Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1921, Page 36

T . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 191 V. S. EXTRACTING JAZZ |* —— | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The Argument Was Good, But— —By POP -MOMAND.| __ awosewewts | Government FROM JAPANESE FIDDLES |+——— S PO‘ - SGDDENLY A DRICK FALLS TrRom || IN SOFT! AS ScoN 63 “THE EL FLOOR, STRIKES You ON 1 COME To I SUE T™E THE KEAD KNOCKING You CoNTRhCT!Ne FiRrt I CARRIVED ONE FOR TWO YEARS AN' NEVER GOT BUT NOMW JUST SUPPOSING You WERE WALKING The cost of government’s too INTERESTED IN great, we shudder at the figures | ¢ Million Dollars’ Worth AN ACCIDENT ) Quarter of gk sprung, and Jones, the voter, ! PoLicy! 1 NEVER | RUN OVER,OR MN mP:'Traec‘r t(z:s%o&c I(E:Eugq\/ou CHRRY NO || FORFB0,000 AN' THEY of Walins Boug [pays the freight and feels that| | HAD any LU LoSmiaiiEa, iRt fasatD T §Ov WHER] SETTLE For 310000, | 1 Islands in 1919. he is being stung. Economy is| | W11 INSURANCE OR NOTHIN CohRSE OF Jazz music in_ this country is be- | thought a bore, it’s not by gov-| -3 se-m i G ® | ernments desired; it takes nine | | B CONSTRUCTIONS | JCOMSTRUCFION ing fadles. A report from Consul Haw Jey, at Nagoya. Japan, says a auar: | men to do a chore that one could ter of a million dollar worth of : SEEee Japanese fiddles were bought by the | do, and not feel tired he gov- United States in 1919, this country | . - itk taking the wreat bulk of the product | €rnment can 't buy a mule v ‘t i P ot this uaw. industey, Bullt up 3 "‘ | out ten miles of scarlet tape ; - 3 Japan since the world war broke S o ¢ > : ! Germany's business. | spectors round the critter fo g Three factories In Nagova produce | and write reports upon its 1 o ade in Ja :irl.;mls:x'mlg:; "oy, Wit shape; and vets report upon its OEw’s e T looks, describe the places where | Hawley sa s, 1 1 r ’ it sweats: and forty clerks in| ity S g ¢ - totht product of mu- | jorty books w rite down the find- | o Bexmnmg i sical instruments in 1919 valued at ings of the vets. The mule] would bring but little mon, if $24.419. but had spread out to three )+ Tactori employing 1,10 i 1919, w i th AL offered at a farmer's sale; but| | & ;.‘ | ORE . 440, of 8491 went gyt : were discussed last night at a mec Declared ‘Winner on Fmt Fall. | AMUSEMENTS. | AMUSEMENTS. | J i B S e B R | e our Cnele Sam gets done | YOUNG DENBY GETS DETUR‘:,,_ e e | Declgesd Winser on Fok __Awv Lo he first s l||ul|lh 1 saw Hn' H i H alf 1 i kale ion. it was annou 2 v plants develop @ business aggregat- | 10 ""“f‘h‘»"}‘_l“"“ & "L'f' ';l l‘l“h Nephew of Navy Secretary Honor- With Douglas Fair-| Lz he got an wwfal, bump.| ing 330424 - And everything our Uncle do o 1| We had a bet on as to which one nys former pl as fiddle ed by Harvard University. sed the ad-| .ou1q lean out of the window l|lr 2 has been | 15 done the most expensive way ng an officlal and | grehest, and he won. indicates, and | employes in his buildings buzz t large to the he il | r the Junior High | , the consul Edwin C. Denby, a nephew of the SpeCIa]' P‘llln )1 eatures *"THE - NUT" - : o deferred until | - like flies upon a summer day. 2iE whose h I x‘\,\,‘,::.,’;‘“,_. oo Atice 1».