Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1926, Page 36

36 CONOMISTS HT 15 RESERVE BOARD Association Speakers In- cluding Bankers, Charge Policy Swayed by Politics. | Special Dispateh to The Star BALTINO Nicholas (i, P'enniman. a leader of ciety here. said she believed it is a waste of time to try and reform pres. antday fashions. commenting on the crusade of Mrs. John B. Henderson of Washington against short skirts and igarettes It ke that when there are so many im nt things about which she could ciety always s There g and waves of radicalism. 1 have no quarrel with present fashions, though 1 do think | women should discretion. S| | skirts have diselozed o n knock-knee | o sitively matter af ta 1 particn 1 healthrul, bt i, women want 1 monkey with their constitutions it's up to them! Mrs, Georze M the United Democratic January 1. Mrs Br the A NEW YORK Asser Re nfuenced I that o< of the Federal serve B e Leen nse s ha sound speak Amer Some of econamists of the e Wi retary o n's Cliubs TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National play S Top, 20 pam e Otis Skinner $:200 p.m I¥P|:1~n-n s Fuey, drama, at corvected S0 Matines e Marie " oem University Man's View musical play, and 8 Keith's - Albertin: nd & asch, vaude pom le and pi Strand ville, co ling Butler,” v tmres, 1 to 11 pm Kameos. om 1230 1o 1 The Devil W p.m Keyhole vaude Vinuo Wardman Matinee Gayety mop W S5 pem 20 pam i Lur a that the vaie E0pam, hunze situation vid A Cinderelln ind 8:15 pom Moderns 340, Ti Kiss fou 15.3,5. 7 We ' and m etary F at 1045 and Ito 3:40 voli- Where Was 5:40, 7 ; 140 a.m H $ ! Hot and Ambassador B 15, 6 S and 933 Centr « ed : 8115 1d h 05 0 pom aliforn am. 1 Department fantry. and 138 Bryant A second | I street eph N de Hettencourt named a second ieutenant in the Quartermast both in the Officers’ R the Arms American discount r. that Europe mizit s He said * er pres wouhl it er he stlent successfi] his when fisherman <hould hus < the most remember n s told inzling who presided . ) see that in the = world America acts wisely START THE YEAR RIGHT— Join— OUR XMAS SAVINGS CLUB Then vou will have money heen > gift giving next year. after retired st L for 3% Interest Added A NK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. w nsidered Winkless ¢ he turninz Save Money! —You cannot do that when von rent a Home for at the end of the year son have nothing to show hut a bunch of valueless rent receipts. 30,000 Petworth — will never BUT vou will regret it Wonder Homes—5100 Block—8th St. N.W. —huilt the Cafritz “Life-time” lines. equipped with the best. $6,950—only $500 Cash Open From 9 AM. BUY not A HOME A feel any <train Cafritz “Lifestime™ Home in upon. your purse—and you way Biz room-. planned on generons and homey big porches. tilad baths, ete. to 9 POV Take 11th Nt Ave. car to G auto, r to Kennedy St atin St.oand walk one square east, and walk 3 sguares; or Ga or we will send Builders of Communities 14th & K A Great Sale of Many Specials 10 Wau | Candy Special 230 d Chocolates late Covered Bulbs ar. Special, 1 Ib, Assor 1 1h. Chec Date 1 ih. Chocolate Almonds | 9 Toilet Specials Hind's Honey Al 41c mond Cream 5 for SLOO American Soap Specials made “Tunzstens, & GOl Dust 23¢ Olive Co’n Al and Hard Water il N 51c 20¢ 3 Life Buoy PRSI T Frostilla 69c¢ Large Size Lavoris .. 