Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 44

41 TALKS and TALES . With and 4bout CAPITAL’S GUESTS ut of ever section | e to hold @ pow-wow, | econvention Pow-wow And to smoke the pipe of pedce— But unless drastic action is taken | wnd hurried stop-orders issued against the ever-ine of castin Complimentary r native sons and oth both old- line part ik to gum the Proceedin an extent nothing short state’s court, league of dele some other interparty arrangement will ever be sible nd up the conventions in tme lection, sing cra ballots favorite & such of are to a es or to v for List, sharp, folis, for cther! With hirsute tinge whiter and the gorgeous waisteoat of vester softenad by tints of shell-pink e, tormer Senator J. Ilam of ' 1 d court in the Shorcham lobby and graciously told his hun- ds of handshakers that he was re to convince Chairman Cordell Hull and his merry committeemen | that Chicago s the logical city i which to hold the coming democratie convention. Whisked to an from the mudidenin ed linoisian kindly Press an opinion on the politieal sit- vation in hix home state, both from a4 republican and democratic stand- point. He said “Locally, conditi complex. 1 fights on is difficult ally. T would Johnson has the s people publican delc here is an- adornment just ino Hotel ante-room, aw throng, the no nsented to ex- ¥ > extremely | o deters | say thy immer ld-line orga ut in the end and re ill be stongly it Coolidge conversation was scond to permit two int lipped by the ropes to wis" hand. it's wonderful to resumed thf lawyer then." for our side would be delighted it delegation cast a complimen 1or William Randolph He been such o friend i that they Gibbs MeA the end. As wention, T really ht then the flimsy ribb tnd in ancther second J. Ham by ritable Nation- Iiram ruders shuke i Chicaro having the hut | Ak mob out of reached Isadore 1 the Just Dockweil erowd, in time the to Califernia laugh with throug state had « “Were they spr ked Mr. ¢ Tiragil,wi United Stat cral at the Snil exp David ¢ over the v cast th Hed off he Golden for the adi uround cnted the Gnal | Dockweiler, | tnal meve “n mof conventic 6,000 offer. with for en- | think we The Los Angeics man said that M Adoo had the « sewed up. and the feeling throughout the west was that he would receive the nomination. Mr. Colifer was quite as confident | that Calitornia v Coolidge column when a show-down is made. Mo is a republican, une of the original supporters of Gen. Leon- ard Wood, and an old friend of the te President Rooseyelt. hd San Diexo man, who staged big exposition in his home ported conditions In the i American republic as thriving. to shake the > of Youngstown, national stepped down White, present | committecman oppir moment hand of E. H. Moo former democratic teeman for Ohio, who in favor George democr ational for the from the ma M. Cox for hat_everythin most tic sue commit- sresidency out Ohio w “serumptuou s more than a pos- sibility down to the Willard, > young politi al Committer of Jersey little skidding Fey's e nius, Natic Hague panied o, Mayo! his Norto! w right 4 surrogate of Hud- s encountered in cock alley While thi appearanc Mayor Hague's it a national committee meeting. he suceceded R. S. Hudspeth in 1920, and 4t the San Francisco con- vention presented Gov. Bdwards' | name for the nomination, later pwinging over to James M. Co # A leader of wondergul pérsonality, this new factor in New Jersey na- tional politics is considered to wield more power in Hudson county than Tias any man in its history. He boasts the proud record of electing two gov- ernors, Edwards and Silzer, and one Tuited States s in ihe brief space of two nd his favor is courted by all political as- pirants _in the Jersey Blue stat or Hague is an ardent supporter | ©f Senator Edwards. Surrogate (Jim- | Wie) Norton is an old newspaperman, Tiaving been connected with the Yérk World for twenty-five year Among the office force of a cert hotel bung. woman from Ky. soft eyes, south- cious manner be- section from which . while associates are | ier unfaltering for the | she rarely inflicts | feelings upon them, but | the stranger who dares s with her home town or | is a ah, inner be to libert Standing within earshot of the girl | last night two Empire state visitors discussed possibiliti of a certain , when one of them remarl ed, “Well, he might go big out Squecdunk or Paducah, but folks in the cities would consider him a joke." Chevks flushed and eyes flaming, Miss Paducah glided over to the p apped the speakes on the nrm acd ina trembling voice said: “Go lightly on that Pudugah stum, friena. it ean’t—it can't be that you are ac- h the pla | misconstruing the girf's ., the politician laughed sis, I've never had the; Is it a regular town, and, at does it boast? it boast!" exnical ack: pleasure! if_so, of w repeated yeurself a city chap! hoasts no less @ luminar: than Cobb—yes, sir! It is so ideally located that the mighty wa- ters of the Onio and Tennessee se- Jocted it as a trysting place! It num- lers more pretty women to the squara ile than any other cominunity in the Tnited_ States, and aside from. the uatural ability of all its thirty-oti thousand inhabitants It boasts the only monument in the country erect- «d 1o old Chief Padu \ “Paduc interrupted the New Yorker “and pray when did he ru “Ah, 1 thought as much!” cried the southerner, with a look of disgust. “You never heard of Chief Paduc, the peaceful Comanche, who back in_the trading days opened the first {as preparcd il buld he found in the f o jzome {with Mrs: | ments. TEACHERS’ PAY BILL WARMLY INDORSED Measure Prepared by Education Board Favored by Home- School Association. SENATOR JONES' ADDRESS Regrets Friction Between School Board and Commissioners. Support of the teachers' saiary bill, by the board of edu tion, was given by the seven hundred members of the Home and School As- sociation of the Western High School at & recent meeting The association in Tution i by the board of edu dopting « re ¢ bill as prepared tion swid: “The s more in dance with the provis the Dbill submitted 1 the ¢ s of the public school sy tem than any other proposed lessla- tion." A copy latic been sent to the Commissioners, tl burean of the budget, the subcomn tee of the on appropria- of the H ntatives e Dist beomn wehi of the the su ttee of the Regrets Spirit of Antagonivm. Senator Jones of New Mexico, ehair man of the committee on reclassifica- tion of . cmployes of the Di s declared: the s parently h board of edvcation and Commissioners. [ think cidedly untortunate tite 1 Jinow ntagonism develop the Dis that is de- % the first but 1 the bene that friction ought to w who i to blame, ar to me that that the ive and be any feeling of temperament have noticed ington {8 that 10 bond between the and the citizen- of Columbla. That perfectly natural s there to per 5 i < there and our is there, while you have rrying on virfous nd | feel t Mmembers ship of th ut in your af- at en Dis D betw should Con e celing menn bers of N of ras I have been The fecling is just I have not the sligh what at least 99 of Congr rict made n the world an ideal sch th W wres Sympathetic Hearing. Igwever, these are ma tion of it come atlon committeo cts that the: will have worked th and T feel quite su committee will at \pathetic hearin ally doesn’t approach thut the sub- st give you a ccomplish any- the members of general You should see one whose business it is to look &= particular matters. We have our various duties to perform, and they require quite all of our time, and 1 thin will the teniper of Some senators if you do not botiier them. But &o far as the ren of the subcommittee are concerned, I would not hesitate at all in going to them, and they will not ave any hostile epirit in regard to the matter, because it is the business of that subcommittee to look into th. things and do the right thing about it” COURSES IN MUSIC, PLAN AT NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE Step Taken by Volunteer Workers to Meet the Needs of Children. r workers of Neighborhood ave decided to establish courses in musical expression