Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1921, Page 10

10 PROMOTING SCHOOL WORK FOR ALIENS - Conference Discusses Wiclen- L ing of Activities on Ameri- 1 canization Lines. Organization of the teaching staff #nd plans for widening the work of the Americanization branch of the public schools were discussed at a con- ference this morning between Miss Maude Aiton, principal, and teachers " conducting the Americanization classes in the various schools. Scope of the winter's activities was outlined. It was decided to hold a number of educational entertain- |g ments in which students will take part and at which prominent speakers will tell of educational work among THE EVENING ST/AR, WASHINGTON, D. C, e e KEEPING UP_WITH THE JONESES —Ethelhi} AT LAST E‘MELB RT HAS A JoB! Now IF HE WILL ONLY BuCKLE LP &N’ SHOW Sote INTEREST IN THE BUSINESS HE'LL GET AHEfiD N ™ woRLD SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1921—PART 1. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _Illllllllllllllllflllmflllllllllllll“llll CRANDALL' METROPOLITAN F ST. AT TENTH: BEF-BEGINNING TOMORROW “ rt Can’t Work and Worry Too. Ii= oL By, How$ BUSINESS ? Idle Regrets CITY NEWS IN Mat. Today, 2120 Il LT T T 3 's | immigrants. Community civies will s mll Tonight, 8130 | be explained and a program of social- | My heart is sore and heavy|, The Wanderlusters’ hikf. for tomor- . =_— ) | ized work carried out, it was stated. P fechian fas fromii pav o numa g s Tk P R & M % Be Scpedules and Faculty. BOWEIMIIeeHng 12 8aY | Praction” cars to_end_ dif ne and at 00Dey arion bent LOEW'S: THEATER Announcement was made of the fol- | for I am thinking of the cOW|gnuttie car to bridge. M{' Gambs will Taithie Meieat Camagy, Rossatia y Sensation Jowing class schedules and faculty |that I ran down toda)'. Ah, ) lead. “LOVE BIRDS.” e Ppersonnel: —BEGINNI HELENE CHADWICK| HAROLD LLOYD Columbia High School, 7th_and o {black and bitter is my mood, pConnolidntea Equalityf-Walter Reed itk ELIZABETE MGRRAY and KNG TO lORROW st t: thwest—Monda: Tut‘sdl) 1 1 1 'ost, No. 284, Veterans | Foreign War, itunning Futurity Debutante Chorus Y Thusdsy. from st |and small relief I find in saying |08, Top 206 MCIetns Jororeen o Star ‘Cast in Rupert Hughes’| In His New Two-reel Laughfest o'clock. The teachers will be nu that the cow was stewed, or had | er Thursday at 8 in Pythian p.m i B. A. Yoder, Miss Cora McCarty, Miss Temple. All soldiers, s SL\S«\’II()I\AL HIT lors and ma- DANGEROUS |a feeble mind. The man who Friday from 1 to 4 o'clock at the ‘Webster School, 10th and H streets northwest, but no evening classes will be held there. and Miss M. teachers. Organizations ColOperate. The Daughters of the American Revolution and the Federation of Women's Clubs, the Young Women's Hebrew Association and Americani- zation students from the Rust Hall Training _School are co-operating with the faculty of the Americaniza- tion schools. Included in the special course are lectures by Gen. W. W. Husband, Oc- tober 10, at 4 o'clock; Miss Grace Ab- bott. chief of the children’s bureau, October 14, at 4 o'clock. and A. L. Manuelian of the Armenian legation, October 31, at 4 o'clock. All of these lectures will be given at the Ameri- canization School, Tth and O streets. and harder yet to tell the bard from motor car or cow. The cow is planted in the earth be- neath a cairn of stones; the owner tells me she was worth at least five hundred bones. My car is to the junkyard gone, and it no more will zip along the highway in the dawn—it’s made its final trip. And I sit here and nurse my wounds, in misery in- tense, and cry, “Odsfish!” and likewise “Zounds!” and wish 1 had some sense. WALT MASON. (Copsright by George Matthew Adams.) — y Matinee, 30¢, 50c. ‘The Nationnl Pey. League and In- 50c, $1.00; Few at $1.50 ternational Literary> Association will hold a business nieeting Monday at 8§ p.m. at 2019 N street. se-COME EARLY FOR SEATSwu L