Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1921, Page 28

: el g £ 5 TAT CTTVRENTN TRQ 28 ‘THE ' EVENING STAR. TUESDAY, 5 : —_—_—— i e wtion |/ KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—You Can’t Always Tell. —By POP MOMAND. _Mmmnfi _ ! Poor Educatlon i = L ,4. A : 1 WA -HAR! SUST A FINUTE I[EAGLE EvE ALL RIGHT / f"-'" I'm sorry for the girls and lads | |)iquor on W-fifm AL oo onr I AEVENGE OFGER: || EXGLE. EvED Lcamee ot the Wranklin School. ‘\\hu grow up in these wanton | HIS HIPEH? WENT BELOW, A || SUSPECT Y'Gor COME ACROSS WITH SMUTH o1 MOLAJSES, THAT MY e ANt R = times, for they hdve learned to DRANK A QUART SOMETHIN' ON Y THAT THERE BoTTLE!|| TOP! HEee DEAR WIFE MAKES ington Hebrew Congregation | hlow the scads, have learned that | " I KNOMW ' LIQUOR FOR. ME EVERY " NDAY AND ALL W wilItmeet tomorrow evenlng at § Ermhs es 4 clock <a¢ the temple. Rabb, M. s. care and thrift are crimes: . BERY ., sazator will speak | they've seen their mothers and The Nelghbarhood House, 470 heir dads with wild abandon stTest southwest, will resume the Sat s T ey STEnt dances Saturday evenmg, burn the dimes. They've learned i N S P s folly to provide by saving, ! T e for the rainy day, that life is| ciations ‘will mect Satapay at | B in thy Dewriwsom CR N Mani” |just one gladsome ride along an TR |endless Great White Way: that e Womenls ity Clawive ld =211 sane rules should be defied. business meeting tomorrow even }that dawn’s the time to hit the Cliapter 4 ke P. E. 0. Sisterhood 2 5 e N v acs vasexibay. They've learned that silk Atithal Rowse of M= l;mlz L. Hiller, |alane is fit for gaudy giris and rk road. Visi K | o vhovL_tu wear, but no one learns affiliated members invited. | : T = to sewNor knit, or frame a de-* Cathedral Heights Citizens’ Auwo- | ciation will meet Thursday at § p.m. [cent bill™ef fare; and all must | SO Ananse Rt ':;:'ak & strive to make a hit. though creditors may\rear and swear. ] | 3 = ] ORRANIZATION ACTIVITIES. |We've taught theq many foolish Social Club. typewriting and stenog- | EJECT|ON IS REFUSED. _ AMUSEMENTS. : _ AMUSEMENTS. 1 _ AMUSEMENTS. raphy, sewing and needlework cire “EARTH- BOUND” BY BASIL KING i Sammel Goldwyr and Rex h' plotarization that astounded “Earthbound™ Will Hold You X Spelibound, umms—uzwswz; Q PALEEXSCE —_— Continuoua. 10:30 a. m—11 p. = TODAY. tricks, we elders, who should be | Dreadnaught Social Club and the | _— = H seesnaemt Qraduate Nurses' Association meets lmore wise ; for we Young Men's Business Association. |D. C. Court of Appeals Affirms Su- MOORE’S ° 9 To. la HT AT &20 “'Doue S &‘:’i"i;i’"‘“";i}m K street. Mrs. lfyrqzen bnckfi and rowing | The Burrville Communit - | preme Court Printing Sait Ruling. o l I_A " M & i [rubles at the flies: we' T holdigietallonngisctish S| Because the su thouzh nomi- | &5 =t Ly Pflp. ".L Tllll'sdly Columbia Women of George er a: |the young folks in a jth | Scouts. basket ball, Young Men's Ath- Bally awui Slius Ford tpublic i 2 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ington University meet at 4 o'clock at % 11 e Al [Waat U - L Tise K street. Mrs. |us etic Club, Boy Scouts, parliamen T Lo R R et s o the dishonor he’\g w. dressmaking, crocheting. mil - By —1n— s They're stanmg out on theirfsery and knitting. , - Universal Presents o o 3 : | THE MARK OF | TONIGHT. careers convincel at money | “Gdenet-Phelps Community . 