Evening Star Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 48

COURT OF APPEALS DENIES APPLICATION Refuses to Allow Request to Amend Mandate to Dis- miss Complaint. The District Court of Appeals yes- terday denfed the application of Cor- poration Counsel Stephens to amend the mandate directing the Juvenile Court to dismiss the complaint a Charles W. Moreland, who was given six months at Occoquan with hard labor by Judge Sellers in a non-sup- sration counsel pointed our aw provides three sepera- ble penalties on conviction for n support. One a fine not to e: $500; another imprisonment in workhouse at hard labor, and third both fine and imprisonment. “The fact that the Juvenile Court does not have pow to impose the hard labor. does not affect its power to fine up to § he rted, and the mandate is broader in its scope than 18 necessary for the decision of the is- the the will meet at 7:30 o'clock, for con- ferring the degree. Official line will be advanced Eeleet Klub will give a dance at the Hadleigh, beginning at 9 o’clock. The Big Sisters will meet at head- quarters. Mrs. Margaret Warfield will hold sue and its effect, if undisturbed.freception for visiting war mothers at might be construed t 8 o'clock, at 1726 N street. prevent any nile Court un, would work great d«‘;mi\u\on de-Jo— e fendants' wi and chiidren and | | would be plain to_the in-| | November tent and p tion § of the | g0 s act confe: iction in non-|* ? support ¢ the Juvenile Court Ontnhu, cheerful month, is Court assigned ny the 1 of reason for its refusal to ch: mandate directing the disn the charge. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Northwest Suburban Citizens® Asno- ciation_has postponed tonight's meet- ing to November 18, be¢ause of Armi- stice day. e Business Women's ¢ ouncil will omit tonight's mee mass mer-lm;: for limitation of arma- ment. in Masonic Auditorium. Capitol Hill meet Mond v with Mr. Carr, 741 Hobart street. Brig. Ge dent Hard: and Mrs. E. V. dress the D «nd Parent-’ its meeting speak on “Child Welfar The or- Zanization meets the third Tu°sday rd in each month at the Ebbitt Hotel. Garmet €. Wilkinon, assixtant v superintendent in (charge of colored 0 ¢ sebsarieptens o, shaves o owred) |\ WOBLE SIZE 10 Coneregational Church, M ctreer tween 6th and Tth streets, afternoon at 5:30 o'clock. ORGANIZATION ACTI—VITIES. ‘Women'’s Welfare ing a rummage sale TONIGHT. Southwest Civie "swsociationwil | Racing News: Pleasure gal- o'clock. anda School, Southwest. Frogram. lops dead heat with Satisfaction Press Chube Wit endress Meurrent —Deer Head winner! Topics class. Y. W. C. strect, at 7 o'clock. Ramblers’ Pas dance, 1101 E 8:45 o'clock. street, beginning ai An Armistice dance, under auspices | of the Catholic Women's Service Club will_be given at community house. 601 E street, tion classes. East Gate Chapter, GET YOUR FILMS —now. Be ready to photograph all the wonderful views now procurable in Washington. Fresh films at Gbson’sKodakFillingStation PIT-9I9 G St. N.W. ST nlar kind you want, E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. erary Soclety wil ho- Sunday A, 1333 l-‘! me Club will give a to 11 o'clock. Instrue- 30 to 9. No. 21, O. E. S.. TIONERY siReads to supply the partic- | through, and now November has the floor, and doubtless every day or two she’ll hint that win- ter’s at the door; she’ll wail sad my spirit * tired and sore. November has some nifty days, indorsed by pulpit and by pres <he sometimes slows some win- ning wa and makes the -|prophets miss their guess, but still the burden of her lays is al- ways winter and its stress. We see November's sun arise, but do not cheer the goodly sight; we say, “Yon cloudlets in the skies portend a tempest that’s a right, and haply ere the even- ing dies our whiskers will be frozen tight.” November browns the once green-—earth, and strikes the happy songsters dirges down the flue, and make | THE