Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 52

PROTESTPOLITCS - “I did not il)u(.h said William Jones O'Hide seemed to me she talked n»m Lot atiao st hee. slide. OI. | 1ot he had and = Civil Service Reform Lcague! Favors President’s Pian to Fill Offices. lh\‘\ux cling GILLAN TRAFFIC CASE JURY TRIAL IS ASKED Fourth Delay.in Court Action lows Plen Today—Decer Set for Hearin For Colds, G d as u Prev THE TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL—"Aren't We All?" com- edy, at 8:20 p.m. BELA S CO0—"Milgrim's Progress,” ;| comedy, at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—"Little Jessie James,” mus- comedy, at 5:20 p.m. Matinee t 2:20 p.m. H\;,, -~~:-| Lookmg Ahead. 1 wed “sweet Dmall swanlike cars, her gentle eyes biue, and for| KEXTH'S—Nora Bayes, vaudeville, some six or seven vears | was hér|ai 2:15 and 8:15 pan. sweetheart trae. Her queenly car- | WARDMANPARK THEATER—"The riage was sublime, her tresses shone | iy AFUDMANTATIC TR TER= ke gol she 1 @ 1 e 5 X E {',' Ll o o ‘”i“ffi‘l y STRAND—"The Great Lover, Lhe e gkt = continuous performance to |1 D she had white warbled gaily like a bird, the sweet- est bird in town: 1 had no chance | to say a word until my love ran down. And so it came to me, odds | fish, that this would never do; when | I was marricd | might wish to talk \aply in my were there to gabble all the And ii she | once began to 1 as ous 1 will, our w ss would oments,” bur- lesque, 5 p.m. MUTUAL—"Speedy Steppers,” lesyue, at 2:30 and $:20 p.m. Meredith,” at bur- love news, The Suob.” at 2:10, 4:05, 6, T:50 and 9: VOLI—="Married 5 T and 9:1 AMBASSADOR—The Sca aund 9:30 p.m. nners in 1k, h, § and 9:30 p.m. too mt no ideas i m in town and absurd, 1 Wil- Steamed Oysters Spanish Mackerel and Bass Deviled snd Imperial Crabs HERZOG’ Closed Suadays, 11th and Potomac 1 ver now WALT are grinding (Copyright.) FAISON LEAGUE TO ACT. Will Mase Survey of Needy Fam- ilies in City. MASON LUNCH WITH US TO-DAY HEALTH CANDIES 40+ 60+ 80¢ Ib The Home of the High- Class Eyeglass 1407 F St. ranklin 5606 Froa exmmised, glasses fitted ORIENTAL LAUNDRY 1519 M St. N.W. “Best in Town 5 FRIDAY. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pn. Ave. | EGATIVES § Enlarged F M. A. LEESE ".','.:",..‘: :‘0 BEasch 712 11th Slrcet Seore Electric Trains from $4.95 up to $50‘00. THE OUTLET CO. 718 9th Street N.W. Opposite Rialto Theater 10328 Open I'HE HELPING TO CHRISTMAS EVE, WE DROOP & SONS CO., 1300 G S7 FREET Oh! The Joy of a VICTROL A NOT FOR A DAY. \ WEEK—A MONT A YEAR—BUT THROUGH ALL THE HOURS IN WHICH YOU KEEP ACTIVE YOUR LOVE;. AND INTEREST IN MUSIC THIS SEASON OF MUSIC S, A . STRONG PUL LA THE H EART-STRINGS— AND AS OUR EMO- TIONS RES LTS CAN IMAGINI ING STARS” SINGING TO- HER; WE RECALL SO MANY OF LOVELY SONGS WHICH HAVE HELPED AND ARE “CARRY- ON!”