Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1925, Page 38

AMUSEMENTS. MRS. WILSON-GREENE’S KILLED N AUTO CRASH. Frenchman, War Veteran, Dies in ORLD’ s| ______ AMUSEMENTS. SERIES || TOMIGHT gy SHUBERT g Mat. WED. o JERIES | AT e BELASEO 4 2 National — “Naughty Cinderells,” song farce, at 8:20 p.m. Poli’s—"Mission Mary,” comedy =2 = paots. ann e | | 50c to $2.50 d?hn’ .o_t !:‘zx")ul;:; Love,” comedy, at u°°“’-"°fl h":o."‘h. 28 UP) m‘ EJ’ (| —oanagement Mossrs. Shubert CONCERTS NlNT" STREET 8:20 pm. K __r:,r:fl;li‘na:; E;f:::;be: Stive GAR R l S smN S Ao Nichela, Auther and Producer POLI'S THEATER—4:30 AT GEEN.W. | Keith's—Ireno F‘r-nklln vandsville: 9 > Whelsssle Toy and "&"W Ce.. Ine. om0 Exes = ARTISTS’ COURSE L at 235 and 815 p. of France and a veteran of the French 914 E St. A “PUPPY LOVE X & — 2 = 2 E;rlouT' The 1Lucky Horseshoe,* :“mi ‘W;’ :;"“:;";Y k"’led ';‘ !"" —[| 4 cox=px 3% avELATDE MaTTREWS RACRAARTYORE. P e 5 SR 'IE L : TT!'..' S WEEK v ville, ) - vay late Satur- Hearts of Capaci s 2 Donwcted and Given Prison p;\‘{ leville, continuous from 1 to 11 dnuyu n-;:m'e:‘;e" fh:lfinomohns e EYE “N“ " ounon nnoxx mk":o:ou‘gmh cfly'{"“?‘:cnsna. pactty ntuuy Scoring a Verit MME. GALLI-CURCL after an absence of in Enropc and Au - . Strand—Gilbert = .| was driving collided with a truck and Terms for Slaying First | vite, contmuous trom 1330 45 13 mm. | turned_over. = Raiph Love, ‘aiso ot| ADVICE Chicago, who was with Youn, was GIGLI. Lalln( unor of LIGHTNIN’ Gi y i - Our Experienced )l'L Own. First appearance in Wash- Hushand of Woman. | iesae, at 248 and 890 pams 7 " oy, siiéntly injure, " oftie NEXT SUNDAY—— fasten Mutual—“Step Lively Girls,” bur-|His neck was broken and his chest | $ &vise you'rc- SEATS THURSDAY PHILHARMON[C COURSE lesque, at 2:30 And §:20 p.m. Py, £arding vour v, e s tas T s Loy ine Lyrie Tonar ot WITH JAY HUNT, MADOE BELLANY, 3. FARRELL MACDONALD B the Associated Pre Columbla—"Don Q, Son of Zorro,” MBI Ye L A have your eyes examined 3 SEUBERT T Chicams Ouere Combary. e LT MARION, IIL, September 25.—The |at 10:40 a.m., 12:45, 2:60, 5, 7:06 and . M. A. LEESE ©FTICAL Co. PRESENT A LAUGH XNOCK-OUT, FRITZ KREISLER. Violinist NOV!L‘I'Y PRBENTATIQN fury in the trial of Robert Tate and | 9:15 p.m. iy TRAEAN Skl e At 614 9th St. 6 I s ZAT so,, MME. JERITZA. Sensational Vienness SIGHT is wife, Ruby, chi th th B England an ~ year, RANCH | Ropi ‘the Moet. G Opera. i’ wite,’ Ruby, charged with| the| fyveis vt mt TE0, tams | os s S uelcs HiR S eS =t 712 11th Street e e e ot O SEEING IN WASHINGTON r .| 1:30, 3:40, 5:25, and 9:40 p.m. By JAMES GLEASON m RICHARD ‘ashington. Arranged and Directed by usband, Joseph Herrington, ster- TABER day agreed on a verdict of guilty. Mrs. | Metropolitan- TMate was sentenced-to 20 years in the | a.m., 1:50, 3:50, , 7:50 and 9:50 p.m. yenitentiary, while Tate was given Palac—"He's a Prince,” at 10:35 80 years' imprisonment. The jury de-|am., 12:20, 2:05, 4:10, 6:05, 8 and liberated for 13 hours. 