Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1923, Page 28

AP FOUR CRUISES | FORD. . RESERVES U. S. Naval Efficiency Event ; Starts May 5, When Eagle | Goes to Chesapeake. ! Plans are being made. for the an-| rual cruises which all members e United States Naval Reserve force | required to take cach ar for the maintenance of their cffictency. | Your cruises have been mapped out| for the reserves of the Distr of | Columbia, under the general direction | Commander J. A. Schofleld, in rge of the local battalion. e irst of these crulses will start’ May 5, when the U. ssigned to the 1o will leave for Chesa training ship ng period in tribu According t Eram will be made n. Norfolk and Solo < is the first tin t 3 ral i ! tie that United St the annual ne cir. announ Vovages. The m m to prefcr deen s with cne stop xt some big port for Ilberty Toefer in Virst Com, nmander W nanding the 1 4l battalion, it nounced, will be in c agle on her first cruis king efforts for a ana@l ent of five oflicer with the prepa ted men conjunction ; ng. efforts are be- | hofield to | 15 for the cruis ade by Commander S young men of v to en- in the reserve for a of four years. cast and _me hown and. | R, Hoe- division of | has been an- mmand of the and he is !t cor \n~| nd O s train ¢ Water o here the SHERRILL WILL AID | VISITING SHRINERS Stinted the Tr tion f assistance and co-ope troadest sense rd P. Steuart, all of e forthcoming !mper tic Shrine Sherrill, off buildings and zr recting of the Caravan Club in the Club vesterday Col. Sherrill sald would be made to ¢ thro and that the parks and grounds | shington would be thrown open the comfort of all. He detailed riefly the scheme for parking the h aravan of tomobiles that | rrive in the « , and sssured Shriners hls office was open for! U&AL&[‘ that might make | the problems commifttee Henry C. Stein prestded, Harry G. Kimbal mmittee on ban. pealed for volunteer companying the va {zations through was prom. potentate of | his workers | 1 session of | Lie Col 1 charge unds, at | i ? public e { comm effort | date the 1 every ot these | 2 time Kimball explained would have to stay iting musliclans at nd that at least 125 men required for the work, All so desiring | to offer thelr services were asked to "municate with the chairman. pble Cameron of Memphis. Tenn., jrman of the law and .order com- mittee of the imperial councll, out- { lined several plans to cope with the | usual army of undesirables who show | up at all large demonstrations and| sajd that particular pains would be | talien to relleve the local temple of embar that close 1 a; ed | m- Bralemn State Permits CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Barry Farm Citizen's Association will meet Tuesday, 5:15 p. m. man's, Stanton and southe; Kevin Rarry Council, A. A, R. 1. R. will meet tomorrow, 5 p.m., at 1005 E street North \\'mhln‘!n- Citizen's Anun-l- ation will meet Monday, 8 p.m., Bliatas sthosl Houss ot Gnited Braths er urch Willlamm H. Haycoc assistant postmaster will speak roop 5. H A., will give competi- ve test demonstration in knot tying, | retcher making, cte. Mrs. J. [ Stimson will sing. { ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. | ences | with th the Washington | S and the Ameri- | in au- erior buliding, at | ster Rosenhain wddress ou: *Th ution of Alloy: Washington / will hold joint Philosophical orium of new o'clock. Dr. Biological o'clock, at the Cosm ers. C. A. Reed and Dr. mer will give illustrat Blologlcal Observations "and the latter, an address Brother Bryan' Revolution Svolutio wel- | s ] Citizens' on will ock, Anacost 4 meet, 8 <onic Temple, southea . Sherrfll