Evening Star Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 32

4 National Society for Human Regula: © by the war, she said, but now is flour- CLASHES MARK MEETING OF ANTI-VIVISECTIONISTS est Thompson Seton Throws ombshell by Reference to Furs ‘Worn by Women. Ernest Thompson Seton threw two bombshells into the meeting of th tion of Vivisection, during a short address yesterday afternoon in the Shoreham Hotel, and after the smoke started clearing away, another storm broke from members, whe disagreed | with his statements. His first statement was that he w taking the middle ground on vivise tion. He believed that the rights of humans when they clashed with the rights inherent to animals should be This caused a flurry of s paramount, excitement among enthusiastic an- tagonists of vivisection. He follow ed up his statement by that he noticed many furs being worn ! among the members of his audience, and that animals had suffered from two to three days’ agonies in traps. in all probability. to provide these furs. Mrs. H. B. F. M rland asked the speaker at the conclusion of his ad- dress if he believed that animalsi should be put through the agonies of the so-called scientific vivisection in order to allow experimentation of theories. Mr. Seton swung back with the statement that if his child were threatened with blindness and could only be saved by the killing of an ani- mal to allow grafting of animal nerves, thereby saving the sight, he was in' favor of the vivisection of onc animal or 100 animals, if necessary, make it possib Mrs. Macfarland declared that she would go blind or lame or ill rather | than cause 100 animals the agonies and suffering of vivisection. “Has the speaker a child?’ asked Mr. Seton. Mrs. Macfarland admitted that she had not, but followed up with the statement that a widowed sister had been living with her since 1905. and that her child had sta of vivisection at the 3 years, at that time when Vivi antagonism was starting its spr that “it was the devil's own work." Mir. Seton inferred that it was his be- lef that the words had been put into the child’s mouth. At this point Rev. C. the president, stopped the debate with a statement that the b: for it was purely hypothetical and announced that future business was awaiting consider- ation. Miss Nellie C. Williams, member of the national committee, writer and tra eler, delivered a short address before Mr. Seton appeared. She told of the work for regulation of vivisection that had Deen done in Paris. This was stepped 1 i 1 1 ed, on hearing by Ernest Smith, ishing again. She also described the American cemeteries in France. The meeting concluded with an ad- dress by Mrs. H. Gertrude Crosby, of the Baltimore Humane Socie! cers elected for the year wer Rev. C. Ernest Smith, pre: Anthony F. Heap, treasurer: C. Ernest Smith, W. S. “Hutchins, Sen- ator Heary L. Myers, Admiral A. Staunton, Sydney RichmondwTaber, Mrs. Randall, Col. est Wilkinson, directors. Vice presidents chosen were: Cardinal Gibbons, S. J. Peelle, Senator Myers, Gen. Nelson Miles, Admiral Brownson, Admiral Staunton, Thomas Nelson Page, Van Vechten Olcott, Rey. Francis H. na'ley ‘Albert Payson Terhune, A. D. Dr. Henry M. Field, Dr. Sam- nel A. Jont Scott C. Bone, Gen. Robert Shaw O] . Col. Archibald Hopkins, William Corcomn Justis, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jefferson Seligman, Mrs. Clinton P. Farrell, Mrs. Ethel H. Ran- dall. Mrs. H. B. F. Macfarland and Col. ‘William Baird, REPORT ON GASOLINE TESTS. Gasoline being sold this vyear is wery similar in quality to that mar- Kketed a year ago, according to -pre- | z the remark |* No. 15, Daugh- |ters of ill meet Monday evening at the Naval Lodge