Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1923, Page 44

\Pithy ?amgraplts MRS. SMYTHE HELD FOR MENTAL TEST Woman Who Sued Penrose‘ Secretary, Charging She Was Kissed, Arrested. Mrs. Alma Catherine Smythe, for- mer resident of Wheeling, W. Va.. recently of Arcturus. a suburb of Alexandria. Va.. who came into prom- inence when she brought suit against the secretary of the late Senator Boise | Penrose of Pennsylvania, charging he had kissed her, Tuesday afternoon was taken to Gallinger Hospital for mental observation, having been arrested in the District building. Mrs. Smythe had an automatic pis- tol in a holster that was f:u\enad about her waist when she visited the District building and asked for mterview with Commissioner Oyster She was referred to Maj. chief of police, to tell her story of alleged persecution by a group of men, and it was while conversing with the police chief that Inspector W. S. Shelby relieved her of the weapon she said she carried for pro- tection. Commissioner officials, it is many lengthy Mrs. Smythe These com over to officer, Oyster and police stated, have recefved communications from the past few months. nunications were tective Phillips, sanitary who has charge of cases in- volving allegations of impaired men- | When Mrs. Smythe appeared at the District building she was accompa- nied by her pet fox terrior, and the animal remained with her, going to the hoepital when she was taken there by Detectives Keck and Phil- lips. On her way from the building to 4 walting automobile, Mrs. Smythe | took a handful of dimes from her pocket and scattered them among & small gathering of persons who were | walting to get a glimpse of her. The patient will be detained in Gal- | linger Hospital until aenists pass upon the question of her sanit Florida—Atlantic Coast Line it ur D wouth. Expert infor- mation at o 1918 H st ment SEEK TO BAR STaRES‘ Fairmont Street Residents Ask In-’ junction Again Owner. Allen and fifte other of property on Fairmont sireet northwest between 1ith street nd_University place have filed for an injunction in the Distr S/ against James L. Kar- k. owner of Fontanet Courts. The intiffs seek to prevent the erection several stores on the former lawn rrounding the apartments, claim- ing that Mr. Karrick i{s violating the covenants contained in which he acquired the property. According to the neighbors, through | Attorney George E. Sullivan, the land | on which their houses are bullt ard that covered by Foutanet Courts be- onged to a subdivision which was laid out with a building line restric- tion of forty feet on 14th street and twenty-five feet on Fairmont street. and a purchasers are bound by the covenants which run with the land. These restrictions were made for the sake of appearance and beautification and for the health of the residents. The proposed buildings will destroy the purpose of the covenants and will depreciate their property, the plaint- iffs assert. —_— Harry E owners Violets! Roses: The loveliest of spring flowers on dis- play at Gude's. Order now. 1212 F.— Advertisement. E. Morrison Paper Co 1009 Pa. Ave. L. T. JONES 931 H St. N.W. For 21 years we have been making QUALITY BEDDING Op H st. and selling direct to consumer. middle man. _Prices low. Main 2087, We Enlarge HOTOGRAPHS —1t you bave some particular suap. shot you want enlarged we offe: service you will value. 