Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1922, Page 22

TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—No performance. POLI'S—Eddie Cantor, in “Make It Snappy,” at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. GARRICK—Thurston, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. o PRESIDENT—“Abie’s Irish Rose/’ &t 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. KEITH'S—Aunt Jemima, vaudeville, ac 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. €OSMOS—Mile Rhea & Co., vaude- wiile, at 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. STRAND—Du Barry Sextet, vaude- ville, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45. GAYETY—"Sliding” Billy Watson, burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pam. COLUMBIA—Laurette Taylor, in “Peg o' My Heart,” photoplay, at 10:35 am., 12:25, 2:15, 4:10, 5:55, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. METROPOLITAN—" Friend the b " at 11:30 am. 20, 3:20, 5:25, and 9:30 p.m. RIALTO—"Brothers Under the “rin” at 11:30 am. 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, v+ and 9:30 p.m. PALACE—May McAvoy, in 3 New York.” “The at 11 a.m., 12:45, of CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Fire atarted in the attic of the Fei- dence of Grace Reed, 6338 Georgia avenue, vesterday afternoon, and pained considerable headway before firemen reached there in response to an alarm. 1t is thought the fire was caused by a‘defective flue, the police reported, and $1.000 damage resulted. Red Trinngle Outing Club will t at Hyattsville, 5> _p.m. to- morrow, for a hike along Northwest brar o Fort Bunker Hill. Hvatts- vill> cars leave on G street. Mr. Jenkins, leader. The Compmunity Christian Endeavor of Georgetown will ristmas xe s tomor: p.m., at Rose FPark, treet. near arton avenue and O street. All invited. The Massachuwetts Society of Washington will have a “Philippine Night” January 9. at § p.m., in Ma- Somic Hall, 14th and Kenyon streets. Mme. De Vev yine commis. ated lecture ere will be Philippine _art Zihlman will spe: of native 1 s Representative imbia Chapter, Order Eastern will meet Christmas evening tallation of officers. Christmas am. ~ Colw The Sixteenth Street Heights Club will have a Christmas party Wednes- day evening at the home 1inchamfelter, 3922 Livingston str Chevy Chase s. eet, Twenty-three pints of whiskey were slolen by a burglar from the drug soe Pinkett, 1300 4th Rector (to infant class)—Now would any little boy or girl like'to ask me a Qquestion? s . Terrivle Infant (after long pause)— Have you got on trousers umder that nightgown? MRS. J. F. PRITCHARD, 3940 Alabama avenue southeast. A wise man opens his windows to sunshine and closes his door to moon- shine. CLARENCE M. ROACH, 106 Allegheny atreet, Ta Park, D. C. PR Diffident Lover—I know that I'm a perfect bear in my manners. She—Sheep, you_mean. people. * Anxious Mother—Henry, did that lit- tle boy you were playing with this morn- know any bad words? nry—No'm, but I teaghed him some. ANNIE M. MoCROSKEY, Government Hotels, C-D. oo ® “Thomas,” said his mistress, “did you enjoy your friend’s wedding last night?” “Yas'm, Mis' Mary, It was a real nice weddin’, but we-all kep’ it mighty quiet fer fear the groom's wifelwould hear erbout it. M. F. McMULLEN, 1617 Eye astreet northwest Dl ere are you from?” “Pittsburgh.” - ‘W. J. NIEKAMP, 3255 P street northwes . Bears hug MRS. W. L. MARSDEN, 4708 9th street morthwest. - e .