Hall, 4th | street and Pennsylvania avenue south- |east. Dancing after 8:30 o'clock. & The Women's City Club will mect | tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Margarita will read “To Meet His Majesty.” Maine State Awsociation will meet evening at § o'clock at the Hotel. The Washington Club of Print (House Craftsmen will meet Tuesday ‘at 8 p.m. at the Ebbitt Hotel. The central and people’s relief com- mittee will meet Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Adath Israel Synagogue. Matthews Dn“llon wil lecture on Sunday at i1s14 The Wanderlusters’® hike for Sunday will start from Michigan avenue and North Capitol street at 2:30 pm. W. H. Kauffman, leader. The League of the Covenmant wiHl meet Tuesday at $:15 pm. at the Church of the Covenant. Mrs. Charles {Wood will. give an illustrated lecture Scandinavia and on “A Summer in Germany The Alabama State Society will hold a_ ball Monday evening at the New Willard Hotel The Colleze Women's. Clab will hold a_ tea Monday afternoon. Frederic William Wile speaks. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Fort Myer exhibition ride is held at 3:30 o'clock in the riding hall. Trinity Community House holds an educational excursion of the Trinity Juniors at 3 o'clock. Rev. S. T. holas gives the ex- position of the Sunday schdol lesson at_4:45 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A, 1333 F street. “TONIGHT. Barry Farm Citizens' Association meets at 8:30 o'clock at the Methodist Church, Stanton and Pomeroy roads southeast. Joint - conference on retirement meets at 8 o'clock at 1423 New York avenue. Plril Sheridan Post, No. 6, Depal’l- ment of the Potomac, G. A. R., meets in the G. A. R. Hall, 1412 Penn!yl- vania avenue. ‘Washington Society of the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology meets at the building, 17th and D streets. Leonard Metcalf speaks. Election of officers. Washington Hebrew Congregation meets at the Eighth Street Temple. Dr. Simon speaks. Kamaseda Klub holds a dance at 1731 I street. National Association for the Ad- vancement of Colored People meets at 7 o'clock at the 12th street Y. M. C. A. Election of officers. Business Women's Council meets at 7:30 o'clock at the Church of the Covenant. ‘W. Lamkins speaks. a patriotic social HEN —You need Blank Books, - just see us. Jliminary reports Ssubmitted to the bu- reau of mines by its Pittsburgh ex- perimental station. The survey being eonducted by the bureau will be un- dertaken in_Washington and will in- elude New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, San Francisco, Salt Lake City, New Orleans and St. Louis. ‘VE sharpen all kinds of Scis- Razo Penknives, | Butcher and lr(kdlen Knives, Ice Skates, etc. ‘We do Nickel Plating, Gold Plat- Ing and Silver Plating. All Work Guaranteed. E. Morrison Paper Co., 1000 Pa. Ave. Each Day $1 Less 3 by 5% Rexo Special Camera, with Vo igtlandér 68 lens, with Desirable Shoes and Hosiery 1211 F Street N. W. SWING’S SPECIALIZED R JAV The coffee of historical ex- cellence. From a in good condition. However, ton-Salem, N. C, and can find no coffee I like as well, therefore shall continue ord ESCO Another Cup, Please M. E. SWING CO. 8th and H Sts. NW. TRUE CUP CHARACTER OF EACH VARIETY A-MOCHA COFFEE “As you will remem- ber, I ordered Mesco coffee from you to be sent to Akron, Ohio, which arrived OASTING DEVELOPS THE 50¢Ib. Patron 30cb. I have since moved to Wins- ering from you.” TEA 80clb. @ M. 7601 KEEPIIN,G UP WITH THE JONES | for the Americanization classes at § o'clock, at 522 6th street northwest. o'clock at the Cairo Hotel. School of Forelgn Service of mecting at the National Museum. Dr. L. S. Rowe speaks. Reading class of