Evening Star Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 44

““TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. SARRICK— Fashions for Men, performance at 0 pm. PRESIDENT—"Smilin’ Through,” 2:20 and 8:30 p.m. bS—Sophie Tucker, :15 and 8:15 p.m. BELASCO—"Frolics of 1922" vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:156 p.m. €OSMOS—"Oh, \ou Shzlk." vaude- ville, at 3, 6:30 and 9 STRAND—You'd Ba “Surprised.” Yaudeville, at 2:30, 6:30 nnd $ p.m. GAYETY—Al Reeve “Beauty Show,” burlesque, at 2: 15 and 815 p.m. METROPOLITAN—"Nero, nhav at 11 45 a.m., 12:4, 9 p. ’l"o—Georgc Arliss, in _“The Man Who Plaves God.” at 11:30 a.m. 0, 3:40, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:40 pm. Slrlns quartet at 3. 0, 7:30 and 9:30 pm, PALACE—"The Man Who Saw To- morrow,” with Thomas) Melghan, 115 am., 1115, 3:25. 5:25, 7:30 and KEITH vaude- wille, at 2 and photn- 55, 5, 7:06 kn\ghlihood 7 and 9 pm CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Ladies’ Auxiliary to Orient Commandery, No. 5, K. T., will give a card party at Na odge Hall, 4th street - and avenue southeast, \o\ember East Gate Chapter will Christmas sale next Friday e\enlng in Odd Fellows' Hall, 21st street and Rhode Island avenue northeast. for the benefit of East Gate Lodge build- ing fund. There will. be a luncheon at Col- lege Women's Club tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton will speak. Mount Pleasant W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday, 2 p.m.. with Mrs. A. B. Carty, 1234 Har street. Rev. E. L. Folk will spe A free lectare ~with steropticon views will be given by Prof. Aeosop Hall of the naval observatory, tomor- row, 8 p.m., at Playhouse, 1814 N street. Chinese banguet at ¥. W. C. A, 614 E street, tomorrow, 6:30 p.m. Dr. €. Wood. speake The Wanderlusters hike for Sunday will start from Peacock, Va. Take Great Fu car from 36th and M streets, at p.m. Buy Great Falls round-trip . Mr. Thomas will lead. The Conmecticut Society will meet Monday, p.m., at Hadleigh Hotel. Musicel program and dancing. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. x Dr. John McNeill will end his preach- ing mission at First Congregational Church at § o'clock. Afternoon serv- fee at 4:435. sses at Thomson School. Spanish ¢ 13 o'clock; advanced, Beginne 8:15. . C A, frer vul] speak. Vaudeville and minstrel show in Epiphany Parish Hai. for benefit of athlet’c fund of the church. Program of varied excellence. Rosedale Athletic Club will give a benefit dance, $:30 o'clock. at Ros dale A C. gymnasium, 17th and Roge- dale streets Women's Guild of First M. E. Church, Chevy Chase. will hold-an oriental bazaar in Chevy Chase Library until 10 o'clock. Phil Sheridan Post. No. 6, Depart- ment of Potomac, will meet, 8 o'clock, in G. A. R Hall Maine State Soclety will meet, o'clock. Thomson Community Center. Musical program. Dancing. Repre sentative Edward Nelson Dingley will Bpeak. Writers' Leacue will meet, § o'clock, in Public Library. U. S § Jacob Jones Post, No. Ama-ican Legion, wi'l give a card pa at Alovsius Club house, 47 I street. ‘The_ Rusiness Wrmen's Council will ameet, 7:30 o'clock, In lectureroom, Church of the Covenant. Rov. Dr. Geerge A Miller will speak of his visit to the 'Passion Pl at Oberammaugau and the male quartet of Mount Vernon Place Church will sing. Has over 67 vears’ success treaunx coughs and colds. Start taking it to- dav —Advertisement. ORIENTAL Bazaar; ‘1205 Penna. Ave. N\W. Japanese Gift Shop Open Evenings Delicious Fudge Free Saturday Only With every box of Mary Sweot candy, Togulsr fne confestions pure, umu "s90. o give Sbecl Fom & 0-cont bar of S beet “" choice of any variety. Mary Sweet Candies 709 D N.W. Opposite Kann’s Shur-Rite Pencils Make Ideal Christmas . Gifts. * Makes an Ideal Christ- thas 'Gift. $1.00 up -Gct It at Gilnons mumcs;uw. | at [ And !