Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1922, Page 34

Complete Stock Edison Mazda Lamps The Gibson Co., Inc. 917-919 G St. N.W. QTATIONERY —If you want something new and superior, we are ready to supply you. E Mosrrison Paper Co. _1009 Fa. A . An Exclusive Edison Artist —who has made more Edison Diamond Disc Records than any other artist, known and beloved by every Edison WALTER SCANLAN Appears in_person in his own play, “Irish Eyex,” nt the Shubert- y In the flexh. Records on sale at The Gibson Co., Inc. 917-919 G St. N.W. THE GIBSON CO., in collabora- tion with Mr. Seanlan. has ar- ranged THREE BENE FORMANCES at the Shubert rick Theater for the henefit of the “Big Sisters of the District of Co- lumbia® for Sunday. Monday and Tuesday of next week. of his Edixon Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib . eveloping and Printing specialty with us. we do the kind of work that gives the great- est satisfaction. —Photos is a '1C. o brains,” rplied Mr. Edwaras 7 e comoy M‘ALEESE OFAICAL SO Hlicve we have ihe right to sell th s 18 eny 4 * lproduct of our brains. It is an Ameri- | & Private T. Al-| Request for e ——— jean righ we compai ! 00 for \ 3 ! “Mrs. Du Puy explained that if the automobile. which was owned " S Iproposed mve {Lion 18 made by tand driven by . O'Connor, was; ! s @ Need of a {league, the organization would ) going south on treet, e the ! piag Boand. g the co-operation of the Patreet car was movin on G| h < Good Dentist? League, Street, “Capr “Simms re severe | reads Sought by Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. membe (njuruw to his ribs and I'ri {pens ELx I coming: come tl’ Me | the board of education, said that she t face was cut. The others |2 communication sent; to Spe For Superior Dental Work at Prices You 2 Eaxily Afford to Pay. My Anchor Suction Plates Look Natura Ss A Aand ~Set Up Gold Per. oS4 &S5 e ’Hd't- and ook D. FILLINGS—Gold, Silver, Patinum and Porcelain, 50c and $1 DR. WHITE 407 TTH STREET Opposite Woolworth's Bc and 10c Store. Hours: Daily, 8:30 am. to § p.m.; Sun- days, 10 to 1. Phone Main 19 The n-n in the Cheapest == WIRE your home Electric Co., on monthly THE Breakfast, 35¢ The purest of food served appetizingly — only the freshest EGGS from Our Own hen vt Edwards, vestigation : reau, which through ess: and “brains. 1 M. PENWOMEN STUDY ESSAY MARKETING League Hears Stétement in Which Edwards Defends His Business. Investigation to determine whether the business of the Columbian Infor- mation Bureau, of which Danlel A.| former president of board of education, fethical or not, probably will be made the national executive committee by of the League Women. The question of making such an in- , was discussed yesterday | afternoon at a special meeting of the national legislauive committee of the | league, which was called by Mrs, W. Atherton Du Puy. national president. Mr. Edwards, who resigned from the { school board as the result of criticism { of the business of the information bu- H has sent out i t the country pamphlets ad- | vertising the fact that it will write | s tor school children for certain | stipulated sums, {of the burcau and described its work. He later was questioned by the wom- he judge of the broduct of his hands am THE EVENING STAR, GRACIOVS! ITS A REGULAR BLIZZARD! ‘T WONDER IF THE " TRAINS ARE WHY WORRY ADOUT TRAINT MUSTER VAN RoCKS! SPEND TH NIGHT HERE, WE'D LOVE To the | is secretary, is of American Pen T Age B;ings WisdomA ! When I was young I plied my tongue with thoughtless, wild aban- don; I workd by steam, there was no theme I wouldn't take a stand on. I lectured loud to every cvowd, 1 thundered and orated: I sprinkled words until the bird broadcast et outlined the history would spoil my Sunday beavel ddened : and tes would leave thei ates and chase me wtih a cleaver. Pidianea that he