Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1921, Page 24

ST ARG 5 i3 it Sy e oy oo YEH t1Y EYES BURN MY HEAD ACHES, &ND 1 GoTTA PAIN IN MY STomacH ClARICE ! pecial pot Holiday Lvnch 11 AM. to 3P.M. “The Crown” [ Sll) 11th St,, 1727 Pa. Ave. “Food that Pleases” TIONERY Reads to supnly the partic- ular kind you wani E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 . Pa. Ave. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Health Candies | o Trenon, X5 aha Stepnen & | 0'Mara. lord mayor of Ldmerick, will |address a mass meeting at the New 40’ 60 & 80(: lb. jHoly Comforter Hall, 15th and E: t- Capitol streets. tonight. ing will be held under the auspices| - |of the George Washington ARLINGTON NATIONAL [ ths American Association tor the itec BURIAL OF [ Noman Euasts ot drma conforence. UNKNOWN SOLDIER || 7ae first of three ntustentea tec- t Y. W. C. A. will be at home Monday {ognition of the Irish Republic. November 11th s under auspices of Carnegie In- Quickest, Most Convenient and Direct Route - Running Time: 25 Minutes : ound Trip Fare: 30 Cents ars _leave every few minutes from 12th and Penn: ia ave- .W. Direet to Cemetery Gates. WASHINGTON-VIRGINIA RAILWAY COMPANY p.m., in Administration building. Dr. Sylvanus G. Morley will speak of the ancient Maya. Cpen to public. 509 G street, py branch of peoples’ party Columbin Historical Society will meet Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., at Cosmos Club. Speakers, Maud Burr and Henry E. Davis. Columbinn Women of George Wa. ington University will give a moll picture benefit for scholarship fund W ednesda). at Knickeroocxer Thea- s U Saturday .I“( dances by Qommunity Service of the District will be continued at Pythian Temple, as Carroll Hall has been sold. I St. Rita and Capitol Assemblies, Catholic Fraternity, will give a one- {act comedy and dance Saturday night in hall of Church of Immaculate Con- ception. Takoma FPark Daptist Ladies’ Afd will give a bazaar and cafeteria lunch and supper Saturday at 37 wrel avenue. Takoma Park will meet Monday in Takoma Library at 8 p.m. Election of 231 new mem- bers. Annual election. A speefal armistice and disarma- ment service will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock at the Eighth Street Temple. In addition to the regular ritual there will be a special Rogers musical service. Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohlo will speak. The public is invited. Congress Heights Citizens’ Associa- tion will meet Monday at 8 p.m., elec- tion of officers. Rufus M. Jones of Haverford Col- lege will speak at Friends' Meoting House, Saturday, p.m. Subject: “Friends and the Reduction of Arma- ment.” The Business Women's Council will omit its meeting scheduled for to- morrow, Armistice day. Date post- poned to November 18. Guests of Government Hotel T-! will give a tea Sunday, 5 to 7 p.m. for benefit of Pine Mountain Settle-: ment, Kentucky. Frank L. Middleton will give expo- sition of Sunday school lesson tomor- row at 4:45 p.m., 1333 F street. Th ay, “Wanted, a_Home»” will be p:ea'enlm! tomorrow night at Ham- line M. E. Church. FRANKLIN The Franklin fs direct air cooled, has no radiator and uses no water. Therefore Franklin owners waste no. time draiming and refllling radiators, no pa- tlence using antifreeze mixtures, no money getting leaky radia- tors repaired. Franklin Motor Car Co. und Tri Warhington-vivginte Batheny Conpens” —always give absolute satis- faction. You will be happy if you own one. Get yours at Gibson’sKodakFillingStation 9T-019 G St. meeting of the council of soclal IgAencles will be held at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the oak room