Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1925, Page 34

DEMOCRATS TILT b AGAIN IN SENATE Walsh Denies Party Had Alli- { ance With La Follette. B Bruce Under Fire. Rnumnr Walsh of Montana, Demo- itor of the celebrated oil ce, took the Senate floor yester- to defend himself and his party against the oft-repeated statement that there had been an alliance be- tween the Democrats and Republi- can insurgents of the Senate at the last sessic ‘o such ver existed alliance of urMerstand- declared the nator. He added that the ratic party would ‘have been “false to itself and to the country” had it not improved the opportunity to disclose the oil scandal Replying directly to the attack made on the Senate Democratic lead- ership last week by Senator. Bruce, Democrat, Maryl enator Walsh defended Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, who was the independent | sidential candidate last No- said, should not he drove from unfit” and “the unfitness has Dem t Pledge. wocratic and in- brought r Smith, Demo- as chairman of rce committee Walsh to have »d without any con- n Curolina was said by been a D to_erit- Bruce o Senator replied that h intention alsh, Senator th to Senator fowa - had i only ents would sup- andidate Senator Demo- t Sen- a to his feet the and had moment his election ed ce La Follette Ix Amuxed. While the de Senator La Fol chamber and ap, amusement from Democratic sid rtain was at its height came into ared to find some colloquy on the He later Mon- | about | had switched his vote | him | the | the maji ttee and ash BEQUEST Tb COLLEGE. District Woman Leaves Educate Poor Boy. Mar ss aret Breen, Fund to | exchar % i Come-on Cu’cu]ars. } — Once I sent to Doc McMaster for his patent mustard plaster, hoping it would be a helper in my hour of direst need; I had boils as large as onions, I had double-action bunions, for the cure of which the plaster was profusely guaranteed. And the do¢ passed on my letter to Prof. Donnerwetter, who compounds a hair restorer that will turn your whisk- ers blue; and by him my name was traded to all fakers old and jaded who had schemes for beating su ers of a surplus plunk or two. And they keep on sending, sending cir- culars and tracts unending, begging me to send two dollars if I cannot send them three; telling of their varbs and simples which will rid my map of pimples, telling of their wart removers, of their pills and boneset tea. When one faker has exhausted all his wiles and finds them frosted, he sends on my name and number to a faker down the street, and this new one writes me daily, telling carnestly, yet gayly, how his Per- sian corn destroyer will restore my wasted feet. Oh, they write me and they write me, and their arguments delight me, and I wonder who's the sucker when I make them no reply; when T do not send them money in for words of honey, when |1 do not buy their plasters or their | purple whiskers dye. (Copyright.) \\ MASON |BILL LETS HOSPITAL TAKE $600,000 BEQUEST Senate Passes Measure Made Neces- sary by Will of Randolph Warrick. R ashington Hospital for Foundlings d to enable it to accept a bequest £ $600,000 in the will of Randolph Warrick was passed by the Sen- fe yesterday v re- ported by sub- committee Judiciar tor Cummins The original act for the hospital was put through in 1870. The bill passed today, which now goes to the Ho! thos a memorial build- e known as the Helen L. and Warrick Memorial for the and treatment of foundlings and (ov the care of women afflicted with T TR Flowers for “Shut-Ins.” r a potted plant or bouquet from 121 v\dwrmewmem COAL DEALER WINS. |Judgment of $2.500 Set Aside by Court of Appeals. Ord Gude, District Court of Appeals, in an n by Judge Oscar Bland of the United States Court of Customs Ap- peals, set aslde a judgment 3 ges against J. Edward dealer. and