Evening Star Newspaper, January 23, 1923, Page 30

POLI'S—"Tangerine,” with Julia Sanderson; performance at 8:20 p.m. NATIONAX—Lynn Fontanne, in “Duley,” p.m. GARRICK—"The Green Scarab,” at at 8:20 p.m. PRESIDENT— at 8:30 p.ra. KEITH'S—Gus Edwards, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. MELASCO— at 2 RULINGINZONE LA 75 Yo v FAVORS CONEN 8 e and is indorsed by folk of every age and gender, who have observed its smoke the old year hit the ceiling; Judge McMahon, However, Fines Defendant for Operat- ing Unlic’ensed Junk Yard. CLASS 'AIIDIVII.I. DE LUXE 'l’l\e Popular Composer uUs EDWARDs_‘l AM His 15th Annusl Song . A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. " 'I\c Gifted Impersonator ‘MISS VENITA GOULD In “Impressions’ of Wsll Known pfy * “Able's 1Irish Rose,” The editor of Pithy Paragraphs, although he scans as many ean’t read all the funny papers. 'w und then a con- Rim.” ‘Then he consoles himself with AS funny. Once in a while a joke 1ifted wholesale from some other pub- lication wins a prize, Then the editor, he takes a me: kick mwelf. He mivo writes the name and address of the “com- tributor” in & notebook. That name may win a prise again, but it ixn’t very likely, ang. firnt the editor has got to be shown. Friendly, vigilaht eyes of interested contributors and read- ers Relp him in hin work. Outslders have ealied his attention to 2 number ot “stemis” plain “steals,” that have gotten by him. He thanks them and hopes that more will enlist in thix volumteer he new one is revealing all kinds of charma. appuling to every human bloke. New brooms are always sweeping with promptwess and dis- patch; new wings are more in keep- ing than is the worn-out thatch ; new shoes are neat and shmmg—yet. sometimes I'm repining for those with shabby lining and heels that didn't match. New autos, gay and METROPOLITAN ST. AT TENTH. This Week 11 AM, to 11 P.M~Doors Open at 10:30 AM. First National Presents Whirl| of New and 8:15 pim. le Vernon and vaudeville, at 3, his 6:30 and 9 pm. | STRAND — “Spring 1z Coming. vaudeville, at 2:43, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. GAYETY—"Talk’ of the Town, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Players ' WiLLiE schenk co. fJ COLUMBIA—Douglas Fairbanks, "Robin Hood,” photoplay, at 10: 7 and 9:10 p.m. nlu.'ro— Burning bnnds." at 11:31 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. f\xn\ma nold, in ‘Thlrl 12:40, 5, 4:31 and 9:55 pm. Hnueum TROPOLITAN—Milton Sells, in_Deep,” at 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, and 9:35 p.m. ’ CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. American’ Soclety for Steel Treating will meet Friday. 8 p.m., in audito- rium-of Interior Department. B. H. e Long of Carpenter Steel Company, Reading. Pa., will lecture on “The,; Manufacture of Alloy Steels.” The Catholic Daughters of Amerie: District Court, court of Baltimore Archbishop Curley speaker January The Telen Keller Guild will meet at home of Mrs. J.) Trinidad Citizens’ . meet Thursday, $ School. Assoclation will pan., in Blair The Franklin Quartette of the U versity of Pennsylvania will furnish musical entertainment at a meeting of the Pennsyvivania Society at the New Willard Hotel Friday night. Joint meeting tomorrow night of various divisio f the “Ancient Of- der of Hibernians” at Catholic Wom- en's Service Club, 601 E street north- west, § p.m. a will meet at 1 p.m... Univer night Thursday The Way tomorrow. 