Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 12

FISHING GNCE GOOD ning, or whatever tasks are mine, I don’t see my neighbors = <mmng—] suppose they re act- ing fine. While I fumigate my chickens or repair the kitchen John McCarthy Tells Society flue. folks may act up like the . of Natives One Could Hunt There, Too. Members of the Society of Native: of the District of Columbia, meeting at 1606 20th street last night, were carried back more than fifty 3 John McCarthy, who told anecdotes o treets. said the ve tngtonian, “it would take out as use he pied by the old race tracl to eight churches now s Congratulate Ofcialx. On motions made and ons con appointment an; two men wh not be ques also point born in the i citizenship The resolutio Capt. Oy of Washington Topham gratification_at the resentative Benjamin K. chairman of the House D mittee. The res the new chairman for his views on vashington, as the development of W set forth in The Star of March Mrs. E. A. Hendley moved that the | ears by Rudolph dopted on mation dickens, I don’t notice what they do. Oh, I'm singing, angel- throated, as I tinker in the rain, and my thoughts are all devoted to my labors safe and sane. So =11 do not hear the scandals that \~|¢'\l‘(‘ flying through the town, and t|I do not meet the vandals who s s when one could hunt or fish | would wreck some fair renown. And I miss the vicious stories that the gossips weave all day, for I hoe my morning glories in the good old-fashioned way. Busy people do not peddle tales that stir up human strife; busy t| people do not meddle with the dirty dregs of life; they are thinking of achievement of the toil that makes a hit, and they T preoree | know their great bereav. rment s them 1 quit. Idlers spend their time in- - | when the darkness mak sident for selecting | venting tales that make old | Satan grin, they're the sleuth- s!hounds that are scenting every trail that hints of sin; and the wholesome lads are sweating as ¥ ithe golden moments flit, only worrying and fretting when the tion commended darkness makes them quit. WALT MASON. Copyright by George Matthew Adams. soclety extend a hearty welcome to | AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS former President and Mrs. Wilson, | who have become permanent residents | Wilson Normal Community Center— of Washington. The motion was | Ohio Girls' Club meets tonight at 8 adopted. Resolutions of Regret. o'clock. Girl Scouts, Troop 25, 3 p.m. mday _Columbia Athletic Club basket all,” 7:30 p.m. Library open for Resolutions of regret at the death school children and adults. of George J. Suter, father of Jesse C. Suter, president of the soclety, were adopted. +| East Washington Community Cen- ter—Olympia and All Scholastic Ath- The society voted to co-operate |jatic clubs train tonight. with the All-States Society in stag- ing District of Columbia night at| Thomson Community Center—Ten- Central High School, and made & |p.geea & contribution toward the expenses of | rcunion the entertainment The memb. seventeen new nativi elected. Mr. Topham may be forwarded to him at 50 ship commitice. headed | Club both hola renearaats by Washington Topham, reported e . who were aid applicalions |__Tonight, at a regular third Satur- ty folks will hold Metropolitan Players a the Satur Margaret Wilson Community Center day community meeting, the neigh- street northeast, or to other MeM-|hornood parents will be entertained bers of the committee. It Was an-|yy the community center officials and nounced the next meeting would be | Qcretary, held at the home of Mrs. Hendley, 20 second vice president. road, Friday, April 15. 