Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1922, Page 16

THE GVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH- 31, 1922. / AMUSEMENTS |DREAM BOOK THEORJES - | FOIL TALKATIVE BARBER PEST AT LAST: NEGRO HEALTH WEEK 'UPSET BY A LEADING RADIOPHONE NOW SOOTHES WITH MUSIC| 19 BE HELD APRIL 2-8 Manurice Dambois’ Recital. LONDON SPECIALIST > A Gecldedly novel recital was siven "msnox. March 11—Dr. Wil« Public Health Service Announces at Masonlo Auditorfum last eveaing| 1lam Brown, mental specialist and Pro Tusis = by Maurice Dambois, planist and| Dead of the department of psy- et e M chology In King's College, Unli- stitute Direction. - The program, which comprieed cello| Yo8ity of London, has propound- The elghth annual natlonal negro health week will be observed April 2 to 8, the Unlted States public health AVE YOU start- ed saving your first thousand dol- | and plano solos and & plano concerts,| ©4 & Tovel theory of dreams. He il yat . 2 B service announced yesterday: The Art pizno which reproduced accom-| S/Shificant, and that every par. : S . bt Grav il hive i hass Kos : in the subconscious B : : vnder the auspices of the ! e e AR in this arrangemen i : Yo S v a ! They say” it's the iariist 1s quoted as sesine tiat o ) . : N “iness League, In | was Interpreted in its entirety by the| ciected the claim of the psychos and second S a meanin program is to be conducted by 'Dr.‘ hardest. Let us help s only ht S guard sleep,” he said before the in- < 4 . b 5 , | RECORDS i v 5 stitute of Hyglene. “In 8. x 3 you. {aair te the semorton ol fo autust Sires, cruvings. anxieties, the mem- > ] ; be given Sunday, with the speakers one musician, with the ald of & Duo-| *N4l¥sts that dreams are always lars? rocorded Ly M ¥ 81 pe ced for in priu . R. Moton.*principal of Tuskegee to the recorded accompanime. ories of earlier days, all of which S 2 LT stressing mother and infant welfare - M = Sl :23.,;25'55.‘".‘;,,""::"‘,,}’ Dertiwas d e er e Y ademental 1 work to reduce the infant mortality, ~ Modest beginnings tate o “musiear: jasoard, 2 reversed | clements of the mind, well up and ! o 3 which is sald to be about double that rel fl e R e n"l:’mfallt on, and | Lo toward ‘consclousness, K among white persons. It will be em- or p s welcome! - hoa o I s e Dlaye while the main personality is in i ¢ R E phasized during the week that the i sano e sing ihisiselectio) abeyance. If they reach consclous- negro death rate, as shown by cen- _ e L ho zecoris warsimotelefe ness, sleep 18 at an end, but the sus returns, is steadily- decreasing, ON SALE EAT | ton with anotnecaged In combina- | gregm, which 1s a sort of inter- 3 and no higher at present than was OMMERCIAL ‘x,xe lnfl“ er plano. Mr. Dambois| mediary form of consciousness, that of New York and Boston -forty TOMORROW o e biitririking illustration of the| intervenes, and mgkes the impulse 7 years ago. E \ N . l Paved & commomiiiy duets when he| innocuous so that sieap persists. : aiAttention of employers also will he ationa .BANK the Duo-Art, his fingerwork alternate | Liis theory covers ths entire B e i tions ound of all types of dreams.” states having large negro populations ing with the recorded portions on the| &% e ! the average number {1l at &ll times Is | 14 th 3t G e | Same instrument. The plece, “Baga- | m————————————— 8 : - g 450,000 B s 000 die annya > telle No. 1 was brilllant, with sh hels, About half of these deaths and m !l;;::}ct::_rd;u&r(ec:gmgnlx'.l‘:rl(c‘::_‘em e committed I;y :::d;on".x., a:;i I\x;; ‘ : ’ & 3 . v % ‘ of the ”‘"PS.;, cl”hr‘flu‘:’l’n (—]|,I“nl]’lr|; 5 Viclrolas dnd V!'clor Sl : | ok Sol i Buties sud | 3 Products Exclusively : ) 7th at G St. N.W. renchiman i an lan princess, Soorge T ot " Crugtan l x;g&'fixfrrflfffl'an‘g:: o1 ang g} |(xchamcs wiLh hiom tojctush the Amet. ph’“‘*‘“c.':;éo;wn‘f;-bgnmgngc:tdane queen of, America. _ She . comes to - == = ] = the Duo-Art. - ETDUE" | ana the Butiseer Her brotherun: : = known to her—as Lionel Esmond, e Bt ot 6 | Lk ales are pisso by aaau (| || ’ f “The Spirit of '76,” a motion pic- | Gleason as Catherine Montour, How- I I h B Sh i = - . e ey FTopielly | srGihcls Hlrl Bomar Jhoe S n the Doys Shop The Intimacy of " Two-Day "gfl colonlsts for liberty. was shown | of Lionel, and George Cheese Borough 5 { P Z w {;:r:!;:i?é:‘;‘elngsof‘:;e‘ Daughters | as Walter Butler. ‘ Specml ff,’;" l;)rf’th:‘ American Rel"l,;h‘:{:gn‘?: |n;l;'.‘-:-x'|§lgmfl :’fia ’r::tst' bet:-?e‘:uwill}: 1 tomorrow f ojecting room at Ci 10’ G 5 i Mctyopolian Fachfer i sieht, " | Sorgni men: resiims o cho aguen (||| - . 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