at the community center to fulfill wants and needs of the children who frequent the house. Mrs. John A. Cable, wife of the representative from Ohio, urged e workers at a meeting Sunday aft- ernoon to add courses in music to the | features of the house. She is giving two days a week to teaching boys girls to play the plano. “Some want to play the mandolin, the saxophone, and one boy longs to ‘really play' the drum, while otners just want to sing,” according to Mrs."J. S. Neligh, head resident of the, settlement. A’ committee was appointed to effect plans for incorporating music into the activities of the settlement. The bers ave: Mrs. John A. 1 Frederick Richardson, Betty Stronach and Miss Amy Leavitt, Richardson, press adviser to the progressive group in the house. as honorary The committes . and_announces an immediate need for small instr Request is made of any ong having an unused banjo, mandolin or cther small Instrum which would bring great pleasure to Some boys' or girls” club, to notify Neigh- borhood Housesthat it Is available. Gude's Flowers For all occasions. American beauty ro: vertisement Bielouss Drug Store E. Cap. & 8th Sts. is a Star Branch Office for the reception of Star Classified Ads. You'll fing it a handy point— and you can be sure of prompt service. No fees—only regular rates. public drinking bar in America! You know, when Ken——" but she never sinishid, for in another second the 1wo visitors were out of the hotel. In about fifteen minutes a huge box cholce bonbons arrived addressed To “Miss Kentucky,” and written on the accompanying card were these words, “Many apologies. Three rous- ing eheers for old Chief Paduc!” THE MIXER. The Star grinu MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other papers here combined. “Around the Corner” is Branch _Office nd o} Joan, vIQCITIZENS’ BODY RAPS . {men of Loth houses t whicl there | ave the time and | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ] | Grand Old Times. | > — — “The, times are passing fierce,” 1 said, h violence replete; the thugs and gunmen leave their dead tin ricks along the street. The pub- | lic prints have tales of blood, of j doom and midnight broils, of dying | shriek and ghastly thud, until my | soul recoils. To gain another at- | mosphere I'll read an old-time tale,’ i of knightly deeds and damsels dear, and heroes wearing mail.” And thend | I chose me a romance that told of {trophies gained, of chivalry in storied France, when warlike mon- archs reigned. ' And oon it gave my heart a pain, and turned my whisk- ers gray, for every one was being i shin, or going forth to slay. In !honor of sume lady’s eyes assassins | ran amuck, and knights were butch- ers in disguise, and deadly blows they struc nd at some third- j class lord’s decree poor knaves who had not sinned were strung up to {the gallowstree and leit there in {the wind. The headsman dourly pied his trade in every market i tov beheading dotard, soldier, | maid, and all the Ling marked down. And ‘there was evermore the rack, { and engines up to date, to rend and bru and wrench and cr; the wailing human skate. 1 put the gory book away and said to my Aunt T ‘heavens. in this later day such crimes are quite un- known WALT MASON. at vi tra 3 8. Ta R (Copyright.) !D‘ GAS TAX MEASURE The Michigan soclation is |in Park Citizens' As- | th “unanimously and un- sed” to the passage of ax bill in its present District committee chair- en; P, B form, the {informed In let 't R, Fuulkner, wnization. The e resolution un of the or- he result of a ¢ adopted at a sociation Thursday tion urged the mem- e committe Lo have the interest :nd welfare of this vot ct heart. to vig {oppose in no uncertatn terms an {tempt to force the bill upon us | its prescnt obnoxious state The secretary’s s d that ation, ~ orfginully offered by smimissione the District in rit of compromise by dment de of th play, at § PRESIDENT—"Scandal,” and motion pictures, continuous show from 1 ) lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. ~Wild Orang am., D. C. COURT GRAND JURY TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—Thomas Jefferson, at §:20 p.m. LI'S—2Mistinguett, in revue, at £:20 p.m. ASCO—"The Bat,” 20 p.m. in “Innocent mystery : comedy, 2:30 and $:30 p.m. KEITH'S—Grace La Rue, in vaude- He, at 2:15 and $:15 p.n: COSMOS—"Sweothearts,” vaudevill to 11 p.m. STRAND—RBiltmore Socie Orches. . voudeville and pictures, at 0 and 8:40 p.m. GAYETY—"Happy Go Lucky.” bur- and 9 RIALTO — Hergesheimer's at 11:30 am., 1:40 | nd 9:30 p.m. AN—Gertrude Ather- t 11:20 a.am., 1:15, 2 130 p.m, PALACE—"West of the pwer,” with Glenn Hunter, »seph 0, 5:3 METR Water t 11:10 and 9:35 n. AMBASSADOR — G 1'e “Ilack Oxen,” 1 CRANDALLS—"1is 11 am., 12 1 0 and 9:40 p.m. trude St SR ETIRED BANKER HEADS C. Smithson Named Foremen for Criminal Division Body. Other Members Appointed. retired banker, re noon place south- | yesterday by Justice Division 1 fore- grand jury s stigate criminal ch du eusuing three mon ified us rand jurors A. Fout ce J. Van Andre kingham, W { the which v es i | | | { { | | m Deteotives Ehmer £ the Baltimor this city makin udy tion under the sandberz cul poiice to fu those d attempt dens of District who to possess a of the enough WIFE CHARGES CRUELTY. Katherine Paris yvesterday asked the District Supteme Court for a limited divorce from Charles Paris, who, she | is serving a term of imprisor ‘for “dope dling." Cruclty i= charged and th ife dec s her | husband once threatencd to cut lu at. They were married June 2 1, and ve six children. Attorney | ohn J. O'Bricn appears for the wif DRAGGED BY CAR. While attempting to board & soutk bound street car on 14th street be tween New York avenue and G street northwest yesterday, Mrs. Mary Keiles man, fifty-one years old, 11 4th street ] nertheast, was dragged a distance | of fifteen or t&venty feet before the! car was stopped. Her back wa: ' It wrenched and she was painfully brujsed - was taken home e Mothers! Keep Your Childre ive them Father John's Medic Advertisement. JAILED FOR VAGRANCY. Jimmy Condom, who claime that his home s in Vermont and that he is a aliroad trackwalker by trade. { sent to Jail for ninety n a charge of vagra . Schuldt In_the District of Columbia | branch of Police Court. The dld ma | pleaded with the court for cu ment to jail and asked that - | glven medical treatment. He was ac- | commodated. . . Prevent Influenza. of Laxative | NINE T 1 keep the £yn o He honitny condition and ther wa ckx of Colds, Grip sad lnfluenza. The box bears the siguature, L. W. Grove | 80c.—Adrertisement. { | WOULD CHANGE STREET NAME A bill Introduced by Senator Bal!\ today and referred to the District committee would change the name of 37th street between Chevy Chase Cir- cle and Reno road to Chevy Chase drive. | | 1 pt. 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Dupont Branch Dupont Circle . 12°6¢Newton Sts.N.E Brookland Branch i e D. C., TUESDAY, ANUARY 1 2y 1924, g -RIALTO- -~ DRAMA MUSIC Goldwyn Presents KING VIDOR'S PRODUCTION WILD | ORANGES | NY JOSEPH HERGESHEIMER Featuring VIRGINIA VALLI 24 ADDED ATTRACTION®) Concert Artist—Radio Star GLADYS RICE Appearing Four Times Daily ORCHESTRA SUDSIDIARLES § GAYETY “HAPPY-GO-LUCKY" With KEL . and SHUBERT 4 Mghts, Beg. Tomorrow ELSIE FERG!JSOH THE MOON FLOWER VITH SIDNEY BLACKMER A Play by Zoe Akins Adapted from the Huugarian of La: Biro. An excellent cist Davia Burt: Wag PJATIONAL TH'EIE\'I:EE ABSOLUTELY MAT. SAT. AT 220. ednesday 50¢ to $1.50 GOLDEN ~Present; Wt hemun e and Brilliant Winchell Smith “A MESSAGE OF MUSIC” LATHAN GIBSON Tuesday, January 15 S5 P The Playhouse, 1814 N St. N.W. Admiskion $1.00 BESSIE CRANDALL'S, [METROPOLITAN) F AT 10" | | ! This Week—| AM. to 11 P.M. } | ¥irst National Presents CORINNE GRIFFITH | With Conway Tearle and Year's Biggest Caust, trude Atherton's BLACK OXEN { Concert Prologue DANIEL BREESKIN Vielin Virtuose CRANDALL’S, Avsssanon [l { hSt &Col. Rd. T0 AND TOMORROW « ITH CORINNT: A CONWAY TEARLE. K OXEN CRANDALL’S ,cEyi™ WILE an TRENE RICM ING “DESTINY. and OHARA in STIGHTING “CRANDALL'S ™ —ar. and ¥ MONTE 2DREY ! E¢ | BLOOD, { Theate: i 9th & B Ste. AR CAST, in “HIN MYS (L. CONMEDY | it | | MATS, 2 PO D TODAY ANT T RKCT DALL’S Apollo Theater a24 H St. N.E. S, AT __ STANDISH." CRANDALL’S | TODAY AND TOMORROW \ | IFFITH aud CONWAY FHE COMMON LAW. i Let Us Build Youa | ADIO | —an expert of long ex- perience is here to serve you. A NEUTRODYNE Sample Set on Display M. A. LEESE °5meaco 614 9th St. If Your Garag Matches Your Home They'll Both Look Better There's a Roberts IDEAL Garage for every style of home. P. A. Roberts Construction Co., Inc. - Munsey Bldg. Main 1776 —supply” the Blank ooks when you say so. E. Morrison Paper Co. = 1009 Pa. Ave. i masters in merrymaking. _ AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ~ MID-SEASON ANNOUN CEMENT OF COLUMBIABURLESQUE . FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY GAYETY THEATRE---“HAPPY GO LUCKY” Early in the season, when “Columbia Bu-lesque” had planned it: cateriainmeniz for Washington theatregoers, the Gayety manarement promised to present light and attrac- tive entertainment that would appeal to eve:y member of the family. | fortunate in the patronage of thousands of ladies as | pledge made in good faith to the public. We have been proof that we have redeemed a “Columbia Burlesque” now takes account of the good will of Washington theatregoers and renews its promise to continue high clais, diverting and brightly entertaining , .“Happy Gd® Lucky,” is cited plan >f entertainment for the whole family. shows at the Gayety. example of “Columbia Burlesque’s’ This week’s enterta nment as an “Happy Go Lucky” is one of 38 compan’es that constitute “Columbia Burlesque.” In 38 clean and well conducted theatres like the Gayety these companies, with member- ships that average 40 players, present an all new show every week in 38 cities. The shows are organized in New York and tour the Columbia Circuit intact and complete through- out a season of 38 weeks. “Columbia Burlesque” is nq make-shift attempt at entertainment. For more than 20 years skillful showmen have been building up the Columbia Circuit and producing “Columbia Burlesque.” The fruits of this experience are brought to the Gayety in the weekly changed shows that have redeemed “burlesque” from a general state of disrepu*- and made “Columbia Burlesque” the symbol of wholesome entertainment for man, wem- an and child. More than 1,500 singer. dancers and show girls are employed in presenting “Colum- bia Burlesque”—players skilled in the arts of song and dance; comedians who are past To garb show girls and principal women in ‘“‘Colum! Bur- lesque” style—and that means gorgeous gowns, exclusive designs, beautiful texture and the ultra in fashion’s modes—nearly 10,0)0 different costumes are required. Each company has at least five leading iadies, with 10 changes of costumes at each performance—50 gorgeous gowns in every show, for a total of 1,900 in 38 companies. Each “Columbia Burlesque” carries at least 20 youthful choristers, with an average of 1¢ costume changes every performance—9,500 individual costumes disnlavad =t ths Cayei. during the season. Nowhere: else can wemen theatregoers sze so much to delight the eye as in the fashion shows of “Columbia Buriisque.” creations that are shown in dazzling array. Women throng the daily matinees and eijoy the full and complete show exactly a: given at the evening performances. women patrons every afteynoon—ladies come unattended, in p There are 500 reserved seats at 50c for use Apart fron the jolly fun, tuneful music and joyous dance, ladies find at the Gayety’s daily matinees a feast of fashion in the costume s and theatre partie and have “the time of their life” in orderly and attractive surroundings. —SIX ACTS— Selected Exclusively From “B. F. KEITH” EXCHANGE ATSO CHOICE HIGH-GRADE Comedies and Short Subjects Matinee, 22c and 38¢c, 1 to 6 First Night Vaudeville 6:30 Last Feature Showing 8 Last Vaudeville Starts 9:15 PRESIDENT, MON., JAN. 21, 8:15 Mabel Garrisop, Ralph Errolle, Eliz. lolnr‘ ,Tales of Hoffmann’ POLI'S . THE NEW MURICAL PLAY “INNOCENT- EYES” - MISTINGUETT And a Hundred and One Others Next Mon., Seats Tomorrow The Selwyns Present SLIE OLIVE HIGGINS PROUTY'S Novel ‘STELLA DALLAS' - | e Chieago Opera Co. AWASHINGTON OPERA CO. habert Attractions The Mesars. Rlinhert Present WITH Wed. Night-—ARMY & NAVY NIGHT MRS. In s Dramatization of By GERTRUDE 1 PURC] HARRY WAGSTAFF GRIBBLE An Exceptional Cast of Players PRICES—Evenings. 