Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1925, Page 32

» o 32 SUENTISTTOTALK ON STUDY OF STARS Dr. Anderson to lee Lecture! at Carnegie Institution Tonight. e physical imitates sses of stellar evo- | lessons it has just stars, will physicist ihoratory o Institution’s Sixteenth adminis- n the stars, it cannot r truth without syn- ally reproduci boratory son 3,500 degrees produced in the lab ),000 degrees hav hough this is mor irface tempera- | the. cops come, | urist, Woman K\lled by Engme January ally injured and e thrown into panic wh, Flora 5 Marquedante wife of Charles Marqu agent for the E wilroad, was | American be | air. on sale nps may an cities | that I'm dejected, that in my | my bus repairin are decreasing THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, ) JANUARY 5, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. BAND CONCERT. By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, tomorrow evening at 5:45 o'clock. John M. Zimmer- mann, band Marc Overture, ..Zimmermann. Romantique,” Keler-Bela. Yradier. Avilles. Selections from grand opera, *. .Gounod. iph's nopsis—The Wedding March, Wedding Be Church, the Ceremon: gratulations, the I Clog Dance with Banjos, Finale. Waltz Suite, Paloma” “Arti Fi Japan’ “The Star Spangled Banner." The Goat. I am a melancholy tourist, wrapped in grief 1 go my ways; often stand before the jurist piaining sundry bonehead pl ¢, in language of a purist, gives me from 10 to 30 days. It is not strange eyes I always scem to ed to be the goat and pay the other boys are not corrected, although their sins are just like mine. If there are 40 autos sailing athwart the spinney and the glade, it is my bus the cops are the others go by und en- 1 is unshed brine; and no one heeds my bitter | to the hoosegow I parade If 40 drivers do their parking illeg ¢, there's none to sco the cop- pers come to me remarking that I have knocked the statutes cold; and I am full of care that's carking and | ire and fantods manifold. If 441 autos hit up 50, while I am doing 3. on their cycles nifty, and hang the Jonah sign on me; the being learned and thrifty s all my asscts he can see. If atos’ lights are glaring contrary to the laws in force, the coppers, to assure me that my : in vain, my inno- lights are coarse; T plead and argue cence declaring, till I'm hoarse. 5 ru.pmgm.> WALT MASON. Dr Felix Meyer Dead. BERLIN, January 5—Dr. Felix Meyer, member of the Institute of In- ternational Law, died yesterday French automobile manufacturers | their output SPIRITUAL WELFARE DECLARED LOWEST Dr. Wilkinson Scores Tendency of the Times, in Capital-Memorial Church Lecture. “The spiritual tone of Christendom has never been at such a low stage as at present,” declared Dr. B. G. Wil- kinson, dean of theology, Washington Missionary College, last night to an audience in the Capital-Memorial Church, Fifth and F streets, in his weekly lecture, the subject of which was “The Great Signs of Christ's Soon Coming.” “It is an unhappy hour for us, continued, “that science has left its proper domain of the materlal to teach a philosophy of life antagonistic to the words of our Lord Jesus Christ Two million Ame: are childless. were he Today Un» average stands at one ¢ three marriages. among the 1| wealthy and most educated. The evils of converting home into public re set forth by the three vears' tigation of the soclal sclen: partment of Chicago | which reveal in t { tence of'1 all types ¢ 100,000 gangs BELASCO—"Four Joker,” comedy, at 8:20 p. 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BARRYMORE FOUR KNAVES AND A JOKER with IRENE FENWICK NEXT MON. ATS THURS. The Incomparable. Trresistible, International RAYMOND HITCHCOCK in THE SAP " p.m. Private Franklin Edw. F. Mxllers Class. We will open our class Friday, January 9, S Teach you to dance cor rectly in a few lessons. TONIGHT 8:20 ATIONAL 10N Wa e GEORGE WHITE'S new SCANDALS wew Oversh *.ows Any Revue Ever oduced _Anywhere BEG. NEXT MON.—SEATS THURS. Lewis and Gordon Present ™THE HAUNTED HOUSE | ELITE 14th Street and R. L Ave. ARY PICKFORD. in “DOR NON OF HADDON HALL." RAPHAEL"ON w. FIOLLY W( WITH POTASH Sehear's PRINCESSmsax.E. [A TALMADGE, tn “SECRETS." seneers FAVORITE ® x.w. MILTON “THE SEA SILLS, in TAWK." COMEDY. WALLACE EDDINGER o By Owan Davis Autiher o Wervous WreeR ~ Lovron 2 prives ine_environmen Every week night 8:30 to 12 ARCADE The Perfect Place to DANCE Splendid Musie—Popular Priees ¥REE DANCING UNTIL 9. Nt snstruction. !1