EVENING STAR, KEEPING UP WITH THE .JONESES—Fair Enovgh. v BoYy THATS A RELIEF! WASHINGTO 1 THIS WINTER. UNDER- | WEAR. SURE 1S dumb, and sends the groundhog to his berth, convinced that things are out of plumb; she laughs, but in her hollow mirth we hear vague threats of ills to come. Ah, well, it can‘t be al-, ways June, the other months must have their turn; so let us drop the dirgelike tune, and all bleak thoughts and longings spurn; Thanksgiving will be with us soon, when gratitude’s our chief concern. WALT MASON. (Copyright by Georze Matthew Adams. ART TO BE DISCUSSED. Talks ‘by local artists on American art are to be a feature of the meetings this season of the fine arts' scction of | Federation of Women's Clubs. The plan was discussed at a meeting held this week at the home of Mrs. Augustus Knight. DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING Expert attention given all orders. Work left in the morn- ing—before 9:30—ready same day at 4:30. D. C, HEY! 111 SCRATCH YourR BACK IF You'LL SCRATCH PUNE ¢ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER- 11, 1921 . AMUSEMENTS. | 0906000909800 600 Y0J SAW “PASSION"-*DECEPTION” —THE TR%%E;, PAPERS— “JUBGMENT!" —BY— VICTOR H4GO IS THE MASTER SPECTACLE OF THEM ALL AMUSEMENTS. ©900600¢ 00 —By POP MOMAND. | ' AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. CRANDALLS ¢ at L0n M:Troeotial LAST TWO DA‘B 10130 A, M. w0 ae 4 WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME A Wuneor'nl Ennruln'nent With a Groat C-st, Featuring ANNAQ. lll.SSOl "AMER"‘ AN FA NTAS]A" (Herbert) Washin~t- Jrchestra MIRSEEY C-niu-tor Pathe News—Topics of the Day K CRANDALL’S 18th & Col. R4 NiCKEROEHE} PETERS And Speecfal Cant In the INVISIBLE POWER BUSTER KEATON in HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1210 G St. APOLEOV SIZE 15¢ AR t i H | 1 | Political conferences than thoss of today, and the hwm 'he Coffee House in and Java coffees is Bi ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY BURIAL OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER November 11th Quickest, Most Convenient and Direct Route Running Time: 25 Minutes Round Trip Fare: 30 Cents Cars _leave every few minutes from 12¢h and Pennsylvania ave- mue N.W. Direct to Cemetery Gates. WASHINGTON-VIRGINIA RAILWAY COMPANY EER HEAD CIGAR HenryT Offterdmger,Maker 508 Ninth St. N.W. Agent for COMOY'S London-Made Briar Pipes YOU CAN LIVE WITHOUT SWING’S COFFEE BUT NOT LIVE AS WELL 6_7& ccf’e opfi'u[orzca/exce//enc’/ hich were n_prized fe of llvor are the same wfim ln hirk favor hd&y can su:nm for home mnlnfl)fian the nmfln lldil The coffee of beefsteak tichness ..icevosmenmnsnss M-E: SWlNG CO' Mesco Building, 1013 E St. N.W. X [ in nu 18th Century were more mous leaders often met l- oolu strength and, richnass i "ana Java. 45c Lb ‘Washington whers you 45c Lb. Phone Main 7601 Washington’s Invalid and Sickroom Supply House _ Everything to make the invalid comfortable. We have it. Just telephone or come in® and see for yourself. Complete stocks of— Crutches Invalid Cushions Rubber Sheeting Rolling Chairs Hot-water Bottles Ice Caps ) Urinals . Commodes Fountain Syringes Drugs Arch Braces Maternity Packets, etc. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917-919 G St. N.W. vy, s NON-SKID CORD TIRES GOODYEAR, FIRBTONE, STERLING, UNITED STATES. Tires at Big Reduction Other good standard makes at the iollnvnng pwces' Guaranteed Heavy Tubes——$1.00 Tube Sale Pay $1 more than the regular price of one tube and get two National Capital Tire Co. 1405 14th Street N.W. - . NON-SKID 40% OFF LIST “THE GOAT.” The Chief Eunuch! is a_dog's life—keeper of the hundred jealous wives in the mighty Sheik's ha- rem. Sorry the day for him when the Sheik commands. _"Go forth and bring me Tthe beautiful dancer! Some job! as you shall see. for she is none other than POLA NEGRI the wild desert dancer in “One Arabian Night” NEXT WEEK ONLY AT |ME'I'IIOI’0I.I'I'M| at 10th —— ‘Tough is his lot—verily his ' 'TO MOUNT VERNON Steam i LOEW'S PALACE Continuous—10:30 a. m. 11 p. m. Realart Presents— MAY McAVOY Star of “Sentimental Tommy” In Wm. D. Taylors piciunza- tion of Wm. J. Locke's noted novel, “The Morals of Marcus.” “MORALS” Extra Added Attraction BUSTER KEATON —in— “THE HIGH SIGN” SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater Opp-site Park «f 2115 and LEW FIELDS & €O. In “Snapshots of 1921” MGCOIIELI. & SIMPSON “AT HOME,” By Grant !.