Evening Star Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 52

"SR DAVS BIFTS TOCHURCHS FUND 5 First Congregational’s Total .Now $85,418 in Drive for $1,250,000. Contributions totaling $24.476, an- nounced at the report dinner last eve- ning, brought the grand total for the First Congregational Church building fund up to $85,418. 3 H. P. Gould, chairman of the special gifts committee, announced new pledges amounting to $6,910. Among individual gifts reported was one for $5,000 from Dr. and M-. Rush ) Conklin, 3100 Twentieth stre west; one for James V. Craig, 50 New Yor and one for $500 from Miss Ida Green, Newark, \wmen 's division reported for the day's canv the i , the young peo- and the chil- reported by the $3,000 was pledged « Society of the church. “Reports by the team captains were as follows: Women's_division 51 " the amount women's_division, 3 H. A. Woodis, ". Brown, § Heliker, $150 Fred A. Woods, $1,100; W. L. division—A. r, $610; . 83 $390; P, L. Hutchin Ashby, $1,000. Young people’s division—Marie Beil- stein, $233; Elizabeth Rockwood, §; Bertram Litchfield, $246: Mrs. M. Schram, $1,035. Further reports will be made at a dinner at the church this evening. DECISION DELAYED | ON WARNING AUTOISTS | Suggestion of Cards to Call At-| tention to Overtime Parking Meets Objections. i | flic officials are in-| quiring into a plan used in some other cities of i ing warning cards| to motorists the first time they are caught for overtime parking with the understanding they will be taken to court for future violations, it has not Leen decided whether the system will be put into operation here Commissioner Fenning said yester- | day Traffic Director Eldridge had men ned the idea to him informally, but had not made a formal recommen tion. It is understood that some, legal objections to the plan have | been raised and that traffic officials | are seeking to find a way around | these obstacles. | One objection that has been brought | up is that a man caught the second | or third time for overtime parking might claim he never saw the warning card left $n his machine at the time of the first violation and that conse- quently he is entitled to be excused with a warning. The theory of the plan is that it would give more consideration to the man who parks overtime for the first etime and would also enable the Traffic Bureau to deal more stringently with the repeated violafor. The warning | card would be in two sections, half | @ Leing left in the machine and the stub filed_under an index system in the Traffic Bureau. Although tr TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“The Passionate Prince,” Oriental play, at 8:20 p.m. Poli's—"Artists and Models,” revue, at 8:20 p.m. Belasco—"Is Zat So0?" comedy, at y Wil- i 5 and p.m. le—"Homer Lind Revue,” vaude- continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. “Alive in Toyland,” vaude- continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. Talk of the Town,” bur- —Alice Lloyd—Bran: p.m. Plllro—“l uxln Annie Roone ‘\mmpuman— at 11:35 am., 1:35, 3:40, 5:30, 2:40 p.m. Rialto — “Thunder Mountain.’ 135, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 o Never the Twain _Shall | 7.50 and 9:45 Ambassador — “Spook Ranch. 