Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1921, Page 5

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Two other groups lnelnd%a Steppe, Yy aninoft; “Sere- nade,” by -Tschaikowsky; Grieg’s “The Princess” and Reve,” the ‘repeated: in-response to the enthusigstic. manitestation of appreciation of :a beautiful song well Sung:” ngs My Mother Taught Me.” by Dvorak; MacDowell's “Thy. ing Eyes,”#Pirate Dreanms” of Huerter Competent Real Estate Salesman by an old es- tablished real estate or- ganization. Applications must s applicant’s name, age, length of time in busi- ness, name of firm he was connected with and approximate amount of commissions made dur- ign the past two Years. All_replies will be treated with strictest confidence. Address Box 282-8, Star Office. For Sale - 1 * orRent 1810 14¢h St. N.W. 2 Story and Cellar Brick Lot 20x140 to a 20-it. paved alley Gardiner & Dent, " Ine. 717 14th St. N EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Frost your ‘heater. We HOT WATER heat VAPOR assortment with comfort. “Found Reliable for Over Thirty Years.” W. H. GOTTLIES, Pres. 917 H Street N.W. Phone Main 4886 our* house will be warm if youw've been atitentive to: Liszt, Inmll’ or system—it means permanent, regulated heat{ NATIONAL—“Little the Winter thru. A splendid of radiators, here ready to comnect you Biggs HEATING Co. HE. E. HUNTSBERRY, Vice Pres. and, in the place of two Josten songs, Frank La’ Forge's . “Song .of "the all' ‘of which were well re- ceived, “Songs "My Mother Taught Me” and: the “Pirate’s Dream” being re| ted. 4 $ 4R & e artist was ‘mot- in as good voice as on ‘her previous appearance here, her breath control apparently being at fault. = Miss Lashanska is . particularly skilled in the use of the “covered tone” in her upper register’and th! was most effective in her songs ye. She sang for encores, “Lo: Long Ago, addy’s Sweetheart’ and, after the last number, returned and played her own accompaniment for “Annie Laurie.” She was ap- parently disconcerted by the failure of her regular accompanist to appear. He was Well represented, however, in Florence Harvey ofy New York, who was both sympathelic and skillful a# the piano. | Mme: Du Carp-Reimers Friday. {_Magdeleine Du Carp. the eminent Froneh. planist, and “Paull Reimers, the distinguished tenor, are to ap- pear in joint recital at the fourth concert of the. T. Arthur Smith ten star series, at the National Theate Friday attérnoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mr. Reimers has established a reputation {in all the countries where high-class music is_appreciated as one of.the most authoritative song. interpreters of today. A program of unusual in- terest and beauty is assured. . T. Arthur Smith, Inc, 1306 G street. Mme. Gadski, Sunday. ° Mme. Johanna Gadski, the world's great Wagnerian interpreter, will be heard here in concert Sunday evenm- !ing. in the ballroom of the Willard { Hotel. The return of this famous artist to the musical world has been the oc- casion of much aeritical comment. Her opening recital in New York was thrilling. SRe was the recipient of flowers that completely covered the Isun around her and her appearance was the sign for a general outburst of applause that termipated in & huge ovation. Ernest’ Hutcheson. December 3. Erpest. Hutcheson, the eminent Aus- tralian planist and composer, will be heard in_ recital . at the -Masonic Auditorium, 13th street and New York avenue, Saturday, December 3,:under the auspices of the Wheatcroft Plano !School. His program will include | numbers by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, himself - and _ the Wagner- Hutcheson’ arrangement of the “Ride of the Valkyries.” Seats are on sale at the offices of T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G street. 