Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1921, Page 16

MONDAY, JANUARY 24 : Photoplay Features. IBUSINESS IN BONDS THE EVENING ST the [of the impoyerished wealthy family |double meaning cerried with. several for- | has a southern accent une: in alof the jokes is no oo s- |household in Gotham. .He.is never- 4 © ltheless skiliful in the part of the Beautiful |lever and a likeable hero. Betty Eliot'’s novels with ti re M eune Bflle fl#h‘% len .to her _unso; t “TEN NIGHTS IN A BARROOM.” ed-eyes, e cleve: An oM Inventor has ‘s’ AMUSEMENTS “THE LOVE LIGHT.” . “ROT.S0 LONG AGO.” Eva La Galliente, ‘daughter of & well known American dramatiq family, has come to Washington in “Not So ng Ago”. to demonstrate the charm of a romantic young feminine liar. Lightgome. clean. fragrant of old novels and redolent. of long _.ago Yiewpoints. this week's offering at the Belasco Theater is sweet Hke apple blossoms in springtime. ‘Yt 15 en- tirely differént from the play ideal of the present. generation. But it is in- teresting to the men ‘women of these days: because of the typés and custom it protrays, and also per- 3 u of the -‘efss 1 #dvantages are the opportunities it offers for a wide variety of char- acterization. The American drummer as he was: in ‘the: d: when Chicago scemed a long i ice from New York, the young girl who was com- etely under her mother’s control, and e young woman who read George Well made, from large, ripe tomatoes. SUGAR, pure cane, anulated, Ib... SUNSHINE large 1-1b. can... it’ men- | 1i A New Optical Shop You'll Want to Know There is a-real service for you here. mdke a free test without obligation. Invisible - Bifocals Old Dutch Coffee— * praised.” Fresh from the 8etintry. EVAPORATED CORNED BEEF HASH, packed by Libby, McNeil SUNSET BRAND & Libby. No. 2 can.. BEETS, 1le Milled from the finest’ wheats growa.. Use it to, aughter “must -seéw4for sa. live- l‘l!mod. " Her “work ulc-‘hng’;o the s not as everything 'is being done‘to " the fortunes by ' marryiag dhughter ‘and “son to money: ! The like her father, is a 8he ltl’nlflllfl'fl; ';ell:hmfl scenes and fete times h-the" son of the family. She tom‘tbsu‘gm;:! at: home. - Her father is the first to inform the young man-in' question about his friendship for the daughiter. The young Tan is reeovering-from a love -affair-that has made him melan- and, like men of all time, be- 'the quickest oomselation for a broken heart is another love. ‘The young: seamstress fibs throughout the entire courtship, but in & charm- ing , and finally everylh(nf ma’t appily despite the imtervention. o her ther and the mll‘hmllons of the fresh young drummer, who wants to marry her despite he rlack of affec- tion for him. Sidney Blackmer as the young son Let us . ........ .. 9¢ 2ic 9c P, two consin Potatoes. That real coffee deliciousness is attained only by careful.selecti Galion..... carloads, of firfe and fancy Wis- “great-—nice an’ juicy! Linley as Ursula, his aister, is excellent a8 the stiff, cowed girl of the 70s period. ~The entire cast, which bas Jooks the part, her height and carriage being suited- to: the buitles, cascades of silk and lace fashionable in the arly 70s. Mary Kennedy, her counterpart in the rising, generation, is equally good in her interpreta- tion of a woman's response to life. Her simper and giggle technique is 'most realistic. Thomas Mitchell, the young man who sold ink and rode the clumsy bicycle invention of the young seamstress’s father, supplies the comedy and does it well. “BROADWAY BREVITIES.” When * the ‘curtain went up last night on “Broadway Brevitles” at Poli's & young man seated at a table told the audience he was going to write a revue without music, dancing, singing girls—and, 2] without girls. Then swept in a in abbre- | of girls, young and pretty, viated skirts, swamping the stage— the show was on. Clever dancers and fair singérs, eoupled with a group {of comedians, furnish entertainment that has not a moment that is not rick in action and laughter. The scenery and costumes will not bear comparison -with some other revues, “|ibut the entertainment has quality. i Three comedians are carried by the show—Bert Willlams, George Le