Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1925, Page 34

CROWD OF 15,000 JAMS DEBS MEETING Police Called to Handle 10 000 Men and Women in Overflow. By the A« | NEW YORK, May 4.—Two hn'- dred police were called out vester- ; day to handle a crowd of 10,000 men | and womer™yho jammed the streets around Madison Square Garden after 15,000 others had crowded into the building to hear Eugene V. Debs and others speak at the opening of the Workmen's Circle national con- vention. In the rear of had difficulty in making lane through the crowd for a group of children who paraded at the con- vention hall, The crowd was demon- strative but orderly Mr. Debs, former date for nt the States the workers United » show enough triotism n it in any war” to join th tional I ment, which termed movement that will put war the Garden police Socialist candi- United of the| pa- | and | r move- | the only | an end to | reau Everybody said, “but if Wall word tomorrow, all the preachers \\m"zl be today is he | the and | for peace, Street said editors for war AMERICAN U. HEAD RETURNS FROM WEST * Chancellor Clark Back From Trip | V! to Get Equipment for New Buildings Chancellor Lucius C. Clark of American University has returned from a short trip through the Middle West and to Chicago mainly for the purpose of anging for dormitory | equipment for the new building now being constructed at the grounds at Nebr @ and Massachusetts avenues. With the beginning of May the end of the acade barely a month away ng the coming week ~r}|u]n|~}~n\ ds will be determined upon candidates for degrees will be final examina- tions by the academic council. The council also grants the scholarshiy and is empowered nnually to IHYQ'I a certain number to student graduates fi.f colleges or universities in the United States and to those recom mended by representatives of certain foreizn countries | aw and given Creates Precedent American probably ha created a in that the acholarships and fellowships it grants | need not be for courses the uni versity itself. They may be and often are for other institutions where the particular lines of research in which the student is interested may carried on At the convocation last vear, for, example, fellowships were granted for study at Oxford, Harvard and the University of Chi | It is announced that with the| opening of the new College of Liberal Arts next Fall the arrangement for | boarding students will include break- | fasts and dinners at the dormitor and that a cafeteria system will be | established so that luncheons may be obtained at a minimum cost. H In addition to the present arrange- | ments for scholarships at the new college, it is expected that others will be founded and that a loan fund will be established to aid needy students. DR. BUTLER NAMED HEAD OF WORLD PEACE BODY Press. University precedent best 1 seociate V YORK. May 4.—The resigna- tion of Elihu Root as president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peach and the selection of President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia | TUniversity to succeed him were an- nounced Saturday night Dr. Butler ucceeds Mr. Root | ‘as chairman of the executive commit- | tee and continues as director of the | Division of Intercourse and Education. | Mr. Root remains a member of the| board of trustees. Officers selected were: Vice dent, George Gray; secretary, Brown cott, and treasurer, J. Montague. Robert” Newton Page and William Foster resigned