Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1921, Page 25

AUCTIONS. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, MARCH 8 1921 AUCTION SALES TOMORROW. AUCTION SALES Sesewet (G SLOA ROAD. FRONT- RE UL 13 T STRERT. B : GULAR WHT PLACE BY virtue of a_certain deed of trust duly recorded in Liber No 6, follo 62 et weq.. of the land records of the District of Columbia, 2nd &L the soqwest of the parcs secired (here. | WEGSTIEED by, the undersigned sarviving trustee will sell, at'public anction, in front of the premises, on NESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF MARCH. A 1921, AT FIVE 0°CLOC he fol- .M ty of Washington. Dist ax and being part of the | ri's Portion." described Beeinning for At Public by metes and bounds as follows. the same at the intersection of the westerly line of Piney Reanch road with the south line | of Ruttern as shown on piat recorded in the office of t Columbia n Lib hence west ireet to ita Intersect Bighth street ns shown on plat survesor's office in I rveyor for the District of running | AT 10 randfather's Clack . Trass und Epame © . SLOAN & CO. INC. Anets e mh7 2 Toom e land’ Ber dencrid Ll NEW YORK — VALPARAISO o ling ot maid Fomee Regolar Sadi Bortherly alons sald rond | o cription Wil e s ot i ATLANTIC CITY, N s, Vatataie hepihainy ¢ | e D Make You Fee: at Hon y i : 7Pl Fectaed | UF ST el ity of Hobust Health. “EBRO APR. 2 : i | eoods on dispin % SIROE R3 B e Ao e toabion o€ Whithior ‘steeet \”I”l\li rita I Hotel Morton ! ESSEQUIBO™ APR. 30 Fermw of sale All eash. A depostt of £1.000 | MY . | ocon E Vivais v Camcity s The Largest Steamers in the Trade . s EDUCATIONAL. |Eewop Jo's.3'WRec'Si Coft rem | NEW YORK— GUAYAQUIL e penperty e Tk and on of e | sa'al iors Boweht amt old; oo and seed | — = — Cristotal. B . Fareraldas, Babin, | R WL e NEW ORLEANS QUILLOTA™ APR._ 2 s PRI TEMPLE “rhe ParieotAmerica® QUILFUE" APR. 26 ATAM AT WENCHLETR, AT U. S. Marshal’s Sale of Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Furnish- ings, Bicycles, Motor Cycles, Bicycle Parts, Etc. A Few Subjects Well Taught | Pitman and Gregg Shorthand, Typewritiug, English, Speliing, Letter Writing. Penman- ship, Secretarial Training French. 1417 G St. N.W. Phone M. 3288. BOOKKEEPING O WEDNESDAY, MARCIE NINTH OMMENCING TEN A N Suerion ar Weadhier', 12 v v Expert C. P. A. Instructor of Internal Revenue Classes Starting Now b for acconntanes A week It spens Notor Wed: CE SPLAIN, U | RCH UNIVERSITY 1 aking serv A __FUTUKE _DAYS. NEnt by Eovernment spe ADAM A W LER. Aw Peremptory Sale of uable Unimproved Real Es ¢ in the Southwest Section, Including Entire Squa:z ni{ sund A Enroll for FRESHMAN ACCOUNTING Class Starts This Week the under- | Hi< coun athority vested in ving THURSDAY fedroom and Dining Koo AUCTION SALES TOMO! 1 Auction e and Oserstuff Lobby. The St One of America Central Ticket Offices of all Principal Rail- road and _Steamship Lines in St. Charles Folder n Requests Accommodating ever 1000 guests. ALFRED 8. AMER & CO., Ltd. Proprictors RROW. , 715 13TH S MIDWEEK SALE. Household Goods, Office Furniture, Personal Effects, Etc.,H AT SLOAN'S GALLERIES. 715 13th Street. WEDNESDAY. MARCH ¢TH, AN, 1921. ITllustrated Qharles ’s leading hotels. STEAMSHIPS Just a Step Lrom WINTER _STEAMSHIPS ' EASTER TRIPS ANNAPOLIS, all expenses ... GETTYSBURG. automobile trip... HARPERS FERRY & ANTIETAM, a LURAY CAVERNS (two days) ... 