Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1924, Page 40

With and About CAPITAL’S GUESTS When native sons begin té wax elo- | quent over the marvelous develop- ment of thejr respective localities the average listener usually dis- counts half of what's sald, xmuesl benignly and wishes the enthusiast | the best of good luck. But when the | booster hails from an entirely differ- ent section than that being boomed then the disinterested party immedi- ately takes notice. H Running into former Secretary of | Agriculture Edwin C. Meredith at the ! New Willard Hotel, the popular west- «rner, who was here to attend the funeral of former President Wilson, ! had a wondrous talo to tell of the prosperity that has visited ~Miami, ' la, during the past few vears “Really, it's remarkable” declared | Mr. Meredith. “1 have just come from : there, and'unless one s familiar with @ the section {t ¥ ubsolutely impossible to conceive the development. For in- stanco, the youny telegraph operator, | Uleary by name, who delivered the uessage to me announcing my, ap- pointment as Secretary of Agricul- ture, saw his chance, had faith in the AMiami, touz a Bver in real estate, and today 'is worth more than a half- million dollars—it's to that, what? “Yot couldan't even tie it Secye- tary—it has parley-playing beaten | both ways from the middle. Much | politics down where TALKS and TALES ' s, but as the majorit : 'from New York o of vi the dent MceAdoo enthusiast, a clos i sonal friend of the former Secrelary of the Treasury, and right at present would rather not be quoted on what I think of the situation. 1 have seen no statement issued by Mr. McAdoo, and untll I hear otherwise will con- | tinue to do all in'my power to help | bim secure the mnomination, . know, sometimes he who laug] laughs best” and off scooted the Molnes man. * A sbort trek down to the Rale found another member of the deud war President's cabinet, Willlam Wilson, Sceretary of Labof. who, to was In Washington for the funer of his old chief. Asked about conditions in I vania. a werry twinkle eyes of the former Secretary as he said, “Why, my boy, I've been livinis up in the northeast section of Ten- nesses for quite some time back—way up there with all those mountaineer republicans.” “You'd better be careful, Mr. Sec- retary, vou know little drops of wa- ter— “Ah, I'm not afraid. You sece, they seldom talk politics in the mountains— just wait for election day and then go out and vote. I'm up there in the in- terest of x huge coal and iron tract that is being developed, and am really €00 ! busy to think much about polit i “How (o (I dent Cool- ige 1o the « The - J" thought to keep his | it during the early months of | it and this cannot but , tead when the final | ade. No, there is no. vorite where 1 am located | e good sen. Right then Ellis Searles, editor of the TUnited Mine Workers' Journal, fresh from the recent convention at Indian- apolis, brushed through the lobby, and, after passing greetings with Mr. Wilson, tarried long enough to talk of the meet- { ing he'd just left. It was a red-hot session, with the} accent on the red.” laughed Mr. Searles, | “but the wild-eyed weré greatly in the ! minority and a single | point. After all of that clement had gotten rid of what ailed them, the con- | clave proceeded peacefulls, with really ctraordinary happening. i o immedi 1 @ conyenes in that city nest | and said that unless unfore- | uble developed he thought that meeting, too, will end in good order. “The present contract of the bitu- minous miners with the operators will oxpire March 31, and the new agreement takes effect April 1. There are certaln spot-coal operators Wi o! would be tickled to death at a dis- agreement, followed by a strike, but | neither tho miners nor the substan- tlal bituminous