6:15, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Central—"The Luck 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, § Marine Corps § Orders. Officers at Quantico, Va., have been | ordered to other stations as follows: | Maj. H. L. Smith, to Philadelphia; Capts. C. H. Brown and J. M. Pea to the Asiatic Shepherd, to son, zewood Second Lieut. M. H. ) headquarters, this cit Officers ordered to . Kipness Megee, in Haitl cond Rieuts. Walraven, W . B ing and I. E Fla Maj. J. L. Doxey has been tran: Curtis xhe cisco, and Second Lieut. P. A. from'| Guantanamo, Cuba, Lo Na ! flospital at Norfolk Second Lieut. J. Grove has resigned. No Drugs—Father John’s Medicine | safe food tonic for All the Family, —Advertisement A Cafritz-Buil in Washington’s Mo | only | birdlike flapping Preacher Wreaks Swift Justice, Then Aids Thieving Trio' ; Spfllll Dispatch to The Sllr WINCHESTER, Va., October 16. —Rev. Robert B. Nelson, rector of Christ Episcopal Church, star- red today in the role of policeman, judge and good Samaritan, all be- fore breakfast. He was.on his way to the neighborhood grocery, carrying a five-gallon ofl can when @ letter carrier called his atten- tion to three apple pickers helping themselves to bananas in front of the store. The rector ran back home, jumped into his automobile and overtook the men three blocks away. He compelled them to get into the auto and return to the store, where he also required them to pay for the bananas they had stolen. Told by the men they were on their way to an orchard several miles from town, the parson of- fered to to take them to_thelr destination, and they accepted, talking about the size of the crop and the condition of the weather as they jogged along. HELICOPTER COVERS TEN MILES IN TEST Rises, Like Bird, 1,000 Feet in Air—Maneuvered Easily With Rotary Propeller Working. By the Associated Press. FARNBOROUGH, England, Octo- ber 16.—Hundreds of spectators watch- ed the second ascension of the heli- coper invented by Don Juan de La Clerva, which made its successtul initial flight on Monday. Capt. Courtney took the machine over Laffans Plain and covered about 10 miles. From the airdrome the helicopter arose to an_altitude of more than 1,000 feet, then swooped to within 100 feet of the ground and again shot vertically into the alr. It was maneuvered easily and with the overhead propeller workini The ma flapping as rotary ine landed with its wings rcefully as a bird. Previous descriptions of the Cierva helicopter, of “autogyro.” said it con- sisted of a fuselage with a 130-horse- power engine driving a propeller in the ordinary way. —Above the ma- chine on_a vertical shaft are four wings. When re- volving at 120 revolutions a minute these extert more than sufficient force to lift the machine. The re- volving wings, it is claimed, will per- mit the machine to descend safely even with the engine dead. MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart 10 AM. and 2 P.M. *Round Trip, 85c. Admission 25c. —we_have Blank Books. S Always 2 bls supply oo E. Mon'uon Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Special Sale on Plants Visit Our Nursery 50c & 75¢ Rose Bushes Grape Vines . Peony Roots Butterfly variety Ever- greens ... $1.50 and up Rodman Bros. 1449 Park Road N.W. 