will ex- plain plans for improvements of Ana- costia Park. League will with three ulpture en- | Archaeology ter carnival Art and ered by competitors Mrs. Pl km»bo Holmes of Los Angeles, | 1l address the Leaguc for arger Life, at 8:15 o'clock, In room of Ebbitt Hotel. Subfect: Arise and Shine.” Public invited. | The Woodrow Wilson Club of Na-} tional University Law School will Tiold its annual ladies’ night at Mount Pleasant Lodge Hall, 14th and Ken- von streets, 9 o'clock. Dancing, Speeches and entertainment features. The A-Z Tennis Club of the Gov- snment Hotels will have a dance in recreation hall. The Eeleet Klub will give a dance, 9 o'clock, at 2400 16th street. DENBY PARTY WELCOMED. High Cuban Officials Extend En- thusiastic Greetings. SANTIAGO, Cuba, March 31.—Secre- tary Denby and the congressional party, returning with him from the naval maneuvers in Panama bay were given an enthusiastic welcome a delegation of high Cuban of- als yésterday upon their arrival n the Navy transport Henderson rrom Port Antonie, Jamaica. The party was driven about town in automobiles apd visited many his- 1orlc scenes of the Spanish-American war I UIL\!\4 | borrow 1 shell \hn as | time the fon my pallet of straw, and think! ‘\dlltr aca ¢ of the simps who abide in cities. op- and pinched| | : pressed . :when they go for a ouid be |the with bludgeon or gat {this is the life,” toiseshell cat. jmisston | whose THE EV YESTERDAY'S WINNER. New York may be the largest city in America, but Washington still ranks them American eity. all as the largest THOMAS J. FOED, Veterans’ Training Center, - Silver Spring, Md. (An order for five dollars will today be mailed Mamic was ler troubles. - father about E “Dad, Bob's proposed and T ha xappoint him." “Well, said her father, “any fellow you pick out'll be disappointed, so it ight as well be Bob. JULES DEMONET, II., Lowell street northwest. the new generation device for making the head Is the con: the radio headpiece ANONYMOUS. 2 solution to the ho incldent to the approaching Shrine con- vention of June, one deep-thinking small Loy has suggested that the schools be cl¢ rlicr this year so that the 5 can sleep in them. “RB LLISON. > Ingleside northiest ng problem be And o s 15 con- burner. into fi UNOIFICIAL husband URS. H 108 East € . o wodish loafers urb were pa The latter overh twur some pleasantry about “cl “We may be chic retorted, ‘but that doesn’t mean we are pickiug up worms.” ops of iding near the d by two pretty Happer: rd the former to mur- AN AT BOWT more 4 NYIOUS! DAY will b > than MONDAY. people fooled ORGE 35 C THOMPSON, strect southeas! A prize of five dollars wil to this contribu- AUTO-SUGGESTION. Careless drivers oft remind us As their recklessness increases Those who follow close behind us May assemble u picces. . W, MACY, 172, Pasadend, Calif. DI GUSTIBUS, ETC A local signboard advertising a cer- product e None Like It Box tal . H. PARSLEY, 0 Rhode Island avenue northea. .« e . o pessim miik in the biteh i say, “Pass Don't il there an; optimist please.” be but an cream, 1. CONNER, York avenu Park, Md. the v 116 K S Takoma wsing the When ing of & put it all over * t comes to focu THIBAULT. Coiumbia Planogreph Company. . e Au_illiterate colored wom: pioved fi pvernment department heen told to mark her pay receip . which she did edach mo however, she surpr adorning the pay slip. not with the usual cross, but with a eirele. When asked to explaiu, she repiled: “Well you sec, Mister . Al's done got married and changed ‘mah name.” KARL HOLER, 2503 13th street northwest. PR Some of the kgl em- I th pay da Doss by lies who went ket wished they had stayed at As Russell Sage was wont to He who sells what isn't hisn s it back when it has risen, G. T. BREAKENRIDGE. 