10:45 p.m. The Tates seemed elated over the raustark,” at 11:50 TON SYMPHONY = ORCHESTRA. Serge Koussevitzky Conductor. WILSON-GREENE CONCERT SERIES MISCHA GUTERSON Rialte Ovncert Orchestra—Overture, “Glow-Worm® Extra—aLife's Greatest Thrills' ONE YEZAR IN NEW YORK—ONE YEAR IN OHICAGO IOMN 5. COCHEAN. THOS P. RICKMAN Tivoll—"Her, Sister From Paris,” at Prosident VP ad Gastier.” & Six Evening Qoncerts wverdict. Their joy was lndl(‘flted In|, 4, 6:15, 8 and 9:40 i Wllhln[u)n Allil'nfllllll houts from Tate and replying calls |~ & 0% SV pm. = [{ ” 8:30 k. s Tats when they were reburnea | | Ambassador—craustark” at 015, Of Cafritz “Life-time” Homes in LT, Sl : their cells. 8 and 9:40 p.m. o biano. Smecble ¢ oRECTE. Fll F t The only comment they would make | Central he Man in Blu at Ay Grent Vigl et ore m eatures Was to a local newspaper man, who | 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. Georse omf.’:nn. opera, “Blue helped obtain their confession and B uished sololsts, will TAKQOMA Takoma Park, D. c. witnessed before the jury. Tate sald: »fir’i"fi"a{n‘n‘&"’"finn"e‘.! 5f Brieratners, BEERY, in “WiLD HORGE MESA giothe newspapers got us into all of | CHINESE TELEGRAPHERS S-vins movs de Beanks whngem T T ‘z?n‘;”(‘;‘;':} Story, = PATHE = NEWS. A 3 vl rmr I Lind Concert. (By re- AND ALL bt e | STRIKE FOR MORE PAY e AMERICAN 3 5. o0 .1 2o prison, was informed Tate would be Shown for the First Time Comusersi and asvings ac- NY. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Y A ‘"-mis RAYMOND fr?'.‘fie“lhéh;ofifi"xfé"fiiflrfila’fS"I‘Jf{ Shorter Hours Also Asked—Walk- efiunu specialized and so vcnt-d. WA N e = 8t Stateville, Out Believed to Affect 417 e t esources Over $5,000,000| '\ hobns Enizi U0 The jurors had sald they would it House UC| an . We have the facilities and an _earnest March 18 The Glown Prince of Laughter %ote for capital punishment if the evi- Stations in Orient. % desire to serve you in any banking || Dec: FORGE " GEESHWIN. Com- he oo Eyine of bauighter flence warranted. By the Assoclated Press. (Just Off New Hampshire Ave.) capacity.. beb, O—ALL-WAGNER :’nl';o BAM, co [ 1] e SHANGHAI, September 28.—Chi- Bank Remains Open Until || with oioists and chorus o3 I‘IE SA PRI"GE COL. HOUSE SEES NEED nese telegraph operators struck yes- High elevation—with a commanding view—and Homes March 16—0TT0 K £ Onat S OF ISECURITY FOR FRANCE s pecraanding increases in wages | into which we have put more special features and modern 5:15 P.M. on Govern- :ill”"'l'."l!.t‘l‘:lrrltnnhh.-.a'.LwrrE » walk- ;)utl cam‘e after a ;‘neeung of rep- mnnovations than the price has ever commanded—at any ment Pay Day pos 5‘,}"‘"' ';",3_}:'0;35;"‘ Sourmee BOBBY resentatives from all the provinces of| ¢ = Monthly statement of accounts roop’s. 13th an S s e ; 5, o iy DUMBARTON 5 ¥z 7 v 5 the entrance porch, the We have for free distribution handso KIS BARRIBR - = rend BT‘: ;"; o wu?rfe":nearfffi’m strike in all British brea‘ll(‘?:szI:‘:d a;x:g;:nzg %;:c::: are of enormous ‘;lze. PR et e e stlehtuckicatang ELITE 1ith St. and R. L Ave. ATIONALM:I:..'::‘: g ehalf, He Says. | haris o gin By the Associated Press 3 e ey Plants here has Dbeen| living room is a beauty; the dining room big and cheerful; FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK UTUAL BURLES “LIGHT 0P WESTERY Srak £ e v NEW YORK, September 28.