his man- a A. Collis. The judg- ment had been awarded in the District Supreme Court and grew out of a controversy over the p hase of coal by M Anderson in Novem- ves $1,000 | ber, lent and directors of Gon- zaga College for t rema ate is devised to another niec Mary J. Hoolahan. Dr. James Kilroy is named xecutor. n of al When You Feel a Cold Coming On ¢ Luxative BROMO QUININE Tablets to and to fortify the system A Safe e sig- t attack of Gr Influenza. LUNCH WITH US TO-DAY Brer W 120365t HEALTH CANDIES 404 60+ 804 1b Distinctive--- in Value and Appearance During this period of un- usual offerings — West's midseason sale—this value far exceeds all others: Wellington Tuxedo 45.00 The idea is, although you weren't wait- ing for this chance, you'll not want to let the opportunity to get a Tuxedo like this, for a price like this, slip by. silk Imed-—handsome, styl- faced lapels, ish and durable. Silk- s MENS WEAR S*dney West INCORPORATED 14th and G Sts. DEED OF CONVEYANCE IS UPHELD BY COURT Appellate Tribunal Directs Restora- tion to Mrs. Gibson of Realty Subject of Litigation. The District Court of Appeals in an opinion by Justice Van Orsdel yesterday reversed the decree of the District Supreme Court and directed the storation of certain real estate to Mrs. Anna C. Gibson, which had been conveyed to her by her mother-in- law, in 1021, when . the latter was 72 years old. Before her death the elder woman brought suit to vacate the conveyance and the lower court found in her favor holding the deed to have been without considera- tion In reversing the decision Justice Van Orsdel points out that the record discloses that for 25 years during the lifetime of her husband, a son of Sarah Gibson, Mrs. Sarah Gibson had resided at their home and been cared for by Mrs. Anna C. Gibson. When the son died one of the other relatives asked the daughter-in-law to con- tinue the care of the mother, which she undertook to do, and the mother transferred the property to her in consideration thereof. When on the witness stand Mrs. Anna C. Gibson had been asked If the conveyance was not a gift and she had so characteriz- ed it, but the Appellate Court ex- presses the opinion that she probably meant there was no money passed The undertaking the of the mother-in-law is sufficient considera- tion for the deed, the Appellate Court holds. care - . Father John's Medicine glves prompt relief for colds and throat troubles Advertisement. STECK TO FILE SENATE Des Moines, eck, Demo- against Parsons a, counsel for Dan candidate for senator g Brookhart, Republic con ferred with members of the Senate privileges and elections committee r garding the contest which Mr. Steck | has announced will be brought to un- seat Mr. Brookhart. Mr. Parsons sald he expects to file the contest before he leaves Washington. The original plan had been to defer the filing of papers until the new Congress as- sembles. NLARGEMENTS of Negatives High-class service at all times. Sx10 enlargements from your negatives, C M. A. LEESE oFTicaL co. 614 9th St. Branch Store 712 11th Street J J J & - — seven Berkey & SEAT CONTEST SOON Infettme Furniture Is More Thar n MAYER & CO. Seventh Street Between D & E STAR, 'WASHINGTON, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. BELASCO—"Four Knaves and Joker," comedy, at 8:20 p.m. NATIONAL—George White's “Scan- dals,” at 8:20 p.m. POLI'S—"Artists 8:20 p.m. WARDMAN PARK—"The Hero," 8:30 p.m. KEITH'S—Kitty Donner, vaudeville, at 2:16 and 8:16 p.m. BEARLE—"Youth," tinuous, 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND—Hubert Kinney's Revue, vaudeville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. GAYETY—Dave Marion's Show, bur- lesque, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. MUTUAL—"Naughty Nifties," lesque. at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m MBETROPOLITAN—"The Madonna of the Streets,” at 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. RIALTO—"The and Models,” at at vaudeville, con- bur- Tornado,” at 11:30 0, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. At 3:30, 6:30, 7:30 and i ixie Handicap,” at 11:20. am., 1 3:30, 5:25, 7:25 and 9:40 pm. TIVOLI—“Argentine Love, 4:25, 6:15, 5 and 9:45 p.m AMBASSADOR—"The Madonna the Streets, . 