7 Hobart street northwest be awarded for the best contribution each day to Jests and Jingles. TRY YOUR HAND. " The -Herfifit The sun has delivered the and now it has sunk in the Zo to my cave in the woods, to fill {up Ul\ turnips ai ! tea. This soli- tude, how it enchants! "Tis sweet to be living alo ar irom my angular aunt trom friends who would a bone. I see in this syl- van retreat no autos. those engines oi dread, no coroners wear out goods sea; [ 23 expected In the city in |their feet collecting the maimed and the dead. | say to my tortoise- cat. the only companion of “No drivesmiths are passxn" ah, me, this existence No candidates come to the door, no salesmen are seen at the | gate, there comes no invidious bo re ! with stories of pre-glacial dat he doodle-bird nests in its tree. the kangaroo hops on its toes: I've swallowed my turnips and tea, for my honest repose. I mine. the ha by the law, I think of ¢ the killings “Oh, jiminy, 1 say to my tor- WALT MASON. de. clamor and strife, (Copyright.) CONCESSION TO U. S. RUBBER INDUSTRIES facturers to Exploit Plantations on Public Lands. The state of Para, Brazil, has of- fered, ivith the guarantee of the Brazillan government, to allow Amer- fcan manufacturers of rubber to ex- sloit the plantations on public lands of the etate in attempts to develop new sources of raw material, accord- ing to a statement issued yesterda by the Brazilian embassy. The statement urges manufacturers to study production possibilities of the Amazon region. The government 1of Para terms the publfc plantation ery large and of the best.” ‘The tate government, it is added, is “ready to modify the taxes which fect the rubber, and even to abolish the exportation tax should there be just compensation. The government of Para, in addi- tion, the statement continues, “is also adisposed to facilitate the establish- ment there. with the participation the stal of American rubber in- Without prejudice, it is un- of the necessities of the sportation to the United States of the 1aw material. It is sugested that a speclal com- of experts, or_the American mmercial attach t Rio de Janeiro, visit Par: and also the stat of Amazona and the territory of Acreto to investigate condition Se e Don't Worry About the Painting The thing to do 18 to look under the Recommended Service Colunm in the Classified Section—select a flrm advertisement is there—and jntrust the painting you want done to it. Every advertiser under Recommended Service must guar- antee satisfaction to Star readers— that's ope of the requirements. No { matter what line of personal or do- mestic specialty service you require Recommended Service will gulde you to responsible experts—Advertise- ment. —————— CONCERT DUE APRIL 10. Dartmouth Glee, Mandolin and,; Banjo Clubs Coming. The Dartmouth College glee, man- dolin and banjo clubs will concert at the Washington Hotel April 10, which will mark thelr second | annual appearance in this city. The clubs, which now are on tour of the middle west and south, com- Drise fifty collego hoys. The glee club recently won the intercollegiate glee club contest held at New York, and in which eleven colleges and umiver- sities participated. Following the concert a dance will be held to musie furnishd by a nine- plece jazz orchestra from Dartmouth. Dlece Az e e it’s | lie l Manu-| give a’ BAND CONCERT. he Ar Band, at Walter ced (ieneral Hospital, tods 50 pon. William J. Stannard, band lead March, Army and Marine.” Zohie Overtu ortzing “Fes from Fanta “The ton favorit Characteristi