re- Sure BUT My DEAR FELLOW, ARE You ZOU HAVE litan Opera Thura., Jan. 19, 4130 | WASHINGTON, KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The “Blue Room” Is Right. WHY SURE! WENE GOT_ALL SORTS I FEAR T AM OF Room. I PUTTING You INSIST OPON ALL OUT: HAVE You STAYING' 'GARRISON Soprano—Motrapol National Thenter, T! Greeme's Concert Bureau, 6493 13th and G—Phone MME. MARGUERITE D’ALVAREZ | i were scared, {en, and ste a 2 [ wnd steadfustly maintained that | and emigrated. I'd criticise the | eI A e s | learned and wise, and roast the us The Famous Peruvian Contralto | Mrs. Du Puy questioned Mr. Eawaras | 10} VOUeri 1 ¥ibped and yelled as et Friday, 4:30 1as to who wrote the numcrous s | thoush propelled by twin six V-type e { advertised for sale by the information | motor. I knew it all; w o Tieketn, | 51.50, 31 bureau, He roplied that he' had Al Sl e dlx.l‘l:‘ll}l,u:l:('lclll|"': 1366 G St. Arghur Smith, Inc. sta out twelve college gradu-| & structed; | of both mes 04l | thought this land would soon be Women. Several of the men are cler- | canned. unless by me conducted. cnployid i Lhe sclentific depariments | 11e PeOPle roaned. - the people TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. the hone e o ; {he govern: iness which aige| 010 to end me and my chatter. | Natjonal—Frances Starr, “The “We are du ness which aids | and. seeing red. they wished my performance’ at $:20 p.m. | superintendents of this country,- de- | Nead were served upon a platter. Poli's—*“The Bat.”" at 2:20 ared Mr. Edwards. claim that | And in my walks, quite often, rocks |P-™- { every frec-born American should be ter Madume.” at B Hiensn tom the Con o ean hicks defaced with co—"The Whirl of ft.uu'” of the erit of his busin p thit nature gave me, udevill and | 1 hr.\\ll\u he said, -y nd in @ sweat the village vet with ntration” ! spirit of venom. My’ hair dma e and 8:45 i not rning white froin worry about Hnent Monidylave, me euth Vi d 1 a jie” disappears, and passing years bring . dovilickar | Besides l“-m:ng essays, Mr. Ed-| wisdow to a critter; I hear the boys | E5 ‘L,]‘ i abosiia TS said it nis budeadt Dad piees, kick up their nois ¢ jpaayety e ckaboomal S k up their noise, and 1 send forth ! g:15 pan. Nome of these Speeches, | 10 twitter. In peace I sit and gently E‘I‘: dec ruL] Ilil\-'l ppeared in the kuit: my time-worn thumbs [ tw { Congr mal Record, ch credited e, and > 2 e ol “The tto _tae individual for whom it w dle, S ihosprauce and; yell ]"{. ‘r‘,’.”t' | written, and have be e thron and dance must pay the guys who oais jout the country for campaizn pu tiddle. 11 pa A | poses. 1 pom. ‘It believed was ethic lieved Hair light Advertisement. trial of Mrs. ) three years o in_the second degree with the killing of her hus Molav . W illness of two o for the prosecution Bertrand Emerson, dul the Capt. United Justice St asked today be that' a new presented to th y's office onl aw g trial. uple had room i diiliiog houses. BELLEVUE F-A-R-M-S 1334-36 G St. Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Repairing Constitute the serv- ice we render. For satisfactory results, send us your coats, suits, dresses, furs —your blankets, comforts, rugs and draperies. CALL MAIN 4724 The Jnc. I.DYDM CLEANERS & Yweive sro. After he had answer members of the com- byt et o, ed their opinion of A\n.r“ LSRG 37 and " byusiness S » .. "Seleit of Deception. i TWO FIREMEN INJURED. i believe the essays destroy the okt i greatest privilege of a school pupil—| 3 . 5 ! that is, digging up a one.!Four in Automobile Which Is} “The al influence of the thing on 4 |the child s unfair” said anothe Struck by Street Car. [P L Still another membe xpressed the ! g members of the fire depart- | belief that the prepared es: would | i ic ate a spirit of A2 mong | ment were in an automobile that was |the children, who would represent the | struck by hington | fessays as the work of their own | Ra iy at | brains were a proper use to make of one he busines: her collcague: board held the same opinion. JE N — Hidden Beauty is brought to h a Golden Glint Shampoo.