Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 30

= . . ’ : . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO! D. APRIL 12, 1921 —Don’ — POP MOMAND.| e E. L. STOCK, D. C. MAN, [PRESIDENT IS HONORARY KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Don’t Let It Happen to You. By = AMUSEMENTS. ; LOEW'S HONORED BY ROTARIANS | HEAD OF NEWS WRITERS | Mr-t1- SURE'S YER |[WHERE ONEARTH DO YOU SUPPOSE HNY MM A MOST I THAT HOME MADE HAIR TONIC OF S PECULIAR CASE OF AI A c ’ i ? He oF 3 BLCOHOLIC POIDONING!| Elected to Governorship at Atlantic [Elected by White House Corre- ik w};‘; o fiLmey S vot i e s i | Co 5 City—Washington Chosen spondents’ Corps—F. R. Lamb DISAPPEARED " CAVITY 13 COVERED ‘ontinuouns, 10:30 a.m.—11 p.m. 5 l-, for Convention. Chosen Active President. WITH WHISKERS! TODAY AND ALL WEEK President Harding was elected hon- | Paramount Presents orary president and George B. Chris- - i WALLA tian, jr., his secretary, was elected . . A 4 Z i chairman ex-officio of the White ' Dt N 3 il House Correspondents’ A iation at v, w! 7 F ol Z ‘ i it a meeting of the association held in 3 v y af sk 5 it the pressroom of the White House T - : : yesterday afternoon. The active offi- : , ¢ 5 33 | ® —in— cers elected wer >resident, Fran . 4 3 el kg T ” R TLamb, the Washi - ¢ : . ’ | The Love Special presiden, Rus . < Sunshine Comedy—*The Baby” F Byron Price, These officers, with Frank A . the International Ne rvice, K e Wallace B. MacNamee, the Unive 2 ; News Service, will comprise the K, utive committee. N This association. which was organ- N ized eight vears ago, has charge of - - the activities of the army of cor- Pl S Thomson S . Biniskins is SEMENTS. b respondents who are assigned 1o > tn the Thomson School. Binlekin: AMUSEMENTS. AMTU:! [ Continuews 10:30 2. m—11 p. my gover the White House and to note Lloyd George pllloels 5 flaass=— = the official work of the President ol = )] : il W PLAYING the United States, and mc‘-jnc(i:ns”r‘vr A e T ¥ Unity Society meeting, room | “ its directing hcads are subject«o the | N Association will isis every - | Homer building, at 7 o'clock for Mull\ il Spproval Of Jresident tlariing dud |n-l;:'i«?'-’nnu:|";;‘,;nn:mr;o:r'ow %¢|, Hemeetsa crisis every morn- | fomer buildine, ing. il Secretary Christian, under “‘r::sa Ty e bt Honae: ing, and knocks it, groggy, to peie LY il : s the, eleodon yesterday e : o = - 4. was held. | The ‘cxroutive committce | The Helen Keller Guila wiil meee| the floor: the crises come, with | AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS 1 1] is empowered to pass upon the eligi- { tomorrow at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Philip | scanty warning, and find him| \ijeon < E fo make”all drrameemiyee Wit the n:':;?fl'fl' .""?,'{‘.',:T:: ;".;'1'1' American | the day with lofty scorning that Ry i i o e o P omonoy from 2 te 4ldoes not bring him three or four. anees dif"\d d:gp:::"'?l‘!n: rl;(f'&jlf:;"pn ¥ i 0. CSAND, i An, 1i aenaation ceiving of newspaper men as a body o eichraie the "gu“l’)!i{’r"‘; It seems at times he will be|Social club, interior decoration. |§ C 9 5 1 v -t —WITH— i <. The executive com- |versary of the laying of the Dis . L3 Slub int Qecoran ; ; | mittee also will act in co-operation .vl:ilhvrumn;er boundary stone. Alex- shaken, when a<‘l\'ersanle\ loomfiMasical) Comedy, (Club, fevim pres . HOUSE PETERS and with the standing committee of the [andria cars for the ship vard sta & S ; il Senate and House press galleries and | Will necessitate only a short walk to ulp .]tr]”“ i cat last “Tlv }:r) t il FLORENCE VIDOR E. L. STOCK. the oome»s of newspaper men “nu- |l¥}|ll].