trustees, being succeeded by Sena.or Lerc Percy of Mississippi and Dwight W. Morrow of New York. presi- | James | Andrew | Arthur 1875 shoes available. Custom Fit—“Corrective” Ancn LiFT | |and La l Branch | store Michelson Plans To Resume Study Of Fox Indians soing to lowa, Then to Canada, to Complete Broad Reserach. Prof. Truman Michelson of the Bu- of American Ethnology of the Smithsoniar Institution, will leave Washington soon for the final re searches with which to complete his monumental work on the habits, cus- toms, language, ceremonials and so cial organization of the Fox Indians Dr. Michelson will pursue his studies among the Foxes at Tama, Towa, and across the Canadian border in Saskatchewan. Upon his return this Summer he will push the work to_completion for the bureau, and it will be an encyclopedic account of this Indian tribe, one of the most interest- ing now surviving as a tribal unit in the United States. Dr. Michelson bas been engaged several years in his study of the Foxes. He believes that most of their cus toms and ceremonials originally were borrowed from other tribes, but have undergone considerable varfation dur ing the centuries they have been prac- ticed by the Foxes. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. -Ruth Chatterton, at 8:20 p.m. The Family Belasco ““Women Upstairs,” Poli's— Hassard Short's 0 p.m. resident 20 p.m Keith’s— Frances at 2:15 and $:15 p.m arl Ann Suter-Bobby Heath ndeville, continuous 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—First all.star bill, vaude- ville, continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gayety—"Go to It,” burlesque, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m Mutual—"The Merrymakers," lesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. Metropolitan—"sally a.m. to 11 p.m. Columbia—"Zande; 11:30, 1:30, 3:45, 5:45 Palace— 'New Lives 11:8:0:;, 1:30, 3:45, b White Cargo,” at Starr, vaudeville at hur: 11 the Great,” at 7:35 and 9:45 p.m for Old,” at 735 and {945 p.m Wind at 11:30, 30 and 9:30 p.m s Man Desires,” at , 6. 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Ambassador—-'sally,” at 6:15, § 5 p.m. Central = Rialto—"Head , 5:30, 30, and Pampered Youth,” at 6:30. 8 and 9:30 p.m. ARNIVAL To make vour carnival | i success see— GARRISON’S Toy and Novelty Co., 914 E St. N.W. Wholesale Inc. Revue, at| continuous | |s. Yandle, | section | boarded THE EV ANDREWS VISITS RUM PATROL BASE Treasury Officer Disappointed at Inability to Take Part in Chau W LONDON, Conn., Mgy observe at first hand the field of eper- ations of the United States Coast Guard against the rum-runner, Lin coln C. Andrews, recently appeinted Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, in charge of the customs, prohibition and Coast Guard units, was here to- day Accompanied by Rear Frederick C. Billard, commandant the Coast Guard and Lieut. Comd aide to the rear admiral, the new fleld marshal of prohibition arrived here from New York aboard the Coast Guard destroyer Porte The destroyer followed the ocean side of Long Island, to give the Sec- retary the opportunity to see for him- self the vessels that comprise the Montauk Point rum fleet. Hoped to Join In Cha: A heavy sea was running and the Secretary was informed that the pos- sibilities” of rum lightering by small boats from vessels in the row were slight on that account. He expressed disappointment that he was unable to participate in a chase. Upon arrival at the Coast