Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1924, Page 36

ONE-MAN CAR LINIT Z PLEASES CITIZENS North Capitol Body Ex- presses Gratitude to Pub- lic Utilities Board. Resolutions thanking the members the Public Utilities Commission for )t permitting more one-man cars by the North Capitol Association, School las ion was taken on motion of | hington Topham, who said the on of the commission was in with the wishes of the associa- tion. A determined ifort will be made to have Lincoln Foad improved, particularly the upper end of it. The need for curbing on| V strect near Lincoln road also will be called to the attention of the en- gineer department. Lawless was authorized by his to confer with Inspector Headley, chief of the traffic bure and others on the advisability of es- tablishing some one-way streets in the Eckington section by ¥, who has been pres-| ciation for a number 2, told the not be able Acordin point a nom prepare a slate tion, which will be ber meetinis vided last night to effort this Winter to memb rship of the wdent o of v to serve another was decided to ting committee to for the annual elec- held at the No- ve was de addressed the as- s of the better umpaign now hroughout the \l!uu\hv ion, he said, 1 of eyesight Pitt- annie ‘pton, were elected members. r K. Handy on t PLAN SCHOOL EXERCISES. Manor Park Citizens to Celebrate Opening of Portable. Opening of the portable school at * will_be rvising prin- o, in which has inspec nstruct beated, now under ¢ nferred ndent of Sche PLAN APPLE WEEK. National apple week, Friday, is to be observed by many of the merchants of the National Capi- | tal In connection with this the merchants are endeavoring win a sliver cup which is offered for | 3 0,000 to 500,000 popu- | the best showing ational Capital re- tion.” being made for various brands | to distribute to | s contaiming nu- preparation of £ apple houselk: merc pers par s recipes fc Th'nk of Us If You Have Eye LG Troubles GARDEN T HOUSE, INC. Regular Full-Course Dinner, $1.00 5:30 to 8:30 Real Home Cooked Food Fine Rooms Tdeal Location Moderate Cost APPLY TO THE 15 Qi If You members that he | coun- | which begins | T 712 11th Street > Keep On. < Ii you're determined to be great and reach a height sublime, heed not the wotds of those who state that you are wasting time, who say you shou!d be hauling slate, or packing | bricks and lime. “Do something useful,” men will say, “instead of dreaming dreams; go out of town land harvest hay, and drive the farmer's teams; you're throwing golden hours away, pursuing idle i schemes.” 'Twas thus men talked | to Tom Carlye a hundred years ago; his hopes of greatness caused a| smile as men went to and fro; | “That feckl lo(nn will .gain no { pile,” “of useful dough. | He's nearly 30 vears of age, and he {is busted flat; "he has no bawbees, | we'll engage, to buy a Sunday hat; | he's tutoring, for paltry wage, a | youth whose head is fat. And we could name a score of lads who | think his course is vile; they’re out, |to get’ the . precious | make all mortals sr+ile; visions | | vain, no idle fads, can lure them hali | ta mile.) In sickness, poverty and | | care the dauntless Thomas wrought ; | his pantry void, his cupboard bare, | | when for'a pie he sought; and still | | he sat upon his chair, and thought. | And so 5 and thought, and thought. he went his toilsome reached that height sublime; | might have garnered oats and maize in Scotia’s rigid clime, if he had lis- | tened to the jays who thought his | course a crime. You fix your eye | upon the peak. you're bound as by |a spell; and men will say vou are a