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Evening star from Washington, District of Columbia • 40

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Candy Specials For Friday and Saturday Delicious Marshmailow Up FUDGE Lb. Rosemary Chocolates, 60c lb. Blackistone Rosemary Candy Shop 1401 N.W. Main 3707 Snyder Little Present a Perfectly I Designed Sandal Gray Buckskin Fawn Buckskin Howry Whjte Buckskin Brown Kidskin Chestnut Shade Russia 1211 St. EETJS yon want a nupply of Tar Basra and Tar Paper.

Y'on will need it when to ring; Morrison Paper 100? Pa. An. JAltkoM Service Stations L. A. O'NfiH, Inc.

I Ml St. JI.W. Brmdburn Bat'y St El. Service IS Pt. Ave.

S.K. Western Anto Supply Co. ters st. x.w. Modern Anto Supply Co.

IT St. X.E. Trsylor-Ettlnger Bat'y Service 1417 Irrlas St. X.W. The John A.

Wineberger Inc. 37M Ga. Ave. S.W. Smith's Bafy St El.

Service SIM 18th St. Ff.tV. Smith deal BttVA EL Service Mi? W. Ave. a.w.

Takoma AntojSopyly Station 1 A "The Still Belter Costa Lasts Longer More Mali Statlea Waihingt on-Battery-Company 1621-23 St. N.W. A BE rear Selasers. Peakalvea aid werth aaythlsaf If why aot aead them ta as aid have them sharpeaed eerreetlyt We So Nlekel Platlsc. Geld Flatlas aid Oliver Platiag.

All Warfc Gaaraateed. THE GIBSON Inc. M7 a St N.w. the Show Eat a FIFE DRUM INN i DINNER prepared by 55C I Private Home 822 Conn. Ave.

N.W. an" Cafeteria Service 75c Protect the Health of Your Family with a IM Sanitary, Porcelain or White Enamel-Lined, Cork Insulated Refrigerator i NELSON nrrnirrn iHAn RE.rniuLiui IUH I COMPANY Manufacturer's Direct Representative Wholesale and Retail 610 Street fyW. i i MANY CLASSES LISTED FOR LOCAL HORSE SHOI Racing Events Expected to Pre Popular on Course Across Highway Bridge. With eighty-two classes lifted, tl National Capital horse show, to 1 st apod at the Virginia end of tl Highway bridge from May 12 to 1 is expected to bring to Washingtc the best mounts in this section of tl country. In addition to these classes show horses, the committee has ai nounced a number of racing even that will attract the interest of tur men.

An outstanding feature of the will be the event for mounted men hers of the local police depart men to be followed by the annual revie of the mounted officers of the A prize for this event has been ol fered by William lCno. The Maryland State Fair. Inc through the American Remount Assc ciation. has cash prizes fo breeding classes of horses sired government stallions suitable fo military purposes, between the age of three and one. They will shown under the saddle at a wall i canter and trot.

i An Army challenge cup has bee presented by William N. Dykemar president of the Brooklyn Ridinj Flub, for the winner of clSss 49. Thi trophy will be competed for by team of three officers of the Armv, Nav; or militia, all of whom shall be fron i the same corps, regiment, post or stn tion. The contest will be over eigh jumps not to exceed four The thirty-mile endurance test fo 1 Army officers will be another featun i of the meet. i REQUISITION IS HONORED.

i Chief Justice McCoy has honored requisition of Gov. Henry for the return to that state Wilbur Kellis. who is wanted on ai indic tment the abandonmen i of his wife. A deputy sheriff tool rhe prisoner back to Ohio. I Tke New Era Two ladies by the western sei I I shot uj) two geezers so died; and when I heard I said "Aw, chee.

they'll be acquittec when they're tried, for they smooth as dames can be, so fail of face and starry-eyed." Foi i grew up in ancient days wher men thought women free fron guile; and if they murderec vagrant jays, 'twas just thcii harmless, giddy style; as jury men we met their gaze anc wilted in their genial smile. man could hope to make a hi who'd put a lady in distress; we always voted to acquit, e'er though her crime she might con less: we were such knights, yoi must admit, as used to ride ir sheet-iron dress. Alas, the world has changed since then out attitude no more survives the women go and vote like men men are but equal with theii wives; and these two females ir the pen must spend the balance of their lives. And they are nol shriveled crones, all out ol I elate and down at heel, not hanks i of hair and rags and bones, bu1 of an age to dance a reel; anc yet in fierce and strident tones I the jurors sprung their "Guilty' spiel. The jurors all were wean guys to whom the suffrage stufl was new; they thought, We've seen our wives arise, demanding everything in vietc I they're bound to have their share ol pies, and they must take the soupbones, too." WALT MASON.

