Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1923, Page 36

ENDURANCE FLIGHT Army Aviators Awaiting at, Dayton More Favorable . Conditions for “Take-0ff.” Untfavorable ground couditions for & “take-off* ‘at Dayton, Ohio, alone are preventing Lieuts. John A. Ma ready and. Oakley C. Kelly Army air service from starting on their endurgnce flight, Aeronautic 't Association of State of America, announced today. All plans have been completed and the Fokker transport “T-2" is primed for the flight. While the Army pilots are attempting to establish a forty- four-hour record of continuous flight, ; they also will take a drive at ten new recor speed, the association states. Te Fly Over Triangular Course. The test about to be made will be flown over a triangular course of fifty kilometers, using the water tow- ers at McCook and Wilbur Wright Fields as two of the turning points, | the third point to be near New Car- | lisle, Ohlo. Official observers and timers for the National Aeronautic Association will be stationed at the three control points. Under this arrangement, the an- nouncement continues, {t will be pos- sible for the pilots not only to break the endurance record, but the distance record and also a speed record for 1,000 kilometers, and establish new marks for every additional 500 kilo- meters the “T-2" make the forty-four-hour mark. Lieuts. Macready and Kelly will have their chance to break "four records held by Boussoutrot 2nd Ber- nard of France, for speed. endurance and distance and to establish six new speed records—ten records in all, Official Authentication Assured. The performance will be authenticat- cd officlally by representatives of the National Acronautic Assoclation as the American member of the Federa- tion Aeronautique Internationale. Or- vill Wright will be chief representa- tive and observer and he has appoint- cd assistants to officlate at the turn. ing points. The “T-3" by non-stop filght from the Pacific coast to Indianapolis and their endurance flight of 35 hours, 18 minutes, 30 sec- onds over San Diego. Callf. The record attempt is designated by the Army air service as a “test” of the high com: pression Liberty engine.” TELLS OF THE BEAUTIES OF THE OZARK REGION Representative Manlove Describe: Means Used in Developing Play- plane is the same used Representat've J. J. Manlove, Mis- souri. was the principal speaker at the City Club forum yesterday, dis- oussing the means used in develop- ing the beautiful region of the Ozarks into a playground for thousands of tourists vearly. He described the beautles and at-|{jam F. Nelson, $10; Charles E. Me-| tractions of the region, and told of the organization of commerce and business into an advertising medium for fifty-three towns in fourteen counties, for the purpose of making the region attractive to the rest of the country. The first year of such advertising. Representative Manlove said, brought 100,000 visitors, with $5,000,000 to spend, into the Ozarks: the sécond brought 150,000, and last year brought more than 200,000 visi- tors, into the “land of a million smiles.” Mr. Manlove pointed to the edver- tising being done by the city of Lo Angeles, which, he said, was spend ing $300.000 annually to bring tour- ists and millions of dollars into the city. A few years ago, he said, Cal- ifornia_was being depopulated and then the advertising campaign for California was started. The speaker congratulated members of the City Club on what they were doing as “builders” of the city of citizenship and of co-operative effort. —_— ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Mrs. A. M. Williams Alleges Co-re- spondent in Suit Filed. Mrs. Agnes May Willlams yester- day filed suit for an absolute divorce from Francis M. Williams, charging that he sent her out of town last summer and