Maire -and - George. McKay—and this trio keeps the audience in a hilarious state throughout the evening. Wil- liama has .never -been funnier. His crap game ‘in the corrider of the jail., his experience in a shoe store and Lis original songs are of the scream order and earn him great applause. Le Maire works with Williams a greater part of the evening and con- the “Follies” His exoeptional danc- ing and natural witticisms enabled him to share honors with the other two. Mildred Richardson sings well and won much applause, wkile Ula Sharon, a dancer of grace and beauty, was well received. The dancing of Bird and Bernard also is worthy of mention. 0 The “Brevities” as a whole is a big show, running through two acts and eighteen scenes, and the smoothness of its presentation reflects credit on the stage management. On only one or two occasions were encores al- lowed, but ¢ven then the final cur- 11 o'clock. The music of Con Conrad is of the catchy order, witk an almost entire absence of jazz. Arthur Lange had the orchestra well in hand. A and. know-how The Large size, per tain did nol descend until well after| | imperceptibllity ‘of eftore | D incet and appea T Now that open saloons have followed stage coath wdered wigs into the shade of things that used to be, the melodrama, “Ten. Nights in s Bar. room,” 5 to have a historic value, in addition to.pointing the moral that Was more preached -than practiced in the hard-drinking seventies. 3 In the revival of the play at the Gar- rick this week with Robert Downing. the actor-evangelist, in the character of “Joe Morgan, the drunkard,” one may get not only a glimpse of the “grog shop” of our grandfathers, but also & hint of what they -liked in the way theatrical' productions. Fortunately the announcement in the program that the play has been “modernized” s true only in part. ‘“The Nights” has no more business being modernized than Rip Van Winkle or Cinderella or Ben. Hur. Taken out of the setting of its period it would be a sorry orphan. The earnestness ‘and ability of Mr. Downing, first as the drunkard, then as the remorseful father, and finally jas the big-heartéd minister, carry jthe play to success. His support varies {from mediocre to very good. Little Ruth Collins is appealing as Mary, Joe’s daughter, and her rendition of th old ballad, “Father, Dear Father,” leaves nothing to be desired. As Simon Slade, landlord of “The Sickle and Sheaf,” Francis Adair also deserves commendable mention, while the com- edy parts of Sample Switchell, the tippling constable, and Mehitable Cart- jright, the sentimental’ cook, afe well played by Charles Reilley and Mrs. Downing, respectively, their. wedding scene being: reminiscent of the time when subtlety was not considered necessary -to humor. = NEWMAN'S LECTURE. “Ireland” was described and pic~ tured by E. M. Newman last night at the New National before an audi- ence that testified alike to the popu- larity of the lecturer and to interest I crossing of the Irish channel by ship, thé cities and country places of Erin are uhovdn, ithe lecturer 'c!;mmentlns’ upon and visioning present-day con- ditions” with the judgment of a stranger whose attitude is neutral, but who realizes that the situation a critical one that needs diplomatic handling to avoid an unhappy crisis both for Ireland amd England. Dub- {1in. views reveal ‘destruction here and there, and within the forbidden precincts ‘of Dublin Castle armored cars, lorries and troops are 'fn rteadiness, . with many ‘soldiers on guard, For peaceful.contrast there is a motion picture of one of the fn- dustries of Ireland—the making’of briar pipes from rough wood.to the finishéd product. : At -Curragh’ a call is made on Ireland’s famous horse breeder, followed by an interesting trip to Tipperary, its looted and sack- ed stores being ome of todays fea- tures of that famous city. .The ar- “inds - 8t. Patrick a nerve-racking = situation.” There are armed troops and motor lorries, the warlike aspect height- ened .by barricades “of barbed Wirs and sand bags. The release of the Sinn Fein hunger strikers makes .a dramatic picture, while for a hap- pier change .the - trip_later leads to lovely thatched-roof homes of pros- Derous farmers set in scenic charm and to Killarney.