Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1921, Page 40

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, THUR:SDA.Y, 92 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Correctly Named. DAWGUNIT, CLARWCE! Y'DONT CALL: Y'BEEN TRYW' TO THIS CHICKEN PUT THAT LID ON BROTH DO FOR ONE HOUR! D. NOVEMBER 17, 1921.° —By POP MOMAND.! WHAT DYou |[1T'S naDE ouTA DE MEAN IN ITS || WATER DE EGE3 INFANCY? || A0t BOILED In!Y C, Ingram Congregational Church 10th and Mass. Ave. NE. re singers for “THE MESSIAH.” BOSS 0AT AR CHICKEN BROTH IN 1TS INFaNCY? be Tendsred st the church en nmnu\ Thursdsys at THE STUPENDOUS SPECTACLE-DRAMA i ACNES AYRES ‘aNo L d n:ws'uht'x:'mg' et et RUDOLPM VALENTING ‘moderate cost. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. \ ADAPTED FROM THE MASTER PLAY BY VICTOR HUGO CONCERT FEATURE Guest-Conductor ADOLF SCHMID|. SPECIAL OVERTURE -‘ga" Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. DADS’ CLUBS ORGANIZED ' ¥ IN COMMUNITY CENTERS | 4 Old Friends _I : As down the slope a pilgrim wends, where every bramble || scores him, he rather dreads to | meet old friends—their conver- sation bores him. Few gaze upon him and exclaim: “You're looking hunkydory! You have the same old stalwart frame, {, ur locks are far from hoary' our step is bold, your back un- curved, you still are spry and handy; you certainly are wellj preserved, you surely are a dan- dy!” Few talk in such a pleas- ant strain when on the pike they meet you; your aspect seems to gleven Dads’ clubs, forming totimeny | CaUSE them pain, and witha slgh of Powell district, W. J. Gribben of | they greet you. “And so you re e e ot asrern Figh atatricr, |Dald,” they grimly say, “who Carl Doehrer of Petworth dl!n;ct once had.raven tresses; and your K. & siitenger of Cnevy Chate dlo’| complexion, sallow-gray, your breaking-up confesses. And you are bent, oh, Gaffer Jones, you’re Oth Below F All Week FINNEY’S REVUE A Whinigig of Fun, Nnvemu and Specialties, with FRANK FINNEY (HIM! Next Weak—unnly ‘Watson Show.” 'I'OMORROW POLI’'S THEATER, 3 0'CLOCK PAVLOWA And her Ballet Russe with full “THE SHEIK” GEORGE MELPORD PRODUCTION Q@ CParamoant (Piclure IW. J. Gribben Elected Head of New Organization cording Boys’ Achievefnent. Organization of Dads’ Clubs in each of the eleven community centers of Washington has been eftected. The clubs are composed of fathers of boys who have accredited achievements to their record and memberghip of the “dad” depends on whether"or not his son is doing worth-while things out of school. W. J. Gribben was elected presi- dent of the general organization of clubs at a dinner meeting of the ex- ecutive committees of the various bodies. Brig. S. Young was made vice president and D. C. Crain secre- tary-treasurer. Presidents of the eleven Dads’ clubs, forming the cen- NINTH-AT-D LAST THREE DAYS UNIVERSAL PRESENTS The Most Thrilling, Sensational, Stupendous Emetional Pleturisation of the Year. 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We offer for your consid- eration and the consideration of your patients, a wonderful _ Violet Ray Machine for $12.50 Complete in. case with vacuum glass applicator. A wonderful instrument for home use. Used universal- ly for general electrical treatment ; a complete book one. Delivered anywhere in Washington. Telephone Main 1085 or Franklin 5077. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917.919 G St. N.W. UALITY —Service is offered b; our Photo Department Developing and Printin; a specialty. —Photos Enlarged 8x10 M. A. Lm OI"I'ICAI- 00- LITY ing. | hnrhnm or Up- Geo. Plitt Co.. Inc., ¥2i 5% of instructions - with each | 35¢ district, Brig. S. Young of Tyler dis- trict and J. H. Noll ot ‘Wilson Nor- mal district. In order that every flrlt American boy, as the achievement boys are called, may have a *dad” as adviser, a number of men who have no sons have registered as officlal “dads” for the fatherless achivement boys. The membership of boys affililated with the clubs now numbers 2,000. There are seventy-flve school group organ- izations of boys and a central com- mittee consisting of thirty-three boys. Two mass meetings of the boys and dads will be held November 25 at the ‘Thomson School, when activities will be outlined. Mrs. A. J. Driscoll of the community center department of the schools has been ap] ted by Miss Cecil B. Norton, general director, as chairman of this work. —— Flowers From Shaffer's Deck Smart- est dining tables. 900 14th. M. 2416.