at the Raleigh Hotel. Nominations for members of the executive committee will be voted on as follows: Mrs. ‘Whitman Cross, William Knowles Cooper, Newbold Ndyes, Walter S. Ufford and John I)ulvh ociety will meet Sat- Thomson School. G. Hersey will Ward—a - Ml(ne A Flower Day for Living Soldiers * *x % A prominent Amer- “ican woman made the following sug- gestion: “Let us cel- ebrate Armistice Day as Flower Day for iving soldiers of the world; let us each wear a blossom that day to show the service men that we have not forgotten what they did.” rthwest !lhrlll Citisens’ As- ur:l.lunn has postponed tomorrow’s meeting to November 18 because of Armistice day. tative Leonidas C. Dyer will address mass meeting at Dunbar High School Sunday at 4 pm. in conmection_with drive for " PAyllis Wheatley Y. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. tion, Twentieth Century clf:x';t wislfcn:gu at 8 o'clock, 1447 Irv-| treet. ‘“‘Beginnings of Architec- e "will be treated by Mrs. John Emery-Eckington Home and School Association will meet at 3:15, Emery School. — Women’s Welfare Association will begin rummage sale in gymnasium of 1032 11th street. 0 - POURTRBNTH @ H STRESTS v WASMINOTON -~ ‘Womens City Club grill luncheon service open to members and guests daily from noen to 1:30 p.m. s’ Leu\n will hold an- n\?:ln.;:eun‘ at 1714 N street, 3:30 p.m. Norman Hapgood will speak. TONI +. Jasper Post. No. 33, Ameri- uia;.‘ctlo 2&' 111 ‘meet at 8:15, 1101 E street. "Mens Club of St. Lukes' Church, will meet at 8:30. Important busi ne 3 California State Assoclation will meet at Thomson School. Represent- ative Arthur M. Free will speak. Pro- gram. Californians invited. Womens City Club, civic section, will meet ‘at- 8 o'clock, to eunllder housing situation. Chemical Society will meet at 8 o'clock, Cosmos Club. Election. Brief talks by past praaldent-. James J:O'Leary will speak before Abraham Lincoln Council, -American Association® for Recognition of Irish Republic, 1721 1 street. H. A Y. W. will give dance at Hadlelgh Hotel. o . Elastic Hosiery of the’ best quahty is al- ways procurable at - our store. We specialize in it. ‘We give you the best qual- ity at the lowest possible _price. Kit Carson Post, No. 2, Department rof Potoma 'lll. meet at 8 o'clock, G. A. R. Hall. ‘The Diversity Club will meet at 8 o'clock at home of Mrs. J. B. Hyatt. Eplnllh-Al'nerleln o'clock, class,” will mee School. Reading Atheneum, ‘Thomson Sel Remember our reputatxon for perfect sshvice is known all over Washifgton. | The Gibsot Co., Inc. 917019 G St AW 45 Quincy place. Installation of of- ficers. s Banneker Club will hold armt. n’l‘chc.enlibnuon n 8 o’clock, In lobby, Y. M C. 5 .—_._'.- RUN OVER TO DocToR SOKER, A JICK MAN To ouncil of | stitution will be given Tuesday, 8:30 | Open miceting Saturday, 8 p.m., at. Morris | Avglon Club will meet at 8 o'cllekll -SOME Doc! THE o' Boy 13 A ruND- READER ILL SAy! LOOK. LIKE . Tranqullhty | i Though evils burden this poor globe, and wrong makes right; an also ran, Fido not yell or tear | {my robe, or follow any noisy ! plan; I ]lk\c to see a change, in sooth, to see the right in better| luck; but years have taught me this great truth—it never helps! to run amuck. The agitators who uprear on kegs and boxes, in the mart, and shriek that doom is drawing near unless we itear” all things apart, would {never help us dodge that fate, in case its solemn hour struck; {one thing is true, one truth is | straight—it never hclps to run amuck. I pin my faith to wise cld boys who_make the good things come to pass, who 'don’t believe in empty noise, in boom- ing drums or sounding brass.