Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1921, Page 34

THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921 AMUSEMENTS, i ‘ MEtRopoliiin EMPLOYMENT NORMAL = Newly Rnch “"T ON THE MARYLAND FARMS — Charles Cheeseman walked Report Made in Response to Re- | for many years along a path quest for Information From ‘()h\l\ll’l" he humbly whacked a ! span of steers, for he was beast- Secretary of Agriculture. ly poor. Dame Fortune watched YoU Say YOUR SKiN BURNS &0 Smaprs? DID You USE THAT BROWN SOAP N THE BaTH RoOM? NO WOMDER, I BOUGHT THAT "DoG BOBP o wut TH' FLEAY On Port Por! ;_____,/ GEE wHIZ! wHATS TTH. MATTER \ITH rty SKN® 1IT'S BuRNING 10130 A. -. [ u P. M. CONSTANCE JALMADGE. Renneth Hassard Il-n [ WOMAN'SFLAGE LARRY SEMON in “THE BELLHOP™ ~—OVERTURE— “Poet and Peasant” (Suppe) N. MIRSKEY, Corducter ~—MINIATURE RECITA L— “Rigoletto Fantasia™ Ernest Harrison, Pianist Pathe News—Scenic—Toplon KEANDALLSIMAN RL | I Responding to a request from Sec- | himy as he hewed and plowed retary of Akeleultups Wallaee for e | H0F 00 R formation veswrding unemployment | and dug his diteh, and in a vain i Ma d - farms, the . cxtensio s ele O AT e Univarxity of Maryiand, and freakish mood she made him ating with the Department of heastly rich. Our hero straight- \griculture, reports that farms in ti S reedi ¢ state are up;rnlhu(‘ g \.;1;{)] normal started in to paint the coun- acity and providing employ s froihd o etically il avatlable ‘uln'“;) red, h:i Innpl‘t Ll\u\rt brand T rof sin, a e sta sumunary of the reports received, Tead n o an . nock the atutes cluding all but gne county of (o) dead. f any course seemed safe o n average e: o 3 Sadas L N e osmont amon farm help of only [and sane he dodged it right per cent. Twelve countles report- | away, and pikers followed in his no unemployment whatever, and in | & \V3Yy 4170 ] llowe vses 1t was stated that farmors | train and cheered him night and | Are making more complain i 2 e T ere hefn than 1« com- jday. The mearest trick Dame g from the ranks of the unem- Fortune knows she sprung upon | Hove P Smerset county mmm]u the ‘z“gh-_n this gu the starkest man I st percentage ..r uncmployment—=s0 | . " > < = 1ol t y R UF et S8 among his foes no such a trick TAKOMA PARK TO AID [LANDIS’ RESOLUTIONS T uation there. however. is | would try. It is as though you! | = 2 e o e Fact that & | took a- swine from some clicap D. C. IN CLEANING UP| CREATE SENATE FLURRY | Begtuning at 6/30 P, M. P e sl hoglot near, and placed on it! = SESSUE to 22, Inclus they have | some antlers fine and christened | Residents Urged to Paint and Re- | : to ralse negro sett small garde Presentation In the Senate yester- [ October 17 tit a deer. And if the pig, in-! [ ove Debris Prior to Arrival laay of the resotution adopted by the | ¥ ? HAYAKAWA In o Drama of Power Ttun lin LIBERTY e Lspi ; S5 1 i 5 LE 2106 Px. av, spired by hope of endless fun American Bar Assoctation criticieing |yt 1T av CIRC] MAY AL i “ are beional and fame, believes itself an an- of Arms Delegates. {Judge Landis for accepting the posi- ing ut ¥ ud ou & 16-minute SBUCKING T snit pasT el WHE%E LIGHTS ¢ nout the = A ; or. 201 e = ! W” little ||‘|(;;1 Lhak