Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1922, Page 25

24 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D VISIT THE CLASS IN G St., Dept. A, for special folder. Salesmanship At the Y. M. C. A, Thursday, 7:30, or Address Y. M. C. A. Schools, 1736 Brookly: CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. New York- State Soclety will iheet Wednesday at 8 p.m.,, Wilson Normal School. Representative A. L. Kline of n will speak. Dancing. yeglasses Prescri __2nd Floor, 217 & 218 Evans BI BARGAINS ELECTRIC GOODS Come in And See Our REDUCED PRICES 616 12th St.—1204 G St. —Painting —Paperhanging —Upholstering —you can always count on gett high class workmanship. Geo. Plitt Co., Inc.. ¥ 482% and furnished by Baer suit your personality as weil as your vision. ¢ MUDDIMANG, UR Specialties e Cosmopolitan Club will meet at { ludcheon, Thursday at 12:30 at Hotel Harrington. The Gibbons Club_in conjunction with the Tekawitha Club will give a dance Saturday in aid of Sclentific examinations made at|Near East Rellef. ience. A YO thice hours, 9 to 5:30. The Men's Club social of the Trans- 1420 | figuration Church has been postponed BERNARD A.BAER,\ Viave. { until next Monday night. OPTOMETRIST—Tel. Main The Arkansas State Soclety will meet Wednesday, : School. ; Dramatic and Musical Guild, Na- tional Council of Catholic Men, will { meet tomorrow night, 1314 Massachu- setts avenue, to complete arrange- {ments’ for production of play, to be : given at G(mzagn Hall. 8 p.m., Thomson | Business Girlw® cm. will_ meet to- { morrow at_ 6:15 pm., Street YW, C. A Beginners social dancing lclass at 7 pm. The City Firefighters’ Assoclation, {which planned to give an entertain- {ment at the Elks' Home tomorrow ! night, announced today the affair had |been postponed indefinitely because {of the Knickerbocker disaster. The Dnughters of Isabella an- inounced their enterfainment, plan- ined for tonight, had Been indefinitely | postponed. The nizht n‘hn«h will not be held |tnn!izh( the board of education an- nounced. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Surrick Lincoln will give a travelogue. with motion pictures of Carnegie Mu- seum arctic hunt, game customs under the midnight sun, etc.. at Terminal {R. . Y. M. C. A.. for raiiroad men and | fomilics. Men's social. smoker and_supper at Transfigur: Hall, 1415 Gallatin street. E. H. Droop, guest of honor. Music. Association will “Gira Notsoe '"' raduate Nurs give a reception for its officers, 8 to 11 o'clock, 1337 K street. Miss Clara s | D. Noves will spea The Tmprovement League of May- PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $7,000,000 Surplus Nearing $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY, Presldent JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary nd-Woodmont will meat to con- r reports relative to roads, schools and local assessments. i Dr. P. Epstein, who is traveling on behalf of Jewish national fund bu- reau, will speak at 8 o'clock. Adath Israel Synagogue, under auspices of Washington Zionist district. Public invited. _ PLEADS FOR BETTER CARE ! OF HORSES ON STREETS 1 Virginia Urges All Citizens to See That Neglected Animals Re- ceive Attention. To the Editor of The Sta T am sure many of us were touched to the heart when we heard of the six lteen horses that perished in the smoke-filled stable of Galt & Co. be- !fore they could be reached on the evening of January 2 and we | commended the bravery of the men {who did succeed in getting out four of the twenty. They were beautiful animals and returned in full for the ! good care and affection bestowed upon eral ‘Be Kit ng I recall that se 3 sy v in the loss of th i to one of the colored drive ing a borrowed team, to - You've Repapered Nj t so long want and Repaints Prices to bring in an keep our force over the dull period. HARRY W. 