Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1928, Page 46

46 KAPLOWITZ INCORPORATED ON NINTH ABOVE G ST. APPAREL JPECIALIS TS FRIDAY BARGAINS CLOSE OUT SALES QUALITY COATS GOWNJS LASTING BEAUTY AND' SREAT WORTH " FASHIONABLE FOLK [ KAPLOWITZ FASHIONS GROUP PLANS PLEA FORVOTEIND. L'. to Make Appeal -at House Hearing. Plans for the presentation before the House judiciary committee of the plea of the hised residents of the National al for a voice in their government, through representa- tion in the Houses of Congress and in the electoral college, were discussed vesterday afternoon at a meeting of the committee of the Board of Trade on national representation for Wash- inzton. The judiciary committee, on Janu- |ary 24, will hold a hearing on the joint vesolution now before the House | providing for an amendment to the Constitution of the United States em- powering Congress to grant to the District of Columbia representation in the halls of Congress, its law-making | body. The meeting ¥ was pre: to the s on of members * Joint Committee on Na- sentation, which is made 1 of representatives of the many or- zations affiliated with the move- for national suffrage for the ict, to be held at 4 o'clock to- morrow afternoon in_the offices of the Board of Trade in The Star Build: ing. This meeting will_be presided over by Theodore W. Noyes, chair- man of the joint committee, who also heads the committee of the Board of Trade on this project. Members of the trade body commit- tee yesterday, enthusiastic over the growing sentiment over the country in support of the movement for na- tional representation for Washington, voiced hope for early action by Con- < on the pending joint resolution. e of the many encouraging signs for success of the movement, it was pointed out, is the increasing number oSt iy R | of influential Senators and Repre- sentatives who have pledged active | support of the project. K US The committee also studied plans for furthering the movement, which Bowes 5 | now has assumed national proportions for anything in the line of | oy )0 message is carried to all States Blank Books and we'll sup-|in the Union. In this connection ref- ply it | erence was made to the recent in- . | dorsement given to the national rep- E. Morrison Paper Co. | [ i ition movement by the National 1009 Pa. Ave. { Council of State Legislatures, ~ M. LUTHI "'D‘lfi)“" I S M. LUTHER DICUS " HONOR BESTOWED “is1g 'St RW. | ON CHARLES H. PEASE 1319 SL N. W Phone Main 6305 | Hotel Manager Installed as Presi- dent of Greeters’ Associa- Eyes Enmmed & Glasses Fitted tion. t t v We Sell SW!SS PINE BATH “Sample Free” Homeopathic Pharmacy EYES EXANINED GLASSES FITTED —® Charles H. Peass, manager of the Brighton Hotel, was installed as presi- id'“‘ of Washington Chapter, No. 31, Hotel Greeters of America, at the or- { ganization’s annual meeting for ihe installation of officers in the Powhatan ENTERPR]SE SERIAL || l’“‘:l;;f?’“fi?‘fim':fl'fi;nsfi" Hikel, was oa v s el ed vice president. Building Association || Howard Zirkle was appointed by the newly 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. elected president to serve as | secretary in place of Charles H. Fer- 85th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription son, former manager of Stoneleigh urt, who was elected to that office Money Loaned to Members on Easy Monthly Payments in December, but is out of the city. Weston B. Jones of the Willard Hotel dames E. Convelly President OPT!CFAII!LCOMPANY 1401 E ST FRAN.5606 was installed as treasurer and A. Ches- ter Brown of the Washington Rail- | wax & Electric Co. sergeant-at-arms, | Members of the board of governors | were installed as follows: Roger 8. Creel, manager of the Georgze Mason Hotel, Alexandrin, Vas who was re-elected chajrman: Ruseell A. Conn. manager of the Hamilton Hotel: Hugh Neason, chief cleark of | the Mayfiower Hotel; Aaren J, Frits. he retiring president and manager of the McReynolds Apartments: Curtis Bowten, of the Hamilton Hotel and Robert D. Mills of the Continental Hotel. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the chapter |also held its installation of officers. Those installed were: Mrs. Julia Kracher, controller of the Willard Hotel, president: Miss M. A l”el:xl. ;!odal secretary of the Roose: velt Hotel, president: Mr ROCK CREEK R. Haggart of the Roosevelt Hotel. 4 cond vice president: Mrs. ase, treasurer: Miss Alice Wind- of the Willard Hotel, secre- dames F. Shes Secreiary Bowman of lhe| ! rms Members of the auxiliary board of governors chosen, included Miss Helen | Suydam, the retiring president, er of the coffer shop at the rd Hotel: Miss Theodosia (’ux. assistant manager of the Willard Ho- | tel Coffee Shop; Mrs. Georgia Bryon, | Miss Ella Yeadeker of the Lafayette Hotel and Mins Marie Volimer of the ‘iiard Hotel. Miss Suydam, retir- ing president and Miss Cox. retiring v, were presented with silver PERPETUN REFTRICTIONS Deveioeeo By R.E.LATIMER ND CO. EACLUSIVE AGENTS W2 H.EAUNDERS CO./nc seaitons MAIN 1016 1 Baggesen, aged 14, of Fife, Scotland, has Just been awarded the in scouting. Board of Trade Committee/, ¢ Charlex | Kiri » Scout Ladge, the higheat honor ( THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. huuonll—"slaewulk- of New York," musical comedy, at 8 Belasco—""The Silver Cord,” drama, at 8:30 p.m. Poli's—"One Sunny Day,” musical rivolities of 1928 bur- lesque, 15 and. $:16 p.m. Fox—"When a Man Loves,” con- tinuous 12 a.m. to 11 p.m. Palace——"Beau Sabreur,” at 10:45 am, 12:10, 2:15, 4:20, 5:45, 7:50 and 9:55 pm. Earle—“Get Your Man,” 11:30 a.m. Thompson,” at 2:10, 4, 5:50, 7:45 and Man’s_Past,” at 11:40 0. 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50 p.m. ‘.\Ienropnmm —“The Jazz Singer” (third_ w 11:20 am. 120, 3:20, Little Caligari,” 9:45 pm Tivoli—*Recky,” 7:50 and 9:40 p.m sen Hur,” of Dr. . 5:45, 745 and at 2:30, 4:15, 6:05, at 515, C 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30 and 9:40 p.m. FRENCH CLA.SS FORMED. A free tuition class for beginners in French will be organized by the Wash- ington Salon French School, 1206 Eighteenth street, at 7:15 o'clock to- morrow night. Organized eleven years ago, these | s have proved especially val- uable to young men and women seek- ing careers in the consular and diplo- | matic services, and the new class is | being formed in response to wide de- mand. _— Cross-Suit Filed. ‘William M. Chilton. a contractor, vesterday filed_an answer to the, charges of cruelty made by his wife, Louise B. R. Chilton, in her suit for a limited divorce and filed a cross-pe- tition for an absolute divorce from her. He admits that he left his wife. | but_says it was after he had discov- | ered his wife in a compromising posi- | tion with another man. They were | married at Rockville, February 16, 1925. The husband is represented by | Attorney Tench T. Marye. Special This Week| SEA BASS .25¢ Ib, SMELTS . .30c b, Also Other Varieties We Deliver Retail Orders SUES FOR $10,000. Woman Alleges Couple Imprisoned and Beat Her. Rosa Datlow, 610 Four.and-a-half street southwest, yesterday filed suit to recover $10,000 damages from Isa- dore Chernikoff and Lillian Chernikoff, 516 KFour-and-ahalf street, for alleged assault. The plaintifft says the defendants imprisoned her in a room October 7 last, and beat her over the head and. body with a large-sized toy pistol. As a result of the -\lloxe(: a ault, s;ha u:):, he was rendered helpless and uncol :rlnus. She is represented by Attor- hevs Robert Hardison and Campbell Howard. Ordered to Philippines. Medical officers recently ordered to the Philippines for duty are Maj. James S. Simmons, Arm: Medical Cen- ter, this city; Maj. Herbert C. Neblett at the West Point Military Academy, and Maj. John Dibble at San Fran- cisco, C., THURSDAY, Ianding Field Proposed. Special Dispatch to The Star. STAUNTON, Va.,, January 12.