operators, who have contracted for their output, want any trouble no It merely a l]lle!flonl of these disturbers musterin strength to cause a break, otherw the new contract will be entered lnm' with determin T 'h|n|: things will right.” Tiptoeing hack to the Tiotel Wash- | ington to tch former Senator Hen- Aderson of da, but missing him by | an eyelash, a pleasant ch; was ||¢|I‘ with Mrs. t state regent of the Massa- | Chusetts D. A. R. who is here to attend a general conference of I, A. | It, state regent Mrs. Shumway, who is now cor- responding sccretary general of her | organization, reported great nrogr(‘h H in the drive being made by all D. A: | R. Chapters in hte Bay Atate for lhc £60,000 International Colicge for Girls, which will be erected at Springfield, Mas=a. (] “You know,” said sl i state organization authorized um‘ campaign, and of the 108 chapters ! in the state elghty have been heard from, and as it means but $7.50 per | member for threc vears, there is no: auestion but that the drive will be syccessful. The college 1s greatly needed and will undoubtedly be: erected.” | * % k% i That developments in the oil inves- tigation have caused the vast ma-| jority of North Carolina democrats' to tramsfer their support from Wil-' liam Gibbs McAdoo to Oscar Under- wood for the democratic Presidential nomination is the firm conviction of W. M. Person of Lewisburg, that state, who will be a candidate for Congress from the fourth North Car- _olina district next June. Seated in the lobby of the Hotel Shorsham, Mr. Person rearranged his ever-present red necktie, by which he is known from state border to.stato border, and then proceeded to tell how ‘the former Secretary of the Treasury's connections with the oil interests had reacted against him in the Tarheel commonwealth. H - “We were for him to a man, until it developed he represented Mr. Do-~ eny,” sald the southerner, who was gonducted an unending fight in his Jate for the abolishment of the tax cXemption lew. “Then overpight the ..'mlment changed. Of course, there' aspersions cast or Mr. Mec- honesty, or his right to serve nsel for’ the ofl interests, but omehow North Caroliniais™and oll | ‘never mixed well togethér. No, sir, Senator Underwood Is our_cholce .at wresent, and for m) ])lrl t not who knows e will enter rimaries tn June, 5> the séut for {5 that sow held by unuw; Eflr-lllluu !'ou. TH,E . Commissiongr the | h; ; many B. |3 ! construction of the memorial, iof fine arts. F. 1. Shumway of Melrose, | 4 | WISCONSIN AVE TAX T Wet Blankets — o3 LEVY IS EXPLAINED |* Engineer Commissioner Says Money Goes to Purchase of New Right of Way. ADDRESSES CITIZENS' BODY : i Street Car Company Attitude De- lays Widening of Street. Assessments which have Leen lev- ied agalnst holders of property abut- | ting on Wisconsin uvenue were made | for the purchase of property i order to obtain a right of way and not for the purpose of paving the roadway, | Bell tcld members of | eng’ Axso- . Alban's sh Hall last even Bell had been asked to,en- lighten the association on the meth- | ods employed in arivig at tax deci- ! slons. Many property owners, it was | sald, were under the impression lhul’ the assessments against them in re cent years has been for the resurfac ing of Wisconsin avenue. hut the €ommissioner explained that the first | principle involved was that of gain- ing u right of way. The money so received, he said, went toward the payment of damages and to expen: Incident to condemuation proceedings The Cathedral Heights assoclation | been vigorous in its efforts to ve this thoroushfare improved and | the car tracks moved to the center o the roadway, but it was brought ones that the trdetion compan threat- | ened to abundon the line rather than ' fuce the cipense of moving the tracks. Admits Homdwayx