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" %0 SCIENTIST SCORES CHARLATANS HERE Says Phrenology and Paiin- istry Are Without Slight- est Foundations. The number of phremologists, physi- ogamists and palmists who evidently are able to make a living in the Na- tional Capital constitutes an unfortu- nate commentary on the average of in- telligence, Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, anthro- pologist of the Smithsonian Institution. =aid in a lecture at the New National Museum yesterday afternoon. All three methods of fortune telling or character reading are without the «lightest foundation, Dr. Hrdlicka said. Only one, phrenology tie reading of tuberances on in an exact II Home Study 1 bought = |arge white’ polar bear, and kept him in a shed; I wished to ‘stu ‘y Bruin there, by, love of nature fed.. “I'll study him,™ I'said, “gadzook, I'll'count his snowy hairs, and then some day I'll write a book, and shed new light on bears. The critter spends his lite in snow, and doesn’t caré a hoot; that's all the people really know about this splen- did bruite.”” The bear,"he: yearned for polar seas and icebergs large and tall, and every night he jarred the breezé with dreary caterwaul. He loathed the trim abodes of men, ab- horred the human' door, and longed tosroam and howl again on some far Arctic shore. Thep came the neighbors in a group; I hedrd the spokesman say:. “You turn this Bruin from his coop, and let him fade away. Night after night we hear him: yell, too long his noise we've stood; and then he has a rancid smell that spoils the neigh- borhood. Your talk of study will not wash; if you must'study things, go get yourself a Hubbard squash, sents,” edy, at 8:20 p.m. 8:20 p.m. ville, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. ville, 12:30 to 11 2:15 and 8:15. burlesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 9:35. pm. at 10:40 am,, and 9 and 9:30 pm. THE EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—"Mrs. Partridge Pre- comedy, at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—"And Then, What?’ com- BELASCO—"High Tide,” drama, at KEITH’S—Civic Club Week, vaude- STRAND—Clay Crouch & Co., vaude- continuous perforraanee from GAYETY—Let's Go,” burlesque, at MUTUAL—“London Galety Girls,” METROPOLITAN — 11:25- a.m.,” 1135, 3:26, PALACE«"The Garden of Weeds, 12:20, 2:05, 4:05 6, 7: 5 p.m. oL nu—-",\mmm- Love,” 40, 2125, 74125, : 6:10, Girl,” at 7:30 and RIALTO. 11:30 am., 9:30 p.m. “The 1:30, tety 5:30, “K—the Unknown,” at 2, :20 p.m. '“at 8:15, 8 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Christmas Shoppers Enjoy Eating Lunch at Gibson's Every Day Hot Soup .... vena 10c Hot Chocolate ........10c Hot Coffee ... v....5c | Piesand Cake, per slice, 10c All Sandwiches Maited Milk . .. ..15¢ 12 5¢c Soda Checks (60c worth) for 50c Drug and Sundry Specials Bayer's Aspirin, 15¢, 23¢, 89¢ Aspirin, § gr., 100 for , Phillips Milk of Magnesia Nujel, pint Squiblb's Petrolatum, pint, 69c P. D. & Co. Mineral Ofl, pint . Listerine,. 19¢, 37¢, 69c Layorls, 19¢, 34¢, 79¢ 35¢ Lllxlr Iron, Quinine and Strychnine, pint .. 69c r TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 8:11 JE gy o Columbia Burlesque Presents “LET’S GO” NANNY' KING Ladies’ Bargain Matinee Daily, 5¢ WAIT! —until you inspect our big stock before you buy Blank Books. E. Morruon P.per Co. AMUSEMENTS. LOEW'S PALAc NOW PLAVING Paramount Presents Broadway fast set! James O “GARDEN OF WEEDS” WITH WARNER BAXTER AND ROCKCLIFFE_FELLOWES RALPH GRAVES COMEDY nie—Overture CoLumplA | Continuous, SIS A A Now m.\\ NG Paramount Presents NEVILLE FI.EESOI & ANN * GREENWAY ’f Fayorite Entsrtainers In “‘Bampl Beng interlu tire of “Rain’ Nize Otfier 'uln- T Features GEO. GHOOS' FABLES OF 1925 A Musical Extravaganza AVOS ) (Z PHONES MAIY 4484 ~1485-6823 RTALTO Now Playing About the middle of the eteenth century medical psycholo- zists learned that if a particular sec- tion of the brain was injured the ef- Tect was felt in certain muscles. They developed this knowledge to the point where they can tell to within very small distances the exact point in the brain where various muscular activi- ties are controlled. It was upon this that the fakirs seized and attributed mental qualities, as well as physical, 10 certain sections of the gray matter of the brain. The actual fact is, Dr. Jirdlicka said, that the mental facul- ties are rather generally distributed throughout