Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1925, Page 34

34 RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE FOR DISTRICT URGED Jesse C. Suter, Federation Head, Pleads for American- ization of Capital. Americanization of Washingtonians should be the paramount issue in the minds of District residents, Jesse C. Suter, president of the Federation of Citizens' Associations, sald at a meet- ing of the Columbia Heights Citize ciation In St. Stephen's Parisn Hall, Fourteenth street, last night. We should let it be known to vot- s in all sections of the United States that we are well qualified to take care and should be unrelent- force upon Con- f our rights as Mr. Suter declar- District’s voteless exist- nnrh\ to its disadvantage, he; s sh by the fact that mem-) s of both houses of Congress some- ‘scandalous” statements Washington with no one snt in authority to deny them. Teachers Overworked. red to the poor show- by some pupils in the public s and expressed it as his belief his was due to the fact that the were compelled to take care any children. The class [ ild be based on a rather that a maximum number. ssed the meed for modern hich would do away tion of parking spaces venders on upper These “merchants,” ter plying their trade covers and lanterns on night and allow them to intil opened for business the enting “sorry specta- scking to view the Nation’s Capital. of ourselves, efforts to times make Suter refe treet Cites Tax Exemptiona. Mr. Suter cited items printed in a report presented to the federation recently where it was shown that out 44,000 square acres of land District of Columbia, 21,000 ax exempt. This condition, he 1d not exist were Congress titude toward the D g taxes for its property with citizens. Clayton, chairman of utilities committee of the deration, gave a history of the| egotiations conducted by the federa- ion and the Potomac Electric Power nd the consequent declsion of iblic Utilities Commission that he impounded fund held by the >epco be divided between power con- sumers and the company. With fair play on the part of this utility, he decla there is no reason why the rate of 7} cents per kilowatt hour should not be reduced to 7 cents, or even less, within a year or more ¥avor Five-Year Building Plan. Resolutions were adopted favoring the five-year building progrem as out- lined by Superintendent Ba'lou of the Board of Bduca 4 recommenda- tions made that in !lp f\lun- when plots a purchassed for school pur- poses sufficient land be obtained for playground purposes. Erection of a model school and playground at ¥ teenth and Ogden streets was recommended. Approval was given to the proposal to widen Park road from Thirteenth to Sixteenth streets and that the expense of the operation be charged Into the genergl rates rather than assessed against abutting prop- erty owners. The Commissioners will be requested to grade two triangular plots at Thirteenth street and Kansas avenue. The association reiterated its oppo- sition to the lump-sum method of Faderal contribution toward District expenses, and urged that contribu- tions be proportioned to the vald of Government property in the District. Need for a safe and adequate build- ing to store records of the recorder of deeds stressed. Request will be mado for an up-to-date motor pump- ing engine to replace the tractor en- gine at No. 11 Engine Company. J. Clinton Hiatt, chairman, and H. C. Phillips and George A. Ward were appointed to urge upon the Commis- the necessity for the engine. lutions of gratitude were adopted and will be sent to President Cuolidge, commending him for his in- te 1d stand taken in the rent and