150,000 DRAFT EVADERS’ Columbia | Johnson-Powell Community Center —St. Patrick’s day will be celebrated { tonight by the girls and boys of the community. At 7:30 the Junior Dra- matic Club will study dramatics. Mon- day at 3 pm, elocution for small NAMES TO BE REVEALED fl:“‘ffifi?' of Cotumbla “svoning tat 5 War Department Soon to Begin Making the List of War De- linquents Public. At 4 pm, rehearsal by Junior DBramatic Club. I Dunbar Civic Center—Mass meeting of the Girls' Reserve Phyllas Wheat- ley Club, Y. W. C. A, will be held to- morrow ‘afternoon at 4 o'clock. The community center’s band, forty-five The War Department will begin |members, will practice and play con- making the list of evaders of the cert music, to which the public is invited, at 4 o'clock tomorrow after- selective draft public in a few da)s-mon. French Club will meet with through the newspapers and by fur- d'Ouakil next Thursday. nishing copies to city, state and fed- . eral police, detective agencies, the American Legion and other patriotic} ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. societies. Secretary Weeks will ask Congress TODAY. when it reconvenes to provide funds | Dr. George W. Johnston, lecture on to enable the War Department to pay | “The Drama” at 4:45 o’clock, Women's a reward of $50 to any person who |City Club. delivers to the military authorities a | deserter from the draft. Society for Philosophical Inquiry, The department's list of draft|1:30 o'clock, Public Library. Edward evaders, which originally numbered K‘"S e arasic o] Ay nearly 490,000 names, has been re- | Bein daced. by careful checking and by the apprehension of evaders to approxi- TONIGHT. mately 150,000 names. Federation of Citizens’ Associations, Of the list of nearly half a million | 8:15 o'clock, board room of Municipal mes originally compiled, it was |building. Ker found that more than 151.000 had actually served honorably in the | Biological Society, $ o'clock, Cosmos armed forces of this country or the |Club. Council meeting, 7:30 oclock. alllfes. By July 15, 1919, nearly 164 000 of those on the original list| Military hop at armory. All mem- had been apprehend=d by the military | bers of District Guard invited. or civil authorities, leaving an actua balance on that date of ahout 174. 00 | Miriam Chapter, O. E. S, dance at names. Since then approximately | Northeast Masonic Temple. 13,000 more names have been elimi- = nated. As a last check to prevent, as far as possible. branding janocent men . as deserters. the devartment had the 1ists earefully checked hy the loca bhoard members, the adjutant generals | of the states and officials of the Navy and Marine Corps. Adjt. Gen. Harris who has charge of the work. savs that perso ho have The Ohio Girls' Club. Ohioans invited. !iMasonic Temple. peason to believe that thev will be| Dr. Charles Kichardson told of charged with evading the draft, but |teaching deaf soldiers the art of lip who 4'd not actually de so, may es- cape the odium of beine nuhlicly | the Speech Reading Club at 1601 35th branded as a deeerter, nninstly, h\'xfll’e“‘ Thursday night. ecommunicating all the facts of the case to him without dslav. In four of the Mexican states th T Ke_eping Busy When attending to my spin- | Tuesday at 8 o'clock, in W: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Clarice Is Never Satisfied. hikes Sund The morning party wi leave 12th ot and New York a nue at 9 on the Washington, Balt more and Annapolis line and go to McCarthy. The afternoon group will start from seme point at 2 o'clock. going to Ardmore. where it will be Joine by the first party. Buy one- way tickets and bring es for both trips 3 The Rialto Club wi April 5 at Elks' Hall. give a dance The Association of Military Colleges | <’ and Schools of the United States will hold its convention March 23-24, in the Hotel Washington. An Exeter dinner will be given April | 9. All alumni of Phillips Exeter Acad- emy invited to attend. For informa- | tion, apply to Constant Southworth, acting secretary, Southern Alumni As- sociation, 1322 New York avenue. —— i Students of Howard University will Wwhat you want. have small parts in the comedy of “The Emperor Jones” to be given Easter Monday, 11 am., at the Belasco Theater, under the direction of Marie 1000 Pa. Ave. Moore Forrest of the District Com- munity Service. The Connecticut Soclety will meet Monday at § p.m. at headquarters, Y. W.C A Dr. James Hugh Keeley will apeak tomorrow at 3 p.m., before the Secular League at Perpetuz] Building Hall. The Pen Women have nrranzed a pro- gram