0ld New e v e . York” Sam H. Harris is said to have lived up to his enviable reputation as a producer in “Little Old New York,” a comedy by Rida .Johnson Young, with a story concerning the New ork. of a century 0o and with éonevma Tobin in tite prineipal role, which comes to the Natio: ‘Thea- ter next week,’ beginning ' Monday svening. As Patricia , Gene- vieve Tobin has scored a personal hit such as is rarely acquis in the theatrical orld. The supporting | cast of players includes many Broad- | way favorites, B I POLT'S—“Mecon’” For Colored Homeseekers Price, $5,500 Small Cash Payment A twosstory brick, containing six large rooms and bath, furnace heat, cellar under entire house. Sample house vacant. Just off of First near Armstrong High School. B.F. SAUL CO. 1412 Eye St. N.W. Main 2100 “Meces,” the most gorgeous and spectacuiar extravazanza ever siaged i sent-by F. Ray Comstock and Morris i Gest to Polf's Theater next week, be. ginning Sunday.- . Eléven mammot a _spell upon the senses, and picture melts Into picture. Oscar’ Asche, its author, who, in conjunction with Per- cy_Fletcher, composed the score, is said to: have added immeasurably to h group made up of antique classics, 1n- | lyn Jose and models. The “models” wte,” {arouse the element of curiosity, but = |at all performances. Tickets may be had at the offices of |. { in_any theater in the world,” will be i finutes to Go.” which makes the foot j French.” <. " :BY+IRVIN Kitty Francis and her compa: [ flne players, after a trip around the world, will'make their appearance at 5%;,00“9-!.‘ Theater nan“l wukulfi e: unusual one-act comedy, en “Ambition.” The com; y includes Sady PBarle, Katherine Byron, Walter Ware, Madeline Besley, Caro- Back in those sinful*days which ily they ended then—a small Kentucky town, | selves, LT In the midst of they are said to be not the only things notable in the entertainment. Other acts will include Dunham (for their confidences a called, The added matinee attraction will be Gibson's new Universal photo- play. “Red Courage,” based on Peter B.'Kyne's story, “The Sheriff of Cin- and he travel ’round._ He nebar. Mack Sennett's “Sweetheart ", 3 Days.” the Interhational News ana|Ain't I been to California? Cartoon Comics will complete the bill{Seen every si “This week's ‘fine bill will be ‘pre- sénted for-the last time Sunday. STRAND—“Money Is Money.” At the Strand Theater next week, beginning Sunday, M. Golden will present his fantastic, futuristic musi- cal farce, “Money Is Money,” starring Joseph Greenwald, with a cast of nine. .Only .two other vaudeville numbers will be seen, the Anselsmiths, in “Pastimes in Jungle-Land,”: and Harry Gilbert. in “Character Snap- Shots” The photoplay will be “The Fox,” teaturing Harry Carey. GAYETY—“Golden Crook Co.” The Golden-Crook Company is com- ing to the Gayety next week. It is noted for its well-balanced organiza- tion and a strong cast. Its fun is sald to be fast and furious. Its chorus is composed of a sprightly galaxy of bright young faces, good singers {and dancers, and wears magnificent gowns. The cast includes Jack Cal- IV:'II‘IT?' hé?’%lg S);‘ubarl, 8id Gold, Matty e, ackson, Ann Myers, Julla Gifford and Kitty Warren. CAPITOL—“Monte Carlo Girls.” Tom-Sullivan’s “Monte Carlo Girls” the attraction announced for the Capitol Theater next week beginning Sunday. afternoon. A well costumed chorus and a.long list of principals are features of their performance. Shakespeare Society, Friday. The Shakespeare Society of Wash- h'xtmn will present “The Merchant of Venice.” at a complimentary benefit At this zg?emlenun who was entire length himself alongside the stranger he wavering, bloodshot in husky tones he said; ever had delirium tremens?” “Well, you big piker!” said the (Copyright, 1921, by the “Snooky’s Labor Lost,” and matin attraction, “Hurricane Hutch” Circle. Sunday and Monday, Betty Compson, In “The End of the World"; Tuesday, Goldwyu's “Poverty, Riches”; Wednes- day, ‘“Mystery Ro Thursday. and Friday, Douglass Fairbanks, in “The ee Rogers, in “Poor Relations.” Elite. Sunday and Mondgy, in “The Love Light", Hayakawa, in “Whe€e Lights are Low"; Wednesday, David Powell, in “The Mystery Row”: Thursday, Alice Brady, in “Little Italy”; Friday. Eu- gene