Wooden Selection, * s of » Entwined by “Semper Paratus.” Dahlquist Finale, Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers | Of Interest to Capital Army. Fred E ok Medical srps, has been transferred from the Hospital, ¥, to the general hospital at Hot Springs, Ark., for treatment. Licut. Col. Edward H. De eld artillery, at Atlanta, been assigne r Colle C The resignation of First Licut. Ld- {ward S. Ross, U. S. Infantry. has been |acepted. to take effect at onc | First Lieut. Joshua A nell, {nal Corps, at the Military Acaden; \\ est Point, N. Y., hus been assign “amp Alfred Vail, N ut. Robert H t Kelly Field, to Langley Cupt neral Washington barracks, service, ordered duty. st Lieut. service, has Victor H. been Strahm. transferred from Kelly Field, to Middletown, Pa. First Lieut. Harold O. Godwin, i Quartermaster Corps, of the office of the quartermaster general, War De- partment, has beeen detailed as con- structing quartermaster at the vet- air land, Mass. ney, infantry, at Fort Benning, G: and Staff Séergt. Arthur Coahran, at Fort MacArthur, Calif., have been retired on account of age. Navy. Commander Lewis D. sey has been detailed as executive officer of | the cruiser Milwaukee. Lieut. Commander Francis T. Chew, at San Diego, Calif., has been assign- ed to the L,omman:.l of the U. 8. S. Capella. He will relieve Lieut. Com- mander Wallace L. Lind, who has been detailed as executive officer of the naval air station at San Diego. Licut. Commander John B. Earle, commanding the U. S. S. Gold Star, has been ordered to this city for duty in the bureau of navigation, Navy De- partment. Lieut. Commander C. W. O. Bunker. Medical Corps, at the Naval Medical School, this city, has been assigned to duty with the naval forces in Eu- rope. Lieut. Commander William S. Zane, Supply Corps, at the. Navy Depart- ment,” has been detalled as govern- ment sccretary, Virgin Islands. Licut. Louis Haase, Construction Corps, at Garden City, Long Island. Monica, Calif. Lnsign Clarence 1. Aldrich, ed to the battleship Utah, has been assigned to duty in the office of naval communications, Navy Department. 1 OurSpecial Table D Ho!e Dinner Berve T Whe Hpectal Midany Toumch. e Chim Hrenkfast METROPOLITAN LUNCH 1 9th, Between ATTENTION Stag Hotel, 608 9th Phone Main 8108 $7 rooms, $8 weekly; $10.50 rooms, $8; $14, with tellet. shower and lavaiors, $10; 3 1 St l?mwml lee Mo 1 THINK —of us when ready to buy Blank ks. We have what you need. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. BUILT OF STEEL . Main 1731 . nul:. l-m-uu'uluinm,u Garage & “Every 1| i this | crans’ hospital to be erected at Rut- | Master Sergt. Thomas F. \!ulqus\e—l has been assigned to duty at Santa | attach- | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢ ] TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATION A L—"Cinders,” musical comedy, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. PRESIDENT—"The Mea In the World,” at 2:20 and BELASCO0—"The Demi-Virgin" with Hazel Dawn, at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. KEITH’S—"The Storm.” drama, and vaudeville, at OOSMOS—"A Golf Proposal,’ and vaudeville, at 3, 0 and 9 p.m. STRAND—Jean Granese and vaude- villo at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. GAYETY — “Broadway _ Flappery” burlesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m. COLUMBIA—Bebe Danlels, in “Glimpses of the Moon" photoplay, at 11:1'5 aam., 1:15, 3:25, 5:25, 7:25 and 9:35 p.m. RIALTO—Estelle Taylor, in “Thorns and Orange Blossoms,” at 11:30 a.m., 30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. rles Ray, in at 11:10 ‘am., 35 pm. METROPOLITAN—Lon