Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 41

- LLDAVSISGONG 70 SOUTH ANERIA Labor Secretary to Make Study of Latins’ Handling of Immigration. Secretary Davis of the Labor De- partment will leave Saturday for an trip through South Amer- sccompanied by tary, Arthur E. tewart, com- statistics of the He will return to the United States early in January The Sec will visit Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and Peru, and will make extensive studies of the methods used L ation problems. naturalization in the United States with respect to the nationals of South American countries. FRENCH WOMEN FORM CLUB FOR PROFESSIONS Ninety Callings Represented Newly Organized Soropti- in mist Body. Sorop- women who ons and busi- ented among e club is “to en- the to develop inte: s by intellectual ex- al reports with THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON’, D. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1924 THE EVENT LEADING UP TO THE TRAGEDY. DRAWIN A CARTOON,HEY ? , PRETTY SOFT! PRETTY SOFT! | NOTHIN 7o Do BUT SiT AROUND AN’ MAKE FuNNY PITCHER S MOW, HERE'S An IDEA THAT WOULD MAKE AM AWFUL Funny CARTOON, DRAW A COUPLA STRUCTURAL VRON VWORKER S OMN ToP OF A SKYSCRAPER — wouLD You MUND STEPPING OVER To THE WinOow ? 1 WANT YO SHow You ;s \g‘DMF.TNING ? b.uek Dempsey in “All's Swell on the Ocean”; Saturday, Marie Prevost and Monte Blue in “Being Respectable,” Will Rogers in “The Cowboy Sheik” and “Into the Net,” No. 9. Chev—y_Chase. Sunday and Monday, uglas Mc- Say Die"; Chronicles cter Stuyvesant”; News and Aesop's Fables: Tuesday, Richard Dix and Lois Wilson, in “Ice- bound.” and Sunshine Comedy, “Chil- dren Wanted”; Wednesday and Thurs- Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix, in “Sinners in Heaven"; Jack Demp- sey, in “A Soclety Knockout”; Fun from the Press and news events; k'ri- day, Willlam Russell, in “Times Have —By WEBSTER. 1 OVGHTA BE A CARTGOMST, '™ JusT FULL OF GOOD IDEAS BUT | CAN'T DRAW JEM, | COULDN'T DRAW A STRAIGHT LINE WITH A RULER episode, *“40th Saturday, Viola Dana, In Came Ruth”; Bert Roach comedy, “Way Up North"; tenth episode, “Haunted Valley.” Dum—ra“rton. Sunday, Anna Q. Nilsson, in “Inno- cence”; Monday, Emil Jannings, in “Peter the Great”; Tuesday, Walter Hiers, in “Fair Week”; Wednesday and Thursday, Corinne Griffith, in “Lilies of the Field, at 7 and 9 p.m.; Friday, Mae Busch and James Kirk- wood, In “Broken Barriers”; Satur- day, Bill Cody, in “Moccasins.” Elite. A Sunday and Monday, Jackie Co gan, in “Little Robinson Crusoe Tuesday, Wanda Hawley, in Desert Sheik; Wednesday, Barrymore, in “The Eternal Thursday, Dustin Farnum, in Man Who Won"'; Friday, Johnson, in “The Blizzard” George Arliss, in “$20 a Week TS -HAVE OME OF €M SAY-"Mike, ™M GLAD | DONT HAVE o BE A COP AN STAND DOWN THERE oM TH STREET WITH ALLTHEM AGTOS WHIZZIN' AROUND. B LIEVE ME THA'S DANGEROUS Now, 60 AHEAD Empire. Sunday and Monday, Buck Jones, in “The Desert Outlaw,” and comedy. “The Cowboys”; Tuesday, Leatrice Joy, in “Changing Husbands,” and comedy, “Nip and Tuck”; Wednesda Estelle Taylor, in “Forgive and F get,” and comedy; “Two Wagons, Both Covered”; Thursday, Ernest Torrence, in “The Side Show of Life”; comedy, “A Day at Sea " and Fox News; day, Viola Dana, in “Open All and comedy, “What An Eye”; Satur- day, Richard Talmadge, In “Thru the Flames’ . “A Wild Goose Chase,” ture: Mary Astor in “The Fighting Ameri- can,” and Jack Dempsey in “So This Is Paris”; Saturday, Tom Mix in ‘The Heart Buster,” Our Gang comedy, “Cradle Robbers™ and “Into the Net,” No. 5. Doors open daily at 6 p.m., Satur- days at 2 p.m., and Sundays at 3 p.m. for Your Life,” Jack Dempsey in “All's Swell on the Ocean,” and Col. Heeza Liar, “The Daredevil”; Saturday, Doris Kenyon in “The Love Bandit,” C Ghase in “Bungalow Boobs,” and e Net,” No. 9. Takoma. Sunday and Monday, Mary Carr and Johany Walker, in irit of the U. S. A."; Pathe News; “Topics of the Day”; Tuesday, Rudolph Valentino, in “Monsieur Beaucaire™; comedy, “Fold Up,” and special Armistice day fea- ture, “Where Poppies Bloom,” a col ored picture of France's battlefields; Wednesday and Thursday, Rudolph Valentino, in “Monsieur Beaucalre’ comedy, “Fold ", matinee Wednes- day, 3:30 p.m., for chjldren; Friday, Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix, in “Unguarded Women"; Aesop's Fables; Family in comedy, “Sittin’ Pretty”; new serial, “Into the Net”; “Heidl,” colored film Savoy. Sunday and Monday, Clara Bow and Robert Agnew in “Wine” and Lloyd Hamilton in “Going Kast”; Tuesday, Eva Novak and William Fairbanks in “Racing for _Life” “‘Stretching the Truth, “Children of Germany Laura La Plante in “Crooked Alle Will Rogers in “The Cowboy Sheik and “Behind the Scenes”; Thursday, “The Leavenworth Modesty Is Chs Dbut health is vitg 4 Growing girls should realize elimination is necessary; constipation dangevous, Mothers, urge use of Dr. Cald- well’s Pepsin Syrup EHE world is broadening and there is less excuse for prudery today than ever before. Par- ents and school teachers are helping by