Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1926, Page 32

SEEKS T0 RESTRICT MEDICINAL LIQUER Gen. Andrews Says Legisla- tion Will Be Asked to Punish Offenders. Faced with what it considers inabil- Ity to control the situation, the Treas- ury will ask Congress for new legis- lation to restrict medicinal liquor. Every effort has been put forth by the Treasury, according to Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews, in charge of prohibition, but the Gov- emment consistently has been de- feated in the court in its endeavors to bring punishment to alleged offenders of the present law. “Only new legislation can remedy the situation,” said Gen. Andrews. Under the present law, out, the owners of this medicinal liquor have a_comparatively small legal market. While many handlers of this liquor, he said, have undoubt- edly observed the law {n every respect, tiere have been some unscrupulous ones who have gone out to “drum up trade,” in order to increase the de- mand. This kind of liquor, for in- stance, he pointed out, may-~ be sold to permitees authorized by the Gov- ernment to use alcohol. Some of the liquor had found its way into hakeries for use in mince pie, Gen. Andrews gald. Many permitees had been using It and the opportunities for its diver- slon into fllegal channels were such that some means was needed to throw much tighter re tions about it. “BOYOLOGY” CLASSES POSTPONED TO JAN. 15 Present Fidancial Activities of Juvenilf Organizations Given as Cause of Delay. The men's course in “boyology” &ponsored by the National Council of the Knights of Columbus in an en deavor to bring about closer under- standing betw nd sons, which wa night at_a_meeting in the clubroom of the Knights of Columbus today was postponed to J: cials explained t this time on in the courses nuary 15 and will prevent movement will be c Jast about 10 day The Knights of Columbus Boy Life e being assisted in the project of the American Red Cross, g Brothers' Federation, Boy Ecouts of America, Playground and Recreation ~Assoclation, the Wood- craft League of America and other organizations having the benefit of youth as their purpose. Rev. Brother Barnabas of New Jlaven, Conn., and Rev. Dr. George ¥. Dudley of St. Stephen’s Episcopal hurch, Rev. Dr. John O'Grady and ulius T. Peyser addressed the meet- Ing last night, urging the need of closer understanding between fathers @nd sons. An outline of the purposcs of the course was given by Joseph D. Becker, director. President Names Cadets The President has appointed the following-named cadets at large at the United States Military Academy with a view to admission July 1 next: Jrank Foehrenbach _and Edward Foehrenbach, both of W ‘Ork (‘1[\, end Sidney G. Brown, at_Itort McPherson Toll House Tavern Burnt Mills Road—Turn right at Sligo Warren Kennedy's Toll House Orchestra Supper Dance, 10 to 2 Cover Charge, $1 Woodside 162 i-o'm e 000000000 00000 When in Need of Masquerade Costumes ; Wigs, Stage Make-up or Novelties For ParUescund Fntertammenu 5 R.CM Burton & Son ¢ omEst Main 43614362 ’ m@b»mo oo oow COME here for your blank books o e E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. 000000000000 00 The Best Oil in the World! Gives the longest “wear,” won't “gum” or break down under high temperatures. Beware of Substitutes. At Good Dealers’ Everywhere. BAVERSON OIL WORKS COLUMBIAS 228 PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Assets Over $13,000,000 E Surplus, $1.000,000 Cor. 11th & E Sts. N.W. Jompgracy Tocation durine construe, our new bldg., 1004 E St. N.W. JAMES BERRY, Pn dent JOSHUA W. CARR, Sec'y he pointed | TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—Yes, Yes, Yvette,” musi- | cal comedy, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. Belasco—"Li Sue,” a David Belas- | eo play, at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Artists and Models,” revue, and 8:20 p.m. Washington Auditorium — Mantell- Hamper Co. in “Jullus Caesar,” at 2:15, and “The Merchant «f Venice,” t 8:15 p.m. President—"‘Ladles of the Evening,” drama, at 2:20 and 820 p.m. Keith'se~Dunninger, 2:15 and 8:15 by Farle—Rahman Bey, c, vaudeville, at Oriental mys- vaudeville, continuous 1:30 to 11 [ “Song, Comedy and Panto- mime,” vaudeville, continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gayety—"Give and Take,” lesque, at and 8:15 p.m. Mutual—"Step Along,” burlesque, at 2:20 and 8:20 p.an. Columbia—*"Bardelys cent,” at 11: and 9:20 p.m. Metropolitan—*‘Syncopating Sue,” at 11:40 a.m., 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and 9:45 p.m. l(lnlio—”’l‘h» Flaming Frontier,” at 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and bur- the Magnifi- , 3:10, 5:10, 7:10 r Paint,” at 11:20 a.m., 50, 4:50, 6:10, 8:10 and 10:10 ‘Going the Limit,” at 2, , 7:15 and 9:05 p.m. Wardman Park—"Four Horsemen of the Apocaly at 7 and 9 p.m. Ambassador—"Miss Nobody,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:55 p.m. Central—*“Hold That Lion,” at 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Lincoln (colored)—*Into Her King- dom,” continuous 2 to 11 p.m. W. R. & E. TO BE HEARD. ‘The Public Utilitles Commission de- cided yesterday afternoon to hold a public hearing December 15 at 10 a.m. to consider an order to the Washing- ton Railway and Electric Co. to aban- don its service and remove its tracks on the Portland street extension of the Congress Meights car line. Consideration also will be given at this hearing to a petition requesting additional stops on the Hyattsville Hills bus line on Bunker Hill road at Eighteenth, Twenty-second, Twenty- fourth and Twenty-sixth streets. ‘The commission established a near- side car stop for northbound cars on Eleventh street at Harvard street, and an additional car stop at S street and Nichols avenue southeast. STUDENT DELEGATE Mount Holyoke Elects Washington Gizi Representative in Convention. Miss Anne Parker, 2941 Massa- chusetts avenue, niece of Judge Ed- win B. Parker, has been elected by students of Mount Holyoke College as their delegate to the National Federation of Colleges, which meets at_Ann Arbor, Mich., December 6. This organization, still in its in- fancy, is modeled after the national unions of college students which have been successful in Europe. The pur- pose of this year's conference is to adopt some permanent organization. Miss Parker, who is a senior this vear, has been a moving spirit in the Forum and International Relations Club of Mount Holyoke. FRIES TELLS OF GAS AID. Says Respiratory Disease Control Should Reduce Deaths. Control of respiratory diseases— such as pneumonia—should reduce deaths from this cause to a minimum in the event of another war, Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries, chief of the Chemical Warfare Service, told mem- bers of the Cosmopolitan Club at luncheon in the Lee House Thursday. The use of chlorine gas for treat- ment was given as an important factor in bettering conditions. —He quoted statistics which show that 48, 000 soldiers died of pneumonia dur- ing the World War, as against 52,000 killed in battle. Announcement was made at the luncheon that the annual fathers and sons luncheon will be held next Thurs- day. Frank Ghisell was appointed to represent the club during the Thirft-week campaign. Lewis A, Payne, chairman of the “losers’ din- ner committee,” stated that the din- ner will be held in December. Army Oflicers Transferred. Col. Henry C. Whitehead, Quarter- master Corps, has been relieved from duty in the office of the Quartermas- ter General, War Department, and or- dered to Fort Sam Houston, Tex., where he will relieve Col. Clyde E. Hawkins, Quartermaster Corps, who will proceed to Kansas City, Mo., for duty. Cleveland Park Homes 3614 Ordway Street Open and Lighted Until 8 P.M. All brick, and brick garage. room metal weather stripped; 2 Dbaths; screened; finished 8 rooms, in attic; copper copper gutter and downspout; electric refrigerator; tile kitchen; paved street and alley. 