—A proposal to establish a municipal alr- plane landing fleld was presented to the City Council Tuesday night by the Chamber of Commerce. The chamber recommended the purchase. Kills Parents, Surrenders. CUSSETA, Ga., January 12 (®).— After killing hi vents at his lonely truck farm 4 miles from here yester- day, Robert 14 ‘Harp, jr., 21, walked into town and surrendered, explaining, ““They wanted to send me to an insane asylum again."” Great One-Cent Sale Friday and Saturday You purchase one item at our regular list price, not cut price, and you get another of the same for one cent additional. No stock limited, not responsible if stock runs out before sale is over. 25c Wildroot Cocoanut Oil 26¢ Sl1c Pine Tar Liver Oil 25c Mavis Talcum, 2 for 50c Listerine Shaving Cream, 2 for.. 25¢ Mentholated with Ext. Cod and Eucalyp- tus, 2 for.... 26¢c .. 10 10c Jergen's Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, ll c 2 for... 50c Mavis Face Powder, 2 for 5 l C 20c Castolay, a fine Castile *26¢ 25¢ Hard C-nd\. 2 Ibs.... $1.00 Set-in Rubber Shav- ing Brush, $ 2 for.. l -0 l 50c Dr. Clark's Tooth Brush, 4-row, S5lc 40c Lady Fair Theatrical 2 for... Cold Cream, 41 C 2 cans. We reserve right to limit quantity to a customer Get It At Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917919 G St. N.W. Lansburgh Sea Food Co. | Phone Us Your Requirements ’ 18 Municipal Fish Whf, Main 6237-6238 | —_——— | | An Important REMOVAL NOTICE! of Interest to Our Many Thousands of Patrons ‘Sam Number 6 in Its NEW Home Now Located at 609 15th Street N. W. Will Be Ready to Serve You | in The Washington Building 15th and G Sts. FRIDAY Morning Our present store No. 6 at €09 15th Street, will close its doors aLEES JANUARY 12, 1928. AMUSEMENTS. AE DOFS NOT APPEAR IN WASHINGTON. PADEREWSKI Lyrle Theater. Baltimore. J 8. . WE 30 o BB00. tirder by mall: AL RATON L. . leington 8. “'n' uoln' Dally Mat., Weetia ..'2'-':."’ o KING PE 10 CARNIVAL OF “BE HAPPY” Featuring HARRY JACK onts NicKoLs " ™ CLUB THEATER P AT FOURTEENTH ST. Ooptinwons Oally. 11 A.M. t0 0130 Four O Luta ‘Portormanses A The World's Greatest Love Epic “When a Man Loves” With DOLORES COSTELLO A Lavish and Flaming Ver- sion of the Immortal Romance “Manon Lescaut” Big Sp«ul Stage Divertissements! “Visions of MANON LESCAUT” nificent Scenie Prolozne Anitnea Cast o1 Sixty Artists “The BLUE DANUBE" A Fantastic Interpretation in Dance and ‘lusic with the Fox Ballet and Choral Ensemble Overture .“RIGOLETTO RIGGLES”. I Symphunie Jaza FOX MOVIETONE NEWS FOX THEATER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ADOLPHE S. KORNSPAN. Conducter every 30 b--‘hdlh- I—‘-..u.l?. ‘Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad Company Sl X0 S 5 M Wk vy STRAND MAT.. 25¢ & 80c—EVES.. 25c. 80c. TSe. “FRIVOLT‘I'? OF 1928” Fraask Harcourt and Luanas Specml Notlce We Have Discontinued Our Optical Branch At 712 11th St. N.W. All Optical Busi Will Be Con. ducted at Our Main Optical Store OPTICAL COMPANY 614 "3 “Qur Friday Specials” Crab Flakes.........75ch. Green Shrimp.......25¢clb. Filet of Flounder. . ...35¢ . Fresh Cod... .....18ckh. No Retall Deliveries Eacl:o&Co., Inc. '3 Municipal Fish Market ater SW. Fhone M. 10130. Famous For LS Fine Food &0 Broiled Whole Live Patac 13th Street Just Below ¥ Continuous 11 &. m. to 11 p. m. Tour Do Luze Shows 1:30-3:30—7:15.9:15 p. m. CLARA BOW The Screen’s Flapper Queen In “GET YOUR MAN" ON THE STAGE Edward L. Hyman’s Produetion “THE ALL-NIGHT CLUB With tke Jester of Melody RUSS MORGAN Caftrey & W ller, Gypsy Byrme, Madeline Whit il & 10 Morknn Melody Siasters 1n & Broadway Song and Dance Revue. ¥ ST. AT