Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 44

TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS | | “Hello, Tello, Henry'! And with a hearty rom both in unison, former G Ly many torne d, grasp lobbg of 1he little “d e the minutes Ottawa, tresh There was voic nappy spent out in the Flowe but onee their sation drifted to politics so distin was the hush that made one best ch other's hands in the called old n wher t o 50 times out the two star ache; raad t pedui on eithe re Kan., on life's old Sun stat conver spooky ot diffe litical ons, | , and brother | lifelong | nversed an « » friends 1 outside mention of Johnson, Medd , Ralston and Dav spoken Russian for of Smith, Unc they might have all the good it did a listener. When approached s however, both men were mo and while Mr. DeFord « opinfon of the political but courteous * plox Allen s leally following said Presi wa in the west “I have just left Kanss and commendation of tie Preside is heard at every turn. His | the world court suits our Being of a food-pro- teeling, as did that thére must plus, midd satisfied that som 1 ummate Naturally, | pleased with his taxation sug- and as Kansas has paid her onus that phase of the mes- Iy us. rumors nning Coolidge arately, t affable, nfined his tuation to a t's extremely ke enthus- which he galning f th nt Coolidge he said, | t's sectic Hardin, outlet that you ate on the think good ye my b of such rs to and | Billie” ) I i { ELKS FILL BASKETS ien. | Christmas Gifts of Order to ew Willard Hotel and for fifteen | | long as they talked of | {membe: { the | making i kets to indicate the {but that each subordinate lodge will the former | d scooted up es in th Lowden | trom | £ Bob | asked ought nominate with the 1 whont he uld an_gather there ‘ain't wrong with the Cool- nts. 1 just left Pitts everybody out there is President. The same is York. Last week I at-| i :ture show on they showed | honestiy, call out th the che hin arrange ch and on_the true in New te P when portrait, and nt's wdd through k people sident’s message in gene d new and ally life will be b another prosper- | sllow. In a nutshell both states is that Presi- lge will k away with tion ected by an i in Just corre breezbd Secre r certain Washington western paper lobby in search then spondent of ch the throt tary SI the latest of the on that puft N rs ar it chirpad chorus as the ne what in up spaper- tinued public here the ns we last w reading: s large informant, ring the name Lowden, Col. Felder, silver-tongued ora- the New York Felder, Chorosh and McCrossin, for- ly of Atlanta, and a democrat of the old school, but great admirer of the Oregon, L, statesman, joined the group and told this one on the for- mer Governor of Illinols. ' was back in 1903-04, ol. Lowden was elected ROV He and former Senator L. Y. n were stumping Franklin At Benton, the county seat. ged the best rooms at Jut during their ab- the clerk, a young seen Thomas tor of at the hot that nigit Ay + Sherman had of dark hall nto a close, 12 stretched, me of the millionaire dir Wiy in the wor us out of the room wn in this dump sked Co! . with much indignation. wded to the roof, replied lerk. u couldn’t over to & ord had traveling Yo sbme who pla in the Morse way ed a prominent nd King cases, is anta to deliver an He. it was impossible to make heads or tails out ‘democratic muddle,” and, democrat, it wouldn't bother Lowden was elected. * * Spying former Representative Wil- iam Lorimer of Illinols tripping down 15th street, a Wrisk walk with him to the Hotel Raleigh elicited the fornfation that he was absolutely uninformed a to the political situa- tion in his home state, or the country for that matter. said v th part address. or hin % the Jower purth, “ghth, irst sesgions, but United States Sen- ared invalid by that body entirely upon the ne o find what's what. in states tod fou know I have been down in Colombia for the last two and & half vears, and my work is of such pro- portions I have little time even to read the papers as much as L would ke to.” AMr. Lorimer reported conditions in Colombia as rather quiet at present, but that the project in which he Is ted is developing rapldly. He main in town several days on | with the government. * % % % The latest going the rounds of local umen-corners runs something ike this: 1f Underwood and Smith unite To push a dark horse through, And Ford should “ves” the candidate, Then what will Mc—Adoo? 5 THE MIXER. —_—e “Say Tt With Flowers.” Cude’s flowers. of course, for Christ- mas. 1212 F.