19 Built—All Sold But 3 C. L. TANKERSLEY 1886 Monroe St. N.W. Complete Wt upper body. Beading, black and wheel hubs. dooe mouldings. Sedan-Limousine, seven- #1945. Touring, seven- Detroit, plus revenue Equipment Modern and Lower body finished in Southfeld groen. Belt and reer deck in Carlo darker green with black ‘white striping on belt, hood louvres Rear seat, 52 inches wide — ample for three pasengers. Front seats ad- fuscable for heighe, tlt forward. Skeering wheel, all walnut, with wal- nut grained instrument board and Oil filter, gascline filter, dash polh lock, automatic rear signal light, snubbers, four- ‘wheal brakes and balloon tires. Hupmobile Eight Sedan, five-passenger, 22348, Sedan,seven-passenger,$2495, senger,*2595. Bmughnm.r passenger, ¥2245. Roadster, withrumble seat#2045. Sport Phaeton, five-passenger,$2048. Touring, five'pnunger senger,2045. All prlcui.o.h D. ANNE PARKER NAMED | IMPRISONED FOR THEFT. F lorl a Two Young Women Get Terms in Robbery of Man Visitor. Evelyn Ryon, 21 years old and Hilda L. Black, 28, were sentenced yesterday by Justice Hitz in Criminal Divislon 2 for stealing $65 from a man visiting their room, on Sixth street. The Ryan girl was given a term of 18 months in the penitentiary, while the Black girl will serve 1 year at Occoquan. Paul Richardson, colored, was sent to the penitentiary for 3 years for shooting Charles Anthony May 9 last. Andrew Mills, colored, will serve 2 vears in the penitentiary for joy- riding. Terms of 1 year each at Occoquan were imposed on Pearl White, col- ored, and Robert Thompson, colored, petit larceny; James Carouse, col- ored, grand larceny; Josephine Neal, colored, larceny. Retired After 30 Years. First Sergt. West Norwood, 10th Cavalry, at Fort Huachuca, Ariz., has been placed on the retired list of the Army on his own application after more than 30 years' active serv- ice. PV R Great saving is claimed for a fuel made in_Japan from charcoal dust and_chaff. s THE ALLIES’ INN —has attractive rooms available in “The House Next Door,” 522 17th St. On 1mprovcd real estate in D. C. and nearby suburbs —for 3or 5 years or longer. Prompt approvals. Ample funds. H.L.Rust Co. 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CRAND Au’s AMBASSADOR 18th&Col RAN.W. TODA in !EG'HMM SUNDAY trlqy .B:mlone WRIALTOW LAST DAY CARL LAEMMLE Presents % 27772227 % HOOT GIBSON DUSTIN FARNUM au ANNE CORNWALL An All.Star Cast—Indians Plainsmen by the Thousar EXTRA—“The Collogians’ PA LOEW’S E __Gontinuous 10 xo u a m.ll p. m. T NOW PLAYING “ Goldwyn-Mayer ru-"e. “WAR PRINT By PETER B. KYNE Featuring TIM M'COY. FM.‘lIIE l'l'l ON THE STA AND HIS HOTEL ROOSEVELT ORCHESTRA NN, /// Palace Concert Orches NN ///////// THE MAGNIFICEN A thrilling romance of medieval oourt life by Rafael subamu, author of “Scaramouche.” WITii JOHN GILBERT AND AN ALL-STAR CAST s—Topicn—Newsreel In Symplmny Orchentra. 727700700 s BEGINNING SUNDAY lhe Whispe my Baritone Ladies’ Club Theater Ladies’ Mat. Daily, 25¢ Give & Take Sy NEXT WEEK Bensational Drama of the Tropies ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS h Sea Dancers First e ‘5t "Gavets Fovular Prices Subscription Sale Closes Nov. 8 PHILHARMONIC Society of New York ond National Theater, Tucadave, nreh'8, Tiekets, $7.00, 3.00. 84.00 $2.50—at e Smitn Buren, 990 G St Kitt’s Music House. LAST TIME H. H. FRAZEE Presents the New Musical omedy "AT 1IONAL TONIGHT 8:20 Louise Groody and Hal Skefly BURTON | HOLMES | LAST CHANCE —FOR— COURSE TICKETS Subscription sale for Mr. Holmes’ new series of splendid Picture Cruises CLOSES TODAY —AT 5:30— SEATS FOR SINGLE LECTURES MONDAY A NILSSON MRENMRE Lenon. —MA an D HUGHES n* FORevER CRANDALL'S CENTRAL 9th Bet. D & B TODAY—=DOUGLAS ' MacLEAN ~ in “HOLD THAT MORROW MENRBERT RAWLIN i HE ML IONATRE $O- Savoy Theater CRANDALI"S 14th ‘& Col. Rd. TODAY JOHN LOWELL in “THE ¥ KIRKWOOD ISLAND. CRANDAII'S Avenue Grand 5 Pa. Ave. S.E. TODAY—LAURA LA PLANTE in WHER BiG NIGHT." TOMORROW—BEBE ~ DANIELS in MR s FLIRAY RAHMAN BEY no Marvel of the Age Regegn as llo oflen'- only MIRAGLE MAN - YAUDEVILLE and PICTURBS CRANDALL'S I TODAY__RALP Apollo Theater 624 © St. N.B. £ and CLAIRE EASTONE sx‘un-rs.