8510 en. lurgements, 33c. OPTICAL CO. M. A. LEESE 614 9th St. Frire 112 11th Street Store You Can Fill That Vacant Position —quickly if you'll tell about it under Help Wanted in the (,lasslfied Section. Describe what sort of a position it is— and you'll get applica- tions from those com- petent to fill it—lots of them. Results’ are what éiv: The Star more lassified Advertising than - all the other ‘Washington papers combined. “Around the co*ner” is a Star Branch® Office Sullivan. turned | avertise the deed by | One thousand and_eleven white men 1885 to 1921. Some of them have since { been found gulity. MRS. CLARENCE M. ROACH, 106 Aliegheny street, Takoma Park, D..C. “ e | The job ot finding appropriate designa- tions for Puliman cars is easy com- ipared with the task of thinking up jclever names for all the cozy little tea | { rooms. i T. D. TUFT, i 9 F street northwest. An imperative ring at the back door bell was answered by the lady of the house, who found there a burly express- | man @ith a heavy package. ¥ cents, plegse ! oul RIS e Pleas and he held i, "Ob, you've made a mistake ! { claimea. { At this 13 Brown street doesn't John (e E. Smith live here™ he “Yes,” was her reply ; | @ case of mistaken Identity. 0. ma’'am.” was his answer. a case of ginger ale.” A H. NASON Everett. * she ex 22 Cottage street, R WAY DOWN IN EGYPT. Reporters, ever eager for facts, will, of course, realize that ‘Tut. Pharaoh™ is a mummy ; hence Derbofll'l sl*‘mem fan be expected as to his "hidd®h past.” Were such state- iment even possible, {be cryptic. EDWIN I. SHOPE, 637 Maryland ovenue northeast. e e - Who are golf stories w - | war?’ Wnen' coiters “arot ouaty they're busy talking golf. i DUFFY THIBAULT, Columbia Planograph Co. S That Rubral bl [ trouble for the French goverimm inE M. L. NUCROLS, | 1931 17th strect northizest S| important | were lynched in the United States from | country 11f it hadn't been for Underhill, ut it must be | | o Mass. | is to sit in the house of lords will be | | able to put more kick in it. it would naturally the Biayhng. | THE \«'EI\L\U ST Willie, aged six, and just from the .’ had been taken fo a large city church, where, for the first time, he saw and heard a vested choir. When later he was questioned as to what he had most liked about the services, he re- plied eagerly: “Oh,, auntle, it was just lovely to watch the preacher come out with all his wives.” MRS. J. A. WILLIAMS. 1012 New Hampshive avenue northwest. o e . DIED. Bill. On Wednesday, February 7, 1923. Car Fare Bill of Washington. Funeral services held by Underhill of the House District committee. We'll miss you, dear old Carfare Bill, Our hearts are almost broken; You'd have saved us many a token. ANNA TRELOAN, 1655 Harvard terrace morthwest. She-—1 often wonder how the students | ened in the morning. , He—Very simple; by ringing a dumb- M. A. HARPER, 1821 North Capitol street. Possibly the Amem-an chemist who OSWALD DRURY. | A turkey had been killed in the neigh- | borhood and a fond mother heard that | her little son had been responsible for the awful deed. Questioned, he replied manfully : “Yes, mother, 1 ‘sicked’ the dog on ! turkey, and Robert, he ‘sicked’ the | dog on the turkey, but it was Robert's | 'sic’ that killed the turkey. MRS, W. M. WILSON, | 11 R street northeast. | PR i SUPERBLY THE LEAGUE.OF | NATIONS IS FUNCTIONING. The Turk swings the saber, The Greek is on the run, The Celt kills his neighbor, The French jump opthe Hun 4. R. HOLDE 19th street morthwest. 1807 this week, will be 1o B. ¥, i NEYX] H Try The Pithy Paragraph film. including the four prize winners shown at the KEITH AND STRAND THEATERS WEEK. your hand. i THIRTY D. C. PRISONERS TAKEN TO ATLANTA, GA. 120-Year Term of William H. Wife Slayer, Longest Among Those to Be Served. Thirty prisone 178 years, Barnes, whose terms total were taken Tuesday after- noon from the District jail to the i federal penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga. | Ten guards, under Capt. George Ra ftherdale. accompanied the men. | Willlam H. Barnes, who ed i wife, has the