Copyright by Georgp Matthew Adam-. THE FAl (SZanw; Ttuufo Nationally Known tl Purest and Finest Candlea In Amrr. Ira. Krr Ihrm bring niadr frcxb dally. At the Little Shop Around the Corner OPEN i Saturday Beautiful fresh from our fjreei CARNATK ROSES Calla Lilies ai" rit I nu'P WASHIN'GTO 14th and Main 10 rNewco 1 soon lear ton's The cigar of Henry 1 7 I I HMdqurtm fa KEEPING UP WI' jy tm-ri CLftSsy barber, SHOP, ftN' I NEEU A de be DAUGHTERS OF TO PRESENT GIFT BOOK it Memorials for President Hardin Secretary Hugl rs and English King.

Memorial gift books will be pi sented by the National Sqcie laughters of Founders and I'atric of America, to President Ilardli Secretary of State Hughes. Kj of Kngland and Prem: Uqyd George, Mrs. Alice Bradfc Wiles of Chicago, president of society, announced in her annual 1 port, read at the first meeting of annual convention of the society the New Willard Hotel yesterday, The gift books, Mrs. Wiles said, a being presented with the co-operati of the Sulgrave Manor Society, an ganization to preserve Sulgra Manor, in Knglnad, the ancesti home of George Washington. Wi Ih-it 1 tru jthe convention from many fiUltes I i the country will go to the Whl House this afternoon 3 o'clock a receive personal greetings from President.

National olfieers of the society a as follows: President, Mrs. Ali Brad ford Wiles of Chicago; dent, Mrs. Horace P. Mcintosh Washington; recording secretary, Mi 1 Thaddeus Milton Jones; corresponds Secretary, Mrs. Samuel Cornwa registrar, Mrs.

(I. M. Brumbaug treasurer, Mrs. William M. Hanna historian, Mrs.

Francis A. St. I chaplain, Mrs: Kdson Whitney, a 1 color bearer, Mrs. Thomas H. Joh ANSWERS DIVORCE PLEA.

Mrs. Katie May Winkleman filed answer to the suit for an abf lute divorce brought against her i her husband. Charles H. Winklemt She denied his charges and asset that her husband treated her cruel and deserted Iter and their children i 1 a time when her home was about I be sold over her head. Attorney Wi ter C.

English appears wi; if Take Note of Our Officers and Directors Maurice D. Itoacnberg. President Joseph Sanders. 1st Vice Pres. IV.

A. 3d V(rt Irvin 3d Vice Pres. Joseph II. -Secretary Dr. Clarence A.

Auditor Alexander Wolf.Oeneml Counsel John 31. Uiordon. Frank Cashier I i It. P. Andrews.

C. K. Edn-arUa, Jiartf' A. Brylawski. U.

A. v. W. liolciuno. M.

A. Lrese, 1 IOJU i M1MTT7 MilTPr. It Ivlliot, V. II. Morhirt, KHe O.

9. riintxlmer. Bank OF COltfNERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and Sts. mous wm9ati iSafuCuaf 60i.

1C10 St. N.W. SUM DA YS ower Specials cut flowers direct tihouses to you? ONS Doz. id Other Blooms st Prices? FLORAL CO. mr a a ew iorK Ave.

6 and 107 mers in Washington to know Washingit cigar. jr Head Noble Size, 10c apoleon Size, 15c lite 17 ola Klf nil v.iajj. a salt ujr ail uccllCId. ide la Waahlarfoa by r. Offterdinger, Mfr.

a Model Clear Factory at Ninth St N.W. ir Briar Flpeo aad Articles rH THE 11 WOULD You LIKE aJS I "THIS IMPORTED lotion on youc IlJ ujs some of nyr THE GREATEST 51 TIRE SALE 0 To make room for a big shij Firestone, Fisk, Federal, Mason as and National-Speedway Firsts at salf: in. -ts i 1 at to '1- 32x4 1 lL 33x4 1 34x4 1 2 2 2 2 i 36x4 K- 2 i 33x5 1 3 35x5 3 37x5 i NO C. O. D.

OR NO TIRES MOUNTEI i Remember. This Is a Final Clear Government Tire 1410 Fourteenl SWING'S SPECIALIZED RO TRCE CLP CIIAHACTEI MESCC Old Crop Highland Varieties? Straight Direct or Indirect Flanu Quick or Slow Roasts? Which produces the The only sure is tlx Swing's Coffees are cup SW 8th and Sts. N.W. Will Remove to Mesco About i LUKU I At Less Than 8,000 Miles A rare opportunity to buy i the regular sale price. We itig cord tires on the market Jc if buy.