'l'AYLOR FO 2333 18th St. N.W. THAT SATISFIES The Most Heat at the Least Expense We make the lowest consistent charge cted from Mines famou: Bougquet Coffee Superbly Flavored 25¢c Lb. Burchell’s 1325 F St. NW. lvlaking Iriends —in new quarters every day, fhl’ul\nh the results we achleve n Resilvering Mirrors Ask us about prices if that mantel mirror needs rejuve- nating. 84Glass Tops for fine tables. BECKER PAINT & GLASS CO. 1239 Wisconsin Ave. Tel. W. 67 CHAS. E. HODGKIN, Mgr. RIGHTEN UP THAT ROOM | “BURCHELL'S" 1 sure hated fo -,se the two I incident of the fire and the }last few days of bitter cold have ¢ brought to arying condi- of beasts of that work on our street pleasure 1 have noted man kept ones belonging to both ed ed With well trash collectors, and that the ma- jority of horses were blanketed these icy ‘mornings, though some of the lcoverings were mere apologies. How { ever, there are still too msny horses left ' shivering near the curb and {sleeping in dirty, drafty stables, with little or no bedding. Some of these || half-starved, worked-down ones will j eventually be led to the auc to be sold as “killers,” thei oing to the tanners’ and their car- s either converted into fer | tilizer or fed to the animal life-pris- oners at the Zoo. Better the fate of the Galt horses. horrible as that seemed, than that of enduring in advancing age and waning strength the hardships im- posed upon them by calloused or ig- norant owners whose only purpese is to wring from them the last dollar's worth of toil. Some of them when ung were as proud and well cared for as the flour and feed hoi Better that their lives are shortened a bit by the killer than that they drop in harness, but despite this fact the sights of such wretched crea- tures as I have seen at one of the auction stables again and again are a disgrace to this Capital city. Passersby can at least do a bit In cold weather by observing if all horses are blanketed, having the cov- ering replaced if blown off, and re- questing that one be provided if there is_none. Then, too, this continued freezing weather is harder than ever on feline and canine alley waifs, and the spar- rows of the street. Put out the table scraps for the timid garbage pail tabby and pup, and crumbs for the hungry sparrows. Add a receptacle of warm water, if possible, for these creatures which are thirsty in cold as well as in warm weather. A fine lesson in humane education may fittingly bo taught here by im- pressing these suggestions upon the minds of children. They will be only L1 too glad to do their bits. Children {tiving in the suburbs will be especially linterested in feeding the birds for there will be many more kinds than the common sparrow and each Kind will need some special feed. This will [ stimulate the children to study the needs of their various guests, and in providing accordingly for them they will learn at their little bird shelves nature lessons first hand, more valu- {able than those taught from school books. Every one will rest more comfort- ably in his own warm bed these near-zero nights if he has the con- i sciousness of helping a bit some hu- man or animal that must weather the elements as best he can, and he will e s | Let us remove them. Do not risk bleaching or discol- oring the fabric by “home cleaning.” We pride our- selves on our ability to eliminate solls and stains from ap- parel. be living better the Golden Rule. VIRGINIA W. SARGENT. —_ WILL STUDY ARTILLERY. {New Class Officers Ordered to School at Fort Monroe. A new class of officers has been ordered to take the course of in- struction at the coast artillery school at Fort Monroe, Va., beginning February 15. Those _detafjed_to the class are Lieut. Col. John B. Murphy and Maje. . Smith, Robert C: Eddy, D. Bates, Edward W. Wildrick, . Glassburn, John S. Wil- liams, Eugene Reybold, Thomas C. Cook, Otto H. Schrader, Donald M. ,A-hbndge, Monte J. Hickok, Theodore {3n Harry W. Stephenson, Daniel N Swan, Iv., Jesse L SICIal, John P. McCaskey and Elmore B. Gray of the coast artillery and Majs. John B. Rose and Rolland W. Case of the ordnance department. LEAVES U. §. S. YUKON. Commander Leo Sahm, commanding )lhu U. 8. 8. Yukon, has been assigned to duty on the receiving ship at San Francisco, l"l.rll.—Alll tie Coast Line. h trains dajly. Best service. Office, 1 j them by the big flour and feed com- big companies and to thrifty colored | KEEPING UP WITH _THE JONESES——Have 2 You a Little Dentist in Your 1 Home" T CHILEY DE WINTER WIND SHo' DO The Good Worker. R < Jim Jimpson’s shoeing horses, and he's a skillful scout, and every one indorses the work he's turning out. No loafing with his cronies, discuss- ing ancient news, while there are limping ponies that stand in need of shoes. Some smiths have feet so chilly! They say their trade is dead; the autos knocked it silly and laid it in its bed. They go around com- plaining, they sadly gnash their hair. and wring their teeth, disdain- ing all goods but black despair. But Jimpson swings his hammer, and plies his rasp and file, and makes no doleful clamor,, but wears a pleasant smile. The outlook may seem phony for such a trade as his, but some one brings a pony, and still he keeps his biz. And some one brings a trotter, and some one brings a mule; and Jim, who's not a rotter, brings forth his shoeing tools; and some one brings a pacer, and some one brings a mare; Jim’s business is a facer for smiths who talk despair. There aren’'t many horses in this fair land of ours; they're lying where the gorse is, beneath the cauli- flowers. The hanks and other busses have knocked them all abeam, and now the farmer cusses a tractor, not a team. The trade the smith’s pur- suing may not forever thrive, but Jim will keep on shoeing while there WALT MASON. ENDOWED JOURNAL FAVORED BY BRYCE, { To the Bditor of The Star: In the course of a correspondence with the late Lord Bryce maintained ever since he left his post as am- bassador here, referring to his state- his last great book, “Democ- that the press is the only great with responsibility 1o no one xcept for violation of law. I Sug- gested the ample endowment of an independent daily to be entirely freed from control by its founder tnrough the appointment of a board of trus- tees commanding public confidence {and exercising the same degree of direction as tne trustee of a univer- | sity, the paper to contain no ad- Vertisements ex.ept such notices as are essential to tne public con lence, to publish all the news of the world, to employ the best writers on All topics and to be sold for 1 cent, or $8 a vear subscription pric a letter from him recently re- ceived, after referring to the very great pleasure his visit here had been to him, particularly at Williamstown, and to other matters, he said: “As to the independent and high- toned newspaper which you suggest which mignt be established by a beneficent multi-millionaire provid- ing a fund to be administered by trustees of the right U honest and correct news and ail opinions h a of expressing them. articles, 1 agree with that it might be of