84 $9. ATLANTIC CITY dnys) NEW YORK (t DELTA TOUR! Phone Main 1472 OLLAN AMERICA LINE 500 Bond blds. D NEW YORK TO ROTTERDAM ViAo LY MOUTH. BOULOGN. Apr. 9 May 4 State Agents. DIRECT PASSEN PaciFic LINE The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. SANDERSON & SON. General Agents 26 Broadway. New York. Or any Steamship Ticket Agent. Enjoyable Outing Trip by Water to Tidewater Virginia OLD POINT, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW. ALL-YEAR RESORTS Dafly mervice. Medern City Ticket Office, 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. 2 May 7 June 11| 1 June 2 ;ER SERVICES SEEK 25 Members of the he United States in ix hended by Dr. Luix P. Agul ington o attend President-E ragua's objection “It's Up to You.” “It's Up to You. 1 comedy a mus produced William Moore Patch. { which opencd at the National Theate ved with a snap | that had the large audi king with laughter or vizorously applauding a considerable proportion of the time. There is an abundance of fun, pretiy music and clever danc ing _crowled into three acts of this production, brand new to Washing ton. P the production is new to the some of the pals are nd for their ab ally Tv h headliners in a cast which boasted a number of other ver tertaining, not to say cle among them being the Harry Short, Florence Ryth Mary Lockwood who, Leavitt, sang th tuneful freshing “Umpty G Up to You” is de ter the long Without lo it wel the Hor with d serfes avoids attempt to mere_device it risqu win suc rough the ect Harding’s Innuguration. Maxima Zepedn, Nicaraguan minister of foreign affairs, who | to entering the union. 5 Molina, Dr. Luis P. Aguirre, Mr. Mariane Zeuna and Eungenio Silva Pena. secretary of the mission. AMUSEMENTS I and presents of | hing in | the | |in a robe of red axhington in connect Honduras, Cos as min ixter of fo Dr. Agul n from left to righ In the group. who achirved utopta by SIX wives alimony ce means of his But the fi with the re The women of th the men, 1to reckon ¢ wwomu isiand. greatly ou revolt. and in- vood chopping hing. With proper trimming. “Tangerine” can be made a delizhtful two and s 10 hours' entertainment. T edy is from the book by Phii tholomae. Gertrude Hoffman. An excellent all around bill nted at K s this week, headed by trude Hoffman, in her well is pre- | known dances and impersonations. While the major portion of Mi man’s offering has been p here b e, it seems 10 be wo improve Miss Hoffman irs in excellent health and spir T turn as though she adds_the novelty of ng for the different number on the stage, assisted by two maid Her best efforts are shown in “Spirit of Victory” and impersonation of Olga Petrova. In the former, dressed she is supposed to Hof ider- ap- 11 < it. She with a plan to enlixt the influence of and Viearng: The mission f hix country, Ix primarily in Wasxh- Propose n conference with effort to remove Niea- Pereyra, ( COSTARGA AL PANANA CONFL }Troops Withdrawn to Bourid- aries to Await Peaceful Settlement After U. S. Note. Hostilities between Panama and Co th boundary dispute ¢ ed ax a result of mediation of the ited ernment. Orders huve been jssued by the Costu | pvernment for im- mediate withdrawal of its forces from disputed territory yond the ixaola river and for no furt - hy forces 1 the Pac anama-Costa Rican boundary Rican Sta wformed the partmen State Department “Ikeep it handy for rheumatic pains™ VENkiddiesknowwhat's good for Dad’s aching knees. Sloan’s Liniment means quick relief, new energy, back on the job without loss of time. " Is hes aod paine, tame back. overworked muscles, g ot have it. 2a Liniment - Pimply? Well, Don’t Be People Notice It. Drive Them | Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass rou much jenger if you get a pack jaxe of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. | The skin should begin to clear after vou have taken the tablets a few