housing appropriation of $25 w Commission on Public Welfare Asso- clations. Mr. Reed told of conditions \with regard to rentals and ejections in several apartment buildings, and urged the support of this association in thwarting the efforts of the own- ers to force the payment of higher rents. Representative Allard H. Gasque of South Carolina, who was to address the meeting, was unable to be present, because of illness. President W, I. Swanton presided TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. BELASCO—“Four Knaves and a comedy, at 8:20 p.m. Mati- 20 p.m. NATIONAL—George White's “Scan- dals,” at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at p.m. POLI'S—"Artists 8:20 p.m. WARDMAN PARK—"The Hero,” at 8:30 p.m. KF!‘I‘H S—Ki and Models,” at y Donner, vaudeville, 5 p.m. l‘.ARLlu—'Yol.(m tinuous, 1 to 11 p.m. STRAND—Hubert Kinney's Revue, vaudevllle, corltinuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. GAYETY—Dave Marion’s Show, bur- lesque, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m. MUTUAL—"Naughty Nifties,” lesque, at 2:30 and $:20 p.m. METROPOLITAN—"The Madonna of the Streets,” at 11:30 am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. RIALTO—"The Tornado,” at 11:3 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. COLUMBIA—"Wages of Virtue,” at 0 am., 1:25, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m PALACE—"The Dixie Handic 11:20 am., 1:20, 3:30, 9:40 p.m. TIVOLI—"Argentine Love,” at 2:30, 4:25, 6:1 and 9:45 p.m. AMBASSADOR—"The Sainted Devil,” 40 and 9:30 p.m ENTRAL—"The Sea Haw 3:30, 5, 6:30, § and 9:30 p.m. vaudeville, cor- bur- WOMEN TO TAKE PART INY.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN | Wi 1 Aid Drive for $45,000 for Ex- |: penses of Association—Fund Sought in Week. Women of Washington will take part in the financial drive of the Y. M. C. A, to start January 14 and continue one week, to aise $45,000 for the expenses of the association, it stated at a meeting of the executive committee yes- terday, held in the boardroom of the Federal-American Bank, 1315 F street. Mrs. Wilson Compton was made chair- man of the women's division. teams of 10 women each will asesist her. Women have a vital interest in the Y. M. C. A., officers of the organization declare, because they elther have boys in the boys’ department, boys who are get- ting ready to enter the boys' depart- ment or they have friends who have boys of the age when such a as the boys® “Y" has an ap] in§ force This branch of the organization work is growing steadily year by year, and @ cial attention is given to it by the ide from the 50 women who Wwill take part in the financial solicitation, 250 men will give their time and energy to raising the necessary amount, and they will be augmented by the alumni team, an organization of former g members, who have associated them- selves to keep green the memories and traditions of the local organization. Claude W. Owen is chairman of the executive committee: John Poole, treas- urer, and Leonard W. De Gast, secre- tary. ok O e Fire Does $300,000 Damage. FAIRMONT, W. Va., January The plant of the Barnesville Manu- facturing Co., makers of woolen goods, at Barnesville, near here, was destroyed by fire yesterday, entail- ing a loss of $300,000. One hundred men and women were thrown out of employment. Plans are being made to rebuild the factory. Close at 9 P.M. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Herzog’s Cafe 11th and Potomac River Best Imperial and Deviled Orabs, Freshest Fish in season, Broiled and Fried Steaks, etc. —we bake-enamel any color on any Tind of Furmitare, Marimarer oty us first! AUTOMOBILES OUR_SPEC] DEHCO PLANT 172¢ KALORAMA RD. Columbia_7163 IF YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION Consult_Our Optometrist M. A. LEESE °3050 s> 614 9th St. Branch pran 712 11th Street at|F Five | insgptution { ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, 'WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925. Get It At Gibson's “Where Your Dollars Have More Cents” 917-919 G St. N.W. LUNCH WITH US TO-DAY Brer 1203 G ST HEALTH CANDIES 40+ €0+ 804 Ib DON'T —puss our door without seeing our vast stock NK BOOKS E. Morruon Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. F RANKLlN Xmas Club Classes 50c per Week.... $1.00 per Week $2.00 per Week.. .. $5.00 per Week .. $253.70 & Club_pays 3% interest and entitles membera to compete in Thrift Prize Con- text with big cash awards. £ Metal Savings Banks for the asking VAQATION OLUB —JOIN ANY TIME Ve pay 87 on Bavings Acoounts 3 Wo pay 4% on Time Deposits “Franklin National Bank Penna. Ave. at 10th St. N.W. Branch: 1111 Connecticut Avenue Bank Opens 8.80 A.M.—Closes 8 P.M. Saturday_Closes 13—Pay Days 5:15 Open Saturday Evenings 5:30-8 Free Lecture —ON— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE “—BY— Dr. John M. Tutt, C. S. B. of Kansas City, Mo. Member of the Board of Lee- tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachu- setts. AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Columbia Rd. and Euclid St. N.W, EEEORENRNYRILE RIETEED Thursday, January 8 at 8 P.M. TUnder the Auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Washingten, D. C. No Collection. All Welcome VACATION Days are just a few months awny—Start a vacation savings account at The Citizens. 1336 N. Y. Ave. SMIIESY We oppose this legislation as American citizens anxious to maintain our rights, and ask all to co- operate in bringing to the attention of our law- makers the serious injustice that will inevitably result if this legislation is passed. Read the provisions of the proposed bill and you will be convinced our stand is just. Washington Real Estate Board AR llHilllIIIIIIHI" A AMERICAN CITIZENS Should ever be alert to protect the sacred prin- ciples embodied in our Constitution, as these principles are the safeguards of our citizenship. In the proposed RENT LEGISLATION The rights of private ownership of property are seriously jeopardized and the sanctity of con- tracts deliberately abused. O-n-e C-e-n-t Thursday, Friday and Saturday January 8, 9 and 10, 1925 Special Store Hours—8:30 A.M. 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. telephone orders. No delivery, no C. O. S-a-l-e D, no As we cannot accurately anticipate the exact quantities of merchandise that will be called for, we cannot be responsible if stock is exhausted before sale is over. stock of items marked by an X is very limited, but we have a big stock of all other items. The As our list is quite extensive we are advertising only one-half today. The other half will appear in tomorrow night's paper. However, the entire list is posted up down at the store and you are invited to come in and look it over. Great One-Cent Sale of Soaps Jergens' Witch Hazel Tollet Soap, made by Andrew Jergens Co., the makers of Woodbury's Faclal Soap, sold regularly by us at 3 for 26c. Special, this one-gent sale, 6 for 26¢ This is a very fine soap. You can have all you want at this very special price. Perox- 1de Soap, Essex Brand, 10c; 2 for. . 