-and its beautiful lakes which 'are”pictured in colored views. There is “just a melgent” in ;);e.cigr!eletléof Limerick with a view stle_Connell, w “th SEICHatichCor here “ttie River The, 0a¢ of the beauty spots of the world.’ THOMAS EGAN’S RECITAL. An Irish Wescendant audience warmed to the Gaelic strains and Irish melodi of Thomas Egan's song recital at Polf Yesterday afternoon, under auspices of. the Columbus Country Club, In the vibrant tones of the Irish bal- lad, war song and lo teroEsor m'l ve sonnet, the Irish . Whose range took the higher tomrs ity. distinctness and _ tonal L sent 4 thrill and & Hagle. througr ludlen&}‘whlla his lr_;ndluon of “Low: " was a work of { “The Minstrel Boy" aeam bt of ancient Celtic folk songs evoked pro- longed applause. 's voice i of rath i timbre, and, while not po-::l;’:ll'm:?t: range of several of the leading tenors of this country, his easy manner and ity give his songs ;:':.m. 1 f th . At the conclusion of the m Rev. P 1. O Callaghan delivered an addees: on “Ireland." A phonograph record auction | ed for the of |little "home ~ for hiapartment. “Bho Eo “The Love Light” picturing Mary Pickford in the leading role, at Loew’s Palace, deals with Angels, a young Italian.girl, who lives with her two brothers in a small village on the|U. shores of the Mediterranean. Her brothers go to war and Angela, on their departure, is placed in charge of the lighthouse. young _salilor swims ashore one day. and tells her he is a deserter from an American Ship. Joseph, the man, remains at the some time. Love Springs up and they are secretly mar- {ried. In the duties at the lighthouse Joseph has Angela “flash” a love sig- nal to him at night. It later develops .this is a signal which results in a German submarine locating and sink- Ing a vessel on board of which are Wwounded Italian soldiers. Upon learn- ing this Angela turns Joseph over to the men of the village as a German 8py. While ' being taken to jail he breaks away and leaps over a cliff to his death. Later a baby is born and finally Giovanni, the former lover of Angela, returns from the war, blind. There is a happy reunion and later Ls they are married. EERFeroonss i ;;;;fiifi{ f ' News pittures and a Mutt and Jeff Missouri comedy complete the p: am. Patrons who Artived yesterday Wwithin ten minutes before 3 o'clock were surprised to find that the pic- | Norfolk ture, which had been advertised for showing at 3 o'clock, was already be- ing shown. A large clock in the lob- by as well as one on the inside of the theater showed the. time to be 2:50 o'clock and yet much of the fea- = ture picture had been ehown. “HUSH.” “Hush.” Clara Kimball Young’s latest photoplay, shown 'at Moore’s Rialto this week, shows a wealth of spléndor” and in it Miss Young is seen in many beautiful and becom- Young has appeared during the past three or four years. There is, how- ever, enough interest in the story and in the capable manner in which most of the characters are portrayed along with splendid scenic effects to make it pleasant entertainment. The story, by Sada Cowan, sug- gests the ‘question, “Should a wife tell her husband 'everything?’ 1In 'Hush” much trouble and sorrow is caused ‘when the heroihe tells her Sungzes i .‘-‘m#"l‘“" sizneEs .. LE FE 14 F ® i fllg [ EEEEET |:l§fi$ * 222 2RA! FEF (3 Virginia-Carolisa Che: Witoon & 0o. 15t & SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Frasier & Co)) American Tel. & Tel. 8 1922.. 97% American Tel. & Tel. 6s 1824.. 97 American Thread Co. 6s-1028. -— 100% Tobacco L 100% Anaconda Copper 6s 1929. . 80 Anglo-American Ofl 73s 1925.. Armour & Co. 7s 1980. Bethlehem Steel 7s Bethlehem Steel 7s 1923 lian Pacific @s 1934 Central Cni TELEEEY I Fd Argentine 6s 1927. ... R. I & Pacifc 8s 1922 2g385 285 i FEEEEFE at 1. gpvationsl Savings aad Trast OCompany—10 at Bid and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. and Telgn. Amer) Tel. 4! Am. Tel. and Tel. ol tr. L 56, Bid. 3 husband of a dark moment in her | Ches. young womanhood, to be honest and square, feellng mo- n__her husban'd love, tells 0\:;;;}1’!