fts ! "Cleanss the blood, bowels and fiver with Dr. £dwards' Olive Tab tets, the succ ul substitute Jor calomel; there's mo sickness or pain | after teking them. i oD ards’ Olive Tablets do | that w alomel docs, and as efi but th act | gentle and safe instead of severe | and irritating. | "'No one who takes Ofive Tablets is ever cursed with a “dark ! taste,” a bad breath, a dull, “no good” feeling, | torpid liver, bad Jdisposition i pimply face. | Ofive Tabiets arc a purcly vege- | table compound mixcd with olive _loil; you will know them by their | ofive color. { Dr. Edwards spent years among patients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets jare the immensely effective result. ‘ccou Freight Service bors on the program, while “When I Dance Alone” a grotesque perform- Wwith original lines, by Jack Kennedy carried out in their entire! c. and @0c. Hospital Sise, Sl ALL DRUGGISTS MARCH T PUBLIC | = | of ren much of the clothitg | be leading the f~ T 1 3 | Take one or two nightly for a week. i g b g i of th ading the French to victory. and n his note, Dr. Beech e - y Towlng dewer e o or oLk P to v of t as the law atlows. . |her gestures. with thrilling music, | have the hanor to inform you that 1 | Se¢ how much better you feel and - o Lots 1t 14 fve.” in ! Douglass collabora N | work the wudience up to a bigh point | h received telezraphic instructions | look. 15¢ and 30c. B RTAT T SPEAKING SU. . W | Austin McHugh in writing the booke | of enthusiasm. Her recitation also i8 | from the secretary of state for foreign | = = it aw. " 0 Y k H vre, Pans l.’unl much of the comedy is hm!;v(—ry ®ood. After the wind-up with |affairs of Costa Rica to advise you that | IF YOU HAD # Tausht by Take a [ W, L or oy, e 1o around Mr. Leavite himself. The | drums and (raps Miss Hoilmin had | the sovernment o Costa o ha | NECK A i r. 3 Iyries are by Harr <o °d"|to respond to half a dozen curtain|&iven orders that the Costa Rican | Arthur Durin Call trip to FRANCE ... Mar. ey ax |IVELCS e b e e e i | oL en sta Rican TCAG Mar. June 9| Ward 3 forces which h sed the Hne of ) 5o 3 0.Glane i CATAYorE U ar June 28| uel Klein and ok L iy be | gANOther strong act is offered by | the Sixaola river he tmmiedistery | A LoD kg Lo Tor 1o, AT OCLOCK P Monday and Wednesday Rio de Janeiro || i tos2ane k. May 23| The story. while It can scarcely be | Stephens and Hollister. in “Back in | withdrawn to that and that the | : a. ft.. Toeated on 1st st. between T and U 1736 YMCA SCHOO Main an ‘r_mroxirl.g:u. Bir. s ey a1 Juse aa| called orikinal B & amusing (rie Beverly Hilla" Holllster in a clever | forces on the Pacific side make no | sonE THRUAT A | S . | ROCHAMB L Ap ny une concerns the ot~ - comedian and Step 5 . Fatice whateve | p- Cash, A deposit of $300 an th . e Montevideo s Aned 'S Tl B forts ol three ouns men. doaling in | N sones Stephens o good siner. | futher advince whatever. | encli of the other lotx peq ot - C . swampy real estate on Long ISIand. {1ogue is crisp and situations funny.|governme: . R gl Women Admitted Buenos Aires Hamburg Direct two' of whom must make good 1N Yvette, n Deppery littie violinist and | fyims the wishes sxprossed b e | AL : B I B2 o o 3 NIAGARA ..........Mar. 15 May 7 Juy 7|Order to win the hands of J0CTN|«inger, is a great favorite: her work [ €overnment of the United States will | THE For expedione liave bren S SCHOOL k. Vi H irls: That they make KoL ve strengthened by that of Eddie|be interpreted as a proof of 1ts con. | WAY prepurid s the owner and will be faruished WOOoD’s New York, Vigo, Havre fwithout saying, but how, they make| cooke ana Kino Clarke. Whiting and | ciliatory. intentions at of the con’ | AS the purchaser without cont | 311 EAST CAPITOL ST ROUSSILLON 2 Apr. 28 Juse 7|S00d roquires ‘a good deal of CEC)Burt.in several new songs. remistercd | midaration desstved e the 'reieoais | wh = o~ i i lmgg&-r;;emfl B;;:;h;'t-n ! é LINES COMPANY'S OFFICE, n\usftrnl'm and p one nrf- the }ll“’ of the evening. Both |attitude of the Department of State, | 213020001 ‘iur : AR oL | ST SHIP i 1419 New York Ave.. Washington. amusing. in the Air” a duet sung by Jumn(n’:r::t -vhr 'l:‘:r‘:nxnfilluv(u:‘w, A las well as of the firm conviet Tu " s I ll " E “THOS. J. OWEN & SON, A EERR. {0 \{ Joseph ey and Ivy Sawyer:|opane tha bill. fn)lnv;prvy[.:"::s IV, Eovetnment tMab ite Anderson: TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUARLE IMPROV- | Complete cou b nd |! “Love Me* and “I'll Tell the Wor Paul Murdock v L >orras treaty and the award of Chief WOULD " E 4 NG = scnger a 4 A 2 . clever dancers; a s % i QUICKLY RELIEVE ED REAL ESTATE. CO it Regular Express Passeng: were among the best musical BUM- | ynigue skateh: “A Golf Promeral s |JUstice White will be re ed ..‘,,,,i Offers exceptional opportunities to ambitions men and women, REGISTER NOW FOR Day and Evening Classes ; PACE INSTITUTE _715 G ST. N.W., Corner 8th and G Sts. | SCHOOL OF | WASHINGTON onversational G st nw, £ the Distr st of the part dersigned trustee will sell at ! ¥ netion, in front of premises. on | THURFDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF MAKCH, | A D 1. FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK P M following described land and situate fn the District of Colombi i nated as and being lot numbered one hundred | PANISH and twelve (112) in Kennedy & sub- | divinion of lots in xauare mumbered one RUn. | proga grom dred and Bfiy-three (153), ax per piat recorded | et in the e of the surveyor !nrllh. llulrwl'"“fl" Kiogtons: of Columbia in Liber 20, at folio &2, together With the improverients H " Termn of sale: One third of the purchase money to be paid in caxh. balance in iwo equai fustailments, payable in oge and two years, fest a1 8 per centum per annum. . from day of sale, secured pon the property sold. or all t the option of the purchaser. A de- f $200 will be «l at time of sal £3 COLUMBIA SCHOOL of DRAFTING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts, North 272 Night Classes—Day Classes Individual Instruction Course in 3 to 9 Months Osll or Write for Latest Catalogms ENTER ANY TIME ot of purchaser be complied with within in Washingt ST COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT tee. IRVING ZIRPEL. Secretary. £e25-d&ds.exSudhol THOS. 4. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS. | TRUSTEES' ®ALE OF VALUARLE 'rfl'n[ Y BRICK DWELLIN NOF 406 flh‘ i i | i | i | T. NE By virtue of & @Ptain deed of trust du iber No. 4377, falio 94 et eq., S. Aeolus mad York to Rio—13 S. 5. HURON 17,000 Toms (a) Mar. 23 S.S. AEOLUS 21,000 Tons (a) Apeil 8 e new record New days 18 hrs. 46 min. (8) 1st, 20d and 3rd Class. Steamers of the U. S. Shipping Board 82-92 BEAVER STREET, N. Y. Branch Philadelphia Chicago Se. Offices at Baltimore Louis Mobile AUSTRALIA Passenger Steame R. M. 8. 