the Spanish-Amer- ican Atheneum meets at 8 o'clock at the Thomson School, 12th and L streets. % Business Women’s Council holds a devotional meeting at 7 o'clock at the Church of the Covenant. Homer J. Councilor speaks AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS. Wilson Normal Community Center will hold a reception this evening for William Shakespeare, who will give | his final lecture. The Natives' Asso- ciation, domestic science class for - juniors, Boy Scouts, Troop 40; Junior Club and the Girl Scouts, Troop 1, will meet this evening. East Washington Community Cen- ter holds meetings of the Wallach Boy Scouts, Epworth Boy Scouts and the French Club this evening. Thomson Community Center will hold conversational Spanish, china painting and meetings of the Boy outs and the Adults” Dramatic Club at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Story- telling hour will be held this evening. Junior Dramatic Art Club meets at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Johnson-Powell Community Center holds French and violin lessons for children this afternoon. The Friday Evening Club, with parliamentary drill, dramatics, costume making, Saratoga ' Club holds a dance at 9 Georgetown University holds a publicq ES_Pa ing and supervised games, will be AMUSEMENTS. held this evening. U5 : AMUSEMENTS. | Southeast Community Cenler . ’ ° meetings of the Freckles Club and the o i e | B KBS .5 11 Special Film Features ag Dol ub at 7 o'clock this even- 1l >, 2:00, 5:f e ing. Daily 535 Sun £33 Hol'y 34’53 Park View Community Center holds meetings of the Friday Night Social] Club, Boy Scouts, Troop 49, and the Athletic Club this evening. Petworth Community Center holds a meeting of. the Dressmaking Club at 7:30 o'clock this evening. E. V. Brown Community Center holds dramatics and dancing for children at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Boy Scouts, Troops 52 and 57, meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Trinidad Community Center holds a meeting of the Girls' Handiwork Club this evening. Birney Community Center holds a meeting -of. the Girls' Reserve Y. W. C. A. at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Miner Normal Community Center holds sewing, dressmaking, conversa- tional Spanish, typewriting, short- band, gymnasium activities, dietetics and home nursing this evening. The dancing class meets at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning_ and the Women's Physical Training Club at 1 o'clock tomorrow. Deanwogd Community Center holds meetings of the Language, Sewing and Handicraft clubs at 8 o'clock this evening. —_— Bronchitis—Father John's Mediclen. Followed Instructions. WHAT! YOUR DYSPEPSIA NO BETTER? DID You FOLLOW 1y ADVICE . AND DRINK HOT WATER ONE HOUR BEFORE 1921, H e ANUSENER- BUT I COULDNT KEEP \T UP MORE'N ey —_——p at 10th T PLAYING TO CAPACITY “BRIGHT STARS”—Post MME. BESSON ; ERNEST & Co. Giving | HOMPSON “Half An Hour”! SETO! Geo. F. Moore & Company Dooley & Storey. Patricola. Ed. E. Ford Kitamura Bros. Al & Emma Frabelle, Others POLI'S THEATER, Wed., Feb. 2, 4:30. Bureau, Droop's, 13th & G. MARSHALL NEILAN'Z Masterpioce Picture, OIIABL: A nulmr:lng ‘picturization of the most ous _ story Mats: Daily, 220 . EVES., 8:20, ALL SEATS RESERVED. Next Week—Commencing Sumday The Lmlm‘ Ac'or-Emugemr, ROBERT DOWNING Comedy, Son; nnd Specialties. = | i scenery building, social and folk danc- American Red Cross| wms. 38 varieties of your _ own selection * Recognised as the purest d finest homemade candies Ameriea. _Evety : piece by Absotutely in made fresh every day. At the Little Shop Around the Corher THE FAD:OUS Apeiu/ dpu made Gandise 1010 E St. N.W. OPEN SUNDAYS Stubborn coughs quickly yield.