| +They straighten things that are lamiss, while agitators paw and buck, and watching ‘them has taught me this—it never helps to run amuck. men who use their domes will| solve our problems, one by one, while Windy Willie rants and! foams and says the nation’s course is run; the tranquil men will demonstrate the worth of quiet thought and pluck; and this is sure as death or fate— it never helps to run amuck. WALT MASON. (Cnpyright by George Matthew Adams.) —_— AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS ‘Wilson Normal Center—New groups are to be formed in the Domesllc[ Art Club. A new Dramatic Art Club will begin work this evening. Other | activities tonight: Athletics (men); French (elementary and advanced). This center will be closed on Armi- stice day. East Washington—Tonight: Amer- lcanization class (under supervision of the Night School); Community Or- chestra; Veterans' Bureau A. C.; Wal- lach Pleasure Club; registration. i Southeast Center—Tonigh Danc- ing; the Quentin and Leviathan Ath-! letic clubs will meet for athletic practice from 7:30 to 11 o'clock. ‘Thomson Center—Tonight: Meeting ’nf the Cflltornil State Soclet: the Millinery, Adult Dramatic, Mandolin Ihnd Guitar Orchestra and Sewing clubs meet. Dunbar High Center — Tonight: Eighth grade instruction in algebra elementary French instruction. Ot activities “tonight: Community C ters Bai Simon Commandery of th Knight Templars; Holy Name Guild, basket ball; Ploneers, basket ball; | Dramatic Club; piano practice. Garnet-Phelps Center — Tonlght: James E. Walker Post, American Legion; Woman's Exchange; Doug- lass League and Supreme Council. Deanwood Center—Tonight: - Com- munity Chorus; Deanwood Dramatic Club; Glee and Athletio Club; Bible Study Clab; Community Association; Deanwood Commun]ly Girls’ Club. Lovejoy Cenlex\—’l‘onllhl' Buffalo Athletic Club; Dressmaking Club; sewing; Boy- Scoutl. parliamentary study; Girls’ Club. —_— Gude’s “Mums.” the finest and largest 1214 F.—Advertisement. KELLER IN SALARY PLEA. Commissioner Would Raise Pay of Many City Employes. Stating that salaries paid District employes In positions of trust were |ru below those paid men doing simi- lar work in commercial institutions, Engineer Commissioner. Col. Charles Keller yesterday urged the estab. lishment of a higher salary scale for certain District workers, during an address before the Optimist Club at the Arlington Hotel. He asked that members of the club advocate to Congress the necessity for increases in salaries. This should be done, he said, in the interest of the community. Commissioner Keller also outlined some of his duties as Engineer Com- missioner. Violin selections BySol Minster and by Herbert Burkart, seven-year-old pupil of the former, were rendered. James Mayes was in' the chal eveloping —Photos is our spe- cialty. Quality work at small cost. 35¢ OPTIOAL CO., 614 9th St. specimens. _—Photos, Enlarged 8x10 M. A. LEESE ) The tranquil | ASHINGYTON, DID THE DocToR SEEM TO KNow D. 'C, THURSDAY, 'NOVEMBER' ‘10, 192L: " ALL. T HAD WAS TEN DOLLARS, AN WHAT You HAD uu'r THREE DA Paramount Prcsents CLAYTON “EXIT—THE VAMP” y —\Withe— Theo. Roberts—T. Roy Barmes Continuous—10-30 a. m. " { Special | F 11r;1 F eatures ETROPOLITAN CRANDALL'S Street at 10th DAYS—ANNA, Q. NILSSON A SR WY GIRLS & California Streets CAMPBELL, Mgr. ND, fRAv l, o WE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE - NINTH-AT-D STRAND LAST THREE DAYS OF A PROG UNIVERSAL PHOTOPLAY OF THE ¥ EAR—Tk NOMAN, ! oF | MOUS NOVEL | “NO~ TOEY \ SUPERBIY FNACTEII BY FINEST LAA AM SUPREME ENTS PIC PR WITH A SOU| KNOWS” "FANNY RERSELYY ,P FR A\SF\IB”D =" VAUDEVILLE =t A TROPICAL SERENADE | Kalaluhi’s Hawaiians “AN EVENING IN HAWAI"/ [ . _ FABER FISK | BROTHERS f Equilibrists NEXT WEI “CONFLICT,” A KNIUKEI‘IBOCKER ol . Ph. W. 853, b TOMOHROW— WART, 1 18th THE WIND." iat 8¢ and R, 1. Ave. CRANDALL" uBERTY ‘\lunh Capltol and P Sta. HA\A!