2 Ladies' heon Spalding Council minstrel troupe will_hold rehe 1 tomorrow nighy at Knights of Columbus Hall. The Ohio Soclety will observe the birthday William McKinley next onday evening by giving a dinner at Rausche which Chief Justice d M ft will Le the guests of honor. hoped that Pre dent and Mrs, ling would ke able to attend, but the ill Harding has made it impossible fo sither to be present, the soclety an- nounced. Invitations have been lim- ited to six hundred persons. ‘s ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. York State Socigty will meet, §:15 o'clock, sonic Hall, nd Keny reets. Col. Theo’ = Roosevelt ected to speak. ection. Dar The New is e Diocese of Wash- ual election, § piscopal Church homas will speak. copal Leagu will hol St. Luke . Charles M. Girls' Friendly tivity branch, wi the parish hall, southeast ociet a'dance at Lith and A streets Cooley-MeCulough American Li on, Ebbitt Hotel, Off United Lodge Post, No. 32, will meet, 8 o'clock, will be installed. of Theosophists will meet for mutual study of theosophy, % o'clock, at $12 17th street. No fees or collections. Ali welcome Junior High e Turtle Do i ndora’s Box" from Haw- er Book, in auditorium Parent-teacher meeting, at Lovejoy School. = Dr. Ridgely will speak 8 o'clock. Albert J Club: Meeting of dinner, 6 o'clock. Con- 7 o'clock. Dickinson Capitol and Women's Ci French section versation circle, Dr. D. will address North kington Citi- Associaticn tonight at _the health of Mrs. | of the Na-| sleuthing brigade. The editor knows that many jokes aren’t original. New ones are pansed around rapldly, often being changed in the tell- But certal y contributors should refrain from copying, comma for comma, jests from the other pub- He a real noixe, not an echo. GRESS MIGHT NOTE THIS. One at school beats nine at pool. H. M. STEECE, < Brentwood, Md. PR Statistics show that the average man’'s arm is thirty Spches long% the average woman's waist is thirty inches around. Ain't nature grand? ARY L. IRELAND, 9 3d street mortheast. . s e Mother (in Hollywood)—Nora, what 1is the baby crying for? Nora—Sure, mum, his little sister took all his cocaine and sniffed it up will be guests of the,on him 30. 1 will ‘be prlnclpal( C. GALLAHER, 1213 E street northeast. i Teacher (showing picture of zebra to class of slum children)—Can any child tell me what animal this is? Jimmy (after long pauu)~A mule in a bathing suit. MRS. J. 825 2oth . o Lads—Toby. I'm €orry to hear your wife got a divorce. Toby—Yas'm, she done gone back to Alabama. Lady—Who will do my washing now? Toby—Well'm, I'se co'tin’ agin, and I co'tes rapld. JANE BLAKE, 3563 Holmead place northwest. PRy Teacher—What are “in-laws’ ,Little Boy (on back seat)—In-laws are mother’s relatives. relatives L. MURPHY, 1501 11th street northwest. « .. ' “1 feel just like a Chinese junk,” said & Washington war worker. “How come? “Boarded by pirates."” R. C. JONES, 2130 N street nortiwocst. S. WHELAN, treet northwest. v Club. | are out-law: Hawali needs a new press agent. Playing up earthquakes won't increase winter visitors. / T.H. HEATH, . The Pasadena. “It's no wonder you're such a sissy,” declared the bad boy. ‘Your pa and ma were married by a justice of the peace.” “Well,” retorted independent Mary, “from the noisé I hear coming from your house, your pa and ma must have been married by the Secretary of War. MRS. J. GILMORE, 1529 Vermont avenue. o e MODERN GEOMETRY. Given, I love you: To prove that you love me. Proof : .1 love you. . I am a lover. . All the world loves a lover. . You are all the world to me. . You love me. Q. E. D. ANONYMOUS, 1316 Nem Hnmp!'