—Col.|the emplovers and the strikers, and| the kitchen has a Detroit Jewel Gas Range, one-piece porce- | Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W. P o HIPPODROME #thaN.v.AvX.w. || IRENE BORDONI : ¥dward M. House, adviser of Presi- ;’g;;;‘““n in all of them was resumed| Jain sink and built-in kitchen cabinet; the large pantry has 1m But“'c"t A e G & RICARD towr 7 | S @ent’ Wilson during the war, return- - i Connecticut Avenue TEP RLS" 3 New Remantic Sons-Farce ing from abroad vyesterday on the outside exposure and abundance of shelves. The sleeping Tonight—Plantation Revae || | NAUGHTY CINDERELLA sieamship Dullio, sald that the peace end stability of Europe depended en- tirely upon the security pact in be: half of France. “If the security pact fails anything might happen,” sald Col. House, “be- cause it will be the fourth time that NEWETANTON smsg St N 30 PN H rooms are big and well arranged—the bath is tiled 6 feet high (ACCIDENT INSURANCE and finished with Pembroke built-in fixtures. In the base- ONLY $2.00 A YEAR ment is a servant’s toilet; guaranteed heating plant and in- between 15 and 70, 0ld | stantaneous heater that will give you hot water any moment, day or night. By Avery Hopweed WEXT WEEK—MAT. SAT. KATS in “FL Conn. Ave, & CHEVYCHASE McKinley St.,D.C. uumirns BAY in “PERC \'.'“ y of Them AIM Charios Dillingham Presents | FRED STONE . CRANDALL'S France has been offered security, and s o each time something has happened to A combination of many unusual features—for T]]e Portner "Ernomll'r.l In His Greatt Sucosss prevent her getting it. Unless France | STEPPING STONES gets security there can be no stabllity F AT 10th | Asd ovary member of original company jinciuding DOROTHY STONE in Furope. If France fails to get se- curity her economic cenditions well might suggest to her some radical measure.” Col. House said he believed that for this reason Germany was more so- licitous about the pact than was France. Apartments 15th and You Sts. N.W. Try Our Excellent Home Cooked Table d’Hote Dinner 75¢ TODAY—11 A $8,950 a.nz ls,ggoaclcl‘:‘nth Open for Inspection 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Grant Circle or the 14th Street Bus to Allison St. will give ou close service—or take either the 1ith St. or Georgia Ave. Cars—to chanan St. It's only a short walk. Or—phone us—and we will send our auto for you. Watch Washington Grow to a Million CAROUNA llfll & \ C Ave. S NILSSON, LEWIS STONE “THE PRINCBS 1119 H St. JACK HOL ‘WILD HORSE ~MESA EMPIRE 911 H Street N.E. HE ON CHANEY UNHOLY 'mm:r_ Comed: —start that savings account here f and keep it growing. We pay @ 3% interest. i Buy Confederate Half Dol tars, benefit Stone Mountain Memorial, here for $1.00. “Are You Fit to Marry?” MEN ONLY Admitted LEADER THEATER 9th St. Near E. 10 AM. to 11 )L MENACE IN MUSSELS. Maryland Official Sees Damage to Bay Oysters. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. BarT McCuteh- GIIAI]STARK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS OF O'MALLEY. The Greatest Artists For the Least Money. BALTIMORE, September 28.