Guar Academy here, Secretary Andrews and Rear Admiral Billard were greeted by Comdr. H. D. Hinckley, command- ant. Secretary Andrews made a com plete tour of the academy, paying par- ticular attention to the equipment and the fleet of captured rum vessels moored there. After lunching as the guests of Comdr. Hinckley the secretarial party | motored to the State pier, where are located the headquarters ef the de- stroyer section base and the patrol base No. 4. The Secretary ach patrol boat in the fleet | and inspected the four destroyers and the flagship, Red Wing. The person | nel also was subjected to official in | spection Admi of MONEY Advanced on Automobi 4 Kalorama Rd. ) the day save, while sou have & steady income It will protect you against un fort o ¢ ¢ u rrences later. Open an account with us todas. 8 37 Interest OF COMMERCE AND_ SAVIN Cor. ith & E Sts BANKH OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT D:GED HERZOG’S SEA FOOD CAFE Deviled and Imperial Crabs Fresh <eason, Clam Chowder and Fresh Snapper Soup, Steaks, Chicken. etc. 11th and Potomac River Closed Sundays LUNCH WHH US TO-DAY Brar W 120365t HEALTH CANDIES a0+ €0+ 804 Ib FOLLOW THE CROWD nz_your O1d Hats to the Ladies’ ‘Hat Shop, 508 11th St. N.W.. ave them cieaned and reblocked in the new Spring stvies. ’ Large selection of Ladiex Hat Frames. Siraw Braids and Hat Trimmings. o] ———= || c—— o e OUR OPTOM- ETRISTS will gladly exam Your Their advi prove of v Fish in | and come here for Blank Books. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Av JOHY B. COCHRAN, President HICKMAN, and Cashier. will ue m!\\ HICH the protection of our vision against Titure trounle OPTICAL CO. |M. A. LEESE °¢350 712 11th Street Edmonston & Co. Home of Foot-Forms Celebrating Our 50th Year as Shoe Merchants This is the Biggest General Clearance we have yet undertaken. Remember, you are buying the best known Fitted by professional shoe fitters— as well as regular models. Commercial business and savings ac- counts specialized and solicited. | Resources Over $5,000,000 Bank Clo. 3 maintained. ¥ nsc at moon, 30 t0 8 pom Monthly statement of accounts rendered WE_HAVE FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION HANDSOME METAL SAVINGS BANKS, INCULCATE THE opens at 8:30 am on Gover when a 5:1. On Satura ing from 3 THRIFT. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK | Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W, \ Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue WOMEN'S SHOES Anniversary Sale Price $12.50 $11.50 $10.50 $10.00 DISCOUNT on A W) Children’s, Misses’ and Boys' High Shoes : 10% DISCOUNT On _All Children’s, Misses' and Boys' Strap_Pumps nd Low Shoes Ragnlar Price. $11.00 $10.00 $9.00 $8.00 Anniversary Sale Price $9.50 $8.50 $7.50 $6.50 EDMONSTON & C 1334 F Street (Incorporated) ANDREW BETZ Manager Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles ENING ] | | | | | | | | reopen- | | | SPIRIT OF | STAR, WASHINGTON, D G MO NDAY, MAY 4, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. ) Get It At Gibson's Where Your Doltars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. Great 19th Anniversary Sale Now On ONE-CENT SALE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday May 4, 5 and 6, 1925 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. O. D, no telephone orders. As we cannot accurately anticipate the exact quantities of merchandise that will be called for, we cannot be responsible if stock