Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1927, Page 36

r g KAPLOWITZ jonNINTH asove G sr. | ISENSATIONAL | BARGAINS “THE LOVELIEST MODELS SHOWN LAST MONTH AT THE PARIS OPENINGS COATS ano DRESSES OF GREAT BEAUTY, DISTINCTION AND QUALITY PRICED $]-00 ONE DOLLAR AGARMENT PROFIT | L $15 DRESSES FOR 820 TO s25 DRESSES FOR .. $1 395 $35103$39 COATS HAND TAILORED For$2, ] -95 $55 TO $s0 COATJ FOR. . 552'% B ———— 3 DEALERS are INVITED o= MADAME'S ax> MADEMOISFLLE'S COAT AND CRESS SHOP STORE OPENS AT & EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED —®» Open Evenings by Appointment BUESCHER TRUE-TONE Saxophones Band and Orchestra Instruments Sold on Easy Terms INDEPENDENT MUSIC COMPANY 602 Sexenth Street Southwest 3 2 Requirements for Lent | Catering to Restaurants Hotels and Private Famllles Please phone vour the duy before, Free delivery LANSBURGH SEA FOOD CO. Municipal Fish Wharf Main 6237-6238 Near Dupont Circle 18th & Que Sts. THOROUGHLY MODERN APARTMEN Very reasonable r:nt Recep- tion room, living room, dining room, bed room, kitchen and bath. All Jarge and beautiful. Must be seen to be appreciated. ~ Inquire 1758 Que St. NW. atoays Sold #rom Dainty Ritboned Recognized as the finest home- made candy in 4 o America. ';':Il:\’flllt'nn * * * FANNIE MAY CANDY CO. s fi 1010 K St NW. 810 1ath st N.W. 3 1306 N ¥ Tivoli Theater ¥ G181nth 8i NW 5307 14k St “Our Wednesday Specials” Roe Shad . ... 30clb. Split Shad. . .. 20cIb. Buck Shad. . .. 20cIb. Boston Mackerel 20c Ib. Finnan Haddock 18¢ Ib. Smelts . ..... 28clb. NO RETAIL DELIVERY Eacho & Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market RETIRED OFFICERS ;Three Army Men, Advanced; | brigadier general when they received 5995 { similar { Dugan. | 80th Division Veterans’ Association. | Can"S3ein s mmmn;nhls | material GIVEN PROMOTIONS | to Brigadier Generals, Get Commissions. Three retired United States Army | colonels were promoted to the rank of | ons in that rank from | Hanford MacNider, Assistant Secre- tary of War, in the course of simple | ceremonies in the House Forel rs Committee room of the Capitol afternoon. ired service men who W d include Lloyd M. Brett \m k City, who graduated from t Point in 1 and who served until his retirement in 1 ngton, D, their comm promo . who entered the Arm life in 18 ment in 1 Denver, from West Point in tively until his retirement in 1 Provided in Bill. ' The promotions to the rank of brig- adier general of the three colonels who their commission m the n Secret of War vere made le by the p: a special bill during the las of Congress. The bill provides for the promotion _of Col. « Wilber Col. William Darrance jott Milder, Thomas Buchanan Beach and Col. the promotion ceremonies yester- were Dr. Rupert Blue, United Public Health Service; Repre- ive Royal C. Johnson of South Representative Stephen of Pennsylvania: L. Flem: irman of the legislative com- of the 80th Di ; John M. Plankenship, and Theodore Huntley, Robert M. Ginter, Henry Hall and Leo Sack, new correspondents, and il secretary to Repre- ative X’(ll((‘l. ‘Nider congratulated