Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1921, Page 38

4 aa&mmmwmmmmmmmmmma .7 3 -8 A X A % 3 138 ' ; 'MASS MEETING PLANNED TO AID WORLD PEACE o National Council in Limiting Arms ‘Wants Armies Cut as Well as Navies. The National Council for the Limita-’ tion of Armament 'has announced & meeting tomorrow at 3§ p.m. at head- quarters, 532 17th strzet, which will be | attended by the vartous civic organiza- tions composing the council. The exccutive bosrd at its meeting Tuesday, November 29, agreed upon the following points to be recommend- ed to member organizations for con- sideration, suggesting if possible ac- » tion that will permit their repre- sentatives to speak for the organiza- tions at tomorrow'’s meeting. “We agree that éur Witimate goal 1s the substitution of law for war in the settlement of international differ- ences. “That we indosse the limitation of naval armament as proposed by | Secretary Hughes as a step in_this direction and we indorse as a further step ifi the ne direction the speedy abolition of submarines. “That we agree that the world-wide Imitation of armies.is as important as the limitation of navies and we urge that all steps possible be taken at this conference looking in this di- rection. We indorse the calling of other conferences following this to Carry on what is here begun. hat we agree that definite steps sheuld be taken before tThis confer- ence adjourns toward the constitu- tion of world machinery for the maintenance of peace and that we Tavor representation on the part of the United States in theexisting world court.” An exhibition drill by the officers apd men of the 3d United States Cav I alry and the 3a United States Field Artillery will be given in the Riding Hall at Fort Myen Friday, De- cember 9, at 3 o'clock, in honor of the visiting newspaper _garrespondents. | under the auspices of ‘the Nationalf Press Club Post of the American Le- | gion. Foilowing the drill there will Administration Hall | s, wife of Col. commanding the Fort Myer post. will entertain in the quarters of { the commandant. The War Department has assigned severa] large sightseeing automobiles to transport the s will leave the arters of the | at 2 oclock. re-; hout ( 1 We Make Anythmg’ —in the machinery, tool and equipment line, no matter how complicated or simple. WiBring us your problems and get our | estimates—our prices are reasonable. H. S. ELKINS CO. (Inc.) ufacturing Specialists and Die Makers, 300 12th St. N.W.—Mai Evershatp Pencils - Make Ideal . Christmas Gifts. ° 50c to $5.00 All Guaranteed. GIBSON CO. 917-919 G St, MW _ Albee building. National Pre turning to_th Shop Early for Xmas T_—__—_——.Tpaymg U |KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—It Does Happen. L. J. Raebach “Pledged ta. Fourteenth ‘St. at New York Ave. —at Goldheim’s A Pre-holiday Disposal SUITS AND OVERCOATS at Sensible Prices Every Suit and O'Coat in the House is Affected—Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits Included. % 330 Suits & 0’Coats, 5279 535 Suits & 0’Coats, $315° 540 Suits & 0’Coats, *36% %45 Suits & 0’Coats, $40- 350 Suits & 0’Coats, $45% ¢ 355 Suits & 0’Coats, *490 _560 Suits & 0’Coats, 549 %65 Suits & 0’Coats, $58-0 Silk Shirts Special Lot $6, $7 and $8 Grades : suciatorr $495 e for 51000 The first day of the month ar- rives, as scheduled by the almanac, and then, to save the merchants’ lives, I toddle up the street and back. Escorted by the village band, I climb up Main street's asphalt hills, and with my checkbook in my hand I pay up all my monthly bills. It's good to see the grocer's face when I arrive, with checks on tap; it's good to see the glad smiles chase themselves around his hag- gard map. And from the butcher’s furrowed brow the shades of trouble flee away, when 1 would pay him for the cow I bought in fragments, day by day. The weary baker seems quite gay, and heaves no more His heartsick sighs, when I inyade his mart and say, “I'll pay you for those concrete pies.” Oh, many books have told us how to make the world a brighter place, to speed the opti- mistic plow, and light up every mourning face. And doubtless all such schemes are fine, and Pollyan- nas cut much grass; but I contend this scheme of min& will all the other schemes surpass. I might in- vade the merchant’s store and say a lot of sunny things, and he would rate me as a bore, and throw a score of bricks and things. His heart Is sick with grievous woes, his trade i$ slack, he's needing cash; and sun-— shine words and spiels like those appear to him as tawdry trash. But when I come and say, "By heck! Produce your bill—I'll pay it now.” | he promptly falls upon my neck, and plants a kiss upon my brow. Alexandria & Arlington National Ce; Stop-over allowed st Alexandria Cars 1S, g Penneyh L i e o 3" "on the hour and ha soc. 4 Tr lingten _Cemete . l'lflnll Buliway Company Upholster . Your Furniture KNOW HOW Store and Ofiice Fixtures American Wood Finishing 1217 oth Co Does He or She Own a Camera? Oh, yes! Then by all means give him or her a dozen rolls of film or an album as a Christmas gift. The best gift of all for any one interested in photography. Gibson’s Kodak Filling Station TATIONERY For Xmas make selection. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Aves R Quality” Correct Evening Apparel A wonderful stock from which to WWWW&*&WKWM@WQW@W@ North 12| | OH GOSH! 9 TAKE IT To HIZS JONES JEWELER. TS A HiGH CLASS SHOP AND THEY, DO Goob Work! HoLY MAGKEREL! TH' WATCH ONLY CoST ME EIGHT ‘THIS A. NORMA WEEK 10:30 EXTRA —Overture— N. MIESKEY, Oonduoter Scemic — Pathe Nes 1 KD, COL. PAGE ASSIGNED. Lieut. Col. John H. Page, jr. Infantry, has been assigned to with the committee on civic emergency measures, President's con- |tache, ference on unemployment. don. oCLO Registered 23d flavor-f; Fudge 50c Ib. | MAJ. BENEDICT DETAILED. Maj. Charles C. Benedict, air service, duty (at McCook field, Dayton, Ohio, has and |been detailed as assistant military at- United States embassy, Trent T. S. Patent Office “Home”-made Candies Walnuts among the Romans were made into a sort of pre- serve and eaten in small quantities with figs. lavish feasting, the ancients knew few flavorings and sweets. In a box of Polly Trent Homemade Candies are numbers of ncies, gleaned from places the world over and con- cealed in fascinating chocolates and bonbons. Chocolates & Bonbons 70c 1b. Corey TRewT PILESLNY —TODAY— AMUSEMENTS. RIALTO 11 A. M—ALL WEEK—I1 P, M. A HISTRIONIC TRIUMPH Lon- With all their NOBLE SIZE 10¢ APOLEOV SIZE 15¢ $2.25 for 25 508 Ninth St. N.W. A sign you mean Merry Christmas —a holiday box of DEERHEADS Henry T.Ofter dinger, Maker Agent for COMOY'S London-Made Briar Pipes ) ina shopping details remain undone. ever manage to attend to them in the