« e The hand that rocks the cradle will RUSSIA. always rate more influence than the Russia is a country with a capita] | hand that rocks the skiff of state. somewhere. Its climate at the present J. HAROLD BYERS, time is very disagreeable. port is food from the erican Relief Commission and its chief exports are porsons who believe in bathing. No- dy but God and Senator France knows anything about its form of government. ELIAS W. KIDWILDER, 5302 Illinois avenue morthwest. P Its chief im- 1023 llt.ttml northwest. Speaking of automobiles reminds us that scme of the auto accidents are due to the fact that cars cannot change their courseé as quickly as some of the woman drivers change their minds. R. GERTH, 1348 E.w:l.(d _-me: northwest. Father—What makes you nome so iate from school, Jimmie? Jimmie—The teacher kept me in, father. Father—Oh, she did?> Well, next time tell her not to fill your pockets full of marbles. CHARLES BROOKS, 25 8 street northwest. . s e Grandpa—Every “day, in every way. | my false teeth are getting loother and Toother. MILDRED HITT, 1731 Lamont street northwest. S el An old yokel saw a motor car for the first time in his life. It came dashing up the main street, and disappeared in ! a cloud of dust. “Well,” said he, “the | horses must ha' bin goin’ a good speed when they busted loose from that car- riage!” C. M. BEALL, 1112 Girard street north: LD | you do? GOING SLOW. !” Forger—Well, I'm not used to any Two 1aen were adrift In an open boat | trade, sir, but with a couple of weeks' nd it looked bad for them. Finally | practice I could sign all your papers Jerry, aged five, running into the house, reported as follows: Mother, I found a great big cobweb out in the gar- den, and the cob is sitting right in the middle of it. ‘H. H. HILL, 932 Shepherd .nruf northwest. . . “How much are your caulifiowers?” ‘From 30 to 70 cents aplece, ma’am.” “I came in to get something to eat; not a boutonniere.” MRS. W. 8. COX, 4618 38th street northwest. LRG0 European politicians mnot only get much space in our newspapers, but get big _pay for fllling it, frequently with stuff that would get a reporter fired. T. H. HEATH, The Pasadena. . Warden (to prisoner sentenced for long term)—You must work to help pay t. | your board here, you know. What can an one of them began to pray. | for you. “Oh, Lord,” he announced, “T've R. W. GARDNER, broken most of the commandments. I've | 1654 Euclid street morthwest. been a hard drinker, .but if my life i e r spared now I'll promise never again. “Mother, if the baby were to eat tad- Wait a minute, Jack,” said) his|poles, would it give him a big, bass friend. “Don’t go too far. “I think I voice like a frog?” see a sail.” | “Graclous, no. They would §ill him.” SOLDIER PRISONER KILLEDATFT Guard. Says Albert Nathan Was Advancing With Rake When He Fired. ground. . When taken into custody and said that he had npt shot to kill to inflict bodily injury upon him. Nathan was at work yesterday aft- ernoon raking the parade ground with Lange as his guard, when, according to the latter, the prisoner attempted to walk away, using vile language and abusing him for no apparent reason. The guard said that Nathan then advanced toward him With a rake in hand, and that he called upon him to halt, firing one shot in the air at the same time. Nathan continued to advance, Lange sa!d, and as he neared him' he fired the’ second shot, killing the prisoner ‘instantly. Lange fn Guarihouse. The /post coroner viewed the body and a board of officers was appointed to investigate the shooting and deter- mine whether Lange should be court- martialed. Lange was confined to the guardhouse to await the findings of the board. The dead soldier was under a gen- eral court-martial sentence of a dis- honorable discharge from the United States Army and eight months’ con- finement at hard labor. He had been at Fort Myer since his