Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1925, Page 44

1 SEEKS T0 EXCLUDE THI. EVENING STAR, GTON, HIT-AND-RUN DRIVERS SOUGHT BY POLICE WANSHIN D. ¢, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER AMUSEMENTS The only damage was to the parked AMUSEMENTS. car, police reported. T Joseph A. Chase, colored, 29, 31 Fenton street northeast, received an injury to his knee nisht when | AMUSEMENTS. 2z Kaiser Should Have Fought in Lines WE PLAY LOEW'S VAUDEVILLE To Save Throne, Gen. Groener Says BIBLE FROM SCHOOL Dy the Associated Press. but to fight. It was to be no dash for MUNICH, \o\mmjer 10. 'r\m fol | death, but His M should go into mer Emperor William should the trench lfke any common soldter, Kone {nto the trenches 1n November, | leaving it to chance whether a huum l°l\ reh, | should find him. If he fell, [ said, L Gen. | would constitute a beautiful death; Wi the | he were wounded, a national sentim closin suc- | would have reverted in his fa j ceeded Gen. Ludendorff as quarter-| Gen. Groener added that hi master gen was not heeded. He furthe: ! I told the BEmperor Ludendorff told him on September that time,” said Gen. . that peace t be made | His Majesty should 1 Stmas of that ¥ as the German { for the front. not mers rmy could not possibly hold out any nx ibute "nn),- 5 and thus saved the m oplnion expressed by m Groener, who, during days of the World War, Suit in Court Protests Read-| ing of the King James Version. v to review fron_crosses. | CAPITAL JEWS TO AID NATIONAL CAMPAIGN I Local Cammmee Named to Raise $100,000 as Quota in $15,000,000 Drive. COMMISSION ANNOUNCES | TESTSFOR U. S. POSITIONS Number of Jobs in Wash‘ngton In- cluded in Those to Be Filled by Examinations. The Civil Se innounced ope vice Commission has competitive examina- tons o fill vacancies in the following positions rominent Capital ointed Jews have (“ s Junior mechanical draftsman, junior . | electrical draftsman and junior engi- neering draftsman. Federal classified service throughout the United States, including the depart to be bers of the local ne-mnm M i committee in e that 7 the turh, Simon 4 and Rabbi | Abrain Simon > These appointments were tional i | date o L e i Department of Labor. at $3,000 a Assistant plant pathologist Plant Industry, Depar duty in the Washington At $2.400 a year Bureau Agri- Particular attention furnishing destitute Pquipment that they m is propagator, Depar COUE SPURNS DOCTORS. Stops pector, Indian Of. the flh-ynnlu‘"l' of the Interigr, 1 TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS Nosebleed by Repeating National— = it ! Ui Autosuggestion Formula. elasco—"\t Addressograph oper | 1 Addresso- | P Weith's—Thy smilingly ame frien but their by Prof. Coue the office (third | ush Best Built Homes in Washington are Cafritz Built It’s Living Under the Best Conditions —in a Life-time Home located in the delightful community of Laf l'ltZ—Pet\\ orth 1, the Central at 11 amn BANDITS GET $50.000. oar vl pstruction, nor e re bigcer: the s of finish and L3 orches are real and the baths are tiled high, h buil wer and built-in Pembroke tub. Al these features make the price most unusual— $8.950—81,000 cash—$75 a month Exhibition Homes are—330 and 508 Buchanan St. Hampshire and Hlinois Avenues. Decatur and Emerson Streets. Open from 9 am. to 9 p.m. Employes Forced to Sit | Robbery h 0!' these Hou on Floor During re larger; grade. The three the floor of the | arried off gold | At $50,000. WE HAVE. need. Step in today. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ava. between New and 4830 Seventh Street. hetween 14th & K Builders of Communities Main 9080 Get It at Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Great Radio Sa.le Now On T $2.98 o $2.49 ® $7.49 $3.98 Finese Importea HA QFFEE T E.swing e Brandes Superior Large 45-V\ Phones i The most satisfactory way to select your apartment is to use our automobile service. J. Benson Thomas Company 819 15th St. Main 8416 ~duty Special ess B Batteries— Ls Brandes Talkers. $1 Table Special Manbattan $10.00 Ad- justable Loud Speaker. Speciat.. Westinghouse Storage Batte 100 feet Wire Electric Tron »\ n l e n na 39(. \nlvlfl in ()sc 29¢ Gibson 100-Ampere. hour Storage Battery. Special $10.98 Eveready B Batteries— $2.00 Large 221, $1.39 Volt. Special. Above Radio Specials on Sale Onlv at 913 G St. Our Great Half -Price Sale Wednesday we continue a great Half-price Sale. By this mean, half of our regular Ist price, not cut price. FOR WLD)\ DAY ONLY we have selected the following ten items— 50c¢ bottle Syrup of Tar. with EYEJ‘ EXAMINED GLA::E: FITTED —= ROE F OPTICA L COM PANY HQ‘I FST FRAN 5606 Franco Dry Cells. ¢ complete stock | best in that will g b 712 11th Street B A Livers and Men- thol, a very fine prepa = Hon, Halt Price Sate. . 20C Limit, 4 to customer. 50¢ Monarch Aluminum-face Hairbrush, Half Pric S et ; Timit, 2 to customer. as— ¢ best o 25¢ Phenolphthalein Wa fere, Lgrain. Pt 12V Price Sale Limit, 2 to customer. Limit. 4 to customer. 40c¢ Pile Ointment, with tube. Half Price Sale. Comp. Cathartic Pills. 100 to bottle. Half Price 191/, sale 12%ec Limit. 4 1o 10¢ Sterno Canned Heat. Price Sale Limit. 6 to customer. 50¢ Palmolive Shampoo. Half Price Sale 25¢ Limit, 4 to customer. " 20c Limit 4 to ¢ 10c Charcoal and Pepsin Loz- enges. Half Price Sale.. Limit, 4 to customer. Timepiece INITIAL ¢ of those fa- reliable One mously Half Sc nois moy handsome gu: Mary Garden Talcum. 1 Half Price Sale.... 12%ec Limit 4 to Customer Extra Special—One 50c value Box of Face Powder, made by udou, included without extra charge with each purchase of $1.00. No delivery of above 10 items. Get It at Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 915-917-919 G St. N.W. $1 Weekly Store Price $33.50 21-jewel A3 A BURNSTINE Sinee 1368 Upstairs 17-jewel 19-jewel Motor Cyclist Hurt and Parked Car Two hitand-run driver; sought by the police for having fig: ured in accidents last night and fafl ing Ellsworth Dorsey, 2 Seven one of the eenth stree his ing He Several colored men were of an automobile th; car parked near the c Seventh | dience stry his motoreyele and an automobile col- lided on. Georgla avenue between Iu- clid and Harvard streets. first aid at Freedmen's lln\phul even-y I street northeast, w Damaged by Autoists, Who Flee Scenes of Accidents. automobile in front of his home. received treatment at Casualty pital He e being Protest Mixed-Race Seating. HAMPTON, Va., November 10 (#) The University of Club gave a recital at Ogden Hall of the Hampton Normal (negro) Institute last night over the protest of the local chapter of the Anglo-Saxon Clib, | which objected to the invitation ex | tended to” white people meeting, provided they took among the negro members of the The club filed its prote avenue. ' ( cLean of North ¢ to make their ldentity known. . o victim of near Light- ma. road when | motoreycle was struck by a tour- | r that continued on its journey. only slightly hu; ants | or | et and Savings Accounts With Us Participate in the Association’s Profits Earnings Here From Modest Amounts Are Invitingly Large Interest Compounded Annually Oriental Building Assn., No. 6 Established 1861 oth and F Sts. N.W. Green Meadow Butter is gllill'llll!