O'Brien, in “Clay Dollars”; and Saturday, Glorla Swanson, in “The Great Moment.” Mary Pickford, 'uesday, Seasue for George \Washimgton Post, No. 1, Home. e American Legion, at Gonzaga | 4 Boverty College Theater, T street bLetween | yjolnia¥: (The, Voverty, of Richest: Jorth Capital and 1st streets, Friday | «Western Pep”. Tuesday, W illiam . turday night, with mady injpesmond and. Alma Reubens. in “A { the cast well knownto local theater- | Manter of His Home': Wednesday, {®°Charles B. Hanford, the disti. |HoCt Gibson. in “Action”: Thursday David Powell, in “The Mystery Road 1 Friday. Charlie Chaplin, Marie Dr | gulshed Shakespcarcan actor, will take the part of Shylock. Other local . ~ I;aw;::m;":n {he cast inciude John 3. s A LRI ' years r. n- ~E: - ford’s leading man and prominent | oont o Darthelmess, in “Experi with the Columbia, Poli and Shubert- - Y Garrick stock companies@Rev. Karl : Wilfley, pastor of th§ Vermont Ave- Lyric. nue Christlan Church: Walter W. Sunday and Monday, . Herbert Rawlinson, in “The Wakefield Case,” and Fox Sunshine comedy, “His Meal Tickef’; Tuesday, House Peters, in “The Closed Road”; Wednesday, Vivian Martin, in “The Butterfily on the ‘Wheel”; Thursday, Marie Prevost. in “Moonlight Follies,” and Nick Carter, in “The Great Opium Case”; Frida; Frank Mayo, in “The Fighting Lover, and Saturday, Hoot Gibson, in “Auc- Beck, formerly with the Ben Greet Playera; Mrs, Mabel Owens Wilcox, dramatic director of the Shakespeare Society; Lulu G. Adams, T. W. Har: vey,- C. E. Ruebsam, Lawrence Downey, Elton B. Taylor, J. N. Bo- num, Miss Vietta Droney, Dr. E. V. ‘Wilcox and A. J. Rhodes. An adequate scenic production of the play will be loaned by Mr. Han- tainment committee of George Wash- ington Post, which is the pioneer post of the Américan Legion.” - Tickets have been placed op sale at room 120, Veterans' Bureau, for- merly war risk bureau, Vermont avenue and H streets. The proceeds of the affaft are to be devoted to the benefit of the post. » ford, The Department of Interlor | gisa s sy 7 | Orchiestra, under the direction of i How ‘o gince only, “The Invisible { Walter G. Wilmarth, will furnish the | ©2°* N0 27 musical _ program, with Incidental music by the Lyric Orchestra. Mr. | Olympie. | Hanford 1= chalrman of the emér'l Sunday and Monday, Betty Compson, in “At the End of the Worla”; - nee Sunday, 3 p.m.; Tuesdsy, Hnry Ailes Minter, in “Her Winning Way." also Clyde Cook. in “The Sailor”; Wednesday, “Poverty of Riches,” also Pathe news; Thursday, Buster Kea- ton. in “The Saphead,” also “Prizsma’; Friday, Bebe Daniels, in “The Speed tzi Ridgeway, in “Almost an El ’ g T ye an P ay, auline » Photopl'ays. Frederick, in “The Sting of the Lash,” also Mutt ln,d Jeff and Pathe News. METROPOLITAN — Charles Ray Princess. 5 A Sunday, Charles Ray, In_ “Scrap and Buster Keaton. S {‘r:m";s Hogod. Will Roj ;r:‘n "l;lron e o, e Y » e in- Next week at Crandall's Metro-|o t) 09 B¥e’s Tuesday, Jfne Pring ‘pnllmn Theater two first-run pic-|{Powell; Wednesday, William Duncan, tures of more than usual interest will | in “Steelheart”; Thursday, “The Mys- tery Road,” wi _ day. “All's Fair in Lov ‘TWO i Vivian _ Martin, in- ! be shown—Charles Ray's latest pro- duction for First National, ball field a source of romance and} h_l s | thrills, and the Buster Keaton two- phael. ree] comedy, “The Boat” sald to be| Sundayand Monday, Rupert Hughes' the funniest picture since “One Week. - The program will include musical features. *_. PALACE—Doris May: “The Old Nest”; Tuesday, Eisie Fer- guson, in “Sacred and Profane Love,” also Pathe News and Toples of the 3 - Wednesday and Thursday, Charlie Chaplin, in “The Idle Class,” and".David Butler, in “Making the 'fmup of e turday night in 4 local hife-savidg station on the 1l cor engaged in the quaint old pastime of pickling them- these pledsant proceedings the swinging doors sud- denly .were thrust asnnder and there entered one of those self-sufficient, self-important persons who crave to tell their private affairs to