capture by the local police on July 12, on a charge of desertion from Camp Meade, Md. He is said to have been about thirty-five years of age, and was formerly a member of Company K, 12th Infantry, at Camp Meade. The records s his nearest kin to be a wife in Nor- folk, Va. His record further shows him’to have had several court-mar- tials. Lange, who has been in the Army a year and a half, has a good record, it was said at the fort. DIRECTOR OF BOYS’ WORK MER Albert Nathan, a soldier prisoner at|shrivel up and die. Fort Myer, Va, was shot and In- stantly killed yesterday afternoon by Egon B. ange of Troop G, 3d Cavalry, a guard doing duty on the parade|blows imme- diately following the shooting, Lange attributed his action to self-defense until he felt that Nathan was about It's vain to get excited if wrongs should go unrighted, it's vain to weep and moan, and tear your beard to tatters, for nothing really matters, and nothing’s worth a groan. If gnashing teeth and rant- ing, and frenzied gallivanting would cure a single ill, I'd say, “Why, then, get busy, and whoop until you're izzy, it’s sinful to be still” When troubles gather round me, attempt- ing to confound me, I do not shed a sigh; I know that by tomorrow my little bunch of sorrow will i For troubles perish early unless we're sore and surly, and make of them our pets; the wise man winks at trouble and a soap-suds bubblé, and slumbers and forgets. Oh, why get mad as hatters, when nothing really matters, when nothing’s here to stay? The gusty wind now rising with energy surprising will blow our griefs away. Here nothing is a fixture, and life’s a queer old mix- ture of sigh and sneeze and smile; the years are onward sweeping, and anything like weeping is never worth our while. The sighing man’s a rabbit, and weeping is a habit that should dfsgrace a loon; and still the briny splatters, though nothing really matters, we go away so soon. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. COMMANDER BE-ELECTED. President’s Own Garrison, Army and Navy Union, Closes Year. At the final muster Thursday night in . A. R. Hall for the calendar year The Presidents’ Own Garrison, No. 104, Army and Navy Union, U. §. A., the following officers for the coming year were elected: Commander, J. F. Mcliree, re-elected: senior vice com- mander, Miss Margaret E. Naylor; junior vice commander, Charles Fox; paymaster, Thomas H. Harri i officer-of-the-day, George C. Kastner; ! officer-of-the-guare oflicer-of-the-watcl pan; chaplai Committee of admin Humphries, Maj. Willlam L. David Corcoran; Judson N, Horton. The officers will be in- led the night of the first Thurs in January. A donation of $10 was made to !hel fund being raised by all of the pa- triotic and military organizations of - CRANDALL'S : BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 3 'CRANDALL METROPOLITAN 11 A. M—LAST DAY=-11 A RIOT OF LMIGH" ;14 BROTHERS UNDER THE SKIN From the Story by PETER B. KYNE With o SUPERB CAST OUR GANG COMEDY SCENIC BEAUTIFUL N Orchestra Subsidiaries DU~ NEXT WEEK -y WESLEY BARRY “NEROES OF THE STREET" —CRANDALL'S: CENTRAL First National Presents Goldwyn Presents DOUGLAS COLLEEN McLEAN | -MOORE With Madge Bellamy, Raymond | Supported by Claire Windsor, Hatton, Truly Shattuck and a | Malcolm McGregor and Ernest Great Cast in Thos. H. Ince's | Torrence in Winifred Kimball's Whirlwind Picturization of | Chicago News $10,000 Prize- Wm. Collier's Recent Hit Winning Story of Love THE BROKEN HOTTENTOT CHAINS Added Comedy Added Comedy Lloyd Hamilton in Two Reels Bobby Vermon's Travesty, of “TheEducator” “Choose Your Weapons” T e AR RO A ESPECIAL XMAS MUSIC= | SR e e Tw T[N I inment WE PLAY LOEW'S VAuoeviue 2 SHOWS FOR PRICE OF 1 Continuous From 15 Noon A Operatic Treat MME. DU BARRY & CO. Adrian Special Film Features CRANDALL'S 22 ORK THEATER 2. Ave.