'MESCO CUP TESTED OF EYE ADVICE Our Experienced Ontometrietsstand s _examined. OPTICaL CO. M A LEESE 53t ¢ _ *712 11th Street, OSTUMES Halloween Novelties Noise makers, masks, hats. Large assortment. LE ROY’S Peony Roots For Sale Now is the time to plant peony ToOts. . Get Them From THE EDW. P. SCHWARTZ PEONY GARDENS Gaithersburg, Maryland Ask for Our Catalogue and Price List Phone Gaithersburg 15 t Community st Attractive Center Pretty Petworth Hedretalaf K bamse jownet shelbeonsrsifor) G a gem—a wonderful production of a mammoth —where every home i organization which is sharing its Cafritz Homes. That's why they can tz Petworth economies with the purchasers of be sold at $8,950—$1,000 Cash—$75 a Month Rooms of unusnal size; bath fittings of exceptional gnfle: l.href tremendous porches and built by mechanics chosen for their skilled craftsmanship. Three Exhibit Homes Open for Inspection ., From 9 AM. to 9 P.M. 430 and 504 Buchanan St—be! tween New Hampshire and Ilinois Avenues, and 4830 Seventh Street. between Decatur and Emerson. e Georgia Avenue Decatur or Buchanan Bus. Or—phone us Watch Washington Str nd let us send out or 1ith Street cars to cet—or the Grant Circle to. Grow to a Million CAFRITZ CONSTRUCTION CO. 14th and K ° Builders of Communit ain 9080 | Get It At Gibson.s ) Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Gibson’s Great Expansion Sale NOW ON Special Announcement to the people of Washindton Our Radio, Electrical and Hardware departments have ‘outgrown their present quarters. We were compelled to expand into our new building, 915 G St. N.W., so that we coulld take ample care of our many good customers. We are very anxious to have every one visit our new Radio, Electrical and Hardware Store, so we are putting on a Great Expansion Sale in all departments. DO NOT FAIL TO COME IN DURING THIS GREAT SALE HERE YOU CAN SEE A COMPLETE LINE OF FRESHMAN | Ranging in Price $39.50 $115.00 RCA Radlo]as Al’e AlSO on stplay All Sets Sold on Convenient Terms Great Expansion Sale on Radio $2.49 $3.98 $1.49 32.89 $4.00 Large 45- 100 ft. Antenna Wire.... Electric Soldering Iron.. Phones ... Speclal . $7.49 | * justable L o u d $2.00 Large 223%- ‘Westinghouse Storage Battery, Glbaon 100-. Ampere ningham Tubes. ... plcancoiDEv.Cely: and Electrical Specials Radlo Specu\ls Brandes Superior g9 Qg $3.75 Large 43-Volt. 1;.:;‘11]?:3 $10.00 Table = v()”*lefl 2 d\fi alkers. Spéclal. . 5-Volt. Special. Manhattan $10.00 Ad- Dicycss I Batlanss Speaker. Special.. 34'98 rosley M; ; Ll’g;:cyhl 'usicone. 312.98 lDfl»amPQI'B hour. slz 95 hour St Bat- LA 810,98 and Cun- $2 25 Eveready B Batteries— Extready; Doyl celie i@ 1100 20 Large 2% g1 39 Volt. Special.... Burgess Dry Cells. Fach, 30 Above Radio Specxa]s on Sale Only at 915 G St. Electrical Specials Electric Light Bulbs Edison Mazda Bulbs 10-watt Clear 10-watt Clear 15-watt Clear 23c Each 15-watt Clear Only 25-watt Clear or fi:w-tt C|lenr 27¢ 40-watt Clear watt Clear 50-watt Clear Sfor$100 | so.watt Clear Each 32¢ $3.89 e el 0I00) [0 Large Size Electrig 49 $5.00 Hot Point Elec e $2.49 $4.49 $3.49 - $1.49 Room Heater. Spe- tric Iron. Special clal .. 6-1b. Guaranteed Elec $9.98 $7.49 - $3.98 $8.50 Universal Electric tric Iron. Special. . Room Heater. Spe- 3-1h. Guaranteed Elec- 59¢ tric Iron. Special. . Violet Ray Machines. Electric Hot Plate. Regularly $12.50. Special ... Electric ’I‘reatmem Lamp. Special. . Single-heat Electric Pad. Very special... Gibson Three - heal Electric Pad, guar- anteed 2 years.... Electric Toaster Electric Curling Iron.... Candy Specials 1 Ib. Chocolate Sponge 1 1b. Park and Tilford's Delicious Ch o c olate Cordial Cherries 3—5¢ Luden's . Cough Drops..... 0 CANDY DELIVERED. Our Special Banner Leader On Assorted Chocolates 1 pound Very Fine Assorted Chocolates, fresh. Very Special................o0jsss 69¢ 10c Great Expansion Sale on Soaps _Saturday Only 10 P. & G. White Naph- tha. Special... " 42¢ P 4 Old Dutch Cleanser. .. 250 Limit, 1 to customer. Limit, 4 to customer. 