«*» Hostile infantry and cavalry Baltimore. Md 44 2*> its Phoenix. Ariz s4 m .... 4 II 18 r e south of Sereth. Bismarck, N. 1» Pittsburgh. Pa. "8 ...» SPECIAL NOTICES. GIRL SCOUTS CARRY CHEER ALONG WITH pulse-1 I'd 3o 'Js CHRISTMAS Boston. Mass 34 Port IhihI. Me. 22 -4 .... "in Dobrudja our progress continues. as TO THE STOCKHOLDERS, CITY A on Buffalo. N. Y 22 II j 2o for:l.iml. on Art art 0. 14 Tiie enemy is opposing resistance 12- 21 Saii ljike it tail. Art 2rt 34 SUBURBAN RAILWAY OF WASHINGTON. PRESENTS TO HOMES OF THE: NEEDY. Lake Chicago. 111. ,v J«; j v. 0.O4 the front comprising Babadagh rinolnn.it!. Ohio 23 l'» 2»;I St. -. M Art 1* 32 A dividend of two per cent <2*"i) has ln-en SCOUTSACT ; 'GIRL Denistepe. and Turkora. ;«l 12 21 St. Paul. Minn. rt ...» on the stock of the City Allbeikley Chfjomif. Wyo fully paid capital derlared "» A Suburban Railway of Washington. payabb Our cavalry routed the 3(1 Cossacks Oav- ti]M»rt. Iowa *22 Is San AiiWnto. Tex Art AS .... December 1916. at the office of tlie Division. which had arrived December iVlirer. « «»I. 3d 32 ! San PraneN «. t'al.. 52 42 44 O.rtrt 30, Ids ti 22 1H Art lrt Hth and c st*. n.w.. Wushiugtou. I>.cotupany.< 17 in Dobrudja. The Cossacks suffered Moiu'-s. Iowa 22 Snringlb 1. 2H .... N !!« J I i 7 4 .* »irt. to all holders of certifleatea of Haiti stock fully heavy losses, among: the dead being iVtroit, Mich. .21 a:.., a. .. " nl« «>!.! 2rt rt paid of record at the close of business on the ===jl Co!. Vonedoroff lMiluth. Minnlit12 2't .... ASSANTA'SENVOYS K1 I'm .. 1. \ 4 t \ i« 7.s Ail .... 29th day of December. 1916. «2 M KMiiir^. r,2 i l ex. ft 42 ." »! WASH.. I>. r. 14 27 Art .... S. K. ROW EN. Secretary. jBinigSMp Tulcea Galrrstwi. Reported Occupied. Helena. Mout S " » A statement from Berlin tonight Indinnnpols. Ind 2S 12 2«» THE COMMITTEE OF LADIES WHO HAVE Take Presents to Kiddies Writ-! Jacksonville, l"|a. »ts 4tt .* I To Give Annual Dance. known* r.n at M. says: fit*. Mo. 31 in ....' Wen soliciting aul for the Rrticti Home j Thf a < 11 t> of Store the print "!- ie;d Marshal von Mackensen s army Little Bock. Ark »» 2* 1" Cabinet, undergraduates Goldenberg's Dependable during 1 .os fa week wish to publicly express their thanks to Care of ! Angeles, I. 42 a; the I'niversity »»f Michigan who liva ing in jffik 1 group in Dobrudja.Allied (Teutonic) Marquette. Mich. is 2 s ..j its mem Iters and employes, collectively amiHifirm, in Washington, is to its annual individually, for th«- fa< lities placed at tlo-.r \j troops took several Russian rear-guard Memphis. Tenu it ;i2 every |»oxsihle occasion. The ladies the s'i;;il! ballroom of New unmindful of the part taken l»y the contributing occupied Tulcea. on the lowed Danube. New York. V Y 34 24 32 the Willard public ami thank th-m most heartily for their The number of prisoners reached more North IMattf. \eh. 10. 2 14 Hotel. Many of Michigan alumni and liiteral res|N>nscs to the plea of "A penny for than l.tiOO. Several machine guns and OmaiiM. Nch. «(t ii ittij .- ra.iu;it«,s from othrrs olU'ges «r« tlie (tallies." The eontribufions received will so Philadelphia. Pa. 3s 21 ''1 expertotl to attend. *" oti".- booty were taken. far in helping this worthy privately support-.! MANY TOTS MADE GLAD! -y v ^ of establishment in its care of dependent little "Mace ionmn front.In the region children. Luke Doiran there wa« some art'llery I fir**. On the Struma plain there were "Where do we p«> next?" engagements of vanguard post OFFICE «if MI'TCAI. Fll.'ii INSI KAM I: ">! Warehouse alley." I pany of tie- Distr of or. 13th "The number is ,"22 Russ Admit Retreat. street and New York av. D mb. r ID. 1916. "Where 011 earth is that and how are Policy holders are notified That i»>l i« s exp n- on PKTROOKAK, December 23, via Don- the last Monday :n Deremb r (2."»tli instant) ami we going: to get there?" ^V rate on-- Wireless the of renewal for 1917 is ?