(oledn kiss with rare delight, | , Clu! s. THE EVENING Ptlhy ?dmgmplts The second week of Plflly Paragraphs ended day. The four all" prize winners will be selected and their. contributions will be Tun next B. F. KEITH AND STRAND -rmmi. N ° Herewith are reprinted the four prize winners for the week ‘ending )nlt Thursdj: shown on the Strand and Keith theaters during the present ‘week at the Bill Hohenzollern's trial is on! | T. H. HEATH, The Pasadena. Vi > FORCE OF HABIT. When I took her home that moonlit night, The sweet salesgirl, Miss Hall, ¢ s . She said: “Will that be all?" E. I. SHOPE, 637 Marvami avenue northeast. Statistics show that 4,359 men were killed by gas last year. Sixteen inhal it, forty-threg threw lighted matches in it, and 4,300 stepped on it. E. W. RIDWILDER, 5302 Iuinode aupnue northwest. fer dogs. advantage in ralsing children is that eventually they will learn to wash themselves. HANK HAWK'NB, 1" D street northwest. Some folklopretar chll‘d‘fi ; some pre- Identical prizes will be presented for the week end|n|‘ fi!xl ‘Thursday. These awards are ten dollars, five do o'lars, two box seats at Keith's, and either a box or six orchestra seats at the Btrand. Try your hand. Watch out for slush when a cold- natured woman thaws out. FRED J. SCHWAB, 1000 C street northeast. « s Proprietcr (to midnight customer pounding_on door of suburban drug store)—Who is it, and what do you want? Answer—I'm Mr. Carr, and T want— Dtuggist—Well, wait for the next one, you idiot! M. E. ASHLEY, 337 G-H, Government hotels. Mother—Where have.you been, Helen? Small Daughter—Playing post office. You know all those letters in your bureau tied with blue ribbon? Well, I put them under all the doors up and down the street. MRS. GERTRUDE SCOTT, 420 Seward square southeast. Pt “How did your husband get run over?” | “Stooping to pick up a horseshoe for good luck.” MRS. L. G. DARBY, ., 1605 Buchanan street northwest. P Yes, Clarence, the mirror in a govern- ment _bureau often casts some reflec- tions on the administration. P. A. L. SMITH, Jr., 1602 Q street morthwest. | e e e “AFTER THE STORM.” see the clouds breaking away.” “Yes, MAURICE BAER. 1801 Wyoming avenue northwest. P If they ever want a new motto for coins, why not: “Abide with me.” ! VAN WYCK REED, ! 2850 28th street northwest. | AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERS ; Thomson, 12th and L streets north west—Tonight: Maine State Soclety: Chil dancing nd dramatic | Scouts; Boys' ‘Athletic nish, clementary and ad- French: Spanish Reading | | East Washington, T7th street and ! Pennsylvania_avenue southeast—To- Rhythm Girls' Club; Aurora ys' Club; Boy Scouts, Troop 59; it Wilson Normal, 11th and Harvard streets northwest—Tonight: Midget and Junior Athletic Club; open bas- ket ball game, to be played between the Cadillacs and the Junior Ath- tic clubs. Lovejoy, 12th and D streets north- west—Tomorrow night: Girls' Pas- ket Ball Club; Junior Girls’ Rag Doll Club; Boy Scouts, Troop 501; Athletic b. ———————— COMMISSIONS