Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1925, Page 44

BALL OF HADASSAK WILL BE TONIGHT, Proceeds of Washington Ho- tel Affair to Aid Fund for Palestine. Anxious to give the entire popula tion in Palestine, Jew, Christlan and Moslem alike, additional cause to be thankful through providing them with higher sanitary ygienic stand ards in the Holy . the members of the Washington chapter of the Hada: h and their friends tonight | hold its seventh annual ball in salon des nations of the Washing Totel. The proceeds will help make up the $10,000 quota of the lo Hadassah chapter, which is yearly \portanc 11 promises to be the successful ever held by the lo- d arrangements for it perfected after weeks of > part of Mrs. Isadore ent of the chapter endorf, chairman of the hn M. Safer, chairman committee: Mrs eral_committee. After tonight's ball the local Hadas: sah, which is the woman's Zionist or tion, will turn its attention to e of ‘“Palestine Health gin on Saturday, Decem- ek will be marked with preaching of sermons on the sub t of “Health In the Jew Home. Jand” by rabbis in pra Jewish pulpit in the DISTRICT NATIVE DIES. MMrs. Elizabeth Hutchins, 87, Suc- cumbs at Daughter’s Home. Elizabeth Gray Hutchins, 87 idow of Benedict Hutchins who was friend and adviser ) the late Alexander R. Shepherd 11 the upbuilding of Washington—died ¥ idence of her daughter, Mrs. illips, 1308 Twentieth street, Hutchins was born in George- nd was the daughter of the George W. Gray. She lived in getown for many years prior to her marriage. IHer husband. the late Benedict Hutchins, was a first lieu- tentna in the District Home Guard during the Civil War, while she was active in hospital work and in caring for the sick and wounded soldiers dur ing that conflict. Mr. Hutchins was also widely known here as an archi- tect and bullder: She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Alice W. Hodg- kins, of this city; a brother, Charles C. Gray of Washington; three sisters, Mrs. George B. Chew and Mis. S. J. Tibbetts, both of this city, and Mrs. Alice Gray Riley of New York, and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence of the daughter, Mrs. s, tomorrow afternoon at 2 terment will be in Oak Hill Jate $100,000 WILL UPHELD. Consent Verdict Settles Contro- versy Over Estate. A compromise of the contest over the will of Mrs. Loulse C. Moreland Smith disposing of an estate valued at $100,000, was reached vesterday, with | the taking of a consent verdict be- fore Justice Hoehling In Circuit Di- vision No. 1, upholding the will. Prior | to her marriage Miss Moreland made a will in the presence of Miss | Jessie Moseley and Charies R. Bur- ans March 26, 1923, in which she left her entire estate to Jesse D.| Smith, whom she subsequently mar- | vied. A contest was started by her ers, Maud M. and Estelle More- through Attorney Charles S. A private agreement, the torms of which are not announced, was reached between the husband and the sisters, and the will was proved by Miss Moseley and Mr. Burhans. The husband was represented by At- torneys Wilton J. Lambert and Ru- doiph H. Yeatman. Included in the estate is the More- land tract of 10 acres on Rock Creek d road, in which the deceased owned a_one-third interest. Lanshurgh Seafood Co. Wholesale and Retall Distributors of Al Varleties of Seafoods In season. CATERING _TO HOTELS, RF"TAflA\Tfl AND PRIVATE FAMILIES WE_CLEAN AND DELIVER ALL FISH ANYWHERE IN THE CITY 18 Municipal Fish Wharf Main 6237-6238_- o L) Glbson S Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Great Sale Of Surglcal Quallty Elastic Hosiery And Trusses You will always right and our service the ve:y that in Wach Hoelery an: Do noj health "¢ 304 nced of orthpedic appiiunces. ¢ your doctor and let tis mak Whatever he says you need. Spe- cial prices now $1.75 find our prices Lest o Av- with your ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md., November 26 (Special) —Edward