Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1926, Page 28

. » . TiiE ! TIME THE GREAT HEALER. ASKS ESTABLISHED | MOTORIST RIGHTS Clzar Definition of Status Es-! sential. A. A. A. Presi- dent Declares. EVENING STAKR, WASHINGTON, —By WEBSTER. D. (.. SATURDAY, DRYS URGE PUBLIC TOREFORM IN 1926 Anti-Saloon League Pro- poses Thirteen New Year " JANUARY 2. 1926. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS PARK THEATER PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Witlem Menzelhers. Program—Schubert. | n phony . Besthoven Overtur Goldmark & Negro Rh Death and Tran-fAguration National, Tueslay, 4:30, Jan. § Tiekets— . $7.00. $1.50. £1.00 Atrthar Snith Homar L. KL (0 1330 G i & Buchanan ste. N.W s Last Day Mary Pickford “Little Annie P Street at 13th 1030 & m—I1 p. LAST TIMES TODAY Metro-Goldwyn Presants NORMA SHEARER Resolutions. o eathraliing story of ve- Toiece . the Businass iooris! G n YETYvnu- Datly New Year 1 2115-8418 “HI$ SECRETARY" e been framed by the Anti-s LADIES' CLUR THEATER WITH LEW CODY—WILLARD LOUIS n appeal to “all good Jebn G. Jermon, In Bensetl Geneds Fithe Wewss L FASHION PARADE a collective! win |, B. HAMP BusmESS OF RIPPING . OFF THE MOURNING BA~D nsive tional camp: invigorate Film Features PRINCESS 11 11 expr LADIZS. MATINEE DAILY_gso tof the ¥ Street at 12th educa s, LY—sse Toutlaions, 10:80 & inform K LAST TIMES TODAY prohibi THE AVENUE AT 9TH Paramount Presents WHIZ BANG REVUE BETTY TONIGHT 18 AUCTION NIGHT Prier total whstine the hest per ce from nd th A : Imo™ /, { b GooD RESOLT ! 7 4 > [intoxtoants: a8 iy - habit in the interests of - AR ency and patriotism. and same upon others ist all good citizens in the H.\»m\«n-p of la m—11 p. m. | Challenge to Youth. “To challenge 1 outh of America citizenship fairly. | citizens, inviting those to return to their former LAST TIMES nday to play the game of To encour | law-ahiding who refuse conntry HOWARD Today and S ETHEL WATERS AND THE “PLANTATION REVUE” AW—PEOPLE—106 hecoame | Powt The girl-star of Rarries exquini . “A KISS FOR NNDERELLA" TOM MOOREESTHER RALSTON Internations] Newsreel—Overture— Other H RIALTO Sth at Gee N. PARK THEATER 1018 110 N LIBERTY North can, :"',“.'{ “To Insist tion ohev the that, while th that the foes of prohibi reminding them | have a right to <eck to alter laws hy legal methods, thev have no right to nuilify the Constitn tion. and that these wha will not nhes 4 he properiy punished ERIL :'I"'“"‘;' ":““'mh IHb presy % rum and pulpit the false propagands of wives OLYMPIC You St n"n Hing 5 n} GANG ¢ B i U i i DUMBARTON '#* % -4 NEW STANTON g } Keep T3 <IN For EL'TE Hth St ess 1rial delayvs HIPP()DR()MF 'vh\\ \ \\ \ w e S RUSSELL'S ChEVYCHA‘E Gonn. Ave. & o _help Gec h nec ) G Street at 12th MISCHA GUTERSON —MILLINERY [ s e, CAROLINA i3 %555 1 T —DRESSES . EMPIRE 11 ~ooe N2 —COATS ‘ ' SAVE MONEY —uvisit the new BARGAIN dnst individ ‘ To urge all to qualify « ote, 1o serve o {zorm thetr ctvis Mass of New The Monarch of Mwih in “WHERE_WAS 17" —ox THE w1 “TOTS FROM TOYTOWN Introdicing o Gr Washingron x Staged and Directed Ry public officials | and their 1 | clals may b ones hacked ¢ o demane pett » ot Sdaiana Ave. S.E +important and tra zh time from the present z it, whereby o is d % into the pockets and all types of zold diz zrafiin= intn the Third. respect motorisis on the establihed The play, at & the speed cop must Belasco place American practice for a Fu system of arrests ar “Fourth, we must get away com ods of t motari LEADER " Noo “THE HAVOC” A Picturization or EDMUND LOWE’ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National Rights of Thomas Cat to Roam at Will Upheld h\ Brmsh Court of Appeal *musical 20 p.m Cupt