Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1922, Page 43

THE - EVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON SAYS PENSION PROMISED TO RECRUITS IN 1917 | AND 1 WAS INVITED, To ALCE BooT BIG _DANCE AN’ EvERYTHING —~ 'Gee! A FLOCK @F NOTHS Go1 \NTO! My EVENING GLOTHES AN' THEY Look LIKE A SIEVE! . 10 - OH eosn' WHAT Luck! Yy Goot 'S CookeD LOEW’S Meowum There are 8o many ways of curing the aches tiat torture bone and thew, it does seem strange we are enduring the same old pains our JJathers knew. On our main street the signs are swinging, the signs of.” heelers by the score,” who'll start our disma) hearts -singing, if we'll dig up five bones or four. By every mail I get a letter from one prac- titioner or two, who'd free me from the gout or, tetter, the rheumatism or the flu. And all these healers I have trusted, I've paid them money by the yard; I've had my ancient spine adjusted, and I've been boiled in rancld lard; I've taken pellets green and yellow, I've taken tablets flat and square, and, guided by some healing fellow, con- sumed a horse’s bill of fare. I've taken brown and brindled. bitters, and pills that taste lke toitet soap; for he must rank with tinhorn quit- ters who.doesn’t sample every dope. And yet with all my ceaseless taking I'm where I was long years ago; and as my. grandsire's bones were aching, so my old bones much. an- guish know. I read how science knocks diseases, and wipes out human aches and stings; I also read some other wheezes concerning pigs that-fly with wings. The science tales are most alluring, but, while I read them in my lair, I wonder why we're still enduring rheu- matics, mumps and fglling hair. (Copyright) WALT MASON TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIQNAL—George White's “Scan- garL "_with Ann Pefmlnxton. at 0 GARRICK—Fa; . Is West.' at 820 pome o . I(l-‘l'l‘ll‘s—slnxer' Midgets. and vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. BELASCO—John _Charles Thomas and vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. * COSMOS —“In _Argentin and vaudeville, at 3, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. TRAND—“The Gay Boulevard” and vaudeville, at 0 and 8:45 p.m. GAYETY—“T¢ S P 'own Scandal at 2:20 (‘SAI;I’I‘;QL— "I'lle Victory Belles,” at n RlAl.‘l‘o—(:lorln Swanson, in Husband's Trade-Mark,” a 1{{;3 am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 0 p.m. . PALACE—_"The Four Horsemen of —_— e en of ,-Contributor Declares Old Laws Were Effective Up to Oc- tober 6. ifor of The Sta ur recent editorial upon the question of the soldiers’ bonus, some allusion was made to the enlstment of world war veterans with a distinct understanding that they were not to be entitled to pension, This may be true with regard to those entering the service on or after October 6, 1917, the date of the first of the war risk insur- ance legislation, but as to the thou- sands enlisted prior to this ddte, being the bulk of the volunteers of the war, there certainly was an understanding just as distinct that they should have the pension promised by the general n laws in force at the time, if should become permanently dis- in a pensionable degree from the performance of manual labor by causes incident to the service and the line of duty A proviso inserted in the insurance act of October 6, 1917, to save the pen- sion rights of those already in serv- ice, was so construed by ruling or in- structions of January 11, 1918, as to be of no eff: and all who were in gervice on October 6, 1917, were held to come under the new scheme to the utter exclusion of pension rights. The pension ations of those who Were affected by this holding were transferred to the bureau of war risk insurance to be treated as appli tions for compensation, which proved 10 be the real pension substitute and not the insurance scheme which was &0 widely proclaimed as such. The compensation provision seems to be a cold-blooded dollars and cents proposition which takes little or na account of the loss of health or other physical impairment unless or until he soldier is actually “losing money py_1t." The pension other hand, ba disqualification some recognized material degree for earning a support at manual labor, regardless of the seldier's present ‘or former vocation or what he actually earn: EU ¥ STL\ ENS. To the E NOW PLAYING THE YEAR'S COMEDY HIT If ye have tears of , prepare to shed them mow! the Apocalypse,” with Rudolph Val- entino and Alice Terry, at 10:35 a.m 2:35, 4:50, 7 and 9 p.m. ColJJIllA——“Three Live Gllos(!. with Arni 1 2 am.; ; ke Xihainy WOMAN ELECTROCUTED. MACON, Ga., February 28.