Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1926, Page 56

h6 . W. U STUDENTS ASKEDTOAID FUN[] Capt. Cluverius Makes Plea .n 8 TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS -THE EVENING Park—Weak Sisters,” vaudeville, “Irving in vs. Franz vaudeville, continuous from m. Battles of continuous from 12:30 to 1926."| Changing IN WOMEN'S WORK Industries Have STAR, WASHINGTON, D... €. opened so many employment oppor- tunities to women as the commercial introduction of the telegraph and tele- phone. What wireless telegraphy and the radio will do, except in their effect on the maufacture of electrical supplies, remains to be seen.’” While'the effect on women employ- ment of a great shift now ‘going on trom switchboard operators to auto- matic switching devices in telephone companies could not be foretold, the bureau pointed to the growth in th long-distance service record net increases in numbers em- ployed for labor saving devices, as a “fair basis for the confidence that progress in methods of communica- tions also will result in net increases in employment opportunities ~for women whatever shift in specific oc- cupations such progress may occa- slon.” LSENINS In Damascus it is the custom for amilies to live together. In fact, the sons when marrying bring their brides to the house of their father as a mat- ter of course. THURSDAY, APRIL . MT. VERNON 29, 1926. STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. _AMUSEMENTS. = CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN F ST. AT 10TH — TODAY—11 A.M. to 11 P.M. First Nat Presents NORMA DIRECTION STANLEY COMPANY OF AMERICA 13th St.—Below ¥ TODAY—1:50 TO 11 P.M. BERLIN VS. LisZT As Demonstrated by an Or- chestra of Fifteen, Featuring ALEXANDER HYDE _RICE & WERNER “ON THE SCAFFOLD” Four Other Great Acts 0N THE SUREEN J JANNY IIIIES Added Greater Field, Report Shows. for Donations to Save Metropolitan —“Kiki,” at 11:20 am., | D 20, 3:25, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. “0ld Ironsides. rown of 1:10, 8:20, & TALMADGE With RONALD COLMAN Ana s Cast in the Su) r-!r-el-l KiKI Dowis Morrow, ¢ News—Overture—( Washington's Finest O tra Daniel Breeskin, Conductor 9 hd TIVOLI CRANDALL'S AroLLo CRANDALL S ot & PR LR TODAY_MARIE; PREVOST in SV M CoMiDY AMPTS ¥ D LA ROCQUE in TODAY, Palace - 11:10 a.m., 9:30 p.m Rialto he Sea Beast,” at 11:05| jixpansion of the occupational aren 5:10, 7:10 and $:10 p.m. | gpen to the female worker as a result For Heaven's Sake,” at [of industrial improvements, was out- 45, 4:35, 6:20, 8 and | lined yesterday by the Woman's Bu- reau of the Labor" Department. Pennsylvanians,| An example of the increase in female at 2, 4:05, | employment was given as changes in the artificial silk industry. ‘When woodpulp was discovéred to be commercinlly available for certain grades of paper, men took the places . |of women in the basle processes of ¢ the moral and we of the dents of 4. 0, hington University in the | veconditioning the! 11:20 am., 1:05 ate Constitution was|9:35 p.am. o to the student body vesterday| T i "aring's fternoon at their mid-week chavel inj “Three Weel in Paris,” Coreoran * Hall by Capt. W. T. Clu-|5:45, 7 and 9 15, aid to the Secretary of the] Ambassad the Come- e pt. Cluverius said, ! s now rott a n, and it is| 12:3 with great dif her It he declary ) resuce this Enamel Your Wicker Furniture with “Vitralite” The Long-Life Enamel, always in such good taste and so appro- priate to its surroundings. v THRE SEKS 1N JIMMIE ADAMS COM CRANDALL'S \u'nue (‘rund E P 645 Pa. Ave. SF. Mats.. 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