in_her absence dismantled their home on Rock Creek Church road and transferred her furniture to Del Ray. Va. to a house bought for the co-respondent. She had to live in a furnished room, the wife states. The co-respondent is employed in the of- fice of her husband, Mrs. Willlams says, and_he is lavish in his ex- penditure for the other woman, while he gives her and their two chil- dren small allowances. Misconduct with the clerk is alleged. The wife tells the court her hus- band has a yacht worth $20,000, owns stocks and other securities, valued at 350,000, and enjoys an income of $20.- 000 annually. She asks suitable ali- mony, They were married at Rockville, Md.. January 10, 1906, and have two children. Attorney Frank E. Elder, appears for the wite. SETTLES PROPERTY TITLE. A jury in Circuit Division 2, before Justice Hoehling_ yesterday, decided that John W. McCrea of Detroit, Mich., is the owner of a half interest in premises 501 D street northwest and 807 7th street northwest. Mr. McCrea, through Attorneys George C. Gertman, brought suit in_ ejectment against Mildred Furman Green, who olaimed to own the entire property. ‘The property was part of the estate of Johnson Helle: OVERHEARD IN THE CLUB #What {n the world have you been doing with yourself? “Why, you look at least 10 yoars younger! You' certainly look mpl @14.™ T feel 1t, too,” Is usually the er. 1§09, to e, Braver, phesical the peutics, 1311 G 8t. N.W.. for treatment corrective exercise. That explains my oks, and feeling. Why not see him your- e If interested, fnvestigate the above. 27° WHEN YOU TAKE YOUR SWEETIE OUT She is looking to you for a good time—and the ezpense is worth ¢ —whdle you, too, are in search of pleasure. Pleasure costs you mywmkoltMlmwm mml this ,m?"""m AL L ANK ) OF . COMMERCE , /AND SAVINGS Cor. 7& md E Su. of the| for endurance, distance and; D to 4,500 kilometers should these fliers in making the record ! YESTERDAY'S WINNER. Trate Manageér—Either you or il the dog, madam, will have to get ) out of this theater. i Lady (charmingly)—All right, I'll go: 1 wouldn't want Fido to miss’ this lm for anything. H. G. MOFFATT. Schley avenue. Hyaitsville, Md. i (An order for five dollars will ;:dgy be matled to this contridbu- o { DISCOURAGING. | sign on window : ROBERT PETZOLD, 1:07 Hamilton street northiesi. 1,4 business tise is like a woman in the dark—he m he is doing. but she doesn C. P. HALL. 1357 E street southeast. Washington's “Who's “Whose Hooch? much alike, _ Who™ P.F. L. | P {two and one? Very Small Boy—Shoe polish. MARION AUSTIN, 3619 ‘:cw Ham}nMne avenue. Some day of fire. OSWALD DRURY. Wine, woman and song are now and the radiophone. VINCENT M. BEEDE, A prize of five dollars contribw y to Jea! TRAFFIC COURT TAKES icated and Speeding Principal Offenses. Charged with operating automobil | while drunk, samuel O. White, $63; ! . $25; Hugh Osborne, {ana Walter Mickey, $ Harri day was $662. Those fined for speeding folluw Tth street furniture store, the National! V€ Stand Behind Evers Bed We Sell. | Tnited | an that does not adver- young man winking at a | . know what and seem to read very Arithmetic Teacher—Robert, what is | it may be possible to dis- cover fire traps without the iilumination changed to soft drinks, siren whistles General Delivery. | IN $662 IN FINES Operating Machines While Intox- the following were fined The tota! 