—Advertisement, hicago it man, y-sixth, Sixtleth and Six whose seat in the ate was de 1 @epend papers to the < of nothing | the | Folat law® firm of | just be- | fit to change | | for the Bursum bill introduced in 1 | i continued Mr. ; much com- | felt that | { | | i bird?" | Lowden boosters as | ling China, the Philippin ATERNITY TO MEET 'FIRST TIME IN D. G~ Phi Alpha Delta to Have Mquet, Ball and Sightseeing During Three-Day Convention. FR | FOR 100 FAMILIES The national convention of Phi Alpha Delta. one of the largest legal fraterni- ties in the United States, will be held in hington, December: 20, 30 and 31, the first time in the organization's his- |tory that a national convention will be 11in the east. Wardman Park Hotel as been designated as headquarters. The first day will be devbted to busi- { ness, followed nquet. Sunday Poor Will Be Given With Donor s Name Secret. Members ¢ Elks usual Chr hundred or familie Washington Lodge of aring to make their | tmas distribution of one more baskets to worthy | John H. Ohitrich, ex- alted rule rman of the com- mittee, while W. S. Shelb retary, is doing much of the a work to make the affair a success. The day before Christmas numerous f the lodge. plaving the of Claus, will appear at homes selected. extend the sca- | greetings and depart without known their identity, and nothing- will be attached to the bas- donors. “Quite apart from the ‘sigr Thich it has to many as a. religious testiva g the current issue of the Elks' magazin, *hristmas has come to be recognized as an annual season of good cheer and happiness, of gift-giving, of remembrance of the poor, of generous deeds and {ndul- gence of every y impulse. In this aspect it makes an appeal to every heart, and partieularly to the heart of ev “Tt is is_confld. will prove the ~delegates will pend in sightseeing and in the evening willsbe guests at_a _smoker and banquet & Taft Chapter home, 2011 Colun 1. The election of nationa) of s"WIII bo held Monday and the con- on will close with a ball in the part special assistant to Denby, is chair- son’ Chapters of Phi Alpha Delts have been . established at and George Washington universities, Chief Justice Taft of the United States Supreme Court. Gen. John J. Persiing and Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis are members of the fraternity, The late President Harding was a member of the fraternity, also, Leing inftlated as an honorary ‘member of the Taft Chapter shortly after taking offic INTEREST IN ELECTION. gandidates Nominated by Army and Navy Union. centers among members of the President’s Own rison, Army and Navy Unlon, in the election of officers for the com- ing calendar year that will feature the muster Thursday night Two candldates for commander have been nominated—Edwin W. Hoban, the blind chaplain of the United States Soldlers’ Home, and Paul Schnider of the land office watch force. Other candldates will be put jup at the muster. John Mecllree, 1 ‘tiring . comm declined re-ele ‘tion after se two terms. cance y hoped, and i . that this yea | Two eption to the rule no ex pirit of the season and with the best tradi- | “of the order. make generous or its Christmas charity Keen interest the most worthy poor are gener- 1 most sensitive,” the editorial | added, “and the sweetist charlty re spects that feeling and refrains from wounding it.” smbers of the ldcal committee are avoring