Chaney, “The Light in the Dark, 8:50, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:50 I I “The 1:10, in ] und 9:35 pan. FESS WOULD CURB U. S. SUPREME COURT Curb on the | States powers of the United Supreme Court to declure a luw unconstitutional, by requiring the {concurrence of at least six justices, | is unexpectedly advocated in a formal atement made public today by 23 lutor sin D. Fess of Ohio, until {recently chairman of the republican feongressional committee and gener- tally recognized as of the cou- {servative le; | Scnator & acts of Congress side one i ve. is rent ot s titu four e Jaw vord on atement says that ause this enabled | ported the provision in the Ohio con- cislature null and void. lowin s ce depart- i nindependently of one another | act of the other. That is, the legisla- may veto its ion. and the judici hould be free to slgn or refuse to the constituti ity without reversal co-c department of many dent. The judicial is one co-ordinate rually 5 tments, of Housé suld 10t be set aside by a_decision that vision is the procedurc wuld not” be set utional by a five- o m change a decision. | Senator Fess recalled that he sup- stitution requiring concurrence of all but b judge to declare an act of the S ‘ted the provision” said Senat or the fol- | | ments—legisia executive and ju- { dicial—should permitted to func- | and should be frce to excr that function even when it sets aside the {tive should be permitted to inde- pendently, although the utive | may ‘Geclare its decision unconstitu- jtional. So. likewise, the executive s« law without fear of impeach- and w judicial body act upon by public clamo I the legislative is one memi The exeeutive is one co- ordinate department of one presi- department of ninc men., While th onstituted differently and un- when the act of involving the judi «djudized by another miposed of nine members, fonal by a4 five-t It might mean making This cluse di- fimes in the pa It was xo in ‘hanged it th { Guirine to pr Funeral I\Iomlny. With Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Boesser, Katherir who con- 4 Erocery business at Nur(hl nd 1 streets for many years, | sterday at her home. 818 North | street, aged ninety-three | Her déath was due to the| of age uneral will be held from the family home Monday afternoon at o'clock., Rev. Dr. Locher, pastor the Concordia Lutheran O 20th strects northwest, oelating. | interment will be in F “apitol years. infirmiti The sser was a native With her parents -d States wie this count She came_te ago from Baltimor. her husband. John W. Boes- | {er. who was a prosperous and well { kncwn busine pan_of the Mon mental city. rs. Boesser was a jmember of Concordia Lutheran { Church and of the D. A. R., her an- tors having fought in the con- tinental army in the revolutionary he is survived by one daugh- Mrs. Blizabeth Deuterman; a Mrs. Elizabeth Kolhert, and andchildren, Mrs. Katherine Baltz #nd Mrs. B. Deuterman, all of | this city. | . Have Your Eyes Been Tested? We have made a profound study {of the eye and can scientifically locate your trouble and prescribe the proper glasses for you. {M. A. LEESE °Ciear > 614 9th St. Branch w712 11th Street ter, i mis 1 i i | | Opportunities are offered in The Star Classified Columns They are well worth scrutinizing carefully — for under the various headings appear most at- tractive propositions — and important announce- ments. Scan them close 1y every day—their con- stantly changing char- acter makes them inter- esting reading. Naturally, The Star prints MORE Classi- fied Ads every day than all the other Washington papers combined. “Around the Corner” Is a