“!8. e supporting company- - tional. e The Fox News pictures, a comedy and an orchestral overture complete the program. “HER HUSBAND'S FRIEND.” “Her Husband's Friend,” the photo- {Play- which ‘started a four-day run at Maore's Garden Theater yesterday, Enid Bennett of Paramount fame Is the picture star, who finds it necessary to divoroe her husband because of his Sontlnuill carousing. Before the final ecrea it is for him to se- cure & bondsman to make her alimony secure. His friend, whom he had as- sisted during college days, although a poor, struggling artist, gladly goes ;)..muggn the formality .of-signing as 3 an ndpmiSi: The h B hisxfinuncial ruin over the telephone, hfle_he“is Paying a tarewell call on his wit & thuckc just in fromt: *of; his -wife's to the country to recupe; ‘{ate from-the shock and’ there mee the young ertist who is pafi woodland scenes. The: fatuated and later she-Tearns that he is her'-benefact ? that, with. his meager earnings; hé has paid the ali- fony for his boyhood friend. The au- dlenge. gets & thrill:when the auto- ing becomé. in- .{mobile in which the couple ars riding 8 atruck by a WS, train.” The Ad¥m. in twio beds and in_her desire | C: s % ion Ry, swd Hicc. 4 Wash. Rwy. and Elec. G. M. 6o : %.p::fi I‘nflh. Fnen T S . at "V:ffl and Eilec. e ‘Washingten-Virgia! NATIONAL BANKS. 2 notified of | Fanmers nd, on’ leaving, is:kiliég by = American Security and Trest. 0 Merchants® . Security Saviags asd Commercial 200 Seventls %0 Taién bext_scene C hoapital, (He'Aootnés havins oo | Uriees toa 6d they are man and wife, which they soon are. A comcdy, the Fox “PASSION.” 1 ‘The photoplay “Passion,” which has Attrgcted wider notice perhaps than any other photoplay w! showti' in Washington and w! tainly surpasses its predecessors in treatment of the thems,'the acting gt its great cast of principals, headed y has been | Cols hich cer- i MIBCELLAKEOUS mfl' mbia Graphophone Prd Gt Pola Negri, the Polish actress, and a4 its wonderful scenes of the French |Llanston revolution, began its second week: at Crandall’s Metropolitan The:ur yes- is the The ‘moral for married coupl treat lightly certain indiscretions 1o Jack ‘The supporting cast is of high m‘:‘a‘: ez SR, Capital Traction 5e—§000 at 87, $1,000 at 7. $1,000 Asked. ™Y * |stock increase. = (3 ! Advance on Francs and Marks Noted—Equipments to the Fore. BY STUART P. WEST. NEW YORK, July 24.—There was nothing in the .news over .the week end to influence the markets one way or the other, but, to the surprise of the professionals, the upward tenden- ©y predominated in the stock list, while grain, cotton and exchange all moved forward. N Tke remarkable advance in the Paris check contidued, carrying the rate well across the 7-cent level. This on the day of the conference to take up again the German reparations question was certainly very signifi- cant. The simultaneous rise in the ‘'French franc and the German mark could not be interpreted otherwise than as expressive of confidence that this leading problem in the financial and commercial situstion of the world is in a fair way to settlement in the near future. ressed Steel Car common opening at 91, as against 89 Satyrday, went ahead points at a time until it struck $6. The last previous sale of the pre- ferred in December had been 90. It opened at 102 this morning. o dently from -this the street had not been fully aware of the declaration of ‘the big stock dividend, the report of which was confirmed over Sunday. The present capital of Pressed Steel Car, which is $12,500,000 preferred, and an equal amount of common, has been out of proportion to the demon- strated earning power of the com- pany. This was one reason for the The other was. the faet that in the four years, 1916-1919, there was earned for the common #hares some $75 a share, while there was distributed in dividends $25. The speculative element at the close of.last week had been-looking for a further setback in’ stocks. They beeh talking -about the- trade read- justments not being completed in various lines. They had been figuring from the action of the market on Sat- urday. 