“Ye avenue. No! longer_will one’s congressman “say it with flowerseed.” H. I. SCANLAN, 820 adison street morthwest. Ct Ancestor worship s not_peculiar to any tribe or nation. We observed last evening at 9th and F streets a crowd shaking hands in turn with an organ- grinder's monkey. ROBERT V. CROSS, Bureau C. & R., Navy Department. Americanization Student (on hearing incident related)—Ah, that was « funny peach—pear—plum—quince—that's it! —colneidence. VANN McANDLEIGH, 1317 Bolmont atreet. o W France is not entirely out of luck. Brother Bryan says she's in error. 5 OSWALD DRURY. The Pithy Paragraph film, including the four prize winners for each week, will be shown at the B. F. KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS. Identical prizes will be presented every week. These awards are ten dollars, five dollars, two box seats at Keith's, and elther & box or six orchestra seats at the Strand. Try your hand. BAND CONCERT. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley evening, beginning 5:50 o'clock. John 8. M. Zimmermann, director. March, “The Inspector General” ..... Overture, “Masan Suite of Three Pieces— (a) “Valse Graclieuse,” (b) “Souvenir,” (c) “Gypsy Dance” ..Sir Edward German Scenes From Comic Opera, “The Court of Luxembourg,” Losey “Auber Fox Trot, “So Waltz Petite, Finale, “Truly “The Star Spangled Banner.” TWELVE AUTOS STOLEN. Six of Machines Foufld Abandoned in Streets—Others Gone. Twelve automobliles were reported taken by Joyriders or thieves since last Saturday morning. Six of them were found abandoned on the streets, while the others had not been located Savasta THRIFT DRIVE ENDS . WITH “MAKING WiLL" Face Information to Be Given To- day at Courthouse and Dis- trict Building. Today is the last of the Thrift week campaign and it is to be devo!xfl to the explanation of “making a Wil Bureaus of information will be open from 11 to 3 o'clock in the law library of the District Supreme €ourt in the courthouse and in the cor- poration counsel's office in the Dis- trict building. George Cartis Shinn, Thomas G. O'Neill and Clinton L. Marshall will b on duty at the law library and George P. Barse, Willlam H. Wahly and J. C. Wilkes will be in the corporation counsel's office. In- formation will be given free to all business under the zoning laws in- volving the discontinuance or con- tinued operation of an ice, coal, feed and gasoline business that cost the present owner a year ago $10,000, was noon by Judge John P. McMahon, sit- ting fm-the District of Columbia branch of Police Court, In the case of the District of Columbia against Aaron Cohen. This case has been before Judge McMahon for many months. The de- fendant was represented by former Judge M. M. Doyle of the Municipal Court. The government was repre- sented by Gillispio Walsh, assistant corporation counsel. Under the de- cision of Judge McMahon, the de- fendant was, and is, operating his businegs according to the law and not in violation of the zoning law. and his investment of $10,000 will not be molested. The facts in this case. and which undoubtedly will form the basis of adjudication of other similar ca: under the zoning law, are that fo a number of years William H. Str ker. owner of the business located at 1124 Florida avenue northeast, had condueted an ice, coul and feed store and had later added thereto the sale of gasoline znd automobile oil and accessories. This business was con- | finued without. interruption until & when Stryker, by reason health, sold out to Cohen year ago, of impal for $10,000. Minor Changes Made. Cohen continued the business along the same lines as his predecessor, makMg some minor changes to the layout of the conl and feed yard, It was charged {n the information filed against defendant that he had no right to operate the place as a feed store for the reason that Stryker hade discontinued that line