Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 30

= 30 OPENING-OF STREET URGED BY CITIZENS Rhode Island Association Re- iterates Stangd on Evarts Street in Motion. The Rhode Island Avenue Citizens' As- | ~ Sociation reiterated its stand in favor of the opening of Evarts street from Rhode Island avenue near the intersection of Tith street to 20th street northeast, by p-ssing a motion to this effect at a meting in ‘the Sherwood Presbyterian Chu-ch last night. Prosident W. S. Torbert left the chair in charre of Vice President Dr. Charles, W. Cu hbertson. to present the matter to the :ssociation. He declared th reply to the previous action of the ciation the District commissionel ons. One of them was that it would bisect the grounds of the National Lutheran Home. The other was that 't would pass through the center of |he grounds of Queen's Chapel, gisturbing reveral o:d graves. Replylaz to the first objection Mr. Torbert fafd that he was informed that the wmuthorities at the home favored outlet to Rhode Island avenue by Evarts street. Regarding the latter, he declared that a casual | survey would show that the little cemetery was not directly in line with the Druuon’d street.. ation passed the motion following several short talks from members. The greatest| advantage of the opening of the. street, it was said, would be to afford | 8 direct outlet from that section south of Rhode Island avenue to the diag: onally running avenue, instead o making a detour from 20th street. Consult Gude About the floral decorations. mates. 1214 F.—Advertisement. OBGLNIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. | Art section of the Twentieth Cen tury Club meets at 3 o'clock at 1447 Irving street. Miss C. C. Everette speaks. | - Esti- Trinity Community House hoids a mee!ing of the Women's Club at 3; o'clock. TONIGHT. ‘ Trinidad Citizens' Association meets } at 8 o'clock at the Manual Training | School, 8th and I streets northeast. | Kentucky State Society meets at § o'clock at the Thomson School, 12th and L streets. Dancing. Shamrock Club holds a dance at 9 o'clock at the Community Hall, 601 E #treet, for the benefit of the Irish re- )leL | | Z Wellington A. Adams gives a Song fecital at 8:15 o'clock at the Second Baptist Church, 3d street between H and I streets northwest. Former students of the University | of Michigan meet at 8 o'clock at the | ssociation of Collegiate Alumnae ouse, 1607 H street. Election of offi- Cers. i South Dakota Socie!y holds a re- Seption and dance at the Hadleigh . apartment, 16th street between V and W streets. ! :. Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A. holds a | membership rally at 901 Rhode Island avenue. Catholic Women's Service Club eets at the Catholic Community Uouu. 601 E street. ,Y M. H. A. meeu at 8 o'clock, in the westry room of the Eighth Street Temple. | International Sunday school lesson study class meets at 8 o'clock, in the Homer building. Public invited. i Modern Literary and Social Club meets at the Y. M. H. A. building. N. B. Fagin lectures. { Washington salon holds a soiree at $ o'clock at the salon studios, Mc- Jean building, 1517 H street. Dr. Frank Ballou amd Percy S. Foster speak. National Press Club Post, American | ion, holds a dinner at 7 o'clock at the club. Election of officers. Parent-Teacher