Evening Star Newspaper, November 18, 1924, Page 46

48 " Crlme BOOl(S INTEREST IN PARKS ::= <. is manifest in books that swamp the Nation—their printers never rest. Time was when novels gory wage {1oaked Cel. Sherrill Urges Residents to Support Recommenda- tions Before Congress. yoked upon as trash; the boy who a story of erime would feel the lash. The authors who handing out varns of people killed possessed no decent standing in any ‘\~\1er~ guild. But we have pro- ressed Imvhu than had our dads, | read auess, And are all recking from th not by outcast bl these stories writ, but grave and stately writers drip blood and make v hit. They seem to strike their true gait in these ferocious times from chronicles of Newgate lig forgotten crimes. They inter- view the warden of every gloomy { poor old Lizzic Borden is once again; the hangman has his inuing, at last he's wearing and with a smile that's win- ning his g tale he tells. With { bones in mildewed baskeis our au- thors in crowds: they're rifling ancient caskets and pawing mildewed shrouds. To make the sad world gaver, and grab unpleasant in, they resurrect the slayer and isinter the slain lers come grinning from md we are swamped with that deal in blood and | doom. And it is sad that writers ! who might be penning tracts must hand us tales of fighters and gore in cts right) WALT MASON conie ess. ieatured cone, the 1 which goes on Milliken urge ivate club cabaret dancing | each Sunday. Miss d support in aring jurisdiction over all places of amuse- public or private. She urged| ons prohibiting children un- from entering and all children denied admission and legitimate the- school hours, | ment, to be 1 picture during neral discussion of the evening’s | Cecil | t was indulged in. Mrs, n Sisson, director of community centers of the Board of Education, resided. Mrs. Albert N. Dodge, Rev. orge W. Dow, Mrs. Anna B. Hun- ter, Mrs. Ellen M. Maxwell, Mies Helen Miller and Miss Anna McCarter k |sere admitted to membership. | e park improvement w At this il e roads Ten ment to t thorized to spend nedix) tapin | $200,000 Fire Sweeps Town. sectio city 3 MEL, N. Y., November 18.—A T block and the Putnam n ruins after burned a sec- causing a loss than $200,000. el bl Laxative HI]I ns to Recreation Se tion of th nated at more cn's fashions are at the mo- t rather conspicuously exploited. Among the novelties is a striped shirt ached collar and cuffs. The is pleated and the stripes run ense 10 that more Announcement Deviled & lmpenlsl Crabs, Fresh Fish in LOBSTERS Steaks, Chickens, Sour Beef. eto. Nothing But Fresh Fish Serve ti! HERZOG'S : ©5 support i Closed Sundays ~ 11th and Potomac River o efior E ¥ with money, and he sults in more parks a er Miss Rhoda Milliken of the W Bureau of the Police Departm u “Progress of acreation,” sald that the dan and theaters have eially but not morally icpiored the wditions allowed at public dance pla \ i 1s are | but in- with all | are paid | to have nalls finan Inspect our vast assortment. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. e regulations 1, makes it up the and « alma HEALTH CANDIES €0+ 804 Ib AVALUED PRESENT FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY 1218-1220 F ST. N.W. 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The services are to be held at the As- sembly Hall of the Twelfth Street branch of the Y. M. C. A. The first services of the new congre- gation were held last night in the 5 . wssembly hall, when the new pastor 1 “Happy Go Lucky,” bur-| gojivered a sermon. Members of other colored churches throughout the city .| were present and a choir, made up of talent contributed by the sister churches, rendered several hymns ap- 1 5, 3:20, 6:15, 7:2 propriate to the occaslon. NATIONAL—Lenore Ulrlc, Harem,” at 8:20 p.mn. BELASCO —' ‘Quarantine,” —“That's My Boy,” at 8:20 H'S—Nelson Keys, :15 and 8:15 p.m. WIRAND — Clinton Ligbts Club continuous |to 11 pm. vaudeville, I and Rooney- Orchestra, vaudeville | performance from 12:30 lat | -*Welcome, 1 Ay o Shaffer’s Flowers Please Best. | Debutante bouquets a specialty. 900 14th. dvertisement, S pecml Sale' Trusses and Elastic Goods Here you will find a complet e stock of highest qual- ity trusses and elastic goods at sur- prisingly low prices. 