others, and who, in-those times, preferably would choose as a e rkeeper—as I believe the functionary was tonight she sent for the doctor. . And.he came over, a little while ago, asked nie a lot of foolish.questions and took my temperature and five dotlars, and;then he says to me that I should rest up. for a spell and I ought to go out to S I have—more’n*half a dozen times. Ain't I it there is {n the whole state of California? a matter of fact, I don’t mind tellin’ you fellers that I've been every- where and I've seen practically everything there is.” the bar, using his left elbow for a rudder, h s hooked a practiced and accomplished instep on the brass rail to hold him upright and he focussed a watery, ?e upon the countenance of the other and to him :‘Excux’h me, but c’nuld I ash you a ques-shun?” ] “Sure, you could ask me a question,” said the stranger. “Go ahead.” “The ques-shun,” said the alcholic one, “’s as follows: “Certainly not,” snorted the indignant stranger. nowhere—and you ain’t never seen nothin”.” D e s i et Three Musketeers,” and Saturday, Will | galter % Q,E‘;(‘,}"";.“g‘fl _concerns a_young girl an " ¢ 8 eglfl' n o] n.‘.u‘x Pegin daughter ,0f wealthy parents, W Thursdey afternaon, “The Servant in|.way Down East” one of the most the House” Thursday night, and|.,; lar motfon plctures ever pre- e R L i T LS Bonted to the American public, will A tternoon and “Hamiets Satar. | be shown at popular prices at Loew's day misht - o lamubia Theater mext week, begin- S ning Sun 3 # It is based on the Lottie Blair B. F. KEITH'S—Florence Walton. | Bark er play and the Griffith cast is ‘Florence Walton and company and headed by Richard Barthelmess and Allan E. Walker & Co.’s First Trust Notes are se- cured by best improved ‘Washington' real estate— real estate that is comstant- ly increasing in vdlue, and guard. Your purchase of these notes wfllp in the buildin; of a greater- Washington. It 'will help bring about a return to mormal by aiding business and the unemployment situa- tion, while at the: same time returning a large interest re- turn. . Notes, §100 Up E. Walker & Co., - 813 35th St. NW. Matn 2400 surrounded by every safe- [ Karyl Norman, “the Creole Fashion |Lilllan Gish. Plate,” will headline the bill at the B. F. Keith Theater next week, com- mcmmm_(m mencing at the Monday matinee. Miss e 2 Walton, the noted dancer, formerly Minutes to Go. and Monday, Charles Ray, insu"l‘i'w Minutés to Go,” and Buster Karyl Norman, “The'Boat.” These features e “Fas] Keaton’s Plate,” is one of ‘the '-dn;hn will.be followed during the week by cards of ‘the day. = ice Elsfe Fe; o’yn. ";n"’?'i.gle‘h“ 'Cdlol; the wonder and envy.of |stance Binney, Cas, maninlty. Bawin {5 Gon: | Becky,-and Bthel -Clayton, in “Bxit h !’r:. termed | the Vamp.” . . mey | Lt the” screen_asd comedy star,|CBANDALL'S—“The Speed Girl” -|. The firat three days of next week, ce | beginning. Sunday afternoon, Bebe n“m"u "rh'e - Uufil;l" ;.','.d S Sedhepdsy and Thursday, Mabel tt, in “No Woman Herford, the woman monologist; Alelceoflernenher:’l ‘comedy, “A Dress Rehearsal”; Tom Smith, “An _Artist, |ish”; Wedn & Gentleman and a Seholar”; John-[Julienne kér and Johnson, in ‘*Prac-|Knows': Friday and Satufday, Eli- o Boyle and. Bennetty in “Scram | nor. Fleids, in’ “Hearts and_Masks,” Dled Legs,” and the usuyal theater{and Lloyd Hamiltdn, in “The Va- features. SEAY y e ant.” | ; $ Sunday l.l" :‘?d 8:15 lh‘o hr:t per- —_— formances o e curren gram, : T Rad by, Fritat Schelt, will be given: RIALTO. Thursday, iving - day, -at 5 re's Rialto Theater announces "'.;-. pobability of the continusnce of “The Shefk” thro next week, al- though it is not. danhltely séttled. p.m., an extra m‘::l‘nu_wm be given. - Sunday. wnd Monday, An::.- 5 :-1'1‘1:-_ glw' in” “Why Girls . and - Wednesday, Th ‘Mid- | Melghan, ‘in llck‘la“;’hm— laeat; R in =4 Char] Chaplin, in ww-, Life,™ °l’oly\fin-mno, “Snowbo and’ ur- wd.‘ :2""'0:‘!» ":m' mnrn’tl; traction, ‘Hi Hutch™ No. 8. h‘: 5??:% Anna- Q. .)