Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1926, Page 36

SOVIET IS SEEKIN AID 0F LOSSACKS Needs Help in Peasant Crisis, i Former Minister of Jus- tice Declares. ated Press IRK. Febru overnment re of peasa report by o Carnezie International Peuce Dr. Efremoff formerly justice in the provisio: The dissatisfaction of now being political as well as economic says the report. they srowing bolder and the more prosperous of them are goinz fo increase their de mands for participation in the ad ministration of the country, so that their needs may be hetier met The report asserts that 1the Cos form the hest organized ¢ ciass of the Russian people Bolshevists. who heretofore tre them as the worst of enemies, it a now are trying by concessions propitiate them and to gain their sup port in & critical moment The report hlames the deplorabie ituation of the Russian peasants many causes. “all of which are more or less directly due to the Bolshevist policy toward the peasants. the peasanis TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National “The Show Off,”" comedy at 520 pm Belasco — “The Gorilla.” cemedy, at 820 p.m Poli's The Big Parade picture, at 2:3) and £:20 p.m Wardman Park Enter comedy. at $:30 p.m Keith's — Odette Myrtil 15 and 815 p.m carle— Ned Wevhu Demi Tasse Revue,” vaudeville, continuous from 1 11 mystery metion Madame,” vaudeville rn's Welder continuous from 12 Sisters vaw(r\u'e 30 1o y—""Lucky Sambo, 15 and §:15 p.m Mutual — “Gizzles 2:30 and 8:20 pm Howard (colored) Queens.”” musical comedy Columbi am. 1250 9:45 p.m Rialto—Lorraine of the | 11540 am., 140, 340, 340 9:40 pm l'nlaw ~*Hands Up.” at 1115 am 12:55. 2:40, 4:30, 6:15. 7:55 and 930 p.m Mel nlmlllan— What ar 1135 am.. 1:30, 3-40 935 pm hurlesque burlesque, at and 30 p.m Aces ar § “Dance Madness 240, 430 1:10 K10, TA0 and Lons.”" at 740 and le Girl.” at 1945 pm dor—“What Foo 6:15. S und 9.40 pm Central - “The West." at L 3:30. 5. 6:30. R and 940 pm coln (coloredi A Woman of the continuous from 3 1o 11 pm i< Men Searlet He Miscalculated. iends who had €ach ‘other for montha me. avirant one day e way, old chap vou getting on wir not seen in a res said ane, was the reply ¥ luck. She ask sects. hy didn’t vou 1¢1l her =aid his friend I did." answered the “and now she's my aunt." No expertness in quired to add In didn’t £ 1 had “Hang it all, other, sadly arith E Morrlson Paper Co. __1009 Pa._Ave regular prices of Suits and have been Semi-Annual Sale of SUITS and |} OVERCOATS | selling regularly at 40 & *45 $29.7 d All Sizes in the Lot. No Charges for the Necessary Alterations. TrOSIhe 328 F Kuppenheimer Good Clothes thel? | THE EVENING CARBON MONOXIDE GAS CLAIMS SIX OF ONE FAM]LY IN (,LEVELAND Father and Five Children Victims—Mother May Re- ‘ cover—~General Menace to Public Health Seen | in Deadly Fumes From Molor Exhausts. d\néd in all coal fires, gas flames, au- | tomobiles and othe internal combus- tion motors in action, explosions, in- | dustrial furnaces and in many other ways. A® examples of the quantities ronoxide produced, the au- .‘. Kas 16 per cent and do- at members family of Arthur Fulvi, 33, machinist, which vesnlied in the th of the father | and five children, was due to mon oxide gus, according 1o the report of chemists who examined the bodies | mestic flue gas 1 per cent. today | The hody of the father and those of | GaistaniiMuch. four children were found in the l\umr “The vesult of breathing yesterday afternoon by police whe | taining monoxide is a m had heen called by a neighbor, | complete asphyxiation iitention had heen aroused T Fulvi. faint from the effects, tapping on a window The list of dead wax increased to six today when Jeano, 3 vears old sent 10 the hospital with her mother, sed away. Physicians believe Mrs Vi will recover The dead are. Arthur these five children—lJa Mary. 8; Dorothy, 6, family had dinner according 1o emnants of the wvas still on the arrived, Firsi indications that the trazedy might have heen x | poison plot and the liquids and food | were kept in for examination. | The conciu the chemists was confir ce stated. by the that V ilvi. 13 i who hs aken of the food and drink family meal and who went end the night with his suffered no il effects | ir con- re or less according to ortion of the poison gas in the inspired air and according to the time it is hed. We can tolerate a little ca monoxide in the