«r "iitmn And a city-wide 1L\ past month in the care of The Star, ind southwest of Rimnik-Sarat ware ami in effect enemy back our Virginia Railway Company: toys and yesterday pressed JiwemtHT 1'." on ami al't»T thi- ''a*-- mi il they took food, clothing, posts, and lively battles wereadvanced further notice. steamer leaves Washington for dies. The mention of a new address conducted in the region of Italtiniore ami riv.w at 4 specting the genesis of tlie visible lamlines Monday p.m. nut canjhad in and Vadulsoresoi. only. Jos IV STEPHEN si i\ \ after one particularly "hard ami the maimer ami orderuniverse Kakovitcheni of came CHEAP KI EL Pott SALE « <»K.N culls. 'been cracked" always brought dismay, which the various forms life 2tK> bushel* or more for Delivered. into being, citing several curious paral- Squadron Bayoneted. Lower to the minds of the girls and of the price at mill. lels such as the primeval water-chaos, KEEPUP RUSSIANS one of: wilkins I:museum belonging to the horse artillery, and anxious to s-11: act qtiick. for particulars cheer to desolate homes. staff contributed articles, as follows:! address Boi 233 I». Star offiee. REIREAI a which DOBRUDJA surprised sleeping squadron, h. Walter else's william T>r. "Experimental Snows court, somebody alley, holmes! Hough, and An battalion Genuine Japanese Goods. Blank street «"blank" standing for Work in American Anthropology they bayoneted. enemy Ethnology." in which he speaks of the' from Kirlenka surrounded our ID JJOLDFISlf AN1» A^l ARIl MS. weird name that be coming JAPANESE ItAZAAR. } «» l'A. AVE. N.W. any sort of may work, methods and influence of Mr. company, but the company broke i NEXT TO FOR 1» ULIM;. OPEN KVi:NIM;s.2P though up) all claimed places in the Head Curator of Anthropology Holmes among American scientists: Repeatedly Defeated in through the cordon, taking with it r OFFICE OF TIIE FIREMEN'S INS FRANCE Ur. Aies Hrdlicka, "Anthropology of killed and wounded comrades. Com oat:y of geography of Washington yesterday, r$ ami Tth Rumania. Washington ib-orpetown. the Chippewa," wherein he reports on small de- at. and Louisiana ave. n.w. The stockholders and the following of clews took the Is Given "Aggressive attempts by of the Firemen's Insurance o.* in National Museum his studies of the White Earth Cliippe- j Says lachments of enemy infantry at Vichani Company wa in an endeavor to establish their and Georgetown will meet at theWashingtonoffice Girl Scouts to places heretofore Berlin.Wallachiaand cavalry at Ktankutza were beaten on MONDAY. January 1. P.»17, for the purpose of by them. Volume of Situation Described. by our fire and dispersed. of electing thirteen directors for the ensuing unheard Essays. "In Dobrudja our detachments have year. Polls open at IT a.m. and close at 12 m. to the northward. W W. M. HOFFMAN. Se. All Places Are Found. been withdrawing retarr. The enemy, continuing his advance, WE ERECT But practically all of the places were TRIBUTE BY HIS SLAVS ADMIT REVERSES came in contact with our rear guards." METAL CEILINGS found. They existed as branches of FRIENDS Artistic, permanent. seeming "blind alleys." Groups of j j | nNo danger of falling plaster. were to found j No destitute hovels be WEATHER. danger of tire. j A of ISv Associated Press. Circular tirwl cst»Tu*»to free. hind blocks of handsome houses. Manybe1 GOO-page volume anthropological with and BERLJX, December 23, by wireless to Rudolph &West Co.. i ^ ,2 X.V.Ave. were the "high-sounding" names car- essays abounding pertinent District of Columbia. Maryland, beautiful was Sayville, X. V.."The Teutonic opera- ried on tiie lists of the scouts, only to illustrations, presented fair m are ginia and Delaware, today. (jteetin We Make to William lions Dobrudja developing turn out to be dreary places of want, Henry