to find persons who are really deserving and will avoid dupli- cations if possibie. Last year the Elks throughout the country spent ap- approximately $2,000,000-in" charjty. BILL AIDS INDIAN WAR VET Pension Would Be Paid Fighters if Measure Passes. s been s chairma committee of th Army and Navy! ) all véterans of In pport legislation in- : House by Representa- providing recoj es of these ve and other consid- ng Prevent uenza. oo ” Effect of Laxative will keep the &ys- and thus ward_ ot 30 A nation-wide apveal by the 2 n legislative h Senator 11 take stitute to_ get Bursum to su the Smith interested in th Mr. Hoban b; United States Home In this city. A ST A e | Keep Enersy High—Ward Off Colds. Fr. John's Me@icine builds strength. —Advertisement. MAY UNITE SHIF ROUTES. A proposed plan five tes embraced Kingdom and Ireland Shipping Board would be cons [to effect a savwz In operating costs ! was dlscussed yWsterday at a confer- ence between managing agents of the i utes and members of the Shipping | Board. The Senate. Veterans legislation can reach addressing him at the ldier: “Used qus” If you want to buy. a Used Car—consult«Star Classified Ads. If you own a Car you want to sell—advertise it.in:Star Classified. It’s a quick way to buy or sell — for nearly everybody consults Star Classified Ads. * That why The Star prints MORE of them every day than all the other papers here combined. “Around the C a Star Branch new plan would involve a re- | duction in the number of managing | agents In - tiifs-service, but whether | this matter was disposed of at the conference was not disclosed _— |LIEUT. COL. TURNER DETAILED\ Lieut. Col. Thomas C. Turner, United | States Marine Corps, has been detail- od as an aide to the Secretary of the Xavy. He is from California, and a e of the Biddle famlily of Phil- adelphia. He entered the Marine Corps in August. 1802, ard has ed arts of the world, includ- nd Halti. At present he charge of ma fation at the will continue s Nay on For Christmas Delivery No Cash—Pay Next Year ON ALL SIZES Payments ow $7.50 Per Month WASHINGTON GARAGE CONSTRUCTION CO. Main 7984 CONTINENTAL TRUST BLDG. 14th St. at H Get It at Gibson’s The Best Christmas Gift of All A'New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph $95 to $325 Sold On Any Terms You Want. When You Get Your New Edlson Be Sure To Get It at Glbson s 917-919 G St N. W at night by the blannual | i i | &————..4 At Rest A]nng the churchyard paths I walked, as fell the eventide, and drearily the sexton talked of peo- ple who had died, “Here they re- ‘'pose in' peace,” quoth he, “beneath the quiet stars; and most of those whole graves you see were killed by motor cars. As stubborn as Misy souri mules or Afric’s crocodiles, they laughed to scorn the laws and rules and hit up Sixty miles. And some of them would hog the road; a course that’s sure to grieve; and then they came to this abode, whose tenants never leave. And some of them neglected brakes they knew were insecure and scorched serenely by the lakes and_o'er the gloomy moor; and presently they hit a tree because flu.y could not sto and here they're sleeping, woe is me, with marbie shafts on top. And some ~would talk while yet they drove, with those who rode behind} and by the mere and through the grove we saw them go it blind; though in the by-laws duly ve scd they gave such laws no thought; and then they were embalmed and hearsed, and here by doomsmen brought” “Gramercy,” said I, “ancient man, my feet are growing cold, for always, in my pink sedan, I've daring been and bold. But since your grisly tale I've heard I'll drive with ceaseless care; I see that recklessness absurd won’t get me anywher: (Copyright) WALT MASON. A. W. GREGG PROMOTED. ‘Will Advise Secretary of Treasury 4n Tax Matters. A. W. Gregg of the bureau of in- ternal jevenue yesterday was ap- pointed assistant,to the Secretary of the Treasury to act in an advisory capacity with regard to tax matters. He has been conmected with thel internal revenue bureau since March, 3020, and lately has been chairman of the committee on the revision of the revenue act. AMERAS| FOR XMAS —Ready with a great stock at mod- erate prices. All sizes and kinds. OPTICAL CoO. | Cents M. A. LEESE 5ol Beanch 719 11th Street 9!7-919 G St. N.W. Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Special One-Cent Sale of Christmas Gifts Thursday, December 19 and 20 .8:30 AM. to 9:30 P.M. Not Responsible If Stock Is Exhausted Before End of Sale 6-1b. Guaranteed Electric Irons, 1 for $5.00, 2 for.... $5 01 Guaranteed Electric Curling Iruns, $1.50, 2 for....... . . Guaranteed Electric Toasters, vertical typr 1 for $3.75, 2 for....... Guaranteed Three-heat Electric | Heatmg Pads—far ahead of Hot-water Bottles—1 for $8.50, 2 for.... s $851 Men’s Four-in-hand Ties, excellent quality. for 75¢, 2 for... o Combination Garters and Armbands. 1 for 50c 2 for .. 5lC BAND CONCERTS. United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra Stanley Hall, today at 5:60 o'clock. John 8. M. Zimmermann, bandmaster. March, “Grenadier Guards,” i Losey Overturs, “La Sirene”....Auber Suite, “Norweglan Scenes”. Matt (a) “View of the Mountains,” s ° (D) “Peasant Dance,” “The Sleighride.” Mosaic, “Songs of Hawail,” Fox Trot, Lake “The Fuzzy-Wuzzy BIFE™ ..., Waltz Suite, ... Weeks ‘Old-Timers,’ Lake Finale; “Dreams of India," ‘Wenrich “The Star Spangled Banner.” SEES COOLIDGE AHEAD. Presidency Nominations Topic in Address. Frederic William Wile, correspondent, outlined the prospects of the varlous presidential candidates of both parties in a speech today at Sidwell's Friends School, on “Present Political Conditions in Washington.” Since a man “in” has a great advan- tage over the man who is “out” of office, President Coolldge now stands the best chance of being nominated at the Cleveland convention next June, sald Mr. Wile, although in the western states Senator Hiram John- son has considerable influence. Mr. Wile spoke of the effect pro- duced by President Coolldge's frank message to Congress, especially as it touched upon the bonus agitation, and expressed the opinfon that the bonus would pass Congress for politi- cal reasons, probably over the Presi- dent's veto, in spite of the fact that the people’ throughout the country have shown themselves strongly op- Posed to the bonus. Mr. Wile commented on the very close balance of power existing in Congress today, owing to the almost even number of representatives of both parties in each house, with the insurgent republicans holding the de clding power in many !mportant na- | tional questions, newspaper Complete Stock Eversharp Pencils 50c¢ to $5.00 Self-Filling Fountain Pens 95¢ Up War Tax 5% Get It at Gibson’s |] Where Your Dol Extra = Have More Suspenders, 1 for 50c, zfor wioisine 516 Men’s Handkerchiefs, 1 for 10c, 2 for Candies Hard Candy, 1 pound for 35c, 2 pounds for.... Assorted Chocolates, 1 1b. for 50c, 2-pounds for 51 c Wrapped Caramelis, 1 Ib. for 40c, 2 Ibs. for Hershey Bars, plain or almond, 1 for 5c, 2 for. ... 6c 11c Hershey Bars, plain or almond, 1 for 10c, 2 for. . R-A-D-1-0 GREAT ONE-CENT SALE $4.01 Vario Coupler, 180 degree, $4.00. 2 for e'ern.icr Variable Con- densers, 23-plate, $4.50, 2 for $4 51 Diafs, 3-inch, 30¢, 2 3lc Phones, s 2 $6.01 $5.01 $1.96 $2.46 24401 . $5.01 $4.51 Z6c _B- Bam:nes. $3.01 Specials Not One-Cent Items érandes Superior Phones....... cediosees . $459 UV-199, UV-201-A, WD-11 and WD-12. Tubes. .. . . .$5.39 Nathenial Baldwin Phones, Type “C”..............$7.89 Aerolu Senior Set, complete thh Tube and Brandes Phones. Our Spe- $36 98 odflvtly nothing dellvered. no mail or phone orders on these Ic specials. Get It at Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents .. 912:919°G Se. N.W. Coherer 3,000-chm. for sisae Netco Phones, $5.00, 2 for......... Variable Con- densers, 23-plate, $1.95, 2 for......... Variable Con- dengers. 43 .- plate, $245, 2 for. Vario Coupl ers, 90 degrees, for .. . Va nometers. Pathe Moulded, $5.00. 2 for..... Variometers, 130 degrees, bakelite, $450, 2 for . Initialed Binding Posts, set, 75¢, 2 sets.. B-Batteries, large size, 22%:-volt, $3.00, % for ... ‘mi'ialtery Chps. lZc, 2 13 108 pekets, h'a‘kelite’, 71c "fihiamts. 760 R ostats 7GC 7s%c§te'xr(.rystals, 12:, 132 2 for “‘l"l\zm:‘::;raph 'A:iac)} 760 ments, 78¢, 2 for C Inductance Tap e v AL 2 justers, 30c, 2 for... ... 3lc TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—Mary Egaton and Eddle Cantor. In “Kid Boots,” musical play, p.m. BELASCG—Thurstdn, the magician, at 8:20 p.m. KEITH'S—Nan Halperin, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. COSMOS — “Dance vaudeville and pictures: show from 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND—"Little Cinderells. vaudeville and picturcs, at 2:45. 6:30 and 8:40 pm. GAYETY—' 'l‘nll;\I r;‘f the Town,’ BETTY lesque. at 2:15 .m. LOEW’'S ALAC _F STREET AT 13th RIALTO Parisienne, Select Presents continuous 'nmu AND ALL w EK Metro Presents | | bur- | | TN and 9- PALALl-}—llnluv\ et COLUMBIA—Eola XNe §panish Dancer” ut 05, 5:10. 340 and-5:30 pme “Broken Hearts 30 am.: 1:30, 3 itting <amls.7 T AT CHAMBER TO MEET. Several Members of Congress Are Scheduled to Attend. The Washington Chamber of Com- merce will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock at the New Wil- lard Hotel. Several members of Congress are to be present and several important committee reports will be received Isaac Gans, president of the chamber, will preside MAS —Cards and —Calendars ~—A host of pretty effects in cards and calendars. Low prices. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1008 8-Lamp Carbon Christmas Tree Lighting Outfitt IN ) WOMAN T0 WOMAN FEATURE STARTS 11:30 A. M., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 LOEW'S A picture of her swhole caree: S oL ire Cotertd = HELD TO ANSWER l'llAL'l‘n—Run r‘omxn n in “Wom- Aght for homor and love! " 1A WITH HOIJ!E PETERS F STREE M gflli . POLA NEGR! THE SPANISH DANCER Beginning Sunday photoplay (Whia weeksy: ‘at 7 > | EE From. Peter Clurk MacFarlane's llllllll||||||||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIWHTWHWIM Continuous 10:30 3. r with a happy ending. The fine HIS CHILDREN'S CHILDREN ALL THIS WEEK CRANDALL'S, [METROPOLITAN] F AT 1068 HIS WEEK—11a.m. to 11 p.n | i | 5 i Cirst National Presents ALL-STAR CAST Sylvin vie- | | | l | Mats., Wed,, t., G0c to §1.00 | Nights, 50c to $1.50 Including Owen Woore, Breamer, ’l‘nll) Marshal ginin W McKim, in the season's nu\rli;, THUNDERGATE 5l DOROTHY DEVORE TN “KID- DING KAPIE" EXTRAORDINARY CRANDALL’S "‘.TL';.‘IZ’:"’B‘:'}« . TonAT AND TN T AR | fioon “CRANDALL'S Startias Sun.. Dec, 23. Xmas Mat. & Wed. & Sat. H. B. WARNER | In the SnaniiwCOMEDY “YOUAND 1", LUCILE WATSON and a Wender Cast Mat., 38 to $2.50 50c to $1.50 . 500 to 92.00 MUSIC 3 Seafs On Sale Thursday 8-Lamp Mazda Christmas Tree Lighting Outfils Spe CENTRAL 9th Be Get It at Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. CRANDALL'S , 57 o 14th and Col Rd. MATS,, 2 P.M. DAILY P SUNDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW—M, MARSH, RISFITH'S THE TODAY AND 7 MOORE wna J0HN WAV i REANETTS GLES OF GAP" Ana COMEDY Nrsner o 08 & - 1230 © Thenter HOMI S Tire DAL TQRAY. STAR cast, Ty SuirTING AND - And | COMEDY A AT < SWOMAN PROpH AVENWORTH CASES COM CLE =195 Pa. Ave. Ph.W. 963 ll\“l'ln\ NITA N LEW NAGER, ROk AAEARTS b s CRANDALL'S ,,henses, . - Hies HIPPODROME'TH%L St Ample Parking Bpace __AMUSEMENTS. i NATIONAL THEATER| ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF Tonigiit Wed. ‘Ma ZIEGFELD roprem~ | EDDIE CANTOR s the Musieal Comody ‘“KID BOOTS” WITH - MARY EATON g Beed o 5% 45D naE : ‘William Anthony loou(rl & Otto Harbach ‘l LYIN H[’\ [, 3 Music Lyrics by TOMORROW—KENNETH TLAR L EanAY TIVRNEY | J08EPK McCARTHY and MILDRED DAVIS ZIEGFELD BEAUTY CHORUS RARY Ma S1 to 83 Seats Thur. “WE MODERNS” A NEW COMEDY By ISRAEL