79¢ Forhan's Tooth ate " 36¢ Drug Speclal! e Size Listerine.... Drug Specials 85¢ 75¢ 35¢ Ha Ovoferrin Emulsio with 55¢ 17¢ 85¢ e Alcoruh n Cod Liver Of Hypophosphites Hill's Laxative Quinine Phillips Gibson 1 pint Milk Min sal Heps Wampole's Magnesis 3¢ ol $1.00 el 75¢ Horlick's Malted $2 8; 1 auart Cren Mulsion 89¢ Milk. 38¢, 75 FREE—With each purchase of $L00 or more in Drug Dept. we will give vou a full size 10c cake of Lux Toilet Foam, the wonderful new toilet soap. Only 1 to a customer; tomorrow only. We Sell the Wonderful New \ Freshman Masterpiece 5-Tube Radio Receiver Easy Terms Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 915917919 G St. N.W. 1ie Cod seems foolish to start anvthing | in | togerher more. paign will help finement i Arne \ Bres M. She savs. smoke an intangible something van be n organizations backing them will hols Mis. Antoinetti Buscher Is Victim | adeville Buscher Funeral services will be condy t the residenc hort Skirt Crusade Waste of Time, Declares Baltimore Society Leader [is the growing People no loager gree. and force their modern girl 1 have secn few of Maryland master hits THE EVENING STAR. WASHIN NGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JA TARY 1, 1926. SPUN SHELL CASE spirit of intolerance, ave content to dis They ‘Erpenments Wlth Seamless Steel Tubing May Solve Problem. Baltimore It is a qu the teaching of good taste and re L. W o : An apparently off-hand suggestion Ripe bl Lt shell muking, dropped « n Henderson Is into an Army oranance experts’ meet- There is nothing immoral in | Ing. simplify Uncle but 1 like 10 see women ng of having at tion of dignity. When they | hand enough bi n projectiles 1o wear short skirts they lose | shoot up any enemny ! think much | or attempted-to ahtain omplished by the resolutions | Amerfean sofl slishing public opinion. espe- | Experimeants Iy if members of the three national | eate 4 wholls 1 ing the | duetion steel tubing every output of ‘shell ¢ inch caliber per day without chinery on st may serve to King Sam's whole problem WA Do a footing on ot already made indi practical way of turn e ne pro tons of seamless vear into a war ings up te of tho additional themselves. FIREMAN’ S WIFE DIES. A Hard P'rocess. Al shell casing war or manufactured sinceg were turi e pointed on one end squared off on the othe then hored out. It manufacturing proce tervific drive in the the output of ans 200 or 300 shells : AL a meeting of ordnance men. 1 reserve cfficer, who is a steel plant man in eivillan life. asked, in di<- sing_ shell turning facilities, wh would not he | hot off of whirling steel tubes which are produced ¢ mercially for gas well vse in virtually | all wizex for the artillery up to 10 inches in diameter periments were started voluntarily to test <cheme. While the War Departmen: fa not In a positlon to make any defi- {nlte mnnouncement. it looks s though Col. E. H. Abadie Assigned + long scride In national ness had heen made ug H. Abadie. Quarter Reserve, of this city ssigned to active duty in the office of the al of the Army of Heart