Star Branch Office. ILIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII fl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllIlIlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIlIII|IIIIIIIIIII|l|||l||||l|||||lIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl SATURDAY, AMUSEMENTS. LOEW’ ALAC Continuous 10:30 . .1l » m. LAST TIMES TODAY CHARLES RAY IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE! ““THE GIRL | LOVED" BY JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY WALTER HIERS That jovial gomedian in his first starring hit! “MR. BILLINGS SPENDS HIS DIME With Jacqueline Loga: AR LOEW'’S OLUMBI ST TIMES ’ronu Allan Dwan's Classic! “THE GLIMPSES OF THE —WITH— BEBE DANIELS-NITA NALDI From the Famous Novel By Edith Wharton Metro Comedy—Two Twins' T RO A CARCRRERL O AR OO TR OO Beginninz Tomorrow REX INGRAM'S LATEST “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS” A vivid, pulsatisg ro- mance of the South Seas! WITH ALICE TERRY AND RAMON NAVARRO IIIIIIIIIIIIlllllIIIlllllIllIlIllllHIlll wt: PLAY Lu:wsvmuivmc STRAND 2 SHOWS F Coniinuons From 13 Noon __PRICE,_OF } s OF 1 Five Great Vauderillo Acts With JEAN GRANESE Dollores Cassinelli allenge’” NEXT WEEh PRISCILLA DEAN “The Flame af §ite RO LA En"'l Dluh.—l’upa‘ - Prices— Nizhts 10¢-31e 20¢-50¢ Except Sat. %ia . Sun. & iaiders 8 U St. at 12th Continuous 2 tg 11:30 p.m. LAST DAY Pat O'Malley—Helene Chadwick In Peter B. Kyne's “Brothers Under the Skin" Jimmie Adams. in “A Good Scout Starland Review Fox News Film Features EMPIRE ?11 7 56, N7 FLAMING HOUK." Also HOJ “THE <MY cdy, 1230 C Street N.E. DARK SE( RET."™ 210G Pa. Av. P CHARLI 1E_COOGAN. CIRCLE remodeling. 15th California Sts, RALPH LEW THIRD ALARM. CHEVY cllAs Conn. Ave. & McKinley St., D.C, TODAY AT —JOHNNY ERARD, in of yontl ND THE AROUN and OUR HERLOC AMERICAN 2555 crati -, Wi DSOR. CHALY: SOP'S TOPICS OF THE D. FAVORITE X, with, CHARLES o MARCH 41, 1923, AMUSEMENTS. e WILL BE OUT TOMORROW £ FIRST NATIONAL PRES. THE SCREEN'’S JUVENILE GENIUS JACKIE COOGAN Who gives the finest performance he has ever brought to the screen in his first production gince “Oliver Twist” “DADDY” Supplemented by a radiant Easter Program BEGINNING TOMORROW AT 3, AT CRANDALL’S. METROPOLITA F ST. AT TENTH RO fouse of Precminent l'lnurea""""lul IIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIlHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIII —ww RIALTO == Preferred Plctures Beauty Offering = ‘THORNS ~~> ORANGE BLOSSOMS’ OWF BEGINNING TOMORROW - “One of the most interesting ple- tores ever produced. . .. It com- bines early the best fn . ._m: biltdelohia North American. ne of the Ytll surprises of screen i Torthy of » Diace asmonk the et o been 5o ever caugh nm o thrilling _escapades by the camers. —Detroit’ News. IIIlIIIIIIIIIII!IlIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH_F Uterature. A truly —Boston Advertiser, I wish liday when hips' comes 1 wee it b —Gov. Edwards of New Jersey. “Hera, at least, is & sea Dle- tore that fe a sen picture. We woulda't bave mimed ‘Down o the Sea in Ships' for a whole lot.”” —New York Evening World DOWN TO THE NATIONALLY SEA IN SHIPS GREAT I nn——nnm;, National Theater Hilaire Belloc “The Situation in Europe” Friday Afternoon April 6, 1923—4:30 P.M. Tickets, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 Plus War Tax Tickets Now on Sale at National Theater g IIIIIIIlIII il |I| & = 15 POLYI'S &= TOMORROW SEATS SELLING AMERICA'S GREATEST ANNUAL REVUE GREENWICH VILLAGE FOLLIES with Ted Lewis Jos E. Brown, Eva Puck. Sammy Wh Bird Millman, Marie Holly, Mollie Dodd. Yights, 800, 81, 31,60, 82, 83,80, 