'Bmounl paid into the Traffic Court to- | ground for Thousands of Tourists. | THE EVENING -STAR; The following simplicities of | forth in a bill ren: d by a Jap taxi | driver to an American school teacher | in_Hilo. Hawali: 10 goes at G0c & “10 comes und | went, $5." MRS, L. ELLERBROOK, Flagier place northwest. R Wife (reading)—For rent. nished rooms with - semi-private bath. Now what on earth do. they mean by & | semi-private bath? Husband—Oh, probably that {ien’t any thumb-lateh on the door. LYMAN L. DEELEY, 113 3d_street northeast. Eaties) Auto regulations say that the man on the rizit has the vight of way. I wish to add “the woman on the left also. H. E. BUCKLEY, 1327 35th street northwest. .. it was o nice to learn recent!y from | m0 less an authority than the “ofl’ trust” that garoline will never reach $1 a gui- lon. Now we Lnow that we'll never | have fo pay much more than 5 cents. H. A. WILDE, 421 6th street northwest. -y there bootleggers now stock a side line. T. H. HEATH, The Pasadena. Utah cigar- s 2 Fatty Arbuckle's films are said to be still very popuiar in Russia. Somebody is always knocking Russia. | MRS. W. H. TAYLOR. | 272 Carroll street, Takoma Park. D. C. < e e | 1f_vour 1ips would keep from siips, Three things observe with care: Of whom you speak, to whom you speak, And when, and how and where. { MRS. F. J. PRITCHARD, ! 0 Alabama cvenue southeast. ——————— ——————— be awarded for the best Jingles. TRY YOUR HAND. E Under Difficulties. T R i My heart is sad and bitter. T have {the grip today, and it is hard to twitter a bright and jaunty lay. My neighbors, in the offing, are sick and weary, too; I hear them roundly coughing, and crying. “Ah-her- { choo! An epidemic’s breezing across the darkened hills, and all the {world is sneezing, and taking pie- | bald pills. “But cheer up,” says the !doctor, “this epidemic’s !soon we shall have knocked her, and 1:shooed her from our grad. And meanwhile T am making all kinds of useful coins, and this should soothe your aching and throbbing hearts 1 two fur-: bad, butj Walter F. Green, $50 and $7 for mi- nor infractions of the speed regula- tions; George Alken, $20: Rowger Wes- ley, $10; Isador Werner, $10; Dun- bar Willlamson, $10; Francis A Simp- excuse ing ou! and loins. Excuse my the pills. : lad emotions, my joyous thrills; I'm hand- t the potions. I'm dishing up And when we docs de- William Robb. 3 G 20; ner Rhoderick, $ tob $10; Willlam A. Pate. jr. $10; Farland, $10; Francis A. Marks, $20: Charles 'J. Inscoe, $10; Harry Gaines, $50; Charles Gage, $10; Andrew Foggo, $20; Edward H. Cashwell, $1 Duncan Black, $20; Ralph I’. Cousin: $10; Thomas Berry, $10; | Alexander, $10; Boyd A. Berry, Joseph Gibson. $10; Lafayette Frank lin, $10 and Ernest Dishman, $20. —_— ESTATE TO CHILDREN. son, $10; John Schwartz, $10; Gard- Charle: Bngsmaperu and dances to and iro. His liver the village from disease, I'll ihave a brand-new flivver, and bask 1in pomp and ease.” And so there's !always some one who profits from distress; the fact's pérhaps a rum one, but it will hold, T guess. And while the viilage papers relate grim tales of woe, the learned physician rapture is contagious, and I, a : gloomy wreck, forget the pains out- }rageous that wind around my neck; {my dismal thoughts I shake off, and say, “I'm glad, kerchoo, that some one has a rake off from things like Will of Mrs. Mary C. Hine Filed for Probate. The will of Mrs. Mary Hine, widow of Lemon G. Hine, former District Commissioner, dated January 1, 1912, was offered yesterday for pro- | bate. Her cash, stocks and real es- tate notes are to be distributed among i her five children, Adele H. Merts, May {H. Nevitt, Oliver C. Hine, Blanche H Fenning and Bessle H. Boone. The re- Imnlnlns personal property goes to the our daughters. The real estate is to o siMtriputed among the Ave chil- dren. Her sons-in-law, Frederick A: Fenning of Washington, and J. Milton Boone of St. Clair, Pa., are named as executors. Mrs. Hine left real estate notes of the value of $40.000, liberty bonds of $1,300, cash in bank, 3.61, and household effects of $1,000. The value of the realty holdings is not stated in the petition for probate filed by the in the many grip and flu.” (Copyright.) WALT MASON. e e Garden the Right Way. 1f you are going in for farming and poultry raising this summer you'll be interested in the advertisements under the “For Farm and Garden'’ heading Classified Section. You'll get good pointers there.