for newspaper men for tomor- row from 4 to § o'clock, in the club- rooms of the National Press Club. A free lecture on “The New Way to Health, Happiness and Success,” is to be given tomorrow at 8:15 pm. at Poli's by Harry Gaze, under auspice: of Universal Psychology Association. The Georgetown Citizens’ Associa- | tion will meet Monday at 8 p.m., in Potomac Bank Hall. Senator A. O. Stanley will speak. Central Citizens’ Assoclation will meet Monday, § p.m., in Juvenile Court | room, 203 I street. The Men's Success Club will hold an open meeting for business men Monday at § pm., at the Playhouse, | 1514 N street. Mount Vernon Council, No. 10, Jr. 0. © A, M., will hold a ladies’ night hington Hall. Red_Crows Overweas League will meet Monday at 8 pm. at the Ameri- jcan Red Cross Club, 1801 L Duboix’ “Seven Last Words” will be sung by Howard University vested choir at 4:30 tomorrow in Rankin Memorial Chapel. ‘FIRST STEPS IN PRINTING DESCRIBED IN LECTURE Dr. James J. Walsh Talks on the Renaissance Before Natipnal Geographic. The renaissance produced the first “make-up” men, according to Dr. James J. Walsh, who lectured last evening on “The Century of Colum- ibus” before members of the Nati social, 8. o'clock, Wilson Normal School. All {DR. RICHARDSON SPEAKS. | Geographic y. They were It ian printe which the irope and brought out its possibilities. Gured out the proper relations Trestleboard Club entertains at old‘fl‘fd,fxn e s | s of margins, and de pe faces which for the most part are used in printing the endiess stream of newspapers, maga- {zines and books that are being turned off the presses today. Modern found- ers have not been able ]lo improve on reading, at the first public meetis f | the beauty of the early type faces, "&5th | Dr. Walsh deciared. Hi uman vas compared by Dr. One hundred and fifty persons at-{Walsh to 2 fruit tree which has good [tended the meeting. Other addresses!and bad crop periods. The century were delivered by Miss Anna C. Peck {of f‘ulumm]n bringing significant | ¢ New York, Mrs. N. Todd Porter of | geographic discoveries and the New York, Miss Mildred Kennedy of |great development of the renaissance, | law prohibits any one from taking ' Boston and Miss Cora F. zie of | the place of an employe on strike. Philadeinhi TODAY IS THE LAST DAY Open 10:30 A. M. Until 10:30 P.M. was one of the bumper “crop” periods. i{Such productive periods can be look- C, IF SHE KEEP3 ON DRAGGIN' ME AROUND ® THESE SASSIETY AFFAIRY TLL ScoN BE PLAYIN' & HARP o svery three or four hundred hoosaid not whol its count tin re {31 Dr. Walsh pointed out. In a cities of those | days educational opportunities thrown open to men and wome Women of means be | to the printers {sible the printing of bouks. w | BOND FORGERIES CHABGED are reads to supply Just E. Morrison Paper Co., FIFE & DRUM INN and Cafeteria 822 Conn. Ave. N.W. Private Home Cooks. ' i ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. 915 SOUTHERN BUILDING "HERE'S A BIG VALUE C For 8 by 10 Enlargements —You will get quality workman: i ship here all the time. | M. A. LEESE 27l s i THE | | ‘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 — be too greatly emphasized. > Downtown Bank: 900-902 F Street. Drafts in South American Currencies Furnished By Our Foreign Department THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY L HOPE HES GoT SOME THING TFASHIONABLE LIKE NEURITIS! AMUSEMENTS. SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1921—PART 1 MRS, NSGINIS, HE HAS A WELL DEVELOPED CASE OF THE G Too MUCH RICH FoaD 6ND HIGH LIVING! il n" ' fik flu\ il “‘“ "Ilm |W ALOYSIUS R NEGINIS WHERE DID YOU GET IT7 YOU MUSTVE BEEN LEANNG fi DOUBLE LIFE! | B. F. KElTH S 4;1- “Greatesl Ovation”—| ETHEL LEVEY The American Singing Comedienns, CICCOLINI Grand Opera Tenor Tritmph, Dillon & Parker. Jack Conway & Co. iy, GAYETY—Ninth Below F | VICE{;';O!;Y— I;A"Efrl;s Bruce Healey’s Dance Music at PEN-GAR All White—All Union Penna. Ave. at 21st N.W. 18:30 to 12—Popular Prices Censored — { Shubert-Belasco ox%; = SHUB! sht, 50 to $2.50. YOUTH ~ sure ITS A RIOT OF geauty nBe