Mrs. A. C. Torbett L. Benson will be the iy = = M. M. Donovan, Mrs. K. Y. Cowling, rines who have seen sfervice invited. TH = . Mies” Arline Dufour, Miss Dorothy|has a motor car the which he| " o b George Wanhington 1 = cu“E A"EAn - Rommolly e Giise W ¥ "Rnoae | tries to steer should scan the|wuniversity, will meet Fluesday at 8:15 = ~and Prof. C. E. Christiani. The day | highway near and far and seeat 719 21st sireet. w‘“ = OVERTURE—“ORPHEUS" (Offenbach) e e S o ernan, DU [that all'is clear. But I was rub-| Rebert E. Lee Chihpter, No. &4, | ’ = . N. Mirskey, Conducting | Cums“gcnool._ceorgemwn. O street bering around, as drivers often kc";!.mvivx}?“:nfl}"fufi&u;hemcm;'fid':; = w‘s"llerol's F“EST onc"Es‘l’ll | ERETE L RSIER AT | ground or keep the curves in| SN £ wticits. || Crashing Aeroplane B i o s e i gt v will be in cha = “A Lii ove, e rum . fown citizens are urged 1o invite all | view. My thoughts from this| .~ o, e = Beoaty Prisme GemPoihe. Névws—Topics ‘ interested forelgn people in this com- [ gray world of men afar had|iary ot the’Churen {5t “the ,,,,f',‘,‘.,.".:‘.‘.‘:‘"fi;m oy = e e atioa Classes’ will be held Monday and |Toved along, in fancy I was|Fillbe held in the CRureh Moacay ab = = MO A i d Monday, Y 8 pm. A socfal hour will follow at IOt = Thursday evenings from 7 to ¢ o'olock | treading then the shining peaks | the manse, next doory; ATIONA HanTes = “".'I'o' nA'Is__cAnl HI"AII Pall will have charge and invites all |of song. The cow appeared| qne sSouthern ReElet Society will SeEv M. VHaniis Biedents = Wizard of the Pipe Organ—Master of the Grand Piano foreign women who wish to learn meet at the New Wif lard Tuesday. a | = i e Pipe Organ— Fnetian Yo attend. ' Misa. Batl aiso|upon the pike, ahead, a rod or|n e Mre, Willlam s ;’;,’,,:’wa{ WEI.W“E STRANGER = In Joint Toe-Tapping, Toddle-Teasing . holds day classes in Schott's place. | perch, and oh, the impact then|preside. P wits GEORGE SIDNEY = SYNCOPATIONS ton " Community_ Center il bo pu- | was like the falling of a church{ pu. ey | JEM A ,,mlm_onm,n.-,xmgm and_Production | = ~ Dounced next week. The undertakers found it hard|meet Wednesday =i} 8 p.m. at the ATIONAL THEATER| = Day classes will be held Monday, h h all h k t 1 Thomson School. Asddress, music and H — Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and |through all the wreck to plow|gancing. { Stm g Tomorrow 3 P.M. = = The Optometrical| Soclety will meet Monday night at ‘the Raleigh Hotel. Entertainment wifll follow business session. _1||||l|IlIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIlIiIIIIllIIIIII Special Film Features _fl Gerald MecLaugfnlin of New York and Michael M. Doyle will address Padraie N. Pears{: Council, American | Association for jthe Recognition of the Irish mpubdu. at Gonzala Hall, tomorrow night. } E. W. Collmo I'P‘I elass ll Bible study has movefl from his home in Petworth to Mt.' Vernon Place M. E. Church South, aryd will meet in class room 2 at 8 o' l’tck Monday night. o | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Also Two-reel MIRACLE: E THREE MUSKETEERY, RUPERT Perform- 9:30. 6th & C ontinuous fr S, NEW STJANTO "0, YORK THEATER : piator i dnd’C et st RAN ) sz g CRANDALL'S e S avinets” Worke i Enillon | X RAY OUTFITS MADE SAFE TdimGHT. BY ALEXANDRE DUMAS— o P e language, speaking, readmg. writing, American_history, civics, geography and arithmetic will be mcluded in the regular classes. and _typewriting, dressmaking, care of the sick and ome nursing will be taught in spe- cial classes. Special training in or- chestral music will be given by Prof. Christiani of the Washington Col- lege of Music. Miss_Aiton is urging that all men and women wishing to study . the English language or to prepare for citizenship attend these classes, for awhich there is no fee. Women’s City Club will give a card party at 8 o'clod>k. . United Staties Retired Enlisted Men's Associagion will hold a busi- ness meeting &t Pythian Temple