—Sarah Arnold, negro woman, who was fish- ing in the Ocmulgee river here, cast her line over two 6,600-volt power wires, and was killed instantly. A short circuit was formed by the wet line, the two wires burned in {wo and two big plants were put out of business for two hours. cross .and the distinguished service «medal by the United States Zovern- ment and the decoration of officer of the Legion of Honor by the French government for extraordinary hero- ism in action, and for exceptionally meritorious services in the Aisne- Marne, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensives. Previous to the world war, Col. Ml-l lona took part in_the battle of San n in the Splnllh war and in el en separate engagements in the Philippine insurrection. He {s from New_ York and was graduated Yrom the Military Academy in 18 WILL BE PROMOTED. 5 C;ol. Malone to Succeed Brig. Gen. Treat April 26. Col. Paul B. Malone, United States infantry, assistant commandent of the Infantry School, at Camp Benning, @a., will be prompted to the grade of. brigadier general on the retire- ment of Brig. Gen. Treat, April 26. ©€ol. Malone was a temporary major general In the world war. He was awarded - the distinguished service: Spec1al Film Features TRUXTO l-ts:.- IB.I.AV TOM X In “THE ROUCH. DIASOND. " \ov.u( 14th TODAY ANDALI-STAR NIGHT ROKE." 1230 C Street N.E. MARIE PREV “PARISIA} DAL PRINCESS 171 s XE: WILL! C **NO DEFENSE. i C. Ave. S.E, | ] CAROLINA 1%y & %< Ave & OLYMPI OF THE VERNON, DUMBARTON ™, BLIXD. MARY PIC n “LITTLE L4 Open 3 p.m. L!EC BCA: Sure, they’re back! No more dead than you are! The Great War casualty list ex- aggerated their taking off and— Holy Moses! what kinks it put in these three “ghosts™ and the folks they’d left be- hind them! Chuckles! LAUGHS!! ROARS!!! ALSO CHRISTIE COMEDY “A RAMBLING ROMEO” Toples—Loew News Events Symphonic Overture In Recital at the Central High School Today U Sta. JACK HOLT, in "wHE CALL NORTH. " MEDY. BOBBY in URGES ARCHIVES BUILDING ‘Writer Suggests Site Near Library of Congress. To the Editor of The Stai Tt a pleasure to note that con- siructive legislation is under consid- eration looking toward the proper housing of the government's valua- ble_ financial records. Various sites are being proposed, principally north of the Capitol and west of the Senate office building. For the keeping of these records and other priceless archives it would seem that a companion building to the Library of Congress, situated east of the Capitol between 1st and 2d streets and north of_ the Library between B street and East Capitol ' itreet. would be fittingly and proper- This being some- Vy located. /\\'hal more centrally located between TA Als Pathe Topics of _the_Day. 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ARCADE A Laughable~ _ 200 PARTY All the Animals Will Be Present From NOAH'’S ARK-ade and Ehewllel"e MR, PEMBERTON, FORMER PARINER T0 Mae Murray, Gertrude Hoffman; lessons in lat- est ballroom dances. 1850 Biltmore st. Col. 2002. DAVIbON "STrr1329 M n. w.}‘,;: Class Rat. eve. In Private classes instructed form your own class. 7 WANTTO DANCE ? = Open 10 2. m. to 10 p, . RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING 1218 New York Ave. N. W. For 10 Years Americs’s Foremost Academy o “GLADYSE WILBOE, 6 Dupont eircle-+ Dupont leho) l‘h Fr.1435-W. Ball nd inc room ng. Cuildrens clatoes In fnm: dauces. Baliroom dancing, classes every Wednesday S ey Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins, ‘zmmfifllflflfljlfi_flllmmmuflnmmmuumnmmw c A PITOL &' You Like Develop Yofir Films and Print Your Photographs u: A- THE VICTORY BELLES Two shows daily, 3:16 and Night; Vall's Big Burlesque Formerly Mrs, H. L. Holt 1141 Conn. ave. Baliroom and all branches ot s en Sastte VY. S0 WEDNESDAY EV] DANCING CLASS. Latest steps. Miliers; 1226 Coun. ave. —TOB DANCING CLABS. — Wanted: 10 young ladies 1o Join the oecial Tt LW Dupost india § Dupeas/ o