Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1924, Page 12

12 REGARDS NEW YORK | WORLD ART CENTER | Reinhardt, German Producer, Says Metropolis Draws Best' of World Today. ! MAY RETURN WITH PLAYS Considers Production Here if Back- | ing Assured. xs0 wity | BERLIN, 2 Since Eu- rope’s collapse, America is the world's center. New York draws the finest talent in all branches, somewhat as ancient Rome dld. New York's thea- ters are splendid and the opportuni- ties offered there are unlimited.” So spoke Max Reinhardt, perhaps the world's greatest theatrical pro- ducer, who has just returned from America, where he staged “The Miracle.” “So far” Reinhardt continued, “commereial art has largely predom- nated in America, but the country | wants something else. illed with talent and cnly needs some it. ) hunting for talen many glowing and his s 3 ountry inhardt h: ta tell of Amer vith “The Miracl him to stage i h operetta. ricans ; red him theaters, but so far he has not accepted either. Must Have Backing. ust first have certain l\n:\n(‘iuly something like that given i Mc'tropoli he writer house would pay tely, but T can only accept the nite direction of a New York ater if properly subventioned (ur; ars. American money and enth @ finest effects are possib nly would not tempt ke a German organizatior in using local means 1) at’ natural talent in peopie. | A nd the dance are the bes( ! expressions of modern times, € groes in Améries te con almost imme- Iy hope to but T do not definite to the pra-war level.” e $30,000 IN FURS TAKEN. esterday ‘made their worth of furs. Pyorrhea imperils the teeth and health of four persons out of every five past forty and thousands younger. Nature warns you of its coming with bleed- ing gums. Take no chances: Act! Brush your teeth with forhan's FOR THE GUMS More than a tooth paste —it checks Pyorri 35¢ and 60c in tubes SOFT-DRINK LICENSES HELD NOT ESSENTIAL Chicago Judge Also Rules City Has No Right to License Drug Stores. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, - February 21—Judge Bernard Barasa today ruled that the city has no right to close soft-drink parlors, His opinion stated the city no power to demand licenses from soft-drink - parlors and no right to license drug stores, except In cases ‘where they handle intoxicating bev- and then only to the iextent S taurants ttivg with docke ope b s Were on licenss from violating the bition law was one of the weap- ons used by the city administration in its recent campaign to « up the beer situation of the cit; PROBE OF TACOMA WRECK ADJOURNED| Findings of Court at Charleston Navy Yard to Be Sent to Wash- ington “in Due Course.” Departmen ar Admiral W na u George Williams, commandant of the yard, is president of the court. Licut. T. B. Radio Operator J. V. witne at the hearing yesterday. In his testimony Lieut. Fitzpatrick said that it had been expected that the light on Anegada de Adentro dents during the January 20, when Capt. Herbert adio men lost their lives. CapL arles E. Courtney, appointed by t y_Department to represent the Capi. Sparrow, left for Washing- ton during terd: second storm on the commander, EXPERT DIES. Febru: in Muncie, Ind., and Ohio, died at his liome here . | Keep it handy! “dishes Make heavy, hot suds with a quart of water to a table- spoonful of ras, the soap flakes made with cocoanut- oil. Your lovely china and glass are shiningly clean—and your hands soft and smooth. ‘Why not start now to enjoy the advantages of ran? It isso your washing. Fitzpatrick and Chief | Cooper were | . Sparrow and three ! THE EVENING STAR,‘ WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1922 SEES LAW DEFIANCE SAP CIVILIZATION Haynes Warns Fabric in America May Fall as in Rome or Egypt. By the. Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn,, February 21 —Amerlcan civilization will fall like i the clvilization of Egypt, Rome and |other nations of tho old world If disobedenco of constitutional laws | continue to Increase, Roy A. Haynes, { federal prohibition commissioner, told llhu Minneapolis citizenship conven- | tion mass meeting here last night. In six addresscs throughout the city, Commissioner Haynes said pro- hibition is with us to stay, aund pleaded, for co-operation by ail cit- izens "“in tho enforcement of our statutes.” _Reports of lawlessness and cxces- sive drinking among college students were characterized by the commis- sioner as exaggerated. Ho sald the homes _were responsible in many cases whero tho younger generation | did_indulgence to excess. red L. Smith, chairman of the { committee of one thousand, New York city, who accompanicd Mr. Haynes, also delivered several addresses. STOMACH “QUEER GAS, INDIGESTION Chew a few Pleasant Tablets, Instant Stomach Relief! | 1f you feel full, sick or uncomfortable | aftér eating, here is harmiess stomach | relief. “‘Pape’s Diapepsin” setties the stomach and corrects digestion the mo- | ment it reaches the stomach. This guaranteed stomach corrective | costs but a few cents at any drug store. safe and easy to use for Ask for it today at your grocer’s. “FAB As gentle on your hands as the finest of Colgate’s Toilet Soaps is wonderful!” COLGATE'S This Week’s SPECIAL This beautiful “Garland” Gas Range, bak- ing oven 16x18 inches, broiling oven 16x18 inches, with white enamel back and splasher. . side, white enamel panels and white enamel pan, installed complete ZTHIS $ WEEK . A REAL BARGAIN Liberal Terms to Suit Your Convenience WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY SALES DEPARTMENT—419 Tenth Street N. W. ENGINEERS PROTEST GARNER PLAN ADOPTION Poll of Institute Shows Heavy Pre- ponderance for Mellon Rates. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, February 2L-—Adop- tion by the House of Representatives of the Garner ratea'in the new tax bill brought protests yesterday from the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers, which is holding a convention here. E. P. Mathewson, retired president, said a poll of the membership, as yet uncompleted, showed a preponderant majority in favor of the Mellon plan in its original form. About 95 per cent of the 3.000 votes cast thus far, i® said, approved of the Treasury Even An Executor, No Matter How Able, Might Welcome Advice When you appoint Will and Trust Fund RITES FOR NOTED PRIEST. | Former Chaplain to Archduke Otto |l to Be Buried in U. 8 - CLEVELAND, Ohlo, February 21— |H Funeral services for Rev. Peter|pg Rysanek, seventy-two, a former c lain to Archduke Otto of Austria, and || also an instructor to the late Em. peror Charles of Vienna, will be held here tomorrow. He died Monday after several months' {llness. Father Rysanek, a native of Mora- via, Cszechoslovakia, came to the United States after the death of the archduke. He had been a priest of }g;‘clevalwd Catholic diocese since Secretary's schedules, although the voting was wholly non-partisan. 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