& Quebee TURDA 8 s MAN WITH TWO MOTHERS NEW THEATER 333 5te st. . WESTERN P 1( MAT TURE and “BUFFALO BILL" serial and | Comedy. Santa Claus will be at the New | TOM Theater at Special Matinee, p.m. day, and will distribute candy | _* CRANDALL'S Zternoroumas {NEW S F St at 19t DAY Others PHOTOPLAY __ Frem the Suoressful Stage Play “THE CAVE GIRL” With TEDDIE GERARD Mats. Pric 100 3ts—Popular Prices—Nights LIFE-LIKE MARIONETTES Impersonsting Screen and Baseball Btars. A Treat for Everybody. MRS, §. D. BISHOP, 5324 41t street. Chevy Chase, D. C. o e e : 1 “Well, they didn't.”" THTAICTIN P L L PAI.OEW’S LAC Cestlaneus. 10:30 & m.—11 p. ™. LAST TIMES TODAY MAY McAVOY IN “The Top of New York” BULL MONTANA COMEDY, “GLAD RAGS” ;i where entrance was d by breaking open a side win- The burglar also stole a stamp niachine and contents. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. IT. the District of Columbia for the pur- chase of a present to be presented to Maj. H. L. Deam, departmental com- mander, Department of the Potomac, G. A. R, on the occason of a recep- tion to be tendered Maj. Deam De- cember 29 at G. A. R. Hall on the oc- casion of the eighty-fifth birthday anniversary of the veteran soldier. An appropriation was made for the purchase of a Christmas present for litle Miss Madeline Holloran, five years old, a fancy dancer, and other children who entertained tas mem- bers of the garrison meveral weeks ago when the garrison gave an enter- tainment. BOB YOUNG, | | | 3334 N street northwest. "IN Y. M. C. A. RESIGNS Samuel R. Brown Quits Local Post to Accept Similar Position at Bridgeport, Conn. The resignation of Samuel Brown, for the past three years sociate director of boys' work in the Washington Y. M. C. A, was announced today by the assocla- tion. He has ac- cepted a position as building bovs' NEWLY RE. 4 The Pithy Paragraph film, including the four prize winners for each week, will be shown at the B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. 1dentical prizes will be presented every week. These awards are ten dollars, five dollars, two box seats at Keith's, and either a box or six orchestra seats at the Strand. Try your hand. Oth & IT Sta. reat Revivals. | s d: Service, Pythian Temple, 8:30 o'clock. R. 10! RROW—"THROUGH —DOOk. League for the Larger #treet, will have Christmas tree fes tivities for the “lonesome.” STOLEN AUTO WRECKED WHEN IT HITS POLE Four Injured in Traffic Accidents. Florlda West Coast Resorts via At- lantic Coast Line. Com n Schedules. Informa —Ad- Scheluicai tion, 1418 H st. n.w.—Ad FURTHER TESTIMONY NOT LIKELY IN COAL PROBE JUSTICE STAFFORD PENS CHRISTMAS Beginning Tomorrow ELSIE FERGUSON IN “OUTCAST” i 645 Pa. 3 P Boy on Bicycle ! Fact-Finding Commission Takes POEM TO FRIENDS work. secretary in | s . N . 1 W 5 Harts Evidence Submitted on D. C. Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford Briageport, Conn..{|! Pefla-l ohce ! AVENUE GRAND | and will assume Ave: SE. his new dutles 3 early in January. Mr. Brown leaves the local assoclation much JAMUEL JOWN. to the regret o s 2L * the other secre- taries and the boys with whom he has worked, it was declared by offi- cials. From his experience gained in the Philadelphia “¥" and in the local association, * they said, he espe- cially qualified to handle boys' work problems. Mr. Brown came to this country from Belfast, Ireland, when seven years old, and was educated in the Philadelphia public schools. He was graduated from the teachers’ col- lege of Pennsylvania, and