10 Star Soap 47(‘ mit, 10 {0 customer. 10 Fairy Soap. . 39(3 Limit, 10 to ¢ \utnmel‘. 49¢ er. 12 Guest Ivory.. Limit, 12'to 10 Palmolive Soap Limit, 10 to custouler: 6 Ivory Soap Flakes Limit, 6 to cust Great Palmolive Specials 1—35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream and 1 25¢ can Palmolive After Shz\'ing Talcum, both for.. 35¢ 50c Grcat Razor Specxals 1—Gold-plated Auto-Strop Razor, complete with case, 1 blade and strop, and 1 25c tube of D. & R. Perfect Shaving Cream. both, very special 1—Durham Duplex Razor, in case with 1 blade, and 1 25¢ tube of D. & R. Perfect Shaving Cream, both special, 25¢ Great Fountain Pen Specxa] Seli-Filling Fountain Pen, very many styles to select from, each pen absolutely guaranteed. Very special, 95¢ er styles up to $9. Sorry we cannot deliver any specials advertised in this sale Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars. Have More Cents 915-917-919 G ST. N.W. 49¢ | C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. _ THUNDER MOUNTAIN From John Gelden’s Stage Mit, 'H T e ik Bar Y Ma Bellamy and Leslte ALICE l\ltllfllAN Formerly of Chissge Metropelita per ELENA DE SAYNE Fameus Violin Virtuo Miscka Gutersom, Condu Washington's Best Orchestrs S TOMGHT Py SHUBERT ) Mat ol supnaWELASCW;,, 504 M jement _Mesers. Sh: d MESSRS. SHUBERT Loudest and EARLE BOOTHE resen The World’s Greates rest Laugh. Last ‘l“l-!l,’o! “i§ ZAT SO? JAMES GLEASON & RICHARD TASER NOTE—Owln‘ to laughs and of play the cur- e u!n must rise at2 &8. NEXT SUNDAY—-SEATS NOW wit‘/: Dlmst From its Sensational Run Of 49 Weeks In New York WE PLAY LOEW'S VAUDEVILLE STRAND NINTH and D STS. BEGINNING SUNDAY DOORS OPEN 2 P. M. 9:55 4 SHOWS—F:4; 5:45; 1: NOTE. 07 serimincs ALICE IN TOYLAND A MIDGET REVUE Surprises—Laughs--Noveltios 14 MIDGETS 7 PONIES FIVE ADULTS OTHER VAUDEVILLE ACTS t Run Phot = L S “WITH THIS RikG” Alyce sml-, o . Teicgen, Mfllllllllml IIIIMIlI i The Portner Apartments 15th and You Sts. N.W. Try Our Excellent Home Cooked Table d’Hote Dinner 75¢c . Daily, 5:30 to 7 P.M. Ample Parking Space Interest Have You a Savings Account With Us? Then you should JOI! regular saver “mows down' cles that prevent success 3% interest on Savings Accoun A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7¢h and E St:. - ¥ ALLOWEEN' NOVELTIES. —Costumes, noise makers. masks, etc. A tremendous stock. GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co.. Ine. T914E Se. Ny HICKMAN, nd Cashler. t Commaercial business and counts specialized and s Resources Over $5,000,000. WE RENDER TO BANK CUSTOM- ERS A SERVICE UNSURPASSED BY THAT OF -ANY BANK IN THE UNITED STATES. Monthly statement of accounts rendered handsom distributio: St iR nculcate the Bank Remains Open Unitil 5:15 P.M. on Government Pay Day. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth 8t.. at Penna. Ave. N.W. 1111 Conpecticut Avenwe 0000000000000000( i We have for metal’ savings, < epirit of th Why G to )-'m You Can See It Over Hare! AEIME. NWBERT'S FOPANONAL REVUE—/ OB At ERTON COM.. SUN. EVE_SEATS NOW PP MNORENS m'lmm WUHCAL Eves., Ral. $1.00, & $2.50; Thur. lln.. Mat., 50c to $2.00. Plus Tax. 1.50; Orch.$3.00 e 9150; Sat. Wednesday Afternoon, 4:30 CAPT. ROALD AMUNDSEN will deliver his thrilling illustrated lecture “Our Airplane Dash | for the North Pcle” Tickets $1.00 to $2.50—T. Arthur Smith urean 1330 G St.