this section Physiogamy, he said, never had a Vasis In sclence. The practitioners of this fraud pretend to read character in the face—thus attributing fighting auelities to a man®with a square, Jieavy Jaw or courage to a man with a Roman nose. The actual features tell nothing, Dr. Hrdlicka said, although often the light of a man's intelligence stands out in his eves and in his general expression. A clever judge might be able to distinguish between the characters of two living men, but not between those of two dead men with only the actual features to de- yiend upon. Palmistry, he said, is the least harm- ful of the three. It cannot lay any im to a scientific basls. Not so ny people are fooled by the claims of palmists. The study revealed by now in i destined to do a great deal of good, Dr. Hrdlicke said. tI will result In a more special- ized education, rather than the appli- cations of rules to averages. It will ble a more exact application of medicine, dentistry and surgery. There is one school of dentistry, .he sadl, in which it is assumed thaf there Is only normal type of human jaw and every effort is directed to bring the Jaw of each patient to th mal type. As the matter of fact, said, there are four to say nothing of the s siderable yariations fro By not recognizing this fact the den- 1ist 1s liable to cause a great deal of damage. NAVY YARD WORK LIGHT. Gradual Reduction of Gun Factory Force Explained. CARL MLE Presents MARY PHILBIN “THE GAIETY GIRL” A Universal-Jewel TOMASINI & GUARNERI Victor Record Artists draw charts of that, by jings. Go uA\'nuL— get yourself a bale of hay, of that}1s 30. 5 a study make; it will not rear around and bray and keep the towsn awak:}.‘ We've bruugh:’an a;. we've Lazative BRI QUININE 1 brought a gun, wé've brought some | the adache by curing e TNT. s0 16t your bear get out and | TR wErmeyy;, The box bou run, while we count one, two three!” The student who'd improve his {mind and learn Dame Nature's curves should leave the haunts of men behind, for neighbors have their nerves. (Copyright.) Gibson Miik of Magnesia, 8 oz Emulsio i1 Hypophosphit 50c and $1.00 Vick'd Salve, small o /... 29C Sloan’s Liniment, 29¢, 59¢, 89c Mellin's Food ......... DANIELS In a beautiful and fascinating oneSiurior of ke Arsentine By BLASCO IBAN, “ARGENTINE LOVE” 'WITH RICHARD CORTEZ ll Comedy—* l p_on the Farm” Tnternati. wa—Overture SHUBERT 25¢: 25¢ with White Pine and Tar .....* Mentholated Pine Tar with Ex- tract Cod Ltver Ol Eucalyptus . §:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. A X n-. aches From Slight Colds. BROMO.QUININE Tublets relleve Camphorated Ofl . ‘Wampole's Cod Liver Of1 Extract The Home of the High- | 75¢ Class Eyeglass | Bovtts Bmulalon’ fus o BIC Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. Franklin 57¢ 75¢ 98¢ Free Lecture CHRISTIAN SCIENCE s —BY— Dramatic William W. Porter, C. S. B. i el Xems of New York City. Member of the Board of Lec- tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in‘Boston, Massachusetts. AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Columbia Rd. and Euclid St. N.W. Father John Horlick's Malted Milk .. Hot-water Bottle, . All-metal Hot-water $1.00 and $1.50° Bottle . 5606 b = Torlet Goods at Low Prices EGAT‘VES Hudnut's Travelette. 250 Enlarged M.’vu Taloum.... ,.eon v16c g 3 3. Baby ;I‘a'l:r 50¢ WALT MASON. Comedy—The Gooty Age At 3:20, 58¢ to 52.50 ELASC! Mat. WED. 2:20 Messrs. Shubert to $1.50 PLAN CHRISTMAS FETE. Colored. Ministers ‘and Deacons to Have Three Memorial Trees. The annual Christmas celebration of the Ministers and Deacons’ Union, colored, of the District of Columbia, according to an announcement of Rev T lpalarants fom I k Simon P. W. Drew, secretary of that | Mennen's Borated Tal- 50y, class service, organization, will be held at the Na-| C cum, 3 fer Symphony . 