Matines Topsy and Eva 20 p.m. Matinee a1 Otis ~quire and There is no | fee | Skinner in 520 p.m the Associatad Press pletel om the tendency to evershody but the benef of the doub way acci from 1 the motorist connection w thousands of flimsy and an give | th high- | - We must procect him | ville. at 2:1 | Keith's Rasch, vaude 5 pam Earle—"Battling Butler,”” vaudeviile noying suits that are constantly piling |and pictures, 1 to 11 p.m up on the dockets of everr court in | the land “Fifth. an effort must get away from the 100 common Prac tice of basing wholesale arrests technical violations of antiquat=d speed limits.’ All the resources of the A. A A, and its several hundred affliated pledged by Mr. Heniv “in enunciate and make zood such a hill of rights for users of the hishways ROCKVILLE, ROC! ]\\ 1 efal). Re > (Spe clnced. ing Tanuary veur just owland Wagner. “marry 04 nunptial knots ing et thing inz pa couples since heco Rockville chur h ceremonies | 5 Vs approximately Griffith. well known Griffith 7 William nsville, Mrs. Bradley rstown and Mre imare ounty Wil r.oane Hf The county Jamas 0. Clagett Dies morn Chureh Damasc Mi. Cla Joseph T reighhe the Lauy Clagett i Aiphonso \i Clagett ) i Mre. Wil iss Marian Clag am Hawkins 1t of Wondbi Rev. John 1an \ary's Catholic Chareh el the marriage a few af Franklin b, Miss Tsadora M B, the ceremons vectors Rev. Lewis R on has heen enga vastor of tha F Church until s ular pastor ained. Rev. P. 0. Murdock. who re sently resigned. preached his farewsll sermon last Sunda Wed at ¢ pastor of days Henley of Berhesda ana Hender aking act as supply ithershurg. Henry Allen Seo "Rd- line ns and Miss Lois Tunamsa wih taking ove diance of aolesyille and in ended Mrs uit Court here vin Orin Aldridge. nd Miss R E. Tnfts, 27, both « Vach Houses For Sale and Rent J. LEO KoLB MAIN 5027 P28 New York Ay. 1237 Wisc's. Av. be made 1o | on {820 p.m Watson of Washing- | Strand ville, continuous from Wardman Park Matinee at Fashion Parade.” 2:15 and 85 p.m Whiz B Girls,” a0 and 530 pm A Kiss for Cinderella 7 and 9:15 p.m oderns.” at 740 and Kevhole Kameos,” vande 12:30 to 11 p.m The Devil,” a1 2:20 p.m Gayety bur lesque. at Mutual lesaue, at 2 Columbia at 1045 a.m., 12 Metropolitan 1140 am., 140 945 p.m Palace- “His Secretarv.” at am. 1230, $15, &, T@0 250 pm Rialto Where W 140, 3:40, 5:40, 733 Tivoli-—"New Brooms." at §:15. 8:15 and 1020 pom Ambassador —The Everlasting Whisper,” at 2:25, 4:15, 6:05, & and 9:50 pm Central- “Without Merey,” at 11 1.3.5. 7 and % p.m. TUT COFFIN AT CAIRO. bur We 3:40 10:45. and 177 11240 am 930 pom 2:30, 4:20, | and to Public View. CAIRO. Ezypt. January 2 (P —The | general public will be able 1o gaze upon the magnificent zolden cof. | fin in which the mummy of the Pha- | roah Tut-ankh-Amen resied at Luxor for 35 centuries The coffin was brought here vester day. strongly zuarded. and taken fo the Museum where it will he plared on view. The mummy was left in the | Pharaoh’s fomh a1 Luxor. which it i< | expecied will he opened 1o the pub He teday | | | Golden Casket Soon to Be Expns-d; | soon Quigley Pharmacy 21st and G Sts. NW. is a Star Branch It isn’t always con- venient to come down to the Star office when you want to insert a Classified Ad—so that it why these Branch Offices have been lo- cated at handy points about town, and the suburbs. Feel perfectly free to make use of the Star Branch—yopr ads will be handled promptly —and without fees of any kind. Only regu- lar rates are charged. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined—as a result of results. “Around the Corner” is a Star Branch Office musical play. | B LONDON, January The right of | Union A cat 1o roam has been upheld by =uch an angust hody as the Court of Aj peal. which has ruled that the owner is not responsible for keeping his fe line pet at home and cannot be r 10 pay for pigeons and chickens t Tom in his wanderings rutten. when the him. pointed out t Englivh civilization and law “haa | 2ot along quite comfortably since the Norman conquest without deciding the status of the cat.” but proceeded forthwith to consider the question at lssue. which he said was “"Hae a cat full rights to roam™” He decided in the afirmative and denied the claim of George Arthur Buckle of Leeds that W, Holmes pay him the value of eight homing piz eons and iwo bantams. Buckle owned the pigeons and the bantams. Hoimes awne the cat that roamed and ate the pigeons and bantams. Ruckle lost his =uit Jower courts and appealed NEW tlonal home. | Potter. for dumages in two with The publication of this an- nouncement in these columns is evidence that thic news- paper co-operates with and supports the Better Business Bureau for your protection. the support of the Nationa in spite of the (e peal s w t the « be heavy BANK PRESIDENT DIES. Julian W. Potter Succumbs After Two-Month Illness. Tanuary ‘wo monthe president iliness Julian last he at home in Bowling Green is his moather who was with him at of his death York with her son« | survivor the T'niversity of \° married Headaches Fram Slight Colds - RRONO 01 . re CHARITY and Iron Na From E. Morrlson Pafier Co. 1009 Pu Ave night Wednesday. To Mrs Refinance Your Property We oy we the time vill leave New sdv Sunday #oin Bowling raduated from Institure and nia. He never New Washington 19th and E Streefs a R:30 0 Cloc AN rearrange your friosts advantag W advise von J. Benson Thomas Company 818 15th St Main 8116 iE Denared on; IR December AN fickets for Dacemher BASEMENT . DUNCAN SISTERS ALMAS TEMPLE BALL POSTPONED 16th Saturday, January 2nd Avditorium tN. Y. Ave K 16t Wil Chain Selling Schemes Who Will “Hold the Sack’? The latest in hargain appeals is the new chain selling schemes by which merchandise is promised to coupon purchasers for a small cash consideration and a little work. A typical promise runs thus, HOSE FOR $1.00." This is the plan for selling the hose: A firm offers vou a contract with three coupons for $4.00. You are to sell these coupons to three friends at $1.00 each and when each of these friends sends in $3.00 for similar coupon outfits, or a total of 0.00. vou are supposed to get £10.00 worth of hose. Then the three iriends are to sell to their friends in like manner and so on indefinitely. “$10.00 WORTH OF It is impossible for a firm of this kind to give to each of its customers “$10.00 worth of hose for $1.00." And what about the salaries. rent and other expenses of the firm? You cannot take out of any business more than is put into it. Who will hold the sack? There are several variations of the above scheme. In the opinion of the Better Business Bureau. the endless chain method of selling merchandise is fundamentally unsound. The Better Business Bureau of Washington 336 Evening Star Building LAST TIME NATIONAL THE INCOMPARABLE IN THEIR MUSIC.COMFDY CLASSIC “TOPSY and EVA” WEEK ONLY Next Sendsy | KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE HAPEY NEW Y EAR CARNIVAL Bil) ALBERTINA RASCH Charles kugg]es & Co. In “WIVES, ET( MARY HAYNES DOOLEY & SALES Al New' 3 Other Fun Fen WEF | ToNignT dat i SHUBERT Met. Mesars. Shuhert RUSSELL JANNEY Presents ofis SKINNER f the Innocents™ in aptain Fi “‘Holy Next Mondarx Seats Now Dowling and Anhalt Will Presen “The Kid Himself” A Whimsical Comeds by Bernard S. Schubert With a4 Fine New Vork Cast Headed hy William T. 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