Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1927, Page 38

38 National—"On Approval,” comedy, | 0 p.m. Belasco—"Wild Man of comedy, at 8§30 p.m. Poli's—"The Student CITIZENS SUPPORT | ville, at 215 and 8:15 p.m. | Earle—"The Midget Follies of 19 vaudeville, continuous, 1:30 to 11 p.m. | Strand—"Broadway Brevities,” mu | sical presentations, continuous, 12:30 {to 11 p.m ’ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. |at Borneo,” Prince,” op- Attacks on Board and Court Unjust, North Capitol Group Maintains. y—"Mr. Battling Butler,” bur- |1e qus at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. \quml mem Babies,” burlesque, School | rlet Letter,” of the 5, 4:45, 6:45%and ct to that 5 | helors,” | , 7:55 and ot at | Cri Board ar Bupreme C board were t nect y b adopted at a mee tion in the Mei Church, Nor! last night Henry Gilligan. gociation and me! board, stated slightest sympathy recently made against Irene 4:30, randed in Paris," and 9:55 p.m (Second week)—"The Night 11:50 a.m., 1:30, 3:35, 5:20, 5 p.m | Twinkletoes,” the Court_of member: immer Bachelors,” | p.m Wardman “The Treasurer,” and 9 p.m ntral—“'Sealed Lips," at 30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. GIRL KILLS FATHER FOR ATTACKING HER ange to escape criti “Speaking charges e ate that 10 not 3 s v amc teachers and children, as the parents, and are without f * he concluded hool » went on record investigating the appointments of | President Coolidge to the Public Utili Daughter Slays Parent with Shot-J gun After Assault in [ counsel to that Home. n, whose name Br the Associated Press. ELIZ H January any part in the mat- | 25.—Enraged hecause he had attacked | her, Hazel Huffines, shot and | killed her father, Ben Huffines, 61, in | their home at Big Spring near here yvesterday, according to her story to the vice presid not wish to take ter. Representative Edward M Pennsylvania stated that th eenth amendment was the sver written in to the Constit the Volstead act was the statute ever written into our in an address in which he advocated a “closed Sabbath” for the District, and declared the people of the District bet ter off without direct representation in Congress. “The people of the District are a lot better off without a direct represent- ative in Congress now,” he stated “The present indirect representation of the District in Congress could not be matched if the people were given the franchise,” he asserted. Urges Closed Sabbath. “ would like to see you people storm the doors of the District committee chambers in Congress and ask for a closed Sabbath here,” he continued In referring to his statement lauding the eighteenth amendment and Vol- stead act, Mr. Beers stated that there 18 no comparison between the number of drunken men today and those seen before the passage of these laws. ““The man who says prohibition has failed, either don’t know what he is talking about, or he likes to drink him- 1f. ®€ ' The man who buys liquor is Just as guilty as the man who sells it, and I would like to see him behind the bars as well as the bootlegger. “Many of the evils that we blame on prohibition today can be laid at the door of the home,” he concluded, point- ing to the Sunday school and church as the only means safe-guarding the modern child’s welfare, and the method of combating the many present-day evils attributed to prohibition. Beers of eight greatest who after Killing her rang a farm bell until neigh bors arrived, told the sheriff that her | father twice before had attempted to attack her and yesterday when the two were alone in the house, he again | made the attempt | re. Huffines, at the time of the | was at a store a mile away check and | making pur. | The girl said that soon mother left, her father vear-old brother after her | sent a 13 on an errand to a neighbor’s house and then turned | upon her. She said that when he | released her she picked up a shotgun and fired. J | | Judge Blackburn Named The President has designated Judge James W. Blackburn as special judge of the Panama Canal Zone until Jan- uwary 1, 1928, “to act during the ab- | sence or illness of the district judge | of the Canal Zone and in all cases | where said district judge may be dis- qualified.” J PORCH BLDG. CO. “ Is Specializing In Glassing-in Porches Cash or Terms. Make your open porch_into cozy rooms. 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Mr. Green came here tershurg, where the ecutive council has co: terly meeting He meeting of t cil and Central The federation head said indications were that peace will pi trial circles for many m that there were any kind now i federation, declared here from St ided its quar it a public rades Coun Labor Unior 1 indus declari ihor dis progre putes Thanks Japanese Ambassador. Leslie P. Arnold, who took part in tha flight and is now on Lieut Corp Army Air round-the world a visit to . BOOKS BOUGHT “Bring Them In" Big Book Shop Phone Fr. 6191 933 G St. NW. or E YES* EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED —» OPTICAL COMPANY HOTFJ‘T FRAN 5606 “Our Wednesday Specials” Crab Flakes. . ...75c Ib. Buck Shad......25c Ib. Roe Shad .35¢ Ib. Clams .. 30c doz. Scallops .......50c lb. Fresh Cod . .....15c Ib. Fresh Haddock. .10c Ib. NO RETAIL DELIVERY Eacho&Ce.,Inc. 21 3 Municipal Fish Market 12th and Water Sts. S.W. Phone Main 10130 RELIABLE 15-jewel, 11-kt. gold rein- forced case, hand engrave guaranteed movement. 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