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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06
wEnNEsDAY SPECIALs

WEDNESDAY SPECIALS
One Gallon. TexacO Liquid wax
Floor Dressing, csc. O'Cedar Oil Mop
and bottle polish, both for 59c. one
each to customer. POsten- Arthur
Hardware Co., Douglas Busy Hard
ware Store" e."-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06
POPULAR DOUGLAS
BOY WILL MARRY
A PHOENIX GIRL

An announcement of much local
interest was made in Phoenix recently
by Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Cox OF
the engagement Of their daughter,
Eleanor, and Samuel P. Applewhite,
Jr, son OF Mr. and Mrs. s. p.
Applewhite, of Douglas The wedding
will take place during the coming
summer.
Miss Cox will be house guest at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Apple
white this week, arriving here from
her home in Phoenix Wednesday.
Many social affairs have been planned
in her honor.
Samuel Applewhite is graduate
of Leland Stanford and is well known
among tine younger set of Douglas
and Phoenix.
There are several good features
about Gruen watches not found in
ether makes. If you are in the market
for a watch, let us show them to you
Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-06

grow a mus
tache in self
defense so as
to avoid hav-
ing to listen
to fl t terint.
comment from
the ladies.
1t would seem
that an inord-
inately hand
Evening star., 1928-05-20
Lot Bargains.
May BE Seen Sunday
r. ID. LILLE

Citizens Bank Building. Laurel and
Carroll Aves. End of iith street
"Takoma" car linel. Shepherd S09s.
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fully tiled bath with hulit-ln tua and show
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gone: hol.water heat. slate roof. garage
o's sever r1arn, ard bath. lot 4ox2oo: garage
BungaioEs a SIS 500 up See = for terms
21O4 Rhode Island Ave. Ne.
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high. superb view: 81 y acres, acrtss.
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OFFERING for the srst trne - less. saeA
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have very large shade tr@-s, aG}e4n1ng streets
siEhtsd rs street 1lghts. High eaey stica. 80
fees New ersck Scheol, cost SSe VoV. eES
twn hloskS frasH prODsvty: IS asw AcSsSs
s,g,lit in 9he neighh0rheed in the last 1a9r
ve4rx No TEMPORARY houses allowed $500
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Good bus service 70 ths eaty, Gone cary
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Snld ena has started building. Taese lstA
sre about 4 az . Uiis frcm he asw rrS"
Evening star., 1928-05-20
TAKOMA PARK
Beautiful HOmes-BdrgGins
l,I,, &c an for this beautiful hve-room

Only $3.50 for this beautiful fys-roon
OF the. best residential sections. Living
Usually large % and usahis i,i fireplace. House
being done over like new. Garage. Garden.
souss house has es s. 4o6o ss pst nsiT sTusi a'0a 81: '
$4,000. Groom, two-story house. with
hoi-water heat all improvement. eouyenlent
70 stores ana senoI ,rx Srge Sn.a eys ana os M
Terms.
$1,000. 0 rooms. baths; h..w heat.
This Is not new house. but IL is in spicn,
to Stores Pavsd street. Two-car garage. Lat.
tie cash. Owner can use good automobile
as payment.
new ssroo1 her heu.e ,sasn complsss % n Every de-
tail. Beautifully planned and decorated
Ssa ,aS saP Ha,rssg ssssprf S... e ose noars Sss
shady. level lot. paved street. very sonyen-
,sntly located. Has & &arst trust ot 7, $500, $500.
$3.50. New bnngslow' fye large irons. m,
h.w heat: oak floors: hulls-In garage; con
yenient 10 school: good neignoorhood- Easy
$500 5 rooms and sleeping porch. in
snss' n,rs nswy sss dsosss,ssd sss mostsa sfsss
ays lars. rooms: lsrrs lo, vel sS,is. beau
neat OAA HODFNs EAEtpl1EEt
nook Pantry with electric refrigeration.
Built.in garage. Paved street Beautiful
shade. High elevation. Easy terms.
50 500. IL rooms baths: may ne used
as wo-fauiily house having separate out
side entrance: h.-w, heat: oak floors. Spien-
did location, Terms.
SIS 500. Beautiful six-rnom spanish
house Extra large living room, with nVe-
place. Pantry Kitchen has many euilt-tn
features. Electric range, Permanent con-
struction. Lsrge level lot. Terms.
Lot Bargains.
Almost an acre on Maple avenue near the
Sligo, $500: lot tn Rlair. one oG the e@St.
ST 600: beautiful corner in District. prob
ably the most desirable lot left in library
section. $4,000: 3 attractive. level lots for
builder on paved street. near stores. 81 500
viii take second trust Ss part payment, ons
acre right in the heart OF Takoma. hesutl-
ful home site, or may he snhsSsvi6ed, - 600.
7S.foot lot in District close to business $3.50.
ton, suitable for . seml-detached houses.
$4,000 Is Or 20 acres, adjoining Tasonna
Evening star., 1928-05-20
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. G. NAY 90 1928 PART
.zya$s1AN # IND YOUR HOME HERE!
Citv Comforts Amid Suburban Surroundings