700 Tons ' SAIL FROM VANCOUVER, B. C. For_fares 1419 New York Ave. n_Australasian s of the BERLITZ SCHOOL 816 14th Street |MMM$s,M and at the by. the undes Tic aw in_fraut of the DAY AD. | _Terma May Be Begum at Any Time School of C. P. A. Instruction—University Faculty : Strest ot Winth Class FomioE rain 3430 | Washington Business College | H TEET & WHITMORE, Props., umercial and Civil Service Subjects T NW. PHONE MAIN 4939, A >Steward. School 1202 F Btreet N.W. Main 8671. i The Leading Business School. H 1923, aud th Fust to be pa pureh omplete the purchase. tme of sale . WM T mb2 akde. exSu THOMAS DOWLING S Fully Accredited. Buter any time. | Trustee sale of valuable im- SHORTHAND — TYPEWRITING proved real estate, consisting | TAUGHT IN 30 DAYS °f ‘hl’!! two_‘tory Irrick‘ 0 DAY STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL. « co., ave. nw | e puliic anction on MONDAY. MAK " FOUR-THIRTY deerited renl b . DI of Columbia, Bumbered 0) in 1202 F Street. Main 8671 _ S TENOGRAPHY—TYPEWRITIN Reduced rates for Spring Term MILTON BUSINESS SCHOOL 1 726 14th St Fr. 2004 y STRAYER'S s COLLEGE “‘A position for every graduate.’ F Street at Ninth. Main' 3430 MUSICAL iNSTRiIfiTIOfi, YOUNG MAN DESIRES A give him lish los- | ) music lessons. Ad 100 OLIVE JONAS, 1412 Half houms for | H_FoU OCLOCK | | [ | I G i dwellings, Nos. 1514, 1516, Qs w4 Qo lerr 1518 3d street northwest. | Steward School st No. Problem Iodividual Instruction. to i | o1 Ome-third of the purchase money to be paid In cash. the b asee in two cand. at pureh Pundred (S300) doilars depos property at time « 5 3 coaveyancing. recordick. notarial f ¢ PIANO, LESSONS—MES. 0L stampe at cost of porehawer Terms of x 20U et . 8L ez Hou e complied with within A1 ge from gay| childres, 00 cenls — of sale. otierwiw th Ve the right | 1 AGTIME PIANO PLAYING, 18 TO 20 LE Y reweil the properties sk and coat of | s guaranteed: note reading taught: demon- 1 defaniting purchamer, after five davs' ad-| acrmtion. 2 to 10 po. DENART SCHOOL OF ertinoment of Aueh resalc, lied i mome | iU LAR MUSIC. 1408 1 st or newspaper pab of Wusling- |y 2 ALL M on, Dnstrict of Columbaa. i i - PERRL W PR Washington Conservatory of Music | 1408 N. H. AVE., AT DUPONT vl'}(‘bfl ;ll‘l a5 D st now. RESORTS. oMbl dis.exSndbol ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. THOS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEEES. ENT | NEW OWNERSHIP MANAGEMI at pub- | Virginia ave. near beach. o VRI | Private batha, running water, elevator. . Special weekly. Booklet. WILTSHIRE AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the fo aud Beach. Cap., #00. Frivat SBY, Trostee, Phoue M. 5117, RUSTETR' SALE 0P VALUABLE NEARLY NEW TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING NO. 1365 PLORIDA AVE. N.E | By virtoe of a certain decd of Lrust duly re. | corded in Liber No. 4392, folis B4 et seq, « the land records of the District of Colu and at the request of the party securvd « undersigned trostees wil ticn in front of the premise ere ribed land and premises. situate in the District of Columbis, and designated and being lot 143 in James F. and M »ub at recorded he sarveyor's offic the District of Co- Sald_wubject to & prior deed 500, and the amount over and be paid in caxh. A deposit et $200 required at time of sale and the pur- | cPmser gilowed 15 days to compicte the pur- time of xale. ALEXANDER H. RELL, FEBDERICK J. RICE. Trostees. P Virpnia sve. near Beach. All rcoms with ot d coid runcing waler. privule baths. 0! . . _MONROE HUTCHINS, Owser. Kentucky Ave. and New Clarion 5wmwexy b, Homelik Comfortable. Runni: water and private baih. Garage. Buoklet 8. K. BUNIFACK. l v¢ WHITE STAR LINE % OLYMPIC NEW YORK -Ap Ap Megantic.......Ap d_sailings npply Canadian Pae. W Royal hicgton, or Seymour St.. Vancouver, B. INAUGURAL VISITORS-- Fortnightly by “O” Steamers New York Cherbourg — Southampton Hamburg ORBITA. MAY 21st OROPESA JUNE 4th ORDUNA .JUNE 18th 1st, 2nd and 3rd class passengers THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO. i 26 BROADWAY NEW YORK Or any Steamship Ticket Agent 0 WILL ENJOY A SIDE TRIP To the