before Cohen took over the business. Cohen was further charged with operating the plant without the required vo- cational permit. Then again he was charged with maintaining Junk vard in the storage of scrap irons and other materials, In v fon of | | the nolice regulations, in that he operating such a plant without the required permit, and against the pro test of property owners ang residents | of the immediate vicinity of the | plant. Counsel for the defendant brought out the fact that tl protest was based upon personal feeling and nc upon any real violation of the zoning laws. Judge McMahon in* deciding the case held that the defendant was well within his rights; that the oper- ation of the business was not in violatlon of the zoning laws; that erection of or repair or remodeling of the shed did not constitute a violation of the law; that the feed business had not been discontinued and’ that a voecatlonal certificate should be issued to defendant and the business continued as now oper- ated. On the charge of operating a_junk yard without license a fine 50 was imposed. = ATTENTION oy Stag Hotel, 608 9th rooms, $4: shower_and lavatory, $10; room. GO per cent more, Rooms Like Mother Used to Keep A decision of general interest to|active, supplant the time-worn cars new wives are though attractive by sundry movie stars; new yows and | new divorces, new ponies on the courses, new drinks from bootleg sources, Alas, are descrying in goods we thought were gold; - new trinkets oft seem gaudy. all beauties they me- body, but soon we see they're shoddy, and thep our feet grow cold. But let us not be gloomy, iet no sad words be sprung by prophets hoar and rheumy who loug ago were young; it is the dotard’s failing to spend his days in wailing, all mod- ern things assailing, with bludgeon fiercely swung. The year is bright and (hlp[;ir the year sogfresh and new, I plefige it in a dipper of Vol- stead’s sparkling brew; the new year class showing, its sunny smiles bestowing, and may it, in its going, bring only good to you. (Copyright.) , WALT MASON. H. L. WINELAND ELEOTRICAL AND RADIO ENG, 1317 H St. N.E. Linc. 7629 Tt has been shown time and again that the man who de- posits regularly and consist- cntly in the Yong run will show a greater gain than the man who takes a “flier.” Play safe! A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. Blank Books | —AND DIARIES, of which we have | @ lurge ussortment. order. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Let us fill your 5, new hay in cheap cigars. | ut time is flying, and new | handed down late yesterday Afler-ihings sgon are old and brass we MILTON SILLS AND ALL-STAR CAST, IN THOS. H. INCE'S SENSATIONAL HIT, SKIN DEEP MUSICO-DRAMATIC PROLOGUE AT 3:30, 7:80 and 9:30 METROPOLITAN QUARTET — MISS WASHINGTON 8T, MOORE SYMPHONY, SCENJC ALWAYS A GOOD SHO (CRANDALL’S THEATER NINTH AT E LAST DAY 11 AM. to 11 P.M. THOS. MEIGHAN LEATRICE JOY In Cecil B. De “MANSLAUGHTER” Supplementaries CENTRAL NINTH BET. D & TODAY- WED?T 11 AM. to 11 P.M. DOUGLAS MacLEAN MADGE BELLAMY In the Ince Comedy Classio “THE HOTTENTOT” (MISS EVELY] LEWIS) Mille's Added Hits voy Theater CRANDALL'S 3% T Tm‘H\ AND PM. DAILY, 3 P.M. SUNDAY 2o TODAY AND TOMORROW — 2 STONE and STAR CAST, in DANGEROUS AGE" and PAREOTT, in “MR. HIPPO. POWER." CRANDALL'S 25°%2 S “Ner TOMORROW — STAR S FAVORITE NEW STANTON ° OLYMPIC PODAY CRANDALL’S Avenue Grana 645 Pp. Ave. S.! TODAY AND TOMORROW — LEWIS R E and STAR CAST, in “THE NGEROUS AGE" and PAUL KERORT, in “PASTE AND PAPER." COMEDY, York Theater Ga. Ave. & QuebecsSt. TODAY — LIONEL BARRYMORE in (HE FACE IN THE FOC HOWE'S * RIOW — LEWIS STONE ESTELLE