1lc Pummo Soap, 6c; Z for.... 7c Giycerine Tar, 8es 2 for.. 4C Goblin Soap, bes 3 for.... OC Noxema Skin Soap, 38e} Imported Soap Dolls, dressed, 50c; 2 for Gibson's Soap Powder, made by Cudahy C 10c; 2 cans.. Candy Specials 6¢ 2—10¢ Chocolate Bars.. 11€ 2—6c Chocolate Bars.... 2—§0 Luden's Cough Drops OC€ 2—8o Life Savers 1bs. Licorice Jelly Lozenges, special 95¢ 2—5¢0 Chewing Gum.. 2—8c Smith Bro Drops 2 1bs. lates 2 Ibs. Chocolate Pepper- mint Patties, special.. 1bs. Fine Chocolate- covered Caramels Assorted Choco- Great One-Cent Sale of Miscellaneous Items Sanitary Napkins, dozen, 56c Ekay Pad and Brush, for re- o, s~ W R aariL, 5 M P i, ln'k."“jflllhx Pads, Be; 2 6c Dyflakes, a fast soap flakes; dyes and washes 21':::\.5-1?1115 time, 10ey llc for ... Face Chamots, 10e; 2 Medicine Droppers, 4c; 3 5o for Polar Ginger Ale, 1 pint, 20e; 2 pints " 2lc Mason’s Shoe Dressing, assorted colors, 18¢; 2 i 16¢ Men's Rubber Belts, 25¢; 3 for 26¢ Men's Good Quality Socks, assorted colors, pair. 40c; 2 pairs fo 41e Men's Arm Bands, 25cs Men's Garters, 28¢; 3 R, 5 26¢ 1 yard of Gause, 1803 3 Hitidde 16¢ 1 ounce of Cotton, T Sy Compressed Gauze Bandages, 10¢s 3 for. . Sterno Canned Heat, 10c3 2 for .. \’anlcure Stick: 11e “1lec 6¢ $1.01 $1.51 Men’ ! Handkerchiefs, 'I'lo -way Sockets, x‘ 7503 2 for 76€ Lexative Quinine Tab- lets, 300; 2 fOr covenes 3lc Mmer - Shampoo Bibs Gunrnmeed W ater Bottles \\‘u Lunch Paper, bc; 2 Ladtes' Vaginal Syringe best rubber, 2 for .. Kazbek Bath Salts, very fine, 75¢1 3 for. Sanitary Paper ing Cups, 12 24 for .. Barlum Carbonate Killer, 251 2 for Drink- Sodium Fluoride Roach Killer, 25¢; 2 for Fine Tooth Combs, for Rite Rite Penclls, 10c; 2 for. Safety Pins, doze: for 10c; Rat ‘Autom a :'1 o 26¢ Coufl; 6¢ 51c 75¢ 75¢ of very s130 @) 51 76¢ 1lc 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ 8¢ 1 1c Army and Navy Type Suspen- sorfes, small size only, 25es 2 for ..... Toilet Tissue 1,000 sheets 10cs 2 for . Barber's $1.50; 2 for ... Fine Toothbrushes; 26¢ 11c Paper, to roll, Amerlcan made; 256, 2 9@ for Radio Bilver Polish, 10e; 2 for Bath Thermometers, 80c1 2for .......... Ear and Ulcer S)’rlnges. 25¢; 2 for Miller Baby Pants, large size, 391 2 for Tubing lengths, for . \ll\l'lle 3 e 50c domem; 11c 26¢ 40c¢ 36¢ 53 nch Elastic Bandage, without rubber, 2 for Infants’ Rectal Syringe, 28¢5 2 for ... Ammonia Water, for 65c; 66¢ 26¢ ‘general housecleaning pur- nouea‘ small, 10c; 2 11(! s.mev large, 351 2 9O, LOF canercasnaremesons Great One-Cent Sale of Drugs Mentholated Pine Tar, with exe Flaxseed, Wild Cheery and menthol, 35e; 2 for Camphorated Oil, 30e; 2 36¢ 3lc 26¢ 26¢ 41c 41c 26¢ 76¢ 36¢ 26¢ 36¢ 16¢ * 26¢ 36¢ 26¢ White Pine and Tar Comp., 25¢c; 2 for..... Calomel Tablets, 100 for Pure Lemon Extrast, % ons,, 400; 4 ozs . Pure Extract Vanilla, ozs., 40cs 4 OBS. ... ... Compound Vanill oxc., 20c; 6 OB8....... U. 8. P. 95% Rubbing Al- cohol, pint, 75c; 2 pints Glycerine Suppositories, dozen, 35c; 2 dozen... Elixir Catnip and Fen- nel, 25c; 2 for. Aspirin (5-gT.), 100 for 35¢; 200 for........ .- Squibb's Aspirin, 1 dozen, 15¢; 2 dozen. mrkupnr Lotion, 25e; 2 Blsud Pills (5-g. for 35c; 200 for.... Catarrh Relief Balm, 2501 2 for. tract tor Antiseptic Throat Gar- gle, 25c; 2 for. - Pile Ointment, tube, 40c; 2 for. Rhubarb and Soda Mix- ture, 2503 2 fOr....... Liver Pills, 1 bottle, 15¢; Cascara Aromatic, 2 for. Sacch (1-gr.), Whlle Pine Expeotorant, 25¢; 2 for......... Family Liniment, Charcoal and Logenges, 2 for Aromatic Castor 25e; 2 for... “with 35e; s 100 for 3503 Cod Liver Oil and Eucalyptus, 25e; 2 26¢ 41c 26¢ 16¢ 36¢ 36¢ * 16¢ c 26¢ an external remedy for pain, S0es 51c 16¢ Pepsin 1 bex, 15e; oil, Great One-Cent Sale of Toilet Articles All of the Following Taleum Powders, 25¢; 2 for 26c Lazells (assorted odors), Orange Blossom Talcum, Vivaudou Waltz Dream, Bor- ated Talcum (assorted odors), Love Joy Talcum. lopsis Talcum, large Corylop: m, large 379 & 26¢ 16¢ 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ Palm Olive Talcum Pow- der, 253 2 for. Jap Rose Talcum Pow- U. S. Army Foot Pow- Men's or Women's Im- ported Combs, 28es 2 for ... Riker's Liquid Rouge, 25¢; 2 for Styptio Pencils, 5e; 2 o ... 