during his of the District of Columbia Su- preme Court has written the fol- lowing lines as a Christmas greet- ing to his friends: Clarence Clemmons street northeast, receiv t in Juries to his knee late last night result of a collision between his ldcvele and an automobile at 15th wnd H streets. He was taken to Emergency Hospital. An automobile belonging to G. H. Van Fossen, 1 Blair road north- cast, was driven against a trolley pole near the District line on Wisconsin late last night and damaged. reported stolen from in ardman Park Hotel shortly e the accident. Lew Berrang. 618 avenue southeast, rec This store will remain open Sunday and for the benefit of | our customers will remain | open Christmas day until 3| pam. i Prices Under Advisement. Further testimony probably will not Le taken by the federal Fact-Finding Coal Commission in its investigation nto the cause for the recent rise in ice of coal in Washington, it \as Plearncd at the commission to- day. The commission will study the testimony taken and the evidence submitted by various dealers notified (0 appenr before it in order to out- line clearly the local situation. O'Toole, secretary of the, 1 Retail Coal Merchant’s As- jation, said he thought the com- ! ion should go further into the prices of coal in Washington and; should require mine operators who nd Comedy, * ADDED MATI CHARLES HUTCHI OW HOMAS _ MEIGH. THEMAN WHO SAW TOMORROW. And_PAUM PAKROTT, in “THE FAI | | I i | NOW PLAYING LAURETTE TAYLOR in the picturization of her great stage success “PEG O’ MY L at st St HO; THE and COME Q H_ St a4 1E. th episode i | FAVORITE %, 'HEATER CE LE’ d N.E, H —_— EXERCISES AT GONZAGA. Music, Address and Awarding of Foot Ball Letters Takes Place. Christmas exercises were held at Gonzaga College Yesterday including address by the rector, Rev. J. C. Pennsylvania ived injuries to ight when his tomobile He refused NSON, i TOMORRO! “TAILORMADE MA A limited number of the above trains will be put on sale at an unheard of price. This set bicyele was struc near 14th and G hospital treatment. E h | letter written by Col. Charles Keller, Engineer Commissioner of the Dis- trict, in which the Commissioner said high prices paid -in Washington for coal were due to high prices at the mines, and said the Fact-Finding Com- mission ought to investigate these conditions. 1 The commission, according to’ Dr. George Otis Smith, a_member, has not yet decided what will be the result of the public hearings at which .local dealers testificd, but it has been Inti- mated an investigation will be carried cars, oval track, 24x15-in., and battery switch, electric light bulb for engine. Complete stock lowing accesso; Bridges, tun lamp posts, w-min'l= als cars. xtra track, 1 mection. o Moving Pictures Machines, $5.95up | PLAYING SHUBERT ATTRACTION | p testity re | Geale: music by the college orches- ! , g consists of locomotive with T POLI'S YAT, TODAY, 200 |jomm——————e—————. A cailision merween an witomobile | sell to the local dealers to testity re | (enle; music by the college orches |, 501")jre way identified with ¥. M. [[| const HEAR . . , rving a Virginia licens: and the L Pria. the | Shaeffer, U. 5. Av retired, followed by |C- A- boys’ work. cadlan L om tender. two I'S ‘rovicar, s M l IN( :Ol N e i | 30 Potts, 1T night at 16t utomobile of Frederick sth street. occurred la: d M street: . William —— PETITION IN BANKRUPTICY. ‘The District Supreme Court was asked yesterday to adjudge Daniel Reeves, trading the Premier Elec- tric Company at 1405 14th street north- west, a bankrupt. Three creditors filed a petition against the merchant, charging insolvency and telling the court he has admitted.in writing his inability to pay his debts. Attorney R. Preston Shealey represents the the awarding of foot ball letters and election of Daniel Sullivan as cap- tain for next year's team. A prize of $5 in gold was awarded to John K. Keane for -selling the highest number of tickets for the play, “Richelieu,” presented by the College Dramatic Association Decem- ber 20. B Announcement was made by the rector that there was to be an ex- tended Christmas vacation, with classes reconvening on Monday, Jan- uary 8. 