_lf-bn. A n Leave Home” s ARt (e, Koy Dol his_reputation .as a creéstor of this * miyie of entertainment, of which “Chu | o Doris May, formarly_co-star With | Grade™ " Friday. Vivian , “in Chin ‘Chow;’ was an earller example. Foular star in her own right, wili | .Lerdon My Frencli” and episode 11 There ‘are,over 360 players in the per- | PAFOT I G720 0 ook " at " Loew's { Of “Do or "Die and Saturday, “De- Tormpnpe., ¢ N Palace Theater in “The Foolish Age,” | S4Ption- S vifk Lo (L | |mhich wil markc mer debut in s ~ X W T series o -eomny erformances s Ia, ublic. . GARRICK-—Wlter Hampden. . | series of MENComCE B0 CTomer, | @undsy, Mondss xud Taeaday, Paal- ine Frederick, in “The Sting of the Lash” and Montgomery a 3 the 2~ | rapeln &t ‘& made-tosorder marriage | ia _and Rock, St AT P | S B e P —Macboth' on Monday night. fol. | Uplifting the'lowly and downtrodden. Weber's “Tho Blat* and the Hall. lowed by “The Servant in the- Be” . z 7o room:Boys, in “Meet the Wife” an Taesday night, “The Taming of the | COL! “Way, Down East.” | Saturday, ‘will, Rogera. in “A" Foor Bhraw’ Wednesday Bight, th |1 v, Grifithes sereen version of | Beiper "and aturdar Spisodst e of “Breaking Through.” . Savoy. A Sunday and Monday, Thomas Mel- ghan, in “Cappy Ricks”; Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna Q. Nilason, in “Why Girls. Leave Home": "Thursday, “The | Golem”; Friday, “The Princess of { Broadway,” and Charlie Chaplin, in “The ldle Class” and Saturday, Tom Moore® and Helene Chadwick, in “From the Ground Up”; iiton, in ‘Robinson Crusoe, Ltd.” and ‘matinee attraction, “Hurrican Hutch” No. 7. York. Sunday and Mohday, Richard Bar- thelmess, in rience”; Tuesday, Peters, ““The Invisible Power”; Wednesday, Eugene o'm-l;::i in “Clay Dwellers"”; Thursday, Ball, in _“East Lynne”; Friday, “Out of the Dust” and Saturday, Wanda Hawley, in “Her K Bennett's a Summer's . and matinee attraction, “Hurricane Hutch” No. 6. d ELKS ENTERTAIN VISITORS Choice @razing Facilities Provided ' for Herds at Karnival . Washington Eiks entertained herds frem, Baltimore, Annapolis, Crisfield, Cum! Frederick, Hagerstown, mubea. ‘:lncnnlrh and-Jersey City I ble at their he wm by the. Mfi musicians ‘to the karnival. m“a:“g u‘nfl "mm‘?&fi"%' uq-“n%’ ; of the 3 1’ introduc miral n, who ;fit deltyer m.‘nandfe-_ m even- i ——— ACCUSED- OF FORGERY. p h E. Sutton, tesident of this <it: ;-hw under rest 'in Cinclnnati, here > with, in Ohio, charged - % ‘having o ‘ot - Dr. 3 8 g {52 Atme/of Br. Garsert il HELD, feiercn Ve B CONFRONT LANDRU ‘ended in January, 1919—that is, offi- congenial ‘spirits were gathered one P pri:l:ipaf‘comer of a Box-Alleged to Contain Bones of Victims Produced at “Bluebeard” Trial. By the Associsted Press, 2 VERSAILLES, November roper recipient 23 A :;‘m O'otl‘nlll:\kt .;ro"n:oa‘l:“l °f“‘e‘l""llfll‘ The ne wedged hi h 1 § | small tin box containing a pound-and a i . o3 newcomer jged his way in among the congenial group o D ieiber: & mmasculing team o€ patrons,-and apropos of nothing which up until then had been said or [BAIf of bones was passed around todsy 1o variety bits and out-of-the-ordi-|done,-he introduced himself to the notice of the company by stating in | for examination by the jury which is Rr‘y .fl“"“?ami.m; Kibble and|a h“l‘“‘fhde:r voice: - k . i e e o ggnu;;fl-zur« ‘Elnm,xor mnf::'. yne, g lésman,” & new ) e doctor wants me to take a trip. aven’t been feelin’ the best ution claims tliey are hu- D ebirdn fem e sontley Sisters, |in the world and my wife get worried—you know how women are—and | o0, Poneh 2, that remain of the Some of the fragments were bo small that they had to be examined miscroscopes. The defense challenges the authenticity of the bones, attach- ing great importance to its clajm that | the police of Nantes searched Lan-| dru's’ villa at Gambais on. April. 