‘,‘“ AMUSEMENTS, CIRCLE ~ o B S = innot manufacturs instri- s sme orate et principal of the school, sug;:ls"‘ B o el e 1at St. and R. l An | cs P- W Ph. W = ot T A | A stateomen windily orat AMERICAN 75 =z i Harvard Un T * instruments of having proved t spite of prejud first entertained ja and grafters crowd the public r zood qualit e wers | trough, and Jones, he sadly pays ad. ’|}..m~ now es- ( the freight, and wonders wh re| SRecIaTE th for- ihe will get off. Oh, you are imen tates, that the not be dis-| Jones, and I am Jones, and we i have bunions on our backs, and el gva { we have tired and aching bones, ! chasea fr Helen 1 ttion Th the mesntime send in names | to her. 1 nk J. Sohotka. president of the Wt u,nur.lw association, presided. n the income of a fund left | MOORE'S | LIBERTY ~or S e [! R IA 0 corros. e v = — . 500 CARL CARLTON. PRODUCER OF IRENE, PRESENTS - 11 A, M—Last 2 Days—11 P. M. OLYMPIC 431 U ST, N.W. A RIOT OF FUN =STRAND v to the situation appe. apanese labor c t wages 99 £ i ’ a bes ) ward Hop Vo are rewdy to spply —_— AN UNi e TCn s COMe f.f.'.',fi to $1.9: from toiling 'meath a bea sty \\‘ l‘{«:’r.: Hopl m\‘\. ae e “n..-.:m»r”}.'m Giltioyn. Pressats el fah ety LEADER THEATER Stives tom thm"cs:’.fi.‘;n-."..%‘%, .p:}.’fl’sf';-x 10 $1.99; boy tax. The country for retrench- | the Connecticut eolons . seven- say. - N H 9th Helow F ! 'al.x'r WEEK—SEATS NOW ‘woman from a sroans, some pressing |teenth century, and I: warden of | Y nl work. et of ! the fleet under’ Cr E. Morrison Paper Co., i| Leo TEIN evils to abate: alas, my mcnd\ FARMERS IN CONVENTION i\\e all are Jones. and Jones, you know, he pays the freight. FIX HELPERS’ PAY SCALE| ..., \ALLS0Y | MOVIES AS ATTRACTION. | Twenty-Five Cents an Hour for UN]ON BACKS MR. HAYS. Entertainment Flanned to Benefit Regular Farm Work, Decision e Junior High School. i in Montgomery County. Postal Clerks Agree to Help De- (Flans for the motion picture per- | cher As- Special Dispa at Denby | ppa ke | 1009 Pn. Ave. - L ! = | Continnous From 12 Noon i = M“N' ; | VAUDEVILLE SUPERB o ’ | AND i | JACK PICKFORD In the Famous 0. Tenrs Stors, | = i “A DOUBLE-DYED }‘CBIAHBQILL‘S DECEIVER” THE SCOPFE EMPIRE CRANDALL'S In a Comedy of Parisian Life 6" TO"’ ETROPOLITAN i | treet nt 10th Next Thursday, 4:10; Sents Now. “Mowt Accomplished of Livinz Re- citors” —London Times. | ' RUTH DRAPER i \ In an Adaptation of the 911 1 St. N.E. Bensational Stage Success BILLIE RHODES in “NOBODY’S GIRL” JUSTI‘\'E JOH\QTO\F “REACKRITDS in “The d Service Stations . A. O'Neill, Inc. so1 11 Naw, Bradburn Bat'y & El Service 616 Pa. Ave. S.E. Western Auln Supp!y Co. e partment Head Improve Service. | Md. March 11.