UGHTER " THE WHIZZ-BANG OF MUSICAL SHOWS- ATIONA ; LAST TIME TONIGHT, 8:20 «dy i Three Acts. TheARomanLc Young l.atly ght—Scnts Selling. GEO, M. COHAN'S COMEDIANS | The Biggest Musical Hit on Earth, Isa't It a Grand Old Namel Tomorrow at 3:30 A Lenten Success Msgr. Robert Hugh Benson’s PASSION PLAY “The Upper Room” All-Star Cast of Washington Carroll Hall 924 G Street N.W. HARLES H. DICGS, ING SC A DESIGNERS %onu:cncvr AVENUE Complete Stock of Edison Mazda Lamps All Sizes, All Shapes Thke Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. Special Film Features WILLIAM “THE CHEATER ¥ TRUXTON CHAS. RAY BROADWAY. Jn SK Also Fatty vt N MOORE, in “STOP THIE ter Conklin Comedy. Coming—Sun. Mon.—*“The Great Redeeme: THEATER DUMBARTON {1 i\ eraie ATs: O’DONNELL'S o O'DONNELL S 14tk Stre a R. L e Eu'l' reet lu; Ave LEADER mum:n ;:tn;,:.'.;:: Z vmmc REGENT THEATER Siargtosee| 1t D Sirest N.W. LAST DAY. in “OLD DAD.” And Comedy, TOO! 3 FIRE BRIGADE VAUDEVILLE ‘SUPERB MISS SHIRLEY MASON CRANDALL'S ji=rmorotivay LAKE, in “THE compNT A Come TODAY—CONSTANCE BI THI DIFFERENT. in “THE CRANDALL'S RKNICKERBOCKRER 18th St. at Col. Rd. TODAY — BE LS. in “SHI EMPIRE 11 I St. N.E. CONWAY TEARLE in “WHISPERING DE\ILS” 1 of the Greatest § OF TARZAN NEW STANTO! in 6th & C Sts. N.B. 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West End Branch: 618-620 17th Street. BELLEV “BANTA Dining Rooms 1332 G St. N.W. | Remerved Seatw. “WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS” By James M. Barrie, with LOIS WILSON and CONRAD IIAEEL A > CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT Flonzaley Quartet Ceuntral ' High School Auditorium Monday Evening, March 21, 8:30 P.M. Auspices Washington Society of the Fine Arts T. Arthur S CAPITOL hnisr,,, *opments % GIRLS ‘FROM JGYI.M!D" WITH FUNNY BILLY GILBERT SUNDAY—“TITTLE TATTLES" Come Today, Come Sunday Table d’Hote Dinner, 1P.M. to 8 P.M. A La Carte Service 11 AM. to 9 P.M. LUNCHROOMS 1334-36 G St. N.W. SUNDAY—S A.M. TO 8 P.M. 1338 New York Ave. CLOSED SU OPEN DAILY UNTIL MIDNIGHT Sunday, to Historic Cabin John And Enjoy a Famous Chicken Dinner at the Hotel Dancing TONIGHT Saunders’ Famous Jazz 2 ey ed Producers’ Prod METROPOLITAN 9~ NEXT WEEK »u ALICE LAKE With strong support in a drama powerful than passion and which s fimer even tham love. ‘THE GREATER CLAIM De Luxe Added Attraeti ETROPOL!TAN 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN With Stellar Support. in “OLD DAD” ADDED COMEDY Fire Drigade® RICKERBOCKER ng at 2:30 . M. DANIELS In_Her Newest Triumph, <iSHE COULDN'T HELP IT” Comedy, “Ed“Ir'l Country = __|WEEK MAT. TODAY TONIGHT, 8:20. ONLY MUSICAL SHOW IN TOWN { A, M—LAST DAY—11 P. w A Great Stage Saccess A Photodramatic Triamph Goldwyn Presents THE GONCERT With a Cast Inclading LEWIS & STONE, MYRTLE ST RTRU DI HATTON Special Musical Featares Concert Prologue Daniel Breeskin, Violin Robert Bond Gotta, Piano Orchest xilinries @~ NEXT WEEK 11 A. M—LAST DAY—11 P. M. Popular Prices—25¢, 30¢, 35¢ = Adapted From the Btory “Black Pawl” by Ben Ames Williams £S5 Orchestra Subsidiaries PWBEGINNING SUNDAY S Universal Presents fill"S“'lIJOI s SIIUBEIT-GIIIIGI * Flear Tth S suaven *TmeDufly,le Sun., 3 & 8 Guests of principal hotals take F at. o L ar e P o, | XLAST2WEEKS : D. W. GRIFFITH’S MASTRRPIECE Nights, G0e to $i. Mars, 2Se to 1. New York is paying $5.00 a' | Ksedt. “Well worth §10.00 a seat.” | 3—New York Herald. i IEATS UD' ON uu: FOR | EEE—THE LAST WEEK. | | B ********#i‘ ST o s e your Produce results, Beginners' class, sdays, $:30 to 10. Hours, 1 1o 10 p.m. 23° | MISS CHAPPELEAR Erivate lessons taught b North 5197. 1!-‘58?‘: AVE. \ vidual private ey 450 shos-denciug Tor stage s | PEOF. AND M 10t st W MISS MILLER Lessons in dancing given at any hour. 1tk hoe F. 1570, Season’ Foach'7ou 1o dancs correctly a'a aci Suicty privaie. Aay hour Normal coures fa¢ twaching. ‘dance Sat. Bve. with erchestra. u.non EJEEH.'_H Now tocated or) nu O e o Foad. 3 blocks and Ce d. _Phose, Teachers. Private and Class DANCING | ewagm America's foremost academy. You are invited to ail and nspect our schocl. Yoy