Bad. Commissioucr Bell admitted that of the dways in the eit were in very bad condition, but th. Commissioners were unabhie to reliev the situation as rapidly as desired be cause of insufficient “appropriatio He also spoke on zoning, and asked | the association to uphold’ the zoning | commission. \lflJ Raymond A. Wheeler, f assistant to the Engineer Commis- oner, said the cathedral authorities nly responsible for the ning Woodley rogd. Maj. credit to the®associa: T i | ch reatest changes in the zon reation of the res aid th: 1 estimate of the cost for improving is the amount allotted by, budgct bureau for the -entire s $1 600 worth of streets. sect for the death of the Wilson a dance which | was to have been given by the asso- clation at the close of the buriness meeting was postponed. Maj. L. C. Crawford, Maj. John Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Dr. White, B. H. Col- bert, Dr. Willlam E. Eaton, Mrs. J. J. Boobar, Elmer Shaine and J. A. Macdel, jr. were admitted to mem- bership. ~ Maj. Gen. Eli A. Helmick, president of the association, presided. MEMORIAL PLANNED FOR D. C. VETERANS Pepper Seeks Congress Sanction of ! Proposed Bandstand in Po- tomac Park. A memorial to those members of | the military and naval forces of the | United States from the District of Columbia in the world war is pro- posed in a joint resolution introduced yesterday by Senator Pepper of Penn- sylvania. The memorial is to take the form of a vermanent and artistic bandstand in Potomac Park in place of the present wooden stand. A commission, to be known as the {District of Columbia memorial coin- {misston. is named to provide for the : which | the nothing. is to cost government ! The members of the commission are Edward F. Colla- William Charles A. Baker, day. John Joy Edson, Mrs. Corcoran Eustis, Isaac Gans, ter Jones,” Arthur D. Marks. B. Noyes and Anton Stephan. The commission is authorized to add any others to its membership that it may desire. The design for the memorial must e passed upon by the joint com- mittee on library and the commission The resolugion ferred to the Senate committee on (I library, of which Senator Pepper i3S TELL US I —if you need llldnk {f{;nl):s:l‘t\(i carry a ruln» E. Mornso_n Paper Co. iLrt fiot ffl n Put Asunde Frank | In the troubled days of 9| the Civil War Abraham Lincoln many times found relief " from _his cares ina cup of -Java ;and Mocha, This same coffee ‘of ' historical ‘ex- ‘cellence is found- today at Swing’s. Java and Mocha 45 cents the pound | secretury v IR TODAY'. AMUSEMENTS. i s SATIONAL—Merton of the Movies” I've painted my porches and} ;"“"—"’“‘0 Passing Show.” 8:20 fences, in colors exceedingly smart;| . ga; RRI¢ the work should apoeal to the| ‘Bmrascomrmns mmois s senses of those who appreciate art. | ‘e ITH painted my porches vermu-on.!\.u.u'\'«'x'xe'_nf:" Sana 5h Bare. with borders of yellow and bluc.i prumDENT T '—*“Th HI h Cn t of and. though an uncultured civilian, I | Loving" & tarce, at 8:30 pam. think my art instincts are truc. [| COSMOS—King Solomon, jr. vaude- | painted mv fence ith ochre, efful- ‘vllle and pictures, comlnuous per gent, resplendent and chaste, and )formance from 1 to 11 p.m. thought that no raven voiced cro:\lnl D and Box Revue,” v er could say T was. showing poor| Joglle and pictures, at 2:43, 630 and taste. aid, as 1 laid down my ‘No Titian could beat me at{burlesque, at 2:16 and 8:15 p.m. critics, with slavering! RAM'S HEAD PLAYERS—Eugene an say that this job 1is| { O'Nelll's “Gold,” tonight §:30 o'clock. But forth came the ue\gh-( RIALTO. Coueen Moore, “Thro\xxh from grottes and woodsheds | the Dark,” 11 -, 1:30, e hencoops to say. “Your porchest ill scare all the autos that happen yinos P W | to journey this way. The colors \l)ll'l"'lu 5 ~ p B | i 0. and 10 p.m, used are discordar © they're shooing | and Jose- | teach other 1 . 