pertelope, Dame Fortune is to[ The town council of Takoma Park, tion of base ball arbiter while re-| " Vaudeville cutertainment changed each even- | ="t 0 3|L1uurul.l1“:l: | nAcR - LO! Md., will co-operate with the District | t8ining his place-on the bench re- Frateralty night EUTE _F_street at ‘l‘.lm ACK m\l\mvr. iblame. And Charlie Cheese- government in cleaning up and paint- [Sulted in a flurry of debate. Assewbly, local ue i i egr yman lapped up ale, and waded ctls, Counctl, Alexendri t 'S iy ing up that suburb prior to the ar-| The resolutions were presented b 9 o e REVE G LEGAL FIGHT BEGUN. {deep in slime, until one day he|rival of the delegates und guests to|Senator Dial, democrat, South Caro. (::':' ;':,:_:',",'}",‘“'u,.," R RE S _|the coming disarmament conference. » and brought from Senator John- = j went to jail, charged with ahor This aetion Svas decided on at & |son. republican, Callfornin. the o me 3 4 rid crime. Now all the moral- |meeting of the council last night. |laration that Judge Lundis' . judicial Files Protest Against Valuations. ;' o0 "0 i tale him for |EVery effort will be made to induce|decisions rather thun his assumption || Shubert-Garrick Direction Mex The inception of what is expected |\ o ° P s A the property owners of the town to[Of the buse Lall arbitership were re- P A Bhnbe" 10 acoy ne| teXt, explaining that his name is nt fences and bulldings, clean up {sponsible for the attitude assumed b TONITE, 630, MALs, THUR., BAT. to e a fons lesal buttle before the | 00 TR TS 0 nd the |vacant lots and remove all unsightly |the Bar Association. If the judie A Interstate Commerce Commission and | ¢ . s world and the | SiY 15 eouncil voted o assist |decislons had “taught corporatios || THE the courts was noted yesterday in the | NEXT. hey swat this votary of | the citizens by hauling the trash and [how to skate on thin ice,” the Bar NEST HUTCHIN®O AN UBhATCHABLE. STELL R CAST, { S Sterials sway from the residential [ Association, Senator Johnson . sn fling by the Chicago. Rock Island|fun, they Toar, from coast tolmaterials 2 Would have passed laudators remein Including Edmond Lows, Har ; Mestayer and. Gipsy. O'Brien Wl Pacific railway of @ pretesticoast: but old Dame Fortune is 'l‘hlt- cuugll-;lilll':«:ld a hf::’:ll'il’és‘oi;l gon- uosnpx;‘am'_ E - i . of its prop- gection wi e concretin -f 8 repul M nst valuations made of ifs PP i the one who ought .to get the ‘ood_ and Park avenues. Bids were | souri, declared Judge me"u';‘mn:: Brien. ' - _ EATS THURSDAY. 0DS Offers CATAUAL PEAY by the commission for the pur-”_“lN WALT MASON. |opencd at the meeting for the con- |record had “nothink whatever to do AN “ y » THE MAN'S NAME Evening Orchestral Concerts New York Symphony Orchestra Walter Damrosch, Conductor L TUnder the Auspices of The Washington Societs of the Fioe Arts Auditorium of Central High CRANDALL’S l(\lcl(ulm)clu- R 15th St. Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific PRINCES® "x:x ll‘:';t. CAROLINA irat N ST TEN o D N CRUSOE, LD, es of rate- " Phe commi Nine under @ Ww | (Coprright by George Matthew Adams) | Struction of concrete highways, con-|with the Dar Association's resolu- s A quiring | b crete curbing and grading of Den- Lilway property te wood und Park avenue nd bids {PRESIDENT TO SPEED UP [ere, rereived and referted "to “the AID FOR EX-SERVICE MEN |c. "hevisert e Soomn e Somtmer e s the Ro Most 1 s was submitted and approved by the Estate Mortgage Loans i and it i council. It showed receipts from Secured for Depositor special and general taxes, deposits WAY TEARLE & 1 New York Avenue John McCormack Aud Au\l b A ALEAD. WANDA HAWLEY » G ALTE AND FLATT n _ “HER_STURDY_OAK st RAPHAEL ** wo o 4T other of the roads w Teen fixed are small ~uid tl ost ol I ses the fig- . " % 3 e e i what tho Conveys Stand to District Man- [umounting to $79 36.08. whicl with the ( L s Frs o o ad “lentative Z balance on hand of $13,568.85. made ! | PathesNews und Toples by | antlonnl/Thents 2% n hos catled <entative wiluation) | agers of Veterans' Bureau [3*\NT of 1926494 The disburs ; —with a big supply of S se ey m;m - ¢ the railroads to be proper as an Through Gen. Sawyer. {ments l,mk:-l‘m; kh‘a same. period for fine stationery for school. ’ HIPI’ODROM oprnltn.mn.m,l.ll“y | Stimate of the value of their prop- street lighting. street work, salaries, 36 == e | Instructions from President lard- unounted to $LOSS 26, leaving | | E Morrison Paper Co. | Criterion Theater —_—— e Lohat ithere phiust (Nei vapii) and 5. "The wpecial improvement 1009 Pa. Av | eff el Ve orts to give to the o e H lance \was $23.575.84, | 9th and D Sts. N.W. Sleeper service men every aid in the way Leave Wash. | hospitalization, compensation and| sence of Ma. ames L. In the i » 8 o'clock | vocatio Wilmeth, Councilman H. it pre- | | €8 i i ”‘x ARG R D L sided. with Councilmen J. 1. Shadle. ||! CRANDALL’S YORK THEATER [14 2 ,’ Prof. Louis D. Bliss, John R. Adams & k ._.‘Ar, ,,.‘,.,I,,,, o a Drin At and E. E. Blodgett, superintendent |} of public_works, and Ben G. Davis, 1‘9\\?1 r‘ltrk | -—should not be overlonked. A | | — little money put aside each . AT 1o And anr ko EET BY_AND BY.' WILLIAME, 1n And COMEDY, AMERI 1st St. and R. L Ave. ALICE_BRADY, in *“THE LAND OF HOP) And GAYETY COMEDY. “SAY, TNCL llle President’s instructions the conference, which w e FOR HEADQUARTERS HERE | 11"yt Soritinet "L s S a1l A Quart of TER R Bureat for the DArDose Of acranes K 4 Days Only Today, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Admission, 25c | pavday will prove a big help | in case of emergency. WITH AGNES Episoopal Bishops Prefer Capital to | ing methods for quick und efliciently | AY mn.onom nonun- L i ; handling the work of the bureau. New York City. The fourth district, ('umprkmg‘ Removal to this city of the head-|Marvland, District of Columbiu, Vir- quarters of the Protestant Episcopal | €inia and West Virginia, was repr irch of America, mow located in | Sented by District Manager Albert e heime hdvocated by | Haan, W. H. McGee, director of voca- ¥ | tional fraining, and Dr. I 1. Hirsch- Open an Account Now Eve hishops of New Jersey and Washing- mann, director of hospitaiizati - s““BEnT '."de'ille o the ol e prese | e of boemetizacen, || Health Candies AND SA Phone W, 183 liome in the metropolis has been out- e & er- VINGS | drown [SE 2s TE was: the putiate: ey | 3206 N St.NW, Belasco