-”2-7 ROBINS lking Musie Store WILL OAKLAND. ome Diverting Melodious Homents YVETTE & CO. [Eddle Cooke and Kino Clark i JOF. FANTON & CO. “Seconds of Suspense” 0SSMAN & VANCE SEVEN DESERT DEVILS SHU DERT TOPICAL WEEKLY SHER FILM COMEDY HTS 25¢t0 §1 ay and Holldays o ns0n—Doliy and Percy Wenrich, Whipple- ll,:l'l. tto Brotaers—8ix 41 HATHEL: 25¢-50c Extl'vl Sat., 8 MOORE’S RIALTO 11 AM~LAST 2 DAYS—I11 P.M, ENCHANTMENT and THRILLS CREATORE Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. INVALID CHAIRS RENTED BY WEEK OR MONTH n_the toese tumn days. A rol chair pmvldel means, KLOMAN’S 1114 14th St. N.W. Phone M. 5088 Invalids and comva. lesccnts should be out Instrument Co. Sergloal Jostruments and Adied Lines AND SYMPHONY LON CHANEY AT HIS DRAMATIO BEST IN THE NIGHT KOSE eomoxo CLEMENT The Celebrated French Lyrio Teaor Tho New Willard Ballroom, s-uhy l:n.. Nov. ock, Sharp, 20, l‘lcleb—lu rved seats, $2 a :lou xn (8 seats), uo plhl ‘IO w cent Beat Sale on Mon: A “CAYETY T 557 Jean Redini's Rnral Festival, HARVEST TIME, i Introductng a cast of celebriiies headed WILL MT. VERNON Alexandria & Arlington Na Cemetery Btopover allowed st Alexandgia en i t. Vernon Tickets Cars. Leavs 1365 5%, ‘aad Pennsylvania Ave, N.W. every 5 and 35 minutes after hour. Runming ~time. 50 mi utes. Mt. Vernon open dafly, exoepting Sundsy Tri) H' Round Tn) to Axlluhn Cemetery 'ashington-Virginia Railway Company Momey Avaiiabie for Real Estate Loans Investments of First-Clnxs Keal Estate Mortgage Loans Secured for Depoxitor savings acconnt row, and you wijll find Iz becomes easy to acquire the practice by laying by a ceriain sum reg- ularly. Open an Accoant Now BANK OF COMMEKCE AND SAVINGS - Cor. 7th and E Sts. by a triumvhiate of stars, KESNEDY, HAWTHO E. . an REPUBLIC @ & Are-ica's Finest Coored Theater E?S?_‘l R525RSA5R2525E 12525252525 BECINKING SUNDLY In-Amerioa undes wusy.ces of the Muniutry of Fine Arts of Franos o Yiin 1306, lnn + Eamend YOU ST. Near 14th: = = READ=<= “The east iIx fine and the pleture on the whole ab- sorbingly interesting, with more plot than its poular forerunner, ‘Deception. . ,, One of the best shown In this country In many s lay.” “One of the finest of those Imported from abroad.” N. Y. Morning Telegraph. RIALTO KEXT SUNDRY €05000009€05200¢050009¢ 2525 EE LOEW'S COLUMBIA Continuous—10:30 a, m. 11 p. m. May/lower Presents— Q0900006 9¢0 )000000000900000 D000 00000060060000000000¢000 “LADIES MUST LIVE” In Geo. Loane Tucker’s great story of the lilies of society, basking in pleasure and luzury ! WiTH BETTY COMPSON A Paramount Picture Special Film Features "RAN[]ALL’G KNICKERBOCKER st Cou st Cast Includes MAELON HLMILTON MERCIA MALON LEATRICE JoY RGASPSAGRGRGEGR RSASRSRNR5R5T _.mNuALL'S ’.i‘.:.",,,.,. 1 LOEW’S ALAC Continuous=10-30"a. m.—11 p._m. LAST TWO DAYS Parumoun: Presents ETHEL CLAYTOA “EXIT—THE VAMP” —Withe— Theo. Roberts—T. Roy Barnes 0oky” Comedy DN HOLMES Travelogue Pathe News—uverture __CHAPLIN, in OLYMPIC , ENTIRE " Contiarous—i0:"0 LAST TWO DAYS NAZIMOVA In Metro’s Modern Version of “CAMILLE" With RUCOLPH VALENTINO | The never-to-be-forgotten hero ©f “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” Ext-a Added Attractions COMEDY_+A Tocner.il's . ents—Topics News ymphonic Overture, RIALTO NOVEMBER 20TI-' Wi ® GNES AYRES aNO UDOLPH VALENTING t Imn- REGEN'I‘ IMh"& rnmnrnln Streets N \\IPHELL. Mgr. NEXT CONCERT il New York Symzhony