ZANGWILL. Author of | “The Meiting Pot,” *‘Merely Marr Ann, with one of the best casts ever organized, inclnding {* HELEN HAYES ! ©. P. HEGGIE Tsabel LARCENY TAKOMA THEATE! TONIGHT—ALMA RURENS EL BARKYMC WOME ELIT 4th & Bat- ternut Sta, AND Ti4th Street and R. 1. ITH STONEHOUSE Rt 2 P, DAL AN MATS. TODAY MASH. in WHITE ROSE CRANDALL’S TODAY AN Hihok BLixy NETT. THT: TARRY SEMON v )¢ GRIFE nnd P~ BRUSH Can. SAGE int 86 n THE Wt un.,\uu WYNDIL FANDING. RAPHAEL ¥,z %, HACK." with KEN MIRIAM COUPER. CAROLINA .11 &, BEYOND T with GLORIA _SWANSON DOLPH v u ENTINO. EMPIRE * HOBART ETERNA NEW STANTON ° s NEAL HART, IN A POWENT OF il MEXICAN “DEVIL'S BOWL, CHEVY CHASE TODAY — TOM MIX, orfc Theater Gu. AvelQuehecSt. HOWES AN 5012 Mat. Mon.-W in “ROFT ROIL FHE FIVE-FIFTE and California Sts. 1A KW ANNGY IGHTH WIFE MAIL ORDERS m»:::xrvvn Now ‘The Delight A LOVE SCANDAL By Carlos Ds With NORMAN RIS 0w And EDITH TALIAFERRD | | i | i { | | Kem’ th MaoKenna, s BLUEBEAN PRNCESS nIn H rH Shubert Attra Poli’s Twice Today TWICE EVERY DAY (Except Thur.. Dec. 20.) The PIGTURE SENSATION R TON, 1N ODE N0, 12 IN “HAUNTED DUMBARTON TRUXTON ™ Cowitel & sncave. Hurty M. Strouss prese: “TALK OF THE TOWN.” NEXT WEEK—"HAPPY DAYS..- Popular Priced 1343 Fisconsiz Ave. ALL-STA Booked Exclusively by B. F. Keith Vaudeville Exchange MAZETTE LEWIS & CO. In “DANCE PARISIENNE' ELKINS, FAY & ELKINS In_MIRT IXBTK AND MFLO MELODY" SHARON N STEPHENS in_“THEY NEVER CHANGE" MARCUS & BURR ‘LAUGHING MATTERS" DUVAL & SYMONDS In_“THEIR FIRST QUARREL" ROSE SELDEN & BRO. “BALANCING FEATS" SUPER-PHOTOPLAYS | Douglu Fairbanks Jr. in “Stephen Steps Out” T Ad3ed Comedy Charles Murray, “The Fiddlin® Fool Matinees, 22¢c and 38c till6 First Night Vaudeville, 6:30 Last_Feature -Showing, Last Vaudesills Starts 9:15 - PRESIDENT Thursday Evening, December 20 | T ! MES OF | HE M CHIGAN UNION Announco Their Eighteonth Amnual Offering | | 7" Seventy-five in, the Cast—All Men— e's a He' Office Salo Monday, December 17 Box R0 SR Orders Now ASKY THE T by H Peopie Saw I Firsi Week . 23,286 Second Week Third (This) Week DON’TMISSIT All Nights. 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, lmllld‘n‘ Sat. & Sun. All Mats. 0c, 75c, $1. Plus tax. Thursday_Affernoon. Dec. " ELEONORA DUSE In “SPETTRI" (GHOST MICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Tl.- Little Fairy of Tuneful Fantasy NAN HALPERIN Character Song Studles Special Fun Riet OLSEN & JOHNSON Likesble Lads Loaded With Laughs Extra: “The Surprise Party' HARRY A. YERKES FLOTILLA ORCHESTRA HELEN STOVER, WARD & VAN SMITH & BARKER, TEX M’LEOD BELLIS DUO FABLES—TOPICS—PATHE (Y oo SPECIAL Weds., Thurs,, Fri., Mats Only SANTA CLAUS & Free Gifts for Little On XMAS TREE Shows . 2:18 and 8:15 Sunday. Matine st 8. Fine_environments BI'S STCDIO, 11 and Fridsy, 8 to by appointment lished 1900. 23% Teach you to dance cor- rectly in a few lesson Strictly private, any hot Class and Dance Sat day Evening with Orches- Bambalina Fox Trot" and All the latest variations. | Dupont Studio. Ball | Guar. resuits. FROF. .n‘m: pws i i1 pm. Priv | Phome Franklin 856 DAVISON'S Prof. Mrs. M St.N. Main 1782, tra. New Dances, “‘American Tango. TONIGHT—S8:15 KATHERINE TINGLEY World-Famous Orator and Theosophist Lectures on Higher Education for the Youth PRESIDENT THEATER ADMISSION FREE For Free ¥ ed Seats apply at Box Office after 10 a.m., or afayette Hotel between 9 and 4. No Reserved Seats held after unlexs numbered tickets obtained beforeha: TOMORROW NIGHT—8:15 KATHERINE TINGLEY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, Fancy, Tos B: iren’s Classes “MISS CHAPPELEAR Private Jessons by appolntment " Phone Nort 1618 19th St Ri htway Studio 514 13th BT. N.W. (near F), Our_metliods are éasy, but wure. Egx /Crot, ete, All up-fo-date steps. pointment required. Hours 10 a.m. t 10 p.m. DANCE | "'E“‘:":E%'m o ‘Goupley Refreshmentsy | i i fea- Pian PRESIDE EAT r Prices, $2.00, $1.50, Sl 00. Box Seats, $2.50. (No tax.) ‘w