Theater | 40, 60 & 80c Ib. Cor. 7thand E Sts. | $:15 & 8:15 . m.; Bunday 3 & 8:16 p. . | ! or cormmcr: Washinston. it is claimed. is neutral | Furcay to give authority to the dis. territ I is the hoice = | o 0 trict managers to handle all cases — ‘The Musical Comedy Stars The Jerome Kern-Anne Caldwell for the hexdguarters since direct. — h “A Wayward Ocnonk i ational = Bniscopa] cathedral is beins e LOthers who spoke at the initial Make AY AND ALL WEEK MUSICAL COMEDY ere. neeting were Representative Sweet, . = H SE_GROCDY HARLAND DIXON This report. received in s duthor of the bill buaring his naite, Repair CLARK & Alfi:sfiflo | P-r-EI-:lstIEfl" AR AW WILLIAM KENT York city. indie which combined the activities of the o | The Boldier-Composer r Encemble of 100 the movement pre var rivk bureau, the vetearns' b cl Refinish H 2 i x “Honey Dew.” . o : el s e Upholter || Omce You Try It You'll Always Buy It : o | | [ Staring Monday—Seats Tharsday | as stood ocational education; Rep: I : | ris Presents the N resentative Samuel E. Winslow of Store and i F Breal‘f FORDE & RICE | mks | KE . ave et ass tts, Representative Wil- Office Fixtures | or I ast Llors Hoffmen, Qusen of Diversifisd In Her ;ll.;llscflvr Church in this cour ‘Wood of Indiana, Senator 1 W : : Beng: Temoo Tajiyams, Marie Steddard, | | ” ! i therland and James S. Parker of What brightens the eye and moistens the lips | | Beos: Co. Ben Lion, | ¢ N “WAKE_ UP, JONATHAN' educaiional institn R All Kinds of Furniture 2 2 S s 4 Mile. Olympis Desvall & « 99 szeous situation for the direction of | Ons: . g like a spicy, delicious. crispy brown dish of Torino, Bensational Togo, Topical Week- “FOOTLIGHTS' Direct ¥rom Its New York duco fonal eceles al wifairs and other ST American WoodFinishing Co. ¥ = i | 1y, Film Comedy. By RITA WEIMAN tavorable points are being brought up| Flowers for Your Entertalnments. 1217 9th North 12 9 MATINEES NIGHTS I is reasons for the change in 10GAtioN. | Laaye that detail to Shafter. 300 14th. > o! : Ml,s F ce’s A“ Pork 95¢c-50c 25¢ to 1 T ARTISTS' COURSE - - e aun 5 lows SEASON 1921-28 sce Gade fox Wiewars i 8 MT. vznxnon S, 0, 2. AT | PLAN SPECIAL_PRAYERS. ILLITERARY IN VIRGINIA. ;Nationnl Reform Workers Seek || &7 N.W. epory 0 s i Except Sat., Su First Concert Ten Star Series ANNA CASE America’s Favorite Concert Soprano Friday, 4:30, Oct. 21, National T. Arthur Smith, Ine., 1306 G St National Theater, 4:30 P.M. Oct. 31. SCOTTI GRAND OPERA CO in La Boheme. oo 35, HULDA LASHANSEA, soprase. Dec.'s, "Mme. LOTISE HOMER, Contralto. Feb, 23. JOSEF HOEMANN, Pianist. vy, "CRTtz KREISLER, Viclinist. $11, 35. On sale ert Lureau, iu REPUBLIC .. Am"icls Finest Colored Theater. ~Last Two Days—I1l P.N. "“QUO VADIS” _ No 1Increase in Admis COLUMBIA THIRD GREAT WEEK NOTE! Owing tothe greatlength of thismighty screen production Box Office Opens 9:30 &. m. Performance Begins10a.m. FAIRBANKS In Alexandre Dumas’ Triumph! SAUSAGE Many of you older folks who used to do the family marketing at Center Market will recall Mrs. Faunce and her eclicious All-Pork Sausage. The recipe for this “ap- pet g treat” was well guarded, and no one knew the seeret of its making until now. The Keane