BIG VALUE-EASY TERMS.
Recently listed. several modern houses
and bungalows vicinity Clarendon. close to
at prices and terms which will appeal TO
the, home buyer of moderate means who
wishes to secure q detached nome In this
desirable section high elevation
Also number OF farms and acreage
I, acts in Arlington and Fairfax Counties
n. f. RYON CO., INC,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
Demand for Original
Comedy.

ORIGINALITY in motion pictur.
comedy In At its highest premium
now. according to John l.. Murphy.
production manager for Harold Lloyd,
who for eight years has been asso.
ciated with comedy production. He Ia
just completing work on Lloyd's lates,
film. Speedy"
Check over the comedy successes OF
the past few years and you Will dis.
cover that virtually every background
that would lend itself to comedy has
been tapped" AYERS Murphy.
Some fields have been combed dry.
The war. the mail man. foot ball. col.
lege life: In fact. almost every field
that you can mention has been in.
vaded time and time again, Prac.
tically every dramatic scenario In
turned over TO a gag man To put In
so-called comedy relief. which In many
cases has been misha ndied with dire
results. The list of big pictures Vir,
tuaiiy ruined because of comedy that
has been dragged In without rhyme
or reason IL rather startling.
THE producer who forces a comedy
sequence In a dramatic plot for
comedy relief runs the danger al
ways OF destroying all sincerity In his
picture, and nothing In more tlresome
than forced comedy.
Each year the unearthing OF new
comedy gags becomes more difficult
for aside from the producers who deaI
only with comedy. the drama makera
have been demanding a tremendous
supply OF funny business. thereby
milking the field.
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Community Play
Tournament.

THE second annual District OF Co,
lumbla one-act play tournament.
conducted by the section OF pAgeantry
and the drama OF the Community Cen.
ter Department. will take place at Co.
lumhia Heights Community Center.
Wilson Normal Building. Eleventh and
Harvard streets northwest, February
10 -, inclusive. emitting Sunday,
February L.,
All adult dramatic clubs and groups
In the city are invited to participate
in this contest. sending in their appli.
cations for entry at once 10 Mrs.
Maria Moore Forrest. who heads the
dramatic section Of tho department.
Applications. IL has been explained,
must be In the hands Of Mrs. Forrest
by Monday. January le.
List OF players and the name OF tbs
play 10 be presented must accompany
the application. which must be signed
by the president and secretary OF the
group. Entry blanks may be obtained
at the Community Center Department.
in tho Franklin Administration Build,
ing.
Representatives Of the dramatic
STATS Ut the i've daily papers I'm the
city. II is announced. will act an Judges
of tho plays. together with two repre-.
sentatives OF the educational institu.
TONS here. one from tho public schools
and ono from the universities.
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Coming Attractions
NArlONAI-"la tsrinxu-

LA GriRSC>" the hates, rsSy gsNm
the zen 90 Ton Gushing. will es pvs-
scented At the National TksateE Ias
week beginning January 3 ~
Charles l. Wagner. in association
with Hamilton NaeES3ien,
\ Company ~ DISTINGUISHED play
ers has Neer assembled. Nth C.SaSsSts
Coleevt and Ge<sgSs Nash PLAYING tas
teAdsnS roles. kayrsess1 SSNsy, q
brilliant artist. has Designed the S<Ss-
tunes and Il, NNsl1 Alderman the
Ss,nSers SceAe for the cceasaS act.
also the New tasxeand interiors
Ths play ccscsrns the escreuseet
az beautiful Mexican Sgvi With
New England sea captain. ass& Asr
subsequent lie IN New HsItSrs.
Mass, where she meets and falls i,
love with the head master ~ a eevs
Schcel How the reaAanes works eas
forms the greater part eg the play
which hSS been written eS the Saras
man who dgamStise1 BIND snS
sand" tcv o&ks Skinner and "lauSA,
caown. Laugh" fsr I.ssasl Barry aNsSS.
Hamilton MaeE>a1aen, former head
90 the rhe&ter GuiA SeAS>el ~ Ace.
tnx and director % the ScayNsrSoa-
Hudson rAsNtee. has arsSssd sAs
play, The following esaSsgs cNessrFsss
the eaSs--(Audetss Cleert. SSeysa
Nash, tSaeel NNMx. Cara NtAnSsck,
Paul Wrtxhs, Marie kANAsS tsSS,A
GRAHAM, Frank Sylvester, CeSA Negs,
Airline fraNeis IVA C>essAea assl VII
lam l.aNetey,
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THOMPSON SISTERS Palace
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Notes Of the Stage and It's People.