Association of the street between 18t street and New Jersey avenue. ; Police: Association meets at fao oclol:k at the Pythlan Temple. iDr. Henry A. Tuvver speaks on “The Ladder of Life.” at 8 o'clock at the First Baptist Church. Washington Chapter of the “13” Club “Bolds a banquet at 6:30 o'clock at the ey Hotel. Mu&l Club meetl at the Uni- Club. Irving F’Ilher and Molph C. Miller speak. -BROWN ADMITS ‘BIGAMY. Seaman on the Mayflower Pleads Guilty to Indictment. John E. Brown. Mayflower, President Wilson’s yacht, | yesterday pleaded guilty to an indict- ent for bigamy. He is a native of | ‘Washington state and_married a Cali- fornia girl, who secured an interlocu- R. C. Bruce speaks. tory decree of divorte from him, ten days after Brown had gone through a geremony here with Mrs. Helen Quid- ley. The case was referred to the probation office.” Mrs. Quidley was | recently held to be of unsound mind #nd was committed to St. Elizabeth’s. —_— PLUMB ADDRESSES CLUB. Declares Railroad Executives Are | Each day $1.60 ‘ess until sold. Considering Plan. Financial difficulties of the railroads @re causing their executives to give nore serious consideration to the so- ealled Plumb plan of ownership and ‘operation, Glenn E. Plumb, author of the plan, declared in an address at the midweek luncheon of the City Club yes- afternoon. Under this plan the government would own the railroads, but private companies would operate them as at presen Overcome the ances. Here are the prices: Small Portable Electric Heat- er, for your ron'r‘n arranged to heat water on the ton. Special price $8.49 Porll‘blo Ellec‘tr‘lc Hel«tar. bulltlkllmnlm’. e i i 8998 Universal ““Blectric '$12.50 Room Heater........ ] With Electric Heat Electricity is the greatest servant of mankind. No job hard for it to tackle and conquer. Use modern electric i’lul::‘lu:: make your rooms comfortable. Instead of using worthless and un. relfable rubber hot water bottles to heat your bed; use an el heating pad. We handle a complete line of electric heating appic. THE GIBSON CO, INC. 917 G St. NW. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL et S Andre Messager's Romantic Opers, With Marion Greea, the American Barytone, And the Origieal London. Wext v..t_sunh- —Seats - VR g Y CHN DRINEWATER'S ABRAHAM LINCOLN Original lfth ;Bil’cx e E: ow Fork Compaay: P ArT s Comtn K Exacly o (e High School and College Text Books New and Used, for the Second Semester. Pearlman’s Book Shop. Open Evenings. 933 G St. Special Sale Hot-Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes $1.49 All-metal Hot-water Botile, like cut, guaracteed O years. Guaranteed One Year Bol water Bottles: rubbe 98¢ Guaranteed One Y in 98C Syringes. ‘White ‘ans, complete with 3 tips and et $1.49 The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. Each Day $1 Less‘i' 3y, by 5% Rexo Special | Camera, with Voigtiander 68 lens, with Ilex Shutter. Jan. 11 the price was $70.40. Suaent. Cos dis st M. A. LEESE Holy Name Guild Challenges St. Mark’s of New York A most spectacular basket ball game is expected tomorrow might when The Holy Name Guild team meets St. Mark's Flashers, a lead- ing team of New York City, at Murray’s Casino, 920 Yon Street. N. W., for the benefit of the Guild atheletic fund. The game is cail- ed for 8.15 o'clock, followed