5 AT RECORD MARK Investors Anxious for High Rates on Long-Time Se- curities—News. BY L A. FLEMING. Another evidence of the increasing ease of money was given in the quick sale of the Belgian twenty-year, 8- per cent bonds. There not been a big bond issue of any foreign gov- ernment offered in the American market in months but what has been 3 | Quickly snapped up by the invest- ing public eager to get in at the high rates for a reasonably long- term investment. The American bond market has been more active for months than ever before. People have sustained losses and made money in stocks. just as they have in bonds. but the bond market has the call among the investing public. In 1920 “the sales totaled $3.88 623,000 par value of bonds. The In- creased activity was in the rail and industrial bonds. as the e were a little less active than in 1919, The daily average of 1920 trading in liberty bonds was . 447.726; the :slllsgs average of other bonds, $3.- But the investing publio will met get a chance at the Belgium § per cent bonds until they place their subscriptions therefor and are given an_ allotment by the subsyndioate members under the Mo Guarasty Trust pany, —syn te. The the olosing of the opening and ‘books pe tributes a great deal of the fun. Mc-|in his theme. L LT S e B Batbway o Gl alafayaticts Sors 516,000,000 Invisible = Toric - One-Piece - Bifocal Kay is @ veferan In the revue busi- | Starting from Paris to London by |193} Wodel Salome dresa = = I#RO IO e gen. se_ston s SL in_one block to peddle out to the Lenses. ~A special offer.ati........ceceve.. ness, gppearing a- decade ago with|Dassenger plane followed by @ StormY | standara of piotures in. which Miss | $1-000 at 91, $1.000 at 91, $1,000 at 91, $1.000 public at higher They will Drobably be offered to the publie to. morrow. 5 3 Leeal Securites. Bonds are quite actis 1er.1ocn! stock exehanige i & amal wes: Capital Traction 5» being 87, Rallway 43 easie with recovery to 59, while Debenture of the same company sold at 91. ot VL o a0, 0 en National ings pany shares at $275 a share. Draws Down $36,308.328. The Secretary of ‘Treasury has notified nmom‘hk.! ceeds of the January 15 sale of Com- the balance $26,308,326. d the e Treasury 15 per cent makes $74,000,000 paid into the since tire 15th instaat. equal to This ane Tie one thing needful is the record of income and the source thereof, the record of depreciations and of the transactions, buying and seli- ing are necessary. A Utility Refereadum. Results of the referendum on local problems_should be based on the présent and future needs of the community” brought no oppo- il prices and: the roasting. It sure satisfles!. Pound....... g’m 'coilo-ns Eggfl:‘wn&wa tribute tz Nl“('-‘q‘l:: ;E? news photographs com. | Corcor ::)’oc:_ct‘l:le":;t cl:fl:flg:r (;:a un”l e "Hfl:" b{'}:},’;” ‘x‘,fl‘l?"fl"‘.k"'f" { e R . .. . . O Dutch Clerifanunusue beyerage “Sp esldom. fal charm In its renditin ba e R ; Rave <'amaging offect. These calou: | “Th attitude which is taken toward sweet Glder_mg Tolks get elder’ hint 1818 19, extrap narily : r. lations received something of & shock |street railway proble con. 1 ership and opera- tign." opposed by 24 and sustained by They were even more confused by |1/857. the strength shown in most directions this morning. 3 The ease with which the steel and oil shares rallied might not have been conclusive proof that the market has ceased to be sensitive to unfavorable trade news but at least did show that short contracts entered into last week on the strength of the price reduc- tions in and steel were turning affairs of this concern and that these developments would .be anything but bearish on the autymobile trade. — “Regulation should everywhere be instituted that will promptly follow changes in the situation of the com- panies dering service of local trans- portation™ was supported by 1661: votes and opposed by 4%. “Provision should be made against unfair competition”—1,651 votes in the affirmative and 16 opposed. Proposition No. 6 might suggest it- 3 e = Gdaily Melropolitan Theas s in ol and self to many readers as the only one FLOUR, pkg..... R s el i “II Trovatore” an well s “Ar Sairom story of the Fise of the littis Feer e e mintasorabls impression| créat {0 et