— MOLAVI TRIAL HALTED. An indefinate . charged with murder | a; in of the condition of his that the cas: deferred. ect is needed to run down the evidence. vi is on bail The shooting occured last April at 1314 Rhode Island avenue whers the s, Wampler will defend the accused. s for persons who re ary 1 questio: (Copyright) WALT MASON Rialto—"Queen n the writ- Shaffer’s Judgment ax to F ely relied upon. 904 14th. owers Main ums with their or- | Solumbi rivate lett by P'resident budget bur Total elaims yoard. Congre gregated $29. Edwards | The injured men ! aken to Emergency Hospital.; {where it was said Capt. Simms may | have sustained fractures of (wo of ! his rit The firemen were not on duty when ident happened. — {COAT TAKEN ON STREET. | Robberies Are Reported in Various | PSreTas ewenty | e s e Charles R.| 1318 R street. erday of hi overcoat while on Rhode Island avenu {Detween 3d_and 4ih streets. He dis. ) a pistol and demanded the coat. Weaver, 511 2d street old_the police of the apy $54 from his drawer in_his place of business Lot Belmont stre told the 1 intruder w {in her apartment during her ab: gained with a duplicate valued | | French Janua injury. the ac the aving against the } Of the muni at onc ported that $5 {eclaims were pendi !claims totaling $ A colored man robbed in_connection | Langle: and, Ab- Persian an- | made necessary the witnes assistant told Chief ! Division 11 {itnesses and ! stheduled for He also stated of the case was United States attor- . sterday and time | Tnited official Crimin of treet._wa New York | penitentiary asked for | worth in 1916, sted by a white man at avenue and 13th street and Angered by his refusal to com- ’ ply with the stranger’ st, the lat- grabbed hold of Mr. Cox | W Attorney T. 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When we are called into consultation with a merchant we come equip established beyond question in the first interview, We sell to, or buy for. more merchants than any other lndwldual or firm in Washington. A consultation with us about your future business home or ad- ditional room in which to expand will prove profitable. It Is the Ben to Do_This When You Don’t Have to. Why Put Off? pped with buying mformauon. the real value of which ls_ of an settiement on the Harding ru stated. pending w claims of the board s amounting to ne board $50.000,000 need 1 Lorton “Ilowers via Telegraph® “appropriat Congre ss b 5 p.m. and vaude- and $:20 i 0 | 1 L at] I D. C, BUT MRS.TGINI, You REALLY Roor 7 | pay 222 “Wonderful”—Star HOUDINI In Greatest and Most Darinz Escape of Hix Career With Life Endangered and Challenge Rewnrd Offerel for Exposure FRANK MCINTYRE ““The Traveling Balesman” Star JOE COOK His One-Man Vaudeville Show In NO BROS. & MARION MARTHA SR BROS. & EVELY Y. 5. BRADNA. RBY. QUINY CAPITOL THEATER “'§moke if von Like" Invisible Fear.” ! 10. 1 Delivered to any part of the world. $50,000,000 FOR CLAIMS. iShipping Board Requests Large Sum for Settlement. of ! of claims | y the BABY BEARS ‘Wrestling Tonight. JOE TURNER vs. VIC TOUNAMAN. ATRA!SIX-DAY BICY CLE RAC) Two Shows Daily. 2:15 and 8:15.. LOEW'S COLUMBIA __Continnous 10:30 a. m.