7:40 and 9:30 p.m. BNTRAL—The Sea Huwk at §:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m at 2:30, of —our estimates for bake enameling your furni ture, hardware, etc., in any color you want. 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R ———m- | L This Week vanity, attractive pieces Gi | (SN 12 Good Bedroom Suites Eventfully Underpriced The Mayer & Co. showing of good-looking and good bedroom furniture some rare values this week. Here indeed are some handscme suites priced away out of proportion to their real value. includes Quoted below are a few of the values sugges- tive of the many that you will find this . week. Beven-piece Bedroom Suite, in Miller Gray wax finigh: dresser, chest, and chair, rocker and bench Good-looking Bedroom Suite in combination wal- nut, with bow-end bed and good-ulze dresser, full-size bed Suite of six pieces, in mahogany, with bow-end bed and 50-inch dresser; mahog- any interiors Berkey & Gay Bedroom Suite, in a rich brown ma- hogany finish; six pieces, with 48-inch dresser, mahogany interiors, and man’s chest........ 0 192 AMUSEMENTS. i | 1 i COLUMBIA NOW P! PARAMOUNT PR. GLQRIA SWANSON In a sparkling romance of the French Foreign Legion, “WAGES OF VIRTUE" WITH BEN LYON AND NORMAN TREVOR NTS New Juvenile Comedy. International News Views. Leon Brusilof's Munie. O THIS WEEK’S BEST SHOWS! CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M.—11 P. M. DAILY LOEW'S PALACE NOW PLAVING xu:rieo Goanv\ 8 HANDICAP The greatest racing romance since “In Old Kentucky,” ' New York Symphony Orchestra Evening, Jan. 12th, 8:30 o’clock Auditgrium, Central High School Full Orchestra—Explanatory Talk By Walter Damrosch, Conductor Reserved seats—$1.25, $1.00, 75 ocents. Office Washington Society of Fine Arts, 1741 New York Ave. Reservations by tele- phone. Oall-—Main 7568 RACHMANINOFF PIANIST Only Appearance in Washington This Season Poli's, Wed., Jan. 14, 4:30 Seats at Mrs. Groene's Bureau ' _Droop’s, 13th and G. 6403 WITH CLAIRE WINDSOR AND FRANK KEENAN nnett Comedy, and Sand” Pathe News—Other Hits. Tom Gannon’s Orchestra. ([T Continuous NOW PLAYING HOUSE PETERS IN “THE TORNADO” The Rialto Presents J. HUMBIRD DUFFEY and ALICE MacKENZIE In 10 Minutes of Melody Century Comedles Presents THE AGGRAVATING KID Word Pussie Movies Jnternational News Rialto Symphony Orchestra Cro! NATIONAL, Thursday, Jan. 15, 4:30 JCHN CHARLES THOMAS America's Favorite Baritone Remaining Seats On Sals By T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G St. SHUBERT o l|'::2l,v;?nu’$ at. : E!“.fi‘s&un 5tc to $1.50 A. H. Woods Presents LIONELBARRYMORE FOUR KNAVES AND A JOKER with IRENE FENWICK NEXT MON. e Incomparable, Trresistibl International RAYMOND HITCHCOCK n THE SAP POLI’S TONIGHT A1/ FIRST TIME HERE rehOus AND First Annual Editien Com. Sun. Seats Wed. GEORGE CHOOS PRESENTS The Irresistible Musical Comedy MR. BATTLING BUTTLER q:iim CHARLES RUGGLES Qriginal Times Squars Cast and Twice Daily—2:15 and 8:15 YOU CAN BRING YOUR MOTHER | Columbian Burlesque Presents/ DAVE MARION | (llnnm,w HlS OWN SHOW | ies’ Bargain Matineo Daily, 25 ‘ “The er man Park Theatre one Columbin 2000 nmnnmx Tuesday, January 6 THE RAM'S HEAD PLAYERS Present GILBERT EMERY'S Play THE HERO cept Mon.) 8:30. Sat. Mat, 0. 