the commissioned brigadier gener- . and expressed his pleasure at ing able to present their promo- tions. Affer the commissions had been presented flowers were given to Gen utes of Pennsylvania e 80th Dxutinn tenth anniversal bration committee, and Post No. 3 Ends Long Contest. The bill which authorized the pro- motion of any retired Army officer who had “served with exceptional effi- ciency as a commissioned officer on the active list for over 40 vears, par- ticipating in actual field service against hostile Indians, and in the Spanish-American War, and who had been awarded either a medal of honor or distinguished service medal, and who had served in (France in the World War, and before retirément was repeatedly recommended for pro- motion to the rank of brigadier gen- eral,” was introduced by Repre- sentative Porter. Its passage, just before the termination of the last ses- sion of Congress, brought to an end the fight for the promotion of such officers that has continued for six|g years. The six officers were the only re- tired service men eligible foy the pro- motion. Gen. Brett was retired with rank of colonel, just five months be. fore he would have been automatically elevated in rank although he served |as a brigadier gemeral during the late war. After the brief ceremonies yesterday afternoon, those in the group were en- tertained at dinner at the Dower House by Representative Porter. On pancakes, waffles, biscuits and all kinds of Dread. Piire Gold. Georeia Ribbon Sugar Sold only at the Old Dutch Market ertisement. LECTURE ON CONCRETE. Subject to Be Discussed Three Nights at Wilson Normal. The design of concrete mixtures and field control of concrete will be the subject of a three evening lecture and demonstration course at the Wilson Normal Sthool, 1lth and Harvard streets, March 16, 17 and 18, given by the Portland Cement Association with the co-operation of the District of Co- lumbia Section of the Society of Civil Engineers, and the District of Colum- bia Section of the American Institute of Architects, according to an an- nouncement made yesterday by W. P. Darwin, structural engineer with the Portland Cement Association. Engineers, architects, contractors, dealers, inspectors and others interested in building_are in- vited to come, according to Darwin. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—""Honeymooning on High,” farce, at $:20 p.m. Poli's—"Great Temptations,’ at 8:20 p.m. Relasco—Lionel Atwill in “The Great Adventurer,” at 8:20 p.m. Keith’s—Rooney and Bent, vaude ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—San Antonio Siamese Twins, " revue, revue, con- from 1:30 m 11 [. m. mystery n of the 30 a.m., 1:05, 2:35, 4:35, Barrymore In phone (sec- 2:45, 6, Tell Tt to the Marines” 11:10 am., 1:10, 3:10, 0 and p.m. wador—Don't Tell the Wite, 8 and 9:50 p.m. ‘Blonde or Brunette,” at 12th and Water Sts. S.W. Phone Main 10130 Highest Quality 0. Desteinussd ik srasirated ilowestiiniBacterinliby the Health Department for 1926. Constant PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AT TWENTY-SIXTH