S CHESAP EASHORE VIA HISTORIC POTOMAC RIVER AND EAKE BAY Old Point Norfolk Newport News Virgini a Beach MODERN PALACE STEAMERS #Northland” “Southland” “Midland” DAILY AT 6:30 P.M. FROM SEVENTH ST. WHARF CITY TICKET OFFICE 731 15TH ST. WOODWARD BUILDING NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTON MAR. 19 APR. 20 MAY 14 ADRIATIC—April 6, May 4, June 1 —LIVERPOOL Mar. r. 2, Apr. 30, May 28 | Cretic . Mar. 15 May r. ‘zfi‘ May 14, June 11| Canopic . oo Apr. 20 .. i Crr e ANTWERP Finland....Mar. 26 Kroonland..Apr. Lapland... Apr. 2 Zeeland.....Apr. AMERICAN LINE—New York-Hamburg (Direct Service) , via Vigo..Mar. 177—Manchuria. . Minnekahda (new, triple screw, 17,220 tons), Mar. 31, Mongol 19 GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA AMERICAN LIiNE and RED STAR LINE N. ¥~PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG— PHILADELPHIA—HAMBURG— DANZIG AND LIBAU Gothland (3d class onty).. 9 16 \ May 12 (34 class only) INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY 1208 F St. N.W. B. M. Hicas, Passonger Manager, NEW YORK AND BOSTON—AZORES— «..Mar. 25 .Apr. 14—Mongolia..........Apr. 28 ance by Florence Hope and Harry Short was encored again and again. The dancing, by the way, throughout the production is a particular fea- ture, with Mr. Santley and Miss Saw- yer as the leading figures in that part of the entertainment. “Tangerine.” ‘With rough spots smoothed out and the action considerably shortened, o ine,” & musical farce which o';‘:::v“«;rat the Shubert-Belasco last evening, will give promise. The music i catchy and the singing by Vivienne Segal and Douglas Steven- son good Breaking away from the zor!gecus splendor of a “chorus of 100" the producers have with a dozen women, & half dozen men, pleasing voices, a South Sea island and Herbert Co thell, whose droll humor is not un- known to Washington, fashioned a creditable musical comedy, both |fur|ny and eatisfying. Miss Segal is good looking and versatile. Douglas Stevensor as Dick Owens, a million- aire, who conceived the idea of a voyage to “Tangerine’ where the order of domestic things is reversed and men, as primitive, polygamous creatures, languish in idleness ‘while their wives make the living, gives excellent support to Miss Segal. The curtain discloses a scene in the “glimony jail,” at that time inhabited by three, all friends and all incar- cerated “for the sake of principle. Dick Owens, young _ millionaire, thrown in their midst by fortune, or misfortune, though not married, hopes to win his bride hy_reslnrlng her falth in marriage. This he proposes to do by reconciling the three in- Tates of alimony cell with their wives. Other methods failing, he sets sail with the three divorcees and the lady of his heart for Tang_?flne. which he has been informed is the former inmate of i Encircling the Globe Drafts and Foreign Money Orders Feor Batlings and Pull Information Apply COMFANY'S OFFICE, and company; Avey and O created lots of “cullud pussons. circus, wit of the Day. “The Viol Inn.” Novelty that makes the act almost unique is the distinguishing feature of “The Viol Inn." presenting five Winter Garden girl violinists, sing- ers and dancers, at the Cosmos Thea. ter this week, with Billy Abbott a strong contributing factor, assisted by Benny Barton and Dan Evans in character sketthes that deserve men- tion. Mr. Abbott sings early and often and contributes much assist- ance in making the act move smooth- ly and with pep. ‘A brisk chorus re- hearsal is a feature of the act. The FourUshers, a quartet of fine harmony singers, all girls and very good at that, will rank next, while Harry Rose, late of the