“ 7 DeeS! . & t. Py CRANDALLS llnme Theater i o 230 € St. N.B. TODAVFRED CRANDALL’S ‘k,‘" Eon ARCADIA Fourteenth and Park Road Tonight, Beginning © P.M. FASHION REVUE Followed by DANCING & Pa. Ave. M. 2110 §:20 s1.10, T80 Last Time Tonight David Belasco’s Sensation RRESIDENT Tonight Washington’s Great FOOD SHOW Offers Many Gifts Samples and Recipes See the Display of Late Models in Dodge Sedan Atwater Kent Radio Oriole Gas Range Royal Vacuum Cleaner Make the smileless man smile and receive a gift. He smiles hundreds of tlme: daily. ALL NEXT WEEK AUDITORIUM 2:00t05:00 1900 E St.N.W. 7:30 0 10:00 ADMISSION, 25¢ This Ad_and 10c Admits One Lady Any Afternoon PENNA. AVF. AT 9TH “STEP ALONG” A Burlesque Delight. vnmmu Friday Nxht IMUTUAL Film Features DUMBARTON 1247 Wisconstn Ave. BUFFALO BILL in “BONANZA BUCKRO0O." EMPIRE 911 H Street N.E. ART ACORD T AN F o} n o EST." COMED and Ept Hlor.* NEw STANTON 6th & (‘ Sts. MN .E. THOMAS MEIGHA! GLE in “TIN GODS.' __"OFFICER 444" CAROLINA ll"l&.N C.Ave.SE. HAROLD LLOYD in “THE_FRESHMAN." uBERTY North Cap. and P Sts. JACK HOLT in “FOR- LORN RIVER.™ & R. L Ave. 1st St. AMERICAN Y5t 5, &% rans in “FASCINATING YOUTH. Wardman Park Theater The Moving Picture Guild Presents a Revival of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” With Rudolph Valentino and Alice Terry FAVORITE 62 H Street N.w. “MAN RUSTLIN'." “PAY DAY.” TAKOMA ™ Eark B, ¢ AT 7 AND 9 P.X, WILLIAM BOVD Marg. De La Motte J. Farrell Macdonald and Jack Hoxie “THE LAST FRONTIER” Also Aesop’s Fable and Comedy. cchLE 2105 r:pl‘:Er Ph. W. 953 46!8 14th BRIEN in “THE_JO] “"3‘“ Sl o i;*nc i+ 8 Gl:wr: JUNNEY fa “THE smm:v Lcs'rs HIPPODROME ¥ near sth CQNRAD NAGEL, RENEE ADOREE 'THE EXQUISITE SINNER. 14th St. and R. L Ave. LLOYD HUGHES in “PALS FIRST." OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th MARY PICKFORD in “SUDS.” | “ '"‘ BEOIIHING ,gmuunu ispe I/’U Baritone e to $2.50 Met. Messrs. Shubert David_Belanco Presents LILY SUE the West in_the fack. With L And_u_Carcfully Selected Cust NEXT MONDAY SEA‘I‘S NOwW THE SENSATIONAL IT GLAMOUR By Mugh Stanislaus Stange RALPH MORGAI\ With Washmgton Auditorium 19th and E Bts. at N. Y. Ave. N.W. Two Weeks, Nov. 1st to 13th The International Favorites Bupported_ by s Buperd Cast fn ssio “Fullus Clnn “Thy Merchant ¢ Tirst Time Hore at Nights and Matinees, Mc. 5 oxes, Seats Now b Foflowing Nowsstande— New Willard, Mayfiowar, Cariton od the. Kuditorium. Only Biakespesrean Organization on Tour. VAUDEVILLD AN ALL STAR SHOW THE GREAT DUNNINGER Mystery. ARTHUR & MORTON HAVEL ‘With Sarah & Co. EDDIE NELSON The Supkist Comedisn. RUBY NORTON —OTHER STAR— po i FEATURES 6 \ SHOWS DAIL AXND 8115 - DANCING. ive joy to the you. he dance at the emher ‘16the pd_Hove orbhen A.vl he Priv. leeso ppointment. Fr. 8367, Est. 1900 E 'CATHERINE BALLE ~ Teacher of Smart Steps. Resular Assembly Thesday Orehestra. 710 th N W Main 9354 “THE FOX STUDIO pecial until Nov. 15 s30ns Black B e N Miale 3T00 a8 other s taught. = Engagements secured LETTIE MARIE BARRETT Premier Danseyse Will make ¥ P MR STAFFORD PEMBERTON Partner to Mae Murray, Gertrude Hoffman. LESSONS IN ALL STYLES OF DAN Pupils placed in paying positions. Studlo. 1850 Biltmors St.—Plione Col. 2902. MRS. MAE DAVISON Member of Dancing. Maste o studio, 1520 Wt Phomas Cin t Phone ) Ne 3 Bl Cnildren's. Class Saturdass ___ Private I r, 80 FELLOWSHIP CLUB Won its right last Saturday night to it Washington’s Foremost Social Organization With. the larzest attendance of any dance in the city -—1 ,035— Regular 9 10 12 AR ‘s rdRn Ay City Club YOU ARE WELCOME. ADMISSIO