— Advertisement. PLEAD FOR CONDEMNED PRISONERS IN DISTRICT ssured | Welfare Leaders Ask President to Grant Commutation to Life Terms in Four Cases. President Harding yesterday received a delegation of men and women rep- resenting various welfare organiza- tions in this city, who presented a petition asking for commutation to life imprisonment of four men await- ing execution within the next three weeks at the District jail. Tt also was urged in the petition that the District of lumbia be spared ‘“the revolting spettacle of an execution, at least during the sessions of the con- ference on the limitation of arma- ment, and that the spirit of good will which now pervades the city of ‘Washington may, through you, enter the death cells in the District of Co- lumbia.” Hope is expressed in the petition that durmg the present administra- tion the National Cdpital may be per- mitted to join the fifteen countries of the world, and the twelve states of the United States that have abol- ished capital pu In conclu- {sion, the pet penalty as punishment for crime is a barbaric custom of primitive man and does not deter crime, but rather causes human life to be held cheap- 1y by sanctioning legalized murder.” Those men whose,death sentences are asked to be commuted to life im- prisonment are John McHenry, Ed- ward Perrygo, Clang Sung Wan and Charles Price. Oliver Hoyem, Washington repre- sentative of the national committee on prisons and prison labor, headed the delegation. —_— Flowers—Loved the World Over. Gude’s flewern speak a universal languag dvertisement. ~Rcey’ Registered t- i - equally distinctive. Fudge 50c¢ 1b. y | X g i B. F. KEITH'S PUBLIC SERVICE PROGRAM Includes free Public Lectures on Questions of the' Dsy. The Next: Economy of Maintenance FOR THE AUTOMOBILE OWNER Under the Auspices of the Y. M. C. A. Atito School AUTOMOBILE OWNERS AND THE PUBLIC Are Invited o Attend a Lectare at KEITH’S 'THEATER Friday, Nov. 15th, at 5:15 P.M. On means to avold exu-(u upkeep costs or Lecturer: D. C. WILKEIISON Extension Massger in Washington This last is extremely, comfortable and at the same time has splendid lines—a great’ combi- nation for the man who walks a good deal. 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Efforts to have a senatorial inves- tigation of the controversy between the Commissioners and the successful contractor on the one hand and the unsuccessful contractor on the other hand for the superstructure of the Eastern High School are being made | by representatives of the contractors. ! There is little probability that they will be successful in getting the Senate to look into the controversy. Senator Capper said that as the con- troversy _was _before the District courts, he could not see why the Senate should add this matter to its other investigation of the schools. —_— Everglades Limited Florida's new Limited, 1v. 9:30 a.m. Through sleepers to Jacksonville, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Miami. A lantic Coast Line, office 1418 H st. n. —Advertisement. PULLIAM IS REINSTATED. ] Resumes Dominican Post He Lost| Through W. J. Bryan. | At the request of the Dominican i ‘Added Attractions—Maultiple PRE-WAR PRICES R EXCEP Tonight 8:20 Mat. Sat. 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Oaly, 2115 Eve. 8:15_ SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater Opposite Lafayette Park T AW EXOEPTIONAL BILL BAYONE WALTER WHIPPLE and HYSTON And_ Thelr Selected Company of Twelve Artists in ‘“Time.” | doLLY connoLLY — | misoLETTO BROS. 2P BERT MELROSE itional Clown JACK momh“"m BROKEN MIR- ROR,” . with its Creator, Fred Schwars Co—TAFLAN & NEWELL—GENERAL' ED LA VINE—SHUBERT TOPICAL HLI COMEDY, —COLISEUM || Symphony Orchestra. Entirely Different Program. rnee.. €3.50, 83, $2.50, 2, $1.50 Also two-reel and Comedy. 1 CRrter Datective Bioey t O Street N.W. D ¥ and COMEDY, OLA DANA, in PPETS OF FATE. th& N. Y. A HIPPODROME 522 % 036 & s TOM MOORE. in “MADE IN HEAV! sale at Mre. Greene's Concert Bureau, Drwp- 13th anq sy 31st Annual VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT FRIDAY, 8:15 P.M. Sunday School House, Calvary Baptist Church, 8th and H/)N.W. UNSURPASSED PROGRAM By Prominent Artists Tickets, 50 Cents at Church ATIONAL Zrie o HENRY W. SAVAGE ofe THE MERRY WIDOW Lehar's Famous Operetta. STARTING MONDAY—SEATS SELLIN Mats. Thars, (Thank: mgy) lllht. 0 Presents LENORE ULRIC In His Own Adaptation of A Charaoter Study by ANDRE PICARD BURTON OLMEY ORIGINAL MOTION PICTURES And Colored Vlews Len RIDE, 3 - EMPIR nll l! Street N.E. ARNER and ANNA Elnomz BEFORE METROPOLITAN F Street at 10th KN ICKERBOCKER 15th St. at Col TOMORROW G by b, > LAY DOLLAR: And "8 “WEDDING BELI& CRANDAL l 'S Theater, Oth & E Sts, LAST THRED DAYS— CHARLES CHAPLIN."ia “THE IDLE CLA! W ROGERS, fo.“A $60R RELATION CRANDALL’S 5AVOY THEATER 14th and Col. Rd. MATS. 2 P.M. DAILY: 8 P.M. SUNDAY. Y BRADY, “DAWN OF ARRY POLLARD, AT F.KEITH’S % DAILY 25 SUN 30 HOLZ295:28 “Much Applause”—Post Lowis—MOSCONI BROS. —Cln. And lllfi VERNA and Brother oxuuu Dance llc HOPE EDEN m&‘x‘a‘m ROBERT EMMETT KEANE & CLAIRE WHITNEY ™o SYBIL VANE :5in. %o, RAY RAYMOND AND HIS MELODY CHARMERS Norwood & Hall. Du For Boys. Herbert & Dare. Others. T LOEW’S ALAC Gontinuous—10:90 s m—il p. 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