\,\\\ In s ‘Theater, '(h& TODAY—CONSTANCE “WOMAN'S PLACE."” G cumh\fis. in “ON THE OMORROW—ALICE, BRADY, in “DAWN TORRTIE _BAST And ' HALLROOM BOYS, in “TWO FACES WEST.” CRANDALL'S SAVOY THEATER 14th = I Col. Rd. N AFTER OUKY'S nnd R. L Ave. A HAW 1 DUMBART(_) in 1340 W PRINCESS *1o1 st » “GhsLE OF LAST THREE DAYI NAZIMOVA In Metro’s Modern Version of “CAMILLE With RUDOLPH VALENTINO The mever-to-be-forgotien hero of “The Four Horsemen of the Apowwu" Loew’ Im Emb—fcfiu o_Overture Informal Dance ‘Nafional Masonic Fishing Chub | ARMISTICE NIGHT Friday, November 11, at 9 p.m. Etks’ Hall, 919 H St. N.W. Admission, 99 cents per person, including war tax. 11 FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE t, Scientist, in’ Boston, Masa. Ch At First Church of Christ, Scientist Columbia Road and E'lflld !! N.W. On Th November Friday, the ces of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Washington, D. C. No Collection. ANl Welcome. COLISEUM SKATING TONIGHT rmom 20 l'ol'll! 0 “SI'AHlSIl I.WE” Duu-lld By LOS CARITY lflmDIlnN'wYofi mfl TGNY. INNEY ICKI.E ME Distributors of High-Grade U. 8. Gov’t Surplus Pnpmy FRIIAY’S BARGAIN TALL CAN N.FRANK & SONS “ 1006 Penna. Ave. 1115 H St. N. E. 3299 M. St., Georgetown 1106 King St., Alexandria T. 8. Patent Office HOME-MADE'CANDIES Not by the touch of the magic lamp, but by the use of pure, rich and rare ingredients, com| human ‘hands, Polly Trent Homemade Candies attain an excellence which is rarely approached. - Chocolates & Bonbom Fudge 50c¢ 1b. &»Lc.y Tge m1013 E. ounded ‘skilfully by 70c 1b. St. NW. Mo ety CAROLINA ‘1.2 1ith and U Sta. ugton's | Bewutiful AVENUE Gml\n. Av CRANbALL's Tp- 1, AT TOMOKROW— OF THE g CARD. 1n_TFIFTEE) APOLLO THEATER CRANDALL'S o ;5‘ IFTEE! 2 TOMORROW L ONWAY T LE. in ““AFT- ER o SUDNIGHT, o Aon. DDY BRAY-GOLDWYN'S A Coming Monduy and_Tuesday, RAFE COMBISATION + SPECIAL HOLL: FAIRS OF ANATO! E FRIDAY AT 2:30 HIPPODROME WILL ROGERS, A VIR &EN. YORK THEATER G A'e-‘QIeI«S‘. TODAY_SPECIAL CAST, “POVERTY HES. . And HALEROOM BOYS O FACrS WS ExTRAS SPECIAL ARMISTICE PAGEANT TO- NIGHT ONLY. DRROW “ELAINE HAMMERSTELY, in ANDCU ISSES. TAID OF HIS WiFe’" 3 (‘l\L HOLIDA' MATINEE AT 2. _—°—:E' NEW STANTON S Zcsw ETHEL crx¥rone ¥ NEON and STAR cu't. 'WEALTH. A 911 H Street MARJORIE DAW and FRITZI in “THE BUTTERFLY EMPIRE BPE- 'L‘b Sth u s!:. HERBERT RA' PRICES TAX INCLUDED 11 A. M. to 1:30 P. M. 30¢, 1130 te 6 P. M. 40c, 6 to 11 P. MOORE'S RIALTO " AT @ CREATORE THE SOBBING TONES OF THE CELLO—ENCHANTMENT OF HARP AND VIOLIN ARE IN- SPIRINGLY BEAUTIFUL HIS CLIMAX IS A MUSICAL TORNADO GOLDWYN PRESENTS THE - NIGHT ROSE STARRING 'LON CHANEY AT HIS DRAMATIC BEST. USUAL EX‘I'IMS—“TOIIOHV" GOMEDY—IEWS. ETC. SHUBERT Vaudevilte Belasco Theater ifi%m SHUBERT-GARRICK Sunlng'. Mond-y. Nov. 14 “A "BUCK O} ON LEAVE" McCONNELL & SIMPSON : “AT HOME,” By Grant Simphkon A. ROBINS The Walking Music Store T WILL omnmvn Some Diverting M ATIONAL Znies i, ELSIE .IANIS FRED ALLEN “Born 1894" Pl e L= QTAITIIG 'SUNDAY—SEATS SELLING JOE rurron Q 00 | veming e sumickesvoars, Identical Cast and Produe IMERRYWI Lehar's F JHUBERT TOPICAL = BUD FISHER FIL! MATINEES NIGHTS 259-50: 25eh $1 PITO Ll‘“fil&. M. Bally, 215 Ewe. 8115 mm!ogh..mh&m M.l‘ln-'l: DR o e R aurk. REPUBLI M Tomorrow—11 2:90 P, -Today and ekl ia Oontinuous—10:30 a. m. 11 p. m. Realart Presonta— MAY McAVOY Star of “Sentimental Tommy"” In Wm. D. Taylor’s picturia- tion of Wm. J. Locke's moted novel, “The Morals of