—The c,,_ 7th and £ Sts. = “Bui - it . Daily, 5:30 to 7 P.M. —EXTRA— i B S ety Secions ' s | S R e e R 0. HENRY'S S ||| MONDAY EVENING Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries is injuring the oysters, and may reduce their marketing value, according to Commissioner Swepson Earle. The recent dry months have caused an unusual spread of the mussels, Mr. Earle said. Since these shellfish feed COMEDY «“SHOES”’ COLUMBIA ||| coNcERT SERIES Iow P a Presented by Peggy Albion LAY ; WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM IT_DR G. CAMPBELL MORGAN Amn Pennington Novelty Washington’s finest orchestra, rivers of the bay are the most seri- ously affected by the mussels, few of which are to be found in the highly salt waters of the lower bay. Accord- ing to Mr. Earle, spread of the mus- sels usually occurs after dry weather. The effect on the oysters, howewer, will be temporary, as the oysters will fatten up after the cold weather sets in Mr Earlosald SURE o Other Concerts Include Lucrezia Bori Touise Homer on the same matter as oysters, the i ¢ TIVOLI result is that the oysters do not ob- | CRANDAL. suumruuu N.W. | "".h & E Sts. N.W. tain suffiefent food to allow them to I i 1 -ronn_cnl\;norcy: TALMADGE | Present Opening Concert October 19 become fat and marketable, it was ja “HER zald. X And'HE 1 Oyster beds located in _tributary | i Remald Werrenrath CRANDALL’S unnsamuu 18th & Col. London String Quartet 4 Thamar Karsavina (Ballet and Orchestra) Tickets nowJdordun Piang Co.. 13th & G Sts. Phone Main 187 CRANDALI.'S CENTRAL 9th Bet. D & E TOAESHERRERT RAWLIN Bk Woodward & lmhrou (Vietrola Dept.) Price, $5, $10. $15, plus war tax, for entire 'series “THE, in TH" ~ LIGE HEWARE'™ And AL CRANDALL’S xSn-oy Theater and € —we_have Blank Books. Always a big supply on | ~ LECTURES. Tonight! Intelllgence be 10 the b ated by an iknorant human E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009- Pa. Ave. MT. VERNON Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85c. Admisalon 28c. | England®s Famous Preacher || Speaks Today | 4:45 and 8 PM. | | First Congregational Church i 10th and G Sts. N.W. | PUBLIC_INVITED. CEAND ALL’S A’venue Grana 5 Pa. Ave. S.E. S s WALTER HIERS in “OFF HIS 'muoknow—mms KENY( LLOYD HUGHES in AT AY, Gt And EDDIE NEL- EVER FEAR.' Frigidaire doeijom thanlce FREE WILL OFFERING. C DALL'S Apollo'l'helter it e are miehugent “Sou i endar RAN e 13liowing lectures by B 3 T OPAD TS ;"fl%"y s Lewis C. Strong SO STRG v A0 ERD = . and Costs ass Gibson's o S . o< e Surgical . ndividual ntegnty . Appliance CRANDAU'S o Aok mebe a4 oo "med” Spiritual’ Cinder CE melts and mmtberefi:nul;;li With Fri¢ld- Fitting A NALD ] Sevtember 30, 815 o aire there is nothing to be r shed. E EN nd g VAUDEVILLE ne Reauirement and the i = Establishment WA Grir 'A:a‘h%’r""n{’n“" LEIALAEL VAURRE L y Melting ice produces moisture. Fflgidaire is dry. October 1, 8 on of True’ K. Great Sale of CRANDALL'S Home Theater | We Proudly Present An insufficient ice supply means a rising temp- by . 