the highest to & nation. Even one sueh would soon acquire a potent moral influence and be trusted, because not conducted for profit. But the far-sighted multi- millionaire may be hard to find.” Perhaps some one so incumbered with this world’s goods may give suficient weight to Lord bryce's opinion to induce him to try the ex viding letting chance signed ply AMUSEMENTS. ' ¢., MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1922. YES SAH nisTo SES OH DAT? DATS JE' MEGINIS, AH'S GONNA Go‘rl'f\ PERSUADE PERSUADE MAH DaT AN TER CortE HUSBUM TO GIVE ACROSS WIF TEN ME Sone DoLLARS! MONEY'! MYTO MEGINISY Daily 3 || Sunday PUBLIC NOTICE 3100 8115 2100, 5:00 o ans I Prices 5,8 || Holidays §35 Reserved Beats 260 at Dally Matinoos, Except Baturdays, Bundsys and n.na-n EXTRA ADDED ATTI An‘ucflon—g fonjum:txon “of lever Stars of Stage and Screen CRANE WILBUR & MARTHA MANSFIELD " TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT OF THE SENSATIONAL SONG DIVA DOROTHY JARDON The Beautifal Primn Donna Sopranc of the Chicago Opera Company Matchless Singer of “La 1'. In “Right or THE RIALTO WAS INSPECTED YESTERDAY AND PASSED 1007 THEATER REMAINED CLOSED, HOWEVER, UNTIL ENTIRE ROOF CLEARED OF SNOW 2 Carmen and Other Roles Identified Calve, Ete, Allnn Vernen. Accompanist. GORDON PR! 'rong,"” by Sam North & Halliday In “Back in Wollington" CONSTRUCTION IS OF THE PYRAMID TYPE— SLOPING FROM TOP CENTER TO SIDE Doltien HFkANK WARD In His Original Novelty Extra! Famous American_Dance, poems and MARYON VADIE & OTA GYGI Extra! Assisted by THE PORTIA IAN!HE'LII DA‘;;%‘!‘:"!‘&‘ : ':‘heelsrp:-‘:‘p‘e!:‘tgfr“-“ of dance music. At the piano: Mary Izaat, WALLS AT ANGLE OF 65 DEGREES. | Other Features STRONGEST IN THE WORLD FRANK[ lng “A Quartet of Song Storles” E HEATH &, J. FRANCIS ‘DOOLEY ‘& ‘CORINNE SALES In Another Chapter of “Will Yer. Jim1" Lafe Bud an’ been livin’ are movin’ back int’ th’ half o’ the four-room house east o’ th’ sawmill. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) HEADS SMALL ARMS TEAM. Maj. Per Ramee, United States stationed at Camp Benning, s been detailed as captain of 1| the’ United State: compete in matches in 19 ASSIGNED TO DUTY HERE. Lieut. Richard D. Micou, Naval Sup- Corps, ha in” the bure u count: Na famil beyond the’r income, infanti the national small arms s been assi Department, of supplies and ac- ial Comedy Featur THE MASSIVE STEEL BEAMS IN THIS THEATER CONSTRUCTED ORIGINALLY TO SUPPORT (WITHOUT PILLARS) AN 1100-SEAT BALCONY, AFTER WHICH BALCONY WAS CANCELLED. OUR PR ENT SMALL MEZZANINE FLOOR RESTS ON ITS INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT OF STEEL BEAMS AND SUPPORTS ATTACHED TO HUGE BEAMS AT SIDES AND REAR WALLS WITH FOUR PILLARS BENEATH —PUTTING NO STRAIN ON ROOF. NOTE PLANS FILED AT BUILDING DEPART- MENT WILL PROVE THIS ONE OF MOST SAFE THEATERS IN AMERICA. THIS COMPANY WISHES TO ASSURE ITS PA- TRONS BY ABOVE ANNOUNCEMENT. MOORE'S RIALTO THEATER LCEW’'S .= Patac TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Presents AGHES AYRES i “THE LA.\L THAT HAD | NO TURNING” By Sir Gilbert Parker With Mahlon Hamiliton y Comed; “One Stormy nghl" Pathe News—“Topics” Overture — “‘Unfinished Sym- hony" _(Schubert). ) HE T CURRENT ATTRACTION & LOEW'S A VIRGIN PARADISE Fox Superproduction USUAL SHORT REEL—RIALTO ORCHESTRA GOLIIMBIA who've Iy, west | _Tnjmnnnn I HUBERU SVAUD!V K, ‘' BELASCO TH EATER_ OIRECTION OF MESSRS. LEE AND J.J. SHUBERT OAPOSITE LAFAYETTE RARK ANO THE WH/ n- ry team, to ulfiErs s $ and 8:15 —By POP MOMAND. AMUSEMENTS. Siyibert Attractions N"-l s Mat, nmbs«t 2:30 . marjorie rambeau dadd Week Beg. Surday Night SEATS THURSDAY, 