Jackson, colored youth, was acquitted in the Circuit Court here yesterday of manslaughter. He was accused of causing the death of Ralph Doeers, 18, colored, October 15. The boys were hunting near Dooers’ home, and Doeers was shot in the head. Jackson claimed he and Dooers, long friends, had no trouble and that the shooting was accidental. Licenses have been issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court here for the marriage of Grayson P. Marlowe, 2 of Philifpsburg, Pa., and Miss Dor- othy G. Ballard, 20, of Charlottesville, Va., and Isaac F. Barker, 28, and Miss { Amelta D. Roberson, 18, both of this county. Robert Durett and Miss Alice Gor- don, both of Beaver Dam, Va., ar- rived in Rockville yesterday to be married. They were informed that a | telephone mqssage had been received rom the girl's mother asking that a license be refused. The girl admitted nu‘lur questioning that she was but rs old. The license was refu Oscar Rhodes and ward Chiswell, well known residents of the upper section of the county, who ame Warden Clyde @ ago on charges| of violating one of the game laws of the State, were not in the Police Court when their cases were called, and their collateral, $27.50 in each case, was declared forfeited. Under auspices of the Epworth zue of Epworth Methodist Church, a supper will be given chool rooms Friday. Mrs. Rober Kanode is chairman of the committee in charge. For violations of varfous motor ve- hicle regulations the following have paid fines or forfeited collaterals in the Police Court here: G. F. Jones, Paul C. Robison and Ralph Daskam, ; Raymond B $47.50; C. Leslle McCrea and Walton J. Young, $13 each; Robert B. Coates, Mike Klinek, W. A. Kings- ley, Fred L. Vofst, John S. Hellmuth, i. H. Green, W. E. Gardner and Er- nest Schooley, $7.50 each; Willlam §. Harding, $4: Kenneth Baker and Joseph Marsden, $1.50 each. Union Thanksgiving services were held this morning in the Rockville Christian Church, the congregations of the Baptist, Christlan, Methodist and Presbyterfan Churches jolning. The sermon was by Rev. P. J. Mur- dock, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. | Second s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER HABEAS CORPUS WRIT FOR JOHN W. STEVENS Court Orders Hearing in Case of Man Held in Jail on ‘Wife’s Charges. Justice Hitz of the District Supreme Court has {ssued a writ of habeas corpus, directed to Willlam C. Peake, superintendent of the District jall, re- quiring him to have in court tomorrow morning John W. Stevens, a former policeman here, and later a street car conductor in Baltimore. Stevens is in Jall because he was not able to give a bond not to leave Washington pend- ing action on the complaint of his wife, Marie E. Stevens, that he is be- hind in his alimony. Through Attorneys James B. Arch- er, Etta L, Taggart and Charles F. Sanford, the hu s he did not the wife given a decree for ali mony at per month. He lost his job on the Washington police force and went to Baltimore, he says, where his wife agreed to accept smaller p: ments of alimony. She secured an in- dictment for non-support agains he states, and while he was in of that charge had him servi the ne exeat writ. Stevens expresses a_willing pay his wife $12 a week until t raurs are paid if he i released from custody. — Commissioned in Reserves. Commissions in the Officers’ Re- serve Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to Richard F. Rodgers, 1324 Euclid street, as a first lieutenant in the Quarter- master Corps; to George McKean, office of the chief of cavalry, War Department, as a second lieutenant of Cavalry; to Weston Vernon, jr., 433 reet southeast, as ' second lieutenant in the Coast Artillery, and to Frederick T. Voorhees, 1200 K street, as a second lleutenant of In- fantry. TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—''Dancing Mothers,” comedy drflmn, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:30 p.m. National—“Tip