(,‘t‘(l “Good until used” possible only because it has been Heath- ized-—that churned in air I which the millions of tiny microbes been excluded. is. m have No matter how the will turn it rancid. That's why it is an GREEN MEADOW change—and will the last piece. pure creamn - germs advantage BUTTER that be purc and buy won't sweet to to Makes your butter bill less. supplie H. L. Black & Son. Inec. Milk. Cream. Buttermilk. Healthized North Butter 1670 Two Important FEATURES Make This HERZOG BUDGET BUYING PLAN a real convenience! Scores of men have plan. on— already availed themselves of this They like it because it allows convenient payment Nationally Known Brands at Cash Prices—No Extra Charges 'STYLEPLUS & HERZOG % Clothes Manhattan < Shil't& $25.00 Suits and Overcoats % You pay $7.30 at time of pur- chase and $1.75 weekly. $30.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay $10 at time of pur- chase and $200 weekly. $35.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay S$10 at time of pur- chase and $250 weekly. $40.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay $10 at time of pur- chase and $3.00 weekly. Stetson Mallory Hats Hats K3 R $45.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay $10 at time of pur- chase and $3.50 weekly. $50.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay €10 at timc m pur- chase and $4.08 weekly $55.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay $10 at time of pur- chase and $4.30 weckly. $60.00 Suits and Overcoats You pay $10 at time of pur- chase and $5.00 weckly. No Extra Cost in Our Budget Plan—Budget Prices are the Same as Cash Prices Stetson Hats, $8 Mallory Hats, $5 YoL HERZOG F Street afOth. ® o He recefved slightly !nJuvul last night when knocked down by an Hos- orth Carolina Glee to attend the . LAURETTE TAYLOR STRAND D KoW PLAYING JULIA CLINTON = ROONEY WITH THEIR OWN ORCHESTRA Miss Rooney Is the Daughtsr of the Late Pat Rooney and Sister of Youno Pat OTHER ALL-SBTAR ACTS £HoTO “THE MYSTIC” AILEEN E CONWAY | PRINGLE & TEARLE | Wz, . z | TONIGHT gy SHUBERTgu Mot Wed | BeLnscO At8:20 At2:20 50c to §2.50 50c to $1.50 MGMT. WESSRS. SHUBERT \ DRAMA By Arthur Goodrich and W. ¥ Next Week Soats Thur Mail Orders Now LIONEL ATWILL { ? Passon In the International Hit of Hungary, Italy and Germany “DEEP IN THE WOODS" By AXDOR GARVAY E GREAT FOR A ADLINERS BARGAIN The World's Greatest Mimlo MARIE CAHILL Btar C: Comedienne WALLACE EDDINGER Favorite_Dramatic Actor 8-Other Super Features-8 Good Orch. Beats, Eve. §1, Mats Good Balc. seats, 38 25c. Dails. 215 and 815 PHONES- MAIN - 4 484 -4485,6823 Twice Du GAYETY . LADIES" CLUB THEATER COLUMBIA SURLESQUE Rube Bernstein's 1926 THING BEAUTIES™ and Clyde Bates Eve POLI’S—TONIGHT IN A NEW COMEDY “IN A GARDEN” Com. NSTT s TIE WUSICAT COMEDY Wi “LEAVE IT TO ME” Fddi 8 Waorld vata X GIAHN JSoprana, 18, 4.3 'CRANDALL’S TIvOLI 'C'R’ANDAEL'S 7 (‘RAN“ALL S R l A LT NINTH STREET AT GEE N.W. THEATER IN WASHINGTON OFFERING ELABORATE PRESENTATIONS TO PHOTOPLAYS. NOW PLAYING GREATEST SHOW OF THE YEAR! | “SOULS FOR SABLES” CLAIRE WINDSOR AND EUGENE O'BRIEN RA!! WUXTRA!! WONDERFUL FUR FASHION REVUE Conts Furnished by Saks Fur u.....uu.y LOUIS THOMPSON Introduciug o Hevy of Beautliul Girls From “PAGI-!S OF A MUSIC BOOK” MISCHA tay m lud Directed by RSON, Conductor of I{lahn (mlu'rr Orchestra Overture—‘Roses