‘llnuse_ .:.;d stone. fi"in'\'-\i::‘fl- he'll lose his bacon: we'll show <hington Communi .4,.}("(,.” |‘ represanting those who gather news |bers of the society and frien | hi on Dressmaking | e km:t"‘\\':sp{l‘rllgllo was |2, he various government depart- | Marine Band. Speaking. I‘IuT \\:\hl;:nt‘l1r$'r§0l:vTh:}i\rrguit: e o] ~owiN BRI RIS ard L. S ments. E nate pages basket ball | elocted unanimously to the governor- _| The Pauliat choristers will give a 2l Ship of the fifth Rotary district at | aCordingf to the charter. the ob-|.on cre Thursday night in the Cathotic | forsaken, Lloyd George puts up = . ey the annual district conference here|promote the interests of those re|UNIVersity gymnasium under the|a grand sweet song. His foes| Thomson Cémmunity Center—Meet- | - yesterday. Portors and correspondents assigned |2USPices of “the Catholic Womens| & 87000 PO SO o8 0 ingof the West Virkinia Society of “THEATER Delegates from Washington as Service Club for the benefit of the|are always advertising tha y at § o'clock. Sth St. S.E. e gt e 35|to the White House. Only members of ! YL Net : s i l‘"‘i"’“:_rsd tion ‘arose to usher in the | f the association and those regular- [ National Catholic Community House.|aill fire him from his chair; dr(’q‘:;’;k‘l‘"’: RECITAL new Eovernor with applause and {}’;“f":fl%"’b‘;’ the Cupitol nreEs & ;The Parent-Tencher ‘1‘1-:::.(":&-(:: they have him where his tricks . Troop 64, at llr\rr( “Theater = mSTPONE“D' cheers. Past International Presiden e unior High School wi s5s = i :30 p.m. 1 Ave.& Pk.Rd. ) THUL<HAY. APRIL, John Poole made the nomination. |I°ECA of the White House Press-iichool Thursday at 7:45 pm. The]SUTprising will never get h\mi-? 0;p.m e i o Uffice of T. ARTHI'L . Xhel unsoimous. nomiustion of the{iwl o oo £ &6 Guestion of the name for the school anywhere ; he does some fancy! Johnson-Powell Community Cen- . b district means l‘ha( m_e‘_-m-nu_“ :y Houte seorer o ohmon of ¢ ?w“_;m‘“ will be discussed. compromising, and lo, he’s right ter—French: elementary, 3 o'clock | = Teraly a matier of routine. . " bodyguard o Previdnit Harding. hat| Mies Lella Weehiln will talk on “Art side up with care. Oh, kings ! risthmic dancing: for ehildren 4 3 { Shubert-Belazco Jnieri S, jSu3 to put Wresh g on furtheritn Whase poeipet auty Eial At arms. tand the Nation,” tomorrow at § o'elock fa|,,e,]tl TRETE overtuiaiy tfié {fiithmic. Sancine Mor ada LIBER" ‘\orth‘(‘.pllol nd P stz RICHARD WALTON TULLY Presents 1i i id to Wi e to de- V' 's City Club. ove: 0 Plavi 7 ehoas. et ey for ihe Comcation [TectiDersonsimotientiflca th he nrivie | (1t Womels City: Clu R ¢ i e gf des | Muunt Pleasant Players. 1:10. = To : Star Cast in “SOM ! of the district next year. Conference |leges attempting to uttend the Presi-| The Bryan-Buchanan Parent-Teaeher | 12M€ Ol many statesmen fades, Mororeiat tipmy irhyth L] Also MACK ! reports and proposed constitutional g::te: mt&nlerenveq wil the news-|Association will meet tomorrow at and ministers for death are]for ¢hildren. 0D i changes, as well as general arrange- . 