1230 0 s NE || Single Admission, $1.50 PALMETTO COPFEE erature and spoiled foods. "gfludflrehdmywold. Surgical Quality O RACRERIA LIS dB T IRENE "o!.-fl'“ ;.:u: Le::".fe':ns: 00 Ashiton . K——— o s 3959 Elastic Hosiery roaSE bl 2 gmmemat L iy = And T et e “Ask for New remember to order ice—that you must often stay nd lrusses Xhe é‘;‘mom, lard 2 M at home until ice has been delivered—that you can- Tou witl alware ;"«“u our pr‘l’efl:: KUBAN COSSACK New Wnllu Hotel Ballroom arg SWGG" not go away for the weck-end without parlsh-ble ay can b W, '{n e WM. & JOE MANDEL mfp...h:.',‘}x"hgn....:_ X be rrapeed by Sorment oa FanMakers Home-made Candies ( Dut Frigidaire is automatic. It keeps your re- e ,'ug:sn;:‘n';';:;“@fi.g:;:"gm VALERIE BERGERE & CO. rigerator cold and your foods fresh without the huiever "he wave sl o #9c rounp 29c HALF POUND slightest attention. You can leave your house . ""‘T b $1.75 3 OTHER lunlM‘E' FEA:U.IE:I T at nice stores ek bl gt g [ymeee S $1.75 R IR Distributors—Main 3393 Yot If Anklets ............ . S when you put them there. And with all its advantages and imxeued con- venience, Frigidaire operation usually costs less than ice. We would like to have you see one of the new Frigidaire models we now have on display. Itisa complete, self-contained model—has ample stor- age gpace for the average family and can be in- stalled for only $245, plus freight and installation. It can be delivered to your home }nompfly and con~ venient terms can be arranged if desired. DELCO LIGHT COMPANY . WASHINGTON SALES BRANCH 1219 “E” STREET N.W. Telephones: Franklin 7157, Franklin ! 651 m-flhmwmnfimwac—du—m MAIT - 3 4HE - A385 0393 " POLI'S “ronicur M. J. NICHOLAS Presents Gliar. rosults i "ISSION Mlnv THE TCHERNIKOFF- GARD]NER Gibson’s Special Truss oreerene.. 9400 Garter Stockings.... $3:50 Glrtel'Y l‘fxélils!-il.- $2.75 New Yor! astic Truss, single...... $1'75 Gibson’s Special Lea!har 'rrns-. $5.00 BINEIS .ooruennien Lenthsl‘ 87.00 doubl .‘; vn ]\I‘srch a an 37‘ Washineton Agents for Dr. Jeanner Walter's Pure Gum Bogucing Garments BN WAREHOUSE FOR RENT Your-story, fireproof. elevator, electric lights, excellent con- dition. Rear 1323 G Street Northwest, corner alley. Ap- proximately five thousand feet floor space. Apply to Mr. Potter, Rudolph & West Co., 332 Now York Avenue Northwest. Amel GORGEOUS AND COMFORTABLE High-Grade Program, 1 to 11 EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS DONT MISS THEM! 1925- °55NR € -1926 Comedy Drama by Ethelbert D. Hales v ‘m tes eerprotive Cand FLORENCE RITTENHOUSE ilasses for children, AND ETHELBERT D. HALES x COM. SUNDAY—SEATS WED. " HELEN JANE MARR FARL CARROLL Presents Diselple "r Ruth St. Denis A New Muitcal Comedy School of Creative Dancing £ sarments &.3’{‘"3,, nd_}\_fie ithout it infuryof “OH You" Demshawn Metllod ogpllllé:.l T\I)hallllh rnlv‘lv'la“ o G Damane and” Piustie wire you ‘ana ‘B¢ 708 With LESTER ALLEN, VIVIENNE Bligses Thmiten s Fugnt B SEGAL, WILTON LACKAYE, pecial Children's "WANDA LYON American Step Duncmg Professional routines guaranteed in Acro- ( Sh D{\ Ifld Charleston. 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