Mileage Guarai All Not $20.25 $21.25 $28.15 $30.70 a 1 Guaranteed tubes, two for Buy now, you will never bi Dixie I 1118 Orders Shipped Su Is In Very Bad. HOW ft Bo SHAVING 1 OF 1 face? 1 veav win dai? Go Is a Pleasure SERVE AUTH'S SAUSAGE i are sure of satisfying the family. It is pure, wholeand satisfying. ook for the N. Auth Brand At All Leading Grocers' luth's Provision Co.

623 SW. i MONEY-SAVING I THE YEAR inicnt of Keystone Tires we offer md McGraw Seconds and Batavia great sacrifice. PRICE. LIST PRICE. $18.50 9.75 22.15 10.25 25.80 2.50 29.00 I -5 AA 1 on i o.uu .11.61) 13.50 32.50 45.00 52.25 5.00 48.55 15.75 49.b5 10.03 52.90 5.00 62.00 5.00 71.08 17.50 64.85 UL ORDERS FILLED DURING THIS SALE Greatest Opportunity i 8c Rubber Inc.

th Street N.W. 1 it ASTIXC DEVELOPS THE 1 OK EACH VARIETY torical MOGM Cents a Pound COFFEE ir New Crop? Lowland or Blended? set beverage? ll cup! tested! 1N6 CO M. 7601 uilding, 1013 St. N.W., May 1 TIRES Fabric Prices Guaranteed a cord tire at about off lve procured one of the you and now is the time to iteed in Writing 34x4 $32.80 $36.95 $38.40 $43.05 $45.50 mc UI one. ty so low again.

ire Co. St. N.E. bject to Your Approval oT 11 BL3o? TFi Ml ODOR. ATT WHERE HftVE MI A Jbyt been? AMUSEMENTS.

Special Fill NEW STANTON, TUB jrCKIJNS." with MAIIKI. JKLI Ht'iiTT. aim. if-nturj Coatedyi riffri 2ios I CinVEL K.aturv Cmmtlv NllJht. TilK HACK OK TUB AOB- THK GUKAT! KST JIOltSK OK A 1.1.

T1MK. Tin- Hare Krom Start to Kini-h. imroid Lloyd Comedy. Out and Oat I'nder." Toonervitle Trolley Comedy, "The Fire Patbe DUMBARTON "tllkjblrrcatiox of elizabeth." CRANDALL'S I.AHT TWO HAYS CONSTANCE TAL MAIIIiK. in "MAMMA'S AFFAIR." Anil LARKY KKMON.

in "THE HICK." prandaii '5 kmckerbocker UlAHUALL 3 lstll -t tol. Kd. i Til Way WANDA HAWIiKY. in "THE SNOR." And TOON FRY IMA: COMEDY. "THE SKIPPER'S SCHEME." TOMORROW -MABEL NOliMAND.

in I "WHAT HAPPENED TO KOSA." And I'OMEDY. "TORCH Y'S KXIOHTHOOD." CRANDALL'S BRADY, in "OPT OF THE CHORES." And MACK SENNETT'S "BI'XHAIJOW TROUBLES." CHAPLIN, in t'lh -J PRiNDAI I SAVOY THKATER tnAnuALL a 14th nnd TODAY? MAIMJK KKXXKDY. in "THE Ollil. WITH THE HEART." Au.1 COMEDY. "11' P.M." TOMOHHOW- rDOROTHY DISH, in "THE OIIOST IX THE UAUHKTT." And TOOXEKVIM.K COMEDY.

"THE SCHEME." CRANDALL'Sjr MAT. '1 P.M. DAILY; 3 M'XhAY. CAST, in "THE SCOFFER." Ami "CHUMMING WITH CHIPMUNKS." TOMORROW? VIOLA DANA. in "THE f- OFFSHORE And VANITY FAIR GIRLS, in "THE LESSON." CRANDALL'S HARRIS CHAPLIN, in "OLD DAD." And VANITY FAIR GIRLS, in "THE LOVE LESSON." GISH.

in "THE GHOST IN THE GARRET." And COM EDY. "MAN VERSUS WOMAN." CRANDALL'S BENNETT, in "SILK HOSIERY." And TOONEItVILLE COMEDY. "THE SKIPPER'S SCHEME." HARRIS CHAPLIN. in "OLD DAI)." And VANITY FAIR GIICL8. in "RUNNING WILD." CI 14th Street and R.