From the Southland Hmeu AL Direction Btanley Co. of America T sy st —CRANDALL w—-——, Henrietta cro METROPOLITAN AT 10themremd a. m. to 1t p. m. Stenaoss i 5rhnnl m Stanual veniggs, and Sats o YO iy Marin iy Today 10: Firat \ational's Speeiul THE LOST WORLD Most amazing of all photo- dramas, featuring Lewis Stone, Beasie Love Beery and Lioyd 1 Sir Arthur Conan Doy SAlloual mdvemture Atory.. A MARVEL Last Showing o $110) Wed M1 $2.20) s1.68; 24 Oreh.. $3.30; Bal Bal., $1.10. PHILHARMONIC Bociety of New York ORCHESTRA Furtwrengler L& Pk RN A 00, $2.30. 4 W Rer. D By s | SOPEBRASLAY National—Thurs., Nov. 12 CRANDAU 'S DAY Attraction Extraordinary MARIAN ANDFRSON CRANDALL s_ Vg TOAK First Congregatmnal Church Tenth and G Sts. NNW || Tuesday, November 10—8 P.M Appearing in place o Chiurlotin Wallade Murras Seats, 75c and 50c o1 | Film Features "’FW STANTON GINSC Sts NE | | AN | "mm- Theater 1220 ¢ S1Nw A & Do CHEVYCHASE Comn. Ave Mel Kinlev St.. o, Dreops 1360 & G ) UTUAL BURLES } THE AVENUE AT STH “HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS” THURS NITE_WRESTLING | ol B AT RIS . | i I i | | Edouard Albion, General Director Presents The Washmgton Opera Co. LA TOSCA With ELDA VETTORI and ULYSSES LAPPAS Monday, Nov. 16th, 8:15 P. M. WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Sts, NW Box office. Jordan P Phone Main 487, and Music Deya cacd & Lotrop, ~Berios prices, £9.00, $4.50. No ta SINGLE '"CM‘ZTS NOW ON SALE $2. §1. Single Seats, $5, 83, No Other Operas Include ROMEO & JULIET DON CAXLO Vith Feodor ¢haliapis — /| WASHINGTON AUDITOR'UM \ 19th & E Sts. at New York Ave. || A\ Thursday, November 1925 Matinee 4 1 Evenings 8:30 Organ Recital HENRY F. SEIBERT Famous American Concert Organist of NEW YORK. Programs of Classics and Famfliar Melodies. Matinees, prices 25c, 50c, 78c, Plus Tex Evening. prices 50c. 78c, $1.00, Plus Tax. Tick ts on Balo at Box Office. Main 6129 Fresh Tie —like a clean face, is always worn by the smartly dressed man. And why not? It's just as easy to clean a tie as it iy to wash your face. Try a lit- tle Energine on your favorite tie and watch th back as fresh as new. odor afterwards. At your arug, department of shoe store—35c. N\~ TopAY Y In i@ Nilarigus: new RAPHAEL ath 'unh) Sireets N.W MANICTT AMATEUR X »AROLINA Hi & N ¢ PRINC..SS 1119 H MEN E'\'P RE 911 H Street N.E TAKOMA T |Kw|u| rk. LATS Ave. S E g St. N.E. Continuous, 10:30 a. nu—11 p. m. MARM THIRD AND FINAL WERX United Artists Present CHARLIE ,AGHAPI.IN the great comedy picce are calling his finest || productio “THE GOID RUSH” Engngement Poxitively Ends STEPDA "IR’ Lr 2105 Pa. Ave Ph. W i PARK THEATER 1618 mh N w il R1 ..-ummnrq:q b ELITE 13th St ¥ _Street at 13th Tontinuous, 10:30 a. m.—11p. m. AND ALL WEEK Metro-Goldwyn Pres BUSTER KEATON melangs of PRISATE DANGIN t AMERICAS “Baby, Be Good!" plen—Overture PERFEQ GORBEOUS AND THEATR COMFORTABLE MR. LEROY H L HIGH GRADE PROGRAM 1 TO 11 o Io SELECT “STANLEY” PICTURES L FIRST WASHINGTON SHOWING “THE TROUBLE WITH WIVES” A PARAMOUNT PICTURE S-1-X “KEITH" A-C-T-S POPULAR PRICE VAUDEVILLE VAUDEVILLE HEADLINER VINCENT LOPEZ DEBUTANTES OTHER FERFECT FEATURES wit Mars | sTUDI1O, | Dancin, ly Known Danscuse r Ballroom Dance K ST, With Oretiosira. Moniay Lm.‘m:- HELEN JANE MARR e of Ruth <t SCn0o1 o1 CREATIVE DANCING Denishawn Method THE TROUBLE WITH WIVES MAY BE HER SHOES, HENCE TO SOME PATRON A PAIR OF QUEEN QUALITY SHOES WILL BE GIVEN EVERY DAY. STARTING SCHEDULE Pictures—1:00—4:30—7:50 Vaudeville—3:00—6:15—9:15 LETTIE MARIE BARRETT 6265