Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 34

PHONE EMPLOYES GALL ON PRESIDENT Chesapeake and Potomac Co. Delegates From 3 States and D. C. at White House. employes of the Potomac Telephone Maryland, alled on Hou lieprescntative Chesapeako and system from Washington, Virginia' and West Virginia Pr Harding at the White vest They represented branch of the telephone service, ing b clected by the fellow ployes as delesates o micet rep the company to mitters of mutual interest 1 employes calling ident were Miss M. Potthast, Havener, . 1L Ken- ¢ 1. Martin, Miss H. AL Fox, Miss Do K Mrs. Chenos . Moran, Woodford. C. ident rday. Ak delegat Baltimore; n the 2 Wimbrow T Mi Dailer Richmond, Va.; Baltimore s N \\IAL.]H A, 1" Lewis, Harvey Upton, Aveo Bdward Fairmont, folk, V Vai F.F . Gardn Anita Je AL Gunk altimore Boanoke, | wind, Vi: S. Md.: Miss Miss WL Mur- »man, yzzen Jlyrtle F Miss M. and Miss Ald. rstown, BACKS SCHOOL BODY. Citizens’ Fedemnon to Co-Operate But Not Send Delegates. Officials of District Public n have indicated th tha t of T the Feder: tions, pledgi: federation wi According to President yederation will ¢ it _can with the although it will delegates to th its rules The send ot tion meeting He pointed out misunderstandfh ation’s observers t ation were first withe d the hope that the varic *ass wonld continue tiker of Associa- on of the hool body. the ny w tion, ceredited because of ker, -operate in citizer to supp: WANTS LAND BOUGHT. Davey Urges That U. S. Purchase ‘Waste Acres. In connection with the Forest Pro- tection w K pro ned by President Harding, the purchase by the federal rnment of 81,000,000 res of aste land, ieultural pur- s, to be used for growing timber by Representative | mocrat, of Ohio, o0 Chairm reforestatio expert, of Senate sion of ent wa Iso it Davey anges in both 1 Affeets would dpreserv ational forests, reforestatior t game hed in the WOULD ANNUL MARRIAGE. Helen M. Her Husband. who says she was 1 when she went ceremony ary 28 last Helen M. not eight through am Rockville, Md, terday A the District Su- Court for the ulment of her arles R Cissel, not y . Gertman mother tells 1zhter was wttending the School for Girls when she Rockville with Cissel and wa without the mother's went to New Cumberlan M sks that her mafden restored name he Flowers Via Telegraph. a bouquet of flow Consult Gude, em- | on | | CATHOLIC WOMEN OPEN s | 31 T Thc Festive Aunt. & My Aunt Lucretia’s very old, she’s lived a frightful while, but still her mien is free and bold, her clothes j of flapper style, she’s bound she will not lose her hold on youth, shell! still beguile. Along the street, with airy grace, she swings her ancient bones, and she has powder on her face, in many hues and tones, and relatives who see her chase strive to suppress their groans. My aunt is prone to jest and sing, she’s fond of quip and .quirk; oh chee, it is a feariul thing, a thing to vex and irk, when winter masquerades as spring, and* thinks the fake will work. “That lady is a blithe old bird,” I hear onlookers say, “and yet me- seems it is absurd when relics get so gay: she ought to read the Sacred | Word, and put her gawds away.” 1 e her in the clanging mart, be- decked in raiment fine, and friends would soothe my wounded heart, and say, “She looks divine,” but I rep in accents tart, “She is no aunt of mine.” I much admire the ancient aunt whose robes don't jar my nerves; to such a dame I'll al- { ways grant the homage she de- 1 se ves: when wintry flappers gal- livant I can’t admire their curv (Copyright.) WALT MASON {“LITTLE FLOWER” NOVENA Devotions in Honor of Sister The- resa Throng Mount Carmel Retreat House. the memory the Child Jesus, known hout the world s the “Little Citholic women of Wash- sunday night thronged Mount 1 Retreat House at 2d and T ts northea at the be- of th ower” nducte Order of T armelite devotions were { Rev. Father Paschasiu fric of the armelite | Washingt The chapel a with candles and votive lamps lAglllu the ithful to imple 'h. mI-— Honoring of ter onducted by iz, supe the car® of the 1t House, have whereby any one te in the novena, unable to attend the service: commodated. Persons from 1 parts of the country are joining in the nine days of prayer preceding the rmal beatification of the “Little ower” at Rome next Sunday. I'prayers for the novena were | composed personally by Father Pas- j chasius Heriz, nd they have been {published in booklet form for the “iek and others unable to be present public services are con- nent, who, hav Carmel Retr e iring to particiy it mate when _the ducted Devotions will be conducted every evening this w 30 o'clock, and mass will be celebrated in the chapel of the retreat house every morning at 6:30 o'clock HEARING ON TEXT BOOK. I Muzzey's History Will Be Discuss- ed Pro and Con. ¢ will clash at a public committee of the board to _investigate School tomor- k. Dantel J. Cal » president of the school board rman of the Muzzey investiga- ! tion committee R. Thompson of the Piney Branch cns’ Association and other mem- organization who have of educa rinued use of Prof. ) :y’s history in ! the Washington high sche will pre- { sent thelr arguments. Defendants of j the book will align themselves behind | George J. Jones, head of the history de- the high schools, who al- ous data to of the text lnnk MOUNT VERNON ! and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c Arlington, side trip, 10c additional Flectric_Cars leave 12th and Pennsylvanla Avemne Northwest, on the hour and balf hour —9:00 A.M. 0 5:30 P.M Running Time—55 Minutes Washington-Virginia Railway Co. Phone Main 307 ATTENTION Stag Hotel, 608 9th| Phone Maln 8108 57 3 ey :‘:‘;?;:, and lavatory. $10; 3 18 50 per cent more. Rooms_ lee Mofl!ef _Used to Keep | Cissel Files Suit Against at | BUIL’I‘ OF‘ STEEL GA]QA ES Main 1776, Munsey Bldg. Terms as low as $10 down, $10 month. “'Every Garage a Masterplece.” NOTICE Due to an error of the artist, there ap- peared in our adst. in last Sundas’s Star the following line: rage builders.’ “Beware, o builders.” The error. “The fly-by-night ga- s_should have read “fly-bs-night garage Star apologizes for this cjluays Right"m Quality and Price~ “DAILY OPPORTUNITIES” Fiber Arm Rocker ~—with upholstered back—and box spring cushion seat covered in cretonne of good quality. Durably made and finished in baronial brown. THE EVENING: STAR, WASHINGTON, CRIPPLED LAD IN HOSPITAL TO DISPENSE JOY ON BIRTHDAY Seven-ycar-old Reuben Magaha, who has spent more than half of his life on a frame in the Children's Hospital to straighten out spinal trouble caused by tuberculosis of the bones, is the happlest child in Washington today. He is goWg to celebrate his eighth birthday next Sunday, and he'll have most of the sick and crippled youngsters in ward A as his guests. Only recently he has been released from the frame where he has been given special treatment to strengthen and improve the condition of his back. His small body is now ineir- led by a plaster cast. He has gained his reputation as the happiest young- ster in Children's Hospital by com- pressing his pailid 1ips and speaking cheerful words as he learned to talk. And when the happiest youngster in the hospital gets ready to celebrate a birthday there’s no one in Washing- ton that can squeeze any more en- joyment out of the cirele of happi- I ness. MARYLAND GLEE CLUB TO GIVE D. C. CONCERT College Singers to Appear at Mount Vernon M. E. Church To- morrow Night. The University of Maryland Glee Club will g its fifth the local season tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church South, under lead- orship of the director, Homer C House. The club has recently rather extensive tour. The program will be as follows: Part one—"Estudiantina” (Lascomb) and “The Night 1s Still” (Clarke), by the clu Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride” (O'Hara), B. Louis Good- year, second tenor of the Mount Ver- non Male Quartet; Thee" (Gerrish), "The Boys of the igade” (Parks), the club; for Me” (Van Dyke-Smith), House and the club; old song uslo in the Air,” “The and “Three Buzzing the club; trumpet solo, Mr. House; slave “When Dinah Blow de Horn, of Gilead” and Lock 2 kenhouse Do the club. Part two—"American Patrol Gleo Club Orchestra; college glees of | ancient order, including “Three Little Kittens” “Fra Diavolo,” “Upi Dee" and_“Ship Ahoy”; a Maryland song, Maryland 1 and a verse of Maryland, My Maryland The members of the First tenor: W. H. Fisk, W. Powell, A. . McBride, D. Tay B. L. Goodyear; second tenors, D. D. Aldridge, . _P. McFadden, R. 3 Coblentz, V. Trivanovitch; baritones, T. Johnson, H. O. House, J. I White, D. D. Burnside, H. C. Lininger, R. R. Chasser. E. A. Walker, N. N. Nichols, R. S. Nichols. E. K. Walrath, H. A. Shank, R. Miller; basses, ‘H. A. Stewart, M. H. Nichols, J. W. Mum K. B. Chappell, L. L. Lehman, Lighter; Kingsley A. ended a selected, club are: ol pianist. —_— Takes Care to Give You cannot hope to get the best work out of vour sewing machine unless it is given attention. It must be cleaned and adjusted — and the best way to make sure of that is to hand it over to & Recommended Serv- fce_expert. You'll get the name and address under the Recommended Service col- umn, in the Classified Section. All advertising under that heading in every line of personal and domestic service—guarantees satisfaction to Star readers.