air we hreathe, but not much “In connection with the new ve- hicular tunnel from New York to New Jersey, through which it is o operate automobiles, e tion has be hi The figures on which the engi neers are said to be basing their ven- tilation caleulations are that the time of exposiire in hours multiplied by the carbon monoxide per 10,000 parts of air must not produce a product sreater than three. If this product in six. there ix a perceptible effect. when nine, nause tions | D whose hite e the pro Thursday | neighbors, and | foods and lquids | table when police | police said, were A at publicity Le given to the dangers of a close at- wosphere with a motor running Coroner A P, Hammond an ‘ounced tonlght that results of his tesis as to the cause of the deaths | will he made known Monday | SEES GENERAL MENACE. Meeker Sees blic in Gas. Dr. George Danger to o The Star . Fehrnary 1.—Carhon the atmosphere con nace to the Speeial Dispa The price and the States as does i accord- George Meeker, dean of ate School of Medicine of sity of Pennsylvania. who oday urged rveve he made of the air at he v vehicle traffic arbon monoxide < on humans rhon monoxide i< powerful poison which has caused innumerable injuries and has taken a heavy toll of human life,” Dean Meeker. “IL is # zreater danger today than ever before, however. hecause of its sreatly increased guantities and dis tribution. and it lehooves us as a pubiic and individuals o have inereased kno: of it and to e its quantity and our con hood— Notably big—all edze auio, CHEVY CHASE, MD. Overlooking Chevy Chase Club with “ar Law price tapestry hriok garage. Wonderful valie J. Benson Thomas Company S1% 15th St Main N16 Save | Part of We Know Pay vour de- adherence -to No o matter what posit may be, the start is the thing. 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Pictures and Keith Popular P udorille NED WAYBURN'S ¥tars of Dance. and Sonx in His Ne DEMI TASSE REVIEW SAMPSON & DOUGLAS COL. JACK GEORGE OTHER GREAT § ACTR Firat \atlonzl Presents "LEWIS S. STONE SHIRLEY MASON Harhara Redford, Terry, John Patrick BOBBY UERIOI In Chrias Two Reels of YES, YES, BABETTE Special Metropoittan World L] f ON T SCREEN BEBE DANIELS With Mahlon Hamilton in the SPLENDID CRIME CRANDALL’S Finest Oreh. Daniel Breeakin, Conductor CRANDAU S ARvOLT LI & Park Rd. N.W MPSTER Avenue Grand P, TOAY— ARG Ay 3 ) T0HOiROW DORIS KEXY MOROUCT CRA.NDALL'S AMBASSADOK RINST&COL KA. W — lu\\»h\ = CRANDALLS iimat, Theater CRANDALLS, = CRANDALL'S ‘*.‘:.'\‘!'::';..' ! 3 . 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LOVE! ROMANCE! ADVENTURE! PARK THEATER| 14th St. & Buchanan, N.W. ENTIRE WEEK Beginning Sunday, Jan. 31 Exclurive Showing Charlie Chaplm | “THE GOLD RUSH” AMPLE PARKING SPACE CHILLS! THRILLS! MYSTERY! iISAANIHS \\ ARDMAN PARK HOTE homas Herbert Stock Company “Enter Madame” WARDMAN THEATER VAUDEVILLE- \ I You Can Not Afford to Wisn ODETTE MYRTIL The Lovely Star From the French Hevoes ROY CUMMINGS The Scremm Fenture Wiih Pretty IHENE SHAW MERCEDES The Great Enizma BERT FITZGIBBON OLGA & MISHKA POWERS & WALLACE STEWART & OLIVE |, CHAPPELLE & CARLTON | Others Rargain Vatinee T, Ray Farly 6)) (’\Aflmne- MAIN 4484 44556823, BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Serge Koussevitzky, Cundu t phany N, Pali's, Kemuinine e Burean. Draoy MALINI The Magician Washinzton Aupenrance Im 4 Years New Willard Hotel Two Performances Only Willard Room, Wed., Feb. 3 Small Baliroom, Thurs., Feb. 4 8:30 P. M. Newsstund WALTER DAMROSCH, Poli's Theater Tuesday, Feb. 9-—4:30 GALA WAGNER PROGRAN Conduct Draswe, 131 ol ¢ Twice Daifly 2 s | LADIES' CLUB THEATER Hurtig & Seamon Int “LUCKY SAMBO" A Flash' of ‘Black Lightning | | MID-NITE FROLIC AND GAMBOL | Friday, Feb. 5—11:30 P. M LADIES' MATINEE DAILY—25c NFXT WEEK— §tme & Piliris Flajrers of 1923 AUTC SHOW All This Week WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Film Feuturefl ELITE Illh \l 'ulll R & \rr HIPPODROME“""\‘ VAN AR R CAROL]NA B0 : PlRE a1 M S Ty 1119 [ ,m St PRINCESS TAKOMA Takmua I’?rk D. C. FIGHAN CIRCLE"‘ s Am ¥ LIN in THE GOLD RI LlBERTY Do T AMERICAN '+ Tl and R, 1. T eknen Tk MoNORE i OLYMPIC 3o St. Bet. 11th & 15th LASTING WHISPER oC DUMBARTON in PLAYTHINGS OF DECTRE NEW STANTON 6th&C: IACK moxtE g 68 G X Ao PEREIGAL T A REFIL COMEDY DANCING rvmr AND MRS L A ACHER STUDIC |85 1 by A RIS M OSC N DAVISON’S PROF MRS w .