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T [T LOEW'S PALACE NOW PLAYING Paramount Presents POLA NEGRI a superb picturization of Dorée eane’s play, “The Czarina, FORBIDDEN PARADISE WITH ADOLPHE MENJOU AND ROD LA ROCQUE Ben Turpin Comedy News—Overture—Ete. LOEW'S COLUMBIA NOW PLAYING Paramount Pressnts RUDOLPH VALENTINO In a wonderful, glittering ro- mance of the Argentine, by Rez Beach, A SAINTED DEVIL WITH NITA NALDI AND A NOTED CAST Fables—Overture International News THE WARDMAN ;’m':]l:s PARK THEATRExovembar1s THE RAMS HEAD PLAYERS THE EAGLET ns Bing] Beats Belling Columbia 2000 First Washington Appearance CHEMET Famous French Violinist Acclalmed th atest Woman Violinix the World,” National, Thursday, 4:30 Concert Buren T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G St PAUL WHITEMAN HIS ORCHESTRA Poll's, Friday, Nov. 21, 4:30 Prices $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.; plus tax Mrs. Greene's Bureau, Droop's, 13th and G. Main 6493, Convention Hall LAST 5 NIGHTS of the Shiners’ Exposition and Fashion Revue Stupendous Dazzling NED WAYBURN'S Junior Frofic of Feature Acts, Including EDITH HELENA World Famous Soprano Marion Chambers Betty Hale Exposition—Fashion Show With the Famous Bathing 50 i 50¢ Biggest and Best Show fn Town for the Money. Go, Go, Go, Go, Go—NOW Admission General MOTOR PEP o iy R Saves ten to forty per cent of gasoline cost and entirely elimi- nates cost of valve grinding and carbon removal. Keeps engine at full efficiency ali the time, Ask your dealer. Vesteidtng Thitze Wiose Lots of Frozen Radiators See that your car Is comfortably housed be- fore the real cold weather comes. Frozen radiators, in most in- stances, are costly. GARAGES LOW TERMS BUNGALOWS GARAGES AsSHNGTo CONSTRUCTION SRUST BLDO. 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First Natfonal's Special NORMA TALMADGE Supported by Eugene O'Brien and a Cast of Unexampled Brilllance in the Jost Diver- sified, Most Gorgeously Mounted and Most Engrossing Vehicle of Her Carcer SECRETS News—Aesop Fable Symphony CRANDALL'S %% MATS —Dails 1ODAY "CRANDALL'S 2 18thSt.& TODAY AND_ToMOI ERLY AND TOMORR FAERSON HOUGH'S COVERED WAGON a CRANDALL'S " TODAY CRANDALL'S Avenue Grand 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. YATS 2 P Daile; @ ND"ALL’S Apollo Theater 624 H St N.E. CRANDALLS Yotk Theater Ga.Ave.&QuebecSt. “WANDERING “CHALK JOHN, in [r————————————————— TONITEPot'!s %}I.';I;l;r.so Direction Messrs. JOS. M. GA KARYL NORMAN “THAT'S MY BOY” WITH NDER SYNCOPATORS D AND ORCHESTRA NEXT SUNDAY---SEATS TOMOR. Evenings, 50c To $3.00 BARGAIN HOLIDAY MAT. Thanksgiving Day, 50c to S1.50 Saturday Matinee, 50c to $2.00 A. L. JONES and MORRIS GREEN Producers of Greenwich Village ¥ollies, ANNOUNCE scx QUAKERTOWN 4 Charming Musical Comedy Wit} EDDIE HELEN BUZZELL FORD AND A. VINCENT LOPEZ Syncopated Orchestra SHUBERT At 5:20, 50c 10 324,50 ELASCY wat wed. 210 Mgmt. Messrs, Ehubert 50c to €159 Charles L. Wagner and Edgar Selwya Will Present the Londen Succets “QIIARANTINE” By F. Tennyson desse. With SIDNEY BL. NEXT MONDAY SEA A New Comedy Drama BADGES With GREGORY KELLY LOTUS ROBB LOUIS BENNISON ELEANOR WOODRUFF GAYETY Twice Daily- :18 and 8:15 Bring Your Mother Columbia Burlesque Presents “HAPPY-GO-LUCKY” | ‘With Jean McCoy-Ralph Walto fi Ladies’ Bargain Matinee Daily, Film Feature PARI' 1«1- & Buchanan 8:45. C 1A A ELLIOT DEXTER E T And SENNETT (O SPaGRY RIGHT OLYMPIC ¥ St. Bet. 14th & 15th LAST DAY—D. W. GRII Vo A 1343 WisconsinAv. DUMBARTON ToRoTHY DALTON n “THE_MORAL SIX TAKOMA ™ EXANTET 18t St and R. | AMERICAN Conn. Avenue & MeKinley St.,D. ¢ ME. MIDNT CHEVY CHASE CAROLINA 115 Tith FLEANOGE 1 ARDAAN ELITE T 14th Street and ITH Street N.E. EMPIRE',‘,,,‘ f“(,h NEW STANTONa";Lfo::t; i CRNFST TORRENCE. ANNA PROF. A} i A__ACHER, STUI | war n ass Mou. and Fri 5 by appoin bed 1900, """ GLADYSE WILBUR Pallzoomn and Stage Danctog nciog. Dupont ¥ MISS _JOSEPH dancing Jessons: P lesson. 1638 19th st. n.w. Phone x'n‘.,m.t | DAVISON’S Teach you to damce rectly in & few lessons Strictly private; any he W. Class and dunce Sat ! | B [ “aan 5 Eve. with orchest: i o gt | 1 Edw. F. Miller’s Class. closs Friday, Novem ing new steps apd nuing 6 weeks. 12 ATIONAL,: v i5. DAVID BELASCO Presents LENORE ULRIC ~ ’I'HE HAREM Ernest Vajda Aaflmd by Avery Honwood NEXT WEER—SEATS THURSDAY HENRY MILLER IN A NEW COMEDY ‘THE_MAN IN EVENING CLOTHES' BIIIII'OII HOLMES Himself, in 5 Travelogues MOTION PICTURES COLORED VIEWS BEGINNING NOV. 23 Eacn SUN. at3:30&8:30 -1,..,... Bome” “Bound A Rome” “Italian tanAlps.” ~Aong u.."%'.f PHONG MAIN 9236 - CORRELT STAGG DANNG IMPERIALRUSSIAN SCHOOL > ANCIN'Z KATHRYN M. KORULER 1224 CONN. AVE N.W. - CLASTES NOW) Danclog Fvery Week NIght, 830 e 17 ARCADE LADIES’ NIGHT AND “Paul Jones” DANCE FREE &5 stns.x FREE ing Together. TONIGHT Competent Instruction.