I. Ave. Li LI 1 MARY PICKFORD. in "HOW COULD YOU. JEAN rvpIP 14th S.Wl LI1X1L Opon 6 P.M.

1 WILLIAM FAIRBANKS. in "HEARTS OF THE WEST." Also Comedy, 'J Show Only? "Fantomas." Episode No. IS. Greatest Drama of the Human the Stage -has ever 'Known William warM famaoa aletnre Slather OVER THE HILL By WII.L. CAUXTOM DIkcM bf Barrr HtllaiBa Twice Daily 2:15 and 8:15 SHUBERT-GARRICK Evenings, 50c to $2.00 Matinees, 25c to $1.00 I tHEATER BEAUTIFUL I I'cnn, Ave.

at 11th Mmti "CUTE CUTIES" FYTRA CAMP AND CAMP 1 Black Diamond! of Burl mane BATHING BEAI'TIES" Mary Sweet Saturday Special Assorted Fresh Fruits Cream Dipped 49c Box 709 Street N.W. Invalid Rolling r-JSI i and Sale the invalid enjoy the apring minxhlnn by renting one of our Invalid Moiling Very moderate ratea The Gibson Inc. 917 Street N.W. THE Hoffman Co.1 CLEANERS and DYERS Main 12th 81. N.

W. Plant, 1880 Pa. Ave. 8. E.

Phone M. 4724 PRIVATE BRANCH ENCHANQB I -By POP MOMAND. 13 rt'GiNis Don't Tey To you Picked that ivsihrry UP IN Any BAROER. SHOP-' on th' level clark! I'n tellin' You 1 straight! rtsw: AMUSEMENTS. ti Features O'DONNELL'S STUrVT WSI.

S. 1IAKT. in "WoiAKS nK THE HAIL." AI so Eddie Polo, in "King of L'Lcua." Epiaode 1. O'DONNELL'S HPKCAL CAST, in "WHY LEAVE VOIR HCSBAND AMERICAN W8t- i Ave. AIliLAlLAn ttll-SON.

LI LA LEE. JACK HOLT and CO.NRAD NAHEL. in "MlDSl'MMKR MADNESS" VRFRTY A-orih Capitol and SU. WAXUA 1IAWLEY, in IXEIt FIRST ELOPEMENT." Also Comply. "HKIH AND DRY." 2 OLYMPIC 14:11 1 ST- wviiimi iv (iOLDWYN PRESENTS 'IT'S A (iKKAT Mi.

LEADER THEATER 9MkrBrlow I from 10 a.m. to 11 p.iu. AX in "BITTKR FRUIT." Tworeel Comedy, "DOG DOCTOR." I tth at Street 1V.W. I Continuoua from 12 Noon. VAUDEVILLE SUPERB I Featuring the Great Magicians.

GREAT FELIX CO. ALSO I A STELLAR CAST in the Master Production, "SHERRY" I Note: Owing to shows opening on SunI days, beginning Sunday, April 17. tiiir show will close Saturday night. I EMPIRE 911 II St. X.K.

EVA NOVAK "SOCIETY1 SECRETS" 1 ALSO TWO-BEEL Kl) COMEDY HOMF 1230 Street N.E." PARAMOUNT SEPEK SPECIAL. THOMAS MEDJHAX. in "INSIDE THE PMNCVKfs 11,9 st- NEIIUHVLM MAKY PICKFORD. in "THE LOVE LIGHT." PA DA! IN A llih A S. 0, Ave.

SJ? WlAULinft JACK PICKFORD. in "DOUBLE DYED I 9th mm EDITH ROBERTS, in I I "WHITE YOUTH." Also "SON OF TAKZAX." TDTTYTrtN sTCipItol A sliTxTw. 1 nUAlvll IjAST GREAT DAYLOUISE GLAUM, in "LOVE." CRAHOALl'3 at 1311 is Metropolitan LAST THREE DAYS lOtSO A.M. to 11 P.M. CONSTANCE BTALMADGE VV With STELLAR SI PPORT In SS "Mamma's Affair" CC NEXT WEEK STAR CAST In Mnrnhnll Brat "Bob Hampton of Placer" ndCt'.

11. if HNICKER60CKER TODAV BftlDBlog; at P.M. WAX DA HAWLEY In Her Comedy, 'THE SNOB" B. F. KEITH'S IFTr Daily Snn Hol'y -A GREAT The Four Marx Bros.

