Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1926, Page 60

B ¢ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. SENA'I'E GWEN PI.EA 3 ! ENTS. |NOONDAY CHRISTMAS | s e Comeas. at 320 .| PROGRAMS OPEN DEC. 13 'I'U PASS I]RY B"J_S‘”“':'(;'P‘:;“{_’:;fi:(i::,;‘,‘*;:'r""z" Winter | Services to Be Held at Keith's| | Keith's—Frank Fay-Ella Shields,| Theater Under Auspices of | vaudeville, at 2:15 and § p.m. | 's Federation. Earle—"Voices of America,” vaude- Women's | ville, continuous 1:30 to 11 p.m. Reform Federation Warned'b;:::‘,:'n"—mfi;,';,;;',{'u‘:“,n{;‘“{‘;’",‘l sl of Wet Congressional Chiefs. Noonday Christmas services will be held at Keith's from December 13 to 18 by the department of religious | ‘Talk of the Town", Winners,” at 215 and 8:15 | en's Clubs. The program follows: ines’ Kk . f = December 13, Rev. W. S. Abernethy. | Marines’ Use Asked. Jertutual—azztime (REYUe” BUF-| preacher; the Kirst Congresationai| uartet. ella Dallas.” at 10:55 thnpnmn.— 14, Dr. John C. Palmer, Resolutions calling upon the Senate | 05 and 9:10 p.m. | preacher; Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, | romptly the pending admin- \l»trnpfllitnn— ung Apkil at | soloist. & £ fstration reorganization Ml for the|11:25 am., 1:20, 3:30. 5:40, and| December 15, Dr. Z. B. Phillips, | % aleo the hill [9:35 p.m. preacher: the Columbian Quartet. | placing prohibition agents under the| Palace—"The Gay Deceiver,” at 11| December 16, Rev. Ignatius Smith, dopted unani. |a.m. 1230, 2:30, 4§30, 530, 7:30 and | Preacher: the Church of the Covenant Srolels sLis iy oriths htoetiona | 880 p.m. Quartet. H ) SN Reform Federation held last night in| Ry, ” TR e December 17, Dr. Earle Wilfley, Church of the Reformation, 212 | alto—“Kosher Kitty Kelly." at|preacher; the Sacred Heart Cholr. ] he R ation. 2121 11:30 a.m., 1, 3, 4:30, 6, 8 and 10 pm. | December 18, Children’s day: Christ- iced at the meeting, | , Tivoli—"The Great Deception,” at |mas story by Mrs. Charles Wood. it i o iubbes F2VA0] 0 and 9:40 p.m. s e, ders and three mem-| Ambassador—"The Waltz Dream,” ss. that during the six |at 6:13, & and 9:40 p.m. 2 ition has been in force| Wardman Park—"Othello,” at MRS. HE|TMULLER DIES. there has heen practically no legisla- | and 9 pim = o cubject. ¢ i % e e o st Central—"The Savage. at 12:30,| Widow of Charles G. Heitmuller of the Campaign,” |2 3:30. 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. Survived by Six Children. certain leaders in “our| Lincoln (colored)—"Subway Sadle," Sraitiiiiae, Lounise FEleanore ueens C'hapel road, | died yesterday following an opera- | tion at Sibley Hospital She s a native of Washington and had res | for the past 37 vears in Hyattsvil where her late husband, Charles Heitmuller, was engaged in busines Mrs. il 60 years old. of * have stood like a stone any strengthening of the | act He said that while |~ = = which eonvenes Monday | Albert Ritchie, and declared that they it must be remembered | helonged to the “hoozercratic wing of n_pivotal congressional | the Demberatic p ," saving if the “wet,” and that a “wet | Democrats put ei one up in 1928 engineer could wreck a train hearing | he hoped they would he defeated. s survived by six_childre hundreds of perfectly good dry| Sessions of the federation will con- “ihne:;nhfl: Miner. M Millard eltizehs tinue during the week, with a city-| ga)|, Mrs. Ella H. Coole Rmns!d‘ Members of Congress at the rally, | wide mass meeting scheduled at Cal- | ¢-° Heitmuller and Miss Louise Heit- | 81l of wher spoke. were Representa-|varv Raptist Church next Sunday | yiiller: two brothers, Willlam J. tives Thomas L Blanton of Texas. B.| afternoon, when Mr. Howard will | [feider and (harles W. Heider. and a G. Lowrey of ) pi and William | speak on “In Defense of the Consti- | gicter, Mrs. Georze H. Lanhardt. | D. Upshaw of M Rflm'm)nmnn ineral =ervices will be held to-| suggested that the marines he em-| Cthers who spoke at the rally 1ast | marime apiernoen . 230 oclock at ploved to enforce the Volstead act | night were Rev. Dr. Robert Watson, |(hrist Evangelical Lutheran Church, | Just as they are being employed ln|“hn presided: Rev. Dr. George F.|New Jorsey avenue and Mnrznnj protect the mails. and a resolution | Dudley. Rev. 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