Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1925, Page 28

25 = ROMANGE IS BARED BY STILLVAN SUlTJ Wife of Banker to Wed 24- THE KVENINC ?WIFE HELD SLAYER - OFOTHER WOMAN' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, ARREST OF EVANGELIST |LINER BRINGS $10,000,000.! DIUBEMENNS. 3 ) p— U EMENTS REVEALS LOVE CONTRACT | ; Stasiey Co. RANDALLS' Saver of Souls, Sued by Wife for Non-Support, Signed Pact With “ETROPOL TA' AT 10th Another Woman. TODAY—11 A. M. to 11 P. Secona Hysterical HAROLD Heart Disease Fatal 00 to < " THE MUSICAL COMEDY TMIUMPN LADY BE GOOD FRED & ADELE ASTAIRE axo WALTER CATLETT | Next Monday. Sats. W Charies Dillingham Presents INA CLAIRE | ! “The Last of “Mirs. Cheyney” A Comedy by Frederick Lonsdale Author, of “Aren't We All" & pring Cleaning’” With n_Notable Cast inely Roland Young and A. E. Matihews " Mauretania’s Cargo Also Includes of America Famous Art Works. NEW YORK, October 31 (#). Cunard liner Mauretania arrived yes- terday with a cargo cf $10,000,000 in gold bullion and the first conslgn- ment of the famous lLeverhulme urt collection, which is to be sold iu the BEAUTY AND THRILLS : Asgoc By the Divorcee, 29, Shot Down in' CHICAGO, October 31.—A love pact I year-old BIG LAUGHS AND CHUCKLES . between Charles M. Stirdivant, 51- United Stat A""ETTE Year-0ld Fowler McCor- Apartment After Trip | vear-la evancetit, and uss sithet| 30 i isucance rates 1 London mick, Report Says. With Salesman. | 22, of Valley City, N. Dak., |was said to have influenced a reduc- KEVLLER -A" ated Prees Week 1 yesterday after his ar-tion to $10,000,000 from $20,000,000 in ot Mt rest in Lansing, Mich., on a non-sup- | 8°d_bullion _originally planned for port voferred by his wite, | Shibment on the Mauretania, as stated LI pace o hereby pledse | Previously in cable dispatches. Mary | 0ur love and fidelity to each oth ehot 1o | 10nE a8 we shall both live, and we | X f will, bon us the way is open, be in Y ath Iway of her apart- | conie husband and wife.” vesterday. A he you : wife o |left 4 hoap vho noti- | T i found Mrs. Scott | . was{ The mones held by the police «d with | OB War per Jdealousy, it is believed hy | Daid off the prompted slaying. | the war s heing beld as Wi sclos: was disclo . ma o ant n His Gre FRES HMAN —FREF— “CRANDALL SATUKDAY NIGAT- ERS' " RADIO’ CONCERT IMMEDI ATELY FOLLOWISG LAST PEK STARTING TOMORROW MILES OF LAUGHS! mmle Presents REGI NALD DENNY Pro-s 3 Prran, Octol By the Ao NEW YORK he neipals in October the late [ l_._‘_h “Roview 6 OTHER SUPER ACTS € Participating Dally—2:15 & €:13 divorcee, was winued me proceedings Special Sale FERNS, 75c 1917 would have RODMAN BROS. tional debt before | 1449 Park Road LOEW'S ‘ , GOI.IIMBIA : FOR RENT “CALIFORNIA . 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Depart ment—Was Once Drummer in ; one time Sousa’s Band. { ther. had 1 Seott ifter i ‘W ll! not none. ohtain it ayimg NTRAL while Sth et D 8 B A heen | = same time NE h papers In d downward in He declared Allway and honse Mrs, pital, but ul ran, region . t the the no one » one leav hurried to the dwelling of Mrs. flie saw now the w - i Scott was 0 A, Luskey, T8 yeurs died wi {retired captein of the District | Department, with which he se d said te have bheen the fir hoy for John Philip as 1he ficial of werr wife ot a chain divorced CHARLIE Ics TOMORROI — NORM A practice an be served without records i B g FRATERNITY BANQUET. York partie Theta Delta Chi Celebrates Found- of Society. hanqy kouse of the George V versity charge. 