longest senterice, a term of twenty years. for two years and up. Five of the convicts are “dope law’ | violators. They are Madison Jack- gon, Andrew Miller, Albert Under- wood, Clifton Tavior and Leon Bar- {low. Others. charged with various crimes, are: William A. Hackley, Hugh Gallagher, Andrew Bailey Berry, Charles E. {ler, Ellas Carpenter. Richard Clinton Albert Cutler. Dick Dashington, James G. Graham. James H. Green, John Holmes. Fred Jackson, Joseph Kent | william Leftwich. Walter Mason, | Daniel Robertson. Bert Sears. Samuel Smith, Henry Talor, John T. Waltere John Webb and George J. Williams, ! couldn't | War Department, his The other termis are Emmanue! | Brice, Edward But- | ) ‘WILL GO TO PHILADELPHIA. Col. Frank C. Boggs, Corps of Engi- neers, one of the assistants of Maj. | Gen. Beach, chief of cngineers, at the { will be relieved of | his present duties March 16 and pro- ceed to Philadelphia for duty in charge of river and harbor works. | S e Panhandler — Please. sir, | you give a poor mar breakfast? Tve quarter for % but nothing | less than a $20 bill. Panhandler—Oh, that's all right; 1 can change it ' BUILT OF STEEL ‘GARAGEY Munsey Blds. B $10 down. $10 month, “Every Garage a Masterpisce."’ i From Our ! . Special Sale of ' TABLE CRYSTAL An opportunity to secure excep- tional values in attractive table crystal. regular stock. Reductions are from our RUBY BAND TABLE SERVICE & | | ] i (Imported) H ! $42.00 dozen Goblets ' $94, dozen i i $42.00 dozen Tall Sherbets $24, dozen COLONIAL $50.00 dozen Tall l $45.00 dozen Tall Sherbets $3() dozen $33.00 dozen Ice Tea Tumblers $9() dozen $30.00 dozen Tumblers 318 dozen Ale TABLE SERVICE $33.00 dozen Footed Tumblers ‘18 dozen $45.00 dozen Sherbets ‘30 dozen These are just a small part of the hundreds of items that have been materi- ally reduced. below: A table of greatly reduced small articles A special table of Stemware Sherbets, etc. ote the special tables "50¢ $1 MAIN FLOOR—G ST. ENTRANCE DULINGMARTIN @ 121§~n7 F Street and 1214 t0 1219 G Street, Hours: {an annual appropriation of $1,000,000 Ithe park and playground system, has been laid indefinitely on the table by and ’ at a deaf and dumb institute are awak- | | taken on the ground that th LA? “’ASHI (1'1‘01\' MORE PLAYGROUND AND PARKS TO WAIT Langley Bill Providing for D. C. Improvements Laid on Table Indefinitely. The Langley bill. providing for a park and playground commission, which would lay out a long-time pro- 8ram of municipal development, with a year by Congress for extension of the House committee on public build-| Ings and grounds. This action was ¢ House | is to adjourn within three weeks, and | that there 15 no time to get consider- | atlon for this measure even if the' committee made a favorable report. In view of this fact the committee | declined tc hear further Fred G. Col- | dron, chairman of the park committee of the Wushington Board of Trade.! This trade orgarization has rumerufl this measure and Mr. Coldron was ready to give further explanation of | the program it was expected this commission would consider. i The House public buildings grounds committee, however, decided | it had already obtained sufficient in- ! formation on the subject and went ' into executive session | Chairman Langley later announced that he will _reintroduce this bill in| the next session of Congress. It pro- | vides for extension of the park sys. | lons of the District and & Maryland and Virginia | In Your Auto “Limping"? ¢ No matter what is wrong—radiator, | battery, lamps, carbo gine trou- | ou’ll find experts listed under| smmended Service in the Classified Section who will give you satisfac- | i tory results. They are specialists in { the different branches of auto mech- anism, and guarantee their work to! Star readers.