2101190 X i " DAY Pat O’Malley—Pauline Starke | In & Delightful Romantic Drama MY WILD IRISH ROSI Comedy, *‘Ocean Swells’—Fox News A METRO PICTURE WITH MAHLON HAMILTON | | injuries is back and legs. B. F. Lambert. 239 V ceived injuries to his legs street, re- extra per l 1 * REVUE —, Nights, 50c to $2.50. Sat. Mat., 50¢ to $2 SHUBER Beginning Next Synday at 3 P.M. svusertT GARRICK TONTRE, 20a- o, $L00; Mat. BELASCO ., 850 to 41 Vaude Back to Her Birthplace for Christmas | Treeenow SEATS SELLING NIGHT MELLON NAMED IN SUIT. into the producing companies and creditors. ] A Glorious All-Star Holiday Bill of 5 5 ¥ - ‘Washing- - THE~\ i T. S. Files Tax Claim Against Gulf | ¥holesalers selling coal to *"{NEGRO ACADEMY TO MEET. | no peopts of Sweaen do not trim /sriarr . || Shubert Vaudeville 0il Corporation. e i 2 their churches and houses with ever- : ) 3 = A AT Rtbed : . “All Tn Not Gold that Glitters” Sessions ti green at Christmas time, as that is dc Jmae Lo o v iy _PITTSBURGH. Ta.. Decerbor 21— 4All In Not Goid that SUHCEY,, essl o Be Held at Cleveland |55 emblem of mourning with them. pwNEXT WEEK SR (] o s et T he” Cregary “Trodpe, Statements of claime naming Andrew | the precious metal liself, 1t will well | Center and Mu-So-Lit Club. JOS. M. GAITES PRESENTS ] 2 o ettt Bopica. 8. ey . M . Secretary 7 s rej : | Y e O e | e o ‘to the Recommended Serv- | The American Negro Academy will Fonderful program a¢ a marveions barguin and seventeen other prominent re: dents of Pittsburgh, were filed United States district court late ves- terday by Special Assistant United States Attorney Warren H. Vankirk, seeking to recover $488,953. The gov- ernment charges the sum js due as income tax on a stock dividend which ite Gulf Oil Corporation declared in 1913, Praecipes were filed in these cases hold its twenty-sixth annual meeting here next Wednesday and Thursdey, with open meetings in the evenings at the Cleveland Community Center, 8th and T streets northwest, and business a:'ebllnn In the library of the Mu-8o-Lit Wednesday evening the annual address of the presdient, Arthur A. Schomburg, will be delivered ®from the subject: “Negro and Christianity, ‘while T. Montgomery Gregory will discuss “The N ‘Theater.” ice Column in the Classified Section will give you the name of an expert Who guarantees satisfaction to Star readers. Look to the Recommended Servica Column when you require ex- perts th any line of personal and do- mestic service.—Advertisement. BILLS NOLLE PROSSED. Two Accused of ‘Making False THE MONSTER BY CRANE WILBUR —SUGGESTION— Eat Christmas Dinner Between 12 and 2 o = Mats, z5cs0c Nites, 25c to 51 xcept on Saturda Sundays and Holidays. In a multitude of ideas, all ex- pressing' effective séntiments. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. ATTENTION Complete Sets, $5.95 up Famous Plakatone Recelving Set, has ge of 100 miles, $14.75 with double head phones. Single-toned Detector and 2- step Amplifier Set, $158.00 value, $72.50. Complete Stock of Radio Parts, Loud Speakers MR. STAFFORD PE Former N. Y. Winter Garden Gertrude Hoffman, Mae Murra, | and others: lessons in all sty | Studio. 