short time still <intervening ?” Telephone WEST 84 and have a West 84 taxi % help you do your shopping! Taxis by the Hour As Low as ’2.00 clusive line of Toy Electric i Trains and Cars south of i Our hourly rates for taxis are the cheapest in the New: Yorks 2 y. 3 Per s ) FORD TOURING OR TAXIS oo Webster Electric Co. - DODGE TOURING..... oth S DODGE LIMOUSINES. ne b BUICK TOURING (5 pass.). BUICK TOURING (7 Pass.) CADILLAC TOURING (7 Pass.) 1140 21st-Street N.W. / «1NNN\N !il!Jl!ll!l (] iy -, Taxi! | HRISTMAS is rapidly approaching.’ WEST 84 taxis are conservative and attractive cars :;:;lp:‘:.ve ;nt |:rlvnul ‘;pgur:nce. You can attend io your g ies qui and conveniently i - ble WEST 84 taxi. Phone WEST 84 lod{yn Sicemien Special Rates for Out-of-Town Trips NEW TAXI SERVICE CO. CONCERT FEATURE Titl's “‘Serenade.” by Rislto Trie SPECIAL SIDIARY PROGRAM REPUBLIC ' 2:30 P.X. _Tnd“;.:;flqf;‘finé;d ?.l"rP M. ‘DREAM STRE! ET No Increase in Admission Prices _ EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON AND CHARLES RANN KENNEDY READ]NGS Under the Aus THE WASHINGTON SOCIETY OF Almflom cE.ll‘rm x oR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 8. Tickets. . Office of. the Somty lul New ~ SHUBERT ATTEA( TONIGHT, 8:20 P. M. Poli’s SNIHT.SH0E . Mirthful, Melodious, l-nuom THE ROSE GIRL WITH FRED HILLEBRAND Next Mondsy—Sests Tomorrew SOTHERI-MAIII.WE Tues., Sat. Eves.: nnn l MERCHANT OF wymflc!: h-ndu e LAl fll]llllmlfi'ul'fi | B.F KEITH’S DALY SUNS:2 HOLEw%s and Si15 “A JOYFUL BILL"—Post [ L BABE" RUTH WELLINGTON(Buke) CROSS Dean Moore, Accomplice In the rical Home-Run Hit “That's Good” By Thomas J. Gray JAMES WATTS & CO. JAS. DOYLE & EVELYN CAVANAUGH CRANDALL’S 624 H St Pertociances 2t R AT PRODU HE d " HARRY POLLARD, NEW STANTON s & pm. Gertrude Atberton's Original Story. “Don’t N MAH!' h JI APOLLO Tnu 'rlm OLYMPIC JACK COMEDY “Smenk< BATIONAL Tonight, 6: Matines Ba % LYRIC 2 _AND chn RAPHAFI uu- at O TODAY W—RUPERT D, S CURVB AHEA | Street ND IN “DECLASSEE.” John Gelden Ficsents COMEDY -olo- HARRY POLLAR IN “THE JOY RIDER” Charles Frohman Presents BARRYMORE BY ZOE AKINS NEXT WEEK—SI ATS TOMORROW MEiRopoirik M. to 11 P. M. TALMADGE In the Hit of Her Career, ““THE WONBERFUL THING” “PAGLIACCI” (Leoneavalle) Washington's Finest Orchestra Topics KCIANDALL’S 18th & Col Rd. Beginning at 6:30 P. M. LILA HOLT - LEE- AFTERTHE SHOW ~hor Lowt" i (HIPPODROME 0255, 30 | Lj:gfin HAMILTON ¥ 1 DEAR ME ST. Near 14th WINOGRADOFF and | New Willard, Sun. Eve. Tickets at Jordan's Ave. CRANDWALL’S : , ELMAHSnnrane(.,.‘:::"E:; Dec. 15, ® c'Cloc 13th and G sts. ronon RE, 9th and D \.W. NOW PLAYING D. W. Griffith’s Master Production SAVOY TBEA'I'LR uu. ana C P. 11tk & s VIVIA “PARDON MY F With Sam Hardy LOEW'S WMHIINIIB TODAY AND ALL WEEK VIOLA IMIA In Frank R. Adoms’ Comedy “THERE ARE NO VILLAINS” COLUMBIA BABYLON SEE THE 125,000 Men and Women 4,000 Dancing Girls A $2,000000 Production SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater Opposite Lafayette Park and White House ceat alieiar VL Acciatmad peper critics the best vaude- n w-m-m for maay National Theater CRITERION THE FALL OF Lnperial in its migl tx spl royal luxury, it lavish beauts ‘and magnificent pomp A 7,500 Horses and Charioteers GALLI.CURCI Mme. Louise o g IIIIIFOII Flllll.' ST “«POOBLES” QQMER;‘_, Greatest of all asd with the faremopt ‘Siiag semedisa. Eranestine Meyers & Co., Dickimson and el Plaane -4 pene's concert b Plione Main 645 " DANCING. 