3:10, 1:20 | dnml. Willlams' Show, ! no hur ~m.|| neighbors are tainted with env, and spleen; their hen { coops and sheds are unpainted, o mold all their doorknobs ure green Their windows and whiskers need | ashing, unkempt are their cell r| d carn, and so'thev come drearily | ioshing the gent who has painted his barn. ((.op}nghl ) th 50 ina 10 p.oi. CRANDALL®S—Jackie Coogan. i Boy,” at 11 a.m,, 12:20, 1:40, 0 and 10 p.m. | SPEEDS GETS 30 DAYS. Rowelia Bailey Must Serve Extra FARM AID C6RPOHAT|0N TO BE ORGANIZED SOON!{ month Unless $100 Fine Is. Paid. Rowelia Bailey, colored, brought be- | Meeting to Perfect Project With | foro Judge John I. McMahon in Traf- $10,000,000 Capital May Be ific Court yesterday, on a charge of Held i e | fourth offense in brezking speed laws, eld in Chicago. {was given a stalght J itence of for organization of the default to 0,000 agricultural relief corpora- Ul be perfected at a meeting to be 1iéld within the next few days, tary Melion announced today. 8 not advised whether the meeting would be held in New York or Chicago, but sald that representatives of the government wouid be present. Tt was decided at the meeting held herg Monday at the President’s call that Secretarfes Mellon and Hoover and Meunaging Director Meyer of the War Finance Corporation should participate n the organization meeting, but whether all of them wil attend has not been de- cided. meeting will be called by ence M Woolley of New York, wi \WALT MASON. Pl the B ‘The four during the cur- offenses were commit rent calendar year, Hot Coffee ..... 5¢ All Sandwiches .. ..10c Hot Chocolate . .10c Potato Salad ......10¢ tien committee «t Monday's conference. = 3 At Herzog’s Sior those who know and those who don't know—Fish. Eat flsh here see you again. Ouly fmll broiled or baked. 8 nllh H Hass, Shad, Turtle Soup, Cli wder, Beal- lops, Oysters in every style. .Im other me Open from 6 A.M.—8:30 P. i Slosed Bundays Seating c-mny Phens Fr. sas The Pbonophor Arrives in Wnlungtnn On Monday Feb. 18, 1924 At GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. tipless. No buibs defivered. experts. Gibson's, Palmolive Soap. sc. 3 for 23c; doz. . 50c Palmolive Cold Cream . 50c Palmolive \ran- ishing Cream. Colgate’s Big Bath Soap,ml 3 l%r 25¢; 12 for . . 89¢ '29¢ 29¢ 95¢ 23c 16¢ 16¢ 17¢c 17¢ 17¢ 29¢ 19¢ Scissors, Razors and Knives Frostilla DINNERS AND DANCES AFTERNOON ’I'E A Mavis Talcum... Squibb’s Talcum.. B. & B,’Baby Talc... J. & J. Baby Talec.... B. & B. Baby Soap.. 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Reginning with & conference at Chi- cago, February 18, Mr. Haynes will visit St. Louls, St. Paul, Minneapolfs, Denver, Kansas City, Wichitx and Loutsville. An neient charl in England, which makes an nually to the two i longest re - present employe 2 the Guilford ard | dcetston to 2 threw a five ning aniot CHICKENS —cnrcfully sclected, mi! home dressed fowl, Stewing Chickens, '+ 38c Baking Chickens, ' 40c Frying Chickens, '+ 45¢c |_Turkeys, v 45¢ P-K Coffee Lb., 28¢ Always refreshing, ys delicions Get It At GIBSON'S Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Lunch at Gibson's Soda Bar Pies and Cake. Baked Beans .. Strflwberry Short- cake ..15¢ Ice Cream Soda. . ..10c 10c 10c Special 12 Sc Soda Checks (60c worth) for 50c Tungsten Bulbs at Special Prices 10-Watt, 15-Watt, 25-Watt, 40-Watt, 50-W att Special, each, 23c Other sizes at lower than list price. J American-made bulbs, Trusses, Elastic Hosiery, Abdominal Supports, fitted by Prices most reasonable. ?I: Braces. 