Helen Chandler will have the lead
ing feminine role in THE Silent
House" an English mystery play,
opening In New York two weeks
hence.
~ y. Behrman's dramatization III
Serena Blandish" will soon I've
sponsored by Robert Milton and vii,
liam Harris. Jr.. In partnership.
James Reynolds will do the scenery
and costumes for The Bridal Veil"
the Arthur Schnitzler play, which the
american Laboratory Theater IL pro.
ducing.
musical comedy. "The Little
Talismsn." In announced for future
production by George Miller. He Is
now selecting the east.
Arch S~lwyn. who sailed for Lon,
l"h yesterday tn arrange with
CHARLES Il. Cochran Tor the erection
OF large cinema house there, has
announced that he In taking along
~" manuscripts of several New
YORK stage successes. including
.hhuilesque:" Paris Bound" and
Tho Blanchards and Maurice Rose
nave temporarily postponed their pro.
nuction or Hands Up" play by
aapi; Walter Arthur Frost In which
FRANK McGynn was 10 have been
featured
Edgar McGregor, who dirsctetj
The New Moon" for schwab A Man,
DEL II now at work on his produc,
ton. "Beile Jean" an operetta he
wrote In collaboration with Neil
Twomey.
George g. Tyler has selected an,
other aiistaf cast for "Diplonacy, -
which opens In Philadelphia or puts
hhfsh the last ut this month, which
.lh'iuhes Margaret Angiin. Frances
Starr. William F'aversham, Ale xa r,ira
Carlisle. Charles Coburn, Rolio re
tefs. Cecilia LOTUS, Tyrone powe,
Georgetts Conan and possibly jacob
Zen Ami.
Among the many theatrical prot
erts fumoted 10 be under eonsidera,
lion II one that will revive Somerset
MauKham's play. Our isetters," with
Ina Claire az Lady ufaysten. the par
originally played by Chrystsi iierns
THE Crimson strain" a play by
Pereivai Lsith. IL announced Tor pro
dnction by William u. lrriedla ntier
after the New York premiere at I'VE
Never Learn" The latter attraction
n due IN New York nsxt week.
Marguerite Taylar, daughter ot
i.auretts Taylor. will make her debut
IN Broadway stage production tbs
week ~ JsnnsFf ~. when che viii
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NATIONALS Feet Under"

Harry Delfs new comedy drama. IS
Feet Under" is announced for pres
entation at the National Theater this
week. commencing tomorrow night,
and Is heralded as a wholesome relief
from sex problems and profanity.
''6 Feet Under" was written by Mr..
DELI. remembered for his play. The
Family Upstairs" that had q sensa-
tional run in New York last season.
The play Is a new comedy drama and
was staged under the direction OF Ira
Hards. II will Be offered 10 Washing
ton playSoers for one week with
maiinees Wednesday and Saturday
Information is withheld as 10 the
plot. for the element OF surprise -
VIVA, lends IS Feet Under" its chief
charm, with sustained suspense and
totally unexpected happenings that
constantly occur during the unfold
ing OF the story.
The cast is headed by Harry Deli.
Ruth Nugent and George Marion and
includes Lolita I.inthicuni. Don DiIsa'
way, Jessie Cronimesie. Florence
Gerald and several others.
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KETTHS-Nick Lucas.

Nick Lucas, The Grooming Trouea'
dour." will headline the s. I. keith
bin this week In a program OK his most
popular song numbers
Featured Is Dave Apolions lavish
dance revue. with Danzi GocdeH and
Lucretia Craig. The act Is supported
by the Manila Orchestra
Others are Flo Lewis. delineaior o.
lyric songs. with Sam Ccslow. COM
poser. IN Give Us Hitch, You'll
Learn About Women From Me Tea
turing Oayn Landicl. female inperso-
nator. Mime. Ella EradnS and Gle.
who present The Circus Beautiful.
featuring Zero" Alaskan Husky.
Chisholm and Breen. presenting "A
Frozen Romance" comedy cf the
snow country. BY Scarf Allen HrcSdus
Earle. COY musical prodigy. in violin
solos and the Three Lcndcns in stage
Door Frolics."
The screen features. Aescp's Fshles
Topics Of the Day and the PSthe News.
will complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