s I aous tahos STUFFED BLIVESL, e with Mme. Lilian Breton, | miliner who afterward e the ed at first by the announcefent that | gjvision of opinion. Numbers 1 3-0z._bottle.. Ty 506 itre pelos is g0 e e oy o pudience gave a|hsted Mme Du Barry, and through! g, ous fersisued by W. 8. Hibbe & Co. | the Ford Motor Company was in the |3 'are almost self-evident e PINK SALMON, ™~~~ only as long as they “iise Madeline MacOuigas; violinist, |brint. on the. French rovertioet B D bIos e e B e S oatie s | oon epperently IRot EeSuliag T Pet= can AN GRAtr ly the Bemt Sicncs S Spmeaclatioon® and,reealvad 1o s ondestul pctuee snd s ccom. | yuus pessnives yhien beoime cletrer that important | “"Fhe question of public or peirate i st TR, the DIAns waa"a ‘Sarobia | Daniod Ttk = Musioal score oug: developments were iimpending in the [ ownership would produce a little greater division of opinion, .while 4 and 5 are of secondary importance only. Nv{ “All burdens not related to the service performed should be re- ; % en, 35c¢. benefit of starving child 1 land 1 OIL STOCKS. wved from street rallways” offers make your baking success- | d0Zén, S ; brought $60 from Miss Katle Dapn’ adness the William de amimmer B 35, | utation turisied by W. B. Hitbe & Ca. chances for arpuments, and 1673 ol Spectally priced - York Apples, fancy stock, 7% peck, 15c. - ture ‘of Cosmo Hamiltan's famous | Casada Coos 2% 3% | AngioAmerican 061 Co. (aow)... 18- IRy | yotes opposed, while 1860% ferored : i Western Box Apples k: 20c. That s mecond week's Sheeinn oent:: 9% 9y |Ausntic Befaiog Go 100 1%07 | case of local street railways, the bur- - dle . 2 -,%l:pg_c 2 plcture at Loew’s Columbia Theater | = ':,‘ Backeye Pipe Line Co.- o . ,d:n ‘of :beemfll Dpolicemen, paving |- *“Onions, special at'%4 peck; 17c. D eceamaty B 0 3 s 13 | "No. 7 Oficial responsibility should ol R IR n e oy e mar | Cities ferviss 2 B, 30 34 |pe definitely fixed for the application of New, Florida €abliage, fresh i ried lives of two yot couples, de- | O © «; | O 130 1ation,” appealed to 1,682 as right - INew, resh, green, solid picts the conflict that oftentimes | Col :% Besiation = 3 . heads, Ib., 8c. 2 SR e it ity o thy 4 But one vote was given against the . . S ipping and " exomiene on, ha suggestion that “each company should by the four eo-mn—m.wwn.., { seek to have available for the public Holt, Lila Lee and Conrad Ni at all times the facts as to the result of operation and should have resident L %L local executives wholly conversant with The added attractions include a 8- local requirements. St Clyds Cook ‘comedy, “Dont :‘lckle’,‘. P Ty | Bra Washington Chapter Activities. . . - . 2 . b 2, > 1 e lzn! scenic H ., : Just a suggestion, of course, but then we know ‘you like to be remmdeanow and iz production and an excellent overtare, | o ’u: R |N¥fi§5.?flnm“"'x."wm' ‘”g?:h-“ "“...-.”"‘T‘(;‘i fs: a 5 RICED. ATR 3 £ ! ‘then of fine, tender cuts:of me'ats that happen to. be ?!SPECL‘AL%Y‘ P | _“THE COUNTY P - 3 3 i b4 a Large audienoces attended all show- [ 7|8 ARy Btk 2 o L s & Snwked Meats i We aell them by the thonsands, “"The Country Iair,” Es ST T = . % ‘Theater yesterday. The 1. and he should be able to make his sub- ern, sunlit bakery, to the YOUR home to LARGE LOAVES OF Buy three at a time. . « Pork Chops, blade end,Ib. ... ... is so good it makes the Butter fly! _market nearest supply &0OD, ‘WHOLESOMENESS! 7c a Loaf; 3 for 20¢ the product . price. at the price. VRESH Lb, Sugiy-cured Smoked Hams, small, 1b..31c ... piece, Ib. . - Southern Style Bacon, by the piece, 1b.18c " Sugar-cured Small Smoked Picnics, 1b.21c When you dine, use Palmine. It"is the new REAL substitute for butter—taking its place without any apologies. Mild and n':a. ) U Made in America, but Denmark. Just try it at this Pound, 27c; 4 Pounds for $1 Holland Belle Butter That good, pure, uniform spread that be-I- tmd hna‘:l. Yt:n.ll xl;oul:l product of a spotlessly clean creamery! """ Pound, 64c see it ‘churned! A to prove it. Nothing better can be churned Pound, 58c : 3 7-Lb. Can for $1.60 - | - COFFEE .. 