9:30 A. M. First Time in Walhington The New Yerk Wi Inter Garde: ; et Wiupendous Revne mone a-hunting SSING 5 SHOW Presenting mm—“ownnn—zl'cusn 26 col-l Scenes 2300 Costumes tar Cast of 150, Including 75 Winter Garden Beauties ———— SEABURY’S FROLICKERS A Mardi Gras of Color, Action and Fun WILKENS & WILKENS Celebrated Farceurs MAARSH & WILLIAMS Btyles, Tunes and Steps Simon Meyers & Co. in “CATHERINE” BASKETT & ELLIS Singers—Composers—Entertainers 1 THE LEWIS GIRLS Dainty Southern Songbirds i Special 2-Reel C THE BOOK AGE! Matinee Feature Film “CHEATED HEARTS” First and Only Motion Pictures of { ‘His Holiness POPE BENEDICT Exclusive Showing TONIGHT, 8:20 ATIONAL 0° Exturgay i wal. xn 0 10 4 ELSIE FEI!GIISOI In “THE VARYING SHORE" By Zoe Akins NEXT MONDAY 35ai"oraces i THE_GREATEST SHOW THAT ZIEGF: EVER SENT OUT OF NEW YORK ZI EGFELD FROLIC wieWILL ROGERS 55 FAMOUS ZIEGFELD BEAUTIES CF_DISTINCTIVE PERSONALITIES Exquisite Production—100 People Nights, 50c to $3; Sat. Mat., 50c to 52.50, Popular Mat. Wed., 50c to $2. Marguerite Namar ---Zerola Prima Donna Soprano Chicago Opera Dramatic Tenor Met ta; Opera o National Theater, Friday Aft. 4:30 Tickets, T. Arthar Smith. Inc.. 1306 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PIERRE MONTEUX. Conductor National Theater. Tuex., Jan. 31, 4130 Only concert in Washington this season Seats on sale Mrs. Greenc's Concert Bureas, Droop’s. 13th_and Direction SHUBERT-GARRICK 2.7 BRADY Presents The Greatest of Melodramas THE MAN WHO CAME BACK Messrs. Shubert THU o lflNlLIl]IflIJflJHIIJ[[h MAE MURRAY IN METRO'® GORGEOUS FILM ROMANCE OF NIGHT LIFE IN GAY PARIS AND NEW YORK! gned to_duty | THE DIMINUTIVE STAR OF “JIMMIE” FRANCES WHITE periment. Such a journal would nave not only great moral influence, but incalculable educational value. ARCHIBALD HOPKINS. THREE OFFICERS RESIGN. Three officers of the Navy have re- signed their commissions. They are Lieut. Jacob M. Bregar, Naval Sup- ply Corps; Lieut. (junior grade) Wal- ter 1. Minowitz, Naval Dental Corps, and Lieuts, Francis Speidel and Henry C. Weber, Naval Medical Corps. —_— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QU ablets, The genuine bears the signature of W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROMO.) o Advortise: ment. | e Miss M. Cason Palmer of Fulton, Mo., has a unique position for a woman. She has just been appoint- ed freight traffic_representative for the Mobile and Ohio railroad, with | neadquarters in Memphis. A remarkable sale great reductions. ACKERMAN & LOWE exceptidnally fine quality. ANDERSON 3 This famous make in any at the reduced price ANDERSON Q BLANK BOOKS | E. Morrison Paper wper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. uick Service [Printing l LEWIS M. THAYER zowgzn 5. 7isk 507 13th N.W. A Mahogany Player-Piano of mahog- of...... This one is of beautiful walnut are in A-1 condition. BERKELEY and also offered at only......... USED PLA YER-PIANOS All have been thoroughly overhauled and A Mahogany Player-Piano worth a WHITTI Also in mahogany—but used and priced at only. WHEELOCK PIANOLA AUTOPIANO %’eat deal more than. slightly This excellent, perfect toned, Fumed Oak Pianola goes for.... In mahogany—you MUST see this one, priced at only.... They Mlut Be Seen to Bé Appreciated VAN 'WICKLE PIANO CO: 1217 F Street Pianos—Players—Victrolas—Records | PLAYER-PIANOS At Quick Clearance Prices in which we offer P]ayer—annos of famous makes at notably An allowance will be made on your old piano “traded in.” NEW PLAYER-PIANOS $575 $595 $595 $550 $475 $450 $295 “PEACOCK ALLEY” With Monte Blue and niwe (B e Al BOB NELSON in “SMILES” Y.