—Adver- tisemen executors. —_— MAKES GIFT TO NATION. D'A.n‘nunzin Donates to Italy Prop- erty on Lake Garda. ROME, March Thaon dlhneve‘l minist king the minister to :-:vargment that D'Annunzio has pre sented to the nation his entire prop. erty at Gardone Riviera on Garda, including his furniture, manuscrlms and objects of art. The first place to look —for rooms or houses or apartments for rent is in the classified Sec- tion of The Star. ou have any to ofier escribe them fully —and your applicants will be those who are seeking such accommo- dations. Explmtness in a classified ad is a rime essential to the ullest result. It's obvious why The Star - prints MORE Cdlnul?ed Ads every day than all the other ‘Vn h- ington papers com- bined. “Around the Corner”.is a Star Branch Office 21—Gabriele, D'An. itten a letter to Im! o S evel. minister of marine, inform the Lake ‘books, Wives - WASHINGTON, PROMOTING THE PLANS T0 PURCHASE KENMORE Ladies of Anoomtmn at -Fred-|® COSMOS—"“On the Roof Garden,” ricksburg Backed by Auxiliary and vaudeville, at 3, 6:30 and 9 p. Formed in e mKD—STrl le headline vaude- ! L ville, at 0 and 8:45 p.m. As & result of the appeal sent out last | o G FTRY " Rockets” and burlesque, week by the ladies of the Kenmore AS- | RIALTO—Pola Negri soclation of Fredericksburg. Va.. for |Love.” photoplay. at 1 sufficient funds to complete the neces- | 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m.’ PALACE—Bebe sary 430,000 now being solicited for the i oo 1q'y AT S1a0AC 5, 4:20, 6, 7:45 and 9: METROPOLITAN—Douglas Lean in, 5, D. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—“Moll. Darl 2:20 and 8:30 pm.. % " - PRESIDENT—St. Pnnlek Playe ln 'On tho slom of Calvary,” at 2: 5o 'ILAIGO—"Th' Demi-Virgin,” at l‘l‘ll'l—l"rltll Schefr aude- ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 Dm"a v Daniels “The 12:45, in irurehale of Kenmore, the colonial home | 2 of Cen. Ficlding Lewls, husband of Betty Washington, only sister of the s first President. an auxHlary branch of j1:65. the assoclation has been formed in Bal- | P-m. timore, and a speclal meeting will be | COLUMBIA-—Cecil ~ de Milles called shortly (o discuss ways and means | “Adam’s_Rib." at 10:45 am.. 12:4 of closing the fur 5. 7 and 9:15 pm. Alrs. L. P, Wilson, classed as one of | CENTRAL—Violet Heming in the most indefatizuble patriotle workers | & Per B0 Demert Calls A of the Monumnen:al cit hes been chosen | : S chalrman o RAM'S HEAD PLAYERS—"Pariah, & ocommittee to arrange . " and “Join for the collection of subscriptions, whils | (Tenis, Of ((he o, ol Mrs, J. Charles Linthicum of Baltimore | WIDOW GETS DAY ESTATE. | witt'serve as honorary chalrman, 3 i Letter of Commendation. i SYRACUSE. N. Y. March 21L—The of iwill of Dr. James R. Day, former A letter of commendation of the work being conducted by the women | Fredericksburg 1o preserve the Lewis |chancellor of Syracuse Universfty home, was received vesterday by Mrs.|wao died last week at Atlantic City, H. H. Smith of the Virgiria Asgociation | becuenths his cniire_estate to his from Herbert Burke of Valley orge, in [widow, Mrs. Henna Elisa Day, and | which he stated that the movement was | his daughter, Miss Mary Imogene of equal importance to Americans as |D; The value of the estate is be- that which is being carried on for the |lieved to be in excess of $100,000. preservation of fhe spot whers Gen | | Washington spent his memorable win- ter. The Fredericksburg body has collected | to date anproximately $17.000, according | to Mrs. Smith, and this has been done | An th { without a cen: of