0 i 5 i igrows on trees; and prudence |will hold mectings of the Womar L 8 ZORRO' | Deanwood Citizens’ Association Exchange. Pleasure Club and the L: - i HIS GREATEST PICTURE. meets at the usual time at the Dean- [to their view appears a thing {norers’ -operative League this N 3 v In Romberg's Musical Comcdy Semsation = i wood School. ithat has the scent of cheese ; and | evening. = Sxcavating and placing foundas | &6 11} = PR et ! Southwest Civic Association meets |we misled these gallant dears.| The Randalgmmunity Center will | U or the west wall T I I D ! it P ?:-,8 oc!l::k at the Randall Commun- | oo boohe with whiskers to our :lold the followimg activities this ev v L W b, 1) 4 Center. ng: Community ®porus. | B e.}\nee>. It was our duty to be |ietic Club, chair c:h‘&g class. F i Before Nesting In tely in New York | MlLDRED WE”.ERSON T T e o tinont meets at 3 |sane when younger folks blew |Literary R R e L e WHEN HAVE WASHINGTON'S RECOGNIZED CRITICS AC- | 10 Xear O Miracle’s aclock st the sehool. Election of of- [in their wads, to rise like sages . | it Sxcun 'y s comient | £ G'QCE I o CLAIMED A HIT IN THESE POSITIVE TERMS? i ficers. > cest Washi - s not only personal, but extends to | t enocgh 1 sonably diverting musical plays. Tuneful 3 = and explain that waste invites o ‘,;:::;‘,:‘:;”“o}"m'" its properly. the court holds. = e e T oaat I terios: Foriak ha b 'and -rl':au; s sos ! v ‘ AYincent &g‘ff,’f'fll&:?‘('s N0 los: | the chastening rods, to prove ex- groups this evening: Al £ EV ERY fuming aod "sottings. ~ Can boast tho distinction of having demomstrated the right | » e z % 2 s G vl | — in the boardroom of the District|travagance. is vain, and thrlftlpf',"f(w'; e e e I : “AIl the ingredients of a sucoessful musicol comedy. Music that is alluring: building. tthe offspring of the gods. { Club. oo q e e e SHIIDEII'-H“ICK Measrs, Shubert. - ~ Racely has thers. been a s Ladies’ Amnhary of the Vincent }3. WALT MASON. o ——.1— i " ~—Ready to supply wo MAN —Evening Star. 2 A s ‘ashington's Leading Dramatic Playhouse, Costello Post meets at 8 o'clock Ini g, : It has e found that the gu 2 o “A Distinot Hit! Pat Roomey and Marion Bent landed right middle o Toom 24 of the District building. Elec-| CoPrisht br Gearre Matthew Adams stream has a current greater than the e ":,:::‘ 00 A Asatiinelon musical comedy sucoess with oua 'will leap. Wothing Laltway about’ the sucee FOUR SHOWINGS EACH DAY \ i H S = of ‘Love 4 t * w1 wn . 'at Rooney continned 1o tion of officers. combined flow of all the great rivers R dance that sudience would have ben fhere et!'—Times. MAT,2 & 4—EVE, 7&9 |AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS {of the world. and it has been esti- E Mom‘on Paper CO | oy | S Massachusetts State Society meets ; mated that in one hour 9,000,000 tons at 8 o'clock at the Thomson School. | The General Civic Center will hold | of water moves along its course. « 1009 Pa. Ave. o — = a public organ recital this evening Maryland-Virginia Club of Wash-iat 8:15 o'clock at the Central Hign ington holds an interstate social and ! School. dance at 8 o'clock at Pythian Hall, | 1012 9th street. Associated Producers Preseat The Great FEATURE PICTURE SUOCESS, THE LAST-OF THE As Americas Drama Etermal. by JAMES FENIMORE COOPER MATINEES—ALL SEATS 25¢ EVENINGS—Orchestra, 50c. Balcony, 28e. “Is & play for enthusiasts, who belicve Pat Roomey a greater artist than Cohan. The result s twe Pperformances—one being ‘Love Birds,” and the other Pat Roomey. " 7—Opportunities Yet to See