exhausted before sale is over. The stock of all items marked by an “X” is very limited, but we have a big stock of all other items. We adversided List No. 1 last night in The Star. Below we advertise List No. 2. store. Both lists are posted up at our LIST NO. 2 Great One-Cent Sale of Drugs Emulsion Cod Liver Oil pophosphites, with Hypophosy Sile 50¢; for . White ne Comp. or Mentholated Cough ¢ Syrup, 2 for 26¢ X Pure l,l\:»m.mo 25¢; 26(‘ 2 for Dyspepsia Tablets—Each small and -1 box, 576 . LN S 30c j 26¢ Iron and Nux Tavlets, 80 for 760 Hinkel's, 966 ct Cod b, Epsom Salts, 1 2bs... X Boric Acid, powdered, 1b., 29¢; 2 Ibs. Tincture Arnica, H for . Comp. yomica 160 for. . Cascara Comp.. 100 for 2 Syrup of Tar, Livers and S-oz. bottle, with Ex Menthol, 1 for 50c 51c¢ - 26¢ : \sdgnum Co.’s of Im ap. for Sle soap, 1le 2le * 6c 6¢ Palmolive make Almond Toilet by us at this One. 12 for J0c. Spec Cent Sale, This is.a very fine You can have all you a1 this special price s Castile Soap, 10¢; for X larse Soap Gold Dust for Sunny for ... Castile for bar 20¢c; 2 small Monday, e (5-gr.), 100 for 25c; 200 for Heavy Pure oil, 1 pint, pints Carbolated Witch very fine for burns, wounds, : 2 for g Phenolphthalein Wafers (-gr.), 1 bottle, 30c; for . Soda Mints p 200 for 26¢ initis Tw'rl?!n 100 for a 25¢; 200 for. " 26¢ 26¢ 76¢ Salve, 26¢ 31ec Gibson's Mineral Hazel cuts, ete., 100 for 2 R ’f)‘l,'l:n:m:, ] bs, 6 for 16C Sanar Liniment, an excellent “el I"gn":;,:.(_d"r\ 10 for 2()6 N;::a-u of 260 Crystal Peroxide, Sandalwood Elderflower, Wood Vio let Tollet Soaps, e % for . 6¢ Palmolive Make Castile . Soap, 15¢; 2 for "" Palmolive make of asso ‘Tl cE Boans | audti ax Tegay Lilac, Elderflower and Rose 2 for 6c Palmolive make assorted Toilet aps, such as Coco Lemon tose, Hflnh\w!kv Coco Gasniimate pite. e Gold Dust Scouring Pow- der. 10c; 2 for. “1le Grcat One-Ccnt Salc Of Miscellaneous Items Three -heat Electric _ Pad, absolutely guar- anteed, $8 Manicure S fine, 98c; % Men's Four-inhand 5 Neckties, 50c; 2 for Clinical Thermome- ters, in f.aae $1.00; sl 01 2 for. Thermome- D 1(, ]‘lou%hflld ters, 50¢; 2 for. 26¢ 5le Boxed Writing " 16¢ and Envelopes, $3.99 for . auart, 76 Paper 25¢; 2 Towels, Rags, Turkish Bath 50¢: 2 for Turkish W a~h 15e; 2 for... Vertical I-‘,\ervnr Toaster, 98; for . SR b Grape Juice, 1 i5¢; 2 quarts. . Lady Faire Theunm\ Cold Cream. 1 can, !4-1b. cize, 39¢: 2 cans or 1 1h... 20€ Self-filling Fountain Pens, guaranteed, | $1.50; 2 for... $1.51 Dir Love Toilet Water, assorted odors, very fine. in handsome box large bottle, $1.00; 2 for.. $1.01 Same in ~maller bnb tle, 50c; 2 for 51ec Rubberset or Ever Readv Set- in-rubber, Sterilized Shaving Brush, $1; Vs $1.01 Brilliantine, m prelh glass- stoppered bottle, 350 [ 2 for. 5lec Durham Duplex Safety in case, with blade 25¢c; 2 for.. - Vest Pocket Flashlight, complete, 50c; 2 for. Household Scissors, as sorted lengths, 50c; 2 Razor, 26¢ 5lc = *5le Mavis l’rmdvr or Rnuxe Com- pacts, in pretty paste- board box, with mirror and puft, 23c; 2 for... 20C x huxrsmeed Hot ater Bottle, s] 01 $1.00: 2 for. x Guaranteed lenl1|n Sy nge. complete $1.00; 2 for. $1.01 *Pamloki Hl\n(ehr\!d Rubber very fine, pair, = : 2 pairs.. 76¢c Steel l"’l'\ng 0c; 2 for.... 21¢ Shur Rite Anlnmaur 1 Pencil. 50c; 2 for.. € Lady Esther Fr!nch stvie BM\ I’nv«dtr in large can. with powder puff, $1.00; it $1.01 \lflnn Glo Lorty or \anml Face P:wder made by Vivaudou, the maker of \hnll 35¢; 2 for..... 36¢ s e!