—Ac-| Unanimous support of Postmaster |7 nlull]nn adopted at Vasa Pnhoda the benefit of ath ivities at_the Bohemian Vie {Clelia Fioravanti, Contraltc Belasco—Sunday, March 13, 3:3' Seats on sale af Jordan Plano Co. 13th and G county. Sandy Spring and | large number of |t from ¥ and elsewhere, farmers, or a |and employ d. A e ; 3 ill hereafter | paizn to reduce night \\nrl\ by educs | 1 ur for regular | tion of the public to early mailing is ream ! s an hour for | to be inaugurated. | Orchestra Auxiliaries 1 - 9%~ NEXT WEEK %u || Gnldu:un Presents N.W. CLAS MACLEAN, RN And COMBDY Modern Auto Supply Co. 17 1 St N.E. Trn)lor-Etlmger B-iy Service 1417 Irving St. N.W. The John A.-Wineberger Co., Inc. 700 Ga. Ave. N.W. Smith's Bat’y & EL Service 2110 18th St. N.W. 33 MeTropovtia l H " “DEEP WATERS” CRANDALL’S | AVENTE Ga CE |l PRINCESS '»ae.!,n';,‘-‘-'@:m‘vf' iy e o | A o ALLAX DWAN'S ) SONNETT'S “TOVE. REHAV “THE 18] re laborers are charge of 25 cents J,: conforms witn | e = _;_ Dlpped Box | Saturday Onmly | i B oiienirs | Sayder & Litte Mary Sweet, 709 D St. N.W. is and bridges, and | Present a 49 | distinctive two- < wazes paid in the | strap ) ars past. \ & EL Service Pa. Ave. N.W. Takoma Auto Supply Station 16 Cedar St. Takoma Park, D. C. Smithdeal B: ALICE JOYCE in Greatest Photodrama Inter- preted by a Special Cast of i “COUSIN KATE" HERMANN ém CAROLINA | i | S % edopted calling i Y “The Still Better Willard” i Stars el FOR YOU | A:.L”'§¥X£"c%r UANAMATEUR DEVILS = “THE SCOFFER" WRlam Y | | “AN AMATEUR DEVIL” CRANDALL’S YORK THETEA || on Bell, was ] | Griare mnnoheent News—Symphony—Topiea ’ TOIRNEUR'S “THE t the resolution to ‘fl WOHTOANS |—RAPHAEL— TNITIAN & HART. o i | AnA_COMEDY. " Sth and O Sta. N.W. BILLIE BURK. in > ntion was presided over by William J and the retaries were Samuel I t Maln Station K CFANBALL'S 16t and Col 31 Washington-Battery-Company NICKERBOCKER C For 8 by 10 t Enlargements | ; —You will get| | quality workman- b 11 A.M.—Last 2 Days—i1 P.M. || TODAY ore ship here all the| 7 ! ~ o M:n: thale. | Popular Prices—25c. 30c, 35¢ Beginning at 6:30 P, M. dent_of. Yhe Cosmopolitan Productions Present || THE BRYANT m,,m-,s | §§ WASHBURN Vith Lois Wilsen, fn “A FULL HOUSE” “Movie Far.” | gt TOKIGKT ml 1’8 war. s s auisliK ONLY N. Y Century Sensatio A MEGINALD BARKER || [METROPOLIT ! THE |ALL STAR CAs: ‘ontinuous, 10:30 OF '\l %~ NEXT WEEK = ious. 10:30 2.t WHIRL | 100 BEAUTIES i A First National Attraction = sl S g > oF THE PRE-W“" PRIGE CODLESS MEN| 2 % EFHEL | TOWN | s 5230 P | BepNeS: 1t —Saats NOW 1621-23 L St. NW. Dr. Lo D. Graeves of Beltsvill 4 DE G. A T. Snouffer and J. Grove of TRUXTON: ™" forated kid trimmings to | i Brown suede with per- ] i Frederick county and_Francis Snow- match. den. A har. William J. Wil- PASS'ONATE liams Zdington Bell, James M. Sth St. S.E. By and oinecs A county. Slyd&@_uwe BANQUET, FOUNDERS’ DAY ] hington Alumni Club of Phi| *Degirable Shoes and ""‘U’!" a