Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1921, Page 26

tEEPINc uP wrm THE JONESFS—Che-annlfthePnee. * TR Viow DO You ALGYSIUS P, [ GINIS, Ao/ X LIKE 1T P IS, Dovou REALIZE I .GOT THIS GowN FOR HALP?Pmc: aT A : | The Cripple | f -~ ————% Old Jimpson Jones has spav- TS ONLY HALF A Spec1a1 Film F eatures ined limbs, he cannot use then(; rk Rd. » -monu-un B oo S 25 e o REVERE “%y555 0 CRANDALLS _premmeroveszy th scoots and skims; as he sits " 5 { = = “RIG_HAPPINESS THIS WEEK-_FOUR POPULAR STARS la GownN! his cottage door, and casts g g 535 Sth ey e D e Mane e 5 g RGE _And_Special hls tired and anciént glims on 3 : Tocwps oo CEORGE LOAYE Siualenl Feptures re. ICKERBOCKER autos passing, score by sco KN ICKERS = ike “a “star, ’ 1349 Wisconsin Ave. The autos glitter " like s DUMBARTON 2313 Wran canr. in they’re painted up in _gor-| K 9 f S O S S oy geous tones; the back seats > ; R 3 HOME 12 © ftreee n.n. D 8 AL s 1 often empty are, and well might ] Il o - ; s gt b e ; oy- & 2 E | A d f the morthwest by the author of Theater, 9th & E Sta, xesfizome wearyiboncs che joy | et o e - CRANDALI.S“,,,” e carts journey near and far, but 3 v % 3 2 ROW_CLATRE WINDSOR. fa F00 WIkE v no one stops for Jimpson Jones. THE_SKIPPER u'nuxrn R fast their boats can-glide; and 14th snd frving S AW TOST ROMAN cripples languish through the LYRIC AN A 1 CRANDALL'S AVERUE GRAND Evergreens, Shrubs, Per- CITY NEWS IN BRIEF, [Eroceeene, Sheuke, Per night, forsaken, sad and heavy- & C sts. V.E. eyed. OHd Jimpson Jone“s has m 11° cv.l.lé TEHIKS m“flflbwm P t| Th d Ce Club will 7 ‘ Walter Hiers_Theo, Roberts, e e e e e o BLACKISTONE in “SHAM. Stanton Garden Rhows Start 7:15 and 9 p.m. stand the walking test; and Suna: . i tertain- X —~ 1 shining cars go down the street SEE U B Gt 14th and H Sts. N.W. : i Twice Daily EMPIRE ** % Street X, N and show all kinds of pep and| g, chotr of Zoin Baptist Church - i s M “SEVEN YEARS' BAD LUCK."| ¢ e fan ik zest; he often sees an empty pil g i oitihe falpraey (2 : ‘ = EAD Mat. Today || 5oiTHEAST GARDENS 1= 5z ot ST seat, on which a poor old man o e atie Ave.sE | ¥ = 4 Comeds: ~How SHE SELECTED CAST. in “DON'T NEGLECT YOUR WIFE.” Comedy. street barn, southwest, at 1:30 p.ml might rest. - And he is sick to The six loyal councils of the Jr. O.. ,’{;’;;‘,-',‘,‘; g ‘ czsAre || B i'rim 25¢, 50¢, 75¢, here |u. A. M. = o £ No. s i = ja g orchard and the field, the farm- | Yerd at's pomv, for Indian Head || for Rent DEERHEADS are cigar value at what they sulphur” “A Screen Mas .yards wkere the roosters crOW;( abranam Lineoln Council, Amerftan oh, such a joyride well might|Association for the Recognition of the and Sale han he’ll | LFish Republic. will meet tomorrow at ueld more pleasure than he’ll|g"pm “at 1731 1 street. ,au‘gu?;f:';?u::'.::fl'“'{h - ever know. The autos roar and| o 0 oo w orttsenss|| P17 08 purcha chug and crash, and:throw up F};ly%lmry Tr;nlnlng Camq,‘wm meet fhe GII)SOIICO lnc. clouds of dust and stones, and o ock e some of them were bought for { northwest. 917 G Street N.W. cash, and some involve exten- - sive loans, and some are good,| ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. and some are trash—but not one - TODAY. The board of education will meet at stops for J‘m\l{%fl[‘_{_(’;“f‘: GON. |¢ clock in Franklin School building. (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) FEDERAL TESTS OFFERED. Examinations to Fill Vacancies Are Scheduled. The Civil Service Commission to- day ‘mxxnmuincedh efxarlnlnrtlons to) fill vacancies in the following positions: Assistant in market information, THE FAMOUS 100 to $3,000 a year; junior as- sistant in market information, $1,500 10 $2,100 a year; bureau of markets ’lnd burI:]:u of crop estimates; exverl; . chil welfare, Department o Labor, $1.800 to $2,000 a year, ‘with MMW ectual traveling expenses and a per ! diem in lieu of subsistence during sbsence from headquarters on official Dg“clon’ C business; ascistant examiner, patent Varieties office, $1,500 a year; dictating ma- Day Sold Everywhere Look for the Deer’s Head HENRYT.OFFTERDINGER ruaxzr 508 NINTH ST N'W ASenu ‘r‘or COMGY’S London made Bnar Pipes terpiece”—Post b SACRFD A\ll PBOFA\E ll“ VICENTE IBANEZ'S e T AMERICAN ETHEL CLAYTON, 1 14th Streee BUSTER KEATON, in “HARD FLORENCE VIDOR. in “BEAU REVEL." MOORE'S IALTO LOEW’S ALAC Elastic Stockings D et il TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Presents “FATTY” ARBUCKLE =N “CRAZY TO M.ARRY" WITH LILA