TAYLOR, THERE WAS." CRANDALL', And ARDEN OF and in A FOOL And_SUNSHIN! “RIDES AND SLIDES." A ERE JAMES KIRKEWOOD. v ixe 55 N EMPIRE 911 M Street N.E MONTB BLUE. in * KENTUCKY HOME." Alwcumld! “TAT- Y _OLD 6th & C Sta. N.E. 9:30 pm. HOMI-. LAVENDE ALMA RUBENS GLADYS WAL B, Ana seecie st n . v corwot's| CIRCLE 2105 P Ay Latist Dran “THE VALL] VIOLA DANA 3 in MADNESS. " 3.00 sun. |EUTE CHOMA TRICE | 14th Street and R. L Ave WALLACE REID, “THE GHOS] JOY and RERTS in Para- RDS, o | HE PRINCESS DUMBARTON Tolitt | REGENT 15k and ¢ IRENE CASTLE, “TRESPABSIN 1119 H St. N.E. DOROTHY _ DALTO} E CAROLINg _LAS MACLEAN. in AH MONTE BLU] M BEBRY, FHALL and CHARLES 11th & N. C. Ave. S.B. CECIL N * feataring WA N D DANIELS. THEODOR! B. DE_MILLE' CUI HAROLD e, RAPHAEL 9h_at O Street N KATHERINE in “THE WOMAN'S SIDE. Fox Saper-spectal, DEVIL R Mutt and Jesf Oartoon. NDUSTRY. VIOLIN OF MAGGINI—1680 LOEW’S TODAY AND ALL WEEK WALLACE In the last productiom of his great career! “THIRTY DAYS” With Wanda Hawley. Will Re Played By John Wolanek &332, At the Concert of Polish Thursday, 4:30, Phseter Tickets, $1 to $3—T. Arthur Smith, Inc. President Theater LAST 5 DAYS RIALTO PARAMOUNT-MELFORD 00 ' “A_EUROPEAN SURPRISE. PAUL DECKER & CO. “I HEARD — ! : olly Hartlay and Patterson. in “One Night. o “Toque'" Pleros and Ryan A Bomarkabls D'Yer Wa Caxin Fight. Assop's Fables, Paths Weekly, T of the Day. Phones: Main 4483.4485.6525 Next Week: VIVIENNE SEGAL & HARRY CARROLL Jlaving Shubert \stractlon, SJREATEST HIT IN HISTORY Carle Carlton's Musical Comedy Triumph! JULIA SANDERSON. TANGERINE 2Y:5, K.Y, Caslno - Orlglnal Caef 50c 1o $2.50 . 30c to $1.50 ince, 50 to’ $2.00 Next Sun.--Seats Thurs. *“The Musical Treat of 2 Generatian BLOSSOM TIME - Direct from run of 2% years in N With Century Theater Onaltered Cast & Productian [Prices: §0c-75c-31.00-81.50-52.00-32.50, A Comedy Drama by John Sta H. Cooper Cliffe Victor Morle: Lillian Walk | And Ot Pa. Ave., at 1th St—M. 667 TONIGHT AT 8:30 :'|'I|E PRESIDENT “ABIES IRISH ANNE NICHOL§' COMEDY RIOT MATINEE TOMORROW, 2:30 P. M. Washington Opera Company will Tepeat RIGOLETTO ¥t Friday, Jag. 26 2:15 Prices. 51 to $3. Messrs. Shubert. SHUBERT Tc\'\ te. 50c to $2.50. ARRIC Mat. Thursdey, $1.50 THE GREEN SCARAB ploton with Broadway Cast, including Lucille Sears CHICAGO GRAND “ROBERTS" And the telephone is Main Seventeen Seventy-Six (Both sasy ‘Temember) "PHOTOGRAPH NLARGEMENT smapibots make appre- 8210 enlargements.. Photo Department is ide line, but a complete ‘ OPTICAL CO. | CHRISTIE COMEDY ‘CHOP_SUEY” wa—Snapshots—Lite. School on “The Use of Nar- * The committee on schools and hoolhouses will have a report and exhibit of interest to every member. Y, inguiries about making a will esterday was “Pay Your Bills Report of the theft of a fur €aPe promptly day” and the wholesale and from the Model Fur Shop. 923 Gl[retail creiit men combined to” em. ade to the police last | phasize these principles, pointing out e N wiy saincd at 3400, that by So doing one not only es- tta of bicvcles were reported | tablished credit, but eliminated finan- by James Barnes, 6 3d street south- [ clal worries. Mr. Shinn, in reference | Dyet:George Chatr, 3923 14th street, | o making a wili, points out that it hd Henry Walder, 1320 14th street.| assures property being divided as di- | The e wheels were valued at 340, | Tected and that it avolds possibility ase heater, | F, endiess complications, 1ot Phomease o roken open and | . TArILt lalks were made at the coast and geodetic survey, the City Club, robbed of smoking Jnatertal and &|ine Retall Merchants' Credit Assocla: Mrs. Altha Adams, 915 Ingraham | {ion and the West End Citizens’ Asso- street, reported the. taking of $40 3 and a tablecloth from her home the —_— past few days. Florida—A tlantic Coast Line, Ah intruder gained entrance to the | Full information at 1418 H st. n.w.