—Advertisement. D. i CENTRAL -~ Thomas ! ifr, THURSDAY, TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—“The Bunch and Judy musical comedy, at §:20 p.m. POLI’S—McIntyre and Heath, in “Red Pen r,” musical extravaganza, at and 8:30 p.m. GARI.ILI(—WLller Hampden, in “The Merchant of Venice,” at 2:15 p.m. “The Servant in the House 5 p.m. PRESIDENT—“Abie’s Irish Rose,” at ville, at 215 and 8:15 p.m. BELASCD—"The Midnight Rounders,” vaudeville, at 2:156 and 8:15 p.m. COSMOS—“Six Anderson Sister vaudeville, at 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. STRAND—"Dance Dreams,” vaude- ville, 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. GAYETY—Gus Fay, in “Folly Town” and burlesque, at 2:16 and 8:15 p.m!' COLUMBIA—D. W. Griffith’s “One Exciting Night,” at 10:35 a.m. and 12,50, 2:45, 4 55, 7 and 9:10 p.m RIALTO—James Kirkwood, in “Ebb Tide,” at 11:30 a.m.; 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. PALACE—Agnes Ayres, in “A Daugh. ter of Luxury, at 11 a.m.; 12:47, :32, 4:37, 6 15, 8 and 9:567 p.m. METROPOLITAN —Leatrice Joy, in “Minnie,” at 11:40 a.m.; 1:35, 3:40, 5, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Meighan, in “Back Home,” at 11:20 am.; 1:20, | 3.20, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:30 p.m. SCHALLS DROP SUITS. Thomas D. Schall, blind representa- tive from Minnesota, has compro- mised with the Capital Traction Com- pany and has dismissed suits aggre- gating $15,000 damages brought by him and his wife, Margaret H. Schall, for injuries sustained when their au- tomobile was struck by a car, Janu- ary 11. 1922, The terms of the com-) promise do not appear of record, but it is understood $2,500 was pald by the company. Attorneys’ Wilton J. Lambert and H. Yeatman represented the plain- while Attorney Frank J. Hogan appeared for the company R. 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SE WEMEY Grut Mitchell and the Nugents NATIONAL Tuesday, 4:30| ‘New York Symphony Orchestra ALBERT COATES Guest Conductor Mischa Levitzki, Soloist Tickets: $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 Ine., 1308 ¢ oncert Serles NATIONAL, FRIDAY, 4:30 ALFRED ' CORTOT French Pianist Tickets: $1.00 to $2.50, plus war tax. T. Arthur Smith. Inc. 1308 G Street. LAST 3 DAYS 1AM, B_IAI.TO 1HP.M. JAMES KIRKWOOD JACQUELINE LOGAN—LILA LEE IN ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S PARAMOUNT—GEO. MELFORD T EXTRA__ COMEDY--TGPICS -NEWS OVERTURE“MARITANA" RIALTO ORCHESTRA— G. WILD, CONDUCTOR S BEGINNING SUNDAY®a _ SIR HALL CAINE'S —THE— CHRISTIAN TRAN 't SHOWS FOM PRICE OF 1 Centinnous From 12 Neen A Radium of Splendor “DANCE DREAMS” Four Other Excellent Acts HOTOPLAY VERA GORDON n “YOUR BEST FRIEND" MONTROSE _QUARTETTE At_Swaing_Performances Oaly Mata— Populnr rices — Nights SEATS NOW Street 18e—31e 200—380 U St, at 13th Continuous LINCOLN s TODAY—FRL—SAT. ALL-STAR CAST In & Thriling Picturization of “THE THIRD ALARM” Dan Mason in ‘“Toonerville Topios™ Fox News Tonight, 8:20. Charles DIl Merry Musieal o presents the . THE BllNfiH with Fred and Adele Al Ray Dooley, Now on Sale for Next Week Jatinees Thursday and Saturday rices: Nights 50e to $2.50. SEATS tinees 50c te 33 “TheEminent Artiste LAURETTE TAYLOR IN THE NEW PLAY Dy FANNIE HURST n Arranzement with Mat. TODAY TONIGHT, 8:20 PLAYING SHUBERT ATTRACTIONS ! In the Snappy Musi Beg. Sun. Seats Today THE SELWYNS PRESENT John Drew ~|Mrs. Leslie Carter In W. Somerset Maugham's Comedy Triumph, “THE CIRCLE” ERNEST LAWFORD, JEROME PATRICK CLARA MOORES, LIONEL GLENISTER, with Notable Cast t 11th, u.mI 0. Mats., 2:30. FINAL WEEK Beginning Sunday “BUDDIES” NIGHTS, 1. MATS., WED. & SAT., 26c, 80c. NIGTHS, $1. MATS., 25c, 50c. ‘ilm Features PRINCESS 101 3 o “PAWNED. DUMBARTON NARION DAVI IGHTHOOD W TOWER." 