—11 p. m. 21 DAYS, The greatest screen spectacle tte world has ever s een! SOLDWYN'S SENSATION TEHURSDAY JANUARY 12, 1922. NONSENSE ' MR- MEGINIS wILL SLEEP IN THE BLUE Roof. ITS veey t COMFORTABLE s QR = AMUSEMENTS. They’re Off! Everything Is Ready for the BIG EXPOSITION Given by the FIRST AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENT BOYS Convention Hall, Jan. 12,13 & 14 Come and See What YOUR Boy Has Done They're Off! Battleship controlled by rad’o, wireless telephoning, Panama Canal in operation, model farm and a thousand other wonders. Moving pictures—boy actors; Boys’ Band of 150 pieces; the BIG CIRCUS, Athletic Stunts never befor= seen, and Boyland. Total Proceeds for the Benefit of Boys Remember the Place: Convention Hall, Tonight, Friday and Saturday O’Clock AMERIC, Int St Jam Special Film Features el CRANDALL’S METROPOLITAN i T | ' SHUBERT vaudeville Belasco Theater Lafayette Park and White House " xays the Herald. the ulti- s the Times. ‘Best put on this season,’” says The Post. THE SHUBERT'S GREATEST A real §3.50 Broadway Show at Bargain Prices. The Biggest and Most Expensive Act in Vaudeville Condensed to Cameo Size. Messrs. Shubert Present the Great Winter Garden Success The Whirl of New York” Scenes Fi Gorgeous Beauty Chorus 60— PEOPLE—80 NANCY GIBBS, EYRA, FLORENCE SHU. BERT, FURCELLA BROS. J. HAROLD MUREAY, BEN HARD & JACK PEARL, JOE KENO & ROSIE GREEN, ROY CUM. MINGS WITH BILLEE SHAW Bhubert News Waekly—Current _ Topics BARGAIN MATINEES Best seats in the house (except on Saturday, Sunday and holidays). NIGHTS. 25c to 81 | | i ot :' M Foat 108 i CRANDALL’S I ETROPOLITAN ST THREE DAYS A. M. 1o 11 P. M. ANITA STEWART In Her Most Sumptuous Pro- duction, the INVISIBLE FEAR —EXTRA— BEN TURPIN In “BRIGHT EYES” —Ozerture— Fantasia, “Lucia” (Donizett]) Waskireton's Finest Orchestra N. MIRSKEY. Condnctor Miniature Recitai “G Winor” Prelude Ernest Harrison, Pianist Pathe News —Scemic — Topics CRANDALL'S 18th & Col.Rd. KnickerBockEe IDAY — Beginning at 6:30 P. MARION DAVIES a New Trium ENCHANTMENT HARRY POLLARD i | | ! 1 1 | | i i i | | | i i i i i NINTH AT-D GEORGE LOVETT, THE Mental Marcel, Proseats CONCENTRATION Gther All-Star Acts PHOTOPLAY GOD'S COUNTRY X THELAW By James Oliver Curwood TONIGHT, 8 Mat. Today, 2:20 This to $: ai t total at 321 board, »ming_fi amou 000,000 al- for ex- al against nformed, various | of cl 160, ainst it. 000 the the i h; Attorney Gordon and reformatory nt o is r. ker Gil from the the & t by Taims \Ahlh been | ! presented before the Court of Claims. _ {RETURNS AFTER ESCAPE.| Frisoner Fleeing Lorton Reforma- tory Wants ‘Clean Slate.” voluntary who itution ordon was sentenced ! ree years < sent to Leaven Wit was transferred to Lorton i ner explaine. have a in too in the | -1 that | he was tired of dodging the police and ! wd finish his may sen- | “clean | 1 | i Il !H|fllmlflllllllIIIIIIIllIIlH|IllllllllI||lill|ll||||l||||l|l|||ll I immortal love stor;- WITH RITA JOLIVET AND A CAST OF 25,000 9th Street. Below ¥. 15 AND $:13 GAYETY ALL THIS WEEK—: HE— Biggest! Brightest: Breeziest! Burlesaue Production! JEAN BEDINI'S PE E I( AROO m, Surcay Eve.. 9 o'Glock, World's Greatest Womar Violinist, and SGRAVEIIRE? ____ World-Renowned Baritone WILLARD. SUN. EVE.. JANUARY 29, £:30 METROPOLITAN OPERA CO. Salvatore Fuc to, conductor; Mz ;gz u’(ll’lflu Telva. cr;" to: Ki [organ, sopranos; Millo Picco, baryt: i and Paclo £nanica. basso. % Tickets now on saie AL New Tnited Phono- | sraph Store. 1312 G St. . "TONIGHT, 820 ATIONAL zoyesr, 52 | DAVID BELASCO Presents FRANCES STARR| In Eugeno Walters' Great Play, ! THE EASIEST WAY | NEXT WEEK—OPENING SUNDAY SEATS SELLING + JOHN DRINKWATER'S ABRAHAM LINCOLN |- With FR*¥~ V-ATyRN MOORE'S ANN i ELITE HOME 1230 € ~|. CAROLlNA SPE LINSON HIS WOMA! AND. NiGIHT EGENT in RAPHAEI REVERE e 14th snnn -nd R. reet N.E. 1t & RGE 1AL PRODUCTION featuring : CRAHDALL’S MATS. 2 DAL DAIL SAVOY THEATER 14th and Col. TODAY T TARLAN “Now TO! K LLOYD m}- at 0 Street N.W. . and Park Ro HART. in A by oit ORROW — HIVALRC HAMILTO . in HHN and MAY MAC. y AMATEUR | Als 1 Aud COM| RN £ RIALTO == 11 A. M.—LAST 3 DAYS—11 P. M. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY LAST WEEK. SENSATIONAL = SUCCESS DEMANDS SHOW- ING BE CONTINUED. 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