Co. With Hatti? Darling. in i THE MEZZA5IXE FLOOR" SALUE FISHER CO. MARIE A MART McFARLAND. KAJITAMA.

DEMAREST A COLLETTE. Walsh A Edwards. The Heynes. The TTnusnal Dae. Other Trimnnhs.

Matinee Sat. at WALTER HAMPDEN SERVANT in the HOUSE NACBEtll, Sat. Mat. and Bt(. Next Snn.

Son OS RA a mi Wmwurmr nint. nuriUIl Henri. SHU BEET Prosent Xke World-Famaun Comrdlana MclNTYREand HEATH la the 6c(mu 'HELLO, ALEXANDER' The WerM'a Greatest Show IHUBERT-BELASCO miohard Walton Tally Presents GUY BACT LAST BATES WO I TIMES "THE MASQUKRADER" NEXT FIRST TIME HERE OF THIS ORIGINAL CAST I r- dmw xi 9 rreiont Donald i Peggy Ralph Brian I Wood 'Morgan IN THK MERRY Nasieal Hay "Baddies" flights 50c to 52.50?Wed. jyf-t a -V AMUSEMENTS. PalacE rntlamia, 10:30 a.ai.?II p.m.

TWO I'AHAHUIAT WALLACE REID "THE LOVE SPECIAL" I Sunnhinf 'I'he llejcinnlngr Sundny THOMAS ME1GHAN In of Silent A LOEWS Columbia IDUJ Continuous 10:.10 a. p. m. XOW Pl.AVIMG I "LYING LIPS" Thomas U. Ince's ni id dramm jjLjt ami Love HOUSE PETERS and uinno I fciiiiwi ygmT l-oremnKt gMI Harlequinade.

Marcus Show 1920 J.J Surpassing; Splendor. NTAKTISC; A HflllnK KAIJMI WMIAR America's Creatftt t'omic Opera, ROBIN HOOD A Cast of American t'omic opera An Orchestra of Symphony A VCTV 9th, Below vA I Ei I I ALL KKK ED LEE WROTHE And Ma Next de Looks" MOORE'S 1- RIALTO Jy XI LAST 2 end Romance George H. 1 ZSr-NEXT WEEK CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In the Ultra-Smart Picture of the Beaton. 1 "STRAIGHT FROM PARIS" A MOORE'S I GARDEN 11 a.mf?LAST p.m. Poputaf KSfc Mcalart Pre rente I mm HAWLEV the I OUTSIDE WOMAN w-' MftiTies A Photoplay Xacalfloeat.

II 'Woman Untamed' In conjunction with Personal Appearance of -HT Hawaiian Revne JLumicrR. Di ooers. I DANCING. CATHERINE BALLE 710 9tli St. W.

Franklin 060? Why waste time with people who waste your time? We produce fosults. Beginners' class. Tuesday. 8:30 to 10. Honrs.

1 to 10 p.m. WILBUR. Dupont Studio of Dancing Ballroom and Fancy Dancing. No. 6 Dupont Circle.

Phone Fr. 143S-W. PROF. AXD MRS. 10th st.

u.w-.?Class Monday and Friday. 8 to 11 p.m. Private lessons by appointment. Phone North 6786. Established IMP.

"Warren" STUDIO: 1141 CONN. AVE. Phones: Day. Col. obtiG.

Franklin 5333. Individual private lessons in ballroom dancing. ail fancy and shoe-dancing for stage a specialty ARCADEI Private and Claaa DANCING I Sien Claasea WEEK I x-w NIGHTS -X taBSSONS ANY lime, 7oc. Classes Tuck, kna Fri. 11a II room for fZ.

W. 1129 Kst. 1904. Miss Miller 431 11th st. Pliono F.

1370. Special Dance April 16. MUSS CHAPPELEAK Private lessons North 5197. mo DAViSOxN'S 1329 n.w.^ season'! new lteellient Walk, Army-Ntey J.U to dance correctly to a few leaaons. I.

J. Hoffman and Mrs. H.L. Holt SALON OF DANSE, Now located at 1808 Kalorama block! outh of 18th and Columbia Pbw. atullo.

Col. 781-W. Ballroom and all braacaee if ctagy dwnclnf tight. a RIGHTWAY ftlM BCHOOL OF DAWCTWQ, 1218 NEW YORK ATI. bjK Next to New llaaonlo Tempi a.

nfl Private coarse lesaena. half I boor. NnttjM Or riaaera. Pnratr lattrEtiab tram hi 10 a. to 10 p.

ft i I'M yean Amariea'a forciaaat jfl ssr naod nrt aa.

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