30 p.m., at the Bryan School TS, : 2 : e the coming year. were —_— Albertus’ of the Wilson School will|yearning, who lately headed the| Miner ‘ BATES TIMES ong o moportanttopleaforidia: FORM ADVISORY BOARD Bpeaic e parades; but Lloyd George keeps | hom ss, Dramatic Club, | e _ Senator s.-.-g: M., SgonrldAn bt the home fires burning, and%"““‘ Needle Work Club. | “The Masquernder" FOR SALVATION ARMY [2ddress the California State Assocla-l|aughs at all your hand grenades.! Garnet-Phelps Community Center—: {12 « Pay Transcenting o Toterest AU Gon- PROTEST GOES IN TODAY. tion Thursday evening at the Thom- e | Tonight, 8 oclock: Womens ex- from 10 a.m. fo 11 pm ooy D S A= {on School. There will be a musical At home his foes are out to pot | z Tabocor Gar : NE poBITTER FRUIT. Two L . > DEogTamandidincing him, as they would bag a bloom- | operative League (beauty parlor and ! - G_NOCTOR. ext Monday—Seats Thursday. Mothers’ Club Would Bar Menac: |officers Elected for Committee to La Kabea Enperanto Kiubo will meet | ing hare ; abroad h ;f enemies | barber shop), amphion Glee Club. | {{'T‘;}}L’A"(“}"’ln‘l 3 vl The SELWYNS Present { to School Playgrounds. Colopents WithTan | [ et e Tt ad by e , ==—=STRAND Doxarn | maiex | rrcor - 2 y . t Washington Community Cen- | ARG AN | W The petition drafted by the Moth- & - Sehool. All Esperantists welcome. \\.oulld S“.atl h'"} ?"d'mmb :’.‘” Young ~Men's CRANDALLST cater, 9th & E St Sth at D Street N.W. BRIAN M :RGAN WOOD oS, Club_of the Adams School pro orsers, The X. T. C. Club will hold ita thitia] ""% G piling) cln!r )}:n dtlt N &Sl ronAy_wanE . Contingous from 12 Noon. 1= the Musical Play, “Buddies” | testing against the erection of a row A . 2 s c ; B AT . e ! of houses on & vacant 1ot adjotne o,"“t’},‘:‘"é"‘f‘flf;:‘"A;‘,‘“y““é’o‘:l‘a’;"{‘I;'f“ dence Trantay mighi Wt gieelaes :nrcll ';‘15 hl;gnle)ear‘r?l;tg <::‘le:"2:;'(ylfle Club, Invincible Pleasure Club.|§ I ana MaCK \éUDEVlLLE SUPERB giid] ing the school. will be presented to |9 the, Salvation Army conventl A N oo | FroRoRbOR AROYIE Featuring the Great Magicians, —— the board of education at its special { gunon hed Sueh © suecesstul eRding | pograie |, Pearse Couneil, A.A.R.LR., spare. A crisis meets him in the “"""”*,Cg;:'";g:"gm(e"'" | e ciorcs ™ Ana SIA GREAT FELIX & CO. FATHER FINN corfference at the Franklin School |nyigerict building yesterday by Com- |Will present “Irelandsin Song, Dance d d tells him that hi < At Y, FALOW TROUBLE ALSO THE this afternoon by Mrs. Lucius Lamar, | ;icsioner Cuno H. Rudolph by organ. |and Story,” Friday and Saturday even- awmng. and te 1m that 1"'",' e oun A STELLAR CAST AND ane A restirday “the pe. | 126 a Salvation Army advisory board |ings at § g is up, and cries, with roarmgl Athletic Crub Boy e e tition cites that the building of [ TRormer Coimmlsoions enry B. F.| ./ entary vaudeviile and doggoning, that he mustScouts, No. 511; Youns Men's Athletic “SHERRY l au Is orls ers homes on_the property will destroy | Nacfariand was eclected chairman, | dance will be given at Pythian Temple| drink the hemlock cup; and in a | Qubs: Mothers” Thri u i the playground facilities of the 350 [ Newiold Noyes. vice chairman. and i By the Policemen's Association Thurs- | 471 e 4 g A —=— Noies (QIE to shows opening, on Sun = = children _enrolled at the' Adams|Thomas Hickman, treasurer. Other |9ay night. Members of the committee | minute it is fawning around him T g e e