ARE ISSUED. Commissions - in the Officers’ Re- serve Corps of the Army have been Issued to residents of this city and vicinity as follows: Gilbert E. Bixby, 2700 Connecticut avenue, as captain, cavalry; William Bassler, Takoma, Md. as second lieutenant, infantry; Edward R. Jones, 955 Longfellow street. second lieu- tenant, Quartermaster Corps. First Lieut. Harry C. Lynch, Med- ical Corps, 19 Q street, and First Lieut. Festy Yoakum, Dental Corps 4011 Georgia avenue, have been reap- pointed in the Army Reserve Corps. pointed ip A8 S ——— Super Size Super Value Salem Cords Guaranteed 12,000 Miles Automotive Tire Co., Inc. Factory Distributors 1003 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Aaron Odell, Pres. Franklin 7354 Walter Humphries, Sales Manager Fortify Yourself Against the Future Made Up to a New High o 66 I heard them crack a whilel “Gentlemen's agreements” make no decision in the Suprerie Court. T. H. HEATH, The Pasadena. PRy She (to husband returning home late) —Qne-thirty, eh? He—No, my dear, lost twenty-five. ELANCHE BENNETT, 806 1at atreet morthwe P The flapperette stooped and kissed the gray-haired, dignified, little old lady, who_was leaving the car. “Good-bye, mother ; be good,” she ad- monished. MISS MARIE L. DALLAS, The Franklin-Irvington. o s o A lot of guss like to go to a western movie simply to see what a bar looks ike. W. A. McGINTY, 2140 Pennsylvanic avenus northwest. Py Professor _(in engingering class)— What's a dry dock Student—A physician. who ‘won't give out any prescriptions. .HEPPE, 137 Randolph ylaéa northweat. . O When airplane travél becomeés gen- eral a man can be robbed in Chicago in the morning and shot in New York in the afternoon, VAN WYCK REED, 2850 28th street morthwest. PR Jimmie (just from Slinday school)— { Mother, did you know God has an au- tomobile? Mother—Wherever did you hear that? Jimmie—From our teacher. She said God was going to take me up on high. VIRGINIA HENRY, Gaithersburg, Md. APPOINTED AS CADET. Robert G. Turner of 1306 Rhode I land avenue, this city, has been ap- pointed, by President Harding, a cadet at large at the United States Mflitary Academy, West Point, N. Y., with a view to.admission Jyly 2 next. When You Thmk Wrising Think Whiting USE WHITING'S Polo Cloth for letter writing We Have All Sizes, In- cluding Correspondencs ' Cards Harry C. Grove, In¢. 1210 G St. Stationery Engravisg “The Store the Edison Owmner Recommends” New Edison Diamond Disc Be Sure To Get It at Gibson’s Gibson’s is the-oldest Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph Store in Washington, and when you your . Edison from Gl son you will be sure of getting the best possible Edison service.* Prices $95.00 Up Any Terms l’ou Want Get It at Gibson’s 917919 G Street V. Standard Cigar Quality Deer Head” Offers cigar smokers the utmost'in smoke en- Joyment. That’s why “Deer Head's” follow-- ing is growmg very day.. Nobles, 10c; Napoleons, 15c @ for 25¢c) SoldEmywbn—A'k Yourbuler _Hem'yT Offterdinger sossthSueu.Ba.EaidF _before the Reserve Officers’ STAR, WASHINGTON, LAWS T0 STARDARDIZ REALTY BUSINESS SEEN - Petty IIAku Prediction at Month- Jy Meeting of Real Estate Board Last Night. Prediction that within the next few years definite requirements would be lald down by law for those wishing to engage in the real estate business was made by John A. Petty, execu- tive secretary of the Washington Real Estate Board, at the