at 8 | o'clock. America’s most dynamic sgreen star, in his long-heralded and incomparable photoplay version of Dumas® famous classic of romance and adventure—Now playing in New York at regular $2 prices! PLAY. HIPPODROME 2& Open 10:30 a.m.Daily LOIS WILSON. LILA_ 1 JACK HOLT, CONRAD NAGE “MIDS METROPOLITAN F Street at 10th 1A HARRY mul..um in COUNTRY Ana S FEAT FROM ELECTRIC SHOCKS “RUPERT Perform- Instruments of Small Type De- scribed at American Roentgen Ray Society Meeting. Laboratory experiments have pro- duced X-ray outfits safe from elec- tric shock and 8o compact that they can be put jnside a box only ‘& lllfle largen. than.a camera, POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ? | e R G ' LOEW’S SHORERT GARHCK o | GOLUMB'A weg 3¢ to gL50. us'r vnufis TODAY “r¥PHOON cDOLED CIRCLE 6 %0 ove: 70w, MARY MILES MIX “MOONLIC AND HON AMERIC . Federation Jf ('l!llens Associations will meet atf8:15 in boardroom of | District building. Gavel Clubf of Master Masons will visit, in a bod y, the carnival of Joppa | Lodge. H A gneeting; M. CRANDALL’S 1t St. -ml R. L Ave. Y101 in “HOME rur.——lumu,n LLOYD. in TH SNIN"I'H AT DD MISS suflT‘ MASON “EVER smcr_ EVE” —_— under augpices of tional Meémof ial Association at 12th SIEAN COGEEY HERDS according to Dr. W. D. Coolidgs: Dl Latreat branchs. colored ¥ M. C. A. at ENGINEERING COUNCIL | the General Electric Company'swe-i$ o'clock. gk E meeting of the American Roentgen at 7 o'clockd, Ray Society at the Hotel Washing- CONWAY TEARLE search laboratory at Schnectedy.| gona00; goiden P. Spencer will| SHOW OF ! V: | o el wu THE | |5—Snapp; ville Acts—5, JToria !\ Y., in a paper before the closingl speak at thej opening of the w“mngJ Jut DER m"" ‘ cEc“' B- nEMlLEs S y ‘“de e A rfl\umkr‘)\ —H| T Succeeds Secretary Hoover at séssion of the twenty-second annual|ton Law ScHiool at central Y. M. C. A. { Photoplay Triwmph RT ELl'l' 14th Street and R. L Ave. Election Held Last “THE “THE TWE GREAT §GIT N A ton yesterday. Howard Tjniversity School of Law MOORE'S Night. Dr. Coolidge described \two new | will open 7:15 at 420 5th street. REVER Gn. A ” > A types of the self-containell oil-im-| Dr. J. Stanifey Durkee, president of Mortimer E. Cooley, dean of. the | mersed X-ray outfits for use'in a doc- | university, yvill speak. 1 SUES FOR RECEIVER. colleges of engineering and archi- | tor's office and a third type Mount Pfpasant Citizens' Assocla- | tion will mifet at 8 o'clock, Jonnaon-lnm!el M. | Powell Schy p. tecture, University of Michigan, was elected president of the American Engineering Council of the Federated American Engineering Socleties last which_is so compact that it can be) carried in the hand, as it weights only; thirty-eight pounds. The X-ray experts left for their Reed Says Wife Takes 11 A. M—~LAST DAY—11 P. M. DUMBARTON = 49 Wisconsin A RUCK_JONES. § ANATOL” | night, succeeding Herbert C. Hooyer. Cooley, who is a graduate of ‘the Naval Academy, will take office im- wmediately. ~ Mr. Hoover resigned when he entered the President’s cabi- net. at yesterday’s session of the society. Active assistance, it was announced, as being given the President's un- employment conference. Findings of the council's committee on elimina- tion of waste in industry, which was organized by Mr. Hoover to conduct a nation-wide survey of industrial waste, have been placed at the dis- posal of the conference. Data supplied to Secretary Hoover show. according to a statement by 1. W. Wallace, executive secretary of the council. that “by letting highway construction contracts in the fall in- stead of the spring the building pe- riod would be extended 25 or 30 per cent; in addition thereto it would permit of considerable work being done during the fall and winter by contractors, material and equipment nen, thus providing considerable em- ployment.” : The council raceived from Sir Rob- ert-A. Hadfierd, British engineer and scientist, a message thanking the engineers