Ay, WA il A1, Oomoart School " It requests the &chool board | members of the board elected inelude | In charge of the aflair are George W. | [ike 2 spaniel pup. ¥ nigl CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY GYM. to try and prevent the buildings|Commissioner Rudolph, Earl Godwin, | Sollers. chairman; Sergts. J. H. Witt- AT = THUREDAY, APRIL 14, 8:20 p. m. from being erected and to purchase | Charies §. Mitchell, Avery C. Marks, Statt and G. H. Moran, Policewoman WALT MASON. EMP E Sobant, hrtatc Uity Some this property for a permanent school | Rudolph Jose, Clarence R. Wilson, | Rosemary Tuttle. Policeman J. C. Ma- ewm.m by George Matthew Adarhs. 2 p.m. daily; $3, 2 and §1 (no war tax). loney and Desk Sergt. W. J. Wagner. B . 83, playground. If the school board finds that it will be unable to preserve the vacant lot as a playground, the club will urge that a lot on the opposite side of the street from the school be ac- quired and converted itno a_play- ground. The club will meet Thurs- day to decide on some plan of rais- ing funds to equip 2 playground. SLASHED BY BANDITS. Edward McNey Victim of Assault and Attempted Robbery. Edward McNey, a prosperous mer- chant ,at Riverdale, Prince Georges county, Md.. was the victim of an as. sault and attempted robbery near his home about 2 o'clock this morning. His home is about three blocks from his store. and two unidentified white men held him up on the street about midway between the store and his home, slashed him with a razor and disappeared without getting what money he had in his possession. The two men are ‘believed to have driven away in an automobile, but no trace of them was found. hat thought to belong to one of them and the razor were found near tie scene of the attack. e Fashionable Brides Carry Flowers from Shaffer’s. 900 14th. Tel Main 2416. —Advertisement. William F. Gude, Charles C. Glover, jr., and Victor B. Deyber. The board is to co-operate with local Salvation Army authorities. TAEOMA PARK VOTES BOARD. Citizens’ Association Approves Aid to Salvation Army. The organization of a Salvdtion Army board in Takoma Park was ap- proved unanimously at a meeting of the Takoma Park Citizens’ Associa- tion held last night in the Takoma Public Library. Mrs. Ernest Wiggins addressed the association, explaining in detai] the plans of the Salvation Army to establish boards in the vari- ous communities, with local residents composing the board. She told of the work of the organization in the past and urged the co-operation of the citizens of Takoma Park and vicinity to assist in the welfare work. At the conclusion of her address she announced acceptances from the fol- lowing who will serve on the board: Jesse C. Suter, Mrs. Otto Veerhoff, Mrs. McCrory, Mrs. Beck, Mra. Chase, Dr. and Mrs. D. N. Shoemaker, Mrs. Alcena lamond, Mrs. Walter C. Irey, Development of the Short will be discussed by Mrs. H. C. MeNeill, at the “Booklovers' Hour," be held at the Phyllis Wheatley C. A., colored, 901 Rhode Island ave- nue northwest, at 8 o'clock’ this even- ing and to which the public is cordially invited. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The West Virginia Society will meet at 8 o'clock at the Thomson School. U. 8. Grant Cirdle, Ladies’ G. A R., will celebrate the circle's thirtieth gr;lhdly anniversary at A all. The New Jersey State Society will meet_at 8 o'clock at Wilson Normal Schoo). The Club With a Smile, composed of employes of the Meyer's Shops, will i meet in the oak room of the Raleigh at 6:30 o'clock. L. W. Brown, pres dent, will speak. Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mrs. Ramsay, Claude Livingston, Dr. W. W. Stockberger, H. K. Hobart and Samuel C. Redman. The associatior approved the enact ment into law at the present session of Congress of the bill providing for an institution for the care and training ol feeble-minded children. Foreladies of various printing of- fices and binderies will hold an open meeting at 8 o'adlock at the Typothetae of Washington rooms, 1413 G street. Wllhlnx!on Camp, No. 305, Sons of Confederate Veterans, will meet at 8 o'dlock at Confederate Memorial Hotel Senl.!or Pat Harrison wnll speak. meet at 2:30 o'clock rooms of the Washington Hebrew Congregation. 5 ‘Washington University will meet at 4:30 o'clock at 1435 K street to con- sider proposed amendment constitution. Grover Cleveland School will from 1 to 3 o'clock at the school. Friends invited. America, will hold an apron sale and bazaar in Odd Fellows’ ning. will hold an open meeting at the clubhouse, 1337 K street. Marshall will speak. bon Sodlety will meet at 4:45 o'clock T (ul(mm) s m EARL METCALF Supported by a Stellar Cast, in “THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW” Pop. $1.50 WALTER HAMPDEN HAMLET EOMEQ & JULIET, Wed. Night., CHANT VENICE, Thur, mat. BETH, nnr. Heht, Bat. mat sad SERVANT IN HOUSE, MONEY NOW C For 8 by 10 Enlargements —You will get quality workman- ship here all the time. M. A. LEESE 2P % TODAY. ‘The Council of Jewish Women will in the vestry 624 H N.E, TODAY AND TOMORROW—MAE M in “THE GILDED LILL’ Tonight, 8:20 l"ol‘l Mats. Wed. & Sa America’s Foremost. Girliesque Marcusgh Ok ‘The Columbian Women of George in the The Parent-Teacher Associatjon of meet DUNBAR Presents Americars. Opoatase Comic Opera, ROBIN HOOD A Cast of American Comic Opera Stars, ___An_Orchestra of Symphony Players. Sth, Below ¥ GAYETY °35. Witki ED LEE WROTHE And_hix “Best Show” Next Week—'Girls de Looks’ Complete Stock of Edison Mazda Lamps All Sizes, All Shapes The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. Unity Council, No. 17, Daughters of Hall, Ben- The Graduate Nurses' Association Beg. Next Sun. Night—Seats Pop. $1.50 Mat. Thursday Messrs. SHUBERT Present The World-Famous Comedians McINTYRE and HEATH In the Gorgeous Musical Extravaganza, “HELLO, ALEXANDER” The World's Greatest Fun Show Miss Arcley The spring bird class of the Audu- Tonight, at 8:15 MER- MAC- night. Friday Ililht Lut‘ppnmm inWashiagton for 2 Years Tickets, Seats on sale at Mrs. Gresne's Concert Bi rean in Droop's, 13th & G. Main 0453 B l-' KEITH’S = lee Fonr Marx Bros, & Co “ml'. mlAlmE ;’W‘. ‘With STELLAR SUPPORT ia “Mamma’s Affair” Home. TODAY OHIO SOCIETY ELECTS. |p, . SUPREME COURT ~ [ mifieicihndfisi Sl e ST e Attorney General Chief Speaker at Meeting. Attorney General Harry M. Daugh- erty was the principal speaker at the meeting of the Ohio Society hels Rauscher's last night. The following were elected officers for the ensuing HONORS JUDGE PRITCHARD | Justice Gould, Who Served With Late Jurist, Pays Him Special Tribute. at the Cosmos Club. ‘Woodbridge, speake: Meeting of Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens’ Association, 8 o'clock at the home of S. D. Grove, 