Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 52

TALKS and TALES With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS Robbery Under Arms ] - ———— Il have your money or your! Ilife,” the old time robber used to |sa he threatened you with gun {or knife, but ‘twas not often he tis a bliss to!would slay. If you were wise and | dug the mon from out the gypsire at your belt, the robber would not use | gun, or mutilate your priceless pelt. I've been held up at divers times by higwaymen, a godless crew ; giniun expresses himself, | having pulled ' their midnight v A& country matter from what section one nion of the ation must be which an felt old- ool V admira THE EVENING TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—Mary Eaton and Eddie ntor, in “Kld Boots.” musical play, BELASCO—Thurston, the magician, jat 8:20 p:m. KEITH'S—Nan Halperin, vaudeville. at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. COSMOS —“Dance | vaudeville and pictures: islm\\ from 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND—"Little Cinde vaudeville and pictures, at {and §:40 p.m. Parisienn continuous 15 p.m. ‘overed (third week), at 2 STAR, WASHINGTON _—m—' e e e e “apt. Ray B. Conner, Infantry, h been transferred from the office of the assistant secretary of war, to the militia bureau War Department. Capt. Lee 8. Dillon, 11th Englineer: in the Panama Canal Zone, has been detailed an military ~instructor at the University of Aisbama. First Liuet. B, M. Miner, infantry, at headquarters, District of Wash- ington, has been aasigned to duty in the Third Division, 8th Corps Area, Pacific coast. Capt. J. J. Kelly, 18th Infantry, at Fort Schuyler, N. Y, h been assigned to duty with the Organized Reserves at Chlcago. NAVY. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 192 talled as commandarc, 8th Nava! Dis- trict. Lieut. Maxwell Case at Harrlson, N. I, has been ordered to the Kane, and Lieut. Thomas O'Donnell In this city to the navy yard, Philadelphia. The President has accepted the resignations of Lieuts. Merritt A. Bit- tinger, James D. Veatch and Edward W. Rounds (Chaplain Corps), and Ensigns Russell J. Ehle and Harold 8. Nager. Lieut. C. B. Van Gaasbeek, Medical Corps, has been tra ‘erred from the recrulting barracks, Hampton Roads, Va., to the Naval Med 1 School, th elty, and Lieut. J. M. Campbell, Den- tal Corps, from the Naval Medlcal to the Marine bar- AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS, AM!TSEHENTS uA.u.R'AlTOuP‘u. POLI'S = - Belect Presents BETTY _coMPson_ THE COVERED “WAGON’ TWICE EVERY DAV F MATINEE TODAY B 2630 and 8130 SEATS NOW For FOURTH and POSITIVELY has been touched. | crimes, they lashed their palfreys tei Glass in theland \nlhdrt\\ Held up in alley or sigh just as|in_court, I'd cuss a season and per- kfast, he | Spire; it was a rather costly sport, the 10| but held no perils deep and dire. soldiers' | Then robbers knew that human life by every law was sanctified, and SRl ormluspery though they throve on sin and strife, they drew the line at homi- cide. But nowadays the robbers shoot before they ask you for the 1 dough; for human life they care no {lm.u it_is the «!uapr“( thing they {know. You'd gladly dig, at their de- {mand, the bright rose-nobles from our purse, but they assail you, gun hand, and you go touring in a ! rse. Since cave men in their law clime on paths of slaughter ny 1t With Flowers."” to creep, methinks there's| Gude's flowers. of course, for Christ- :ver been a time when human life | mas . —Advertisement. was held so cheap. (Copyright.) WALT prid . ¥ Compson in " Cat 11:30 a.um, 30" and 9:30 p.m. Y| abliy ting Senator ¢ of the Hotel 1 hi to b d how folks of 220 vlwnu row in his brow ¢ drew himself Virginians not for ) :10. 7:10 and CENTRAL — “Gold m., 1:30. 3:30, p.m. . B _ CRANDAL “The Leavenworth . at 11:20 am., 12:40, 2, 3:20, 4:40. 6, 7:20, §:40 and 10 p.m. AMBASSADOR—"The Spider *at 6:15, 8 and 9:30 p.m. —_— 't and replied for principle, a dole that acted on him receiving said further th it ing could make matter, 1 in oing and diy Vir- i tol s that h le not used to it in Pitts- the un- Babeock. Smoky city, and Lumber w situation w estern nothfn MASON. :SCIENTIST TO TELL OF BIGGEST ANIMAL Baluchitherium of Ten Million Years Ago Was Granddad of Rhinoceros. Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital ARMY. Lieut. Col. J. R. McAndrews, alry, has been placed on the retired list on account of disability incident to the service. Capt. W. H has been at the this eity Capt. C. B. Lindner, {lery Corps. at Vortland, een ordered to Honolulu, | duty Capt E. Corps, at Fort Mon Hoffman, Medical am Houston, Tex., 4 H. Featherston, Coast Artillery Corps, at Fort Monroe, have he ordered to the Philippines for du Sergt. Lyle E. White, 10th Infantry, t Fort Hayes. Ohio, has been ord- ered to Toledo for duty with the Ohio Natlonal Guard; Sergt. Winslow Cornett, 16th Infantry, at Fort Jay to New York city for duty with ational Guard, and Hensley to duty Guard. YOU CAN RENT FURNITURE For Your Home or Office Also for Card Parties Weddings Receptions Banquets ‘Theatrical Plays, etc., FROM H. BAUM & SON 464 Pa. Ave. NW. Franklin 5392 MAS —Cards and —Calendars A lost of pretty eflects in is and calendars. Low prices as we was cav- end of of in nde e Houston, usual detailed Arm Veterinary as an in- Veterinary | corp larity of the { Corps, e h il every Mr structor has pur | i | schoot s of day abeoek. that if his iy that ¥ Coast Artil- Me., has Hawail, for The superdreadnaught of animal life, fati prehistor the ma t held plains so—termed B T b n “hitherium®—was chiseled from his tomb by 5 Andrews, f an expedition, who is to lect il New Masonic Temple before the National Wal Artillery | Maj. W | ut Fort Coast Va.: Roy reid at the night The finding i skull is on tomor Geographi lumber ving other to the I would the of baluchitherium o up- | of the outstanding accom- ial as ! plishments of the expedition, which be- nsas | gan two years ago. It was one of more {than ten thousand specimens he secured | So far as known the uchitherium | man, and largest mammal that ever trod another | od 50 eighed even He & whole continue 1dded the off v, Allen of K ¢h him Ie 1e thirteen feet the largest largy grandd: if phants or f her young | this family tween four b i h ang hout any trace of the norn. 1, Motion pictures showing evers ze of the expedition, not only of the pale- | ontological work, but aiso films of the animal and bird lite of the present day, will be shown by Mr. Andrews here. An | Interesting feature is the filming of an auto race with a wild ass in the Gob | desert region. ion, but as ch the d sto g but space A a pesky trifle . o ruffie Mary, for best pal,” . known to many ! 1ocal new: .lnn-‘:rs:, T L Edees | LECTURES ON MYCENAE. didn't ch whether | — L2 { n!':'hwv_“. oriea Dr. A. J. B. Wace Speaks Before‘ I Lack her | Archeologists. ! 1 etght y Cora Shreve's T8 of fhe Brit- Museum, formerly director 1 o Dr. A The Bluebird” British Athens, fycen onder City jclent Greece,” before . the {logical Society 3 Ithe residenc T son, vice president of the society he lecture was illustrated wi lantern slides. Dr. Wace told how he | :onducted the British excavations at | Mycenae, which are a continuation ot the work done by hliemann |,| when he uncovered the rich treasures of a prehistoric tomb and | telegraphed to King George of Greeca | that he had found the body of his il- | lustrious predecessor, Agamemnon. l The next meeting of the Archeo- ! | logical Society will be h in the au- flllu[)\lm of the United States National January 1. Co Byron Prorok will gi 4 lecture cavations of the Site 6f An- lcient Carthage.” It will he strat- {ed with moving pictur, e CHURCH GIVES PAGEANT. i"The Shepherds’ Vision™ to Be Pre- ! sented Tonight for Charity. of the Sunday School of| Lutheran Church, 16th an northwest, will ‘present & Christmas ~pageant entitled “The Eat 0. Shepherds' Vision,” at 8 o'clock t e red to ull the Dovs | night at the church. The pageant sing room, Daddy 1.4“'“’n 1d with the annual white gift serv constitutional | jce, when the various classes of tie | Sunday school make offerings for *® {local charities and church benevolent | b 1y lef: institutions. hardly left Music incidental to the pageant McElhone, well | will be sung by a quartet composed and proprietor of [of Miss Edith Stowell, Mrs. L. Upperville, Va., hop- | Hoover, Lynn Gillchrest and J. cvator and greetings the fectured fon of “An- Archeo E. 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