1850 _Biltmore. _Ce e - . L 3 o8¢ . Robert T. Kerlin of West Ches- A = 1219. Coll 2 o GLADYSE WILBUR. W Ueiton Caves o oof S431.008 from | ) qims Against U. S. Are Freed. a, formerly head of the depart. Stag Hotel, 608 9th |{f christmas Tree Lighting Ostis THEN COME TO OUR { No. 6 Dupont circle, Dupant tudio. Phone Mlion, Tocal baal e \ ment of Bnglish in the Virginia Military Phone Maia §108 ‘Standard 05 = o | Franklin 1485-W. Ballroom Dancing, Stage Melion, local banker. is sought. Thel ,qqistant United States Attorney |Institute, will speak Thursday evening up. ard gauge, $9.05 W Christmas Matinee | Traming. * Chitiren'a. Clasoes. z e P T e e el mall | SRy Sesteraay notle promsed in- | on “Race In Chifure” aod Br Soseph o AL At 3 o'Clock paxci civs crass n argest s aga f inst. Edmond J. o5 e cuss : INTINENT. ; } v Uy - Flinn, for $5.140. A. W. Mellon wag | Sictments sgainst ECmone T, Jouere | and Race Consclousmessr oot o g T A s an vice president of the corporation. —_— FAVOR COAST GUARD BILL. The House bill to distribute the commissioned line and engineer offi- cers of the coast guard in grades was favorably reported to the Senate yes- terday from the committee on com- merce by Senator Jones, chairman, ‘without amendment. ‘The purpose of the- bill is to pro- making lfls_f_“ claims inst the United States. The young ‘m‘:nnwera members of a class being prepared as auditors of the income tax unit of the internal revenue and were allowed expenses not to exceed $5 per day. They submitted vouchers at that rate when in fact they had not actually spent that much each day for expenses. Ap number of the members of the class were indicted and one was tried and acquitted. The jury in that case said it was convinced that the young YOU’LL ENJOY IT Private lessons by social_functions. 11 Refined DANCING PENN GARDENS Pa. Ave. st 2lst Bt. to-nite Music gmcused of Pa. Ave. at 11th—Main ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 808 9th St. N. ~_ Braneh Store: 1204 N. Y. Ave. N.W. ‘Washington, D. C. Phone Main 8328 WOMAN SUES FOR $5,000. Miss Breedlove Charges Firm Broke Contract With Her. Miss Maude Breedlove ye Yiled suit in the Dh!flu’s:tp.::;: Court to recover $5,000 es from Howar & Daavid of 1111 F street northwest, for all breach of con- B. F. KEITHS VAUDEVILLE Cireuit’s De Luxe Thester vide In the coast guard grades ap- propriate to the duties and responsi- bifitles of the older officers and to ramedy existing conditions with re- tract. She says she. was employed October 2 as a saleslady fng uz;a year at a salary of $35 per week and commission of 1 per cent on her thought they were entitled to The” full day's expensc. When this statement had been made to Jl‘r’-rt':ge THE P. A. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION BIG: BARGAIN BILL The Flower of Vandeville GLOVER'S, 613 22nd N.W. -PRIVATE LEX sons any time, 7 Bc. Guar. results. * Fine envi AUNT JEMIMA Witk Jeo Raymend and Little Olab Rightway School of Dancing 514 Twelfth St. N.W. (near 12th and F) Private instruction in the Fox Trot, Waltz, gard to the promotion of commis- aloned officers. Senator Jones squght unanimous consent for immediate sales. She sa the contract wi broken when the firm discharged h:: December 8. 