3 3 X s Os., and the Shubert News BARGAIN MATINEES 25 cents 50 cents JOE BROWN R 1114 N. Y. Ave. 10 a.m, TO 10 p. BALLEOOM AND. STAGE nAlcmG 581 Int ::-u in the house. u-:xeen on ~Continuous 10 D. W. WHILE THEY LAST XMAS TREE OUTFIY WHILE THEY LAST So many | “How shall I . ! L. 98 SET House Carrent or Battery EVERY SET GUARANTEED Large Assortment of Different Fancy and Colored Bulbs We carry the l‘rxen ex= for_all ages, Folding M Kodaks— & $8 to $91 at ‘Washington . Kodak " Headquarters Harry C. Grove, Inc. 1210 G St. I | | | |l O m.—11 p. m. SECOND GREAT WEEK WITH LILLIAN GISH AND RICHARD BARTHELMESS GHTS, 25¢ lu'l.w Next Week—Ol oCulloug] oxt Wosk—Olark aad McOullough's A Love Story With SIDNEY BLACKMER ent Charies L. Wi D & Dupont circle (Dupont 8 room and Stage Chilares’s class_opening Catherine Balle t 710 9th st. n.w. Hours, 10 w.m. to 10 p.m. Has opened her new studio of “Danes” & T Week Nights, 8:30 to 12 14th st. and Park road. NOT A “DANCE HALL" —BUT— c 11th st. and Pa. ave. TOIGNAZ S = FRIEDMAN The Celebrated Polish Pianist " Mon., Dec. 12, 8: Anditorium |13th & N. Y. ! sickets. $8. T. Art.hur Smith, Inc.. THE CENTURY GIRLS Presenting Satires of the Present Day REILLY-FEENEY-REILLY A Blend of Harmony and Comedy. KEENE & WILLIAMS -'ciz Teller, Mocts o VBENT?‘EDI.!“&ARMSTRONG Tickons o Bote Hew Wilerd Nomstands 10 WANDA & SEALS Human Inte] With Comedy. MLLE. ELMINA & CO. _LEE MASON & CO. Last Full Vaudeville Show Clock. Starts at 9 0'C] APITOL Whirl of Girls and Hilarity. MISCHIEF MAKERS restling Thy N JOE Tlxlm . GEORGE morr r_night—Fri \ A PERFECT PLACE TO ' DA TCHLESS MUSIC POPULAR PRICES NEXT SUNDAY—Seats Tomorrow THE EMPEROR JONES VAST FLOOR STR © ARCADE With CHARLES 8. GILPIN GAYETY @it Now playing. ROSE SYDELL presents JOE MARKS, with her LONDON BELLES | Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt “1141 Comn. ave. Bf stay dancing correctly taught. lfifl ults. Fr. 3008-J. Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins, Baliroom and all branches Classes and a Devy of beauties. A suappy show. 15 1308 ) SKATING TONIGHT MALINI= COLISEUM | w.iiin o, onethree-liour class lesson visited the Rightway. appointment. most _duncing _academy. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m._Pi to Dance? You Can Lears m.ltwly School of Dancing balt hoor Individual private iekson and ‘and for $1.00. Don't take up duncing before you have You weed vot have aa For ien years America's fore- Private nup-uman CHAQ’PELEAR Worrld'o Master Magician liroom New wnlni Hotel Wedml-y and Thursday. Every Week Night From December 5th to 20th, at Howard Brockwav Knickerbocker season’s new dances—latest sieps Tickets. . . . ...$1.00 Office, W. 8. F. A, 1741 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 1he A x.;u'ru-“ ‘l?-_oo_lnlld’ tion, Kentucky Mountain Ballads ‘ The Popular Place to Dance «THE APPLICANT” and Old French Songs 406 Tth, Above Pa. Ave. A Vitagraph. with James Aubrey_ Al'nlNRllTl CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, Fit | FRANK MAYQ f|| “eheoiii. omc o o cciock. Oehmann’ ‘I'lmem in “Go Straight” Washington Society of the Fine Art Open 7 P.M.¢ Danel fi",.m At Matines caly, ;;u_‘h:., i Connnnl!.‘v‘ ':e:m MI: A Popular Prices Films _Mondsy to Saturday. Pablic Bclinsle. . L. ISAVTSON"S FRE1329 M now. ¥