2:30 %2 selling, $1.65 and $2.20 Nights The Home of the High- Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St. Franklin 5606 mined, glasses fitted The Most Your Money Will Buy in— GARAGES! When you finvest mon in a garage, as in Any thing else, von naturally want and expect the ut most for your money. The finest materials, expert de. signing, plus xkilled work manship, have proven to be our strongest selling points. i E R M S 'S BUNGALOWS GARAGE! WASHINGTG CQISTRUCI’IN MUTUAL .., 25050 . Daily—2:30 and_8:20. Smoke if you like Franklin NAUGHTY NIFTIES Tonight—Surprise Night Next Week—Moonlight Maids IN VIOLINIST Fri. Eve., Jan. 9. 8:30 Mrs. Greene's Bureau, 'SAMUEL Central High Schoot, $1.50, $1.25, 75 cts. Droop’s, 13th and 6. METROPOLITAN F AT 10th TODAY—11 A.M. TO 11 P. M. First National Presents NAZIMOVA MILTON SILLS With a poweriul supporting cast in a strong drama of revenge comquered by love MADONNA OF THE STREETS COMEDY—NEWS Washington's Finest Orchestra 'CRANDALL'S Trvout 14th & Park rd. n.w TODAY _AND DANIELS ANT AR ARDO CORTEZ LOVE And DON'T PARK CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR 18thSt. &Col. RA.N. W NAZIMOVA MIL M OF TON THE VALEN CRANDALL’S g 9th Bet. D & TODAY AND TOMORROW—MILTON Theater Col. Rd. ORIy CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand 645 Pa. Ave. 5.E. 2 P, Daily: 3 P.M. Sunday. I WAR “CAPTAIN CRANDALL’S Apollo Theater 624 H St. N.E. TODAY AND TOMORROW —RUDOLPH ALENTI SAINTED Ga.Ave.&Quebeckt CWDALL'S York Theater NEW YORK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCH, Conductor POLI'S, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13—4:30 ALL WAGNER PROGRAM With Distinguished Wagnerian Soprano Mme. BERTA MORENA of the Metropolitan Opera Company Seats now on sale, Mrs. Greeme's Comcert Bureau, Droop’s, 13th and G. orth Capitol and P AMERICAN ,; LIBER“ D. W. GRIFFITH presents Shows 6:30_and 9. 14th & Buchanan N.W. PARK Eyes. 7,and $:45: open 6:30 and 9:00. CRANDALL'S: V | ,BFKEITHS HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE _ BlG IARGAII BILL TWO HEADLINERS ADELAIDE & HUGHES AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE CERS MISS KITTY DONER Greatest Male Impsrsonater HARRY KAHNE Mental Gymnasties for Fun and Theills POWERS & WALLACE “Rosebuds._ Birds, and Ete." 7 Other Star Features ows Dally 2:15 & 8:15 Sunday Matinee at 3:15 PHONLS MAIN 4484 ~4485-052} 4:30 oelock National, Thurs., The World-Famed Cellist ) — ——— |13™ ST. Between Fand AVE. KEITHS Popular Price VAUDEVILLE HATHAWAY & COMPANY ESPE & DUTTON EMMY BARBIER CHAS. J. SIMS & CO. BURKE, BARTON & BURKE HOWARD, LIND & CO. THE LAMYS A VAUDEVILLE SURPRISE and “YOUTH,” MAUD DANIEL CO. STANLEY Selected feature PHOTOPLAYS ACKES AYRES n “¥ORLDLY GOODS” Fint Time Sh Comedies and Other Films CONTINUOUS SHOW Open Daily at Sundays at3 Mats. Wed. & Sek GEORGE WHITE'S wew SCANDALS wew Overshadows Any Revue Ever Produced where BEG. NEXT MON.—SEATS THURS. Lewls and Gordon Present -‘WAllAflE EDDINGER wTHE HAUNTED HOUSE By Owen Davie Anther of Nervous Wreck AR CA OLYMPIC You St. 1343 Wisconsin Av. LIONEL BARRTMOT “AMER DUMBARTON DANCING. “ACHER, STUDIO NEW STANTON 6th & C Sts. N.E. $i15 8 0:30 oo in TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. DAY — MARY PICK FORD. in “DOROTHY VERNON OF HADDON HALL." Two shows at 7 and EMPIRE IO st NE 3 CARMEL Also Profes wg Contest at 8 T’m HE BEDROOM WIN Witl, MAY McAVOY, RICARDO Edw. F.v Miller’s Class. We will open our class Frid 880 pm., teaching mew steps. | 5 Tunning 6 weeks. 35! AND JACKSON 623 K st. f.w.—Learn to dance Al private. Franklin 4710. * RINE BALL N.W. Frank. 6506, . Fox Trot. Appointments any 11me nce Tuesd: ning, with orchestrs Tl Fates for Iadies. Rhsthmic ARCADE fADIES AUXILIARY Pleasant Hebrew Congregation Novelty Ball & Baznar in Anditortom TONIGHT We Will Give a DANCE For Our Patrons in the Spacious Upper Ball Room Ladies 25c, Men 500 Dance All You Like Competent Instruction, Waltz Mt