freak and need a padded cell; but do |not heed the words they speak— [un\x on, and all is well. | (Copyright.) \\' ALT MASON. ,CERTIFICATES ARE GIVEN TO 90 OPTOMETRISTS ‘Succusful Candidates at Recent | Examination Licensed to | Practice Here. | The District of Columbia Board of | Optometry, which held examinations | \ ptember 16, presented 90 optome- | trists with certificates Monday night at | la IX\mlHu,’ at the Raleign Hotel. Dr. | the sident { board, of 5 treasurer, presented the cipal address of the eve- |ning was mode by Dr. William Mather | Lewis, president of George Washin |ton University, who impressed upon { the -ssful candidates the impor- tance of the profe of optometry and their share in the work of the rvation of vision. new law regulating the pra, of optometry in the District Columbia_ which was passed by Co | eress and which bill was signed by President of the United States! 1924, authorized the Com- < of the District of Colum- | A to form an examining board. Five | optometrists were appointed on this | board, which is known as the District of sues cons tice olumbia Board of Optometr: optometrists are: Dr. Lees Dr. M. Luther Dicus, vice Dr. Baer, secretary and i Dr. George A. Baker and 0.K.&% EE. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. | president; Just say the word and we will supply Blank| ® Books, i I Wisteria Inn 3218 14th St. N.\W. Chinese-American Restaurant Grand Opening Thursday, Oct. 30, 1924 Home Cooking Refined Oriental Atmosphers Attractive Souvenirs for Ladies JOHN B. COCHRAN. President | 37 [0n Your | Savings I FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Pa. Ave. at 10th St. N.W. BRANCH 1111 Connecticut Avenue Every Modern Banking Service Comm, {fexs and Savings Accounts | especially solis 1 and specialized. Monthly | Fdtements rendered. Liberty Bonds Bought—High-Class x-Exempt Securities for Sale. RESOURCES OVER $4,000,000 Bank Opens 8:30 A.M.—Closes 3 P.M. Bltlu'dly Closes 12—Pay Days 5:15 Open Saturday Evenings b: 1925 Vacation Club Now Open‘ Under Treasury Supervision Member Federal Resefve Syatem e hlof the Churchman's League, THE 1/RECEPTION IN HONOR OF BISHOP FREEMAN Clergymen and Others to Meet Prelate at Dinner at City Club Tonight. About 200 persons will attend the reception and dinner to be accorded to Bishop Freeman by the church people of Washington tonight at the City Club at 7 o'clock. Dr. Charles Dicdel, in charge of reservations, states that about 40 clergymen of the Episcopal Church have signified their intention to be present. The dinner is being given under the joint auspice _the Churchman’s League of the Distiet of Columbla and the chapter of the Washington cathedral. A rcception in the rooms of the City Club will precede the din- ner. The guests will be seated at small tables, a member of the reception committeo presiding at each table. Mr. Edward A. Harriman, president will act as toastmaster. The guest list includes many promi- nent men and women of the city and some from the counties of Maryland which are included in the diocese of Washington. Among the latter may be noted Gen. L. A. Wilmer of Leon- ardtown, Md. The Rev. Charles Wood and Mr. I Gans are among the guests who are not Episcopalians Hans. Among the well known members of the Episcopal Church in Washing- ton who will attend the dinner are J. Bell, Judge Covington, ves, Gen, Stephen Following the dianer there will be se short addresses which will from different points of view service which Bishop Freeman has rendered during the past year to the church and to the communi is expected that the bishop will sa few words in