overnead expense. owtnher Edison All communications, stationery and e Achi ! evement! " Mac- |fertainmint coste have been defrayed | | by ‘money donated by Mrs. Alvin T.! | Rowe of Fredericksburg, who has turn- led over to the mesoc'ation more than | $400, secured from different entertain- | ments given at her ancestral home at i Fredericksburg. Serles of Lawn Parties Proposed. Plans are now under way to conduct a series of lawn parties and other enter- tainments at Fredericksburg during the summer, and as Kenmore is on the di rect route to Fredericksburg ma tourists will vited to inspect the old house, which is still in a splendid state of ' preservation, and contains imany articles of interest near and donr‘ i to those who occupled the mansion dur- | ing the stirring days of the revolution. —_— ! For Colds, Grip or Influenza and as n Preventive, fake Laxative QUININE Tablets. The hox bears the of E. W. Grove. (Be sure you get BROM! T Aavertisement. g 1 PER CENT COST DROP. Retail Food Prices Decrease Year Ending February 15. Cost of food at retail in Washington decreased 1 per cent in the period between January 15 and February 15, according to a Labor Department a nouncement. At the same time a de- crease in food costs was shown in fifty-one repr ntative citie: the year period ended February 15 2! decrease of 1 per cent was shown in the cost of food in Washington. Food costs in this city, however, in February were still 50 per cent above the 1913 level. re | 30c. | Edison Recreations are now being produced under a new process that practically elimi- nates all surface noises. Edison Diamond Disc Instrument Owners Shovld hear these marvelou: WHITE LABEL RECORDS. WE NOW HAVE EVERY AVAILABLE WHITE LABEL EDISON RECREATION IN OUR STOCK. Come hear a few of them—and open a record account with w We will put ycu on our mail- iog list for bulletin serviee. upon requen Special Edison Offer New Edison Upright London Model all-record attachment and three Dou- ble Disc Edison Recreations. Ne needles to changs. Plays all records. $110—$2 per Week Offers quick. comfortable > forcmont trata. Laaves Washington 3:30 p.m. dafly, arrives Chicago 9:35 a.m.” Pennsylvania road, the standard railroad of the world. Averitsment.. A e TRY OUR SPECIAL DINNERS | Berved from 5 to 9—85c & TSo. Club breakfasts; special midday lunch, 4dc, Olean food; well cooked; low prices. METROPOLITAN LUNCH 711 Sth st.. between G & H. * THINK —of us when ready to buy Blank E. Morrison Paper Co. 708 Sevenfll SL N.W. 3123 M St. N.W. Books. We have what you need. ‘| l [ unqtfl,;u. : EARLY ATTENDANCE ADVISE! NEGRI —IN— “MAD LOVE" AT ADDED ATTRACTIONS3 “EX-KAISER IN EXILE" FIRST AND ONLY PICTURES SUBSIDIARIES e = <) = = 3 ] Ed De GOGORZA The Artistic Baritone (Tickets for February 2 good this date) T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1308 G Street. Tieketn, $2.50, $2.00, $1.70, plas war tax. | Pa. Ave. at 1ith, Niihte, 120, Mata. 3120 Tonite, 8:20—Mat. Today Nights, 50c-$2. Mat. Today, 50e-$1.50. Mat. 8at. All Seats Goe Owing to the popularity of thix play, its engagement will be con. tioued through the rest thin week, ¥ i ST. PATRICK PLAYERS In the PASSION PLAY “ON THE SLOPES OF CALVARY” By AURELIO PALMIERIL D. D. |'n£ PRESIDE AT tremen STARTING SUNDAY NIGHT Geo. M. Ci Great Brosd- way Romantic Comedy STT————n—- |National, Friday Aft., 4:30 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllIII||IIIIIIIIII|III|‘ P LOEW’3 HE WOIII.D’S WE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE s * SHOWS ro."D PRICE OF 1 Contintons | —TRIPLE HEADLINE BiLL— JIMMY | | "ROYAL | CARDO SAVO | PEKIN and and CO. | TROUPE! NOLL The Braminos: Bennington & Scott PHOTOPLAY MAE MARSH AND ATAR CAST In “TILL. WE MEET AGAIN" APPLAUSE William De Mille’s great story of @ beautiul docerts passion for