telling their children the funda- mental facts of life. The growing girl, therefore, who neglects the important function of elimination is living in a past age. She should realize that when days go by and there is no a1 of the Alps; Satyrday, Richard Tal- madge and Mildred Harris, in “Fast Company”; Aesop's Fables: comedy, ‘Haunted House": matinee only, ‘Leather Stocking,” No 6. Night shows begin at 6:45 and 9 York. Monday, Alexander ', Vera Gordon and Betty Blythe in “In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter,” and Nell ndn in “The Light on the Look- Wednesday, Laura La Plante, Ke and Kenneth Harlan and Charlie Chase in Bungalow Boobs”; Thursday, Bebe Danicls and Richard Dix in “Sinners 3 * and Jimmy Adams in Friday, Larry Semon irl in the Limousine, Tot Dog. Episode No. 15 of “Ghost Cit and sode No. 1 of “The Fast Ex- OFEeSpOnaling and “Kiddies' Surprise Party. passage the general health is impaired, the monthly function is interfered with and fatal illness may result. Mothers would do well towatch adolescent daughters for they, more than young boys, are prudish in this regard. Elimination should occur once a day, and if it does not, a spoonful of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin should be given. You will thus prevent in- testinal poisoning and constipation and their train of disorders, sallow skin, pimples, lassitude, bad breath, headache and so forth. Mrs. Jesse Maxey, 106 Third street, Aurora, Ind, and Mrs. Pat McCullough, Tampa, Fla,, regularly use Syrup Pep- sin in their households, and as a result their families are free from sickness. It is not without reason that Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep- sinistoday the most widely used fiquid laxative in the world, Olympic. . Sunday and Monday, and Conway Tearle, in “Flirting With Love"; Stan Laurel, in “Near Dublin,” | and News: Tuesday and Wednesday, Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert, in Elinor Gly: b - Hour,” and Clyde Cook, in 3 Thursday. Tarkington o _Turmoil” ai latest news , Betty Blythe and | Mahlon 1 in Rex Beach's 2ecoil,” and Al St. John, in “Highly Recommended”; Saturday, iels and Richard Dix, in Heaven™; Lloyd Hamilton, in_“Good Morning.” (matinee only) “Wolves of the North,” No. 2. Park. Thomas Meighan in “The Charley Chase in *“Sitting y"; Monday, Monty Banks and Helen Ferguson in “Racing Luck Pathe News and Bruce Colleans Mocre over 10 million bottles being sold annually. It is mild and gentle in action and free from griping, a vege- table compound of Egyptian senna with pepsin and pleasant-tasting aromatics, a safe laxative from which opiates and narcotics are entirely absent. After using Syrup Pepsin you will under- stand why people discard the harsher physics and cathartics, pills, powders and salt waters. Others, tev, no longer give children “candy cathartics,” as tr_y contain a coal-tar drug called phenolphthalein, which ‘may cause skin eruptions. The prefer a safe laxative like Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, made member Mme. Su- of the ted vice FAPR 1920 (% Y. WORLD). PRESS PTR €O AMUSEMENTS (Continued from Page Forty.) VIPER IN STOMACH FEEDS ON GIRL, CAUSING DEATH Nurse, Put on Diet, Dies in Agony as Reptile Eats Her Intestines. | By the Associated Press. version of Charles Major' 1 spirited story of the d Bold. fe Mae Yolanda," of Charles Davies: Murray in her latest “Circe, the Enchant- en especially for her use ri ¢ instead |PY Vincente Blasco Ibanez, and Jack several film features weekly instead | % " COontE B Tbanes, and Jeck of a single bill of photoplay, musical | it oonl ht and Win» | Ocean and stage attractio e e D | il be ploturea in a camera verson |REFES bY SRR SOSHce 18, TThg e O o juvenile comedy, “Dirty Hands.” Free Sample Bottle Coupon i befo Dgbte ywho very righily prefer o @7 e from plants and vegetables, the pon. pin their name and address to it, and send it preu:-u‘:‘tnonofpnw.B.(_:qld- to the Pepsin Syrup Co., 518 Washington Sereer, WEll; Who pratticed medicine Monticello, Hlinois, and a free sample bocle of fOr forty-seven years. 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Sunday and Monday, Marion Davie: in “Yolanda' uesday, Wednesday and Thursda ._Warren Kerrigan, Lois Wilson and Ernest Torrence in The Covered Wagon,” and Aesop The Cat and the Magnet”; Willard Touis in_“Babbitt” and WHO WAS K—THE UNKNOWN? 4 Nagle in and Aesop's Wednesday, E arner Baxter in * gotten Wife” and L “Killing Time"; Chadwick in Ben Turpin in “Yukon Jake" Pathe news; Friday, Pat O'Malley :| Central < "The Bowery Bishop. Walthall and Edith R seen in the principal r The Bowery Bishop” the first two of next wee at Crandall's Cen- together with Jack All's Swel! 1 the Ocean,” ght and Win" ¥, Jack rers of 10 Lloyd Hamilton's Thursday and Fri- . . lentino, supported by Ambassadol‘_ Secrets' » Daniels, Lois Wilson and Doris “Secret First National's produe- | Kenyon, in “Monsieur Beaucalire,” and tion, starring Norma Talmadge, “\UI.\“A'HN! v¥. 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