6C ‘Witch Hazel, per bottle, 250 2 for 26¢ No delivery, no C. 0. D,, no tel at night if you cannot come during until 9:30. Dorin’s pacts, Powder 25¢3 2 for.. Palmolive Rouge Com- pacts, 25¢; 2 for. Mavis Rouge Comj 50e; 3 for.... Orange Rouge pacts, 50c; 2 for. Rouge Compacts, 20e3 2 for g Powder Puffs, 10c; 3 for Florida Water, large bot- La Fountain Hair Nets, or double mesh, cap shape only, 10e; 2 for single 11c (No gray or white) Foot Tablets, to reliev. aching_feet, per box, 25c; 2 For .. Cocoanut Of1 25¢3 2 for ..... Liquid Green Shampoo, 25¢; 2 for. .. & o tired, " 26¢ » 26¢ ? 26¢ ne orders.. Tome down day. Open every night PaiLAcE Oentinuous, u-neg_.-:g_nl- . METRO-dO{BWYIra THE DIXIE HANDIGAP WITH CLAIRE WINDSOR AND FRANK KEENAN um"f-mou{.'l “GREED” From Prank Norriw Novel The Plcture That Fascinated Broadway at 82 Prices LOEW'S A CoLumsi C-llh-wl. 10130 A. .f—ll P. PA nfuo WY PRRAENTS GLORIA SWANSON In o sporkling vomance of the French Foreign L. WAGES OF VIRTUE WITH BEN LYON AND NORMAN TREVOR Juvenile Comedy Intermational News Views Leon Brusilofs Music TONIGHT 8:90 ATIONAL 30 Saturday ™ GEORGE WHITE'S vew SCANDALS wee Oversindows Bevue Ever voed Raywhere BEG. NEXT MON—SEATS THURS. Lewls and Gordon Presest WALLACE EDDINGER wTHE HAUNTED HOUSE The Irrisistible Laugh Hit By Owen Davis Author of The Nervous Wreck 31c 26¢- Continuoas 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 COross-Word Pussle Movies hf'mfloul News Rialte hony Orchestra TONIGHT AT 8110 POLYS . n b, l:."w?‘ 220 WOBERS BUTTLER s TOTI DAL MONTE RAYMOND FIRST TIME HERE First Aveval Edition The Irresistible Musical Comedy CHARLES g, S St ’fll’l. Mon., Jaa. 19, 4 ELASC! LIONELBARRYMORE with IRENE FENWICK HITCHCOCK Com. Sun. Seats Today MR. BATTLING RUGGLES ne Year on Broadway. Boats, Urs. Groene's Bt Mgmt. Mossrs. Shubert ™ FOUR KNAVES AND A SEATS THURS. In THE SAP AMUSEMENTS. NAZIMOVA || MILTON SILL et ong “irams of in m str drama revenge conquered by lové MADONNA OF THE STREETS EDY—NEWS -uuw-'- Finest Orehestrsy L’§ TivoL: JAth & Park ra. nw. TOPAY _BERE T nd ' RT CARDO COR’ AnaBATING Love. ~ An "I PAS rnuummw Wy “THE GARDEN OF W | LEE MORAN, In_“HOT ATR." At CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR | 18th8t. &Col. R4.N. TODAY AND TOMORROW — R DOLYH VALENTING, in T D DRV oon. " CRANDALL'S crmrmar "~ Sth Bet. D & B TODAY -MILTON WILLA and &TAIL CABT, in Mabatini's © FA HAWK." Performances 10: cmmm:rr Jath and Col. Bd. MATS.—2 P 8 P.M. Sunday, TODAY STAM ‘ AR, in TROTORTE: YD | LD FOOL. in bOoH BUTYERFLY CRANDAU..'S Avenume Gr; 645 Pa. Ave. MATS.—2 P.M. Daily; 3 P.M. TODAY-—J. WARREN K BLOOD, R CAST, JHUGHES, 1n IGE “CAPTATN TOMORROW ME y CRANDALLW'" 624 H 8t. N.E. TODAY AND TOMORROW—RUDOLPH g in “A BAINTED CRANDALL’S Yerx “Theater Ga.Ave. &Quebecst. TODAY—POLA N R prl Washington Grocers National FoodShow Convention Jan 5 to 17 Hall U. S. GOV'T EXHIBIT MODEL COTTAGE DE MOLL ORCHESTRA W e MAGNIFICENT 'II!AYRI Under Direction of Stanley Co. of America KEITHS i Popular Price | ey i VAUD peopie. YOUTH” 5.5 A Spectacle of Joy THE FIVE LAMEYS ESPE & DUTTON EMMY BARBIER CHAS. J. SIMMS & CO. HOWARD & LIND Burke, Barton & Burke HATHAWAY & CoO. STANLEY Selected Feature PHOTOPLAYS “WORLDLY GOODS” win AGNES AYERS First Time Shown Paramount Production Also Comedies and Short Films CONTINUOUS SHOW