LEE TONIGHT. " Association of Oldest Inhabitants will meet at 8 o'clock in the Union engine house,.19th and H streets. Paramount Presents BETTY COMPSON MILTON SILLS And a Buperd Cast in AT THE END CorrectlyFii‘tedEyeglasses e KLOMAN' as Low as $2 night in Grand Army Hall at 8 o’clock. Instrument Co. = i 1114 14th_St. N.W. Phone M. 5088 Directed by Rex Ingram ALL SEATS RESERVED Eve. and Sat. Mat,, 50, 75, $1, $1.50 B. F. KEITH'S 7% “AN UNEXCELLED ATTRACTION"—Post A WOMAN SAWED IN HALF In Full View of the Audience In “Vivisestion,” by HORACE GOLDIN Jack Henmry, Ed; Mays & it B B e b g e Davis & Pelle, Walter Ne Including careful, thorough examination by one of our Graduate Optometrists. Over 60,500 People are wearers of our glasses —and all are correctly fitted. We are never satisfied with a LOEW’S OLUMBI ous 10:30 A.M.—11 P. Famous Rialto Orchestra ROBERT BOND GOTTA —Conductor— Overture, “The Two Hussars” Violin Solo by Henri Sokolov, i NOW PLAYING —and ask one of our salesmen to call and demonstrate Purest and Fizest H xmn.- erine‘;x-‘a“x‘;)pc‘nb‘efin%epartmenmlx ser- pair of Glasses unless they are |I! Mats: Bemsi et |;;. #00 to $1.50 “Meditation,” from “Thais” Paramount Presents vice, $1,100 to $1,400 a vear. In ad- 5 A | . dition” fo”the bistc salrries mamed | | Fresn e becoming and perfectly adjusted. Wg&ggsgg ,.l":'.‘: s & How Comody above, the bonus of $20 a month wi 9, . Bunuer e aliowed for' micet positions the 2 10 g vt That'’s part of our service. | MinRisD SELECTED SUBSIDIARIES salary of which does not exceed $2.500 a year Full information and s e e O 1010 E Street \l:ll.lslon 1724 F street northwest. y 614 l3tll S t FIRE PROTECTION SOUGHT. > Commissioners Ask Court to Force Property Owner to Act. I = 3 | * The District Commissioners late yes- terday afternoon apolled to the District Supreme Court fo help In their effort to compel Joseph A. Hayden, trustee, to erect_fire escapes on the building at - 3 o m st mormwest e oure 1, Startthe 00 advised in a petition flled by COrporas | yem tion Counsel Stephens and his assistant, ¥. W. Hiil, Jr., that the defendant re- 5o fuses to install fire éscapes, fire gongs | Y ear R_l t | and fire-alarm apparatus on the prem- ises, which are said fo stand in his S e — 3 The municipal authorities ask _the Start the school year with rt to enjoin the defendant from rent- s the property until the fire protection a Wahl Fountain Pen. You 3 \\\\\yhlmlg 2 LEETD ATIONAL Joext, = Mare Kiaw, Inc., Presents warl; & So N D ma% x!l Tm.nnm' 708 Seventh Street and 3123 M Street UNGERER MOTOR CO. 1136 Conn. Ave. Telephone Main 233 you are a father or a mother, or ever had either, heart- warming lemories of the most pi years of your life will be recalled hy THE OLD NEST CAPITOL THEATER The Theater Beautiful. Mat. 3:16—Eve. 8:15 SPIEGEL'S SOCIAL FOLLIES With a Spiegel Beauty Chorus. MCRADAI.L’S F at 108 | ETROPOLITAN THIS WEEK 10:30 A. M. tb 11 P. M. THE. CHILD THOU AL FOII-SI'AI CAST —Overture— “ROSAMUNDE” (Schubert) —Cello Solo— -Bm(‘l;tus-_r v. Mens Vivienne Segal GAYETY °u ot JEAN BEDINI'S ZA75E “CUDDLE UP” Woxt Wesk—The Juck Sluger Hhow There are cases —when it is advisable to join with the trust company in the administration of an estate some individual who has an in- timate knowledge of the business or family relationship of the maker of the Will. Such an individual may be his wife, or his counsel’ who has handled make @ speciaity of mnickel plating and silver plat knives, forks, spoons, Iadies’ mesh bags, cte Al work guaranteed. We sharpen all kinds of kiives, scissors and rasers. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. thought necessary by them is provided for the property. —will need it in every class. CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF. | This pen is a favorite with A ::. L:nun::n,x Ex-Policeman, En-| — students everywhere be- TS ce lontgomery Cq ty. = 3 SRR A e cause it writes smoothly, member of the Metropolitan e ia c:?x%finy'%:"lfi :55:5 - —neatly—without blotting his personal affairs for years, or a National Th =30 NICKERBOCKER it ey Sy m | or sweating. ' : . o sl S Teipatita” (eI dene | younger managing partner, or a‘com- Beginning at 630 P. 2. Al ilocall polics denctoientitio s I _Madebytfie same company: petent chief clerk of a business. R assigned to the sub-Tenleyt dis- trict of the seventh procinet. serving for that produces the famous a time as precinct detective. 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