50c to $2.50; Thurs. Mat., 50c to $1.50; Sat. Mat., 50c to $2.00, Plus Tax. Edna St. Vincent Millay DAR. Hall, Wed., Jan. 16th 4130 . Tickets—$2.50, $2.00, $1.00 On Sale—T. Arthur Smith, Inc. 1306 G Street _No_Ticksts Sold at Door—Building Rul ElTl-l's E HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE International Star of Song GRACE LA RUE New Ballads of Romance and Life Mr. & Mrs. Hale Hamilton The Favorite Star and His Talented Wife, Grace La Rus, in the Gomedistts. “DANGEROUS ADVICE.” . Feature Extractdinary Mme. Calliope Charissi The Celsbrated Greek Dancer '_ Shows Daily 2:15 and 8:15 - Sunday Matinee at 3. and Her Ten Children. xt Week—Rooney & Benmt hy Eight Other | SOPHIE BRASLA N LOEW'S PALAC ___F STREET AT 13TH _ Centinuous 10:30 a. m.—11 p. m. TODAY AND ALL WEEK WEST OF THE WATER TOWER A Juisating atory of reckless iove and its consequences, from the Jamous novel. By HOMER CROY with GLENN HUNTER MAY McAVOY. GEO. FAWCETT ERNEST TORRENCE NEW JUVENILE HIT “OVER THE FENCE” News — Topics — Overture LOEW'S CoLums: _F STREET AT 12TH BROTHER By REX BEACH An_amazing new classic by the author of “The Spoilers”—a story as appealing as “Humorosque.” With TOM MOORE TTON. EDITH ROB- MICKEY BENNETT THE PRESIDENT Last 2 Performances Toda; (Mat. at 2:30) of the Sensational Comedy “SCANDAL” By Cosmo Hamilton Phone Main 667 for Reservations! Tomorrow Night, Wed.. at 8130 Leonard Wood, Jr. Presents Wilfred Lytell and Peggy Coudray The Laugh-a-Minute Comedy “Lombardi, Ltd.” With RUTH HOFFMAN And the Whole Washington Theater Guild Co. Tues., Thurs., Sat. at 2:30 Including Sundays, at Next Week: “Anna Christie” By Eugene O'Neil. SHUBERT - BELASCO SHATTERING § | | ALL RECORDS * * * SMASHING ALL PRECEDENTS! ALL THIS WEEK-MATS. %22 Final Week, Positively, Forever in Washington Nights, 50c to $2.50 —Sat. Mat. 30c to $1.50 Wed. Mat. Best Seats $1.00 COM. SUN.-SEATS THURSDAY A, H. WOODS Presents MARY RYAN mb 25 N RED LIGHT ANNIE Original New York Cast and |56 12th 5t Now. ‘Washington Society of the Fine Arts Pressn Flonzaley Quartet 1 High Schoo : Mar, 10—8:30 P.2% se tic now on sa Inc., 1308 G Street uditori 21; Fe | Eingle and con ! T Arihur Bm ‘ilm Features TAKOMA TODAY » MAN, i, SN MAY AMERICAN ' 3 FLO, h & Butternut Sts. ‘akoma Park. D. C. TOMOR BAD . 1N NAME NAVY BLUES. RAPHAE| WALT By T _FROM PRESI- AT ““THE LO NEW STANTO! 1AM 6:15, 5, 9:30 p NE ADORE} BEERY NEW MEADERS REID, in “HU! PRINCLSS “THE HEAR DUMEARTON e TRUXTON et & P8 Vi CRUINATION. CHEVY CHASE (opn. Avenns & TODAY —SE YWEN snd HE LEAVE SEMON, LARRY ALIC SPIDER AND THE HIPPODROME™™= ; __RED GAP. CIRCLE 3'95 Pa- Ave. Ampls Parkine Space POLA ) KT TACK HOLT, ELIT] __“THE CHEAT 14th Strect and T __CIAL_COT LIBERTY “er 3 “THE 80- VIOLA DANA, THA MANSFII LTH CAS cHILI WAFFLES Prompt Table Bervice HEARTHSTONE RESTAURANT HOME OF GOOD COOKING Two doors south of ¥ private, Class and Dance Satur. day. Evening with orches ‘Bambalina Fox Tro Deportment, Enjoyabls reducing and classes for la Italian and Russian meth- ods as taught by Muschietti Private and cla instruction, 2508 Champlais. near 18th and Columbla rd, MARIA | School of Dancing o a2 L {Phone). STAFFORD PEMBERTON, Ex-partner to Mue Myrray-Gertrude Hoftman. Lessons in all st e { Studto, 1850 Biltmore st. Phone Col. 2902. 21+ Franklin 1485-W_ ] nt Clrel Yse WiLBUR ‘Dupont_Studie. Fancy, Toe Ballet, Ballreom, Ohildren’s Classes MISS CHAPPELEAR sons by appointment. ngnhp‘r'o'r{:_n’fi'n'f' 7 EOPeYSts 1vin TURBERVILLE STUDIOS . Renf pht, e GLOVER'S, 613 22nd N.W.—PRIVATD LES. sous any time, 75e. Course, 4 priv., 8 gl 36 Guar._results. ¥ine environments.” W. 1129. ARCADE DANCE Competent Instructors Week Nights, Si130 to 12