—Adrer. apartment of Mrs. Bettie Adams, 1814 | tisement. M. A. LEESE “5mear co-| Prive. 712 11th Street | G street, yesterday through a reaf | door that had been left unfastened Store i and stole $16. | { ! BURNING | DS, | BY ARTHUR WEIGALL A Stupendous esert Romance Orchestra Subsidiaries W™ NEXT -9y MARSHALL NEILAN'S “STRANGERS' BANQUET” BELASCO SHUBERT SZLIS62 DAILY MATS., 2115; EVES, AT 8:18 The New York Winter Garden presents its oslebrated Cameo Revu The Whirl of New York With Roy Cummings and Irene Shaw, Keuo and Green, Jack Keller, Aune Tod. dings, Clarence Harvey, Kyra with Raffael, Florence Schubert, Purcells Brothers, Gene Doyls, Viola Votruba. ADDED ATTRACTION THE ST. PATRICK PLAYERS In the Romantic Playlet with Musio, nnie Prince Chariie” MATS., 35c-80c, NITES, 360 to 81 Excopt on Baturdays, Sundays and Holideys TONIGHT, 8:2¢ | 11 A‘w'“ Mats. Wed. Sat A COMEDY OF TODAY OPERA C0. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday February 5, 6 and 7 I’oli's Theater—8 o’Clock Mon. Eve., AIDA, in Italian Raisa, Van Gordon, Marshall, Lazzari, Formiohi, Polacco, Conductor. Tues. Eve., TOSCA, in Italian Mary Garden, Crimi, Rimini, De Trere, Polacco, Conductor. Wed. Eve., Sniegurotchka (“Snow Maiden''), in French. Mason, Van Gordon, Parlosks. Minghetti, ‘Haklanoff, Claessens, Richard Hageman, Conductor. Orchestra, 65—Entire Stage ‘Equipment—Chorus, €5 Incidental Dancers and Corps de Ballet Prices: $5, 86, §5 $4; Loges, $10 , Tax Exempt The Washington Readers’ Club will meet, 8 o'clo at_College Women's Club, 1 1 street. Well known read- ers will participate in program. All interested are ed. s — Something for Exchange? Use a Star Classified Ad.—that’ll bring you and somebody with what you want and who wants something you've got, together. LOEW’ GowmnlA "~ Continuor m.11 p. m. SECOND BIG WEEK DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Never before in the his- tory of Locw's Columbia has any production ever received such overwhelm- ing praise from press and public of Washington. “Flowers vin Telegraph* To friends far away. Consult Gude, 1212 F.—Advertisement. el POLICE IN ERROR. John G. Allen, Suicide, White Man, Reported as Colored. Attention of The Star has been called by relatives of the late John G. Allen, seventy-seven vears old, who committed I street mortheast Sat- ct that Mr. Allen was an erroneous police re- designated as col- ent of his death, cum Fifts. _The reason The carries more assified ads than all the other Washing- —_— ton papers combined Tryo is that Star Classi- ‘Winter resort in the celebrated thermal belt of fied advertisers get’ Carolina, "Best piace in e seorid o care & § Best Essa results, arolina. Best place in 4 € y on “Around the Corner” is “Old Virginia” irginia’ Sausage Meat cold. Booklets and information. Sonthern e a Star Branch® Office Have you sent in your Phone Main 5633. essay yet? If not, don’t delay—get your box of this favorite all-pork, de- Hcious sausage meat, cook it in any of a dozen different ways, and then tell us, in two hundred words or less how good it really is. 5 THE PRIZES: f $100.00—First Prize $15.00—Third Prize $25.00—Second Prize $10.00—Fourth Prize Ten Prizes of $5.00 Each 100 Prizes of 1-lb. Carton Old Virginia Pork. Sausage AMUSEMENTS “Covnaa AI HWNAL e Wed. ae A COMEDY OF TODAY DULCY By George 5. Kaufman and Marg Comnelly. With LYNN FONFANNE And s Brilliant Company of Comedians. NEXT WEEK.