1322 Dogwood street. Lester A special meeting of the Catholic Womenyy Service Club will be held RIALTO 11 am—ALL WEFK—I11 p.m. Thrills and Romance NSTEAD of Just askmg at your grocer’s or delicatessen for “a Frank H. Leonard, C.S.B., of m. BRADY In Her Newest Comedy, ) “Out of the Chorus” i ot oftte 3 e Member of the Board of Lecture- —_— year: Justice William R. Day. pre at 8 o at the Community House, dent; Atlee Pomerene, Mrs William| The justices of the Supreme Court of (601 E street loaf of bre ad” —_— anh *gbfighlf;;‘gmgf"sfmnmz DANCING. Vi 5 is, v resi- —_ . s .I’i’a:(lz‘ ‘v'émm:- o Symul.! ma:ujt = the District of Columbla in general| mqm, Omega_Alumnae will meet at D in Boston, Massachusetts. James F. Hood, treasurér; Rev. B"_ X . |term yesterday afternoon. paid tribute | the home of Miss Theodosia Seibold, 8| e e .4__. ., Sonden, chaplain emeritus; Rt. Rev.|to the memory of Judge Jeter C.|756 Rook Creek Church road. At First Church of Christ, Jobn W. Hamilton, chaplain; Frank |Pritchard, a member of the court in Post, 3 ienti: G. Carpenter. historian; William V. |1903 and 1904. Chiet Justice McCoy | ; JAmes Resse Post. No. 5, American Scientist Somhony: Cox and Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, trustees for three years. e Spring Flowers. Sweet peas, roses, in greatest pro- fusion at Gude’s, 1214 F.—Advertise- ment. WILL AID D. C. GUARDSMEN Board of Trade to Fight for Ad- ditional Quarters. tbnon.ex:'eemmlor "'f hom; m:ht it 1'1’"1?.'.“ The Chamber of Com:lmn;;mwm = “CUTE CUTIES” =N = 11 P e pping stone to the Un ‘clock _at the ard 5 S Wasmington Bows of Teade| 3y BIBPE IR Mk Sa g Dottt 8 oclook t the Willad when you taste t.hleflBread, for EXTRA .. _CANP AND camr statios SATE, SATLEOOM DANGES, , ., Secu T |ity was en! led to a place on that ~ Black Diamonds of Burlesqu Auxiliaries RA® ditional quarters for. the National it has th tur avor that Miss er i acanmding o o decision Tagen. | SOUrt, Coming to the bench directly € natural r tha éd yesterday afternoon at e meeting of the executive committee .of~that organization. The committee of mili- tary end naval affairs was instructed to investigate the matter and to do all in its power to further the movement. Thirteen new m: were admit- ted to membership. They are: Leon announced the death of the jurist, and called on Justice Gould, who is the only member of the bench who served with Judge Pritchard, for a few re- marks. The court then adjourned all its branches for the afiernoon out of I respect to Judge Pritchard. Justice Gould revie efly -the career of Judge Pritchard, and re. gretted his leaving this bench to ac- Icepl the appointment to the circuit Jud‘e l"flh:)lard was enamored of ‘Washington, the speaker said, and would not have taken the other posi-; b service in the Senate, Judge Gould said, Judge Pritchard brought not only a knowledge of the law, but of human nature and of civic matters. His touch of human nature stood him in so0d "“flfiq"]‘, the Criminal Court, where Much of thé llma of Judge Pritchard in later years was taken up, he sald, Legion, M C. A, 1816 12th street ‘A concert by blind rhusiclans will be given in the Library of Congress pavilion at 8:15 o'clock. Dr. Clarence A. Barbour will leo- ture at 8 o'clock at the First ‘Con- gregational Church. Subject: “The Supreme Function of Life.” The Washington Restaurant As- -onx-uon will meet