Provision Company Success for Arms Parley. Ly e A i = N | e o S 30c_Round Trip to Arlington 195,859 Persons Listed by the To ofier prasers for the suecess ‘Washington-Virginia Railway Comp‘ly | of the international conference on the | = - Census Bureau. sk il | limitation of armament, several thou § arate Tersons | sand members of the National R o 2 "“ e mvaLEn “i form Association will gather in this e Jnensus) burcany 1= 1 city on October 30, Dr. James S. Martin nounced. ,Of this number Pittsburgh. general superintendent of 1ative white of native parentage, 384 of | the association, has announced. v Ee, f Foreig mi drenita “We feel justified in calling to- foreig entage, 7 - SR orfiirad nsuniaae dand gether the Christian forces of Amer- Th ten years in 1 we L 4 <* < chkerbocker : DA.\‘&:'{.’\‘}R\' WEEK NIGHT L 4 10412 7th N. W, of foreizn birth. The number of illit- | jea for united praxer and deliber: N P . th “Secret” “OEHMANN’S” crate nesroes was 13332k There was | tion,” Dr. Martin ‘sald, "o the' end Photos is a feature of our OW I 0Ssess e Soappy Muslc Makes You Dagce. " "REE N York s N o ' stricts that the blessing of God may rest ice. . . Couples an One Time To ew the state than in the cities, the par-|upon President Harding and all as- Riai m?:nl;':;:gz“:} and manufacture this palate-pleasing All-Pork Sausage o art Do afoic xon Eer Eoart, h ymphony: entage being 13 for the rural popula- | soclated with him at the ‘council quipi according to Mrs. Faurice’s own recipe: Open 8 p.m. Dancing op! Orchestra tiog, nd T for o clies. sus there | (3015 (Pat the spirit of God may charge. ng 5 = P! ikar WALTER DAMRORCH, Conductor. A census there | brood over every session of the as- ‘Today, tomorrow—yoll may buy at leading grocers TUESDAY, 4130, OCT. 25th, were- §,109 Illiterates ten years of age | sembly, directing its deliberations, and | —Photos enlarged 3 d 4 ; OCT. 25th. and over I South Dakota. OF this|at the Same time over our own and all |BXI0 ...v.vessrssceceeeesss 5C and stands Real AM-Pork Sausage (just like Mrs. NATIONAL number 660 were native whites of native | other lande—that the thoughts of the Faunce used to make). Paul Ew" - : an ochanski The Distinguiched Polish Vi lol,l“s’l' Tickate: S350, 42 £1.50. Oftice T. Art \=====-——_— itage, 3,848 of foreign birth, and 2,075 | of human brotherhood and universal 014 9th St. were Indans. peace.” atage, 830 of forelgn or mixed par- [ world may be centered upon the ideal M A LEFS OPTICAL Co., Fifty Years of Serving the Public With Boters Moot Daiy 33 Sun 32 Holy 12 etter Meats HARRY _CARROLL & CO. in ‘‘Varieties of 1821 JOHN STEEL A - “TING-A ‘i'l!a'd o2 ‘he_American Tenor i i Keane P rovision CO., 621 B N.W. rAY G E co. | | DANEINE. ““The Dancing Master™ i = T TO DANC O EENE || Wrestiing Thurs. t—Turner vs. Jordan, WL TEACH YOI R e o0 Next Week——tSweet Swoctlen” KNICKERBOC! ACADEMY, All-Pork Products in “In a Pest House' Will Mahoney, Marcelle Fallet. Anita Diaz Monkeys, Snell & Vernon. Other Successes. _Order Now. Main 4485 Half- Jeason, hour “and dividusl Criterion Theater ERl sthlndDSl&Nw. IMANN'S ORCIEST . CHCHTH [J7f5/{ LAST 5DAYS || ghmins ik Tho Seson's oo avose Juteet miEe Teach you to dance correctly in a few lesons. Strictly private. Any hour. Separate studios. Normal course for teaching or expert danciog. Clus Sat. cve. Instruction and dancing. 