—Advertisement. Mctency. Since 1889 RUUD has been the world’s water heater standard. The Ruud Manufacturing Company is the original and largest makers of automatic water heaters, BUY ONCE— BUY WISELY—BUY RUUD. concert of | "Still, Still With | House, Reuben came to the hospital in the fall of 1918. Since that time he has been there, a ward of the hospital, which receives aid for him from the board of charities. The special frame which probably will make a strong man of him by removing the weak- ness of his back Is one of a number of types of speclal equipment which must be providgd by the hospital for sickc and ‘crippled children whose. par- ents are not able to pay for them. In order to purchase such equipment and provide for the upkeep attendant upon its use, the hospital needs funds. ¥or this reason a corps of 100 wom- an volunteers will endeavor this week to sell 10,000 tickets for a base ball game between the Washington and Boston teams at the American League Park June 28. And_when one of them approaches a Washingtonian with a suggestion that he see this ball game on this special day scores of youngsters like Reuben at Chil- dren’s Hospital arqsilently urging the purchase. Remember it. FIRM MAKES ASSIGNMENT, BENEFIT OF CREDITORS | Guest, Hanvey & Co., Commission Merchants, List $11,829.46 Debts; | $20,839.20 Assets; Besides Realty. Frank B. Frank Han- trading Hanvey & ' commis ants, at” 915 siana av > northwest, yester- | day filed with the recorder of deeds an assignment for benefit of creditors o Rober! Harper and Julius I Peyser, a The 'debts given as $11,82 est and the partnership are .46, exclusive of $11,- 000 of contingent liabllities. The as- sets of the firm are estimated at $29 8 , in_addition to real estate v: | ued at $85,000. he assignees through Attorneys H. Winship Wheatley and T. D. Peyser asked the District Supreme Court to take over the administration of the firm’s busine: Justice Siddons di- rected the assignees to furnish a bond of $30,000 and to render their ac- counts to the court. HEALTH RULES FOR SCHOOLS. | TPamphlets containing health rules |and health rhymes will be distributed to the 7,000 pupils in the third and fourth grades of the public schools ;») the Association for Prevention of Tuberculosis, it was announced to- day by Supt. Ballow. The health rhymes will be given to the third grade pupils and the health rules to those in the fourth grades, = e Father John's Medicine Enriches tne blood and builds new, | firm tissue. Start to take it today.— = type—at your 1429 L St NW He never existed. ‘The shoemaker can mend a D. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—"The First Year,” with Frank Craven, comedy, at 8:20 p.m, POLI'S—Pauline Frederick, in “The Gullty One,” drama, at 8:30 p.m, PRESIDENT—"Six Cylinder Love,” comedy, at 8:30 p.m. GARRICK~"The Girl {n the Limou- sine, farce, at 8:30 p.m. BELASCO—"East of Suez” melo- drama, at 8:30 p.m. KEITH’S—Jack Norworth, ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. COSMOS — “La Petite Review,” vaudeville, 3, 6:30 and 9 p.m. STRAND — “Seven Honey Boys, vaudeville, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m, GAYETY—"Follles of the Day,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m, RIALTO—"Hunting Big _Game Africa,” photoplay: at 11:30, 30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. ‘The Famous Mrs. at 11:05 a.m., 1:05, 3.15, 5:20, 0 and 9:30 p.m. PALACE — Theodore Grumpy.” at 11 a.m. and 12:45, 2:25, :20, 6, 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. METROPOLITAN — “What a Wife Learned,” at 11:35 am., 1:35, B 0, 7:40 and 9:45 p.m ¥ ‘CENTRAL — Milton Sills, vironment,” 4:35, vaude- in 1:30, Roberts, 1In in t 11:30 a.m., 1:16, 2:55, 6:10, 8 and 9:50 p.m. ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Absolute divorce is asked in a suit filed in the District Supreme Court by Eugene R. Wood against Mozelle J. Wood. Misconduct with the orespondent last Friday forms the basis of the proceeding. They were married at Bluemont, Va.. June 2, 1915, and have one child. Attorneys :)mndu & Imlay appear for the hus- han All thc Latest $2 00 & $2.50 F-I-C-T-I-O-N For Rent 25cc h 933 G St. N.W. & 933 GSt. N.W. &5 YES _ —~We stand ready to supply Blank E. Morrison Paper Co. Books when you say the word. FORDS—USED—FORDS Continuation of Our Clear- ance Sale—any model—any price. Terms to suit purchaser ' Robey Motor Co. Main 2121 of shoes,buthe can’t mend abroken leg— A doctor can mend a broken leg but he can’t repair a broken automobile differential— An automobile mechanic can repair a differential but he can’t tell you much about freight differentials— A traffic manager can give you infor- mation on freight differentials but he can’t build an automatic gas water heater— Ruud Automatic Gas Water Heaters have been built for over 25 years. Every Ruud placed in service today is guaranteed by a wealth of practical experience. There-is no greater recommendation than that given by the thousands and thousands of Ruud owners. Phone, write or call for catalog or see your plumber. Ask about the Deferred-Payment Plan " Ruud Manufacturing Company 733 13th St. N.W. Phone Main 6985 Sold by Plumbers and Washington Gas Light Co. SOCIETY TO MEET. The annual meeting of the Christ Child Society 1s to be held at 4 o'clock tomorrow at Rauscher's, Connecti- cut avenue and L street. 'Mrs. James AMUSEMENTS. Dudley Morgan, vice president, is tol preside. Addresses are to be made by Rev. W. J. Kirby, Rev. John J. Burke and Very Rev. John O'Grady. A tea and refreshments are to be served. There is also to be an exhibit of the work done by the children of the society during the past year. The ushers will be the Girl Scout troop of the society, while the music will be fur- nished by the members of the Boys® Club of the soclety. Friends of the soclety are invited AMUSEMENTS. ATIONALZ W% sae. Final week of the season JONN GOLDEN, Prefucer of ‘Tightais’,” Presents the 1st Year 4 Oomio Tragedy of Married wite B7 422 With and Original Gonpany Ex- n 3 Solie Tears in wew York. lhnfl by Winchell Smith, ufll WE PLAY LOEWSvAUDEVILLE s Shews for Prics of | Glntinoess om 13 Reon A Facltioss Array of Vaudeville “SEVEN HONEY IIOIH Bovs” Bornard & Leon Pike & QGeersia Hall; -m laser —PHOTOPLAY— GLARA/KIMHI.I. YOIING “THE WOMAN OF BRONZE" Kinograms—Comedies—Extra Features Mate—Fo, Tices—Nights 10c-310 200-5606 Except Bat. Mat.. Sun. & Holidays P 'y @t 11the-Mafn l!ll hur Lealic Smith apd Heazy Dufty Present for the DR. THOMAS PARKER BOYD Leader of the Emmanuel Movement of San Francisco, Calif. Lectures at First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets N.W. Tuesday, April 24, 8 pm. Subject: “THE MASTER'S LOST ‘WORD FOUND” Auspices Internationsl New Thought Congress Committes ALL WELCOME OFFERING ATTRACTIONS POLl s TONIGHT—S:20 Mat. Thurs.—Best Seats ,$1.50 A. H. WOODS PRESENTS The Incomparable Artist of the Stage and Screen PAULINE FREDERICK (In person) In her firat spoken drama in years, “THE GUILTY ONE” By Michael Morton and Peter Traill HUBERT Beg. Next Sun. — Seats Thursday MESSRS., SHUBERT PRE! NT JAMES BARTON ’ In the New Musical Comedy IN THE MOONLIGHT Wth a Brilliant Supporting Company. PRICES—Eves., 500 to $2.50; Thur. Mat, 500 to $1.50; Sat. 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It's obvious why The Star prints MORE Classified Ads each day than all the other Washington papers combined. “Around the Corner” Is a Star Branch Office. | RIALTO = YoU NEVER SAW ANYTHING LIKE I7 HUNTING BIG GAME AFRICA GUN AND (AMERA . .H A SNOW THRILLING RECORD OF TWO YEARS IN JUNGLE LAND ORCHESTRA BUBSIDIARIES oo a GEORGE MARSHALLS ATTRACTIONS' ' ———— SHUBERT-BELASCO “TONIGHT-8.15. < gestsinss $22 2nd Triumphant Week HAZEL DAWN., S, ™me- 50¢ & $100 - NEXT WEEK. SEATS NOW. BLUEBEARD'S 8TH WIFE SHUBERT-GARRICK TONIGHT AT 8:30 BEST $1 SHOW IN TOWN Grorze Marshall's Comedians in Avery Hopwood's Speedy Farce, THE GIRL IN THE LIMOUSINE WED.. ALL SEATS 50c. MAT. SAT., doc und 73dec. LOEW'S TODAY AND ALL WEEK THEODORE ROBERTS ‘GRUMPY’ William DeMile's great picturis- ation of Cyrih Maude's atage suo- “ With MAY MeAVOY' - and CONRAD NAGEL LOEW'S OLIIMIH s “TODAY 4 A..\I) ALL WEEK “THE FAMOUS MRS. 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