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'I'IIIIII THE DARK | SCREAMING COMEDY WILL ROGERS AT HIS BEST IN TWO WAGONS BOTH COVERED FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA W~ NEXT WEEK 98 STEADFAST HEARTS And “Our Gang” Comedy Socisty of the ¥ine Aris Presests 'w"wlf‘ onzaley Quartet Auditorfum, Central High Sobool HEAR’ RES: HOME OF GOOD COOKING 526 12th 8t. N.W. _Two doors seuth of ¥ day | ARRICR war. sin, Helstela & Graham Aznsunce Urusual et cut sn'n 1c &% et :‘lu P et e v i 1772 Chureh St. (Between P & Q) New—Fireproof—Well Warmed CHARLES BAY, in ‘The Courtship of Myles Standish” 32 Exhibitions: 3:43 snd 8:00 P, | oli's Wed., Feb. 20, 4:. |Beats Mrv. Green's Buresu ‘ Droop NA'"ONAI-TI’IEATRE[ ! ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF G SHUBERT { - PATCHES e Followin, -.:r Stvartised "!‘-Hay 3 eats ST. "THOMAS’ HALL | FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Admission: 50c Childres, :se Ooly appharance ln “umngm this season Poli’ Toth and G. wrany | Cast of Thirty-twe Players headed by Owing to the sTeat demand for seats, ance will be ziven t! SUNDAY NIGHT, FEB. 10th IRENE BORDONI 1o Avery Hopwood's Gay Song-Play «Little Miss Bluebeard” | : Next Mon. Wed. & Sat. Bests New, A Rip-Snorting Farce! Paul Schwarz’s Washingtonians || —The Orchestra A LAUGH EVERY MINUTE “THE HIGH COST :30; 1,000 Best § $1.00 plus tax Aty NEXT WEEK “SIMON CALLED PETER” SHUBERT - BELASGO Tenight at 8:30 Be | e | Popular Mat. Sat. Bost Seats, 52 | A WONDERFUL SHOW ALL THIS WEEK IN HONOR OF OUR 1471 ANNIVERSARY DON'T MISS IT Mr. Fredanck Paulding “The Mighly Mlzlciln" ‘Willard Hotel Ballroom Friday, Feb. S, at 4:30 P.). Christ &fi Society Fresh Air Farm TICKETS, $1.60—NO TAX" acts of a father doing his utmost to shield her in ANNA CHRISTIE Thomas stupendously film version of Eugene O'Nelll's powerful and vitally interesting study of life in the raw which was the Pulitz- er prise play of 1922. AND DON'T FORGET WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS In an entirely new program of their mas. terpleces of symphemic syncopation. NEXT SUNDAY AT CRANDALLS METROPOLITA L ST TWO DAYS THOMAS MEIGIIAII In “PED PIPER MALONE” By BOOTH TARKINGTON Comedy—=News—Toples—Ete. Beginning 8 Y. * DOUGLAS MacLEAN In the Season's Comedy Hit! COLUMBlA NOW PLAY G. B. SAMUELSON Presents The Greatest Picture of All Time! “NAPOLEON Josfi’mna" Fascinating! Marvelous! « Spellbinding! ‘Revealing the life story Napoleon Bonaparte, vpho brought the crowned Heads - of Europe to his feet and who met defeat only when he divorced the ronu: he loved‘! Poru'll;:‘ ng the greatest spectacl in the world’s_history --d climaxing in.a might; 3' 000,000 reproduction of the BATTLE OF | W 18 :IEEI(’ s ; Pennsylvanians Hepeating Last Week's Sensn- tlonal Success In nn Entirely New Program Daily at , 3:45, 7:25 and 9:30 P.M. FIRST NATIONAL PRES! STAR CAST Including Jane Newnk. 10 Al il __FiatiNG RLood. ENTRAL ifi CRANDALL'S .,E,,,.,.,X T] Shubert Attraeti TONIGHT at 820 POLI, s MAT TOMORROW GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE FOR ALL PERFORMANCES BIGGEST OF ALL SHOWS NEW 1923 EDITION TED LEWIS Gro- aseeus JESSFL 100 WINTER GA‘DL‘ BEAUTIES Bu' Monday, Scata Sc"x’ng i LIONEL A'I'Wlll “THE OUTSIDER” | By DOROTHY BRANDON With a Distingulshed Cast, inciud- ing Lester Lonergén, Aun Davis Pat Somerset, Whitford Kane, Join Blair, Florence . Fernando | E_YEAR IN LONDON Pllcu—lv-'.. o0 to S8.50; 1 Thurs. to $1.50. B0c to 82 | Bureau. Broos's Toth & n_ 6493 2 < 8FKEITHs HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE Great Co-Star Bill ELLA | WILKIE [ SHIELDS | BARD ' England’s ¢ '.l! um lh-d!lln Greatest Comedian LOU HOLTZ Popular Blacklace Comedian COYNE & FRENCH #Musio of Motion® DOYLE & PRITCHARD Tn_“The Iobby™ 8 Other Super Featares Shows Dafly 2:15 and 8:15 Bunday Matines at 3 NENT WEEK oD ! 1 porin WILLIAMS And Her All New Sensational Revue With JACK WALSH. PHRIL ADAMS Sth St. EADERS s nln H LW __Woo! V. 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