Toes,” musical com- edy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Poli’s—"“The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady,” musical play, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. Keith’s—Justine Johnstone, vaude- ville, at 2:15, 6:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—Marion Wilkins, vaudeville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—Charles Foy Revue, vaude- ville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gayety- —Sl:lmnn s “‘Peek-a-Boo,” bur- lesque, at 2:16 and 8:15 p.m. Mutual—"Step Along,” burlesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m, Howard (colored)—"Hellu Dixie,” col- ored musical comedy, at 2 and 8 p.m. Metropolitan—*'Classified,” at 11:40 m., 1:40, 3:40, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 p.m. Palace—"Tower of Lies,” at 11:20 @.m., 1:20, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m. Rialto— Sporting Life,” at 11:35 a.m., 1:35, 3:35, 6:35, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Columbia— Mcrry Widow,” at 10:50 am., 12:50, 3, 5:05, 7:05 and 9:15 p.m. Tivoli—"Tracked ln The Snow Coun- try," at 2:15, 4:05, 5:50, 7:40 and 9:30 Anlblsuadml——“’l‘hls Freshman,” at 2:65, 4:35, 6:20, 8:05 and 9:50 p.m. Central—"Graustark,’ 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and Field Clerk Quits Army. Resignation of Army Field Clerk Robert’ J. Wallls, at headquarters Fourth Corps Area, Atlanta, Ga., has heen accepted by the Preside: LOOKlNG oA et E. Morrison Pnper Co 1009 Pa. Ave. Army Sergeant Is Retired. First Sergt. Harry Loving, detached enlisted men's list, at Fort Myer, Va., having served continuously in the Army for more than 30 years, has been placed on the retired list on his Eveniepitication o For Remembrance. Gude's flowers—a sweet and color- ful message. 1212 F, 1102 Conn. ave. —Advertisement. The investing public has absorbed approximately $1,000,000,000 worth of Federal Land Bank bonds. The Coffee o Historical Excellence~Grown u U;(ec bgehx;co( Easten Stars M-E:SWING CO. 1013 — E STREET AMERAS We have a complete stock of the finest to be had. M. A.LEESE Branch Store OPTICAL CO. 614 9th St. 712 lltl} Street EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ~— OPTICAL COMPANY HO7FST.__ FRAN.5606 Knee Caps.......... $1.75 $4.00 $3.50 $2.75 Garter Stockings.... 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It will be a good’ idea to come in at once and make your selection. You will be interested in the very con- venient terms we have arranged as a special feature of this sale. P Cuas. M. StieFF, INc. 1108 F STREET, N. W. W ASHINGTON, D.C. Our new warerooms after December 1st will be at 1340 G STREET, N.W. J. C. Conliff, Mgr. sl -0 Fresh Today and Every Day Recognized as the finest homemade candy in Amer- ica. 1010 l: S, \'w 1406 N. Y. Ave. N.W 614 13th St N 810 14th St. N Tivoll Theater, 3307 1&(h St. quard velour. rated. Reduced to (12) tray ... seats. finish. Reduced Reduced to with deep valance. (1) frames. (1) $250.00—3-piece mobh: (1) G9450—Mlhopny Dresser (1) MBW—Mahognnyfimlh Combination Bookuu and 535 Desk. Reduced to ... (1) $38.00—Combiaation Library and Dining Table. Re- 19 ducee LOW TERMS -~ Some of the Values— (7) $49.00—Overstuffed Wing Chairs in tapestry or jac- Reduced to .... (1) $125.00—6-piece Breakfast Room Suite, olk deco- $1.00—Metal Smoking Stnnds, with glass (5) $9 to $12—0dd Dining Room Chnln. oak Reduced to . (3) $8 to $10—0dd Windsor Chairs, to (1) $20.00—Nest of Tables, mahogany, with ro Reduced to ....... (1) $15.00—Coffee Table, mahogany finish. (3) $35. OO—Almco Floor anps, ilk base. Reduced to .., (2) $140.00—Royal Easy Davenport Bed, or tapestry upholstery (1) $20.00—Virginia Sewing Cabinet, (1) $95.00—Mahogany Cabinet Desk. (2) $28.00—34foot Divan Couches, cretonne mm-ens, (1) $48.00—Englander Day Bed (floor sample), ends, cretonne covering. (1) $130.00—2-piece Buffet and China Closet, in finish. Reduced to . $9.00—Pottery-base Lamp, 14 inches high; included. Reduced to ........ (2) $25 and $35—0dd Console Mirrors, in Reduced to 5 Overstuffed Suite: covering .... (1)* $4.95—Unfinished Radio Tnble, shelf for Intunea. Reduced to ......... (2) $22 and $25—Floor samples of M-nreue , all l.ygr felt, art ticking ..... WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PLAN BIG COKE PLANT. | Steel Corporation to Erect $1,000,- 000 Addition. WHEELING, W, Va., November 26 (#).—The Wheeling Steel Corporation yesterday announced plans for the erection of a large addition to its Eact Steubenville coke plant, to cost $1,000,- 000. The contract has been awarded to the Koppers Construction Co. of Pittsburgh, and work will start imme- diately. The addition will increase the num- ber of coke ovens from 91 to 148, and when the 57 new ovens are added the dafly output will be raised to 1,700 tons. They will produce coke to oper- ate the company’s ovens at Martins Ferry and Wheeling. e Since 1921 the factories in Califor- nfa, most of which are driven by elec- tric power, have increased 72 per cent. A ® STORE— of Chas. Schwartz and Son OPENS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28th 709 14th St. Northwest “Above G at 14th” PERFECT DIAMOND MERCHANTS Ending the Month with a two-day | CLOSE-OUT SALE OF PIECES Once each month W E CLEAN HOUSE. We take this means of clos- ing out EVERY ODD PIECE, ETC,, from our stock. The prices we quote are sometimes less than the former cost— MANY FOLKS WATCH FOR THESE E N D-OF- THE-MONTH CLEARANCES. 29 16250 with lenher 55 in mahouny or wnlnnl 05 Reduccd shade, meul 819..)0 mil‘ogany finilh.. ‘10 347750 mattress, § 6,50 Reduced to i ’25 Italian oak 865 shade not ’5.95 f!.ulmgnny 318 rose taupe 3165 ‘3.50 and Bed to match. Re- 369 Reduced Reduced to €A4lways Right wn Juality and Price 905 7th STREET | mw. gecti 26, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. WE PLAY Lo!v'l VAUDEVILLE STOW PLAYING D “CHAS. FOY & CO. wieh CLEO PERGAIN ADDIE WILKENS & WILKENS ()THEE ALL-STAll Lfll FhotoRED HOT TIRES win TRORTE BLUE & PATSY RUTH MILLER acxt Earl Lindsay’s Revue WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Alel, Gen. Direotor, ROMEO& JULIET Monday Evening, Nov. 80, at 8i15. WASHINGTON AL DITORIUM, 19TH AND E STS. N.W. SABANIEVA Metropoiiian ERROLLE gopolitant Metropolitan “Opera Pri IVANTZOFF TITTMANN Eamossoud. Conductor. 33,85 No (Victrola_Depi. CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA NIKOLAI SOKOLOFF, Comductor MONDAY, DEC. AT 8:15 P. M, 4th Woltsohn Monday Ev'g Concert WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM ts N.W. " Co. of Amerioa RAhDALL'I METROPOLITAN AT 10th, TODAY—11 A. M. TO L " Firet National's Spectal CORINNE GRIFFITH 'l‘t". Hllllll. Cha perl e nnll; fine picturization of 'erber's “Wanmt Ada.” CLASSIFIED EXTRA LLOYD HAMILTON In “THE MOVIES”’ ADDED NELL PAXTON MILTON DAVIS Pipe Organ—Piano Duets World _Survey—Overture \Washington's Finest Orchestra - 13th St—Below F enting High Grade Pictures Keith Popular Price Vaudeville $-I1-X “KEITH" ACTS S-1-X Popular Prics Vaudeuiils EADED BY Mllllfll WILKINS moat gifted and most LIDO ORCHESTRA OTHER KNOCKOUT ACTS ON THE SCREEN MONTY BANKS With Anne Cornwall and Robt Edeson in a funtest, “KEEP__SMILING” NEW WEEK-DAY STARTING BCHEDULE: The Karle, with its matohless deauty, commodiousmess and comfort, affords a perfect mati- nee dezvous for downtown @hepping and amussment scekers. CRANDALL’S, TIvoLt atn & Pk Ry TODAY AND TOMORI 'IN in TRACKED l\' TH) COUNT] TOPICS. CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR 18(h & Col RA.N.W. ROW_HAROLD £ FRESHM N Hop&E PODGE. Savoy Theater CRANDALL'S Savor Teweases TODAY < LOWELL_ SHERMAN u‘ AN S Yelo and Eb in “HOT AND HEAV CRANDALL’S TODAY AND TOMORROW- TALMA! n_ "GRAU And 0. HENRY'S “SHOE: QAL SPECIAL "HOLIDAY MATINEE TODAY. 