response to these greet- If it is a Coloring or a Flavoring Extract We Have It RAZO MFG. CO. 930 C St. N.W. Franklin 6580 All Orders Delivered, $1.00 or Over Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 " Nonni Veraer™ Stopping Over in ALEXANDRIA To wisit Christ xi%,w'fir:.;hd ‘Washington's 10 a.m., 2 p.m., Guide and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Keservations, Main 397. Begular Service Every Half Hour. 9 am. to 2: Round Trip, 80 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ernon Not On Sunday Washingten-Virginia Railway Co. MACINA E St. N,W._BSecend Floor ITALIAN e x"' $1.00-Lunch, 500 i native Tialian propares our Clem and | EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JOPPA LODGE OF MASONS HOST TO GRAND OFFICERS Annull Visitation Followed by Supper and Entertainment Pro- gram in Their New Home. Following the annual grand visita- tion by the grand master of Masons of the District of Columbia and the officers of the Grand Lodge to Joppa Lodge, No. 35, Monday evening, supper was served to the visitors and mem- bers, and an entertainment, including selections by the Capital City Quar- tet, Edwin C. Callow, director, was provided. The scere of the visitation was the new home of Joppa Lodge, near the intersection of Ninth and Upshur streets, Petworth. Grand Master Charles F. Roberts and the other officers’ were extended a cordfal welcome by Alvin B. Lank, master of Joppa Lodge. In respond- ing the grand master complimented the lodge on possessing such a desir- able new home and on the progress made during the short existence of the organization, it having been char- tered less than four years ago. Hal- loween decorations were u feature of the evening. The next grand visitation of the current series will be next Monday evening to Albert Pike Lodge, No. in the Scottish Rite Cathedral, Third street northwest. Nathan Weill is master. This visitation was orig- inally scheduled for October 6, but wus postponed, by rcquest, to Novem- ber 3. = R v 1t you need columns of The Star. CUP_TESTEDJ M-E'SWING CO- 1013 € 5T HALLOWEEN work, read the want | TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. BELASCO —"Maverick,” combdy drama, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20| p.m. POLP'S—"The Potters,” comedy, at 8:20 p.m. NATIONAL—"“The Ten Command- ments,” photoplay, at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. KEITH’S—Alice Brady, vaudeville, at 2:15 and §:15 pm. STRAND—Jack Wilson, vaudeville and pictures, continuous performance, 12:30 to 11 p.m. GAYETY — “The Town,” burlesque, pm. MUTUAL—"“The French Frolics,” burlesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. COLUMBIA—Gloria Swanson, 11:15, pom. Who Best Show in at 2:15 and 8:15 in at 1:10, The Sea Hawk,” 5, 4:35, 7:06 and arried Flirts,” at 11:20, , 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. TIVOLI—"The City That Never Sleeps,” at 1:45 to 11 p.m., continuous. AMBASSADOR—"Wine,” at 6:15, S and 9:40 p.m. CENTRAL—" at 11, 12:49, lirting With Love,” . 4:05, 5:30, 7:35 and On Sale at Center Market. N.W. center a le. Thurs. Hallowe'sn ‘until 12 P.M__ Ao ke stand wpen ALl Day Friday. LUCKNOUGH ORCHARDS n st SALE OF DAIRY CATTLE vernment accredited herd of and i sherade Dary Cattle, erg . Centerville, e” Wisconsio _Guernseys. Take So. Rs. to Clifton, or W Warrenton Pike to Centerville. o Lewis, Clifton Sta., or 102} Woodward Bldg. and Candy are synonymous. And Polly Trent takes her place at the head of" the procession of all the choicest dainties for this gala occasion. Genuine Old-Fashioned Homemade Candies New Store 719 