14, | 1919, without finding any such_evi- dences of violence, although the Paris police claim to have found them on April 23 of the same year. Defendant’s - Chief Witness. Fernande Segret, a ‘woman who lived with Henri Landru, the “blue- beard” of Gambais, in one of his apartments in Versailles and also in Gambals, from late in 1917 until Lan- dru was arrested in April 1917, charged with eleven murders, was the princi- al witness for the defendant yester- y. Mile. Segret testified that Landru was perfectly normal mentally; that Be was loving and attentive to her and not cruel. Her testimony regard- ing the normal condition of ‘the pris- oner was supported by Drs. Vallon, Eubinovitch and Dubuisson, who ar- rived at the conclusion that the ac- cused man was rational and respon- sible for his actions. . ! “You accuse me of heinous crimes, such as only a madman could com- mit, and the greatest specialists in France swear that I am normal and rational,” Landru told the court, add- ing: “it proves my Innocence.” Testimony of ‘Physician. Dr. Rubinovitch in bis testimony ¢liminated the hypothesis of hypno- tism and “depersonalization™ by Lan- dru of his alleged victinis;, which would make it possible that they now were living; but had completely for- gotten their former names. = This director of the bureau of Catholic In- | theory has been advanced in some dian missions, who died recently in|dUarters. Dr. Rubinovitch said he P e never had heéard of such a science and Funeral services were held last Fri- {that Landru would be the greatest |day at the home of Agr. Ketcham's |distoverer in pyschics if he had suc- father, in Oklahoma City, the requiem | ceeded in applying it. 5 s - Mer. SENATE TURNS DOWN JOHNSON NOMINATION ! lifornia and see the sights. I have. As far overtaken in stimulant, slid ‘the nd anchoring Have you inebriate, “then yod ain’t never been Central Press Assoclation.) {HIGH MASS CELEBRATED | FOR RT. REV. KETCHAM ! Late Member of Indian Commis- | sion Honored by Special Service in Church Here. Solemn requiem mass was celebrat- ed yesterday at St. Paul's Catholic Church in memory of Rt. Rev. Wil- lam H. Ketcham, LL. D., member of the United . Stat board of Indian commissioners and vor twenty years 1 | ficiating. "in the presence of Bishop | Meerschaert. Interment was also held in_that city. Mass here was offered by Mackin, pastor of Nt. Paul's, with Father Cassidy, pastor of St Ste- phen’s Church, as deacon, and Father Krug of St. Paul's as subdeacon Father W. J. Carroll was master of ceremonies, with James Horace Bram- Mgr. ]Georg-i: Senators Especially Oppose Candidate for Recorder of hall the thurifer. The sermon was Deeds in D. C. * preached by Mgr. Thomas of St. Pat- rick’s Church. The music of the mass, | The nomination of Henry Lincoln under the direction of Father Dalauny, C. 8. C, was rendered by the semi- narian choir of Holy Cross College. In the sanctuary, among fhe prominent clergymen in attendance were the fol- lowing: Mgr. Aluigi Cossio of the papal delegation, Dougherty, vice rector of the Catholic University, and Thomas of St. Patrick’s Church; Very Rev. Dr. Dyer, president of St. Mary's Seminary, Johnson to be recorder of deeds of the District of Columbia was rejected by the Senate irng executive session yesterday. Johnson is republican na- tional committeeman from Georgia, and both Senators Watson and Har- ris of Georgia objected to the ap- proval of the nomination. Senator Watson, who was under- s o e stood to have led the fight against B ey Aty 0, 5., ananeay: | the confirmation, was said to bave laid before the committee sworn IO‘ P.: Father Mueller, siatements of incidents in the nomi- priests from the Dominican House of Studles; Rev. Thomas A. Walsh, pastor &t Rev, Clarence ¥ |nee's carcer which the senator Ge- { Wheeler, pastor Holy Comforter: Father | CtaTed warranted his rejection. The. Pashchasius Heriz, O. C. D.; Fathers|Pomination was taken up when itj Olds and O'Comnor, St was reported favorably from the com- | Church; Father ‘of | mittee to the Senate. - Georgetown University; The name of Mrs. Margaretta D. gher, Fatirer Firas Camphell, widow of Bepresinta- Father George Larkin, Father Joseph{tive: Timothy Campbell of New Malloy, C. 8. P.; Father