monthly meeting of the organization in Ward- man Park Hotel last night. Mr. Petty sald he based his pre- diction on the fact that the need for definite education in real estate work was fast being recognized and that real estate boards throughout the country were gradually developing standard courses fn real estate edu- cation. With the establishment of these educational standards will fol- low legally Instituted standards which will have to be met by the prospective real estate man of the future, he ex- plained. The board unanimously adopted a resolution condemning the practice of Inserting in the newspapgrs ad- vertisements carrying the phrase brokers need apply” and relerrln!.' readers to a box office number. This system of advertising, the\ board held, was a reflection on the real estate profession. The vote was taken following a recommendation of the vigilance committee, of which David E. Barry is chairman. Reports were made by the follow- ing chairmen of committees: H. G. Kennedy, entertainment committee; Benjamin F. Adams, luncheon com- mittee; J. Walter O'Boyle, conven- tion committee; H. Latane Lewls, nducational committee. and by Vice Chairman Leroy Gaddls, jr. of ‘membership committee and E. Lt Hill of the public affairs committee, lnesmen( Charles S. Shreve pre- sided. COL. NAYLOR TO SPEAK. Col. Willlam K. Naylor of the Army War College will deliver an address on the “First Battle of the Marne" ssocia- tion of the District, at the New Na- tional Museum tonight. All officers of the Reserve Corps in this city are invited to attend the meeting. FARM NEWSPAPER TO HAVE EASTERN EDITIONIN D. C.'| Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas, head of the farm bloc of the Senate and publisher of a number of newspares in the west, will soon issue from Washington an eastern edition of Capper's Week- ly. A bullding at 810 Rhode Is-i land avenue northeast, is now being erected for a plant for the publica- tion of the eastern edition. It 1s a three-story structure of concrete. Capper’s Weekly will occupy at pre: ent two floors. Senator Capper wil lease the building. -Senator Capper is of-the opinion there is a consider- able field in the eastern states for the weekly. The western edition will? gontinue to be published in Topeka, | an. K ihe Senate. farm bloe, incldentally, will have in Capper's Weekly, pub- lished here, practically an official organ. few months ago Senator Capper purchased the so-called Law- rence farm papers, one of them, the Pennsylvania ¥armer, published in Philadelphia; another the Ohio Farm- er, published in Cleveland, and the third, the Michigan Farmer, publisaed in Detroit. These publications he will continue. TO MANAGE NAVY YARD. Commander Henry S. Jenson has been detached from command of the cruiser Prairie and assigned to duty as manager of the navy yard, Charles- ton, S. C. —_— Southern Raliwny Morning Service out of Washington to Atlanta, Bir- mingham and New Qrleans quickened 1 hour 45 minutes by departure of train Na 35 at 11 am. City ticket office, 1425 F st. n.w.