Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 38

Fine Ralment o— ¢ Gaffer Doodle’s looking seedy as he treads the paving stones; you might think him poor and needy, but he has all kinds of bones. With his assets he is weighted, he is not an also-ran; he has rubles kegged and crated, he has kopecks in a can. Yet he's always looking dingy, and his neighbors sadly say: “Gaffer Doodle is too stingy, to appear in brave array. | apparel, quite a credit to the town, ,Inn in firkin, tub and barrel he salts {all his money down. And the Strangers in our city, who are look- ing at the sights, say, ‘It seems a heast! y pity you've so many hard-up wights. Yonder graybeard nceds the boodle that would buy a suit of | clothes,” and they point to Gaffer Doodle, as itf rusty duds he goes Oh, it is a public duty for a mon ! DISAPPROVE USE OF ONE-MAN CARS North Capltol and Eckington | Citizens’ Association Says They Add to Congestion. He might be, in fine ¢ Disapproval of the proposed intro- Auction of the one-man type of street car was expres: in resolutions | ed by the North Capitol and Eck- 7|LUNCHEON IN HONOR OF MISS HAZEL MORAN Woman Lawyer, Assistant Prose- cutin the ‘weekly Club Women of Washington the Raleigh Hotel. murder harg |Tines of her work THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D (.. WEDNESDPAY, SEPTEMBER 1924.. NAVY DAY OBSERVANCE LIKELY TO BE DROPPED rowbmu hat the annual observ- day, scheduled for Mrm cuting Attorney in Detroit, Guest of Zonta Club. that Tresident Coolidge had not been convinced that it was nec The recent observance of [ day, it was said, would seem to the approximate purpose for which Navy day was nmuxuralu! SICK VETERAN ESCAPES w. Splndlv. Way Hospital, Leaves Train. John W fense Hazel Moran, assistant prose- ttorney for the city of De- Mich., was the honor guest at luncheon of the Zonta Rusiness and Professional yesterday at roit, of Miss Elizabeth C. Harris, repre- [ohn o a Detroit Z e red from a train near \h\ nd and the dets ““,lu,n.m while on his way to to| AMUS TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. ? i NATIONAL—"The Far Cry,” com- BELASCO—"C'ock of the Roost,” at 2:20 and 5:20 p.m. ALl al S Pretty,” roNIGHT Ni20 |nfrf<vrmqnn e, TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER AT 2:30 AND 8:30 NOTE Wit not he seuzon of 19 CECIL 2. DEMILLE'S All-Star Cast 5000 People 5000 Animals Miracles of ting musical | s —Houdini 2:16 and $:15 pm — “Barber lle, continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m GAYETY-—“Stop and Go lesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m MUTUAL—-Beauty Paraders, lesque, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.an PALACE—Elinor Glyn's “His Hour." 10:35 a.m., 12:25, 2:10, 4:10, 6, 8 and | 0 p.m COLUMBIA at 10:50 a.m., 19:15 p.m. RIAL 1 vaudevillp, bur- yorn bur- wn “The Covered Wagon 12:30, 3. 5:05, 7:10 and | “Her ro .m., P METROPOLITAN — Matinees, e ORDE| 20 CENTURY ‘WONDER. ROBERT MILTON PRESENTS THE FAR CRY A NEW AMERICAN PLAY By ARTHUR RICHM. First Time in This City SEATS TOMORROW, 9 A.M. S0, $1.10, $1.63 Nie, $1.10 1L LIKEWISE VNN Evenings, MY Has 0MI"T in oy other Wasbiugton theater til fl. Mighty Spectacle of Ancient and Modern Days from Jeanie Macpherson's story with T—CRANDALLS | METROPOLITAN AT 100k TODAY—11 A. Y. to 11 P. M ANNA Q. NILSSON With Wyndham Standing, Lucille Rickson and Stuart Helmes, in Paul Bern's Romance VANITY’S PRICE MERMAID COMEDY News—Seenir—Overture eat Or ~—=——CRANDALL'S laden man to become a thing of | | beauty. or as ncar it as he can. But the gaffer buys a kelly for six bits, | lor 10 cents more, hunts for cloth- ing old and st garments store: yea, the old man dresses makes t hn m(n \\rllh and he I)um.u mutters | several cases which she has hnulh:l’:”‘Y/"I"':r‘ Dlonpicuiiiers forize [ recently. | ment, arravged for vy the Veterans' | “There have been 323 people “'“"”m:“r:;' i and more tha 00 injured in De- | Lobbies of downtown lotels are be- | ap Toit because of carcless driving or |IM8 Watched by the authorities here | edlessness of pedestrians,” said Mise|in the belicf spindle will frequent | 80 caan css ODinedontrlant, anid Miss [them. The escaped patient is . res | Villes” s D e4:20,76,06, 17 ren in the children’s hospital who [POrted to be addicted to drug | i TRASSADOR Hroken Darrlers were made happy by dolls presented | at 6:15, 7:25 and 9:15 p.m > them Jast Christmas by the Detroit | FOR FORE‘GN SERV'CE childern all having been Orchestra of Twenty TIVOLI-—Moore's and photoplay nd 9 pn, |T|v0|.|f ~————14th and Pk. Ra. TODAY—1:30 to 11 P. M. ENSIGN AL MOORE AND HIS y_members 20, 6145, 7 « Tess of the d'Urber-| o much responsibility i on the motorman ars will be request- he roadway A Paramount Production ble since my dressing sterlin at I carn jeers 1 care no! worth and merit | ta ed-dollar suit.” | \\ ALT MASON. | \NSWERS WIFE S CHARGE. | Charles H. ka A&k~ Divorce Sult Be Dismissed. i ed in the Dis- L T to the for an | nd asks that) ! was r that assur and Ohio railroad ny's roadway thy ion would be < H uprem his wife, divorce wife bsolute ‘harges o COLORED BAPTISTS MEET. Ministers’ Conference Opens at Me- | Kinley Church. Baptist Minister: W trip and 1 triends | about { Alfred D, Brewer Seeks In;unc ion. harles W, H r Alberc prohibitic hany's busines as been | EYE Troubles ? oked illegally res Howurd Hall an BALLOU PAID TRIBUTE. Educational Journal Ranks Him & High in School Work. paid Dr. Frank dent of the [ 1 the current is- ucation, a monthly t Vv to educa- carries the su- e on the front| uit Our Optometrist M A. LEESE ©rmicac co.| 614 0th St. | | Branen 712 11th Street | out that Dr. Chair Car de Luxe Service 81 50 Including Admission to Mount Vernor Stopping Over in ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washington's 10am., 2 D<m.l.' Guide ,ln.ld Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Ressrvations. Main 397. Begular Service Every Hall Hour. a.m. ¢ 3:30 p.m. Roufid Trip, 80 Cents Mount Vernom oven 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mt. Vernon Not On Sunday Washington-Virginia Railway Co. 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