33; Thurs. Sat. Mat.. 80c, §1, G escurs ADYS BROCKWE e WAUACA-BARSARA TENC RITERIO 9th & D The Film Sensation of the Year Nights, $1, $1.80, 8 50. ~ Thar: L, 8o Sat Mat.. $1,°31.80. $2, . $3. Plus 10 per cent war tax. Now Showing! ADramatIC PHDTO PAY S[NSAIION ATIONAL Last Time 'l‘onlk‘lt. Kx‘ $ PUBLIC DEMAND TO CONTINUE ONE MORE WEEK AVERY HOPWOO SEISE‘I‘IGIAI. FARDC% #DEMIIRGIN HAZEL DAWN With Music CIRDERS . | Oast of Broadway Favorites. "Hew Muss ans Story by Eaward Cln ! SEATS SELLING. CHARLES FROHMAN Presents ALICE BRADY (Ia Person) tn HE ZANDER GREAT PARROTT. in *“THE D Added Matinee MON l|on~\Nthl\\1 i 1119 H St. N, Pmcms WALLAC “THIRTY DAY DUMBARTON ™22 WisconsinAv. HIPPODROF PIREN. “QUO VADIS. LOOS! Attrac- SPEC] LEADER THEATER Continuous, 10 A.M, to 11 P.M, Sth St. Near E Today, Tomorrow and M All Comedy Show Larry Semon Mack ulSenmtk Snoky, the nl Harold Lioyd Ve tne, ".gs L PRODOCTION. AT THE SHUBERT-BELASCO POSITIVELY YOUR LAST | PRESIDENT PA.AVE.AT 11~ ST. PHONE MAIN 667 TONIGHT AT 8:30 ; MEAN, e MANTEST IN THE WORLD WITH WANDA LYON-GEO. BARN BEG. TOMORROW NITE—SEATS NOW SIX-CYLINDER LOVE 54 WEEKS INN.Y. Special Mat Laster Monday cveny BEST SEATS wiciv Sl 'MATINEES. WED &SAT5S BIGGEST HIT WASHINGTON HAS EVER KNOWN. ENGAGEMENT ENDS SAT., APRIL 7 All Nites, 50c to $2.00 Easter Mon. Mat., best seats, $1.00 Thur. Mat., best seats, $1 Sat. Mat., best seats, $1.50 IIIIIIIlIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIII!III{IHI Another Notable Edward Royce Comeds | AMUSEMENTS. HIGH CLASS YAUDEVI THRATRE DE LUXE THE SENSATIONAL SPECTACLE “THE STORM” ) With EDWARD ARNOLD NOT A MOVIE, BUT— A Thriling Drama Burreunding the Most Beallatlo, Awe-Inspiring Fire Boene Ever Presented MOLLIE FULLEE, in ‘Twilight MEYER DAVIS' PIANO TRIO GEO. MOORE AND GIRLS i e M nd Patlis Woekly: Topice of %o Do Bpecial Comedy Feature Edua Leedom & Dave Stampe: The Cemedienns The Gompeser In_“The Encore” , Prones: Main 4484, 44 Matn 4484 4485, 6323 ’Nu! Week: Mrs. Rodolp l-dulpb Valeatino L — { Rube Bernstein's “BROADWAY FLAPPERI Next Week—+American Girls” FORCED PUBLIC DEMAND TO CONTINUE ONE MORE WEEK | AVERY HOPWOg SENSATIONAL FAR% DEMI-VIRGIN HATEL DAWN M.Y. PRODU IO AT THE SHUBERT-BELASCO POSITIVELY YOUR LAST BIGGEST HIT WASHINGTON HAS EVER KNOWN. ENGAGEMENT ENDS SAT., APRIL 7 All Nites, 50c to $2.00 Thur. Mat., best seats, . Sat. Mat., best seats, $1.: [METROPOLITAF F AT 10ta™ LAST DAY 1AM, TO 11 POL Doors Open at 10:30 A.M. FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION | Lon Chaney Hope Hampton E K. Lincoln Adventurous Tomance Is ax Unique as Tt Is In- The Light in the Dark Louise Fazenda Tu a Screaming Burlesque, Pest of the Storm Country News—Symphony—Novelty CRANDALL’ o Btk Bet. TODAY -RETTY COMPRON and TRICN N *And M CAONER DH AVES, EP M O oW - BT Wity N CHARLIY A DAY CLAYTON, 9th & T DOROTHY DAT SECRETS " TODAY e And N TOM ING SOUE GANC OW_JACK TIOLT. MAN. Aud DAN FOP TUTTLE Winow CRANDALL’ MATS A AV T 14th_and Col 2 DAL Daily, 3 P.M. Sunc TODAY JACK HOLT. in A MAN.” “And HAN ) S TOUGH WINTF MATINEE “ATTIRAC TEAIL oW - JACH [ HOLT. in “MAKIN COMEDY, 0T D MATINEE A SOREGON 1L LLOYD, in 6:10 TAROLD CRANDALL'S A5 MATINER & TUKDAY Tu‘n\\ FLORENCE ViD ID. B Apol AT TOMORROW G 1. il ANTONIO. MOT ANERTCAN | WILE WER. oRK THEATER || Ave-&Quenecsty) TINEE SATURDAY AT TOM MIX. in And JOITNN TRAIL VIOLA DAVISON’S Frot 1329 Mr.w. i5 In o few lessons, Anyhour.” Separate studio: ._eveniogs, with o private. 3%, > Private - e =p Phone I'ranklin_ K567 e GLADYSE WILBUE, No. & Dupont circle, 'Duvont studto. Sraakiin 1436w _ Bailreom Dancin ol 'uu-o Cluss lossons, horough _Instruction ne. Ph M. 6155