‘llnl Face Pnuder 25c; 2 for.:... 26¢ Velouette dt P)tz v fine face powder, 2 for..... Red Wing Insect ‘Powder, pow- der and bellows com- bined—kills insects— 102:72 ‘for:. ...« 1lc Great One-Cent Sale of Toilet Goods Vivaudou Paste, Mavis ver: Tooth fine, 25¢ 26¢ 26¢ 26¢ S5le 36¢ 1le S5le Ter Shampoo, for .... Glycerine \hampmv, 25¢; 2for... Palmolive S 2 for. ceesenn = Noxzema Saponified Co- coanut Oil Shampoo, 35¢; 2 for Straw Hat Quinine Hair Tonic, 4 ozs., 1 for 50c; 2 for... Quinine Hair Tonic, ampoo, Cleaner, 10¢ 8 oze., 1 for $1.00; 2 for . 00 $1.01 La Rein P Vanl!hlnx Cream, 50c; 2 for 5lc La Reine Cucumber Cream, 50c; 2 for. . 5le Monarch .\Iuminum-fflce 51 Hairbrush, 50¢; 2 for. . c Imported German-made Blades, for use in Gillette Razor, dozen, 35c; dozen Peroxide Vanishing Cream, 35¢; 2 for. 36¢ Pocket Compass, mirror back, 1t 1lc Face Chamois, 5¢; 2 for.. OC Palmolive Coid or Vanishing Cream, in Jjars, 50c; 50 2 for. Cream of tion, 35¢; 2 for. Bath Brushes, with long handles, 75¢; 2 for.. Benzoated Almond Cream, with ; 2 for 76¢ Slec 36¢ X Clovola Dental Cream. 35¢c; 2 for..... Palmolive Vanishing Cream. In tubes, %e; e The ... Gibson Milk of Mag- 31c 36¢ nesia Tooth Paste, 30¢; Sans, the s!ainless Amhehuc deodorant. controls perspira- tion safely, removes all body odor, harmless to skin m 3 S5le or fabric 3 2 for. Fine Toothbrushes, 30¢; 3lec and Rose Water. mentholated, 25¢; 2 for et 26¢ Lilac Vegetal, shaving, very $1.00; 2 for Palulive’ | Ehavine Cream. 35c; 2 for. Glyeerine Bay Rum, 2 Glossine Nail 35¢; 2 for \‘eat Hair, ‘ihe great hair dress- ng that keeps hair in comb, 3¢ 2 for -..... 30C Honey, Almond and Lucumber Cream, small, 50c; 2 57 for Sle Witch Hazel Cream, 50c; 2 for Sle Sle La Reine Cocoa Butter Skin Cream, 50¢; 2 for, ‘Witch Hazel and Cu- cumber Jelly, 50¢c; 2 Slec chapped skin, 26c (‘orn slc x Tantul Skin Balm, 50c; 2 for.. Mentholated Cream, and roughened 25¢; 2 for ... Anticor Safety. Razor, 50c; 2 for No delivery, no C. 0. D., no telephone orders. Come down at night if you cannot come during the day. until 9:30 o’clock. Open every night GAVELY g, William 8. Campbell’s New Wrinkle Remocer “GO TO iT” WITH Shuler, Tommy Levene, Wally Jack- son, Francis Ro le.l S| Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 Stopping Off In ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washirg- ton's Lodgeroom 10 am., 2 pm, Guide and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations, Main 367 Regular Service Every Half Hour. 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Round Trip, 90 Cents Mount Veroon open 10 a.m Momkt Vernon Not Open on Sunday] Washingtop Virginia Railway Co) to 6 p.m. Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Great Sale of Surgical Quality Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You will right and our always find our service the very best ¥ in Washingion on Trisses stic Hosiery and Al dominal Supporters. Do not ex periment with your bealth if you Are 1n need of orthopedic appliantes. Coneult your doctor and let us m whatever he says you mneed. S cial prices now pre Knee Caps $1.75 $4.00 $3.50 $2.75 $1.75 Anklets heon’s Special Truss Garter Stockings New Yor Truss Gihson's Leat single : [ sy $5.00 Teather double 87.00 .\|’< V\w\h l'.7j tent $7-00 Washington Agents fo Dr. Jeanner Walter's Pure Gum Reducing Garmen Thess famous reduer positively reduce with Meometart.” Thousande are We measure you and etly. We also carry Jung Arch Braces Dr. Scholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedies. All kinds of Soecial Orthopedic Braces and_Appliances Made to Order or Repaired Crutcher. Invalid Beds, ete. Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917-919 G St. N.W. pe: naging D Hotel Mc Alpin Because You’ll Like The Hotel McAlpin! A MESSAGE TO THE NEW YORK VISITOR FROM ARTHUR L. LEE the treatment they receive from the hotel at which they stop. Many good townr get bad names merely because of poor hotet service. Realizing this, T cheerfully full responsibility for the City of New York—to make every guest at the McAlpin one of the greatest friends of the World's Greatest Ciry. After vears of hotel experience, 1 know there’s only one way to accomplish this: To make you feel there’s no place like home—except the McAlpin— To make your New York visit comfortable, ~care-free, interesting and pleasant— To give you unusually bright, airy rooms, the world’s best cuisine, the most cheerful service, the best musi- cal features and the most bewitching music that ever invited you todance— To make you feel New York at the McAlpin is an inexpensive city— And finally, to establish with you personally our interest in you as & friend—a host instead of a landlord. assume City. In order to do, this, 1 must make you think well of the McAlpin. Wire, phone or write—and let us show you that our creed in promise is our deed in practice. With all good AManaging Director. IMPORTANT—When making your reserva- tion, re to reayest the handy, eolored service mi of New York City, which shows clearly and simply all subwar. and other muou.—.n exclusive ‘\eran fea ture, of course. = Ask for Map No. Hotel W Alpin ‘Broadwag af 34% Street “WHERE THE WHITE WAY BEGINS® | i i YouWill Like NewYork | | uE impressions good or bad, that visi. tors get about a city often depend upon | 1 want you to think good things of my great | CRANDALL'S—— METROPOLITAN ¥ AT 104 TODAY—11 A. M. to 11 P. T | ‘r Firat Natlonal's Special COLLEEN MO With Le. e SALLY —EXTRA— AESOP FABLE “DARKEST AFRICA” ‘World Survey—Song Reel, #In! Shadowliand — Prelade. Washington's Finest Orchestrm CRANDALL'S, TIvoLI 14th & Park RA. N.W. TODAY—MILTON SILLS and VIOLA DANA. in “AS MAN. DESIRES. COMEDY and REVIEW TOMORROW — D W ISN'T LIFF RALPH GRAVES SF THE RELOVED BOZO CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR 18 TODAY AND o EoT- N MOOR _ LLOYD Hr CRANDALL’é TODAY—BEN PAMPERED GANG TOMORROW GRIFFITH'S WONDERFI — AUEXANDE o ey S ikkwoor, and MADGE BELLANY o <B il LOEW'S COLUMBIA F Street at TopAs "Neh Wik wEEK m.—11 p. m Continuous, 10:30 & Metro-Goldwyn MARION Presents Femous dith Star of in Alipe Broadway “ZANDER, THE GREAT WALTER HIERS COMEDY International Yewsreel LOEW'S PALACE F_Street at 13th TODAY AND ALL WEEK f‘arqmnmf ,, raente COM PSON In @ Lawish International Ro- mance of Parisian Night Life and American Sooisty “NEW LIVES FOR OLD” AL ST. JOHN COMEDY CRETS " OF THE NIGHT™ And BORRY VERNON Felsy BOBE! RNO iRE CRANDALL’S \A\u\ Th awr Col. IDAY- OFF HIS CRANDALL'S > P M. Daily and 3 TODAY—MAY Mck MAD WHIRT ILTON. i TOMORROW . BERT LYTELI \\nm- Grand Ave. S.E. su BORN DOR RICH DY CRANDALL'S Apollo Theater CR st TODAY—CLAIRE _WINDSOR vnr-r TYTELL and DORIS KENYOR BORN RICH COMEDY TOMORROW — D 'W. GRIFFITH < IV TIFE WONDERFUL A COMEDY CRANDALL’S _ York Theater Ga, Ave. & Quebec TODAY—SYDNEY CrCRAPTIN CHARLEY'S AUNT. And SPORT. LIGHT ORROW — wne REID. in “BROKEN 1| SUNSHINE COMEDY CRANDALL’S TODAY—EVE