Holmes, head unsettled, probably rain by night;Vir| of anthropology in the I'nited writes the Overseas News further,"day Monj Eyeglasses to Order At one place, in an unfashionable sec- curator gentle to moderate variable winds States National Museum, on the military critic. "The Russians tion of the city out near the ball park. Agency'scoming southerly. ir been .in Our answered the knocks of of his seventieth birthday.occasion have repeatedly defeated in that J Bis;. Modern nobody repeated West increasing cloudiness 1. war area, abandoning two fortified ^Virginia, Plant on the the scouts. An intent survey of the December and warmer today, followed by snow Optical The volume is a tribute by bis friends and then offering resistance positionson house from both angles, front and back, or rain by night. Monday, partly premises. and colaborers in the of another line in order to cover a retreat failed to reveal the faintest sign of life. study cloudy in west, rain or enow in east of whom on the road to Tultclia, Isaktcha and m. a. And yet there had been received a letter forty-four anthropology, portion, somewhat colder. LEESB Matchin. The defensive line now is from that place asking for a sled for original articles for contributed in tli*- anniversary volume. The on Advance in Windowstcv0No each of the three children living there. publication resting the hills in the northern Yesterday's Temperatures. book, of which only 200 copies were Were the three girls this of Dobrudja, only twenty WhikHoi Shades Here.We Mean It. covering was edited* Frederick W. extremity 2 4 a.m.. 6 Xot all. printed, by Midnight, 31; a.m., 30; 30; f "stumped"? at TheyterritoryHodge, ethnologist in charge of the from Tultcha and Isaktcha.milometersThe a.m.. 28; 8 sLm., 27; 10 a.m.. 33; 12 noon. The Shade 5*?o=>, i..:; pressed into service a young man who bureau of American of the 2 42: 4 6 40; 8 be and sent him ethnology 3rd Cossack Division, which reached 36: p.m.. p.m., 44; p.m.. BUY T'H l; Wool* AM* COAt. I RUM happened to around, Smithsonian Institution. p.m., 38; 10 p.m., 36. Highest, 44; over the back fence on the double Dobrudja only on December 13. was 27. lowest, T. 3. NASH, quick. After he unlatched the gate and Presentation Made at Dinner. completely defeated by the Bulgarians Relative a.m., .55; 2 p.m., 451 SEW York *Vk. PH. MAIN ".lnT. allowed the to enter tlie they humidity.8 girls yard on December 19, the Russians suffering .50; S p.m.. .57. placed the sled.a big one for all three The presentation took place at a Hours of sunshine. 8. with a note of losses. WHEN ROOFS ~LEAK= .upon the back step dinner held at the at heavy Per cent of possible sunshine. 85. THE IRONCLAD ROOFERS WLL greeting from Santa Claus. Peril to the J.afayette Hotel, which were Temperature same date last year. feet*** MAKE THINGS S.NFG AM' TIGHT. man who may say to any youngster present most of those who WILLIAM HENRY HOLMES. Wallachia Situation. lowest, 26. IT IS OCR Ill.'S IN ESS. WE KNOW in that house that there is no Santa took in the of the Highest, 50; now: living part preparation "Likewise iri eastern Wallachia the Claus! j book, and proved a complete surprise identity as full or mixed bloods: and Tide Tables. Neil .M. "The Use of Adobe in Russians and Rumanians are trying to IRONCLAD I'omt'unT. ?