‘;'"ml":m ; .JOVEDDAH DE RAJAH | BERT MELROSE IN A NEW CYCLE OF SONGS THE HINDOO MYSTIC NOVELLE BROS. THREE CHUMS | HARRIS & SANTLEY BERT" FLAVIA' CLARK & ARCARO In a New Edition of “A Wayward Conceit" Shubert News Weekly—Current Topics MATS. At These Bargain Prices NIGHTS 25¢-50c i 25¢-$1 | THE INTERNATIONAL CLOWN | TORINO Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. Batnrdav Sunda; Investments of First- Class Real Estate - Mortgage Loans Secured for Special Film Features|} ‘Burlesque and Vaudev:lle GAYETY?Z:ra oo Daily—s:15 CLASSY. CATCHY, CONSISTENT BON TON GIRLS ‘With Johnny Barry and George Douglas NEXT WEEK—"SUGAR PLUMS' WE PLAY m[w'svmomu.: . i i NINTH-AT-D D JOSIE FLYNN'S “FASHION MINSTRELS” Other_All-Star_Acts PHOTOPLAY “Fine Feathers” T S ime, e on 'l\:r- Fri. iroom for ren I Claxs Monday lessons by PROFESSOR AND | 5200 At D 8 to 11 p.m. _1 va produce “re- Clusses Toesdny and. Friday: honre, . to 10 Special rates 10 ladies . Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 Depositors SIDNEY B. LUST'S LEADER Stk 5t at E 14th t-d U Sts. VIOLA OLYMPI o “THERB ARE NO VILLAI: —If you have money to in- vest we would be very glad to Engagement extended by popu- SHEL D 'ALENTINO and AGNES AYRES get in touch with you. We BUDoLE - i:AIH}AIIE lar demand. [RUXTO N. cnpnul &qQ St N.W. and RUDOLPH LTI A MILLs" Also VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT and are in position to secure first- class Real Estate Morigage ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. CORINNE GRIFFITH, “IT ISN'T BEING DONB THIS SEABO! HIPPODROM| TOM WISE, in “FATHER TOM." P HB m CHARLIE CHAPLI RAP Iat St. & Geor, duetion, “THE SHEIK, " Ra AYRES and RUDOLPH VALENTING. LYRIC ™= Irving Sts. N.W. SHIRLEY MASON. in m:r-‘\m," and SUNSHINE COMEDY, 'BCT _VILLA 4% | NEW STANTON PRISCILLA DEAN In Stuart Paton’s Stupendous Sensation, “CON 2 4 Thrille Never Before Screened. e Great Dam Explosion. 15th and You Streets in 9th & N.Y.Ave.N.W. 'Open10:30a.m.Daily Sth-at O Street N.W. ) E: First show 6 p.m. 14th st. and Park road NOT A “DANCE HALL" —BUT— A PERFECT PLACE TO DANCE MATCHLESS MUSIO ~ VAST FLO Es ' STRICY CENSOR MISS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons 1715 Conn. ave. Class dances Fri, eves. at 1114 Vt. ave. Huil for rent. orth 5197. GLADYSE WILBUR, 6 Dupont circle (Dupont Studio). Ph.Fr. .1435-W. ncy_das Chilarents clasmen I Fancy dagces. Ballroom danciag, classes cvery Wednesday WALLACE RE in “THE MAN FROM FUNERAL RA! No. 26 EL"E Bes m-p;‘m;. Diring Whiing”the Lors. See the Da st Dea As a preventive or cure for La Grippe, In- Boo & Great Battie in the Woods. fluenza and Colds. HOME 1230 C Street N.E. See the Greatest Thriller Ever Shown. “THE SHEIK,” featuring RU- 535 Sth St. S.E. No. 16 poLrr VALENTING and Acsbs Avaes. NEW THEATER . For Conghs and Colds on chest. Often prevents Pneumonia and Pleurisy. Homeopathic Pharmncy lW' H N, CAROLINA tex.2 HARRISON FORD, FUL THING.” ~Bpecial: TALMADG: “THE WO FRANK LIBERTT honl- (. .m. and P Sta, DGE, 1 “THE “O\DFRYI’VL Tlll 2 K'nl’l "WINNERS OF THW WEST, with ART ToMORROW: ACCORD, episode No. 1. | Complete Stock Edison Mazda Lamps The Gibson Co., Inc. 917919 G St. NW. N. C. Ave. S.E. E St the Simmersse Quartette. REL, ten on aartette. RROW: CHARIIE CHAPLI, HE IDLE CLASs." MATZENAUER and all branches of {1161 Coun. ave. Ballroom Classes for anncing correctly taught. ehlmr—. o it Fr. SRS | DAVISON’SE®F1329 M n.w. "‘“ sean Teach you t Btrictly Hflvlta e. Instruction PE‘“FH’IWN. Former Partner to 'rm‘;n’l'c‘ HOFEMAN, rion of dlnnhl Biudre, 1850 Biltmore st _Go G_DANCING CLU el puplls, For information ¥RIDAY EV. ing for Mr. Miller's