This Wonder Show—7 Beginning Next Monday Night—Seats Now The Biggest Musical Attraction of the Season A While of a Show—A Laugh a Minute WM. ROCK’S REVUE OF 1920 With This Wonderful Cast BILLY B. VAN, JAMES J. CORBETT, WILLIAM ROCK ! Wilson Normal Community Certer |&F 11 & m—Today—it p. m. s . I will hold advanced and elementary { Trinity Community House holds a|brench. English speaking and danc. | POPULAR PRICES dance at 8:30 o'clock. ing instruction for heginners lh!sl A supper-dance Is held for the Holy | *veRIng Comforter School at 9 o'clock at the! The East Washington Community. Hotel Washington. Center will hold meetings of the = Dressmaking Club, Boy Scout Band, Traosfiguration Collegiate _ Club meets at $:30 o'clock. Bush Brown |arbery Boy Scouts, Troop §7. and Universal Presents HARRY The Boston Symphony Orchestra N b the Community Sociai Club this eyen- Wifll Alfretl cortot, Pimt N cAR EY Mio. Davia, i Eihahelos. whistigs ‘:h = hRE e i Ernestine Myers, Jue Quontai, Avey & O'Neil, Irene and Bernico \ and sings for th blind at §:15 o'clock e e Washington enjoys another splendid musical treat to- & A m')'ii's‘.éi,"{t’h mo';i&‘fié };\0.- 'ié’m?flf{‘\ E’ ’GTI‘{‘LS at the Library of Congress. ton Opera Company this evening || day in the coneert of the famous Boston Symphony Or- “EARTS “P " this _evi are WHISKY GOES TO OWNER, ety e S e chestra and Alfred Cortot, one of the foremost pianists > | ginners' and, advanced, Spanish “and of the times. ra—— ———Subsidiaries | K U B E L l K regg shorthan Appellate Court Rules in Contro- 2 . Py E. V. Brown Community Center will While the select few have the opportunity of attend- S 1 I{ 1 F t 1 REAT VIOLINIST ve?-uy Over Seized Liquor. :u::dc:;:;;l::. ‘c:r-,m:‘tel‘r:cknn& lf‘:rcr’:rf 1118 the perfomnnce, the millions of owners of VIC- peCIa 1 m ea ures n-:‘lexn Tm‘fl:l. THURS.. Jan. 13, 4:30 acillowing the police -flnd revenue of- | noon. TR(_)LAS can reproduce the best selections of both in = 3 dence, the District Court of Appeals.| Johnson-Powell Community Center their homes with all the effect of the original. CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAY ——STRAND— 4 in an opinion by Chief Justice Smyth | will hold beginners' intermediate and ; BEK—WESLEY® BARRY, in Joiertay; dirsored the retura to ¥red | advanced French for children at 3:13 betYou are mvx:fl to hear tl:iese Records here, either ; s bl i Sth at D Street N.W. of whisky taken by revenue officers|3ancing for child: ill be held at ore or after the concert, and make com | BOCKER Sontiihons Xign 2 Qe Harry Carleton from a ‘warshouse hear American i welsok this - afternon. AduIE RECIECLE N . N{JCRANDALL'S S8 Ci*cor ha. (| VAUDEVILLE SUPERB ""‘;"u;"‘u - “m.;'o;"‘ <oy University. The court reversed the|plain sewing, dressmaking, French | g uecision of the lower court, which bad | and rhythmic dancing will be held at SAMUEL GOEDWYS Presents DOOLEY Wits Arthur Martiey allowed the police to hold iho whisky. 