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WARNER In Max Marcin’s Melodrama “SILENCE” NEXT MON.—SFATS NOW WINTHROP AMES FPresents GEORGE ARLISS in JOIN GALSWORTHY'S QLD ENGLISH"” HALLOWEEN DANCE Saturday. October Z1st, 8:30 P, A Communits Hall, Suitla NEXT WEEK “EXCHANGE OF WIVES' With Great 4-tar Cas 77 Buena Granite Company, Incorporated 505 Ouray Building Washington, D. C. st temperatur fant: tomor : : nas Blank Books for eve .. | Committée to Be Named to Study, pic g | wd | Step in today. E. Morrison Paper Co. “Vaoks oF commission 1009 Pa. Ave. B ed by 1 nd tomor- | of nine members to study “the proper | . L. 0. Armstronx Aiminishing | relationship which should exist be . - z = M. Admissio Twioce {tween the educational or instructional GAYETY ™iti® «nd |aspects of public sterns and COLUMBIA BURLESQUE | | the business aspects.” with a view to| “STEP ON IT” | | i and not ite WASHINGTON SHOWING— Cecll B. Do Mille's THE COMING OF AMOS By Wm. T. Lecke with ROD LA ROCQUE OTHER PERFECT FEATURES STARTING SCHEDULE Schism in Departments. AMERICA™ | Creation of u national £1.00 air tonight tomorrow. 24 Hours. eliminating the friction which has ex WITH QEO. NIBLO & HELEN SPENCER |isted for some time between superin ;{tendents and_ business managers of The Dancing Demons Ladies’ Matinee Daily, 85c schools throughout the vas | Next Weok—Abe R Shubert Attractions Hmrtwl today by the POLl’S TONIGHT at 8:15 tlon Association. Matinee Today Secretary of Commerca Hoover and Les & J. J. Bhubert Pres JTHE LOVE S0 Ballou, superintende pullic schoc nd p department of _super Uftenback's Liie ilomunce Told fn Glorious Songx 1 N. Y. Century Theater Cast Popular Lecture on Europe Nov. sermany: Has She Won the 5 = and What Next?” William Rufus Seott MASONIC TEMPLE AUDITORIUM i XY Ave. NW.. 601 . S0c.” Three lect Office—10_A.M.— RIALTO| . Sth STREET AT GEE N.W. Ltar LAST DAY lies : s Carl Laemmle's Amazing ™ X r and Colossal Spectacle A o “THE PHARTOM | i e OPERA” 2"8:30 ‘pan. O Starring LETTIE “MARIE. BARRETT Mary Philtin, Norman Kerry - HECAT ”“ And a Cast of 5,000 Opern Prologue From “Faust” Augmented Orchestra OVERTURE—Finale From Tachatkownky's th Sym- phony. Prologue =i Over- |/ ture Peraonally Directed by | MISCHA GUTERSON 0.46; noon, 3¢ olds llighest temperatur ccurred | Frank W Y he District = = ot th DANCING ceeurred at ] dent th fon \l Education | o cach will #ppoint twe | members to the commission. Two {others will be named to represent the { organization of business managers of shool systems. Dr. Ballou, as chatr- {man, wiil make the ninth member. ture same date last ves §0; lowest, niper: chest, Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls today at § a.m, condition, very Daylight \peual,v Equipped Limited V'rain to Both Coasts of Florida Through Central Florida POLICEMEN TO ELECT. | Sergt. Smith Probably Not Candi- date for Re-election as President. Policeman Patrick Tormey of | recinct is being