—Advertisement. GEN. Brig. Gen. Frank L. Winn has aen relieved from further duty as a mem ber of the special Army board con- sidering cases of officers placed in class B. —_—— For Colds. Grip or Influensa, & Prosentise, take La BROMO e box bears the &) nl!ure —Advertisement. —_— GIVEN NEW COMMAND. Comm-ander Andrew S. Hickey, at- tached to the receiving ship at New York city, has been nnnl(m!d to the command of the U. S. Mahan. THE FAMOUS See them belng made fresh daily. () ! Ib. Always Displayed in Dainty Ribboned Baskets Two Stores 1010 E St—614 13th St. OPEN SUNDAYS 's Coffess must pass and_without them such wenderfal Ible. uaintance Btrike up an soq: GUARANTEED IMPORTED The coffee -mml' " ie Caxifty produot GENUINE of beefsteak richness ...ccocceccncccecaiscnse M-E:SWING Co- Mesco Building. 1013 E St. NW. Good News for ‘the’ DEAF And Those Who Are a Little Hard of Hearing The Weilaphone —is a telephone appliance which greatly aids you to hear over the telephone. It makes long-distance calls as clear as a local call and t! he local call a face-to-face * conversation. Gives you freedom of both hands while telephoning. Used and indorsed by the Bethlehem Steel Co., the American Sugar Refining Co., International Agricul- tural Corp., the French High Commxssnon. etc. Free Demonstration At Our Store From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday, Friday and SlturdlY: November.16, 17, 18 If youare ‘downtown and want to call up a friend of yours and desire to try the come in to our store, speak to yolr vtmderful Weilaphone, friend and listen to the wonderfully clear manner in which you can hear . your . friend speak. side noises. The Weilaphone eliminates out- Tell ali \your friends to come in. At the same time we will demonstrate the thtle Gem Ear Phone for those who are deaf. " Get'lt at Gibson’s 917-919 G St. N.W. D. ¢, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1 LOEW'S PALACE Caatlasenr 1040 » w11 p. W T LAST TWO-DAYS ‘THUMAS 'lhlu'i-!i"l’-—rnv" Theo, Rebe: trice Joy June Elvidge ginning Sundry “YOUTH TO YOUTH” With “Blilie” Dove 3 PAIGE, 1 “BLACK BEAUTY. 1st St and R. L Ave. m ¢ THOMAS MEIGHAN IM BETTY COMPSON, in MAN."" UBER Karth Capttor lIA T, (‘ART!H DE HA\!K. in * m Ill H Ntpeet NK. LECTED CAST, in Comedy, * DER W WBS‘!’EH\ BKIBS HOHE MADGE. and Mre. 1230 € Street N.B KA‘mlm\z MacDONALD, in WOMAN'S_SID! mo 11tk & N. C. Today and * Tomo NORMA TALMADGE, CONWAY TEARLE Ro: !EuAax THEBY and IRVING CU. * MIN “THE ETERNAL FLAME ews und Aesop's Fablex. 3105 Pa. Ave. FB. W. KATHEEISE M, )lchO\ALD. T . ve. S.E. Al “patne CIR THE MIRACLE rrow— SAVOY THEATER 14th ;-l Col. M. CRANDALL’S DA 's AVENUE GRASND Pn. Ave. P DAILY; 3. P.M. SUN ARY MILES MIN SPECIALIST. TTTLE'S MOV "APOLLO THEATER 424 B St N.E. CRANDALL'S in 14th Street -u R. L Ave. Continuous From o Noom. 5 ACTS BETTER VAUDEVILLE and . - ALICE LAKE in “WOMAN’S HATE” 2 SHOWS FOR PRICE OF Mats.—Popular Prices—Nig] GLORIA SWANBON, NEW THEATER “HIS WIFE'S HUSBAND. A ‘: Fut picture. FAvo HRO'DO at l-‘ St N, “HER_GILDED CAGE." 9th Street Near E CHARLEY CHAPLIN. in “THE BANK. LPH fn_“THE CONQUERING POWET: 335 Sth St. S.E. BETTY BLYTHE, in | LENTINO, cort organist PIAL SARCH. Siantey - Roadess con- TOMORIOW: ' YORK THEATER Fn A & Ourbee St. ATINEB DAY. 2:30. TODATAARY MILES MINTER. 15 “THE HEART SPECIALIST." RO MASO) “THE 10e—3le 20e—50e P~ NEXT WEEK 9% THE SIREN CALL™ KEATON, in “COPS."" RAPHAEL © Street N.W. DOROTHY DALTON. in And BUSTER | W TEAC] TOMOR! e atinee a! nu‘n ROLX ‘TIMBER traction. m. H St N.E. ol (ELLIOT DEXTER ant DIRECT FROM ITS BROADWAY TRIUMPH ART, INVISBLE TRAT: 18t Ac- raia filnu. in “GRAND LAR 143138 U Streer OI.YHPIC 6th & C Sts. N.E, 8:15, S, ©.30. WHERE 1S MY WANDERING (¥BOY TONIGHT? |, The Picture Beautiful E R Yo e METROPOLITAN St at Imh CRANDALL’S the. Picture of All red in Rome Uy J Greatoat Tim 8 ER( Eawargs, W Easemis of Tens, of Tapusendn COLUMBIA BEGINNING SUNDAY fitson: —__ Droop's, 13thad The PRESIDENT Pa. Ave, at lth l:—-rnkht at TheGreat Stgge SMIDN V% e BEST SEATS—$1.00 . —— COMING —— ‘ABIEY IRISJH ROJE The_ Great_ Cor Buccess That Has Broken Lat s OI.P VALENTINO THE YOUNG RAJAH Love!