appear In Robert F.. Sherwood's new
play. The Queens Husband" in
which Roland Young will have the
leading role.
Among the many tentative produe'
tlons planned for New York. accord
Ing Ia Broadway rumors. is the one
whereby James W. Elliott is again tn
Try his luck as a producer. and this
time his choice In the Benjamin ofkow
play Napoleon" Lionel Atwill will
probably play the name role.
Winthrop Ames' big opera company
has started on It's tour vt the country,
making It's first stop at Philadelphia
last Monday night, The organization
In scheduled for this city around the
FIRST of March. before going West. the
trir carrying all the way to the Pa
cific Coast ''Plnafore." The Con
doliers," The Pirates NJ rcnzance'
and the "Mikado" comprise the or
ganization's repertoire.
by Request" new play by !. c.
and Elliott Nugent. is announced for
early production by George NJ. Cohan,
with tho junior author In the princi'
pal role, The NugentS arc the au'
thors Of several successful comedies,
chief among them ''i<empy" and THE
Poor Nut"
Hot Pan" described as n satirical
play on American civilization, by
Michael Swift. will he the next pro-
duetion OF the provincetown. n. Y,
Playhouse. Rehearsals are scheduled
To start this week.
Renee" musical comedy with
book by George Stoddard and Lesser
Samnels. lyrics by Dorothy Fields
daughter Of Lew Fieidsl and music
by Manning Sherwln. Ii announced
for Immediate production by new
producing iirm. the Play Art Go,
Jacob Hen Ami IN announced a.
have signed contracts with HERMAN
He, stein for HIS appearance next tail
In Il play entitled '"fhe Great Rehel, '
The new Vincent Lawrence play
opening this week. will he known ar
The Distant Drum" instead of Pos
sessed" Ii opens IN New York Wed
aesday.
"hUH i,ekkt WOOD makes Hef Nfs'
appearance ms Portla to George Arilss
shylo,k In Winthrop Ames' produo
tion Of shakespeare THE Mefohan,
Of Venice she will carry a handker
chief that once belonged 90 Ada
hehan. u famous shakespearean ao
tress at the last generation, Whar
Miss hahan died she hauueat hed much
nf her personal property 10 Mrs. yatal
at Rochester, ~ v Mrs, Yates ha,
sent the handkerchief 10 Mlss Weed
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GAYErY-"Iet's Co."

Let's Go" Is this weeks Offering
at the Gayety Thsater. with Eddie
Han. comedian. heading the cast.
which includes Eeee Almond. JaeS
Reddy, Annabelte Allison, Walter
Uep' Smith and chorus ~ - sirss.
An outstanding Ieaturs viii he
Helen Flynn's INDIAN Dance q
classic dance advertisement, Other
novel dance formations which will be
presented by the girls OF the ensemble
will be the Bell Dance" the
Gypsy Dance" the "HiSh.SteppinS
Dance" and Jazz Ballet"
Special scenic features will he the
slave Mart" the Gate ct Roses. :"
1--we OF TO-DAY" 'China,ewnN and
LADY OF the Moon" \ mechanism
novelty,
Special music ard spsc!S, comedy
scenes with SONGS ard dances multi,
piled ev charm and pep also are
promised,
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CIT ID LIDO.

Wednesday IS theatrical night a,
Club Lido, the Hamilton Hoyel night
club. when the players AT various
iheaIers in the cisy minSie informally
with the patrons as guests OF the
management.
Leon Fields. Lido dancer. heads the
elaborate entertainment program. and
Emory Daughersy had his le-ptece
hand supply the music
The beautiful cluhrcon Is generally
crowded 10 capacity On weekend
NIGHTS.
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CURRENT HISToRY-Friday.

Miss Cara W. McQuown viii give
her weekly talk on Current History"
Friday morning AZ IL O'Clock in the
ballroom o. the Washington Club. 1919
Seventeenth street
Outstanding events OF political i'm
por1ancs az home and abroad viii 30
disc used. Especial attention will ne
given 10 the visit 81 President Ccs-
grave and the AFFAIRS OF the Irish
Free State.
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MADRILLON.

Ore ~ The drawing attractions as
Peter RocrSS' A,2dr.tlon IS Jchany
o'nrnnens hand. which Is said 20
have The tact and uaSerSta aiding that
p2sss,h understanding. for Johrays
orchestral lures are played in dsibcs,
toneS-iolld enough 10 inspire rhN;h.
mic dancing and SNast enough 20 make
The conversation enjoyable. Mr.. For
rS< has added TO his supps r~<tzH cinE
stIractions artists night. scheduled
fer every wednesday. At this tire
some 90 the celebrities trcEn the Va,
rloas thes,e-s furnish the entertain
uient. OrSine Eernis delights with
his version &c The Drinking Song
from The Student rrirce."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
New Surprise" Comedy.