Ziegfeld roof, wins his way almost to an ovation with a line of comical specialties, including a_one-character play, “with Belasco which is a scream. His clos- ing song also was a big hit. Tim Whelan and Priscilla King, assisted by Tommy Maher, present “Suite Six- teen,” a mnovel farce whose greatest wickedness is in being laid in a bath- room, but is very fuony, and Morris and Townes, with “nut” nonsense and songs, add merriment to a good bill. WJean @nd Valjean's aerial novelty could not be presented because of mechanical difficulties, but Manager Robbins of Keith’s helped out at yes- terday’s matinee with one of his fine eccentric dancing acts. A new high- class novelty is promised by Manager Brylawskl to complete the regular program. “Midsummer Madness,” a tense and most interesting photoplay, which has been called one of the best of the year, is the added matinee feature, while Mack Sennett's “Movie Fans” and other films and news features complete the bill at all performances. “A Night on the Beach.” Judged by some of the left hooks and uppercuts delivered by three ath- letic young women with the Lyndall Laurel Company in “A Night on the Beach,” at the Strand Theater this week, Mr. Kipling was not so far wrong when he referred to tite dead- liness of the female of the spi The act rightly deserves its descrip tion, the “Season's Greatest Oddity.” Marie Keel and the two Bower Brothers present a clever bit of syn- copation, and Margaret Merle, “Mel- odies of the Moment” a vaudeville treat. ‘“The New Hotel Clerk,” pre- eil, who laughter as’ two _and Gautier's pony the Kinograms and Topics NORWAY SWEDEN—DENMARK Continental Eurepe { Modern Twin Screw St Bergensfiord. .. Apr. 1 May 13 sented by Nat Renard and Lilllan ‘West, keep the audience in good spirits, while Johnson Brothers and Johnson gave a bit of refreshing old- time minstrelsy. Jack Pickford, in the Goldwyn pho- toplay, “Double-Dyed Deoceiver,” a drama’ of a man who found himeelf, is the photoplay and is supplemented by comedy and news films. Stavangersfjord . Apr 22, June 3 Passenger Office, .10 Bridge St.. N. Y. FRICA by Union-Castle Line Sanderson & Ben, Gen, Passenger Agte. 26 Proadway, New York. Or Any Steamship Ticket Agents. Luxuriously ap- pointed passen- ger steamers of 17,000 tons dis- lacement sail- ng from New York. S. S. Vestris 1 o ~ ¥ Mar. 15 A S. S. Vasari Rio de Janeiro May 10 S. S. Vauban Montevideo s.gm;a Buenos Aires July 6 Qennectiens for all parts of South Ameries. For rutes, oto.. apply compamy's ofice. &8 ::l;y‘l !..;LI.MI.I’:& o LAMPORT & HOLT LINB BT ——— “Million-Dollar Dolls.” The attraction at the Gayety this week is the “Million-Dollar Dolls” in “The Little Elephant.” The elephant is not the peanut-eating kind. being about four inches high and apparent- ly made of rubber, but it is endowed with the power to grant the wishes of its possessor when stroked with the hand, a la Aladdin-and-the-lamp. This imitation pachyderm is used by the comedians, Joe Freed and Al Tyier, in a number of comical situations. A number of songs are well sung by Mildred Cecil, Irene Meara and Marty Dupree, and some fantastic dance steps are introduced by Al Mardo. Otheps In the cast are Ben Drobhan and Harry Fentell, with a chorus of twen- ty whose chief duty apparently is to change costumes as often as is pos- sible in the two hours and a half of entertainment. cim L E CO-RESPONDENT IS NAMED Divorce is asked in a sult filed yester- day in the District Supreme Court by William A. Minor against Anna M. Minor. They were married May 11, 1903, ‘and have no children. A co- respondent is named In the petition flled through Attorneys Ralston & Willis. Buit for maintenance was filed by Viol“G. Zepp. a minor, through her next friend, William H. Acton, against Jamej, ', Zepp. The husband makes $60 “Week she says, but refuses to support her. They were married in Baltimors February 3, 1918. « ] Note to Costa Rica. The note sent to Costa Rica, which was understood to have been identical with that dispatched to Panama, fol- lows: __“The Department of Statc has been informed that Costa Rican troops have invaded the territory adjudged by the White award 1o be that of Pan- ama and that they are now advancing on Almirante and Roca del Torro. This information, which appears to be confirmed, has caused the gover ment of the United States the grav concern. “This government desires to urge upon the government of Costa Rica in the most earnest manner imm diate compliance with its recommen- dation that instructions be given to its forces between the status quo line and the Cerro Pendo-Punta Burioa line to advance no furt and that immediate instructions be issued to those troops which have ad- vanced into Guabite and which now approaching Almirante and Be: del Torro to withdraw at once to the northern bank of the Sixaola river. “This government recognizes the fact that the controversy with r spect to the boundary between Costa Rica and Panama has been finally de- termined by the award of Chief Justice White as arbitrator, and de- Sires to urge upon the government of Costa Rica the importance of imme- diate cessation «of hostilities to the end that appropriate scttlement be promptly made in an orderly man- ner in accordance with Chief Justice White's decision. This government cannot regard forcible measures by either party as justifiable. Repre- sentations of a similar nature are being made to Panama.” the government of UPHOLD COSTA RICA. Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras ‘Wire Approval. SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Sal- vador, March 7.—Telegrams upholding Costa Rica in her attack upon Panama as a result of the frontier controve between those countries have been sent to San Jose by the congresses of Sal- vador, Guatemala and Hondur All Forces to Retire From Disputed Territory. By the Assoviated Press, SAN JOSE, Costa Riea, M. T— The conflict between Costa Rica and Panama has virtually been terminated through the action of the United States government. The Costa Rican forces will retire from the disputed territory on the Pacific side of the isthmus to the boundary line de- limited by Adam Loubet, and on the Atlantic side to the boundary drawn by Chief Justice White of the United States Supreme Court. Troops will be stationed along these lines pending a definite settlement of the boundary controversy. JUDGMENT IS SET ASIDE. The Court of Appeals of the Dis- trict of Columbia vesterday set aside a judgment for $1, ard- «d by a jury in the Dis Supreme Court in favor of Frank Langelotti against Louis F. Zinkhan, former Superintendent of the Washington asylum and jail. The appeliate court also afirmed the deoision of the lower court in directing a_verdict in favor of the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland, which was sued by Lan- gelotti as surety on the official bond of the superintendent. The court held that the bond ran only to the District of Columbia, and Without its consent no one else is au- thorized ta put the bond in suit. Lan- gelotti was taken into custody and held under suspicion of mental dis- order, but was later released on habeas corpus proceedings. He claim- ed his detention by the jail superin- tendent was unlawful. 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