fame and notoriety. WITH BEBE DANIEL AND LEWIS STONE Other Added Hits I‘III'l‘IiIII‘I‘IIIIHIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIlE LOEW’S OLIIMBI Mats—Popular Prices—Nights 10c-31c 20¢-50¢ Exeept Sat. Mat.. Sun. & Holldays Cortinuous [LINCOLN Zzz TODAY AND TOMORROW .. COLLEEN MOORE 1In Ramsey Morris' Thrilling Melodrama, “THE NINETY AND NINE" Christio Comedy, ‘'CHOP SUEY.'" Lyman Howes “HOT SHOTS. { PRINCESS BORGHESE Wil Speak on "‘WOMEN IN ITALIAN LIFE” At Rauscher's Mareh 23, at 4 Including Te U St. ut 12th [2Y s2.00. oue Friday, Tickets. WANUAL | morduu_j |___Doors Open_at 10:30 A.M. | FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTIONS| nn“ DOUGLAS MacLEAN Im An Ince Comedy Hit | “BELLBOY 13” ADDED— Buster Keaton With: Phvliis Haver in a Riot “The Balloonatic” Smmson Notle, Violin Virtuoso Novelty News—Symphony CRANDALL'S SENrmar 9th Bet. D and E| TODAY — STAR CAST. In “WHEN THB DESERT CALLS."" And DORO- THY DEVORB, In “IAZEL FROM HOLLYWO0OD.* TOMORROW—D. W. Grifith's “ONE BXCITING NIGHT, = THEATER Nth & B Sta. TODAY AND TOMOREOW — DORO- THY PHILLIPS, in “THE WORLD'S IIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllilllllllllllIIIIIIIlII“IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII]IIiIIII C : DeMllle S rmRopucTION Adams Rib MILTON B1LLS ELLIOTT DEXTER THEODORE KOSLOFF ANNA Q. NILSSON e PAULIKE GARON OTHER ADDED HITS 'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIlIlIIIIE LANS WE OF THIS SEASOY |IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIHIIIlIlIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIlIlIIlIll Wednesdas. Thursday, last matinee Saturds the hest bili “PARIAH By August Strindberg *THE TENTS OF THE ARABS” By Lord Duneany wJOINT OWRERS IN SPAIN® By Alice “{\wny{ for a ormances * e Franklin 58 b gi Playing Will H. Cel IGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE DE LUXE A Phalanx of Headliners T apture the Town Fascinating FRITZI SGIIEFF 'rhe Sparkiing Prima Donsa ic _Box Revue’ The Falr'fnnln Twins ‘Two_Little Blue Girls World's Greatest Humorist LEW DOCKSTADER Talking Thra His Hat Tiss Grette Ardine | Mrs. Gens Hugi The French Model | & Co.. i g-mw Vetta & Hawley | Baffayotte' PR ik rira s o Margarete Houlor, Violin Virtuoso Arscpra Pabies, Pathe Weekly Tepizs_of the Day NEXT WEEK The Bensational Spectacls THE STORM A Masterpicos of Stags Craft ] \' ATIONAL “¥he Funniest Masical Comedy Hit In Years. Molly Darling With America’s Champion Lsugh Producer JACK DONAHUE And Origizel N. Y. Cast. { NEXT WEEK. BEATS TOMORROW Another Notable Edward Boyce Comedy With Music. Giine gl ox BROADWAY FAVORITES. ¥: nd story by AND TOMOR ONE e Gt e and CLEO MAL EROTS NEW STANTON ‘,t' 0 ACK THY DALTOX SBAS."*_ And_Comedy, * FAVORITE ¥ St atistsc Ao VIOLA DANA, in OVE, IN THE DARK." And Comeds "ELLAR Tut St. and R I Ave. N ORA TALMAT North Capitol & P Nin, 0N CHANEY and JACQT LOGAN. in XD BAR Aesop's Fables and Topic 1431-35 U JTRIFLING WOMEN ™ with BATL (MAMON NOVARRO and PRlNC St. um H SN, MARY_MILES MINTE TOMORROW- EMPIRE 011 H St ) ALISTAR CAST. i 2 Also Comeds. Harry “Dutch” JACKIE Sh o—. .5 Theater, ® April 6, 4:30. Sents. Mrs. i Bureau, Drosp's. a; Gs euial asad . Tuesday, April 3, 4:30 Mrs. Greene's Concert Bureau, Drnop's, 13th and G CALVE; Greeno's Concert | CHALlAPlN " Aund JOHNNY JONES, ARy in “THB RIG SCOOP."" MD ALL'S SAVOY THEATER 15th 'roMrmnow4.uxm RKIRKWOOD and LILA LEE. in “ERBE TIDE. PARROTT. in Performances at 2, 4, 'GAR”RlsON Sop. Met. Opera Gity, Ciub Sat. Eve. March 348 Seats o Mes. ‘Greens's Burean, M. 6493, AVENUE GRAND 645 Pn, Ave, S.E. 2 P.M. Daily—3 PM. Sund D W. Grifith's “ONB EX- Performance: 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. TOMORROW-—JANES KIRKWOOD and BRR TIDE." And in “SHOOT Performances at 1, 40. 