13th St. 60clb. Home Store 1013 E St. A “HIGH SCHGOOL SPECIAL” The Capital Traction Company to Increase Service to Business and Technical High Schools Scores of students who attend Technical and Busi- ness High Schools ride the Green cars each school day. We want to improve our service for those students. Beginning Thursday, October 30th, we will put in oper- ation a two-car train, over You and 7th Streets, for the particular accommodation of students of these two great high schools. The train will be operated each school day from 7th St. Wharves to Rock Creek Loop and return. North- bound it will cross Pennsylvania Avenue in the morn- ing at 8:05, reach 7th and Massachusetts at 8:10 and Rhode Island Avenue and 7th at 8:15. Southbound, will leave Rock Creek Loop at 8:30, reach 18th and Columbia Road at 8:32, 14th and You Streets at 8:38 and Rhode Island Avenue and 7th at OCTOBER 29,--1924. AMUSEM .\ o) NOW PLAYING ASK SOMEONE WHO SAW IT—MORE DRAMA— MORE BIG MOMENTS— MORE REALLY GOOD ACTING THAN YOU HAVE SEEN IN A DOG'S AGE. IT'S SIMPLY TREMENDOUS —SEE “THE MAN WHO CAME BACK” With the Screen’s Newest and Handsomest Actor GEORGE O’BRIEN Suppor rted by a MIGHTY CAST WILL ROGERS COMEDY Shubert Attraction P_oi.l’s TONIGHT Matinee Tomorrow. 2,000 Seats 50c. 75¢c, $1 and $1.50 HURRAH' HURRAH! “THEPOTTERS” ARE HERE THEY'RE A RIOT The Show With 1,000 and 2 Lauqghs NEXT WEEK sEAT Com. Monday, 3rd TODAY H WALTER r' in HI- Ml'nlllmrnl Production of nd’s Romantie Comedy, ‘Gyuno de Bergerac’ Nisbte and Sat. Mat. $1.S2. $2.50. at., $1. $1.50, 82, 3% 5 tax. MAIL ORDERS NOW .50. rs. Fia 106, owerful atory of modern mar- age, by Lowia Joseph Vance, th PAULINE FREDERICK and CONRAD NAGEL LUEW'S CoLumeiIA F STREET AT 12TH —10:30 &. m. te 11 p. m. OW PLAYING Paramount Presents GLORIA SWANSON tnnu'nfl rumancs of royaity, dy Mary Roberts Rinehart “HER LOVE STORY” IAN KEITH_GEORGE FAWCETT | Ask for | Menthol Honey | | Menthol is distilled from pure peppermint oil | in_erystal form, whereas old stsle black cough s aro mosily mere candy, colored with o mako black. e ] afldfMj\5Mé "\C%SHD,» O{glf\a{ CoughDrops | PERSONS TROUBEED Wi Y FEVER E NASAL CATARAN MEWSED VDIIVIMAI o GEORGE 'J. MUELLER. INC. WASHINGT ESTABLISHED 1349 RETWEIGHT 1202 34TH YEAR SYMPHONY ORCHE TRA CRANDALL'S: METROPOLITAN | ® AT 10 Second Triumpbant Week Continuous Daily From 10 A MILTON SILLS CRANDALL'S —— [TIVOLI| 14th and Pk. Rd. TODAY 1 STAR CAST ardo Cortez, Loulse Dr and Virginia Lee Corbin, THE CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS LARRY SEMON in “KID_SPEED” T CHANTAL Al _Concert Pianiste anNnAL'\’s,.:h;'.".‘c:‘.‘:‘n“" T AT AR CRANDALL’S ‘nvoy Theater Tath and o1 B (‘RANDA[L'“ Avenue Grand S 6453Pa. Ave SE. MIATS. 2 P.M. DAILY: 3 P.M. SUNDAY TODAY — AILEEN PRINGL d J0H LE E s TL omedy CRANDALL'S A “Theater 624 St NE National, Thurs., Nov. 6 Mme. Olga PIANIST Tickets on Sale T, AriberSith, h 1306 G At . Srll to Sl.!l M.at WED. AT 2:2) Sbe 0 2200 SHUBERT ELASC Mgt Messrs. Shubert WALKER WHITESIDE IN MAVERICK A Thrilling Stery of Mexican Barse- MISS SYDNEY SHIELDS And a superb cast of fhirty. SEATS THUR W COMEDY NEXT MO | THE IMPORTED WIFE |, A CAST OF INTERNATIUNAL NOTE SAMAROFF |- PAYLOWA Are Going Home to Vote —oprovide yourself with the safest, simplest and most economical form of money— Travelers’ Cheques They are usable anywhere. No waiting for banks to open or Monday to come when you have them in your bag. Replaced, if lost. Would any one replace logt currency? The Washington Loan and Trust Company F Street at Ninth Seventeenth Street at G S RESOURCES OVER FIFTEEN MILLIONS