STREET Phone POTOMAC 4000 YOU ARE INVITED TO INSPECT OUR PLANT 8 and 9:50 p.m. ger Prints,” at 12:30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. And least in fluctuation. Judgment for Corinne L. Shacklett for $2,300. ion by Chief Justice Mar THE EVENING BANK WINS ON APPEAL. $2,300, Awarded Mrs. Shacklett, Is Reversed. The Columbia National Bank yester- day won its appeal from a judgment of the District Supreme Court which had been awarded in favor of Mrs, The District Court of Appeals, in an opin- in, reversed the decision of the lewer court and STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 8 held that when Mrs. Shacklett gave her husband certain securities which were hypothecated with the bank for a loan she was not acting as guaran- tor, as then forbidden married women by the District code. The section in | question has since been repealed by Congress. The appellate court held that .the wife had a perfect right to give the securitiés in question to her husband under the Jaw as it then existed, and she was not acting as guarantor, even though she knew he was going to de- SVVVAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Buy at Gibson's and Always Save Money Special for the Ladies Wednesday and Thursday Only FREE ¢ tube of Woodbury's Facial or Cold Cream FREE with each pur- chase of 3 25c¢ cakes of Woodbury’s Soap at Special 49 i C $1.00 value for 49c. Limit, 1 to a Customer None Delivered ' 38¢ 28¢ 38¢c 50c Hennafoam Shampoo. 50c Palmolive Shampoo 50c Ipana Tooth Bastesiis S 60c Forham's Tooth Paste. oo Tae.. 38C e . 38cC 35¢ Fros- - 22 C Willa. . < o v 35¢ Williams’ Shaving Cream, 50C 74c 2l1c 17¢; 3 for.... $1.00 Coty’s Face 37¢ 18c Powder . ...% 10c Palmolive Soap, 3 for... 50c Mulsified Co- coanut Oil Shampoo 25¢ Mavis cum .. Tal- Unless Otherwise Specified, We Will Deliver Any Order for $2.00 Get It At Gibson’s Whera Your Dollars Have More Cents 917---919 G St. N.-W. Special for the Gentlemen 1 35¢ Palmolive Shaving Cream, 1 25¢ Palmolive After - Shaving Talcum, 1 15¢ Gillette Razor and Blade, all f()r, 35C special 75¢ \alue for 35c. Limit, 2 to a Customer None Delivered 50c Absorbent Cotton, Ib.... : 38¢c ¥ e . DA Horlick’s Malted Milk, 42c, 82c, $2.97 2lc, 41c, 68c . .21, 41c, 70c 75¢ Mellin | D) RECAHORT 64 C $1.00 Oxy Cry- stine . 76C 50c Phillips’ \h]l\ Magnesia. ... 42 [ $1.00 \'cracola(e I’I'al)le(s S 86 C $1.00 Todd’s : TORIC v v vavs 83C $1.00 Wampole’s Extract Cod Liver Lavoris. Listerine $1.25 Universal Vacuum Bottles Pint size. Special or More in D. C. VWA March Clearance Sale posit it with the bank as security for 1927. AMUSEMENTS. a loan NOTHING BETTER UNDER THE SUN FOR RNS “THE CREAM THAT HEAL At _Any Druggist—>Money-back Special for Everybody 1 75¢ Pint of Mifflin Rub- bing Alcohol, 59C special . FRE! .AOn: Zag Mifflin Rub Towel frée with each bottle sold. Very special. 1c Sale of Candy Wednesday and Thursday Only None Delivered 5S¢ Pecanola Bars, 2 for . 6C Luden’s Cough I)mps. 2 for 6C Nutty Dandy, 6 C Oc¢c 1 6¢C . 6c¢ Chocolates, e o DB 2 for: <. $1.00 Assorted Fruits and Kitt's 5¢ In e A Massive, Col Sc¢ Nougat Ba 2 for .... 50c Assorted SEED EDITH_CLIFFORD HARRIS ELSIE & SYLVIA ALTMAN p” KEITH~ALBEE VAUDE! VILLE- VERY ACT A HIT PAT ROONEY & MARION BEIT & PAT ROONEY, 34| Dave _ Ralph & AUSTIN Val Vern & GRIFFIN PAULSEN & BROTHE! THE ANDRESENS NEXT WEEK Qentenntal Week ELSIE JANIS Last Concert PHILHARMONIC Soclety of New York ORCHESTRA Wilhelm Furtwaengler. Conduetor Vlnr. s 4:30, n\ltl Theater "y Straj Susio Howser B’["l"f;{;om..w LIONEL ATWILL . Smart European Comedy "'I'NE ADVENTURER" y RAFAELE CALZINI tunn Version by Brian Marlow MATCHLESS CAST Authentio Production, Correctly. lorfuliyCostumed, Stagea 1 GRACE GEORGE In Sir James M. Barrie’s FAMOTS THE LEGEND OF LEONORA WITH BRUCE McRAE - 5¢ Chocolate Cream Peppermints, 2 for 5S¢ Chewing (}um' 2';;:§i"i{ C <;$ 12.(6) 1 *POLVI JC ar andy, S C 26¢ 1lc Sc Plain or Almond Bars, 2 for 6C 25¢ Horehound Drops, 2 Ibs.. 10c Plain or Almond Bars, TE Thi > trouble rectly. m’n AL the and 10-PC. DINING SUITE. ¢ Genuine American Walnut Veneer on Gumwood ROOM OUTFITS Choice $1 29 Complete ELECT any number of suites at this sensational price now and get a bridge lamp and shade and scatter rug FREE! BRIDGE 3PC. GVEKS1UFFED Bi)- DAVFNPORT SUITE No. matter where you go, you cannot duplicate this greatest-of-all March . Clear- ance value. Convenient Credit Terms 829 Out-of - Town Customers Welcome to Credit 7th St. N.W. At Right—3-Pc. Jacquard Living Room Suite Genuine Walnut Veneer on Hardwoo With loose, reversible cushions—all spring filled and guaranteed Pop. Mat. Thar. Proper glasses fitted cor- M. A.LEESE _4.PC. BEDROOM SUITE TONITE %¢%5.00 Best Seats, $2 M 0 and Down S I FEMPTATION Twenty Tantalizing Temptresses DON’T DELAY Consult our optometrist as soon as you experience With YOUr eVeS. _ wme L = 61e Oth St ace1tE 10t S —knows Morrison has largest stock of blank books. Stop in look them over. E. Morrison Paper Co. - 9129 E-$12¢ AMUSEMENTS. CRANDALL'S, [ METROPOLITAN | F ST. AT 10TH™ ‘l'onur DOORS OPEN AT 9130 . M. WARNER BROS. OF- AFER THE SENSATION AL At 10 . l| IN CONJUNCTION WITIE JOHN BARRYMORE “DON .II.IAN” Every Performance De Luze BARGAIN PRICES— Mat.—Baloony, 28c—Orchestra, Nites—8uns., Hols., Bal., 33—Oro., 80 CRANDALL’S bt vark €9 % TODAY AN Y o W CRANDALL‘S AMBASSADOR TRINGCOl RA N W CRANDALL'S TODAY. 3D ToMO) CRANDALL’S Savay The-m TODAY-FPWARD r v OR R oNDE™ AMUSEMENTS. 13th Si TODAY 1130 to 11 P. M. THE WONDER'OF THE AGE SAN ANTONIO’S SIAMESE DAISY and VIOLET HILTON (BORN JOINED TOGETHER) In a Charming a! nlnl-ulu fering DANCE AND SONG «—OTHER STERLING ACTS—4 ON THE SCREEN “GOING CROOKED" Stellar Cast, Led With BESSIE TOVE CRANDALL’S w','::,“:':m ~DOUGLAS FAIRBAN! BLACK PIRATE. Al TOMORRON HE DESERT'S TOLL CRANDALL'S Hom Tvenie T()I)AYTF\HL JANNINGS o TO\{!)R{H\I\\ LANDIS rmd (E. F AW WEY 1o ATERS PA i‘l‘Ksc E lu l rmn 1080 & me e 1 15‘ THE SCREEN ON 11 9 ELINOR GLYN'S LATEST ROMAN- TIG 'I'lll"lflll Wl'l'll cun IO' AND ANTORIO MORENO ON THE STAGE WELLS & QRIFFIN hllll" TWINS Stars ot o et B COLUMBIA “Gontinuous 10:3 'flllnn llo WIEI( Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presonts LON CHANEY In the wonderful the Marine Corp. New York TELL IT 70 THE MARINES WITH ELEANOR BOARDMAN TONIGHT "ATIONA P MAT .SAT. Ste TO 52 S0c to §250 [ WED MAT. 50c T0 $1.50_| The Hilarious Farce Triumph “HONEYMOONING N HIGH" “Laughter Continueus.''—Beston Post. NEXT WEEK—SEATS THURS, CHARLOTTE « TED GREENWOOD * LEWIS LeMAIRES AFFAIRS 855 REVUE 5455 % LESTER CLOWNS ALBERTINA RASCH Plnyhmue—Mnrch oth | Eight-thirty FELIAN GARZIA *Pianist sale. Homer L. Kitt Tickets for e Street 1330 G *Knabe Pla; University of California GLEE CLUB . NEW WILLARD Fnday, 8:15 ALLROOM .50-81.00—T. Arthur Smith 30 G St.. In Homer L. Kitt's " H._OLIVE Presen 1119 H St. N.E. )aEEI LLE_BENNETT in | PRINCE ENPIRE “OBEY_THE LAW. 911 H St. N.E. BERT LYTELL in 535 l!t CHARLES C! NEW THEATER in “THE MODERN 3 OLD LLOYD in lS-l‘{ Wiscos ul A'! DUMBARTON " D Yo EAR N ‘SIDNEY, LUST, OLYMPlc U Bet. ch & 15th Sidney. Lonise Fazenda “Mllllon.mrel HIPPODROME K near oth Renee Adoree-Antonio Moreno “THE, FLAMING FOREST, "BLA(‘K PARADISE.” UBERTY rth Cap. and P Sts. St. & R. I. Ave. 4618 14th N.W. No Traffic Troubles “THE SEA HAWK” "TE ch AND R. I AVE. CAROUNA 11¢h & N. C. Ave. § “FOR HEAVFNS SAl CONRAD NAGEL in AMERICAN ' LEATRICE JOY in BLANCHE SWEET in “DIPLOMACY." Today at 7 and § pm.. a revival of e second of a series, of film mas- be 1evive ADGE BELLAMY wllh HAROLD LLOYD. “TIN HATS." E. “THE_CLINGING VINE." TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. Milton Sills in €d, one each TIN _in N-TIN- SLEEPS.” Mat, t 7 and 9 CIRCLE 2105? Ave. Ph. W. 953 le_Parking Snace. HARBISON FORD PRYL[JS HAVER. CH! CONKLIN. MACK SWAIN, l‘iOl!Al'l-x BMWOE‘I'H “THE NERV- —0: STAGE— “A MINIATURE MUSICALE” 2 Schmidtbors, violiniss 11, cellist fine el o —~NEW! mmfi—ool‘u& N s i 30) B e Own Brand-New PROF. AND MRS, L_ A. ACHER STUDIO 1127 10th at. now —Classes Mon.. Fri. 8 to .. with oictestra. Private lessons by ll'nolntnwm Pr8567. Fet. 1900 10 Plastic. Acrobatics, Oriental, Apache taught at Internatignal ’mn rical ‘Studios. 1 Conn. Ave. 2nd. floor. Main 1022 | JOSEPHINE, JACKSON: BRIV ATE DAC. easons. e | £oh. 1636 10th ‘st . ® Phone Potr 518. 3 'TRICE (0! clal evenin (‘l m‘f A af S dio. 281 ritn flf-f%fl::. Informal Dance \ Saturday niht.: Hotel Gordon, B e e S mlea e J54 T Far a N:gh! of Pleasure —com leasant to the Wednesdys night :lnme Over lhe Firehouse. fld Jg Roy Corcor: and. THE FOX STUDIO / afiet, our new menthly payment Tllaren 811 nm St N.W. tun. Lettie Marie Barrett Wil Make yiromier, Danseuse, e you & “‘perfect” Ballroor P : CLUpCo™ Dancer 1213 K N Franklin 6265, : il BEATRICE COLB | /precently of the professiana st ‘horough training m 14th Se ciepnons ol 7533 Afiame 4780 Mar13® | CATHERIN E BALLE | Valencia. black bottom. waltz. tango. | trot—assembly Tues. Orchestra. 759 '{7“’;‘.‘;? DAV]SON’S Teach you & e Prof. ln {1320 M s Fhomas Cirele nce * with orchestra. Fox Tro Waltz, ncl s preedfa s itz, Tango, \Ale, ia. DANCE National Fellowship Club URSDAY NIGHT: h mmuo 'S DANCING, Every Satdrday Night 9to1 AM. Admission, 75:—(]-:!.1:&'!) o