Disease. Antoinetti of Lieut. used during the Ruscher, lohn H to size lathes hard is 4 long to build factofy Women's ived by her m . and three Buscher. Miss Miss Catherine Miss Bischer Trene and me- tomorrow morni, and then at Holy Trinity reh. where mass will he lock. Interment will he | vet Cemetery prepa g ildke Sausages:” like saus jcer described heen They just cut ‘em off ages,” Is the way one of the new iven th Laundry Prices Slashed v is the only eity with higher pri than Washington's prices average 20 per cent others! 18 vears 1 ved the particular Al washings separately from hard Tear out the phone directory necessity of o 1 the less have trade Free For ne usage this ad number Then now and on front phone Mrs. W. P. Williams’ Laundry 1309 New Jersey Ave. N.W., Cor. O St. Phone Potomac 5366 write There's health in the cool. vou're prepared to enjoy it! wha obtained | START Jle 1o spin thein | red-hot seamles< tha | squared and pointed ends after spinning in order to make a pl the explosive charge and fuse de a ngle of its own. It that impuritiex in by the spinning pro is cut out by are removed The ten-v reet of the storing is and artiliers ammuniiio the oldest projectiles and cartrid; to he fived awiy each yvenr und 1 placed with new stock. If the spun <hell case plan works out and tem for fast fuse making handing, etc oped 1o supple ment i, presumably material re Auction could be made in the stored reserves as the 1Zmonth delay in procuring projectiles in snficient num bers after war is declared, would ha been scaled down the Iy Ammunition partmen 0,000 worth impuritie i small a Ordered to Canal Zone. R. Watrous, jr.. (e rps. at Minneapolis, m . Spann, ¢ Corps, at New York City t ordered to the Panama Zone fo- duty Maj. Lee Artillery (¢ Capt lery nd Artil have Canal Biank E. Mornson Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave ESCO COFFEE practical colfee cxpericrie M-E-SWING CO 1013 E STREET Yea nght. Books Washington Heights Home Especially suitable Congressman or Phys Semi-detached. Lot for ician 30x1.30. J. Benson Thomas Company RI9 15th St Main K116 3% Your Bank Baoth and variety this bank offers a number of advantages which ap- peal particularly to local clients. You will find our office a fent, friendly and profitable place tc call! FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St., at Pa. Ave. NW. 111 con:erz:f:u: Avenue HI nd Ca in the cter vices, Tos, T KM AN, V. F ] the | AMUSEMENTS GOI.IIMBIA * Ntreet at 13tk LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents BETTY BRONSON The pirl-atar of “Peter Pan” in Barrie's erquisite story, “A KISS FOR CINDERELLA" TOM noon:w:nnm RALSTON treet at 18th IAlT TWO DAY Metro-Goldwyn Presents NORMA SHEARER an enthralling atory of el in the busincas world ! “HIS SECRETARY” WITH LEW CODY—WILLARD LOUIS Sennett Comedy--Pathe News Toplea—Overture DGR PRESIDENT BOX OFFICE OPEN Daily 10:30 to 5:30 UNCLZ SAM’S FOLLIES Pa. Ave At Urth St Starting Sun. WASHINGTON \Lannun M Jan. 16, 8:3 2.20, 1.65. || Burean, | Droop's. 13th [ 4ll Poggy Albion. Presents Fifth Ul Wolfsohn Mon. Evg. Concert ALBERT SPAULDING 4 at 8:15 P.M. Washington Auditorium Prices, Boy Lith w Jan. 51, 815 Office, dordnn ad G Phone