*o«u»e Miio T* to the guest of honor. .Mr. Holmes has Judd, [ How Homes Were Cheered. Prehistoric Dwellings of the South-i cover the retreat of the remnants of (Compiled by United States coast and been engaged in scientific west." geodetic survey.) Extreme happiness mixed with incre- under the for their defeated armies and Rumanian government investigationsforty- tide. 1 :41 a.m. and 1 :35 WET or DRY on the face of one fixe first across line Today.Low Ceilings. dulitv expressed itself years; with the government Other Notable Contributions. refugees the of the Sereth 7:08 a.m. and 7:36 ^ That's the question. surveys, then with the p.m.; high tide. p.m. ; wv r Tr> n_ n tr> ?: 31 little negro child upon opening the door geological by an effort to hold up the advance of Tomorrow.Ix>\v tide. 3:32 a.m. and geological survey and finally the bu- Contributions from other eminent an-i KOOi 11 rouoses «;ejJiietEic«j;. in answer to a knock from one of Santa the central powers at a point south of 2:30 p.m.; high tide, 8:05 a.m. and S:30 l>-ak* Cutter* nnrl en u of American ethnology and the include discussions on «rop|M>«]. r-futired. Claus' "-assistants." lie was only about United States National In thropologists RJmnik Sarat. This effort also is p.m. Museum. "The Cult of the Ax." by George Grant! ERNEST GICMNER, three years old and stared with eyes that fact, he has been in. the scientific serv- to cover the dank of the The Sun and Moon. TUK oIJ»-T1.MK METAL \V«»RKKK. ice of the government McCurdy; "The Supplementary Series! intended °eerned to grow larger- and larger each continuously bodies fighting in the 1 lu" E st. n.w. Phone M. 4370. moment Kvorv window of that home since 1871, with the exception of three in Maya Inscriptions," by Sylvanus G. HussoKunianianToday.Sun rose 7:25 a.m.; sun sets, Morlev: "The Domain of the Aztecs A ^ had a happy dark little face in it as the years (1894-97). during which time he Carpathians. Moldavian4:51 p.m. to continue their work. was curator of anthropology in the and Their Relation to the Prehistoric offensive from this Tomorrow.Sun rises 7:25 a.m.; sun I NEVER DISAPPOINT." girls turned away Cultures of Alfred M. positionRusso-Rumanianis not And then there were visits to downtown Field Museum of Natural History, and Mexico," by considered probable." sets, 4:51 p.m. It Will Pay You sections where nobody would dream hu- professor of anthropic geology at the "Cardan's Suspension in China,"Tozzer; Moon rises, 7:17 a.m.; sets. 4:40 p.m. .to us<* the ran of Besides by Berthold Eaufer, and articles by Automobile lamps to be lighted printing you man beings lived. From garrets over University Chicago. being Bulgarian Official Report. buy.the kind we produc mall stores all over the business a geologist and anthropologist. Mr. Gerald Fowke, Edgar L. Hewett, George hour after sunset. onehalf THE had come appeals, and the girlsdistrictHolmes is an artist of note, and has G. Heye, charb-s I'eabody, Charles C. The official report from Bulgarian RQTHER5 SERVICE SHOP been curator of the* Willoughby, A. V. Kidder, S. A. in Other Cities. DodgeB cov* the wi»rk there learned that life National r:.r,g nailery de headquarters under date of December Temperatures BYRON S. ADAMS. struggle^, even among the counting houses of Art. a branch of the National Franz Boas, Thoodoor Booy,Barrett. its I>avid 1. William Church- :JO, as out the Overseas News and marts of trade.to turn poetic. since establishment serveralMuseum, Bushnell, jr.; given by Min. itatiou. some ill. Holand B. William Curtis PreoipMax. Incidents. laughable and sad.: years ago. Incidentally, he has been Dixon, A\nency, reads: Sat- Fri. Sat.. 8 to the as ihe Kara bee. I'. E. Goddard, George i on p.m.to PALMISTRY came in rapid succession girls representative of the government By "South of Ochrida lake the Bulgarian urday. night. b p.m. 8 p.m. did th**ir work. Thanks from happy at seven national and ex- Gordon. Albert Ernest Jenks, A. I.. 44 38 CAR they international C 18 motoiI Aslieviile. X. HAVE TOnt HANI> READ l.Y MR. I.VOID, and grateful hearts followed them wher- positions. Kroeber. Robert II. I.owie, Charles W. £irid Austro-Hurigarian troops gained Atlanta. Ca. 52 30 40 the well known sclentstie i>nlrai«r. ev" they went. His influence upon the work of his Mead. William C. Mills, Warren K. sground. Around Monastir quiet preSSIAtlantic City. N. J. 40 26 38 Read.nir*. $1. only