1:30 o'clock and Spanish at § o'clock Boston Symphony Orchestra s tryes TOM MOORE SN el gl hich s evening. rye co 5 3 o sted by Wm. Foran a 2 accused consists of bri ot16 i1 N £ h thn—wi ; » x Allsn Woolf Washington, Dunbar Civic Center will hold 10 u} e Minix ture; N = e e L “DUDS” ,T';.::Ei: :’ tm%! = French at 3:30 o'clock this afteracon. . ; Ry Tt 5ead mot mterfere with | EMPIRE 2l Ok Bers & Berey Waeeler, Taees Birney Community Center will hold Sympheay ia ¥ miner, No. 4 (Finale, X ml..';"x'éé‘ox &fi"lfig-‘ .l;x‘:\:rztozugr Wis. 0% Sk R your present employment 3 911 H St. N.E. 3 ers an vy i = - dn L= ;fifvl.y ‘chorus st B o'cock this even- b, 8 Srmpheny ix ¥ miser. Ho. 4 (Fiasle, Part 9). We wil! teach you free of N! JSEsavoy THEATER NORMA TALMA DGE ,““:fllelfl'ifj e For an Artiatic Fleral Decorntion con- "':;a . —— — N | ropay—a A LLsoN “SHE LOVES AND LIES” — Shaffer, Estimates mada. - i Cor AP fer will hold the foliowing activities Alfred Cortot 2 : 7 NIL e - PR A ;‘lr\}mEL sé.;;:;;e Comeds. A evening. Boy uts, u!flfi e 2 John W. Thompson & Company, R FORCER.” And eds, ANT'S CITES ACCIDENT CAUSES., |iresmmakins, conversational Spanish, Incorporated. Wibow: " R NIGHTMARE” Maj. Gesstord Warns Against| ;,..i0, Community Center holds ] 821 15th St. N.W. AT S P USOAT ===HOME——== Motor Speeding at Crossings. moetlu- ;:lm n:‘lllma: g:: .D:?v.‘: Under n-- auspices of the A A A v > Speeding across intersections and | SSms = : ¢ WALLACE REED in fallure to give right of way are 3 J e St & = e i CRANDALL'S 5o ‘-mm wen ||| “ALWAYS AUDACIOUS” cording to . Gesst . RAN ALL [ . L INNER o = v . FODAY. AND TOMORROW 0860 PRINCESS ::;Lw Tl::r:nben of the poua depart Home Cooking 1‘:’ I - TY) ARBUC : 2 B 1119 H N.E. - Spetets Suwiliyicomie. ™ CRANDALLS ~ eveest. | || Marshall Nielan’sProduction Fife and Drum Inn . TopAY : ik dar|f| “PON'T EVER MARRY” accomplished more parti “'" Satacesta) Only the Better Grade || 77 N 71 STuDio: 1141 cow iy et T s ety Conn. Ave. g Prompt Delivery CARO INA Ladividual """"_".,‘;"‘4',",',‘ i bitroom dancing. “For instance. complaints have been 9 Allan Dwan Production |} & ror el st aad i b een "Sheerved MUSIC W. *THE HEART OF A FOOL’ X o S e Develop ; HOUSE B. J. Werner Torle cause for sccident and ‘his ; 912 New York A - o l.ti'cln must be enforced rigidly o' 2 o e : Tl ND OF 2 i i It is hoped to minimize accidents e Fhone Franklin 7628 { “It has also bee IC w0 'S NEW THEATER 4 Gaivace are oIl T o T st Soms 3 = S—— e —— e —— e bpes EARLE 0 DONNH‘LS 535 Sth bt best vacrozere. the right of way unlawfully., —T his Big, 24 3 5 GLADYS WALTON, in RIGH] WAY is no violation of the reguls- | Modern Photo - 3 % ERUN SIS SCHOOL OF DANCING Exvosa i OUR JANUARY SALE 3 | ovoweis o | 20 SR S piczare. e ve. . o T L s or VR Pareiss [prepared to ‘ . 2 NEW STANTON ** S SR S =2 £allty thereof should be promptiy ar-(render 3 I ALICE LAKE Ay “H-W* . ~ i, L ks service. i L d S d 1n the Metro Suner Special. ALE.” Rolin Camedy g v Sl Sty o | M. A LEESE grgh - ol Sanapa el Sjnites - e —+from. the nation’s foremost designers and SETEE = o AR manufacturers, is an opportune time to brighten = 2 . your home with such a Lamp or Shade as you s - mns h CATHERINE | o . h Capil ' will never tire of, and do so— LIBER’ “f-‘umr;n“' 'O, = NEw REG PRMA TALMA TN~y Sl S A ROMANTIC ADVE & 3 N ey 'u':}gwu""'""l ‘"Tx‘";' e ur speciaity, Honre, 1 to EISEMAN'’S 605-607 7th St. N.W. Mightiest Sorcen Melodrama of All Paitae §DAVASON'NERE1329 M n.w.jh st Sero CRANDALL’S ‘ : Ve METRoPOLITAN |7 v B The display is perhaps the most complete Home of the meE YORK SLEEP s T :{:«"J’:nifi:gyfi' g‘-’m h: e assortment of selected lamps in Washington, and S - = 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. offers a wide choice in Boudoir and Desk Lamps, HOOVER SHUBERT BELASCO Toer™ WESLEY Acade v at a Saving of One-third ll-as Table Po: , Floor rds ; 5 = ! - Mat. Wed. 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