25c pergound N. W. BURCHELL 1325 F St NW. |Hoffman Co. CLEANERS and DYERS 12_STORES—12 Main Office, 740 12th St. N. W. Plant, 1530 Pa. Ave. 8, E. Phone M. 4724 PRIVATE BRANCH EXCHANGE ture features Wesley Barry, freckled face y _star, as Tommy’ Turpin and gives hi mwide latitude for his remarkable gift of pantomime, with which he has risen within a very B T Viextra” to ome o -sale feature actors of filmland. Bt tine in W AshingIon ot Craadair me in n Knickerbooker Thum ‘where it will remain through today. - e It is & eamera version of the pRy by .Anne Crawford Flexner with ap- pulln: tale of mother love combined ‘with drama founded on the old Irish superstition that on All Bouls’ eve the epirits of the departed mx'murn to earth to console and help loved ones left behind. Minor films and orchestral paniment complete the.bill. CRANDALL'S. “Behold My Wie.” which yestarday Heela 3 TS EE&”‘%‘.‘:‘" (new).. L ] il i 16 1 (it CEE R R R i { il i 53 i St e Sl wnenduBant & three-day showing at Cu;. - u. Translation of a Savage.” viewed by The Minor flims and paniment com “The Revenge of T " & new thrilling photoplay, with Gene Pollar as Tarzan, opened a wi ‘The animals of the hand-to-hand fighits with two York, London, Paris, Altlo:'- African coast held an inter- @ throughout-the -eves-| of Re and whatie (55 05 R IR » a1 s -iifl e mao "S-E‘ PR R Bogezss oy 80 FEe Rk 1 return before ‘March 15. a_ diverce aare. They were married- Augut 17, 1919, and have three chiidren. ‘Washington —_— FOREIGN BONDS. Quotations furaished by W. B. Hibbe & Co. Belgan From. 56 18 INCOME TAX BLANKS OUT: Distribution Begun of Forms for Returns, $5,000 or Less. ‘was begun t Blanks wons who tax last may be obtained “at ‘1422 Pennsyl- vania avenue. Last year there were oday. will be “mailed to all per- mearly 100,000 personal income tax returns flled in the District of Co- lumbia. Failure to receive a blank form by mail will not be accepted as an excuse for not having made a the close of business FILES SUTT FOR DIVORCE.. John W. rs has filled suit. for dive !r‘s-’mm- L. C. Myer: | | year, or they ; Jject very interesting. E. H. Thomson, publicity manager of the Washington Loan and Trust Com- pany, will conduct the quiz on “Bills of Lading and Other Documents.” The Security Club of the American Se- curity and Trust Company - gave a i masquerade on Saturday evening at the igh, many of the costumes being 16 An: outdoor circus, feat 33 Hadleig! clown, is the feature of 1 beautiful and unique. , Sugar-cured Corned Meats I e e £ : i A Fresh Pork Cuts Corned Picnicg b, .................. 200 ENICKERBOCKER. Sl ; G STOCK. ZARDS, Claremont. ke By ‘Corned Belly Park, Ib. ...............28¢ S Tniliceeno i ranainvealiin s B . AL L Ges. 435 Baltimore, January 24 (Special): : Corned Ham, Ib. el day- Amerioan_li Nord. I Bask 25 19 |; Cattie—Receints for week ended Fresh Hams, Ib. ... . Corned B: I3 b ‘Bouls® o Preuss fank 4s.. 19 |noon today were 3.890 head, against o utts for seasoning, Ib. .......17¢ Berliner Bank 4» 19 |4.299 head last week. Receipts, Pork Loins, shoulder end, Ib: v 5 Vienna 4s. carloads for market for week; carloads for market today. 2 Choice heavy steers, 50c to 7ic lower; medium and light. 25c lower: bulls and cows, 50c lower. Steers—Choice, 9.0029.50; good butcher, 7.00a8. medium, 5.0086.50; common, 4.0025.00; Helfers—Choice, 7.50a7.75; fair to good, 6.00a7.00; common to medium, 3.50a5.00. Bulls—Choice, 6.507.00; fair to good, 5.0026.00; common to medium, 3.50a4.50. Cows—Choice, §.5027.00; fair to good 5.0026.00; common to_medium, 2.00a3.50. Sheep and lambs—Receipts for week ended noon today were 3.683 head. against 10,263 head last week: light supply; market lower on lambs: old cep 'steady. Sheep, 3.00 to 6.25; o3 : ‘admitabi ambs, 6.00 to 11.75. And its fresh, too—oven-hot! Twice a | Derrydale Butter : Senaition of Sir Gilbere Farkevs story | Ut ot i Hoga Hece it sa2 Deoh: et day, special runs are made. from edr ‘miod- 1f you would be thrifty—here’s; your chance THE of .the Canadian no on incomes of $5,000 a year or less | 3097, 'Y, Mol Gook: tair supply: t steady; light; 11.2 5'%0; modtum, ! X 1. ncon today were 1,131 h head last week: falr su m':or:m Righer. Calves; 7.00 to 16, ts for week ended . ead, st th centimes. 1 13 francs 951 centimes. -