by dancing until midnight. All are invited. Tickets may be had this evening at 1727 13th Street; Friday evening at the Casino. TATIONERY —A wonderful showing that anticipates every de- mand. E. Morrison Paper Co., 1000 Pa. Ave. Dance, Reception, social affair a com- most popular Any sumber of pieces or combinations. SOL MINSTER Phone Main 2376 or Col. 3019 713 14th 8t. N.W. a seaman on the iff. The industrious economical person has few complaints against destiny. He may have no more brains than the spendthrift, but he knows the value of saving. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. and the 3% Winter’s Blasts Simplex Sunbowl Electric Room Heater, the best $11 98 § made. Special price.. b Our Special Electric Heating Pad, for use in bed, 98 guaranteed ........... i Our Special Three Heat Heat- ing Pad, for use in slz'm bed, best made.... ... Now. | THE EVENING 0f the photoplay art is off of the twelfth great super- Columbia Theatcr, begin the Cosmopoli tional cast—A picture ——BEGINNING ——A New Triumph!— — SheInside of the Cup“ BY WINSTON CHURCHILL— ‘Personally dircoted by Albert Capellani with an excep- _LOEW’S COLUMBIA ered Washington as the feature program of the year at Loew's ng ezt Sunday. t for Paramount that amazed Manhattan! STAR, THURSDPAY, "JANUARY KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Came Across. BOSS COULD YOO SLIP ME TH' PRICE OF A MEAL? THE ONLY THING IVE SWALLOWED To-DAY 1S AN INSULT! 97 1921, ) THINK OF 1T, NOTHIN' To EAT BUT TH' LABEL OFF OF A SORDINE CAN IN YEH BOSS, THA TH' NATURAL RESULT OF AN EMPTY SToMACH! Daily Perform- ——=CRANDALL’S METROPOLITAN ————————F Street at Tenll_—I 15~ TODAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY &% Will mark the final presentations of the most commanding film spectacle the Capital has ever seen—a photodramatic masterpicce so mighty in conception, so cxquisite in execution and so magnificent in settings and acting that it has no peer upon the contemporary Screen. The engagement cuds Saturday night. POSITIVELY LAST THREEDAYS Continuous, M. to 11 ances, 10:30 4, P. M. Sunday Doors Open at 2:30 i | ‘GAYETY [ Dth Itl?w F. Today and All Week e Beem Watting For JEAN BEDINI'S Laughing Sensation PEEK-A-BOO With Burlesque’s Funniest Clark & McCullough The Entire Original Compamy of 60 Pronounced by presxs and public to be the xrentest mhow in the world for the money. NOTE: ©n nccount of the big * advanee sule for.even- Ing performances, the manage- ment suggests that as many patrons % can ATTEND MATINEES. NEXT WEEK: Girls from Happyland. B F. KHTH’S. - 1 Sun §13 Hol'y 2.2 25 Cents Daily Mats., Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. ‘REAL CALIBER BILL'—Herald, LEO CARRILLO W\UI Rod: Elsa Ryan ;- ;,,,,:,‘Lh'.:{ . Paul Decker & Co. Comaiy B FERN & MAREE. FRIC 5‘"'15'8 e DON & DALY, m-.-e & thers. Bros. Soott. Howard's Arenic Spectar NEXT SUNDAY SR 431 U St MITCHELL, LEV OLYMPIC * AMERICAN and LU W, . 14th nnd Irving Si%. N LYRI Open 6 PM. 11 .