Marcus.” “MORALS” Extra Added Attraction BUSTER KEATON —t— “THE HIGH SIGN” CRANDALL'S F at 19 | METRoPoLITAN LAST THREE D.n's 10130 A. M. to 11 P, M. WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME A 'flkfil hhrul.m-t ‘With llllQ NiLSSoN QMED Yo “Snub" Pollard in "I’LNNY-IV-'I'HI-:-SLO'I‘" “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL” Waskingans vt Orchsts Oonductor Pathe Mewse Topice st taa Day padoal oot el doioded B Laa K CRANDALL’S 18th & Col. Rd ~~TODA Y— l-m.hz -t sm P. M. PETERS And Special Cast in.the BUSTER KEATON in “THE GOAT.” —EXTRA— +THE VICTORIOUS ALLIZS" Zeseast Tonight Only The Dancer! | The wild desert dancer— more beautiful madcap ne’er threw careless kiss. Scoffer at all men’s love yet slave at last to her own— POLA NEGRI re-incarnates her in “One Arabian Night” The Photomarvel NEXT WEEK ONLY AT CRANDAL! [METROPOLITAN at 10th — YOU ST.|x Ne-r I«h Edward “I'he Face ol the Wor!d" 9th Below F All Week M Bedini’s Rural Festival 'HARVEST TIME Intreducing & Cast of Celebrities Hedded by & Triumvirate of Btars FALLON In “Words and Music” | i Added Attractions—Mnuitiple Reel Comedy | PRE-WAR PRICES¥4T1YEES e 70 2k 8= AE BEGINNING PRISCILLA DEAN THRILLINGLY STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION. l BEGINNIRG SUNDAY Will J, Kennedy Hawthorne & Cooke Pat Kearney and s typlosl Jean Bedinl Beauty Chorus Next Week— 3 l-'nnk they'-kcvnw R MiNKte FISH ASSISTING Edward J. Lambert OFFER “YOUTH AND BEAUTY" AND DOUGLAS FLINT & COMPANY In “‘Grouchy Gregory" NGS 20c TO 500 & HOLIDAYS UNDAY &% - ' SeSeSeaasesesasasd Continuor a—-m 30 & m. 11 p. m. Mayflower Presents— “LADIES MGST LIVE” In Geo. /Loane Tucker's great story of the lilies of society, basking in pleasure and luxury ! WITH BETTY COMPSON A Paramount Plcture Caxt Includes MAHLON HAMILTON MARCIA MARON LEATRICE JoY AG25e5a5e525a505252 58505250505 252505252505a5e 5 ¢ [d COSMOS Mat,, 22.35c. Eve.. 36-59¢c Kimberly-Page & Co. In a Delicious Trayesis on the Movies Jack Powell Quintette s Ccmedv and Music “Buddy” Heim an the Lockwood Sisters A Dancy Comedy Trio = Ruloff-Rulowa Trio Mayo & Vernon Harry & Anna Scranton Huck Finn & Tom Sawyer “His Unhappy Finish” Mack Sennett Comedy International News Weekly Special Matinee Attraction GLADYS WALTON. in “THE ROWDY" 1n City |A Stirring Dféma of a Girl's Fight SECOND EVENING CONCERT ; New York Symphony | Orchestra ‘Walter Damrosch, Conductor its, $1. 1. Office of the Society, 1741 New York Avenue DANCING. DAVIQON SEreL1329 M n.w. The new dances—latest steps. Teach you (o dance correctly In o few lessons Blrlclly private. Any hour. el rmal course for teaching or expert duncius Mao 1752 PROF. AND MK 110tk st. ‘n.w a- ATE_LESS! 2ix lessous, $3.50. € s Courser any time, 7 n 0.0 . Fri. Fine. codl ballroom CATHERINE BALLE, Franklin 6508, The with people who wiste e, also the la reasonable. 740 9th 5 Wi wante § time? Will teach you mpa.. Erisate lessons hy appointment. ticut DANCING EVERY WEEK NIGHT K\ICKERIOCKEIL Near D St. “ofl 'x” Music 800 couples dance at one time to the Best Dance Mausic You Ever Heard. Open 7 p.m. Dancing, 8:30 0 11:30. & Dupont circie-(Dupont smm l’h Fr.1485-W. lllllwln aud Stage Dancis Bh‘ Children’s class opentng Bat.. 1 ‘Want to Dance? You Can Learn We give to our cours: balf hour Individual private lesson snd one three-hour class lesson for $1.00: Don’t take up dancing before you have You need not have ar A’””li"'é':“&”fi‘t 14th nnd Purk Rond Mask Ball Tonight { K Worthwhile Prises for Most Original and Comical Costumes. 16 Ny Comfortabls Seats for OnlookeTs. Prioes. Strict Censor. DANCE el place fn town, Wash- o ot Bance. "Futiic, Frivaic 431 1ith ow. O at the most ‘sultfl