John McNamara | ¥ork. and an employe of the record- ) and Pather Godtrey Hunt, O. F. 3. er's office, has beén mentfoned'for the There were present a large number | P! nd It is up tood that her of the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament | name will be to the Prési- from the Tekakwitha House and the|dent for comsideration. She is sald Bisters’ College in this city, and Sis- j to. have the support of both Repre- ters of the Holy Cross from Holy Cross | sehtative, Focht of Pennsylvania, convent, where for some years Mgr. |¢haitman of the House District com- Ketcham acted as chaplain. hapiain. mittee, and Senator Penrose of Penn- - Government officials and other friends | sylvania. of the deceased prelate included Com-| Pressure is being brought to bear missioner and Mrs. McDowell, the fcener |upon President Harding to mominate representing the.board of Indian uom-|a colored man from-his home state as ers; Representative W. Bourke |recorder of deeds. 3 Cockran, representing, as its president, | . Senator Frank Willis of Ohio has the Marquette League, the New York |recommended to. the President the ap- auxillary of the bureau of Catholic In- | pointment of any one of the following dian _missions: _Representative Bert |colored men from Ohio: Thomas W. { Chandler of Oklahoma and Representa- | Fleming of Cleveland, Thomus L. tive Phil Campbell of Kansas. The|vance of Columbia, George W. Hays office of Indian affairs was represented iof Cincinnati and- Charles Cottrell of by Commissioner Burke, the assistant !Toledo. commissioner:- Mr. Meritt; the chief . clerk, Mr. Hauke, and the chief of each | division of that office, with which Mgr. Ketcham had long been {dentified tn his | ual capacity as government official and Indian missionary. HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE. Clyde H. Sheldon, former policeman of Norfolic, Va,, arraigned yes in Police Court charged with bigamy. NN LAW T0. gataree & plos ot et £V I, e WOMEN IN LAW TO MEET. |3 'on 3 Fond o i s i heroes in disasters until disas- {dnd.they began to bloo | -dccustomved-to Drink Part of “Evidence” * :Says Peace Justice i ;! ; ! { E ,s i 11114 %” il | 1 ki | : The Happy Endu;ng oo et e Among back numbers I am wending, I like the old things, though they’re stale; and I ad mire the happy ending when I wade through a stirring tale; I know my course needs much de- fending, since critics at old methods rail. “It isn't Art,” they tell me, sadly, “the way all stories used to cease; the vil- lain ‘always ‘turned out badly, the hero wed the vicar’s niece, and packed his trunks with gems and glddly went honey- mooning off to Greece.” Art is a thing of pomp and glory, and I'm its booster and its friend; I claim that Art is hunkydory, my throbbing eulogies ascend; and yet I do not like a stbry that does not have a cheerful end. The methods of the old-time masters were good enough to be my guides i i they soaked their ! H ters stained their hides; but in the end the smiling pastors united them to blooming brides. The heroes suffered for a sea- son, till Chapter Twenty-four or five; the dupes of guile and érime and - treason, they won- dered why they were alive; but in the end they had no figas on, and ! thrive. The villains for a time| were. winners, all things' ap- peared to come their way ; they fed their works with costly din-! ners;” and drank cold bottles! from Cathay; but retribution | smashed these sinners, to Ty- burn tree they rode away. The highbrows doubtless I'm offend- ing when I let thoughts: like these prevail; and Art, perhaps, in ire 1s lending her help to have me put in jails but I admire the happy ending when I peruse a stirring tale! (CopyTight by George Matthew Adams,) FIRST DEFICIENCY BILL OF YEAR VOTED IN HOUSE Carries Total of $108,608,221, Provides $188,853 Tor Use of District Government. , Carrying.a total of nnx,.nun. of which' $188,853 is for thé District government, the first deficiency -bill of the present fiscal year was passed by the House' yestérday