Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1925, Page 15

| JOINT DRIVE OPENS IPALESTINE FUND - is woew’s Palace thi sport-loving girl, a sc moner” NG STAR, WASHINGTON, L 5 B MONDAY, a Li (Continued Ithy and alled impostor The lassie that of a fabulously “com- sona and a penniless shown at Crandall's through toda another picture in which she imper- se Conley comic, add to the va- riety. TIVOLI * her latest picture, Tivoli Theater Yorma Talmadge has tes an interesting character through the events of a quarter cen- tury. The story combines humor, Akin's stage play, which featured Lthel Barrymore, “Declasse.” In the film version the stellar role is played by Corinne Griffith, supported by Lloyd Hughes, Clive Brooke, Rock- liffe' Fellowe: le Henry, lHedda Hopper, Louis enda, Jddie Lyons and others. A complete review of this picture is given for the Metropolitan Theater, where it is shown all week. A clever Aesop Fable and other short reels complete the bill. MAY 18, 1925, Neal Burns and Vera Steadman. An added attraction is the first of a new serles of chapter plays in which the leading characters are impersonated by the favorites of the “Iighting Blood” and “Telephone Girl” series. In “The Pacemakers,” written by C. Witwer, George O'F L, Vaughn, Kit Guard, Al Cooke and all the other clever clowns, who made the Albérta organ, contribute a musical setting and solo intervals that round out the bill. Vacant Auto Kills Child. MACOMB, Miss, May 18 OP).— . |Genevieve Lancaster, aged 6, yesterday was crushed to death against a brick wall by an unoccupied automobile Expert Watch REPAIRING ApjUsting MODERATE CMARGES earlier series successful two-reel fea- turettes, are present. Mrs. Margaret Libby ‘Thompson, pri which had been parked in a driveway d rolled down a hill upon the child r other children had released the masquerading as a loves the laddie, who has been her ate and companion from child 1d the laddie loves the iassie. i far too wealthy ruggling med mother died . leaving the prince. CENTRAL—“Geared to Go.” There is a three-ply entertainment at Crand: Central Theater the first two days of this week. The chief film is “Geared to Go,” in pathos and tense drama in its depic tion of the life of a woman of the { London music Is. This womal never thought she was a “lady” be- cause she had never in her life had an opportunity to cultivate the social and articulate niceties which, to her, sig- which i " 'y ch the stellar role is played by fied polis] d socis L 0] . s > o do but spend '\’Jn.'.'.,f ey g o Yol | Reed Howes, one of the handsomest of et . « the screen’s younger stars, supported high | . » rived, she was more “the lad; than 1 i o - -~ - rance | yuny whom she had envied. noteworthy ensemble. The comed moving tale well done. Among_th in important roles ure Brandon Hurst, Wallace MeDonald, Marc McDermott, Walter rge Hackathorne. The comedy Christie's two-reeler, turing Ngal Burns Ort and Emergency Refugee Relief Bodies Seek $80,000. BN 1425-F 5T B and <) student! when she was an infa father with nothing t money and loaf ar life of th jand Swit of her life ¢ much her own way, it's pretty lonesome living in a big, palatial hon without a f Iy, so she writes to h father, 1 to come home f her birt On leaving ritz he Active campaigning for the joint fund for the Palestine tion Fund, the Ort and the Emergenc: Refugee Relief was begun tod: lowing a rally of soliciting te: ] at the Raleigh Hotel ady has been s s reported. addresses on the ¥ Founda Hesitate,” featuring Long and if unchecked, deforms | In captai T'he teams heard needs of millions of ar I ndition 1wng the spea rs were Simon, rabbi of the Eig treet Temple; Maurice D. and Levi H. David, who have been ap- pointed co-chairman of the men’'s di Joseph A. Wilner, general {uy the difticulties nd Charles Goldsmith, |ang misunderstandings become hope- and_ others. lessly entangled. d Countr There is nothing novel in the theme B of a rich girl, a poor boy and a Elvenithe campaien villain, but Sporting Venus™ is “told” and entertain 3 picture fea uld Colman 4w large cast. An tional attraction is the orchestr: companiment of old familiar Scotch songs and ballads. The usual extra features Prevent it YOUR state is urging .+ everybodytoeat iodized salt and thus pre- vent Goiter. Go to your grocers today and ask for Morton’s Todized Salt—acknowl- cdged the perfect goiter preventive. Wonderful salt with only | Nature’s iodine restored | to combat goiter—tastes no different—looks the same. 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A dark picture of the economle life of the Jews in Europe is painted by | Rabbi on In u statement issued to- day, in which he gives a description of e in Poland and Russia as 1 ‘an economic noose around his neck which is slowly being drawn more taut each day, pointing to inevitable economic ngulation.” “In Russta,” he said, “the Soviet policies of monopolization and govern- | ment combine have ruined the Rus. | slan business man. This condition I has brought greater su. Jew than to any other Russian business has be {in the hands of the Jew. “There are in Russia about 700,000 | unemployed among the Jews. | people ave today known as ‘declasse, | belonging neither to the business nor the working class. 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Also walnut. ing to the wce, because 1 principally Furniture Salons “The Soviet Is mot anti-Semitic; it is encouraging the Jews to become 1 of the soil But this anti policy has just as effectively pat ed the Jewish masses of Rus sin as has the antiSemitic policy of Poland In Poland an organized campalgn is being made on the Jewish business | man by legis ive dicta and huge tax ation. The w is slowly being re moved as a factor in the business life of Poland. Children Beg and Steal. “The condition of the children in these sections of Europe is indescrib able. There are hundreds of thou- sands of orphans who have no other means of getting their daily bread ex- cept._through begging or stealing. “The duty of American Jewry to- ward these millions of thelr fellow | men is obvious. No one doubts that were the story of the life of these peo- ple wally brought home to the American Jew there would be a Tepetition of the generosities of the post-war vears, when An n Jewry raised over $64,000,000 for tb Euro- pean sufferers he drives that are be- ing made today are not for the doling out of charity. They being made for the purpose of reconstructing shattered lives.” | CONCERT TO RAISE FUNDS Bradley Hills Community League to Help Equip Gymnasium. To raise funds for the equipment of the Bethesda School gymnasium a concert will be given the Mont | zomery County Country Club June 8. An attractive program is being by Mrs. Will B. M ks of Bradley munity League of which is sponsor- ing the event. 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