by fi|«intm»B?. The main corridor of the eighth floor collaborators and assistants has been Moorehead. Xels -entod the these of whom "The Cliff Ruins anij trous at no coSt. room from girls.all had, in Kevvkes Canyon. i^Etu greater Friday night. Relatives took $rospi found that the true joy of Christmas Mesa Verde National Park, Col ," is the gg jgl1 charge of the body. tine lies in giving. subject of a report by Or. Jesse Walter The Girl S outs answered about 500 Fewkes of the bureau of Victor J. Kmn« A Co. ha»e American are now so letters ior santa « iaus. acoraing to ethnology, on his recent ar. Its merits universally to their nr. extra excavation $c employs di*frihtltedweek's Mrs. the local and of jfi: t'olman, Si Harry field) repair Oak-tree House, Painted t are a alary in connection with a executive. There are many others yet House and other admitted that hey rarely arrangement that prehistoric ruins in willprofitsharingbe t«» l>e answered by the girls.and every the canyon. "Music in Its Relation to of disciission. henceforth In force with this firm. one of them will receive attention. of subject This is in wi'h the the Religious Thought the Teton H accordance II policy f'hristmas will come for is the every needy Sioux," title of an article by . of other large concerns of the means as /^SS^y country {child and Christmas much Miss Frances Densrnore. Other articles within the past few months. or muel in as it does on to the January February pertaining work of the bureau of also have t> Bensinger, That the car is al i it i-. !>ecember '! >. are F. VV. They very large @ represented ethnology by Hodge, Miss hot-water In appreciation of the recent increases Many of the Girl Scouts have devoted Alice C. Fletcher, J. H. R. Hewitt, rooms, heat, electric f f ITH£ stsnct TMTWOnTsml ¥ A President. to he is f< >r in their salaries, the employes of the their energies for the past John lights, hardwood finish and lots ^/,/ffliySai taken granted. jail week; Peabody Harrington, Francis ha m binderx division of the N*-tion;»l to on the hundreds of letters! 120 feet deep to paved alley. Steel <\»pital working Flesehe, Truman Michelson and John beams and steel front jg| Press vesterdav t"ir ers; that Santa Claus directed his R. Swan ton. porch presented ctnnIo> secre-j columns. with many flowers Tin- o n v were Mary at The Star to turn over to them, T~>r. 1. M. Casanowicz, assistant , liel B. That it is va luc is conceded. the t'hristrnas gifts of the company to Some of the girls have even been un- of old world archeology of thecuratorNa- Bensinger, good to make to $300 Cash.Balance Like Rent :1 ggr its employes. able arrangements play iional Museum, writes on "Parallels in Secretary-Treasurer. SfsSH Santa Claus to their loved ones at home the Cosmogonies of the Old World and Open and Lighted Until 9 O'clock but this will be overlooked those' the The government of Fcuador has by New." in which he discusses and' Tonight. so seemingly forgotten. the old reInspect j established a course in scientific compares and new theories at its central university. agricultureThanks Those Who Helped. H.R. HowensteinCo. It will pay t/*»u to visit us and examine this ear Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, chairman of jj Girl Scout F or mm the local 7th £1S Captains' 1314 N.W. & H N.E. !R COMPANY, » & is for sale at morninrj. Y. M. C. A. Xi M. G. GIBBS 4 "Seventy-seven" i, Proprietor Tela. North 4105-6-7. 1132-34 Conn. Ave. N.W. all stores, or mailed. Florida. All Kut aad Wat Coast Folate H.R.HowensteinCo. 1736 (i St. drug -15c, N.W. Ij / Medical Book mailed free. reached. 3 trains daily via Atlantic 1314 F or 7th A H NX Tel. Main 82N Willk m' Borneo. lledlelna Co.. IM William Coast Um. 140« New York ave. n.w.. Jt.W. | % I attact. Haw Talk. Advertisement. m- v

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