Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 56

56 CHURCHES 10 JOIN INWAR UPON WAR 26 Denommatlons to Be Rep- resented at Peace Study Conference Here. 5 of a Nation-wide sn| ough the churches in | ess world will be the ¥ < not Il for the gatherin v understood that th the churchy 2 on the eve o ress is the opening the h men . Dr and the plan campaign of churches in be. shop Freeman Delogate Y M [m\\o l TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—*Dancing Mothers,” comedy drama, at p.m Tl]) Toes,” musical com- ughter of musical play, at S: hs—!usu"c Johnstone, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—Marion Wilkins, vaudeville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—Charles Foy Revue, vaude- ville, continuous trom 12:30 to 11 p.m. ; dman's “Peek-a-Boo,” bur- and 8:15 p.m. Step Along,” burlesque, at d p.m. Howard (colored)—*"Hello Dixie,” col- ored musical cor at 2 and 8 p .\lolru[)nlilun “lassitied, t 11:40 L, 1340, 3:40, 5:3 and 9:45 p.m. Palace—"Tower of Lie: a 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:40 . Life,” at 11:35 35 p.m. ry Widow,” at 10:50 3, 5:05, 7:05 and 9:15 p.m. cked in The Snow Cou 5, 5:50, T:40 and 20 p.m. vaude- porting ‘The Freshman,” 8:05 and 9:50 p.m. at 30, 30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. MONARCHY IN HUNGARY DECLARED OPEN ISSUE Premier Bethlen Says Time Has Not Yet Come to Settle Question Finally. By the Associated Press BUDAPEST, November The time has not yet arrived for a settle- ment of the question regarding the throne of Hungary, but it never will/| be wettled behind the backs of the people of the nation. This statement was made in Parlia- ment Wednesday night by Count Stefan Bethlen, the premier, in an- swering _an interpellation as to whether his government intended to allow friends of Archduke Albrecht to help Albrecht usurp the rights of Prince Otto, the 13-year-old £on of the late King Charles, to the throne, as as asserted they were on the point of doing recently by means of a putsch.” The Social Democrats and the Democratic bloc expressed much dis- satisfaction over the premier’s answer to the interpellation, but were out- voted. Rosie | THE -EVENING START HOOVER PLAN FOR BUREAU OF MINES Establishment of Economic Branch, Suggested Five Months Ago, First Step in Program. The first step in the reorganization program for the Bureau of Mines, suggested by Secretary Hoover five ||mnlhk ago, was taken yester- On recommendation of the ad committee, appointed by the nd Scott Turner, director of the bureau, establishment of an economics branch was ordered, effec- tive December 1, and C. P. White, present chief of the coal division of the Department of Commerce, wa named chief of the new division. The { Bureau of Mines was transferred from the Interior Department to the Commerce Department during the Summer, together with the mineral statistics unit. The new branch will embrace the division of mineral statistics and also by transfer from the Bureau of For- eign and Domestic Commerce the major work of that bureau on pe troleum, coal and other minerals. The sclentific work of the bureau will continue under the direction of Dr. D. A. Lyon, assistant director in charge of technologic work. $ A YEAR \NILL GET $5,000, Accident Insurance in_an fiehed company. - Men and Women be- tween 15 and 70, Also S0 Feaith and, Ac- Address 614 U D»hur st. or 81, Agont w ESCO COFFEE O'fie/mu//o/ 50Yearsof ~ -pmmu/ccf/r.-xpe/ ence M-E-SW:NG CO. 1013 - E STREET~ 6600000000000 004¢ HN_B. COCHEAN. THOS. P. 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Silver Center Piece Made of Mrrfln'( Sitver; vidi ecidaly "orma- Tenta1 ‘table plece. o150 A BURNSTINE are | HOMER BUILDING VIS T ND ® Sinee 1866 $7.00 Weekly There are two reasons for the wonderful popularity of Cafritz Life-time Homes—and Petworth PETWORTH—because of its remarkable location and because “Lifetime” Homes have created a refined and cultured community. “LIFE-TIME” Homes—because of the very remarkable values, which our enormous building program has made possible to put into these Homes—and still sell them at hundreds of dollars below the market. They are Homes of unusual character—bigger rooms, three en: ‘mous porches, baths that are elegantly equipped with the lutest and best builtin fixtures—and so on with everything else about them of the same high grade. $8,950—S$1.000 cash—$75 a month Exhibition Homes are—446 and 508 Buchanan St. —~between New Hampshire and 1llinois Avenues and 4830 Seventh Street, between Decatur and Emerson, NOVEMBER 27, 1925. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAI. TONIGHT - 'IIP-TOES With, Qusenie, Smith. A Eves., $1.00 Washinsgton At Last g Next Mon. JOMN_ROLDEN'S GLORIOUS LOVE CLASSIC YOU WILL BE ENTR. BURTON HOLMES 'l‘wll,:f”N(’ETx'lL PHIG‘I;KIYO ENSNNG ITALIAN. LAKES TIII" Loveliest Flszsround of Mta 500 incPopular Prices; sLes, NEXT THURSDAY, 4:30 LouIs GRAVEURE The l..mu-u-m.u( Famous Buritons Tickete—32 50, 52 06° 8150, $1.00 7 Kri R Smidh Concert gurca, 1306 i Homer L. Kitt ¢ i POLT'S Iowient =z A \\Tlll AY PAT ROONEY an;) 5 MARION BENT in “The Daughter of Rosie 0'Grady” COM. NEXT SUN.—SEATS NOW “HELLO LOLA” Musical Version_of Booth Tarkington's z e ek, Tarkinsten's Wit Boldwyn B ON CHANEY WILL ROGERS Prince of Entertainers, and the Famous DE RESZKE SINGERS, W, Afllfl\h'l'l)\ l\l an!lDAl.l.m METROPOLITAN AT 10the TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M, et NationaTs Special CORINNE GRIFFITH .l.elx Mulball, Charlie Marrs: ml-uve east n porably tine picturization of dna Ferber's “Want Ads.” CLASSIFIED LLOYD HAMILTON In 4THE MOVIES” ADDED NELL PAXTON MILTON DAVIS Pipe Organ—Piano Duets ‘World Survey—Overtare Washington's Finest Orchestra ely Following aturday Night. 13tk St—Below F Presenting High Grade Picture; and Keith Popular = Prica Vaudevilis : | Now Playing Carl Laemmle Presents “SPORTING LIFE” A Mauclce Tournenr Production, Btarr'ag. BERT LYTELL Presentation Extraordinalrs. “A FASHION SHOW with FADS of the DAY” 1S—BEAUTIFUL GIRL MODEL Hata and Garmente from Loots Goid Cor Staged and Dirscted by MISCHA GUTERSON — Btarting Sunday — “THE WHEEL” A Ploturtation of ths Bt 2 Starring ags Play, HARRISON FORD ~nd CL. A'RE ADAMS TONIGHT Laughable, Unique, Wholesome MIDNIGHT FROLIC of the Columbia Heights Business Men’s Association With a Galaxy of Talent, lncluding * GEORGE O'CONNOR AND MATT HORNE umorous Musical | Numbers WALTER HOLT'S Nordica Mandolin Club and Hawaiian String Quintel ED. CALLOW Creator of “Tony the Barber.”” in Stories CAMILLE LITTLE And Assoclates in the Charleston and Other Dances ROSS, TOMPKINS, BROKENSHIRE TIVOLI THEATER 14th and Park Road Tonight, 11:30—Tickets, 50c Proceeds for Community Welfare Work Fight Colds—Father John' edicine— Gives rellef for coughs—No drugs.— Advertisement. Commerclal business and savings ae- counts specialized and solicited. Resources Over $5,000,000. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. NURMA SHEARER an enthrolling drame of a whoss footateps atrayed! " MEADED BY MARION WILKINS Take Goorgia Avenus or 14th Street cars to Decatur or Buchanan Street. or the Grant Circls Bus (o Allison Sfreet. = ORphons us and let Us send our auto. YOUSSOUPOFF FILES SUIT AGAINST ART DEALER Secks 200,000 Francs, “Scandalous and Abusive Publicity.” By the Aesociated Press 5, November of Rus or claim ag: art dealer, Charging and Selig- tried in the udgment in the on the| should have the s theni. e suit tried in the New York s presumably is that brought by Prince Youssoupoff against Joseph E. Widener of Philadelphia to recover two Rembrandts sold by the Russian an to Mr. Widener. The suft decided recently against Prince soupof . When \ nu I eel axai Takn BR( Spanish Actress Highly Paid. Raquel Meller, the Spanish actress, singer and dancer whom Robert Underwood Johnson, the American Ambassador to Italy, called the great- artist, wiil receive the high- ever paid a foreign star to merica, it is said. She has one of which is that she will not len herself to any of the usual “cheap” methods of publicity. Another is that she has few friends in private life, refusing to meet many persons. 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BURLES Youngest, most gifted and most vereatde of vaudeville actress- dancera, assisted by the peppy LIDO ORCHESTRA OTHER KNOCKOUT ACTS ON THE SCREEN MONTY BANKS With Anne Cornwail and Robt. Edeson in a funfest, “KEEP_SMILING" NEW WEEK.DA BOHED Feature—1:30—5:00—8:80 Vaudeville—8:00—8:30—8:30 ~—~NOTE— The Narle, with its matohless beguty, commediousness and gomtort, affords a perfect matt- esvous for dowmtown 'ha"dn' and omuseman? seckers. CRANDALL’S oy R d14th & P 7 NTRY. AESOP F. BLE and TOPLCS TOMORROY RR WASHINGTON OPERA (O, Edouard Albion, Gen. Director, | ROMEO& JULIET' Postponed to Tues., Dec. 8, 8:15 Tickets for Nov. 30 honored on Dec. 8. WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM, 18TH AND E 8TS. N.W. SABANIEVA SEARER" pmmerve TITTM™. A\'\' Tiekots $1. 33, 33, $5. No ¢ Box offce—Jortan Piaio Bth-aca o, 387, wad Woodwaid & Lottrep Park Theatre 14th and Buchanan Sts. LAST DAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Film Features CRANDALL'S CENTRAL 9th Bet. D & B TODAY — NORMA TALMADGE in STARK 0. 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