Crchestra ‘Walter Damrosch, Condvetor it Tues., 4:30, Nnv. 15 THEA Wagner Program {00, Henrietta Conrd, Frieda Klink, Rachel Morton Harris and Fred Patton Tickets, $2.50, $2 00, $1.50, $100 T. Arthur Smih, Inc, 1306 G St. RAYMOND ROBINS Socinl Economist. Will Speak on World Lim'tation of Arma- ments or World Revolution —Which? Avnditorinm, 13th & N. Y, Ave, Thursday 8:15, Nov. 17 Tickets, $1.50, §1.00 T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 r—__._fl - SECOND EVENING CONCERT l | New York Symphony Orchestra ‘Walter Damroxck, Conductor Auditoriam Central High School Monday Evening, Roveamber 14, 130 P. M. Auspices, W: the Mr. Damrosch Anniyze th ngton Soclety of ne Arts Reserved o oclety, \nlk Avenne Al : Jack Hoffman and Lill'an Hoskins, Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt | 1141 Conn. ave. Ballrvom and all brancles | of staze danci tan, G N.W. Next Ten Star Concert NATIONAL THEATER ¥Fiiday Nov. 18 LENORA SPARKES Soprano Met. | BERNADO OLSHANSKY | DAVISON’S RUSSIAN BA“’“’“: | The season’s new dances—Iatest steps. $2.50. $2.00, S1 | Tench you to dance correctly in a few lessons rictly private. Any hour. Separste studios ormal course for teaching or expert danciog ncing, 8 to 12 place in town, Was Public, Private 431 1Lh nw. O} [ at the most acrigiee { ingzon Studio of Dan | aud Stage Dancing. “THE SHEIK” £ GEONGE MELFORD PRODUCTION Q@ Gparamount Gpiclure Informal Dance National Mason’c Fichng Club ARMISTICE NIGHT Friday, November 11, at 9 p.m. Elks’ Ha't 979 H St NW. Phone North ¢ Admission, 90 cents per persom, Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 ¢ including war tax. 1ie | ARCADE 14th and Park Road. A Washngton Feature First of a series of 14 morning Musicales In honor of delegaies and at to the Conferen-e on Limitation of Armaments, the Cuamber Muslc Society an- -l.'x:rdnl program with MARIE SUNDALIUS PAuL ALTHO_SE * | with Tattuian Busrren d, M Fr nk Sharidan, SHUBERT-GARRICK St.rtlug Monday, Nov. * B F KEITH’S 7%, <0 DOUBLE HEADLINE ADELAIDE MISS & HUGHES JULIHE‘Tm Amgrion's Beprosent. | Prasenticg L LEW DOCKSTADER JESTING ABOUT “NORMALOY" “PARLOR, BEDROOM & Ex. Mat, § P.M.- “Armistice Day—Order Now. Main 448. Poli'g o “si’mus.l i“o‘fisf TONIGET 8:20 Mat, me Syea e w-n’. ik NEXT ‘SUNDAY. SEATS mu:a. ARTisu& HAMMERS.rud Bimgs mnn INNEY s ICKLE ME Comedy, DANCING Splendid Musio—Wonderful Floor ___ Popular Prices—Strict Censor CA: LLE, X Franklin 6506. Why waste time with people who waste yonr time? Will teach you to dance, also steps, in & few lessons. Prices reasonable. cone ¢ ~nv time, Hours, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. M‘ISS CHAPPELEAR Private lessons by appolotment. DANCING EVERY WEEK NIGHT 7R "BUCK_ON LEAVE" or|t|lll “l?ek" PAT BARNES, tl . amd Company of 100 Tonight ATIONAL I=ez i ! ELSIE JANIS |3 And Hor Gang ;In a New Aunck. Samo Gang! New Stuff!! STARTING SUNDAY—SEATS SELLING CRITERION —TOMORROW— The Great Dramatic Eple FRED PATT room. Tuesday. No- 11 o'clock Inspired by the Brushof [ FREDERICK REMINGTON - DUST " Henry W. Savage Olfers THE “Beat of them “an> MERRY WIDGW Lehar’s Famous Operetts Internntional Singing. Cast Incindes Lrdia Linkowska. Dorothy Fra Tefferson D'e Augelis. Reginaid Pasch C couples dance at one e 1 Best Dance Music Yoo Ever Heard. Open 7 p.m. Dancinz, 8:30 to 11:30. SLADYSE WILBUK. | # Dopent e rcir (Dupont Stud Rallroom and Mnn Children’s class_opening 1 Want 10 Dance HE GREAT REMINGTON PRODUCTION PATHOGEBEAUTY — DRAMA THE PHOYOPLRY OF THE YEAR 4 /A Vivid Picturization of Our Early Frontier Life Wells, Georges APITOL & Bu. ave at lith We give to our course students one. - half hour individual private lesson Ve Dy 215 Eve 15 0 DRI, THRILLING . D?.(“nkeh::rd::m. lersen fo- 100N & Ltk Sk Gole n e s Tack, e TOUCHING ritteq the Rightway. Yoo heed mot Dancers. Turner vs. P R'" G nt. fvrdlu }'(’Ihl Amy Ofark.. of Mirth" INS et nating academy.”” brivate