—Ad- vertisement. O (Including war tax) ideal ' Here’s something fine that the wholeT family will appreciate. . AUTH’S O0YAL PORK —Fried . or Broiled - it Lunch. Ask- Your Grocer for Auth’s N. Auth Provision Co. 623 D St. S. W. is for Breakfast or Pork - Products The Bright Star beloved cigar 8c—2 for 15¢ In Washington’s Model Cigar Factory at | We will sell 400 of these Each Tire is a First Tire, whes you see them. We alse have a limited mumber - of the “smokies” is our dearly At All Dealers. Made in Washington by Henry T. 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HARRY EDWARD MUELLER, Organist, First, Lanqng. al Church, MT._¥E| NON M. 1., un,llr‘n Somth, L JAN ConLmery m All This Week—Matinee Daily. JEAN BEDINI'S NKLE TOES” NEXT flh{— “Piek-a-B00, " DANCE SATURDAY EVENING (Couple, $150 plus tax) The Cairo, 1615 Que-N.W. 22+ CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FREDERICK STOCK, Condactor National 'l'hener. ’l\ur-thy. January 27, Soloist PRIHODA. leimn Seats now sale at Mrs. G 's Concert Bureau in Broep's, 13th & G Phon M. 6485, Tomight, 8: ATIONAL 77iss o0 The ED. WYNN CARNIVAL (New York Prod: With ED. WYRN, “Tho rm"fn" 52.1 Next 'uk—afim Mon.. —G-u nm “MONSIEGR BEAUCA]RE Founded on Booth Tarkington's Stery, Marion Groen, the American Barytoas, With . And the Original London and New York Cast. Sunday Evening Only, January 23 NEWMAN TRAVELTALKS MOTION PIOTURES—COLOR VIEWS, SEATS SELLING 50c to $1.50 S‘peéinl Sale Hot-Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes 1 Hot-water Bottle, e S e, D1AY ranteed One Year Hot- 98c ter Bottles: rnbher ™isaranteed One Year Fourtsin 9B e el 46 Doiche Came complete wit] Ips cut-off... $l.49 -The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. NW. Flowers Must Come Down Saturdc'lySale Carnations, $2.00 Doz. 14th & H Main 3707 4y Mme. HOMER and! MISS LOUISE HOMER Sosts now on sale it Mra.’ Greenes Concert M. 6493. SHUBERT-GARRICK xfi.}{’s...m' 500 S0, 75, 31700 | METROPOLITAN ALL THIS WEEK—POLA in “PAS- 10: CRANDALL'S TODAY —W. A Fl I{¥ ==ST 8th at D Street N.W. VAUDEVILLE SUPERB AND EUGENE O’BRIEN In the Story of a Man who Drank Dee from the Cup of IAfe, ‘BROADWAY. AND HOME’ EMPIRE 911 H St. N.E. Will Rogers In the Goldwyn Comedy-Drama, “Cupid the Cowpuncher” 2 NEW THEATER O’DONNELL’S , XE%, THEATE CONSTANCH TALMADGE. in “THE GIRL OF TIMBER CLAIMS. ________Also “Son of Tarzan.’ O'DONNELL'S § Revere Theater er Ga.Ave.& Pk.Rd. LSIE FERGSON. in “LADY ROSE'S DAUGHTE PRUST g 2105 Pa, Ave. N.W. Ph. W. 853 ] CIRCLE SYLVIA BREAMER and CRANDALL ROSEMARY THERY, in " FORCES. Pathe Ne OLYMPIC is1 U st N.w. . in Beginaing at 6:30 P. M. WANDA RAWLEY With Great Cast In HER FIRST ELOPEMENT Mack Semmett's “My Goodmess™ KNICKERBOCKER 18th St. at Col. HAWL] “HER o 2@ ronight at s:20 Lew Fields and Morris Rose Present A 1921 Musical Farce, “BLUE EYES” With a Wonderful Cast of Musical Comedy Favorites. Beg. Next Sun. Night. Seats Now| POP MAT, THURS. BEST SEATS $1.50, Direct from three months’ rum at thel New York Winter Garden. Gecrge Le Maire's BROADWAY BREVITIES ~F 1920 With = " WILLIAM3 GEORG! 5y ORGE LE MAIRE . of All Fun Revues. | And COMEDY T\\ cmmu: SAvoY meas 14th St. and Col. Rd | rOD\\'—Il SSIE LOVE, in ‘THE _MID And COMEDY, ATHER'’ AVENLE GRA! 