79¢ Pinaud’s Lilac Vegetal. Pinaud's THEATER Ave. at -9th St. MUTUAL .. Daily—2:30 and 8§ b3 ranklin 65 LONDON GAIETY GIRLS ‘Wrestling Thursday Night for the Middleweight Championshi; 35¢ 33c —8 by 10 enlurgements from Vantin's Bath Salts.... i stagl Fieasor Holmes Hinkley a5 | Willlam 8. Freidiander | | Cant” Yon Wili Never: Forger | NEXT MON., SEATS THUR. WILLIAM HARRIS, JR. (Producer ot Outsider, ward Bound, Abraham Yincoln, East Is West, The Bad Man, etc.) Will Present a New Play of Note TWO MARRIED MEN By VINCENT LAWERENCE (Author_of In Tove With Love. Two Fellows and a Girl, ete.) | Mavis Face Powder. Colgate's Big Bath, 12 for 210r 93¢ 3o 10c 1—25c Cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap free with 3 Colgate's Tooth Paste. Colgate’'s Tooth Out- NATIONAL Jomsr. GUTHRIE McCLINTIO Anmoun BLANCHE BATES “Mrs. Partridge Presents” A New C. By Mary Kenmedy Ruth Haw ' Prices, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00, NEXT WEEK — Seats Tt attunes ams Doy ool Seber 35¢ L‘Origan 3 Face Powder .. - Tuesday, December 16 at 8 P.M. Under the Auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, . of Washington, D, C. No Collection. All Welcome farlations as thropology; $1.29 in " 98¢ DIR. “r"" Fflfnlnr\ 1b. Velvet, in glass 31‘29 2 - — 1 HUR Charles Frohman MAT. THlK W(lollh 93¢ KILBOURN GORDON Presents | THE swA 43¢ ANDTHENWHAT? = e Gaiiiens By F. §. MERLIN and BRIAN MARLOW | And a Thrilling Cast m..m by ARTHUR BYRON ,fimé,clee and'Ban‘ ‘ ng Direct to New York City | ‘ll s Week—Com. Sun.—Seats Wed. Clubs Wil Appear at the GOHSTAHGE Bl“EY% Hotel Willard Baliroo: e Washington, D. C. Friday Evening December 19, 1924 At S5 Tht Wl;dm;l: Park Theatre ‘ == = THE RAMS HEAD FLAY s (| [ilm Featureg i m,m,RApHAELuww i 1 1b. Velvet, in tin. Sweet Caporals 32 1b. Tutedo, in tin.. e Gift Supreme ecials on oaps tor orrow 95¢ = = 12—Palmolive 10—Fels-Naptha 10—Fairy Soap... 12—Ivory Soap Flakes 12—Guest Ivory omedy Hit SWEET LITTLE DEVIL With Wm. Wayse, Rath Warren ssd Origtnal N, ¥ Cast and Chorus Pop. Mats. Frid. & Sat.—30c te $1.50 Evenings, 50c te $2.50, Plus Tax 25¢ 19¢ . 23¢ 19¢ 12—Goblin Soap.... 1 1b. Octagon Chips..... 1 package Chipso. .. 76¢ 3—Rex Lye. 3—Gold Powder [X"Ctreet between Ninth and Tents | M. A. LEESE ©FTICAL co. is Dental Cream Three decorated trees, donated by “Wh Chfls w B Spec:a]a on Smokes rt efl t Was om ; - Lee. More than a dozen former slaves, the slaves will be celebrated by his- 10th and G Sts, ) +| Roy Fisoher Named Customs Rep- 43¢ McKenzle Moss, assistant Secretary e ¢ 10—Sunny Monday. nected with the Anaconda Mining Facial Soap, in beau- 3 Solvene. ... the Washington Naval Gun Factory York City until sailing. “streets, December 29 at 8 o'clock, Bronih 614 Pth St free with 1 Albright former slave owners, will be set up male and female, will attend the tree n-:-um RAddhnts Soasy urle Piedionts M torical .moving pictures. Dr. Drew [ The Kmd of a resentative. 43¢ of the Treasury, has been appointed : 4 1 large Fab equals Company at Anaconda, Mont. He e is taking place because of the lack - |Jointly under auspices of the Minis- | (FRRS 712 11th Street Rubberset Toothbrush, |ters’ Unfon and the American White i f2220000 0222 LTI IEL 1A P1HEEL LA 220 inythe clurch. - One will represent Abraham Lincoln, the second, Gen. U. in glass, . - 1 1b. Prince Albert present distribution. The celebration . will last until New Year eve, when Dec. 17, 18, Taves 2 Chesterfields Lucky Strikes t 1 will preach the sermon. Roy W. Fischer, graduate of Georgetown University, and for two to Buy K 22 customs representative at London, meet the most smodest small Fab. e England, and will sail March 1. what we boast in $—10c J"n“! Boad e graduated last year from George- town University Law School. Leaving of work, Admiral B. F. Hutchinson, | commandant, said ye rday. As the mmmusmnl” nrer 10—Star Soap. 12¢ 3—Gold Dust Powder... n a_Pantomime for Christma “A‘STORY oF PlERROT" ghts (except Mon. at. Mat, 2:30 oot ol s1es and 8290 95¢ - A e tional Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, c tube Vivaudou Cross. Costumed Play-Pageanl S. Grant, and the third Gen. Robert the memorial of the emancipation of F t tl irst Congrega onal Churcll gr g Camels GIVEN LONDON POST. 79¢ years exeécutive assistant to Judge One. $kat’ faihllE of fhe Dist Mr. Fischer was formerly con- W AL Y Gradual reduction in the force at| Washington this week, he will be in work falls off it w be necessary Four Specials for Tomorrow 1 pint Itallo Imported Olive Oil, absolutely pure. 42 C to drop employes from time to time, but there will be no general re- duction of the force necessary. However, it was pointed out that should Congress make provisions for the new crulsers now being asked of Congress, it will be necessary to add materially to the force at the local &un factory in order to construct the guns and mounts which ed on the proposed ships. 1l be some time betore such an e in force will Le necessary. 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