at 8 o'clock at the 'ood administration cafeteria. w% Service Stations Colum| Rd. & Fuelld St. N.W. Havenner’s Takoma Bread 5 —with emphasis on the “Takoma.” . OLIVER CURWOODS KRZRE, .NJAME NOVAK [ AZAN the WORLDS WONDER DOG This Evening at 8 O’Clock Under the Auspices of First Church_of Christ, Scientist, of Washington, D. C. No Collection. All Welcome. APITO THEATER BEAUTIFUL Penn, Averat 11th You’ll know the reason is pleasing and is rich in the MOORE’S - proteins that supply real G ARDEN nourishment. 2 am—ALL WEEE—11 pam Popalar Prices—25¢c, 30c, 35¢ ‘At All Grocers and |WEEK NIGHTS Private and Class \DANCING | cpwasm New Classes Now Formiag. Open 10 a8.m. to 10 9., Phone Col. 1238, 431 11th St N.W. Class Dance, "W i1 16th. Tes. W. 1120 Eat. Fri. Phone Fr. 1570 GLOVER'S, 613 Znd—PEIVATE LESSON ANY o por Sene g 1135, e 300 MISS CHAPPELEAR Arnold, P. F. Branstedt, R. W. Corri- g e A. O'N e Delicatessen Foalart Present Private lsssens taurht by appolatment don, Edgar A. s“olom‘fl)n- (;mr]!“el V. mh-;filn‘r?:“dh‘;n:ot':?.’;:u Win a‘!.?-’l‘. LA.O elll..ll H st W BIG = ot B10T: e s BN AVE. Darby, Barton S. Embry, B. Ed-{on the bench., most of h ek "'n‘ "A'l“ ” wards, E. L. Edeien, John W. Fenton, | were about the hereaftes ‘poents DAVISON’ST 1329 M n.w. 335" jr.. D, Stuart Jones, James M. John. ston, John McElroy and Joe S. Riley. URGE DAYLIGHT SAVING. Gould declared he had kept in close touch with the late jurist and ex- pressed regret that Judge Pritchard’s ambition to come back to Washington on the Supreme Court bench had not been realized. Bradburn Bat'y & EL Servi oi6 Pa. dve. S S Co. Western Am&_n n;pl'); odern Auto Supply Co. L] A 917 H st. o NwW. l.l. in the Orchestra aries A Butter That Delights Young and Old Because of Its Ideal WEEK ““The Toddle.” “The Taps- | JJHoii";n..dunuLu.u William FoxX’s Picturized Pre- Qualities : . Washington Credit Men to Fight| vm e i Traylor-Ettinger Baty Service {| * sentation of Wil Carietow’s oot R :J’::.':“muum ¢ ,..‘,..:."'.,,”:",f,”.?:: ’SZ;K. s |t o oot st e || The Jabn A. Tinekere Co. L s Joint Recital [FLEEF Bn R SRS SR R T R B SRR R s a5 Sy Directed by Harry Millarde = o v o e e S Raleigh Hotel. and machinery transferred. to - thn T"‘“hy Evening, April 12, 8:15 Takoma Au!o“w 's“uuon Takoms Park, D. O. “The Still Better Willard” Twice Daily—z-is and- 8:45 SHUBERT-GARRICK Evenings—S50c to $2.00 Matinees—25¢ to $1.00 HE LITTLE MOTH —can do & whole lot of barm to NEW MASONIO TEMPLE AUDITORITM Tickets on sale at T. Arthur Smith's, 1308 G St . A special committee for the ladies’ night celebration to be held on April 2 was appointed by President CI Keefer. The com Agricultural and Post Office depart- | ments for use in the building of roads | -«'l" and the development of the postal service. ‘Weather Permitting DANClNG In Open-Air, Week Nights, 8:30 to 12. . George S Cirl Weakley, iles. m, Try A Ty FIFE&DRUMINN - Y ="DINNER & |, — Eisie Lee HEARST WILL PROBATED. The wil lof W. T. Hearst, dated Feb- , has been filed for pro- to his son, C. Eugene nd Clarine ruary hate. He ll-a Hearst, 160 acres at Syracuse, Kan.: clothing in a very short time. two lots in Brookland, D. and ||| |Dectensty_prepazed by 55¢ ;-n delay. Order Tar Bags he remaining estate, includ- left $1,000. ing the Mome at 1205 B atret, to the wife, dow and Son are named as exe- et 11 pm. a Ehone North G756, 1900 Pa. Aves |,