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. rHE TOMORIOW. APOLLO THEATER 624 H N.E. in *H mm.um | i N in THE GOLD- 5 c-pmn &QSta. N.W st Times Tod CRANDALL’S ‘:".:t‘:au;: ec St. LAN d COME SUNDAY COURTSHIP." LYRIC 24tk ama irving Sts. N.w. Open “SQUA: Novel, ALICE LAKE in “BODY AND SOUL” CESS The Grea: From the Featuring IVY DUKE and GUY 1119 H N.E. sgAlto Fox Sanhine Comeds. ENN G ARDEN v Catherine McDonald in B e “CURTAI “Fantomas,” Episode No. 6. A great de- Pennn. Ave. at Nist St. tective picture. North Capitol and P Sts. SHADLES BAY. in CAROLINA LON CHANEY and STAR CAST in “Nomads of the North” NEW STANTON EXTRAOR V|VlAN MARTIN LIBERTY DANCING Week nghu. 8:30 to 12 Music Finest The Shoppers’ Rest. 9th Below ¥ Pontinuous 10 Admission, . ax. WESLEY BARRY The Freckled-face Boy (Star). “THE COUNTY FAIR“ Bring_the kiddies to see our outdoor glrens display. A rare treat for every- NEW REGENT 18th and Cal. Doublc_rsho'——CHAkhbs ll\Y in “HAY- SHUBERT-BELASCO & C Sts. N.E. P.3L Saturday, January 220d. 10:30-w.m. Each Reel Shown Only Once. Change of ram Weekly. CHILDREN’S MOVIE Beautiful, Fascinating. Wholesome, Instructive, Educational, Funny. PROGRAM Comedy—“Out in the Rain.” ishine Land. Travel—gun ‘esture—*'The Ride of Paul Revers.” NeturePin Teather. Piokaniontes WILLIAM RU! “THE IRON RIDER. st St. and R. L Ave. 1 AMERICAN *3,0% St sfivrom in “BYES OF THE HEART.” Ext Helen Holmes, In *“The Tiger Band. LOEW’S PALAcE Continuous, 10:30 a. m—11 p.sa. LAST TWO DAYS Fammwnt Prumu WAL CHILDREN DUPONT ADULTS o, 8 Dup TUDI0, OF DANCE, Mr. Pemberton former dancing partner to Mae Murray. Allen, Gertrude Hoffman, will give priva n‘ni"fio 11 A.M—Last 2 Days—11 P. M, Realart Presents CONSTANCE BINNEY 11 p.m. Private 86, Established 1900. “Warren” STUDIO: 1141 CO: . Phones: Day, Col. 56866. FEve., Franklin 3 —IN— Individual private. lessons in baliroom dancing All fancy and shoe-dancing. lmu‘! “THB CHARM SCHOOL” Adagted From a Novel by Alice Duer Miller Centinuous, 10:30\a. m—11 Now PLENS Paramount Phesen! THE PALACE, SME st nw 6 Iemnl for $3.00. Frol B~ NEXT WEEK —9% e IMISS CHAPPELEAR te lessons taught by ap) North Bi0% TN A DAVISON’SE1329 M n.v Cat Step, ‘all ‘Teach you to dance (‘Orrecll} in a Btrictly private. Any hour. Normal course for teaching. Class dance Saf *with orchestra Roseland Dancing Academy, 1012 H st. o.w. Come and let us teach you how to enjoy jour evenings. Special class dances every urs. and Bat. e MISS CHRISTAL DUNBAR, lnlm Phone Franklin 6451J. CATHER!NE BALLE why i eiin peupte = -nn your time?. We produce results. Leading is J0r speciaity. Hours. 1 to 10 P.M. 3.3 Hohmundlln H.L.Hok CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG “HUSH” A SYMPHONY OF SCREEN BEAUTY AND EMOTION GARDEN 11. A. M~—Today, Sat—11 P. M. Popular Prices—25c, 30c, 35¢ Paramount Presents BRYANT_WASHBURN AN “AMATEUR DEVIL A Wm. C. DeMille Picture WITH \ JACK HOLT, LOIS WILSON, LILA LEE, CONRAD NIGKL ’_IL_'IMY_IL New York Academy DANCING Taught in SIX Lessons. OPEN NIGHT. Y AND 10 AM. TO 11:30 P.M. Latest steps in refined ballroom dancing. One-step, Fox Trot. Walta and all other UP-TO-DATE DA Reasonable rates. Lady and gentle: PICKFORD " (7 /I-s L OV E 'ORCHESTRA SUBSIDIARIES man l'--""c:::- FINEST FLOOI e flxemul;; Sunday ® e Frank. 2768 one 506 9th N.W. and 434 7th N.W. 210 GLOVER'S, 613 22d—PRIVATY LESSONS ANY time, 75c.’ Classes Tues. and Fri. Srenines. Ballroom for rent, $5. W. 1129. Est. 1904 We teach you to dance In one course, if . ¥ou can be taught, at the RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING 1218 NEW YORK AVE. Beginning Sunday P aLacE GLUCK™ ZIMBALIST POLTS, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 4 1bs on i T:J&'&romm-. b u»l SHIIBEIT -BELASCO 2354 Arthur Hummerstein's Suprome Bid FR A n S WHITX = Special course for begianers and advanced students. Privat il M ™M l E WELCE Course lessons, half hour. 31 STAR CAST_ STAR GHOROS. Private room for _bezianers. You veed ot bave an arenc: ment. Private instruction from m. to 10:30 p. m. Class dance ood dance music. Yo AN .t *Americys Bureau, Droop’s, ey B ot B Phoe B