will give its annual Found- nquet at the niversity Club ight. Delegations from New elphia. Baltimore and the of Virginia will attend. GRACE DARMOXD. in S0 LONG, LETTY.” With Special Music. With Exceptional All-Star CIst A Paramount Picture ' Orchestra nnmrfln 1@ BEGINNING SUNDAY®1 g ELITE 4t» Street and R. L Ave. S ETT. in Purest and C (Including war tax) Atthe Litle Shop 1010 E St. N.W. Around the Corner OPEN SUNDAYS Sork Capt, A. Allen of : Virginia. William Mather L4 be toastmaster. Among those expected to attend will be Justice McReynolds. Senator Fletcher of Florida, A. M. Morrison, Claude N. Ben- nett and Gen. Robert E. Noble. 1 sors, Razors, Penknives, Butcher and Kitchen Knives, lce Skates, etc. WE sharpen all kinds of Scise sToRY ‘BLACK PAW | BEN AMEZS WILLIARM A BLACK PAWLS oY {Pop.Mat. Thu ., Best Seats $1.5 ‘The Price of Possession’ ¢ ‘We do Nickel Plating, Gold Plate ing and Silver Plating. All Work Guaranteed. “Replace_ your , . THE GIBSON CO., Q“Bm e TONY GERACI S gt g ; e o “STIKTiTE n D ] It S MILDRED HARRIS R ]| RO & ke * SHUBERT-GARRICK || CHAPLIN Prize for the Prettiest Girl ARCADE BALLROOM, Becond Floor TONIGHT f Farewsll Dance Given by LOEW’S OLUMBI Continuous, 10:30 a.m—11 _p.m. LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents The Giggrest Fusical Ploy Im RUFFO w"u'. Grente w-n Take Note of Our t Appearance Kton o I'S—Mondny, March 14—i:30 “THE A 2 Beats on sals at Mrs. Greene's Dunoml Bu- Officers and Directors dow on like a tube patch Youre X Fhearmn b, TARG, Cummince, Tokn Samons p e e e without tools—without extra: | A Twice Daily, 2 & 8; Sun.,.3 & 8 |[]| &4, Arita, Stewarts Handsome GllnEn lll' ” 9 ¢ 'Saurice D. Rosenberg, President expense —® without removing ! Some / “After Dinner” s Ry g":;::r' Georoe, in Her Newest | F KEITH S.g e Joseph Sanders...Ist Vice Pres. back curtain—without loss of i d A W. A. Bennett.....2d Vice Pres. || car’s use. ], lasts langer, | | The Two Best 8c Cigars [ Irvia Owing: 3d Viee Pres. OLD DAD" | eca ere stitchin, Made " e [Py \ X MUST CONTINUE || ¢ zowe, 2 v Dr. Clareace A. Weaver, A to weaken celluloid. At All Dealers Greater Than “The Woman in His Alexander Wolf,General C We have them in stock for all popue ( Jokm M. Riordon ier lar cans. Price, 60c up. ;-k Guests of principal betels take F st. car to 7th and F sts. aw. —WITH— MAE MURRAY BEGINNING SUNDAY William De Mille's Triumph! Duly'“Snn. Hol'y 258 25 Cents Daily Mats.. Exoupt ys, Sundays and Holidays. “Delighted”—Post GERTRUDE HOFFMA‘ ¥ NEXT WEEK [ ey assct vevcres GEORGE WHITING & SAD) “WHAT EVERY i Frank Owings....Asst. Cashier Mend leaby vool wih Unsurpassed Record of 1‘ R P. Andrews, Fdmaras, et EASeL Rec aher= S8 . == i = WOMAN l.ows" ] St tier s s Shone” Novelty Sl Locts Db, v c 7 g_ omerdmger 7 Consecutive ATIONAL Tomeye e s B s et || ik F. W. Bolgiano, . L # In Washington's Model - | b i | 7 fi’:.:fl' Davi, ey & Sarer, i e et 508 9th _-€)\ SIIOHIIIgS xmxu‘”énkfi?