- SEATS THURSDAY | WILLIAM GILLETTE | =2 - PERSONALLY APPEARING ‘ WE PLAY | QE\W'S VAUDEVILLE IN GOLD- For You HOFMAN PIANIS' Poli's Theater, Tuesday, Jan. 30. 4:30. Seats at Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau Droop’s, 18th & G—Main 6493 FEATURE SHOWN AT 10130 A. M., 12140, 2:48, 4145, 7100 and 9:10 P. M. R Competent instructor floor; orchestra. Private a appointment only. Class form 1 Bt 5 IN HIS FAMOUS BUCCESS SHERLOCK HOLMES You Get Perfect Results From the New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph The Official Laboratory Model. - $295 Mahogany and Oak The terms of payment will be made to suit your convenience. s coonrty, . WHEN YOU GET AN EDISON e orie” PHONOGRAPH BE, SURE TO Get It at Gibson’s 917919 G St. NW. 10tk st. n.w, P GLADYSE WILBUR, No. G Dupont circle, Dupont studio. DULCY Franklin 1435w, Ballroom By George 5. Kaufman and Marc Conaelly. lV[xss Chappelzar wia LYNN FONTAN - e And a Brilliant Company of Comedians. Rxghtwly “School of Dancmg NEXT WEEK. _ SEATS m" BT. N.W. (uear 12 and F). fated by other methods.” Ty our method « PERSONALLY APPEARIN sor TN Ris FAMoDs ‘sUOOESS m SHERLOCK HOLMES NEWMAN EE5is BSensationsl Wild Across Atrica 54 Cape ta- Outre TODAY at 4:30 CONGO Vcronn Reserved Beats, 88c, 88c, il 10, 'l‘ll. COMING DOG SHOW COLISEUM 2 SHOWS FOR PRICE_OF 1 Continuous From 12 Noon THE WASHINGTON ¥ NEWS SAYS: An ‘excellent bill at the Strand this week. ot of Love, Laughter and Youth KIMBERLY & PAGE 2oy Eughes With Pam—Others MARY MILES MINTER AND TOM MOORE In “The Cowboy and the Lady" A_Paramount Picture Phone 'BIG DOUBLE SHOW NYLE VERNE and Versatile Serenaders A Musical Fanfasy with a Jaszy Sym. Blhonic Orohestrs that bag fow equils on the stage. Gorgeous Costumes, A Foal Masical Novel Ten{'.nu fi Rogenm b3 e o “Indoor Sports” A Opnaty e 5L 2 B _faroeurs LILLIAN STEELE & CO. “LOVE, LESSONS" with the help of Freddy Btee's a~d Harry Hoffman Mclntyre & Holcombe, Hilarity & Harmony Three Belmonts 'lm wma the_Toys ® FILM Ed “Hnot" ibson in “RIDING WILD? World, First Time_Shown in Washington. CONDITIONS OF THE CONTEST Contestants may sénd in as many essays as they deslre, but each essay must be accompanied by an empty sausage carton, otherwise it will not be considered. Essays are limited to 200*words. It should not be necessary to exceed this number. Essays must be in our hands not later than mid- night February 17, 1923. Essays and cartons, sent by mail, postmarked not fater than midnight February 17, 1923, will be accepted. Picturt and essay of winner. wil} ap- pear_at end of contest. Employes of the Rosslyn Packing Company and their families will not be allowed to compete. Address all essays to “Essay Department, Packing Company, Rosslyn, Va.” ~ Contest Closes Feb. 17 |- Rosslyn Packing Co., Rosslyn, Va. All Products Government Inspected % For Sale at AIl Leading Markets and Groceries, and Our Stands in Center, Eastern, Western, O Street and Riggs Markets fow 1o m WEEK NIGHTS, 8:30 TO 12. DANCE Thursday, Midwinter Carnival Friday, Basket Ball and Dance “chlonnmres vs. Quantico Rosslyn PERMITTED “PALK OF THE TOWN” with EDDIE HALL, CHARLES FAGAX FRANZ MARIE TEXAS Next Woek—" TEMPTATIONS OF 1923. Former N. X. Winter ¢ 9th and Pa. Ave. Gertrude Hoffman, Mae 3 e gl : Mark ot Frlrhyovse: ce“".lan z:‘-nd 27 STUHIO, 1858 mi.-nmnp‘{ Cors '_-i‘yvox 400 $3CK HOFFNAN AN TILLIAN Btage and balireom daveing correctls laughi ehildren aod adults. . Studio for rent for orl- yate dances. 1141 Comn. ave. Lr. Shydam:’ b jen_star, partaer to Maude Allan Today—Wed.—Thurs, MJACKIE-CoggAN . Magnificent Dickens’ “OLIVER TWIST" Paul Parrett, in ‘MR, HIPPO.” Kinograms.” _ON txunu'nov