and now goes to the Senate. This measure includes $150,000 for continning work on the Gallinger | Municipal’ Hospital, ~$65,000,000 for | the Veterans' Bureau, $23,000,000 for | refunding internal taxes erroneous-} 1y collected, ‘and $5,500,000 for “the : postal service. i Action was taken by the House without &.record vote. and ‘it s Doped that action can be had in the Senate before adjournment. i The House appropriations commit- tee cut the estimates sent to them by.the administrative departments a; total of $86,826,431.. They forced the Navy Department to withdraw an estimate of-$37,000,000. S————— Bar Association to Have Banguet ‘Wemen's Bar Association of - the District of Columbia will be held at the Hotel Buyrlington ember 3, it was announced today by Mabel M. Owen, chairman of the committee on arrangements! Among_the guests and speakers will be Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, as- sistant attorney general: Mrs. Har- riet Taylor Upton, vice chairman of the republican campaign committee; Miss Grace Abbott, head of the chil- dren’'s bureau of the Department of Labor; Mrs. Albert B. Bruegeman, federal emploves’ compensation com- missioner; Mrs. Bird, Mrs.- Edson and Mrs.. Winters, three of the members | of the advisory council to the con- ference on the limitation of arma- ment; Judge Mary O'Toole of the Municipal Couft, Judge Jean Norris of the Court of Common Pleas of New York city, and Miss M Pearl McCall, _assistant district attorney I8 5 cents Sundays. 1%caDay =« .~ The Star delivered-by regular carrier to your -home every evening and Sunday morning: for 60 centsa month costs you about 1% cents a day and | Telephone Main 5000 and Delivery Will Start at Once unday for the District of Columbia. uick Service Inting ZowizD & 73X 507 13th N.W, the best. * "Here on December 8. .. ° ' ZMhe fifth ‘annual banquet of- the UNTRY | CO o ot g e | Y A. Kalin, Inc., 935 F St. GPHAOLSTERING | . ~DECORATING| ‘. S37T3-5376 A combination | CORNELL WALL Ti4 18th NNW. . CALL THE B. F. BOND ANY - LOFFLER'S ".With hot cakes and ayrup! : SAUSAGE as American ed Ban WALT MASON. ! i APPROVELICENSING [ PRIVATE SLEUTHS | Commissioners 0. K. Bill Re- quiring Investigation Prior to Practicing. The Commissioners today approved a bill drafted'by Corporation Counsel Stephens to regulate private detec- tives in the District. The measure will be sent to the House and Senate Dis- trict committees for introduction in Congress. . The first provision of the bill is that all disciples of Sherlock Holmes must obtain a license from the Com- missioners, h s issued after the city fathers have satis themselves of the “good character, in- lp?.'rh)l' and competency” of the ap- cant, Every licensed private detective would be required under the proposed law to furnish (he Commissioners with a bond of $10,000, in ore that le to damages. The bill provides for an annual li- cense fee of $100 to be paid the Dis- trict by all licensed sleuths. The is- suance of detective licenses shall be discretionary with the Commission- ers. and they may revoke & license at any time after it has been issued. Another section of the bill provides that “No licensed private detectiy shall divulge to any one other tha his employer, or as his employer shaia direct, except as he may be require® Yy 1aw, any information acquired by him during his_employment in re spect of any of the work to which h jshall have been assigned by his ews, - ployer.” Duly licensed private detectiv from ‘other places may pursue invi tigatious in the District provided they register with the supcrintendent of police upon arriving in the city, ac- cording to the proposed legislation. Violation of the proposed law would constitute a misdemeanor, subject to & fine of not more than $100 or im- prisonment for not more than ix months. or both. s :u::«!y—!n-hd llage Glasses Fitted R.CLAUDE S. SEM e mholnl [ l.l:.. W. Phons Main 2L FOR WINDSHIELDS OR _BO! Tastalisd While You Wait. 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