. AND IN A FEW WEEKS, ON WILL THINK OF SINGING: “Silent Night—Holy Night”’ Do you re vour own fireside the but put ona* superb artisiry. PUT HOURS OF YOU! On Atcommod A VICTROLA IN YOUR HOM DAILY STRENGTHEN ze how truly wonderful the V' ictrola is? It brings to greatest musicians of the world—and you need ccord” to hear them in the fullness and richness of thew The Victrola brings you everything sn music. T ITS MUSIC BRIGHTEN THE RELAX YOU! COMFORT J! LET IT ANSWER YOUR CRAVING FOR MUSIC! $25 to $375 on LIFE! SOUI Accommodating Terms E. F. Droop & Sons Co., 1300 G St. Steinway Pianos. Player Pianos and “Q. R. S.” Rolls. Everything in Music. Hawk," | Roe Fulkerson Co.| Get It At Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. Thursday, Friday and Saturday December 4, 5 and 6, 1924 Special Store Hours: 8:30 AM. to 9:30 P.M. We announce a great one-cent sale. You buy one item at our list price (not cut price) and you get another of the same for one cent additional. No delivery, no C.0.D., no telephone orders. As we cannot accurately anticipate the exact quantities of mer- chandise that will be called for we cannot be responsible if stock is exhausted before sale is over. The stock of all items marked by an X is very limited, but we have a biz stock of all other items. We advertised list No. 1 last night in The Star. Below*we ad- vertise list No. 2. Both lists are posted up at our store. Great One-Cent Sale of Drufls Flaxsced, Wild_ Cherry g6 Mentholated Pine Tar, with ex- and menthol, 35¢; 2 tor c tract Cod Ijver Of1 Camphoerated Of a2 3]0 :'-nd Eucaly v!\.\u. 25¢y 2 26c for ... = or White Antiseptic 'lllrwx( Gi Comp., 26(5 gle, 28 2 for ... 4 Calomel Tablets, 100 for P Pile Olntment, with 41(: 25e; 200 for . C tube, 40¢; 2 for .. .. Pure Lemon Extrac Rhubarb and Soda Mix- 6o oz, 40¢; 4 o ture, 23¢; 2 for Pure Lxtract Ve Liver Pills, 1 bottle, 15e; 16c oun., 4.3 4 orm. : bottles . Compound Vant1 ors., 25ci G oxn. . Miffir Alkohol Mas- 73e; 2 for ... rine Suppositorie ¢ dosen. $50 Hilenis Sulghur and Crear ‘atnlp and Hen ,,“'::_ 3 3 3 tor . Toothache Aspirin (5-gr.), 100 for 33e; 200 for . : e Fine Lxpectorant, Squibh's 4 in, for 26¢ Liniment, an t‘('lnd for pain, Soer = S5le =, . box, tor B5e; 200 for S ](n 2 for G-gr, 200 for ... Great One-Cent Sale of Toilet Articles 26¢ 26¢ Sle - Sle * 21e * 21e ' 66c . single t0er = tor 1l white.) feve tired, " 26¢ " 26¢ hour 26¢ 2 yor. All of the Following Taleun Dorin's Powder Con for Great One-Cent Sale of Misce”aneous Items 2 dosen . Oc¢ $1.51 76¢ for Dyfla soap fakes; at the same 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ Medicine Droppers, des 2 e Rite Rite Leads, for Eversharp Alason’'s Shoe Dressing, and 1nl|:#,’ fe assorted colors, 15er 2 pencils, dosem, 10e; 2 ks for . * 16¢ dozen 1le Men's h.xh\»(r Hl\ Army and Nav 2 for ... . sories, sma! 3 233 2 1 Men's Good Quality : s e Toilet Tissue D aper 1.000 sheets to roll, 40c; 2 pairs for S en's Arm Bands, Barber's $1.50: = tdr. Type S size only, spen- 26¢ llc ican m Compressed G a b Bandages, 10e; 2 for. . Sterno Canned Heat, 10c; 2 for. 1le 11c Tubing lengt 2 Manlcure Sticks, s 2 tor OC omcpliagi 36¢ Miller Shampoo Bibs, Ball Top Thyee- $1; 2 for. Nipples, 5Soe Ilolell‘ - 4 Guaranteed 2 dozen W ater Bottles 2-inch Elastic u,.'un 2 for. without 2 for Infants' = Hand: $1.51 xuvb.b(dr, ".