1119 11 S$t. N.E, 1349 Winconsin Av. YOUNG, _TOMORKOW lz.w ( ROBERT “TH HOME : TRUXTON - Gavier & CLOUDIURST. CIRCLE sms? m’m W.933 PRI “THE HA CARO”NA ulh &N, C. Ave. S.E. NEW THEATER In_ “THE GHOST Universal Comedy msni st. E. SLORIA SWAN ANDIUN POSSTRL HE HROADWAY PEARL WHITE, sn)i'.: "0 Street N, ‘\Hluu\ DAVIES, in H St_at st § FAVORITE ‘ROOF TRE PARROTT, AMERICA in Tat ST and R. pALUSTAR CA T, in AR \ n\RRlu)\yA_ st HAVE EVERY HUGHES. With WANDA HAWLEY WILLIAME, THEODORE . SYLVIA BREAMER and ocher screen favorites. Martiey Manners LAST 3 DAYS Washington Grocers' FOOD SHOW CONVENTION HALL FEBRUARY 5 TO 17 Doors Open 2 to 5:30 and 7:30 to 10:30 P.M. Admission: 30 Cents, Including Tax. Partly-Paid Tickets Given Fres by Grocers Upon Request HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE DE LUXE Mr. E. F. Albes Presents the Great Tragedienne and Dramatic Star ' JULIA ARTHUR ) In the Closet Scene from "‘HAMLET”' tn Conjunction with a Bill of} Keith Super-Acts. q Georges DuFrunne, the French Tenor Slayton & Edwaids Classic; Ten Eyck an: ng and Phyi Extra Added Attraction Pruberant TRIXIE FRIGANZA in “My Little Bag o' Trix" FREE Special Lecture What Is Theosophy? Friday, Feb. 16, at 8:15 P.M. United Lodge of Theosophists 812 17th St. N.W. ALL WELCOME e UILANDALL'S, [METROPOLITAR | AT 10t LAST THREE DAYS 11 AM. TO 11 P.M. Doors Opern at 10:30 A.M. A First National MARSHALL Neilan Preseits Leatrice Jou, Matt Moore, Raymond Gri, h and a Great Cast in His Unique Comedy “MINNIE” Overture—+Evolution of Dixie” News—Symphony—Prizma CRANDALL’S ;i nt 9th Bet. D and E TODAY AND TOMORROW -THOMA SHAN. in K A |lllnI\l ‘and 3 A AVOY THEATER 14th and Col. Rd.| P.M.: Sunday. 3 P.M MOORE 0 CRANDALL Mats. Daily 2 lllll\\ ROKE: RROTT, in 100 R0 W ELMA CRANDALL’ AVENUE GRAND 645 Pa. Ave, S.E. Mats. Daily 2 P.M.: Sundas, 3 P.M rODAY MOORE, in BROKE B PECIAT, ATTRACTION-R. J. DIXON. TENOR &0 {OR KO W—JANE NOV. “THELMA accompanied RHOADEX, TOMORROW' ROK MIE_ADA COMPROMISE, JIMMIE ADAMS, ip “BUM TOMORRO RALPH LEWIS and JOHNNIE WALKER, _in “THE THIRD AL ad PAUL PAR- ROTT,_in CE_OVER STHE SHUBERT %ELISGe DAILY AT 2:156 AND SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE Prosents Its Own Selection of Vaudeville SMITH & DALE GREEN & BLYER , Jack Btrouse, the Vee Btk 3, Corbett, Lilliin Wash: burn, Davey White. And the Famous Cameo Revus THE MIDNIGHT ROUNDERS tu: Theater Chorus and » W et Broadway Principe And 3t an extra added attriction, The will present a by Mrs. Met. ra, N. Y. D Gostae °|i';m.| . Mats., 25c-50c. Nites, 25¢ to $1.00 Except on Sat., Su; d Holldays. “Next Week—Vaudeville's largest and .“'p-um roductien, 100 people GAITIES OF 1923 Seats on Sale Thursday. i PROF. 10th st. DANCING. = '"".“152 WILEOR, 3 ont circle, Dopont _studio. Neankiin T4as-W. Bal'room Dancls Training dron MR. STAFFORD Former N. Y. Winter Gertrude Hoffman, Ma nd othera: lessons o of dancing b “stuge and ‘children's ciasse Phons Stage Rightway School of Dancing n.w, (near 12th and F). Our methods required. Instruction 1 instructors; mew sieps: Private and_class lessons, by , Beginners’ class u Competent appointment only. Thg. 220 Tat at. _w. Class Monday and Fridas, 11 pa. Private lessons hy appolntment. Phone Franklin 8567. Established 1600 18* 6L . 613 Sand sons any time, 78c. Course, six lesson Guar._results Fine environme! W. 1 MIS8 MAE LEE. Just returned from New York with th new waltz and il the iatest ballroom d Lessons from 0 to 9 p.m. Phone Potomac! j3t DAVISON'S £t 1320 M n.w .2 ‘Teach you to dance correctly in a few lnlon strictly private. Aoy hour. Separate studios Ciaws aance’ Sat.”evenings, with orchestrap