Open Dailyat 1 ~Sundqys at NewYorkSymphony Orchestra Evening, Jan. 12th, 8: 30 o’clock Auditorium, Central High School Full Orchestra—Explanatory Talk By Walter Damrosch, Conductor Reserved seats—$1.25, $1.00, 75 oemts. Ofice Washington Bociety of Fine Arts, 1741 New York Ave, Reservations by tele- phone. Oall—Main 7566 BI-' KEITHs HIGH CLASS VAUDTVILLE Bl llREAIH BILL TWO HEADLINERS ADELAIDE & HUGHES AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE ANCERS MISS KITTY DONER Greatest Mals Impersonater HARRY KAHNE Montal Gymnesties for Fun and Theills POWERS & WALLACE “Ressbuds. Birds, and Ete."” 7 Other Star Features Two Shows Dally 2:15 & 8:15 Sunday Matinee at 3:15 PHONES MAIN 4484 ~4185-6823 Partly paid tickets given free by |_ grocers. Admission, 30 cents. Doors open 1:30 to 5:30 and 7130 to 10:30 p.m. SAMUEL E‘MJNENT VIOLI'\NTN Ogpizal High School. Fri. Eve. Jun. 9. 8:30 $1.80, $1.85, 75 cts. Mrs. Greene's Bureau, Droop's, 18tk and 6. 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 Concert Droop's, 13th and G. NATIONAL, Thursday, Jan. 15, 4:30 JOHN Film Features LIBERTY Yert: Capitol ana » CLARA_BOW. JOHN BowrRs LILLIAN. GIRH CHARLES EM HANDS.™ AMENCAN 1xt St.and R. 1. Ave. BUSTER KEATON, & “THE _NAVIGATC PARK 14th & Buchanan X Eyes. 7,amd 8:45; open s:m Continuous Sats.. 2 P.M.— 3 TODAY AND TOMORROW_ 1. FITHS stupendous OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th GLENN HUNTER snd 5. in “THE SILENT Mary Roberts Rine: DUMBARTON,';:?'?-_'««’-{nfl{ ca CHARLES THOMAS Amerlu'; Favorite Baritone Seats On Sale By . AT Tonith: Tner 1908 &7t GAYETY Daily—2:15 and 8:15 | YOU CAN'BRING YOUR MOTHER Columbian Burlesque Presents [ ! i DAVE MARION 1 | (m\l'l-:l,l?‘l Ladies’ Bargain Matines Daily, 250 The Wardman Park Thelhe Phone Columbi Beginning Tuesday, anmuy [ THE RAM'S HEAD PLAYERS Present GILBERT EMERY'S Play THE HERO e ey aolling, $1.06 and §9.00 HIS OWN SHOW | 1 Sat. Mat., 3:30( LD SWEI THE ‘I T TAKOMA Takoma 1 l’nrk 177 3 YANKEL 911 M S EMPIRE #* % siee “DANGEROUS 1230 (‘ Slrte! MARLOVE. t0' “FIND TOUR BAN L " ELITE 14th Street and R. 1. Ave. “ALONG CAME RU scheer's RAPHAELs&ox.w. scheer's F AVORITE¢2 = v.w. F. THE ENCHANTRESS.” HOME = , “WELCOME STRANGER.'" Comedy. M ——————e. CHEVY CHASE Conn- A\rnn‘e’ & McKinley § TODAY AND TOMORROW PAULIN FREDERICK ¥ NA MAE BUSCH, Fight and Win RR! " Newspaper Ivm and CAROUNA 11th & N. C. A “YOUNG 1D LANTE. ClRCLE 2 Fe. ave T WSS Ample Tarking spac RICH, MONTE E MI “THE SILENT WATCHER.” Comedy DANCING. E -swma CO~. 1013 E ST e Have Some Money for Interest on Savings—Join Today A NK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7¢h and E Sta. National Tomorrow Neficn The World-Famed Cellist T. Arthur Smith, Inc., 1306 G MUTUAL ., 272% %0 s Daily—2:30 and_8:20. Smoke if you like NAUGHTY NIFTIES Tonight—Perfect Form Contest Next Week—Moonlight Malds I only Awunnm in Washington This Seasn o"V"M—. Jan. ll, 4:30 PEOT AND MRS, I X ACHER, STUDIO. 1127 100h s, mow. " Clam Mo and Fri. § to R ebrive by appointment Frabiti 8567. _Established 1000. __ 10° ® RIVATE DAN( or §1 sinsle lessor Health Studio, 168 K st. 5.w.—Learn to 17 lessons. $5. ALl private: Frankiin €110 + Edw. F. Miller’s Class. We will open our class Friday. Jaouary 9. pom.. feaching new steps and dances. limited, running 6 weeks, 1226 Con _Phone Fr. 8 8:80 Class, » rectly in a few lessons. PROF.-MRS. _ Strictly private; any hour. 1829 M ST, N.W. | Clase and dince Satur day Eve. with orchestra. oxtrot “Tango." Witz DANGE Splendid sio—Popular Prices B DANCTNG CNTIL, 5 “HIGHSCHOOL DANCES” Flidly Night l ‘flmmulvu by Ritotto Card, Unitorm. oF Othersion ABPMITTED FREE “Central