Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 11

~ :CARROLL APPOINTED . AT HAVRE DE GRACE Coolidge Sends Nomination as Post- "~ master to Senate—One Vir- { HOLDS STOCK GAMBLING NOW NATIONAL VICE Gambling In stocks and commodi- ties has become a national vice, Sena- tor King, democrat, Utah, declared yesterday in the course of a speech advocating a searching inquiry into the operation of all exchanges. 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHiNGTON. |AMUSEMENTS Ram's HeadB i]lilayers' New Director General Ball of the Ram's Head Playhouse, quite topped ex- pectations last nikht when he offered surely the finest trio of short plays me th' pillow.” Beck, always inter- esting and. capable, .gave a sound reading of the role of the count. Rupert Brooke's “Lithuania” follow-, ed. It was exquisitely done by Ar- thur Rhodes and Joe Hutchison, in the only two roles that seem to de- serve notice. Brooke, a poet of the first llne, wrote in “Lithuania,” what is probably a poor play. Mr. Bell scted himself in “Lithuania,” and Miss Josephine Hutchinson stays in your D. “Elizabeth Tudor” {s a veritable Babylon of color. The scene Whitehall exudes Elizabethan pig- ments. And the costumes prove Mr. Reynolds' claim to artistry—the real thing! By the way, he also desigmed costumes and scenic appointments for the other two plays. S S 49 STUDENTS STRICKEN. C, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1924. SHIPS AND AIR PROBE MEASURES FAVORED House Rules Committee Votes to Report Two Resolutions for member of the merchant marine com- mittee. Inquiry into the alrcraft industry was suggested by Representative Nelson of Wisconsin, eader of the re- publican insurgents, whose original resolution -provided that it should be handled by the House patents com- mittee, of which Representative Lam- pert, also a Wisconsin insurgent, is chairman, The rules committee, over the o Calves Liver With Fried Ham (f:rl;ttbzlflmthinand until crisp. Fry the Re he tar sliced liver in Serve on toast —a slice of - position of Mr. Nelson and the four democratic members, asserted that the aircraft investigation, if conduct- ed, should be in the hands of a spe- clal committee. Later Mr. Nelson de- clared he had not determined whether he would press for House authoriza- tion of such an inquiry, as he he- lieved it should be handled by the patents committee. ey = By finishing second among all c testants in the Cincinnati bLoat ra: Mrs. Jthel Hanley of Muscatl Jowa, becomes the champion woman | speed boat driver of the world. | ginian Named. Investigations. ham and a alice of liver. = = Cover with thi well seasoned with LEASPERRINS SAUCE THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE nator King had referred to the i Senate judiciary committee a report 18 oT E ON LIST i lot At Banton of New b © ng the result of an analysis HER STATES AR of 100 failures in brokerage firms and outlining remdeial legislation. Stocks and bonds transferred in Widely Scattered Offices Filled by | onc Sear upon the stock cxehanges, Exscilive Action ¥ i ator K said, presented two- By the Associated Press, KNOXVILLE, February 21.—Forty- nine students at Lincoln Memorial University, Harrogate, Tenn, are suffering from typhoid fever, accord- ing to word received here yesterday. The southern division of the Ameri- can Red Cross, Atlanta, will sedd a representative.to the University to render any assistance neecded in caring for the patients, Mrs. N. und particularly suited to|E. Logan, chairman of the health the talents of Anne Ives, who dues|committee of the chapter here, was Elizabeth very nicely. advised today. memory as a fascinating savage who took “Lithuania,” and Kept it! Color, scenic and dialogic, stand out in “Elizabeth Tudor.” James Rey- nolds has dramatized the famous “chess incident” of < Whitehall, and employed Leicester, Drake, Pem- broke, Anna Woolsley and a few court attaches to fine advantage. The beauty of the spoken words, ag Rey- nolds” wrote them, lies in their di-| rectness, unadorned. He has con- ceived a superb play, fiery, fashioned h | adroitly, he has presented since the Ram's Head came into being. “A Door Must Be Open or Shut,” the first of the three, proved a charming dialogue, by the late Al- fred de Musset. Caroline Peter and Walter Beck were the players. Miss Peter, winsome, at times radiant, and certainly a stunning creature in a fastidious white frock, sparkled her way into favor. She has a good voice, beauty. surety; arrogance mixed wi stmplicity. Supposedly a hoity. y marquise she ordered Beck to “gim- Investigation of the Shipping Board and of the afrcraft industry is recom- mended by the House rules commit- tee, which voted to favorably report two resolutions, each calling for a special committee of seven members, to be appointed by the Speaker. The resolution proposing an inves- tigation of Shipping Board activities was introduced by Representative Davis of Tennessee, | aggregate capital value H svery e iul organization in the transactions York exchange alf times the to- firms listed on President Coolid terday after- | sent to the tion of Harry A. Carroll to be post- muster at Havre de L Md. At the same time he ent the fol- o tions of postmasters @ democratic FIGHTS OCEAN RATES. Opposition to the increase of 10 cents per hundred pounds in the east- bound ocean frelght ra on certain farm the — CAUAUAUAUACAUAY e ——————— Meadowview, David G G STREET BETWEEN WASHINGTON'S GREATEST 1T & 12™ STREETS WOMEN'S STORE CROWDING A WHOLE DAY NTO A MORNING TOMORROW we close at 1 o'clock. But you will be willing to crowd all your shopping into the morning hours, just to get the benefit of our Washington‘s Birthday Offerings. 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