—Homer L. Kitt Co. MUTUAL BURLES 8 Al lll BACK! “SPEEDY STEPPERS” Tonight—AMATEURS, Direction Stanley Co. of America. CRANDALLS METROPOLITAN First National Special VILMA BANKY . RONALD COLMAN Supported by an exceptiomal cast fn a romance that has e wnll ex as its remote DARK ANGEL “ExTRA— CRANDALL'S TIVOLI 140 & Park RAN.WY. NITA AEor FABLE and A IMPERIAL MALE QUARTET P, nonér’;jruoz . BomEDY | A) TTRACTION S, T Y. s AN A (.RDA‘ it 3:50 - and 7-(() CRANDALL’S AMBASSADOR lulhA(‘ol Rd. .". RA - Bl IGF €O Y '““\\‘ ZERO." TOPICS nnfl RE TOMORROW—] o T“BF'I{ RI C';‘ Jfl\Eflin“ THE S| I'LIG! d_AL AC. CRANDALL'S CENTRAL Oth B TODA) ~R11 HA}KIE) DIX (1'71 °4 'HE (434 in nrpjro‘. [ORROW.] e IOYCE Jand p E LY 'CRANDALL'S Savoy Theater TORAY- mcmnrx 1’};’(‘; ‘n:n&"T?{‘F RE ngfl“ WM. F2 e ru;n\r‘um\: ARRAES ciunmws TODAY—BUCK _JOX TIMBER WL i CEOUP 10 TuMnRRn\\fiflonT “SPOOK RANCH.* SPORTLIGHT. CRANDALL’S Anouo Theater TODAY--HOOT Gmov |{| Mpdok GIBSON in COMEDY and s & 2 T PERERYT And PAR PR 2 York Theater CRANDALLS . It ING ADVENTURE." COM- EDY. TOMORROW—REED _ HOWES “THE COURAGEQUS FOOL." WALTER HIERS I "OFF H CRANDALL’S Home Tlne:ur 1230 C 8¢ TODAY—TOM , MOOR PITTS n Film Features AMERICAN 1st St. and R. I. Ave. DOROTHY DE ORE “BROADWAY BUTTERF ) PARK THEATER 18 Tith NW. ERCY MAR: MONT. MARY B STREET OF LOCAL TALENT NIGHT. Y t. Bet. 14 DETNPE oot e mmanct EI'GE\F O'BI % SIEGE SPOR’ LXGHT " : m 14th St. and R. L. Ave. PREVOST and MONTE_BLU! \UGHTERS OF PLEASUR hnc Sts, N.E. £:30 P.M. OND Bfis__y_. HEVY HAS Conn. Ave. & C c E McKinley St.,D.C. RICHARD DIX “THE LUCKY DEVIL hl.h rhlnler. ERS." “THE _BIG ] 'SECRET SE! VICE L Sth and O Streets N.W. 'TOM_MOORE and ZA ZU in “me\’ LADY." Also CA;!OUNA 11th & N.C. Ave. 8.8 __-7ap ScARLER HONBTAGOR.T SHIRLEY MASON. in 1119 H St. N.E. Pklz_-‘hc:s“s“ MAURICE LEFTY 911 H Street NJ!. EMPIRE M TYLER in “LET'S GO AGHER." COMEDY, “HONEY. Sk Fiite. oy loma NORMA snmnz “SLAVE_ OF msmov % e Aem Fable. No. _*CECRET SERVI £§A\TE§§ B clRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 inn 7 & 0 P Admisson2S T SORETANCE: TALMADSE. “HER® st8: LIBERTY North Cap. and P Sta. “LET 'BR BoGRTON Thrilling! Senasatio Tickets Now on Sale for 250-Mile National Championship Classic Auto Races See the World’s Famous Drivers on World’s Fastest Race Track Purse of $25,000 Baltimore-Washington Speedway Laurel, Md., Saturday, Oct. 24, 2 P.M. TICKETS ON SALE company’s office, Conti- Trust Bide., Spaldine’s. Willara Fotel. Washinkton Ho- tel, City Club, try Club, derry aality Bhop. 4 Fivestment Bids., and ol Her: zox. GENERAL ADMISSION Adults, $2.00 Grandstand Reserved Seats, $3.00 to $6.00 Including Admission Boxes, $1.00 to $10.00 Ingluding Admission Infleld parking, full view of races, AMPLE PARKING SPACE FREE ARG COLUMBIA F Street at 12th LAST TWO DAYS Paramount_Presents THE PONY EXPRESS James Cruse’s wonderful awuc- cessor to ‘The Covered Wagon’ WITH BETTY COMPSON & RICARDO CORTEZ Beginning nn.r + ADOLPHE MENJOU In ‘The King on Main Street’ PALACE B Sireet at 13tk vnied Aru.n. Pnuflt PICKFORD In n the swectest, most appealing icture of her ichole career! "SLITTLE ANNIE ROONEY" WITH WILLIAM HAINES Special Musical Score. FROLIC CLUB DANCES Cairo Hotel BEGINNING October 17 £1.50 COUPLE IIIGH GHDE PIOGIIM 17011 “The Road to Starland” “HOMER LIND'S REVUE" aphisgwn | Show “\mn "WiLb SUSAA" IS HERE A _Parameunt Pidture OTHER PERFECT FEATURES Keith's Popular Priced Vaudeville and Sta; Photo) STARTING SCHEDULE: Pictures—1, 4:30, Vodvil—3, 6: The Greatest Artists For the Least Money. MONDAY EVENING | CONCERT SERIES Presented by Peggy Albion WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th & E Sts. N.W. Opening Concert October 19 Reinald Werrenrath At 8:15 P.M. Other Concerts Include L il Loulse Homer J‘o‘::;e;l‘:l::nn Fdward Johnson ‘Albert Spalding Bl facn oioel . London, & String Gleveland Or- Alexander Bnnlownky lnd jorence Austral Tickets nn-——annl-n Piang Co., 13th & G Sts. hone Main 487 “ood a & Lothrop (Victrola Dept.) Subscription Tickets, $3, $10, $15— plus war tax, for_entire series. Tie Concert Tickets, $1. $1.50, $2 Dlus tux. this warning. Be at the Ri- alto next Sunday, the eighteenth of October. 1 command WEITH-ALREL VAUDEVILLE WORLD'S & unl\ml II.IGE I.I.OW In hlnlhbh Way NY RUBIN & CO. A Great Comedy Foature 8 OTHER GREAT ACTS § Extra Added Attraction BRANSBY WILLIAMS Interpreting Dickens | | " CONCERTS POLI'S THEATER—4:38 ARTISTS’ COURSE DUSOLINA GIANNIN RACHMANINOEF. P i sy BOSTON RYMVPH OR e CRoumeriteny ‘Condactor. MME. GALLI-CURCI after an absence of one vear in Europe and Australis. BENIAMINOG GIGLI. Leading temor of Met Opera. First ppearance in Wash- Ingtgn. PHILHARMONIC COURSE TITO SCHIPA. Leading Lyric Temor af the Chicazo Opera Company. FRITZ KREISLER. Violinst. MME. JERITZA. Rensational Viennese Soprano from the Met. Grand Opera. SIGRID ONEGIN. Contralto. pearance in Washingt BOSTON SV MPHONY e Oousseviteiy ‘Condacto WILSON-GREENE CONCERT SERIES Of Six Evening Concerts Washingion Auditorium 8:30 0'Clock. First ap- ORCHESTRA. JOAN McCORMACK. r.m' Irish Tenor. BAUER and GABRILOWITSCH, Planists. I wble concer. _ Great Violinist. nd his Concert Or- ra, “Bla Wil mn.rm ne and Famous DF, RESZKE § E FRTED A e LEL. the famous Jenny Lind Concert. NY. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WALTER DAMROSCH. Conductor. LLS TREATER November 10, December Marcl Dec. 8—GEORGE "GEHSHWIN. oser-Planist. Soloist. o B—ALL-WAGNER PROGRAM Iections from “Rlenz ith sololsts and Choras N rch 16—0TT0 1 KLP\"'I’RE ingers. Soprane, In (By re- Il concert courses Mrs. Greene's Concert 13th and G. Phone e 8108 ATIONAL 2 CARL REED in Association With A. Tk Woons Presents 'SHERMAN “THE PASSIONATE PRINCE” By Achmed Abdullah and Robt. H. Davis Week (‘om Next Sun. Seats Now. Most Show in Americs o HARKTS NG BERLIN'S Husic BOX RE niv‘li‘“ BII.'I’ YWY. l- G-wxl seph Macaaliey, Wynn Duliock. o the Music Box Boys and Gf: Stagea by Jonn Marray Andersen. NEXT THURSDAY, 4:30 Fortune Gallo presents PAVLEY-OUKRAINSKY BALLET RUSSE The famous two units from the Chicago and San Cario pera Companies. Tickets 750 to $2.50—T. Arthur Smith Concert Bure 1330 G St.—Homer L. Kitt Co. Tvrlrs o-uy.' COLUMBIA BURLESQUE Strous> Presen M. “TALK OF T E TOWN" CHARLES (SLIM) TIMBLIN Kesults of World's Serles Games Fine envlmnm:nt . 1129 PROF. AND MRS. L. A. ACHER STUDIO 1127 10th et. n.w—Classes \(nn and Fri.. & 031 pm. With orchestra. Priv: lessons by appointment. Fr. 8567. Establishe: MR. STAFFORD PEMBERTON. Lessons in All Styles of Daneing. Studio 1850 Hiltmore Phone Col. “Spanish and Classic Danci D-ncmx i ’\lR?L \l;\_.;:l I‘I!A;ASO Studio. W. Private or Class. ow Formink CATHERINE BALLE, 319 Oth St. School of high Iatest In few pri: esson: sem di Special rates for ladies in orc} hoatra LETTIE MARIE BARRE'IT Nationally, Known D Will Make You a ‘Perfect’ Balircom Dancer THE_CASTLE CLUB &TUDIO, 1215 K AT 1265 Dancing With Orchesira Monday and ¥elday DAV 150\3’9 Teach you_to dnnu cor- Main 1 | Collomiate. Charteston, Foxiwor. Tanko, WJ THAY;R STUD[O C p includes Line w’". io 8 Penonahl.: Developia n?enunwm iy Tech.