9. Mats, DA Apol heater 624 H St N, MATINEE_SATURDAY AT TODAY WATER, ATANLEY W, REOADES, Qomeert ;v zanist. Performances at Qnuaem BeLasco 830 Best Sears $290 374016 WEEK ‘Must Play “Short as Life is, we make it still shorter by the careless waste of time”’— Vicror Huco. othing ages a woman more quickly than all work and no rec- ‘et many tive spendthrift But to spend two reation. - h can be rey housekeeper who is raised for her thrift as ‘ of TIME. Money hours at sweeping and cleaning work that an APEX Electric Cleaner does better in one hour, pay two prices for a clean hpuse. Equally extravagant and wasteful of her time and strength is the woman who labors for four hours over a washtub when she could have her clothes washed cleaner in lesg than two hours by a ROTAR- EX El Clothes Washer and then ironed beautifully in even less time by a ROTAREX Home Double Roll Ironer. Don't fail to see the cleaner with the wonderful inclined and divided noazle, the washer “built to do < dounie ram own home. Telép! ings” and the remarkable ironer with rolls. ne for fi them fres in p-n::lum o Electric Co. Apex Rohvx 1317 New York Ave. N.W. Miin 1940 AMOCO-GAS THE MOST TALKED OF PLAY IN THE WORLD AVERY HOPWOOOS SENSATIONAL FARCE: % ORK THEATER, Ave.& Quebeest. atinee Sarordac a TODAY — AGNES A PAUGHTER OF 11 mzlu B \hcm THE QUERS.” _ And ‘CHOP_ SUEY, i s, The First and Original Special Motor Fuel and the Fuel Supreme Now Sold in Washington by C. & S. SERVICE STATION 609-11 E St. N.W. We are the first local “ON THE ROOF’ lm-. Rhea and Elght Dancers—Musicians O it rom 1075 Hevaes i dealer to offer this prod- i MACK & STONE Famous Eecentric Comedians SANDY SHAW Harry_Lauder’s Only Rival VAN & CARRIE AVERY in_Madame Sirioin MARIE SPARROW The_ Celtic Ko SELBINT & NAGEL Cat_and Butterfly Cat_and Botterfly First Kun Phoonas FLORENCE VI in “DUSK TO DAWN" Strange Story of & Twin Life CHATS—"COMEDY"—NEWS uct—see page 19 for our an- nouncement. MOUNT VERNON and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c Arlington, side trip, 10c additional Electric Cars leave 12th and Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, on the hour and balf lour —0:00 A. M, to 2:30 P. M. Running Time—55 Minutes w-mmw% &ll‘uy Co. T4th ~Sv.and N VER TWIST. RICHARD TALMAD( “THE U ELITE CAROLINA 1225, n-( LIB HALE, in . GART( S, BAIY RICHARD HEADRICK and others. Lathe Review — 'POLI'S TONIGHT 8:20 MATINEE TODAY, 50: to $1.50 GEORGE ARLISS /| GREEN GODDESS INTERME] jand wana 226 Conn. IN Fox TROT NILLE] ave. i Rightway Scllool of Dancm i 614 Twelfth st. n.w. (near 12th and F). Enroli at our studio If you want to dance Our methods are very e No_appointme: required. _Instruction 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. 2 Mr. Leroy H. Thayer Teacher of Wi ington's Social Set. Class and private ‘exsong in all forms ¢’ Now {ntroducing the new Thaydr nd lnhuunle Waltz, 5. Not a Luzur RINE BALLE, , “NEAE C c wons, by ¥ igh_instruction, Cl 20 1st st. n.e. Ph. M. 6155 bel AND MRS, naw, C ppolntment 5 Fri. o re 5 p.m ACHER'S STUDIO, Monday and Fridar, ssons by appointm: Phone Frank! stablished 1900 i DAVISON’S Tret-1329 M n.w. { Teach you to dance correctly in a few lello | strictly private. Any hour. Separate studi | Class danc: Bat. evenings. with orchestrs | 10w st |2 i GLADYSE WILBUR, | §o. & Dupont circle, Duoont studio. Pheos ¥ranklin W. Ballroom Dancing. St Training. _Children’s Classes. " MR, STAFFORD PEMBERTON. Former X. Y. Winter Garden star and partne: to Mae Murrey, Gertrude Hoffman, Maud Allen i Lessons in all_stsles of daucing. Pamphlet. | STUDIO, 1850 BILTMORE, COL. 290 260 eek Nights 8:30 to 1% ARCADE TOMORROW MASK CARNIVA GROUP PRIZES Original—Comical S or more porsons to group INDIVIDUAL PRIZES Original—Comical (Ladies) (Men) Mammoth Flashlight PHOTO At 9:45 P. M. “GET IN THE PICTURE" S