of America for their ac- tivity in promoting world unity . ' among engineers, and suggesting the formation qf an “Anglo-Saxon En- gineering Council of the World. _ ASK BUDNITZ’ REMOVAL. Dr. E. L. Watson Puts Request of Ministers Before Blair. Request for the removal of Prohibi- tion Director Budnitz for the district of Maryland and the District of Co- Jumbia was presented to Commis- #ioner of JInternal Revenue Blain wyesterday by Dr. E. L. Watson on be- half of the Baltimoer Ministerial Union. . The request was based on an interview attributed to Budnitz appearing recently in a Baltimore paper in which he said that the pro- ribition law could not be enforced in | yland. Dr. Watson told the com- missicner that Budnitz was not in sympathy with the enforcement of the law Commiseioner Blair, according to Dr. Watson. following the confer- ence, said that he would call Bud- nits into conference. The commis- sioner, however, refused to discuss his plans regarding the matter. Mr. Budnitz was in Washington for a conference with Prohibition Direc- tor Haynes. Flowers for October Brideas and attendants. Shaffer, 900 14th. (M. 2416) —Advertisement. TEACHERS’ EXAMS. Will Be Held October 14 for Ele- | mentary Schools. Examination of persons desiring to cualify as teachers for classes one to reven in the elementary schools will be Leld October 14, 9 a.m., at the Franklin Unemployment was the chief topic | homes last night after one of the most successful meetings ever held by the society, which has been in existence twenty-two years. Before leaving Washington many of the members ex- pressed the belief that the coming | year would see greater advances in he use of the X-ray. It was pointed out that many failures in medical practice would be turned into suc- cesses by appropriate treatment after Xray_examination. Dr. H. Pirie of Montreal, Canada, pothted out what had been done along Gertain lines In abdominal surgery. Other promment physicians who ap- peared at ‘the closing session were Dr. Myron B. Palmer of Rochester, N. Y.; Dr. C. A. Donaldson of Minne- apolls, Minn.; Dr, Lewis Gregory Cole New York City, Dr. Edward S. Blatne of Chicago, Dr. T. L. Lewald of New York, Allan Scott Wolfe of this city; Dr. James G. Van Zwain- wenburg of Ann Arbor, Mich, and Dr. J. W. Plerson of Baltimore. —_— STUDENTS TO REGISTER. Courses at Dunbar. High School began today. Applica- tions for admission will be accepted until 9 o'clock tonight. Courses: wili be given in commer- cial English, shorthand, ‘typewriting. bookkeeping, ‘ commercial; arithmetic and commercial law. On account of the curtailment of the teaching corps, the membership will be limited, and a waiting list established. Preference will be given to the earliest appli- cants. FREAK BREEZE STUNT. Girl's Hat Lifted and :Deposited on Passing Auto Hood. A finger of Boreas, which wavered chillingly over Washington a_bit yes- { terday, beckoned to the hat of Miss Vi ginia M. Bolger of 2000 H street, near the corner of 12th and G streets, during the afternoon and the head covering rose to answer. The mischievous wind carried it directly to the hood of an au- tomobile which was passing and de- posited it upon the hood. Miss Bolger reported the loss of her hat to the police departmen T Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. School, it was announced yesterday by Harry English, secretary of the board of examiners. Requirements for eligibility are grad- vation from an accredited high school or_ equivaient academic training ‘and either “graduation from an accredited normal school. its equivalent in college work or one year of zed training and two years of successful teaching in grade ong to seven, specially approved by the board of examiners. age ¥mit for applicants is forty. The basic| salary is §1,200. OMPLETE Stock Edison Mazda Lamps for your home or automobile. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G St. NW. Pupils Being Accepted for Night | Registration for the Dunbar Night| | Seott Cir¢ile, | There alre sixty-nine reported strikes - 'sources «bf industrial trouble. =) HOTEL- [!LOORS RESERVED FOR BRITISH DELEGATES Japanesei'to Take Suite at Shore- ham ‘hinese Find Quarters. Three flabrs of the Lafayette Hotel, 16th and ‘1 streets northwest, have I been reserijed by the British embassy for the hdjusing of the British dele- gation to | 'the conference on limita- tion of lrmamem. it was announced today. Italian delegation is now el SR thelr stay lin Washingtoh has not been se The flll’FQ suites contain a total of nearly eluthty rooms. The sixth and seventh fliors will be used for living purposes ‘bmi the tenth for offices, -it is understjood. It is stated that the entire Brfitish delegation, including the officiall delegates themselves and ! their colel‘le of assistants, will occupy these rooy The FreJhch already have made ar- rangemen’ts with the management of the w.ll:;:d Hotel for a suite of about Afty roond 5. The Japanese delegation will take |pver a suite of rooms in the Shorehani | Hotel. ' The Chinese are preparing . to quarter their delegates in the resldnce of Mrs. C. A. Munn, on —_— 69 STRIKES REPORTED. Greatest {Number at One Time Since Wier, Says Mr. Davis. in the coyintry at this time, a greater number | than has existed g!r‘m‘n— taneousl; any time since the war, Secretaryi; of Labor Davis said yester- day. This Secretary astributed wage reductions as the causes in most cases, remarking that building and garment | trades were the particular Federa'l mediators, Mr. Davis as- ‘serted, afre being kept busy in an en- deavor t B bring about an adjustment, while in} a number of cases the de- partmentt has been able to secure vol untary aigents to represent the gov: ernment | in particular dispute: NLARGING PHOTOS ° —is oyir specialty. 35 We dq» first-class OPTICAL Co., 614 9th St. Will Occyjpy Three at I.ahyette.; ! Rents of Joint Property. Daniel M. Reed has filed sui the District Supreme Court against {his wife, Clara C. Reed, asking for a | receiver for premises 129 U street inorthwest, which he says they own {as joint tenants. lthe rents, Reed tells the court, and' refuses to .give hifn his share. He divided. Attorney T. M. Wampler ap- pears for the husband. —_— LAW SCHOOL TO OPEN. Exercises to Be Held at National University. | Obpening of the fifty-third annual Isesslon of the National University Law School will be marked tonight by exercises at 6:30 o'clock at the school. Justice Siddons, Conrad |Syme and others are scheduled to speak. Registration is said to be in ex- icess of previous years. Securing of fadditional classroom facilities is tunder consideration, it is announced. GOES TO CRUISER CHICAGO. Lieut. Commander Lawrence F. Reif- snider of the office of naval operations, Navy Department, has been ordered to the cruiser Chicago as executive officer. ORDERED T0 HOSPITAL DUTY. Lieut. Commander John C. Parham, Naval Medical Corps, at the Marine barracks, Paris Island, S. C., has been ordered to duty at the Naval Hospital, this city. Pressler’s Restaurant 812 F St. N.W. Mrs, Michael G. Pressler desires to announce that she will continue the business of her late Ausband at the above address. A full course supper, includ- ing soup, éntree, meat, vege- tables and dessert, is now being served for 60c. i The Library of ¢ Congress Cafe Open Evelun(s Commencing Oct. 3 Entire Top Floor of the Congressional Library Inspiring Views from Cafe Balconies The wife coltec " wants the house sold and thé proceeds : W-zh t Evar Assembled } | ke, Greateat An Star GEORGE FITZMAURICE H= | i i ! LAST TIMES TODAY _ PARAMOUNT PRESENTS WALLACE “THE HELL DIGGERS” DEGINKING TOMORNOW ! VIOLA DANA a: | BUSTER KEATON |I§| 1n Double Comeay BIM Robt. Bond Gotta, Conductor Overture ‘The Sunay South’ Arrangement by Lampe. SUBSIDIARY FEATURES 0%~ NEXT WEEK >a T T SHUBERT N o VAUDEVILLE RTH & CODI MAlu‘-l'Elu'rr I-ARREI.L HINES. NOVELLE SANTL SHUBERT-BELASCO Twice Dally—2:15 and 8:16 Charles Richman | The Girl With & Co. 1,000 Eyes THE -AS'I‘ER-KRAF'I‘ REVUE 1 CONGERT DE LUXE | Featuring. JOSEF KARDOS Celebruted Hungarian Pianist 9th Street Below F GAYETY Barney i Fol,LlEs OF THE With BOZO ENYDER. th gflnmm HAYES, @ BILLY, DAY e man who Gerard's Fourteenth Annual JR., Cleverness Personi. OSSEY, ““The Hot Dog Man.’ FLASHLIGHTS." MARJORIE MOODY Four Years Soprano Soloist with Sousa’s Band HENRI SOKOLOV + Violin Soloist Famous Rialto Orchestra never BLUEMONT burg and Other Points s EokurEiandiC $2 Per Round Trip (War Tax Included) Children Holf Fare . and are only on SBPECIAI Service ‘a la Carte —We have everything the bovs and girls want 1 sta- m al f orruon Paper Co. | i Table d’Hote Dinners $1.00—S5 to 7:30 P.M. Cafeteria, 12 to 2 rfifim—ammmpfi#m 1 fare, l'lo to h-mi 380 to WASH INGTON. & OLD Sunday Excursions Every Sunday ANl Summer . il .. Blue Ridge Mountains Round Hill, Purcellville, Lees- " Excarsion fiokets wil' be sold_for LiMITED mm leaving,_Terminal 26th and X 8:30 4 and 5: -nm: flll GWM an;lflx C E APITOL THEATR P Ave.st 11thSt Smokig Permitied MAT. DAILY, §:18. EVE., CHICK CHICK With HARRY (JAXE) FIELDS .!m w-l. “HARUM SCARUM" B.F. KEITH’S Dlll’ 315 Sum u“fil'y ! “Sumptuous Style”—Herald ‘Eddie¢ Foy = ¢ Joumses Yvette Rugel 3t Migiature “‘I'he Love Race” 3t * Fenten L . DOMINION RAILWAY “Street James “THE CHINK. AVENUE GHAND, 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. MT. VERNON Alexandria & Arlington National Cer Stop over allowed at t. Vernon Tickets Cars Leave 12th St. and Pemnsylvamia Ave. N.W. evory 5 and 35 minutes after 55¢ On the ho ' hor. Running time, 50 minutes. Historic Potomac J3 Mt. Vernon open daily, excepting Sunday Round Trip, %c TOMORROW 30c Rornd Trip to Arlington Cemetery Washington Ruailway Company At 2:30 EXCURSIONS. Great Falls by Water Power boat Teggy feaves Aque | 36th and A, Sendes, st 10 8 Kates o chrter From 7th St. Wharf | ON THE STEAMER £ | — TER | CHAS. MACALI To MT. VERNON oniy” Str. Chas. Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. REPUBLIC MISS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons by appointment. North 5197. 1715 Commecticut Ava 519 Washington Studio of Dance, 1 :N’l . jazz orchestra in eity Gentlemen. 5%, tax paid. D-A-N-C-I-N-G WASHING W DANCE SALON nickerbocker VERY WEEK '406-408-410-412 7th N. “GEHMANN'S™ Snappy music makes 00 conples can dance POPULAR PRICES Open 8 pm. Dancing & Weston Studios 1108 New York 826 14th st. n.w Private danciog lesson, §1.00. Phone. Class every night. 50c. Jack Hoffman and Llllilanshm F Mrs. H. L. Holt 1141, Conn. ave. Ballroom and all branches of stage dancing correctly taught. Classes for children and adulfa. 39083 DANY America's Finest Colored Thoster T Subjects LAST DAY £:30 B2 P.M. CRARDALL'S F at 106 10:30 A. M. 1o 11 P. M. In His Best Role in “HOLD YOUK YOUR HORSES” ETROPOLITAN CHARLES sclIAP IRON N. MIRSKEY, Conductor E— —VOCAL PRE! K CIAIDAI.I.‘SII& & Col.Rd. IIGKEIBMEI -ll‘ lt 2“ P. M. T GLOVER'S. sla 27d PRIVATE_LESSONS Course, aix lesso e o ool batroom” W 113 DOUGLA:! 210HNAY BOROOL OF numo il 1218 New York Ave. N.W. Individual private lessons. You need America’s foremost academy. Open 1 In His Latest Success ‘am, 1010 p.m. _Franklin 3354, 4 740 9th St nk. 6506, s 1t o weant o MAperToE me convince you that 1 can teach ¥ou the vers latest in o few lessons by my method. for each pupll. Call and be convineed, sons at any. i Reduced rates. f0 10 pm. DAVISON’S §pf- 1329-M n.w. Mua ”lfi;ll lt' dln('!ll—l.lll(!flre Teach 30u to dance correctly in a few fosson mnm{ private,” Any”bour. te studios. Any course or : pert danel Class open Sat. eve., Oct. s | PASSING TilRU Charlie rlnl “SHOULDER ARMS" Dancing Tonight at 8:30 P.M. 1502 14th St. N.W. Admission, 50c e pmte i Town teaching l.mhm ‘Dupon! ‘l“‘A Bt Ilflh Ph.] 8 Dot e biame Daneing < - +"Clase”opening Set. Oct. 1. Children's \