Main 183 ward & Lothrop Vietrola Dept s Plus TONIGHT, 8:20 ROSE MARIE With Sum Ash & Dorothy Seegar COM.NEXT SUNDAY—SE T~”\u\\ GAYETY " 2:15-8 LADIES CLI'B THEATER Tohn G Jarmon, Inc., Offars FASHION PARADE witn |, B. HAMP LADIES' MATINEE TAILY—18c NEXT WEEK- TT & JEFF WARDMAN THEATER The The WARITAN THE DEVIL CEORGE ARLIN "yemre Mt Far and %1 Next Week Go Easy Mabel nedy Second Cone PHILHARMONIC Soclets of New York ORCHESTRA Willem Mengelher, National, Tickets. At thir I TONIGHT At R:20 10 50¢ 1o §. Mt NEW YEAR & SAT. W KESSELL JANNEY Presents OTIS SKINNER in plain Fury™ of the "llnl\ |l Oeents’ Condin Neat Manday SHUBERT avibiwes, By S USKINNER Aty Naw Anhalt Will Present “The Kid Himself” Whimsical Comeds by Bernard ~. s chuhert With & Fine N, William T, Ti HAPPY NEW YEAR CARNIVAL BILL cnnLEflWEfis & Co. In “WIVES, ETC." Ser-amingly Funny MARY HAYNES Cleverest of the Bingng Comedisnnes DOOLEY & SALES All New" Fun Other Features A4KA 4 4R, WALTERS ART GALLERIES | Baltima, 15 MAL Associntion” af Baltimore the GALLERIES of CHARIES and CENTKF Will he open to the publie L WEDNESDANS and SATURIAYS ARY. FEBRUAKY. MARCH MONDAY IlIIIIIIlI(IHNI‘H i "‘IMN’HllllIIIIIfl’llllllll[’fiiillnm RIALTO Pth at Gee N bracing weather we've been having—if I your feet are in warm, comfortable shoes you can take a brisk walk in Washington and get all the benefits of a trip to Atlantic City—without the expense. The “Famil of wintry sidewalks. Daintily fe you from the cold—for the “Family” service in one “package.” A Dressy combination built-in Cuban top Tife Southern Patent ~ $5.00 ever - popular Ten Calf or in a medium Black Kid Boot— in last. Made with steel _arch support. Medium round in tan Russia calf, M-ek or brown kid, black. fun metal. Snappy, styl- §7 5() ish and comfortable. .. _Oxfords in an extra big va- riety—all heels—styles in tan calf, black kid, patent SSOO leather or gun metal Children’s Feet Must Be Kept Warm Keep the children's feet warm and drv so that ngsters has Here are the Boots and Heavy Sound shoes cut down doctor's bills. they can enjoy their Winter plavtime. important part of the “Family's” duties. they need. Taking care of the vy Oxfords—Brogue or real style. This one is our In tan calf, solid leather A to D wide, 9 to 50. 1 to 6, $4.00. Others up to $6.50. dres speci construction. 1 Girls' Oxfords—In a black. to 11, $3.50. 1% $4.00. 2 to 8, $5.00. Others up to §7.00. Boots—This model, in black calf or patent. A to D wide. 6 to 8. $3.00. 8~ o 11, $3.75. 11 to 2, $4.00. 2% to 8, $5.00. Girls" tan or Welt soles. Boys' High Shoes—Rugged for wear, and styled like Dad’s. Ex- tra-weight soles. 9 to 13, $3.50. 1 to 6, $4.00. Others up to §7.00. is ready wih Boots and Oxfords to keep off the chill inine despite their ability to protect knows how to put style, comfort and Galoshes— Warm and comfortable for stormy weather. $.95 Style pictured Others—$4.50 and $6.00 always been an Walking Oxfords The Southern Tie—A smart model of tan or black calf—an ideal shoe for the growing girl. 11 te 2, 2% to 6, $5.50. Child’s Plain Toe—In tan or patent leather, with trouser- crease vamp. 5Y; to 8, $3.00. 