIAS
Jimmy Valentine"
Evening star., 1926-04-14
HIpPODROME.

Sunday and Monday. D. ". Grif.
tith's Birth of Nation" the immor-
tai photoplay: topics and fables; Tues
day and Wednesday, Rod La ROGUE
in "Braveheart." also comedy; Thurs
day, Eleanor Boardman and Charles
Ray in "The Auction Block also
comedy: Friday, William Boyd and
Vera Reynolds in "Steel Preferred" "
comedy; Saturday, Earle Williams and
Clara Bow in 1.-The Ancient Mariner, "
Casey of the Coast Guard" and
Evening star., 1926-04-14
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, "Bluebcard's
Seven Wives" with Ben Lyon.
Blanche Sweet and Lois Wilson; Tues
day. Helen Chadwick in THE Colder
Cocoon; Wednesday, "The Palace OF
Pleasure" with Betty Compson
Thursday, Clara Bow in "The Lawful
Cheater'; Friday, Lon Chaney In
."rhe Blackbird": Saturday, Strong
heart. the wonder dog, in North
Sin1. ~
Evening star., 1926-04-14
APOLLO.

Sunday, "The Cohens and Kellys"
and Aesop Fable; Monday, Lowell
Sherman in "The Love Toy" and Hal
Roach's Dizzy Daddies"; Tuesday,
Jetta GoudaI and Give Brook In
"Three Faces East" and Snub Pol
lard in 1.-The Old War Horse; wed"
nesday, Mary Philbin in stella
Maris," Cliff Bowes in Don't stop
and Hodge Podge"; Thursday, Laura
La PIante in 'The Beautiful Cheat"
and comedy; Friday, Glenn Hunter
in 1.-The Little Giant" and Al 81.
John in Hold Your Hat; Saturday.
Julian Eltinge In Madame Behave.
Juvenile comedy, Sea Scamps,
"Sportlight" and Casey" No. q.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
RTALTO-"The Sea Beast" Probably

No definite announcement has been
made by the Rialto Theater manage
ment concerning next weeks attrac-
ton. The extraordinary popularity of
1.-The Sea Beast" featuring John Bar.
rymore, however. makes 1t not un-
likely that that picture will continue
for another week. The theater this
week, 1t is said, has been filed to ca
pacity at every showing of THE Sea
Beast" which is one of the outstand-
ing pictures Of the year.
Evening star., 1926-04-14
HOME.

Sunday, Julian Eltinge in Madame
Behave" and Sennett's Dangerous
Curves Behind; Monday, Marie Pre-
vost and Matt Moore in "His Jazz
Bride" and Snub Pollard in THE Old
War Horse: Tuesday. Lowell Sher-
man in 1.-The Love Toy" and Hall
room Boys comedy; Wednesday, Jack
Holt and Florence Vidor in "Sea
Horses" and Cliff Bowes In Scratch
ing Through; Thursday. Jetta Gou-
dal and Give Brook in Three Faces
East" and Aesop Fable; Friday.
Laura La Plante in ~''The Beautiful
Cheat" and comedy; Saturday. Sally
O'Neil in Mike" Lige Conley in
Lickety Split" and Casey" No. 4.
LEADER.
Saturday and Sunday. Douglas
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CENTRAL-''The Price of Success" )"

1.-THE Price of Success" is an
nounced as the photoplay to be shown
at Crandall's Central Theater the first
two days of next week, beginning
Sunday, with a cast led by Alice Lake
and CASTOR Glass. The story is said
to abound In unexpected climaxes and
rich humor. Added attractions will
include Mack Sennett's Isn't Love
Cuckoo?", a Lyman II. Howe Hodge
Podge" and pipe organ music.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Para
mounts comedy of the war, Behind
the Front" with Mary Brian, Wallace
Beery and Raymond Hatton, adapted
from Hugh Wiley's THE Spoils of
Evening star., 1926-04-14

Sac Paulo, Brazil, is to have a new
textile mill costing S25, 900.
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JAMES NJ. HENRY

Funeral services for James NAL
colin Henry. 81. a computer in tho
District Water Department, who
died at his home. 2O21 I st. N. W..
Tuesday. of apoplexy. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock
ut his late residence. The Rev.
Robert Johnston. rector of st.
Johns Episcopal Church, OF which
Mr.. Henry was lifelong member.
will officiate. Private interment
Will be in the Congressional Gene
terry.
Mr.. Henry was born in Prince
Georges County, Maryland. on Sep
TENDER Is, 1863. the son of the late
Capt. and Mrs. James L. Henry.
He came to Washington when n
child and was educated at a mill
fary school. Charlotte Hall Academy.
In MARYLAND. After completing his
education he went into tho banking
business, remaining in 1t until about
eight years ago. when he went into
District service.
A prominent and active club mem.
Der he belonged to the Army and
Navy Club. tho Aztec Club. Chevy
Chase Club Sons Of the Revolution
Society Of Colonial Wars, Society of
the War OF 1912. and to the Society
Of Cincinnati.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Amelia Henry. one sister, Mrs. John
e. Mason. and a brother. J. William,
Henry.
MISS SARAH r. JENKINS
Funeral aarvicaa for Mise Sarah
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WOMAN HELD I'M THEFT
or $40 IN MANS PURSE

Arraigned before Judge Gus A.
Schuldt In Police Court today TO
answer d charge Of robbery. MaudO
Lewis, colored, waived a pre-
uminary hearing and was held
under 81 500 bond for the grand
jury.
The woman is accused Of having
robbed Wilbur M. Carper, 62S
Third st. NJ w, when the latter
got out Of his car because he felt
faint and was afraid to continue
driving. He claims the woman APP
preached him and offered her as
sistance, which he refused. He
finally told her to 90 away and
she did, he says, taking his pocket.
book, which contained $140, and
which was afterward found lying In
an alley between North Capitol and
First streets.
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were admitted by Representative
william G. Hammer of North Caro-
lima, member OF the subcommittee.
Representative G. III. Stalker OF
New York, chairman OF the sub.
committee, was not present.
Representative Zihlman attempted
to obtain immediate amendment Of
the District traffic lact so as to
give the Traffic Director the power
to suspend operators permits for
violations. He declared this could
be effected by minor amendment
and passed without delay. The
committee, however, referred his
amendment back to the subcom-
mittee.
The District Committee viii hold
q special meeting at 1880 a. m.
Friday to hear the report ordered
made by the subcommittee.