8 to 12, TO MOUNT VERNON Gladyse Wilbur Steamer Charles Macalester “The Invisible Power” Beginning Saturday, Oct. 22 MARK TWAIN'S CONNECTICUT YANKEE to the Elite of Washington the Announces e nln(.cl Dupont ance “élub LEAVES 7TH ST, WHARF 10 AM., 145 .M. Collar Certainty HEN your collars go to (2] = ‘evenis Oct. 19. Infor tion dic fia undri bweucelrt 3111: IN KING ANTHOR'S COU Five Evening Orchestral |50k, ot ’m"‘"""g."ii?::fiwiw t oo Concerts : o - ’ i e 33:1 T October 24th; ::\'mher 14ths W ml?lig:(inws‘él,s;o 05 Dancc An Artist of Talents Supreme when returned. OL- MOORE’S nlll'l'o Decembe Sanuary 16tk I Sl Wt 1 L Snapplest jazz orchestra in the city. Ladles. 25c. Gentlemen. tax paid. 21% .nflNeW York Symfllony {PROP. AND MRS. ACHER'S &TUDIO, 1127 Orchestra ot hone {10th st. n.w.—Ciass Mond: MANIZED collars are Her glorious soprano voice is the delight of the American operatic stage and concert platform. She has been instrumental in revealing to music lovers A ¢ ® new beauties in their favorite songg and an artist of surpassing charm. Hear thorougl'lly washed to celiaiter Damrosen, Conductor || Uniinki " iutiina o n choo orium G st . look and feel clean and T N [ e T 7y Friday Afternoon, October 21, National Theater, 4:30 P.M. ¢h it bt starch w e e e T it #lan ol bl s N To judge how truly great is Anna Case hear her outside of her physical € P = €at starc NINTH:AT:-D Course Tickets: $6.25, §5 and $375 'm""’fl’ :",‘33}’- oy ‘;""‘“ . NINTH:-AT-D, vt leseon clety, 1741 New York Avenue. used is smooth to your | - flesh. : presence. Hear her voice as it is literally Re-created by the New Edison Dia- mond Disc. T LA rou.n-rn:. GREA’ VEN BROWN G! "fli‘n ALL-STAR NUMBERS, 7. GAYETY—"32.7%" b MISS CHAPPELEAR | N Before you go to the concert come here and hear her Re-created Voice on N'8 /X the New Edison Diamond Disc. These are some of Mr. Edison' tions STEP LlVELY B.;{Efi:‘:“ e ETirate, lessous by appelatiunt s Ave ¢\, of Anna Case’s voice: ; “'gmsflsf‘{v%"'mclus —mfi—— ffman and M:B:I‘I'I"M).‘T:El.l-l'll:'r U SemmAMNI G ki Citties ?)Id X'Iz""‘“’"""‘"mu F. W. MacKenzle, Manager 221 1 Qe o Lillian Hoskins Angeu. Ever Bright and Fair—Theo- Charmant olseau—Perle du Bresil Cor. 6th and C Streets N.W. .'.A:,- ostx (fomerly Mrs. H. L. Holt) adors, (FandeD) .. s (David), in French - A ANGES J"“'-’l S Gotabe ola Sl g 30 Birth u: Morn (P(‘Lmnl)m i) ot Mighty o Prompt and regular WHITE o TIAT Sommeiicnt ....mr...u.. > 08 n) u veesl Bonnle, Sweet Besslo delivery aze a certainty [|] ]J o west Tex- <pH] PHI' with Tolman patrons. g Phone Franklin 71. TOLMANIZE! Next Woek———foata Thursday A. H. Weola Presents TH® FAMOUS FARCE FROLIOC, "“LADIES’ NIGHT" o 1A THREE BATR Cast from r at Eltinge Theater, ¥. Y. 14th and You Sts. N.W. Reopens Saturday, Oet. 23 The Old Nest Orehestra. Wreeskin Mustc. ‘IRe THE GIBSON CO. 917-919 G St. N.W. Stndlo Fall, 1219 Comn. ave. ‘Teachers fer all log ot sowecing. Phone Pr. 6642-1Fr. | Coauiady tiito. cualiroom for rent. nod Peearecerercecrecpueserereseseesee AN,