HARRY DELF's new comedy
drama. six Feet Under" an,
nounced for presentation here toner,
row night. IL heralded as relief 60
tho hectic offerings OF the recent past.
Written by Harry DELI. who wrote
The Family Upstairs" which had a
sensational run In New York last sea,
son. tina play Ii u new comedy drama
and was staged under thu direction
OF Ira Hards, without sex problem
and sane profanity.
The element of surprise" 10 what
lends six Feet Under" Its chief
charm. tho sustained suspense and to.
tally unexpected happenings which
constantly occur during the unfolding
of the story heing the plays ehies
claim tn interest,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
Clara in Underworld Story.

A N actual story of underworld life,
- written by Efnest William noeth,
"A prisoner la the Eelsom prison In
California, has been obtained by Para.
mount al the next starring picture
Tor Clara How.
Ladies' of the Mob" 10 the title, II
viii he the studia's most ambitious
portrayal af the ineicdrama % police
characters since Underworld" which
raised George hancrott 90 starsiem,
The screen adaptation Was written As'
Oliver III, 4. Garrett, The director
win he William Weilman.
Mias Haw VIII begin nimlnx her
new picture upan camnletian af he,
present story, Red Aair," which
Mas Vgt.tea for her by kliaas GlNa,
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including many night scenes in Paris.
the magnificent Chateau district.
quaint views OF Normandy and Brit
tany. the beauty OF the Pyrenees and
glimpses OF the Basque country and
the French Alps. The famous shrinez
OF Lislieux and Lourdes. visited an
nually by thousa nds OF pilgrims from
all over the world. also viii be re-
YcSied
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charm without asserting any COM
peiling reason as 10 why it does SO.
SSs
The appearance Of a play so much
talked OF as THE Shanghai Gesture"
10 like many others not handics ped
by q certain lack Of direct iniormar
ton in its title. II is described a.
using the word Gesture" as a move ,
ment or act that expresses certain
emotions. II is an chronological play
and points out the manner in which
different racial types meet certain
human emergencies. 1t sometimes
takes 0 scene or two To dispci a sus-
pieion in the minds Of some auditors
that THE Shanghai Gesture" is some
kind OF . Chinese pantomime.
George Marion was released by
the closing OF "L'Aiglon" in time TO
accept an engagement in a new pla y
by Harry Delft. entitled six Fee,
Under" From Rostand 10 Delft is
far cry. Mr., Marion is versatile.
aud his presence in The new cast in,
dicates . determination 10 have The
drama we'll played
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~Msrers," the rev nssS Nx M.lsaA
! erNsge Qeere>N wAsNh Ateegt I.swas
has held IN the Mg~es - r~Asarsals
teF quite NhisN - to eeea Ia Aew
NesA next "Wednesday nixhI Aals
hseastsN, Mare NNsSs>sreN ana SILVA
SadNey are Ia the cast.
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Attractions in Washington
PlayhOuses This Week
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

NATIONALIST Feet Under comedy drama Tomorrow evening
BELASCOThe Shanghai Gesture drama Tomorrow evening
POLIS-George Whites Scandals" This evening
KEITHS-Nick Lucas. vaudeville This evening
GAYETY-"Lets Go. burlesque This md evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

Next weeks eaysesNue etsetax at
the VASstS rheAter viii - Lana
Thru" new prstuettea tealustnx
Peaches" TAsS new show b In two
aes~ With q ArGs cast ~ fNV~rtgea
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"Ooe Sunny Day" has a group Of
players whose co~operatlon easily
spells the word "invlncible." II Is
ont ii those ehtery eongiomerstions
oi melody, eoleT BDd dsnss that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

tsisse Janis viii top the eAa al & y.
kslshS TheAtSr nsxt week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15
JANET RICHARDS TOMORROW.

Janet Richards, at her weekly talk
on public questions. home and foreign,
tomorrow morninE viii review the out
standing developments IN the worlds
work for the past week with more
about the Marines In Nicarsegna and
Why" President Coolidge &C RavaaaS
WIN he otter new Interpretation 81
the Monroe doctrine. The nemceratlc
Harmony conference" and why Cen,
gresS Is just now using the soft pedal
and important foreign Affairs viii Also
be reviewed, The lectures are given
every Monday morning In the Masonic
Temple, Thirteenth street ana New
York avenue. at te<a O'Clock,