—Thrills!—Beauty!— They're all in this new and spectacular Valemtino triumph!—¢ love story that * begins at a collége boat race and climaxes in the palace of an Indian rajah? With WANDA HAWLEY RACHMANINOFF PIANIST PRESIDENT THEATER TCESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 430 I-B on sale at cert Burea m_!;__ e ul KOCIAN Famous Csechoslovak Vielinist PRESIDENT THEATER ‘Thursday Afternoon, Nov. 23 Tickets, $2, $1.50, $1 And War Tax T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G St. PLAYED GOD Gabrilowitsch EXCEPTIONAL CAST MASONIC AUDITORIUM orcuEsTRA._ sussioums || Thursday Evening, Dec. 7 &y NEXT WEEK®™ In & Gorgeous Paramount Picture nzx‘?"‘f_a:‘xn NOW, Pattatefa] In Allu Dale's Comedienne Comedy i HERRIEITA | “NOBODY’S || CFOSMAN FooL”. Tha MOORE'S 11 AM—~LAST 2 DAYS—11 P.M. A SUPERB PRESENTATION ARLIS In His First Romgntic Role THE MAN WHO T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1308 G St. Now Playing Rodolph Valentino The Perfect Lover Il fisd :ut ot 8 want. E..Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Aves IMOMENTS” The great -clear- _ inghouse of wants “Is The' Star Classified columns. Make your want known there and it will be seen by a city full of people—and respond- ed to by those who can = 5NOWSHOE “THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL" No. 8. LAST TWO DAYS—William Fox Presents Gordon | so International Cast and | Tickets: $2, $1.59, $1 and War Tax . 2:30 Sat LES | “THE_GOOD PROVIDER. mPoDROME .t l e \-0.‘ " PA in “THE GLORY OF CLEMES e METROPOLITAN ¥ AT TENTH: LAST TWO DAYS 1045 A. M.; 12:45-2:150.5-7- 2us . ‘William Fex Preseats NERO The Greatest Picture of All Time, Filmed in Rome by J. Gordon Edwarde, With an In- ternational Cast and Ensemble of Tens of Thousanda. PETER B. KYNE'S Great Love Srory “KINDRED OF THE DUST") WAS 1IN This Is Positively the Last Week. B.F. ill'lb“‘ DALYE ¥ Hfll’..."‘i‘:‘. Hilarity’s Qneenlslh'e Sophie Tucker Her Two Sgmoopaters Ted Shapiro & Jack Carroll In Her LondonN. ¥. Hits The Tiny Prima Donaa, 7 YVETTE RUGEL Asgisted by Leo Feinman DOOLEY & MORTON Rockwel'&Fox, Bobby McLean & 0o. o-m_&m' ng_m m«-mcfi. yexT MITIY & TILLIO WEEK And & Terrific Array of Hita. SN West 17253, DANCING. GLADYSE WILBUI 6 Dupont circle, Dupont stidio, 'rlnl]h 1485-W. . Eallroo Dancl Training. (llue MR. STAFFORD PEM- ERTON! Former . Y. Winter Garden star, by Gertrade H Mae Murray, Maude I rssass.in. all_syicn of dancine. Stadio. 1850 Blltmore. Col. 2902. JACK HOFFMAN AND LILLIAN nncmw i (ln dancing, Argentine tango and ballreom (mm«umml tllllnu and adglts. lll‘l for rent private . I 1141 Coun. ave. Fr. 3008. 2%, WEIX NTOXTS, 9:0 to 18. ARCADE " NOT A “DANCE HALL® —BUT— A PERFECT PLACE TO n'mmn nw.. rrnxn-m-fln..)h dance in a lessons and Torurts. rnv-uu-u-. tme, Drysses am. to 10 : Tuesdey and Fridey; hours DAVISON’S i 1329 M n.w. ¥ot2 supply what you are seeking. ' Star Classified ads NAT NAZARRO & CO. WITH BUCK & BUBBLES Hattle Darliag . Samsy Timbers, Elste & Paulsen Revae get results —because . they are w@ely read. “Around the Corner” is a Branch _office