‘“. 66 25e; 2 for. " 26¢ Ammonia Wa or ‘general housecleaning pu.—. poses, small, 10¢ ol i | (4 Thes 2 for for . Laxative Quini; Same, lets, 30e; 2 for. for ... Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps Jergens' Witch FHazel Tollet Soap, made by Andrew Jergens Co., the makers of Woodbury's ¥Facial Soap, sold regularly by us at 3 for 25c. Special, this one-cent sale, 6 for 26¢ very Pummo Soap, 6e; 2 for. .. \ Glycerine Tar, 6e; 2 for. .. Goblin Soap, Noxema Skin 2 for Imported Soap Dolls, dressed, 50ec; Z for... Gibson's Soap Powder, made by Cudahy Co., 10¢; 2 cans. This You can this very recommend highly. fine soap. special this prices soap 1le Candy Specials . 6¢c 11c 6c 6c 6c 2—5c Chewing Gum. 2—5c Smith Bros. b¢ Hershey Bars.. 10¢ Hershey Bars 50 Luden's Cough Drops mint Patties. special 95 Ibs. Fine Chocolat c covered Caramels fe Life Savers... Ihs. Licorice Ji Losenges, special.. hone orders. Come down o dell no C. 0. D, no o e day. Open every night ‘m if you cannot come during DECEMBER 4 192 T I T TR, LOEW'S PALACE Metro-Goldwyn Presents MONTA BELL'S THE SNOB the famous novel by Helen K. Martin, with JOHN GILBERT, NAGEL, NORMA COMEDY —NEWS— OVERTURE Beginuing Sunday THOMAS MEIGHAN In “Tongues of Flame” In a brilliant picturization of CONRAD SHEARER THIS WEEK'S BEST SH SIIOWS CONTINUOUS, 10:30 A.M.—11 P.M. LOEW'S COLUMBIA Metro-Goldwyn Presents DAVIES Im @ wonderful. gorgeous visu- alivation . of - Paul’ Leicester Ford’s novel, “JANICE_MEREDITH" WITH HOLBROOK BLINN, JOS. KILGOUR, GEO. SEIGMANN AND 8500 OTHERS. erful Mualeat Overture. SHUBERT Mat. SAT. 2:20, 50c to $2.00 LOUIS IN MILGRIM’S PROGRESS NEXT MON —SEATS NOW Mats. Wed. and Sat. . Nighte & Sat. Mat., 500 to $1.50 Prices: i e, s0c o 31 00 Hans Kmdler Vieloncellist Wanda Landowska Pianist- I. Arthur Sm Bave M l¢7' 0) Now Playing MONTE BLUE “THE ‘LOVER OFCAMILLE” MOST COLORFUL OF ALL MODERN ROMANCES Guarneri and Tomasini Victer Record Songaters Our Gang Comedy EYMPHONY—NEWS Plenty of Parking Space GAYETY Trcice Daily—2:15_snd Brmg Your Molher Columbia Burlesque Presents “HAPPY MOMENTS” All New and Distinctly Different DAZZLING—COLORFUL 'SICAL—GIRLY Matinee Dail 8-Light Mazda Special, $1.69 - the Boys and Girls From Eight to Eighty Continental Electric Supply Co. 808 Ninth Street N.W. enings Until 10 0°Clock RADIO ONE-CENT SALE Thursday, Friday and Saturday Pecrless Phones, pair, $4.00; 2 for $4-Ol Bancry}lydrumczcn. 