2 P.M. York Theatec CRANDALL'S ;, 3074 gueree o “THE DAY — MONTE BLI PO ARTED MAIL.” d_COMED' SPECIAL HOLIDAY MORBOW — LIS To--mY eED WATER.” CRANDALL'S ® Y — RAM Tog‘%%lEFKESHWMA\. SPECIAL HOLIDAY MATINEE TV\DAY 2 P.M. HIS FATHER.” Ami COMEDY Avenue Gi SON_ i W et S7lot about 100° or 150" front in g9od me. | homes. |Stop envying uumzrsnf" L O ORI TR N 'Studebaker { PowerDurabilin fiffiSL AVTSEWENTS KE 11K~ALDEI’VMJDF,VILLE e A JOLLY_HOLIDAY BILL JUSTINE JOHNSTONE - In “‘Judy O'Grady," A Bmart_Comedy POMPADOUR BALLET Vaudevilly's Greatest -Dance NERVO and KNOX The Offictal Jesters of Englch Roralty. § Other Great Fentures 8 "IMIKSEWIIIG DAY 3 SHOWS 815 PHONESIMAINGSA84:A485:6825 ATIONAL TONIGHT Y37 Popular Matinee Today 50c to $2.50 Alex A. Asrons & Vinton Freedley present THE MUSBICAL COMEDY TIP-TOES With Queents Smith, Avdraw Tombes, g, Alln Koarna, Toannstis Mac: 2¢ MAT. Harry ; | At Last *zez Next Mon. JOMN GOLDEN'S GLORIOUS LOVE CLASSIC | Boats Now +$1.10; 24 Bal $1.10; [ @ 50c. Mats., O 24 Bal 80c TYOU WILL BE ENTRANCED BURTON HOLMES ITFCL PICTURE-TOUR | EXT SUNDAY ;0 | ITALIAN LAKES It SR s1es, One Week From Today I; LOUIS | GRAVEURE The Internationally Famous Baritone Will appear in _one of extraording recita National Theater ! Tickets. A his the ock uTuaL BllRlES THE AVENUE AT STH “STEP ALO! WRESTLING TONIGHT. JOE TURNER vs. BOBBY MAINFORT Now Playing Carl Laemmle Presents “SPORTING LIFE” A Maurice Tourneur Production, Starring BERT LYTELL Presentation Extraor with FADS of the DAY” y 16—BEAUTIFUL GIRL MODELS—1g Hats and Garments from Louis Gold Co. Btaged and Directed by MISCHA GUTERSON — Starting Sunday — “THE WHEEL” A Peturisation, of the Siage Pl IN Btarrin e \ HARRISON FORD and CLAIRE ADAMS PEGGY ALBION PRESENTS CHALIAPIN WORLD'S MASTER ARTIST CONCERT RECITAL Fridny, Dec 18, at 8:15 P.M. ______ F Street at 13th TAST THREE DAYS Intro Goxdu-yn Presents i fifivmfl n an enthralling drama of girl__whose footsteps strayed! “THE TOWER OF LIES” l‘mefl‘—\'“ n—Overture Sunday THOMAS MEIGHAN In “Trish Luck” 24 LOEW'S GOLIIMBIA F Street at 12th Continuons, 1 SECOND GREAT WEEK Metro-Goldwyn Presents ERICH VON STROHEIM € e Y anz Loha Featuring MAE MURRAY AS THE WIDOW JouN GilBERT \ Feature Shown Dally at 1045 & m., 12:45, 3, 5, 7 and 9:15 p. m. 2 AMUSEMENTS. TONICHT SHUBE| 3 At8:30 At2:20 50cto $2.50 BElAsco 50c to $2.00 Mot Messrs Shubers HOLIDAY MATIKEE TODAY EDGAR sELW\'N‘fiH th Mary Young and John Hgmq. ATS TODA pand Jes W Ellie WHITE MAGIC A Fantastic Comedy, by A. E. THOMAS Beryl Mercer Sara Sothern A Twlice Datly| GAYETY o LADIES' CLUB THEATER There is only one “PEEK-A-BOO’" wu Harry—LANDER BROS.—Wi LADIE MATINEDL DAILY—25¢ NEXT WEEK Jarbos's ‘‘Modeis and_Thrills" WILL ROGERS V ers, and.the Famen DE RESZKE SINGERS WASHINGTON \l DITOR" M Satyriay Ey e N Donald Gallaher Donald Meek Gallaher Se: 2ama e sin 6198 Park Theatre 14th and Buchanan Sts. N.W. LAST TWO DAYS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In “Don Q, Son of Zorro” P e PAT ROONEY and MARION BENT in “The Daughter of Rosie 0'Grady” COM. NEXT SUN _SEATS SELLING “HELLO LOLA™ Musical Vercian_of Tooth Tarkington's SEVENTEEN .t RACHMANINOFF REAT PIANIST Oals Appesrance in Waskington This Season Poli’s, Wed., Dec. 2 4:30 Beats at Mrs. Groe Droop's, T x e oo &) n..nv & ALL THIS WEEK Mat. M. 15 Howaro Colored Musical “Hello Dxxle i ELIE CHAPLIN N “THE GOLD. RUSH" 'cm;m‘. ER:P. 1th 3 THU IRE S11 11 Streel NE_ iRE e W THE BIG PRINCESS x New 1119 CHARLEY ( 5 GANG Con HAROLD (N PARK THEATER 4618 1th Continy 2 PM_—DOUGLAS FAIRBAN DON Q LIBERTY North Cap. EN PRINGLE in AMER[CAN lwl‘:( an(l R. ARDO_ CORTE: OF LOV WARDMAN‘ PARK THEATER AP anc SIGHAN WHO FOUND HIMSEL NEW STANTON CECTT lePODROME Jm.\\ ‘.\fi CECIL B MILLES, “THE TEN CONTAND: MENTS S Tea dan T I) AVIS( 7\ in a few lessons Sirictly private: any hour. o dance Saturday with orchestra. estéa. Foxtrot. Tango, ‘MR LEROY H. THAYER Tango, Fox_Trot = : STUDIO. . Fri.. & to lessons_ by ahlished 1900 30° ARCADE THA Nnks'? IVING MATI_N,EE DANCE---3 to 6 CLUB DANCE lll:” SKATING 2130 and &