—tUME. ETHEL CLAYTON in ‘THE SINS OF ROSANNE’ PRINCESS 1119 H V.E. A Regiuald Barker Production. “THE BRNNQNG IRON” CAROLINA GEORGE WALSH in “FROM NOW ON” DONALD, in “CURTAL —RAPHAEL - otk and O Sta. N.W. ME. AND MRS, CARTER DE HAVEN, in “TWIN BEDS." UBER" North cn itel and P St F Street at 104 LAST THRER DAYS_FOLA NEGEL, in SES10 CRANDALL’S C nuu( OE (n\ B LIFE OF T1 18th S DUMBARTON ***, W iisinns 3. x_flu(anmn,x!.n | The Most Astounaing | Savages B | Authentie. Sensation i 1P | | sI adveniures of, werd Taemm!le and William Alder among MAN-EATING BAVAGES of NEW GUINEA. P LEADER ml- Below F T THR! CONTINUOUS 1o A WESLEY BARRY Frockled-face_ltog Star) in “THE COUNTY FAIR" Coming Next W “THE CONFESSION NEW REGENT" 18th and Cal. Bts. *Shoppers’ Rest. L C HORE ACH = I 14th Street and R.'L Ave. ALLE WILLLAM, 1o ELITE } THE PURPLE CrOHER. ——STRAND— 8th at D Street N.W. Continuous From 12 Noon. VAUDEVILLE SUPERB AND ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN IN “PLEASURE SEEKERS” A story bautifully designed, forceful and - b T- T “YOU NEVER Y, “JI6G8 AND ¥ -rmlunno\n TALSIA TELL, n “CLOTHES. compell.ng. SAVOX i CRANDALL‘ 5 14th St. o TODAY—_STAK CAST, in “OF R OF TH g L “IIGLS “TILLIE WAKES UP” O'DONNELL’S _ Y=, E':”“.'“' 1E i, 8. An AND THB SOCIAL LIO: AVENUE GRAN % CRANDALL'S 35 A% MATS. 2 P.M. DAILY; 8 P TODAY—STAR And COMEDY, LION." “THE J1GGS AND THE SOCIAL BEDROOM AND BATH. n l-:. ORE. TOMORROW—STAR CAST, in “PARLOR, CE DAY SUSPICIO: Revere Theater O'DONNELL’S Ga.Ave. &Ly, CAST, “THE BREATH OF THE GODS. TOMORI DAYLIGHT. in “BURGLARS BOLD. CRAND. Au!s Arol.l.o ’l'HzA TER ‘ABTBR ul: HA- 'K JONDON'S “BUENING A VANITY FALR GTRLS, CIRCLE ...21% 2. Ave. ¥.w. Bh, W. 353 “THE BEST OF LUCK." KATH- ERINE ADAMS and ALLSTAR CAST. PATHE REVIEW. NEW STANTON % £.5 MARSHALL NEILAN'S N.E. CRANDALL'S AHLON HAMILTON, in SENNETT'S MY Penna. Ave. at 21st St. Direction Tonmight at 8:20—Mat. Sat., 2 The Eminent Actor-Evangelist Himself ROBERT DOWNING “Ten Nights in a Barroom” YORK THEATER Gn.Ave.&Quebee St HALF “DODS.* GOOD- PENNGARDENS DANCING Week Nights, 8:30 to 12. " Glass_Floor—Finest Music SHUBERT-GARRICKZE e Replete with nlu-lc. Comedy, Song < an peeialties. “GO AND GET IT” A First National Super-Special, with WESLEY (Freckles) BARRY BULL MONTANO—AGNES AYRES. Excitement—Mystery—Romance—Thrilis. LOEW’S PaLAcE Continueus, 10:30 a. m.—11 p. m, LAST THREE DAYS MARY “THE LOVE LIGHT” BEGINNING SUNDAY WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER? WIT] Marie Carroll Tom Do tigan __ Richard Tdber O MlEN ALLSTAR CAST See It Betore Broadway NEXT mx—lmn-.uu BUNDAY. DOUGLAS MacLEAN In “The Rookie’s Return” LOEW’S OLUMBI ‘Continuous, 1030 &. m—11 p. m. ‘Today and Tomorrow The Film Sensation of the Season, THE REVENGE OF TARZAN Beginning Saturday The Bad Men of the West (The Killers) A Story of the Artsona-Mexican Borderiand, = FROM STEWART EDWARD WHITE CRITERION 3%5~w. LAST THREE DAYS Paramount Presents IDSUMMER ADNESS|E JACK HOL! LILA LEE, CONRAD NIGEL BEGINNING SUNDAY “INSIDE OF THE CUP” By Winston Churchill PICKFORD| INTERPRETATIVE SCORE—SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF THIiRTY-FIVE * DAILY MATS., ALL SEATS, 55c—SUNDAY AND NIGHTS, ALL SEATS, 80c (War Taz Always Included.) 