76C 75¢; 2 for.. 43-plate Vernier Variable Con- densers, $3.25; 2 $3 26 Two-slide Tun $1.75; 2 for.. Batteries, large guaranteed, $2.00; 2 for B Batteries, 45»\olt size, guar- =B s 5500 Harco “Crystal to Crystal De- i B s Gg 0 S‘l'é'&',ifl-‘fc. socs s Slc i Dvah 3-inch, 25¢; 2 26C 46c¢ | , 5 D(;::lr-zlfl:;uc Piugs, 51c | Rheostats, 6-ohm, . 45c; 2 for 46c¢ GIBSON'S 917-19G St. N.W. r Sumlard Socket 45¢c; 2 for.. At 8:20, 50c to $2.50, | | | POLI'S |MAT. TODAY, 50c to $1. 50 | McCORMAC l"lou“ TONIGHT a2 MAT. SAT. CHARLES DILLINGHAM _ Preseats CYRIL “AREN'T MAUDE ALL?” Tredericr Lonuduie's Grest, Comedy Buccess In New York Last N Opening Thurs., Dec. Iltlu Four Performances Only T DAVID BELASCO Pressnts Ladies of the Evening A play by Milon Herbert Gropper Seats Now. $2.50_$2 $1.50_ S1 50 J ¥ BURTON ¢~ OLME T'ravelogues COLORED VIEWS =3 NEw MOTION PICTURES TWICE SUNDAY MAT. AT 3:30: EVE. AT 8:30 Italian Alps RESERVED SEATS. 50c, 85c. $1.10 & $1.05 MAT. FRIDAY, DEC. 5TH ONLY ACTORS’ FUND BENEFIT Versonal Direction Danlel Frohwan Seats Now On Sale—$1 to §3 New York Symphony Orchestra EVENING CONCERT Auditorinum, Central High School mber Sth, S:30 0'Clock Exp Talk by Conductor , §1, 75 cents Full C Walter Damrosc Reserved Seats, S1.. REINALD WERREHRAT BARYTONE Droop's JoNN s, Mrs, Greene's Bureau POLI'S THEATER FRL, DEC. 12, s, 13:h and G IEW YORK SYMPHONY CAROLINA _ORCHESTRA AMROSCH, lrondm tor. 30 and 8:20. s PEEDY STEPPERS Wrestling Tonight TJoe_Parelli, World Champio: John Kalonis. Greek Dem Shubert Attractions TONIGHT LITTLE: wmmm I Auther of With the James Boss (A PAUL WHITEMAN BAND COM. SUN., SEATS NOW | The Latast Mosical Comedy by TTO HARB. K4 Boota T o “BETTY LEE” JOE E. GLORTA BROWN FOY 40—WONDER CHORUS—{0 PnlcE fov;- .‘qMc ;; $3.00: Thurs. Mat. THE WARDMAN PARK THEATRE The Ram’s Head Players In the Langdon Mitchell Comedy, “The New quk ldea w. NGTON SOCIETY OF 'THE EINE ARTS How a Portrait Is Painted A Lecture—Demonstration by EBEN COMINS Mr. Comins will paint a portrait before the_audisnce. Auditorium, Central High School. ecember 4th—8 8F KEITHs HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE MISS NORA BAYES Famous International Binger of Bongs COL. FRED LINDSAY Champien Whip Cracker HARRIET REMPEL & CO. Beven Oth r BStar Acts AND ADDED ATTRACTION RYAN & LEE TFunsters . cnunu LS METROPOLITAN | F AT 10th. Teday—10:45 a. m. to 11 T HAROLD LLOYD With Jobyna Ralston, Jos Ine Crowell, Ch: n and Mickey McBan in a hila- rlously funny tale of a e young newliywed with an nite capacity for spilling beans, HOT WATER t Showing at 9:52 P. M. Werld Survey—Acsop Fable— Grantland Rice Sportlight— Washington's Finest Orchest CRANDALL'S ;tivorr, RIED FLIKTS. ™ NENN STHE LUCK OF Th1E FooL1SH SAT. 10:30 AW SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN S AMBASSADOR 18th8t.&Col. Rd.N. W. TODAY-MILTON SILLS and STAI CANT H HAWK."™ CRANDALL’S G 9th Bet. 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