8% to 11, $3.50. Warm Hosiery for the Family! FaMILY fHOE JTORE 310-312 .Seventh St. NW. OVER FIFTY-TWO YEARS SATISFACTORY SERIVCE! Nmum *att?mf:“‘ iH& INCOMPARABLE BUNCAN SISTERS "FOPSY and | EVA" N | Triveltalks ColorViews Motion Pictures Eves: 37 Beg. Jan. 10 EVE OF 1925 BERLIN & NNA & THE TY NORTHERY | Qewrse Tiokets 56, 34, 3, 52.50 Now i M'TIIII. BURLES ALMAS TEMPLE CHARITY BALL POSTPONED From Wednesday, December 16th To Saturday, January 2nd I .\IPR ESSIONS New Washington Auditerium 19th and E Streets at N. Y. Ave. 0'Clock Al fickets for December 16th will be honored on January nd. WILLIAM LAWRENCE ACCOMPANIST Washington Auditorium TUES. EVE., JAN. 5—8:30 MIDNITE SHOW TONIGHT 40 HEL WATERS PEOPLE AND THE “PLANTATION REVUE” w ol bad vision. Let Vour eves il You. a orTICAL CO. 614 9th St. 712 11th Strcet is one ca etrists_examine ing_ trouhle ‘M. A. LEES BEANCH BTORE Now Playing Carl Laemmie Presents GINALD DENNY The Monarch of Mirth in “WHERE_WAS 1?” —ON THE STAGE— “TOTS FROM TOYTOWN " Introduring o Group of Waahington's (leverext Childrem Staxed and Directed Ry MISCHA GUTERSON Overture Fellows™ —STARTING SUNDAY— “THE FOOL” A Picturization of The Sensntional Play Starrmg EDMUND LOWE 1 PARK THEATER = = === Diraction Btanley Os. of Amerios | ' —— CRANDALL'S Firat Nat COLLEEN MOORE Supported b and a Sup Inrael BOBBY VERNON In Christie's New Hit, SLIPPERY FEET This Week—1 1o 11 P. M. Pictures avd_ Keith Prica Taudevilie Popular BATTLING BUTLER A Condensed Three-Seanon Tersicn of the gr Hit of the N THE SCREEN JOHNNY HINES “THE LWE WIRE”, "CRANDALL'S Tivor - kH 1EW. Anil HODGE 1015 AM ONLY MARY PICKFORD POl 1 \ \\\ A ’ M mh "CRANDALLS * ot ;.‘..! i ISTE POTLIGHT APSHOTS CRANDALL’S Crasay ih Bet. 1 NALD DENNY < n\h HT SENN Ar HERRY Savoy Theater & ol R CRANDALL’ S AE<O] FOLITAY Hn CTHE CONSETEN 14th & Ruchanan Sts. N.W. Today and Tomorrow Mary Pickford “Little Annie Film Features EMPIRE 1 > 1119 PRlNCESS hfl(‘fll in “DON Q. THE § PM FORD in “LITTLE LIBERTY Nerth AN G CRANDALL S, ‘ My \um\ venue Grand Y ARAYIE And. Matines Onlx _AAE or WPanE CRANDALL’S IH\[ Ill\\ M \’T NE — SYDNEY, THE Apollo Th 24 H S Box” WEST ALTER DOGGIE And. Matines onat e W or Panke CRANDALL'S York Theater SPECIAL MATIN THIS, TODA ARION Biérs And COME TOMORROW "% STER WEST ARTOO 0 YEiinee Only SPADE: 'S Home Theater CRANDALL'S Mome The ACE OF i 1 ppointment LOVER: sons any time, uar. results. 1 JAY _HUNT 00 HU! AMERICAN 1st St. alnl R l A\f- CATHI Fox Tro W Special rates for Ladies MATI CREIGHTON HALE in OLYMPIC \n?‘l‘n St. Bet. 1 mmsn_. 1 crat. Homay at- | 1343 Wiscons % DUMBARTON DoR NEW STANTON s Cs ntin. {r L X ELITE Hl:) St. and R. 1. Ave. 14 DREN DOR in Conn. Ave. & McKinley 8t.,D.C. AR'S DAY—DOORS BUSTER KEATON chapter, CHEVYCHASE 9th Near E TODAY-—DOL EVE! Y DIE SUNDAY Also First Episods BATTLING HREW- | DAVISON'’S | Miss Fowler——Capltol Hl“ Fox Trot, Wtz Private and Cl ANNOUNCEMENT seciired the ervices of professionsl Collegiate, Charleston s Instruction Having acMilla am_ oD Maryin Jan. 6 W ing and all forms of tap danc sintment Strictly private Clase and dance Iessons. PROF_ MRS, any hour M ST, X turd: ARCADE SKATING IN THE BIG RINK 2:30 and 8:00 p. m. DANCING In the Baliroom De Luxe Matines dance, 3:00 to 6:00 p. m. With Broadcasting Novelties