00., INC', Stafford he directed the cases be ped. % Suocessors to Preston A. Reberts, —_— She is_represented by Mata 1776, 3 = comsideration of the bill, but objec- Flowers Delivered Anywhere | 4 tto; T The Munsey bldg. Oh, Thoss Girls! One-Step, ete._Hours, 10 u.m. =3 - s mate and he mespurs went | S Atherasl Mater o, 3 S| MON7 T TS TURBS | gt o SBRAMSRISTE SANTOS & HAYES DY, A : o e Senate calendar. s expect- = = C nw. Class ed that an effort will be made to et | Aavertisement: member the name_ROBERTS. In “For No Reason At AIL" 1 Frivate . le §16 Dewa. $10 Moath—Cash or Terma GIVES FRUIT CAKES. Fhote Feanklin $547. action on it soon. —— URGES ALIENIST SCHOOL. JACK WILSON Cha THEATERS T0 BE HOSTS, Corby Baking Company Bemembers Tho Blokteo Tarsrite o LR . Community Christmas entertain- | Superintendent of St. Elizabeth’s Police and Firemen. Leavitt&Lockwood 1715 Connecticut Avenue. Phone North 5197, rs. Teach you to dance coirectly in & few lessons. ments for children will be held Mon- 1329 M n.w. Mals 1732 DAVISON Points to Need at Institution. As has been its custom for the past several seasons, the Corby Baking day morning at 11 o'clock in all of i the Crandall residential theaters iIn ANDALYS—————, Washington. parations for the | Establishment of a school Bt | mpany yesterday ‘distributed. ap-. : I atrictly private. - Any bour. Beparate studior. arti ? | Elizabeth’s Hospital early in Janu. 1 ut ap- o ais _ “ Tmm ‘ Class and class dance Sai. evenings, Instric- barties have been carried on f8r sev- | Ery for the instruction of physiciana | proximately 2,000 frult cakes to mem- The possibilities of E ILITAN |} S ome siommcanes 5o syoiaee, tesiivs in the care and treatment of mental and nervous diseases was discussed by Dr. William A. White, superintend- ent. of the Government Hospital for the Insane, at the weekly luncheon of the Wapiya Club in the University Club Wednesday. ¥ AT TENTH: . "LAST DAY 11 A. M. te 11 P. M. DOORS OPEN AT 10:30 A. M. Ay-. FOX PRESENTS bers of the District police and departments. The packages, all neatly done up, were left at precinct stations and engine houses and as the men chang- ed shifts each received one of the Week Nights 3:30 to 12. ARGCADE tion of Harry M. Crandall and the su- rvision of Mrs. Harriet Hawley .ocher. director of public service and education department of the Crandall theaters. _fire a Star Classified ad Test them—and you'll be surprised how quickly 3 o boxes, whigh included, besides the 1 bri BAND CONCERT. Dr. White stated that st the time an | 10008, 3 ard” convering. the com. theyill bring what you STAR CAST 3 ” Stanley Hall, this evening at 8 | | D Do O e trueston of | PAnY'S Hest wishes fof ChFistmas, are seeking—or. dispose In o Vivie Drama ot | “A Week in Toylan ‘Tangied Lives and Loves MY FRIEND THE DEVIL Novelty Comedy, hospitals throughout the country for disabled, veterans he suggested to the Vetérans' Bureau that, inasmuch as half of the soldiers were tubercular patients and the other half mental and nervous cases, something should D Peced to orsaniss. an instivation thorized to o an_ins To hese cases and, of what you want to sell;.or find what you have lost. " —because Th‘e Star reaches 50 nearly o'olock. March, ors” An Exciting Series of “Lucky Spot” DANCES Every Night This Week Live Sants Claus wi hile | Christms S GiriTa Each Pames “Pershing’s _Crusad- -Maj. Paull Overture, “Le Pre aux Cletcs” (“The Duelling Ground™), - Herold “A Chines: Picka ' PHOTOGRAPH NLARGEMENT “SLIDING” BILLY WATSON ezt week: “TOWN SOANDALS.” to train icians in t , | Ealarged everybody, and Sta: L ” ih hio stamt of forty-five men, has ; o “RAILROADING! about completed everything in Department is oML Tosca” line. - Lecture course: f»thorqu.ahly read. two to elght will be given by nent neuro-psychiatrists and lnng:\ n%?’llflehm Have been invited t o said. 4 or Wi M ‘Barton, president of the -~ This Photo not s side lne, but a complete | ‘Werld Survey—Press Fan ORIEN AL Sunimmimiii Bazasr. 1288 Penna Ave. N.W. Love You”). Finale, “Dangerous Blueg" rown “The Star Spangled Banner.” 'NOTE—A Roal award s zovel sad =il