“;ua'fi" With Lois vfi:‘s:en and Conrad || GAYm—lllfll BQIOWF "5 Lantsiee “IT’S UP TO ‘ s R o2 2} D. W. GRIFFITH’S | oupis 1anis m‘l.:‘“.f}.fi"c#:r’uf:mfi' "Mllllon Dolllr Dolh” = Selling. MASTERPIECE * m‘%fi.’flf-’,‘ffi'fi. 5 Next Week—"VICTORY BELLES." ’ s |An Aunual Event of the Most Distinguished —_— ——— = "lhllggg::lt:hrlmlmmrnm. David Belasco Aan Ducmq. The Romantic Young Lady Somm, DAVISON 'S 1329 Mowins i | By G. Martinez Sierra. _Adapted by Helen and Beason's dancersThe Toddie” “tast ! . Granville Barker With This Superb Cast- Eat"Biep. " Resillent Walk, Army-Ni L e | Martha Hedman, Elise Barl Marie Wain- S it oy g oo Bt | wright, Beatrics Bayard, Boshell, Harry Surictly vr&v_- c.d.w :::nl an:":. course. Groen, Francis Byrne, Ed: Emery, Konneth tsacking. Class dance ' Seebadiin; Thomson, Hubbard Kirkpatrick, Harry Dornton. | v SRS, UD! | An Englis Poetry Music|| VIEW OF LINCOLN Children, 8:30 to 9:30 '\‘u&:"fl“ b,.m.“,h,., 1900, A Lect b; PRAISED BY MINISTERS OF S ’ _Grown-ups to Midnight | J. J lloillll.ll and Mrs. H. L. lldl 3 e ‘P"G Theatar Paave. st 11th, x.u“'nm“‘ma 2 slocks THE GOSPEL AS APPROPRI- || John Drinkwater ATE TO LENTEN SEASON Author of “Abraham Lincoln” tfiuo:‘ l:?;d#m C.ulw road. Phooe, ste- ROUND THE TOWN Nights, 50c to $2. Mats., Z5¢ 14 $1. Auspices of Hours. 1 te 10 p.m. 28% The Coffee " dancing rorvaetly e Nl Sunday—"GIRLS FROX JOYLAMND." ¢ ||| Tuesdays. 8:30 to 1 e v | e vl e o | oNIGHT—SPECIAL—, MISS CHAPPELEAR of I_)c‘:fsteak eat. “Well wor.thv;{o ) : mt * ||| Auditorium, CentralHighSchool ._’;;___J_____;L‘:m“""‘ iV, richness *—New York Herald. | March lzd,' 8:15 0’Clock EN GAR We_teach you to g TS v urse. 12 i Reserved Seats $1.00| ACHOD. DB o CATHERINE BALLE E S C O T E A 8 of (BeBucisty/ ML X Avr. Alro Known ss Penn B-rdnn-. 1218 NEW YORK AVE. 740 9th St. N.W. Why waste lul‘.mfl w l\ '-'(nmr ‘Aho "ll(! your x.m-u for : -xu- g Next to New Masonic Temple. 80c lb FOR = = = PPl course lessons, hail o, Another Cup, Please 0 : NEXT WEEK BOSTON SYMPHONY m n_m =zt m P &“__ fi:}m:%;g;:{,:;le :;::E‘ET:: time? We results. Beginners' class, ORCHESTRA A R M E SWING CO *wmmc_hv your séats {a | PIERRE MONTEUX, Comductor. | LT mmmu. m! arly moratng " kewrs: "-.:,‘.; NATIONAL THEATER me: o 55 T e %, 1 ee T ANK OF COMMERCE | A. EBERLY’S SONS, INC. AND SAVINGS It Wholesale Distributors d | remeiw AVA = MOCHA Cor. 7th and E Sts. | Phone Main 6557 COFFEE “Sire, it will do you good.” 50(: lb In these simple words a e little page of the palace offered Napoleon the solace of a cup of coffee (probably Java and Mocha) after his defeat at Waterloo and return to Paris. SCIALIZED ROASTING DEYV) UP CHARACTER OF EACH VAR *********g******** g —Recognized as the best. Thousands of housewives prefer it, -—Try it once !and you will 8th and H Sts. NW. | p ; *:"“"' e a1 e .’mwzu:&% POMNANYIFinuist. I T e BNW cEISieX DUPONT #omss B *4*4**44444* P g U o T Same Populir Prioss—Ho Xo. ¢ Dot G T P, 1635.We +