groomed INIS MRS Sw A S Commencing Next Sun—Se: The Mesars. Shubert Pre: A NEW MUSICZL COM “MAY FLOWERS” Beek and Lyrics by Clifford Gr Music by Edward Kanneke with JOIEPH SANTLEY & IVY SAWYER = Galaxy of Beautiful Girla n-‘u by Willlam Entire Production Staga Fersomal Divection of 515, 53! | Dert. staticon Milton D. Smith o sident the past announced he 4 - | a candi- e 7 A ] ; | elation, Traflic | two Sergt. Rureau, pr rs, having will not asain be Duy Phone M. 6 First st | date. It has been planned to elect mem- bers of the general bLoard of the | | mesociation November 3, and the board, composed of four from each | | precinct and bureau, will meet No vember 12 and nominate officers to | i 1 > £ | be voted for at the annual election | : : Y ¢ 5 SO i | the second Tuesday in December. | B e | oston iffalo enton UTUAL BURLES THE AVENUE AT STH { _ RN 1 L & / v | “CHICK CHICK” .30 i ’!‘ *p_thi rivate lcssons BILLARD TO SPEAK. Commandant of Coast Guard to Ad- dress Cornell Alumni. Billard, com- Guard, will orchestr Masquerade Halloween DANCE 3$20 in Prizes ORIGINALITY, BEST DRESSED, MOST COMICAL NEW YORK CONSERVATORY Night, Iear Admiral F. ¢ mandant of the C t { e the principal speaker at the regu- | 1a men’s luncheon meeting of the { Washington Cornell Alumn{ Society, | Thureday at 12:30 o'clock Gen. Lincoln Andrews, Assist ant Secretary of Treasury, has been invited to nttend as a representa tive of the class of 1891. TLleut. Col. | ) Bullis will preside and read | on the prospects of the, eleven. Change in Schedule K mmencing Monda EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED — ROE FULKERSON OPTICAL COMPANY M07F.S'T FRAN.. 5606 AMERAS | most complefe stock | of (lu best in Cameras— | the kind that will give best results. OPTICAL CO. M. A. LEESE °5'Gne Branch 712 11th Street CIRCLE 2105 l:l Ave. Ph. W. 953 e Parking_Sna MABEL. BALLIN FORRESE STAN BEAUTY ND THE_BAD MA LIBERTY North Cap. and P Sts. SORINNE GRIFFITH in AMER[CAN lsl St and R. I. PRINGLE a_thier Y BARADISE 'R 4618 14th N PARK THEATER RIGHARD DIy ESTHER RALSTON in “THE LUC VAL th chapter of BLAY ~pokane CASHL.D( reports | Cornell & P.R. R. November 2, leave 7:25 5 o.m.—Advertis This distinctive train presents the most luxurious appointments known to modern travel carrying newly built and designed Seaboard dining cars. - Bet. 14th& 1, | ARD DIX in HE Including Sunday OUR GANG COM- GOOD M ALl IXLI{TA VAUGH n IEF] SHM , instead of 7: Open Every Now In Service LUCKY m‘lx 10 Washington daily 5 Arfives Jackeonville noon ZTamps, . St. Petersburg. Palmetto, fon late in afternoon of the second st trip of this train November 20. csonville for East and Cuba. Coaches, afion_ear. v ton West Paim Tampa o "Betersinre Car bus tion Tor ) oy 1 December schedule wii! be short- ened to artive West Paim Beach at 8:30 Effect Lyv. Wachin T, vERNoN | (e |¢ Charles Macalester Leaves 7th S€t. Whart 10 AM. and 2 P.M. Round Trip. 85c. Admission 26c. Deach INSTRUCTING DEPARTMENT OP] 10 AM. TO 11.30 P. Private and Class Lessony Latest Stens TEACH YOU TO DANCE IN LESSO Fox Trot. Waltz, Tangc| Collegian, Charleston 306 9th St. N.W, Tel. Fr. 2766 | ARCAD E | PRIZE MASK BAL Dancing Instead of Skating In the By AUDITORIUM TONIGHT Adm., 50c: Chlldren Under 10, Dance Al You Like cony TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—'Siien: 14th St. and R. 1. A EUTE:“ RLES RAY in :fw 9th&N.Y.A HIPPODROME #haN Y., “THE LUCKY DEVIL." NEW STANTON o Ste. X pliptines 2 PN ERT i TR WAL snu L COMEDY, HEVYCHASE Conn. Ave. & Mdflnley S .D C. Enterprise Serial Building Association 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. 