NT. MiD! NIGHT MOLLY " 'And BEN TUR PIN in 2 WILD GOOSE CHAS ELAINE HAMMER ONE__ GLORIOUS BOE VERNON vme Theater 0 C St. NE. TOMORROW hCHlGH CRAR" HOUSE PETERS In A Hurricans of Hilarity “HEAD WINDS” —EXTRA— “THE ISLE OF VANISHING —ON THE BTAGE— TROVATA Eosentric Musical Enters BAILEY AND CATL In Dance Creations Misehn Gutersom, Conducting MEN" Rialto Conmcert Orchestra Overture— SERENADE. bert. Other Diver ATIONAL, JOVeR™ 20, S w KARRIS 1n Amasiaion with Low & Gorden, Presest The FAMILYUPSTAIRS EY HARRY DELF A Deliektmt Comedy of Amwrioan LHe sF KElTl-ls HICH CLASS VAUDEVILLE AN _EPOCHAL BIL DAVID BFLARCO for the first time"in Vaadevills MISS FMIOES STARR “COLETTE" A Oharming Dramatic Came 10 BUPERSUPPORTING FEATURES Including the Fescinating LEDOVA Briliant Prims Donns Danssuse and FLANAGAN & EDWARDS Popular Stars_of the Comedy Movies ADDED ATTEACTION MARJORIE GATESON Magmetic Musical Comedy Star. Bhews Daily 215 sad 8:15 Bunday_Matines at 315 Good Oreh. Bcats Mats., B0, Ev Good Bal. Beats Mats. 25, Evw BARGAIN MATS—SUNDAY AND MONDAY 31 35c VanGNt SHUBERT AT s s DE USO Mats . WED S0e da ¥1.50 s0c o 52.00 Shabert Ma RUTH CHATTERTON “WOMEN ifin LADIES" Adagted by Cesme Hamilten frem the Freneh of Louis Verneull With a distinguished rast. including RALPH FORBES. FREDERICK PERRY. ERNEST STALLARD. AURIOL LEE. ROBERT REN- DEL. WILLIAM LEITH ement T MON.—SEATS THUR AN HILARIOUS NEW COMEDY “The Fall of Eve” By John Emerson and Anita Loos With an Unosually Fine Cast JProminent Plarers TONIGHT Mats. Thurs. and Sat. 11th and Pa. Ave. Phone Main 667 . POSITIVELY LAST WEEK of UNHEARD OF PRICES Night, §0c. 85c. $1. $1.80 , Thurs. Bargain Mat. 50c. All Bat Mat. 50c_and 850 All Seats. ! NEXT MONDAY | America’s Funniest Cartoon Play, | BRINGING MUTUAL THEATER PA. AVE. AT NINTH “THE MERRYMAKERS” PLANTATION REVUE TONIGHT ‘ Next Week—"BRound the Town" UP FATHER Ja P te MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85c Admission, 25¢ TODAY—TOMORROW WASHINGTON 5th and Florida Ave. 11 01 RANCH Real Wild West AND Great Far East PERFORMANCES od 8 pm Sale at 1 11th Dails Uptown Ticket Drug Store, TONIGHT POLY'S 2 HASSARD SHORT'S RITZ REVUE CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD, A GAY YOUNG CHORTS Pop. Thurs. Mat., 50c and $1.50 Com. Sun., May 10th SEAT SALE WEDNESDAY EAY = BAINTER PREAM GIRL with WALTER WOOLF Masical Comedy And Entire New York Cast ett’s Corne and ¥ 8:20 Thurs, & Sat. Fllm Feature PRINCESS 1119 1 S _KENYC HIEF IN PARA AMERICAN Gl & R Bet. 1ith & 15t N TRMOT NEW STANTON 61 £ € 5is X r ~ Takos P rk. D. C WARDMAN PARK THEATRE THE DRESSMAKER FROM P4 EMPIRE °!! ."_ Dot THE AJR MA TING TRIMMET RAPHAEL h & 0 \!r‘w‘l( N.W. ARNING TO LOV H St. N.W., M. 5794 FAVOR[TE "W o Conn. Avenue CHEVYCHASE“ et CAROLINA !th & N. C. Ave. S.E. NORMA TALMADGE. in HE ONLY WOMAN CIRCLE 2193 Pa. Ave. Ph. W ple Parkine Snace. VIRGINIA VAL |n|n St. and R CAROL_DEMPS ELITE HIPPODROME 3143 Ave NW ILEEN PRINGLE JOHN GILBERT. i HIS HOTR.® LEADER Q'h \THI E Street DOTGLAS FAIR NES i “THE T LOPING HOC P “pooiniment ablished 1900 | DAVISON PROK M ST MRS 13 NW. “Fango,” Phone F: “Private CASTLE “CLUB >riv. lessons: class dance C. BA\[ LE School of high stan vate lessons any t fucsday. (Orchestra.) Friday 718 ath st v Franklin 6506 New York Conservatory Execellent Musie—New Maple Floor easS DANCE 1.2 TO LESSONS Feon. Ave. at Ninth. 306 o(h "'u‘f"»'nf Grers Day—Sunday—Snec COULEGTAN. FOX TROT. WALT) ANCINGAGENTS, 50c—LADL RN Tl o reet Cluna: