Evening Star Newspaper, December 28, 1927, Page 32

KAFLOWITZ "oN NINTH asove GsT. GIVE AWAY SALES COATJS OF GREAT BEAUTY AND GREAT WORTH 329 $55 COATJS FOR. . ¢75 COATJS FOR. . 125 COATJS FOR. . 125 _TO $223 COATS FOR SPORTS COATS UTHITY COATS TRAVELING COATS S STREET COATS AFTERNOON COATS EVENING COATS MADAMES - MADEMOISELLES — & AND JUNIOR MISSES COAT JHOP OPEN AT & AM "KAPLOWITZ | INCORPORATED on NINTH asove G sT.| GIVE AWAY SALES DRESSES OF GREAT BEAUTY AND GREAT WORTH 425 DRESSES FOR . .00« 3§ 310 $43 DRESSES FOR ..... *1 § 3O AND JUNIOR MISSES DRESS SHOP OPEN AT & A. M. $35 DRESSES FOR . . . . $55 TO i DRESSES FOR COUNCIL APPROVES BILL FOR 6040 PLAN [ Would Reduce COmmnsslon to Seven Members and Pro- vide Annual Formula. After '\mondiu!.' two major sections, the Citizens' Advisory Council last | night approved the Zihlman bill pro- \sm division of the 1929 between the Fed District governments atien of a standing commit: mmend » ratio annually there- The amendments were made to re- move certain features of the bil. which onsidered e ot 15 mem- enators, Repre- . equally di the committee a The persor nel of 15 t vided. un) m |L\m cantinuing bod as soon as it re. and not continued . Zihlman proposes. | of a committee of 15, the | council proposed the appointment of E D elations commission of seven composed of two Senators, | two Representatives and two bona fide citizens of the District who are not Federal or District office holders, the latter to be appointed by the Presi- dent of the United States. The sev- enth member would be chosen by the six s=o appointed. The amendment recomniended by the counc’l provides that this seventh member shall not be connected in any capacity with either the Federal or District governments | nor a resident or taxpayer of the Dis- trict, “but who shall be possessed of special qualifications in the assem- bling and interpreting of data nece: sary for the work of the commission.” | Annual Formula Pl-nned. The other section of the amended would rect the commission 4 mathematical annually applied to the assembled | basic facts to determine what percent. age of appropriations for the expenses of the District shall be paid by the United States and the District, re. spectively, which shall be annually certified by the Bureau of the Budget to the Commissioners and to Congress. The data on which the formula would be based would include all pertinent facts relative to property holdings within the District of the United States and District -overnments, pri- vate citizens and corporations and all tax-exempt property. All such hold-| ings would be considered both in re- spect to their area and value, as well as all other facts that would be of assistance to the ¢>m...ission in arriv. ing at a fair and thorough understand- bill down be to formula lay to z{ing of the respecti s interests of the Talk With Baker About the New Yur‘. Class Lite losurance and w night._Jasuary 9th, Seatunt e Comonay’ o1 1;.6" York. AGENCY ORGANIZER Main 762 two parties concerned in maintaining and upbuilding the National Capital. The council also objected to the bill because it fails to authorize an appro- priation for any personnel for the committee or for the necessary contin- gent expenses, and because it author- izes the committee to collect informa- tion regarding the powers, duties, ac- tivities, organization and methods of business of all administrative services of the municipal government. The latter objection was raised because the council said it is at a loss to under- stand what bearing the duties and methods of business of the adminis- trative services of the District gov- ernment would have upon any study of the fiscal relations betweeén the Fed- YEAR’S FAVORS Noise Makers, Hats, Etc. GARRISON’S Whelssale Toy and Noveity Ce., Ine. 1215-1217 E St. Main 1586 For Sea Foods J. M. SPROUSE Pormerly With Zache & Co. " NOW LOCATED AT LANSBURGH SEA FOOD CO. We Deliver Retall 18 MUNICIPAL FISH WHARF eral and District governments. Pay Increases Apnroved. The commission under the council's plan would cease to exist after Decem- ber 1, 1928, the date fixed for the sub- mission of its report to Congress An appropriation of $50,000 also would be authorized to cover the expenses of the commission, and it would be chargeable to the Federal and District governments in equal proportion. Action on the Zihlman bill was taken on a report submitted by George C. Havenner. ‘The council approved pending bills to increase the salaries of the District Commissioners and the assistants to the Engineer Commissioner, but dis- approved the measure designed to regulate the practice of osteopathy in the District because of alleged faulty ldrlh!nl, and the Blanton anti-picket- ng bil Relieved from Duty. Lieut. Col Earl Biscoe, Coast Artil- lery Corps, has been relieved from duty with the Organized Reserves of the 24 Corps Area, effective March and ordered to Manili, P. L, for du with Coast Artllery troops. UNITED LODGE of THEOSOPHISTS 709 Hill Building, 17th and I Sts. FREE PUBLIC LECTURE Thursday, Dec. 29—8:15 P.M. “Divine Incarnations’ What are Incarnations of Divine Men? Can we ‘incarnate divinity in us? No Charges or Collections For the first time in this city ‘F R E E 7 DEMONSTRATION of the brand new, scientific STAR-Rite Neture's grestest substitute fow fin rays. Vzm—my Can be wsed right in your own home. Doctore everywhers are recom- mending sup reys, or thel " sub- stitute, the STAK-Rite Vim-Ray. Comforting, hesling, invigorst- ing, vialising Starting Mondey s specialist will demaonsirate and gladly give FPREE sdvics. Demonsustion less but one week. Come eerly, Besosy is the Basolt of Health, STAR R Vim-Ray giwes you Borh. The Gibson Co. 917-19 G St. N.W. council took | the committee | 25 ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ("..' WEDNESDAY, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Nationial play, at and 8:30 p.m. Belasco—""The Spot_on the Sun comedy. at §:20 p.m. Matinee at pm. | Poli's—"Rose Marfe,” edy, at 8:20 p.m. musical com vaude: Dancing__Around,” bur- lesque, at 2:16 and $:15 p.m. Strand—"Givls from burlesque. at 2:15 and 8:15 p ery Confident! to 11 pm. v Best Gi to 11 p.m. Metropolitar 7 Singer,” at 2 6:20, 7:20 and Itlnllu— "On am.. . D o le Theater—"The Marriage Cir- continuous 1 to 11 p Tivoli—"The Drop Kick, 2 to 11 pam. r—"The Big Parade,” a and 9:10 p.m. at 12:30, A star train running between Har- rogate, England, and hlhnburgh Scotland, has been named “Queen of authorize and di- |} i ok of Chevy Chase Savings Bank goh-lh 'Ihtloul Bank District National Illll East Washin “King of Kings," photo- Happyland,” | 4 o erine’s, Baltimore, Earle—Inaugural bill, continuous 1| ,HMW& Is No Prol;lgm Bank of Commerce & Savings Savings Bank North Capitol Savings Bank PRIEST IS STRICKEN. Rev. Caspar P. Elbert, 71, Suffers Stroke of Apoplexy. Rev. Caspar P. Elbert, 71 years old, | native of this city and prominent member of the Catholic” clorgy for | many years, was stricken with apo- plaxy at the Mission Helpers head quarters, Baltimore, Monday and fx now ill in Mercy Hospital in that city. Father ¥lbert was chaplain of the Mission Helpers and had gone to the ers to say mass when strick- 1 born and reared in North. | hington. llis last assign- arish was at St. Kath i | | SUES FOR RELEASE. [ | |Dr. R.. M. Kilgour Snys Mother 45| Placed Him in Gallinger. | Dr. R. M. Kilgour, a physician of this city and | trom Round Hill, V. | blied to the Distr writ of hab e from practicing | rmerly | superintendent of th 1. to have the petitioner in c ay. Through Attorney M. J | the physician says he w: | the "hospital by his mother for selfish end.” The court is not & { prised of what is meant by the latt | statement. L gll sizes? 3 . cquerds: ° Christmas Farmers & Mechanics Natl. Bk. Natl. Bank Corporation Morchants Bank & Trust Co. Savings National Savings & Trust Co. LANK BOOK Every Dueripn-n S8e Us First E. Morrison *Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. New Year’s Eve Opening Al Washington will con Alebradon araund. the. 4n lant. much larger. contl- nentally exotlc new RESTAWS Ry MM.QM The Spanish Villnge Ooening New Ve, g Obnslmas There’s a plan for every pocketbook and happiness for all. Get your share, too. 1928 Clubs are now forming in these convenient banks: Park Savings Bank Potomac Savings Bank Riggs National Second Nat Security Savings & Com. Bank Washington Loan & Trust Co. . Wuln-mu Mechanics Save ank | Bank ngs Bank Wu ington Savings Bank Christmas Savings Clubs Are Maintained by the Members of the District of Columbia Bankers Association for the Benefit of the Community and Not as a Source of Profit, AMUSEMENTS. 13th JSr. Jusr Delow & Continvous 10:30 AM.™ 11 P, & a‘ffiz R ezt JAacw, Oorotuy MULHALL - MACKAILL Light ColorFul ~“J Az z Riotousr Fedtures CARNIVAL Jonq - Dances An Edward L. Hyman Production WASHINGTON'S FINEST QORCHESTRA OANIEL BREESKIN, CONDUCTOR. At The Orqan ~ Milton Davis and Nell Paxron GAYETY EADIESCH0R Bib "o ily Mat.. 15¢ to 50c. Sun Mat.. 2Be, 50c. Sreekdny ind Sundey Mights, o 286 to 98¢ DANCING AROUND Extrs Added Attracties SHIMMV DANC!R Two special nvaumru F AT FOURTEENTH ST. Continueus Daily. 11 A. M. to 1%8"%. Four Do Lute Porformances At 130, 330, 7:15 and 9:15 P M. Fox Studios Present Ity Most Elaborate Stage Spectacie ‘BABES IN TOYLAND’ Featuring_a_Cast of 5—EMINENT ARTISTS—35 “THE DOLL DANCE” Featuring the Fox Ballet and PEGGY WHITE ~—OVERTURE “SOUTHERN FANTASY” The Immortal Songs and Melodies Mariel T4 France: Soprano Solotst The Wom!Tr of the 20th Century FOX MOVIETONE NEWS See and Hear World Events OUR FEATURE PHOTOPLAY VERY CONFIDENTIAL With MADGE BELLAMY A Comedy Drama of e Little Lie and & Lot of Love “Bozo Sayder," Evolution 17 Miniature Operating Carved of Ivor Pearl. Also_ Ot by Karnest Wart motive odels. Hand ind LOEW'S PaLAcE _F ST. AT ISTH—NOW PLAYING MARY PchFORD . lunllu “MY BEST = Fox Theatre Symphony Or- chestra of Fifty Seleists ADOLPHE 8. KORNSPAN, Condurter Am Oriental Jazs Caraival ith THE PALACE SYNCOPATORS WESLEY EDDY Szeet Conductar AND AN ALLSTAR CAST OF GREAT ENTERTAINERS. —COMING SATURDAY— LON CHANEY in “London After Midnight” NOW PLAYING REGINALD DENNY “ON YOUR TOES” On the Stage A Soiree Musicale pocial Shew lvl-.l’nr . ns at = Gatii .1.:‘ - LOEW’S OI.UMBI ANLEY-CRANDALL THEA' STANLEY-CRAXDALLS NOW PLAYING FIRST TIME IN ANY | THEATRE at POPULAR PRICES GILBERT GRETA GARBO OVE’ While New Yorkers are paving $3. to see this picture, we presest it - you st eur regular prices. 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S0c to $1. Nights S0c 1o 31.50 R Stronger Then Amy Sermon, s Drematic as Any Play, as Haman as Anything From Real Lie Iy CECIL B. DeMILLES Without Equal In the H the Unspoken bra See It and Be Cnm_mv!“ ezt eek e N" DAVID BE By WILLIAW HURLBUT wit BETH MERRIL) PHIL MERIVALE First Comeert of the season NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Willem Mengelberg, Condurtow JANUARY 3--4:30 i NATIONAL THEATRE Tickets, $1, $1.50, §2. 5250 Y 'r ._Arthur mith_Barea " G St Sai Mat SHUBERT Toane e BerascO i'in Edwin H. Knopt Preseats CONSTANCE COLLIER in “THE_SPOT ON THE SUN” Comedy of Mized Morals. N. MAT—SEATS THURS WILLIAM A. BRADY Preseats A FREE SOUL tion by Willard e J-l‘n’n Fazess x- Fakn akmson Deg’ J.fil Daly ."3.7 Gther Players. POLI’S Tonight at 8:15 MATS. TOMORROW & SATURDAY “As fresh and beautiful as § In the first few weeks of Its unparalleled carver.”— Star. The Biggest Musicel Hit Ever Produced s the Worid Artyur Hammerstein's Sexsatiomal ROSE-MARIE Eves.—Oreh.. $2.30. &3 Mats., Thur. & Sat. s Bris Tax viie Altraction <333 500y HOLIDAY MAT. MONDAY GENE BUCK L Preseats tte Incompanzbie LEON “YOURS TRULY™ Byaiaes. S e B0t Nedw Satitiar. S3c $250—Pus Tex SEATS TODAY FARRAR POLI'S. WEB.. JAN. 11 30 P KEITH-ALBEE VAUDEVILLE TODAY “GALA HOLI DAY BILL 2—HEADLINERS—2 JANE AND KATHERINE Thes Marvaioes Eidu of S ad *‘l‘ MARYON VADIE AND OTA GYGI & CO. ALAN ROGERS CHAS. T. ALDRICH Extra N Years Fve ] TR Witite Sew s IT'AL BURLESQUS D » @ We-SVES B W Alflmah-‘us.m GIRLS from NAPPYLAND Witk Irving Sebg—Sita Age l)\\( NG UTURER <43 Inatreetceawen A BATAR N N - A L ‘\,"“‘ (R A L inn_‘rox swm_«l CAWINI lAI.LS gy “u. »m 1 s LW W - I\-Au