55th issue of stock now open for subscription. Shares of stock, $1.00 each, payable monthly. Five per cent interest paid on stock withdrawn. James E. Connelly, President James F. Shea, Secretary 15 p.m. Matinee : Poli’s—"The Love Song. at 8:16 p.m tnec at 2 Nationa Be (oo steal comed: Matinee Keith's—Aunette Kellermun, ville, at 2:15 «nd 8:15 p.m. Earle—"Visions,” vaudeville, WEST COAST TRAL Lv. Washington Daily at 12:40 AM. Sleepers Open 10:00 P.M. Arrive Jacksonville early next® cvening— nd Tampa,_ St Petersburg, Palmetto, Brad- -| enton. ‘sarasota. Boca Grande. and’ resorts on thie West' Coast early moning of the Sleeners Ope Arrives Jacksonville 1. following _eve- Detached Brick Home ' In Chevy Chase, D. C. $14,200—New Step on Tt at No_extrn fares on any Seaboard trains. hah J. Benson “Fhomas Company ) hick.” - N.W. M The Seaboard Air Line is the only Railroad over which & passenger can purchase a round Chick Chick,” hurlesque, 819 15th St. N.W. Main 8416 | e Wt onmior et that Wil permit visitiug the East Wna West Coasts witnout d 8:20 p.m. additional charge. v Columbia—"The Gold Rush, 2Ll 0:45 am., 12 2:2 713 Fourteen Sircet MW Washingtos, b. 0:45 a.m., 12:30, 2:20, 4: All Souls’ Church wnd 9:30 p.m. Sixteenth and Harvard Sts. C a : 5 i CAROLINA FLORIDA SPECIAL Now In Service In Two Sections Wash. dally at 8:40 & 11 PM. Awing Toom sleeping cafs "to Raleigh, outhern _ Pines, Pinehurst, Camden, Co' Jumhin. Savannah_and_Florda Resotts Lv. Drawing room sleeping cars to gt Florita. Throush Central Flo daylicht “Dance Revue.” vaudeville, | continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. | buriesque, 'lT Third chap- R ‘PHAEL 9th lnd O Streets N.W RIN-TIN-TIN in YOUR AN COMEDY. TP Rs OF e WYY v, CAROLINA. .‘1!,"' %N .C. Ave. sE with JAMES RIRKWOOD. © A1 ROL PRINCBS 1119 H St. N. REID HOW. “SUPER SPEED " —° mmE 811 H Street N.E. Receptions Drives Conventions Office Mati Py Weddi T MDONALE Tk ¥ eddings RN m:‘;’u’@: ALRly [ THE TRipe [ COMEDY 5,000 Folding_Chalrs R BY FO Always 1o Stock the 0t episide ‘ot “BLAT PALL A Distriet Passenger Agent . C.—Main €37 IND And FURNITURE RENTING FOR Household lower of~ Night,” 10:35 , 4:15, 6, T:45 end 9:50 Palace- Sunday Evening a.m., 12:16, 2 Motion Picture Hour pan. “Evolution” Rialto — “The Phantom Parties The Dramatic Story of _the 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 11:35 a.m., 1: 9:45 p.m. Tivoli—"Lightnin’,”" 235 pm. Ambassador—"'The Wizard of Oz,” at 2, 4:16, 6:10, 8 and 9:55 p.m. QCentral—“He's a Prince.” at 12 2, 8:30, 5, 6:30. 8 and 9:40 p.m. of the Rise of Man Plerce Hall. Air Line Railway “ALL FLORIDA ROUTE"” H. BAUM & SON 464 Pa. Ave. N.W. Main 9138 matinee_and evening performances TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. ;};%‘;‘NDATHFHARMV CAREY in Grand Marches For PRIZES Children, 9:10 7. = Adults, 10 Competent 1