gllllllllllllllllIlIlIIIIIIHIIlIIlIflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIIIIIII|IlIlIlHflIIllllllIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIHIIII T T R R R R /] 8:42, in plenty of time for students to get to classrooms in either school. Watch for the “High School Special,” with the red sign on the front car, with white letters reading “Two- car train; board either car.” This ngh Scheol train i is the 4th train we have put in service in the last few months. The others are oper- ated on our 14th Street line during the rush hours. There’s almost always a seat to be had on these trains. : THE CAPITAL TRACTION COMPANY A New N Veri Thin The latest model designed especially “for the man who a distinetive both as to beauty of i) Swah e G truly an Seenne "ab Woite "Gold ailed_case ot intaglio design; 17 - ruby- Jeweled Precision move- **iGraen™ watches at et e "ll: Easy to Pay tlu Selinger Way” SELINGER’S Jewelers and sucmcm.y 818 F—Next to Cor. 9th “Look for the Big Clock” ATIOIAI. LAST Nov. M Cecll B, DeMille's Wil Cause You Lasting Rell!(- Adolph Zr! A T THETEN ~ Story by Jeanie Ma.; Paramount Pnduntl:nb (Famor Phy-r-w eg, Next SUNDAY—SEATS TOMORROW - Y. Sum: “Surpasses its predecessors” BAM H. HARRIS' Production of IRVING BERLIN'S THIRD ANNUAL MUSIC BOX REVUE Staged by Hassard Short ; GREAT CAST OF AND THE HUSIO !OX GIRLS ENTS. | SEKETHY HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE The Recent Btar of ‘‘Zander” ALICE BRADY Presenting “‘Cassle Cook of the Yellow Bes,” by the . Special Feature Mr. & Mrs. JIMMY BARRY f “‘Bube” Comedy Added Attraction BELLE STGRY & ERIC ZARDC Artists in a Spectacular Re- il N. Y. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor BRUNO WALTER, Guest-Conducto Pive Tuesdays; Nov. 11, Dec. 9, Jan Feb. 17. March 17 Soloixts—TITO ~SCHIPA, SAM DUSHKIY, TERTIS, Viol Concerto o KOCHANSKI, Vi, SALMOND, Cellist. in Double Concerto of BRAHMS Tenor; Violinist, and in the Dou- 3 PAUL 1% Twice Daily—2:15 and 4:15 Bring Your wiother Columbia Burlesque Presents FRANK HUNTER with “Best Show in Town” : Ladiex’ Barg-in Matinees Extra Midnight Show Night—Seats Now. THEATER MUTUAL Penna. \ve, at th ~ The French Frolics Entire House for Tonight Only Grotto Sold to the Kallipoli: Film J’eutfiure CAROLINA ELITE 14th Street and R. i u» A DaNA. _DOURT YOUR HT EMPIRE P11 If Street N.E Ave. 8B ALLSTAR C nLYMPlC You St. Bet. 14tn DUM[ ARTON & “THE PERFECT FLAPPET TAKOMA otome rart RTH 0 45 and 9§ NEW STANTON, EMILE JANNINGS TION.* in * R rk, -.u..(( St VE 5.00—9:30 P.M. Tists ADOLP DANA, in AMERICAN ¥I0LA scheers RAPHAEL 9th nt O St VWL JACQUELINE T0GAN WHO SINNED MONTE BANKS KIDNAPPER'S REVENGE saneer's FAVORITE s 2 H St N.W. STAR, 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W.953 Ample P BEERY, LA CIRCLE WALLACE, FONTAINE cm;vvcms WAy \rnx J|H|!r)m the DYSE WILBUR Dancing. Children's Dupent Studio. Phone 1435-W. " The Leroy H. Thayer School of Dancing Fall Courses Now Starting. Ballrcom and_All Bra~ches of Stage Dancing Real Tango Tuitio-, Private Lessons by Appointment Clastes for Advanced Pupils snd Besinners Tel. Main " The Tchern’koff-Gardiner School of Dancing pils Approved be Auna Puclowa with Chicago, Fokine Bailets S Street 'N. W. Nortn 874, PROF. AND MES. 2 i will_te Hop and Walte, \m’vmnlmvnr a0y ti ance, Tuesday evenin cial_tates for Teach you to dance c rectly in_a few lesso Strictly private; any ho . Class anc PHONG MAIN 9236 - CORRECT STAGE DANTING IMPERIAL RUSSIAN 1228 CONN. AUE N, - cmrrL:fR Now Every week night 8:38 to 13. ARCADE DANCE Splenata Iullo-rcrllfi Erises ntll 9, instruction. (‘amlR'Hl «