2 n-'ol‘ Smn«n-nm i POP. MAT. TODAY. BEST SEATS Direct from N. Y. Winter ‘GEORGE LE MAIRE'S BIOAIIWN BREVITIES With BERT WIL! GEORGE McEAY. GEO] m:nxoz LE MAIRE NEXT MON. NIGHT Twice Daily Thereafter, 2:15 & 8:15 Wed. Mat. 1 P. M. Sharp D. W. GRIFFITH’S SHUBERT-BELASCO D s Saturday, Jazasry 20th Each Reel sho“ Ony Once. Change of Program Weekly. CHILDREN’S MOVIE Beautiful, Fascirating; Wholesome, Educational, Instructive, Funny. PROGRAM Comedy—*Jimmy and Jams. Travel—Gypsies of the Arc Fairies of Noseyland, Nature—American Bears. Civics—Community Playday. Resorved Soats From 25c to Sl Now oa Sale at Box Office. Especially Planned for Children. ALL THIS WEEK. “ORIENTAL F ROLICS” 9 Oversea Nymphs. “EVERY LITTLE THING” 6 Capable Juvenile Artists. FERN—BIGELOW—KING MORT FOX & JOE BARTON MACCARTON & MARONE BROWN & MYRTLE Jazz Review and . HARRY SYKE. H Vaudewlle SEVEN HIQH-CLASS fc o TS, Al Stars ® Every Division:That Fought in France | § ROARIN Mot T G FILM—ONE BEST PET. —_— | Friday, January 28, at 3 P.M. Special Matinee Attraction . Poli’s Theater Tickets on sale at all hotels and Poli’s TONIGHT ‘With ' Symphonic and Voeal Accompaniments. Now Breaking All Records at the 44th Street Theater, New York. SEATS NOW All That a Picture Should Be. Monday to Saturday, 1:15 and 445 B 11 AM.—Last 3 ya—11 PO Garson Presents CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG “Hush” A SYMPHONY OF SCREEN BEAUTY AND EMOTION SADA OOWAN Orches{ra—————Auxiliaries DS~ NEXT WEEK -9y A DRAMATIC SENSATION ' M me. Priscilla 11 2. m—Todsy, Fri,, Bat—I1 p, m. ®opular Prices—25¢, 30¢, 35¢ Parcmount Presents DEEP WATERS A Maurice Tourneur Production ORCHESTRA __ SUBSIDIARIE® . HOMER and 1SS LOUISE HOMER L | TOLI'S TH | oert Buresu, Droop's. o oo lm Bun.l lkl- Main 6498. Seats now _ DANCING. o Warren he AVE. o Franklin 5333. P nll shoe-daneing for stage a8 ll‘@‘;"’ Al fanc; MR. STAFFORD rummx-m\ FORMER parter to Gertrude Hoffman, Maud Mae. will_give class ssic, _interpretive 0, 1336 Columbia T She Anneing. Allan, 'MISS CHAPPELEAR A D-\\’ISON’S""" 1329 M n. w. st \ et ten. ™ Teach you to dance correctiy in a fe Birictly private. Any hour. Normal course for teaching. with orchestra. ATHERINE BALLE 'uomnse N.W. o time w i SHUBERT-BELASCO 3= "Gir. Lee and J. J. Shubert Present & Refresh- ingly Dilferent Comedy of Love, Yoath snd Laughter, NOT SO LONG AGO Biackmer. | || Nights and Sat. Mat,, 50c to $2.00 Other Dally Mats., 25¢ to $1.00 New York is paying $5.00. “Well gorthflflo .00 a seat,” says the N. Y. 2 “Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 'CRANDALL’S l KNICKERBOCKER | B n 18tk and Col. Rd. Téday, Beginning at 6:30 ROSCOE ARBUCKLE WITH Eva LeGallienne and NEXT MON, SEATS NOW, THE SIDDONS OF TODAY. NANCE O’NEIL “TEE PASSION FLOWER.” An Artut,—A Phy,——A Company Unequaled in Years Aft. BOSTON SWPIIOIY ORCHESTRA PIERRE MONTEUX, Conductor National Theater, Tues., Feb. l. 4130 Solefst Soprame ~. Seats now on sale at Mrs. (ireene's Concert Bureau, Drooj 13th e el 3L 6492 Gl i FRIDAY 2% NATIONAL THELMA GIVEN America’s Leadlng Vieolinist Tickets, $2.00, $1.50, $1.90 T. Arthur Smith, 1306 G St. In'Irvin 8. Cobb’s Hit THE LIFE OF THE PARTY Varied Added Attractions DANCE Spiendid Music—Sirict Cemsed Treat for Children (Accompanied by Parents.) FREE EXHIBITION DONNA MAREA In Costume Esthetic Dancing. — ——Baturday. 3 o0 4:30 D, m A Perfect Place to - We teach you to dance you can Ve taught, at the RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCIN 1218 NEW YORK A’ Special course for vanced student and_ac ot A--c--‘_—g__é_.—"-f—-a-——— 3.3 Hofinnmdlln.fl.l.“ F , DANSE. O K iiorama.oad. 3 Bloeks Columbia road. Phone, stu: atirgom, wnd all beanchss Now mu-d at apa