I3TH—NOW PLAYING The Arswer to Beaa Geste," “BEAU SABREUR” ‘With & Distisctive Cast - ON THE STAGE ODDITIES" & r 5™ COMMENCING SATURDAY MARION CAVICS “QUALITY STREET™ STAGE ATTRACTION Wit ifal 6 Tateated Artises ‘A LOEW'S g A NOW PLAYING Contizuess 1030 A M. to 11 2. M | GLORIA SWANSON'S SADIE THONPSON A Terrific Conflict— Between an Outcast and a Fanatic Reformer. sel'ea.a Short Subjects NOW PLAYING Carl Laemmle Presents RAD VEIDT] His First American Pr.l-dno‘: “A MAN'S PAST” SECO ONAL | ¥t Sut. Oy e at 8120+ 50¢ chnl- Dillisgham Presests RAY DOOLEY in Eddie Dowling’s Musical Hit SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK Mo Harry Vel Betints s 6 FEET UNDER” ten by himself. (Author of last big bit, “The Family Upstairs’) A Comedy Drama Staged by Ira Hards. Tonite At 8:30 SAT. SHUBERT "12:30 PJELASC ump Mesers. Shabart. THE SILVER CORD LAURA HOPE CREWS Ilextlun. " Seats Ncy FI.OIIEIGE REED THE SHANGHA! GESTURE ¥ hu $3 30 $0c; Bat. SEA’s l' S0e. u’azz Wl:.. z!__ PORER: TNt Hluzrd Short Frank Mclntyre Lynne Overman Jeanette MacDorald Billy B. Van Car! Randall “ONE SUNNY DAY” Beg. Sunday—Seats :::: Direct From One Year’s New York Run Wi Rosalie Claire—. \udrr\ 75 Beautiful Girls 75 AND THE GEORGE WH!TE BALLET KEITH-~ TODAY MATINEE ....... EVENING NAZIMOVA “INDIA New a3i Sexmteml MARGARET SEVERN & THE NEAL SISTERs A Moders Tastmar. MISS LEITZEL The Cirems @it OTHER STAR ACTS AND FEATURES MMWxMIz STANLEY.CRANDALL THEATE oy By B STANLETCRAROML Y MerroroLimaN Now Playing AL JOLSON The World's Gn-rd JAZZ SINGER Positively the Last Three Days to Be -Seen in Washington at Pop- ular Prices With SAMON NOVARRO m “BE: Lol)sler '""ir‘x‘x‘x \\n RN —with Julienne pota. toes. With claws as full of meat as a milk-fed capon. Special lunch with different menu daily, 65c. Special din- ner, $1.50. Private din- Ing rooms. 1336 G Street Olmsted Grill] | tonight at 6 o'clock so that our ¢ ole may go up the street just a half block and get everything in readiness to receive you in the morning in our new home in the Washingion Building, at 15th and G Streets. Just a Few Words About Our New Store— Monday, of this week, we ani...nced during Peoples Radio Home Hour the fact that we would soon be in our new liome in the Washington Building. TOMORROW we will be ready to serve you. This new store will be in keeping with the beauty and grandeur of the nation’s capital and will be so magnificently equipped that we take pardonable pride in announcing its opening. An Investment in Newport News Tpprvess Warehouse Groups 1, 2 and 3 Will be Offered For Sale in Five Parcels February 20th, 1928 LOCATION: | LAND: NEW STANTON®® & € 36 X. wINSE S RALPR GRAVES R AW AR BROORY VELYN A X NAVER i vTRY CRARIES WY ONEY @ THR cum CHASE ! = \‘M POLONY o = v Thin Al b R YISTOR weeos JHA Wisewnaln Ave 1N DUMBARTON s b ARLATLRRRE Kot AN COMEDY. “CHRISTMAS 0 DA RY HIPPODROME Ren Lvon ELITE ONE W0 TOMORROWKEN WAYNARD UNKNOWN CAv s SAY » E s IIN | N e Ave & PRmc Lo \‘nffi\\ f oW -hi.‘l L] ‘\I AR AY, NN \NA X JESSE THEATER (I HOOK AND LADDER © No Bis Bother to the the City of Newport News, Virginia. . REYNOLDS 4944 fere IMPROVF Ml’-.NTS 23w odern warehouses, equipped lighting and sprinkler sys- “brick building aud one two- Aal floor area approximately WAINES LUST'S K near %th LYA DE PUTTY wets AVE WOR WY R DMAN T AN and marvelous development, which var brought about make this prop- ble as a plant for general eom- irposes. Excellent transporta- i r track of the Chesapeake and i serves all the principal buildings, while treet car lines connect with the it sections of the city, Expert Fittings The ability to At trusses, elas to hostery and abdominal sup porters perfectly cannot be ac quived except by long ex nee. Qibwan's ALUNE staft ave been doing this work faith fully and skilltully for many ¢ wervice has been public of Wash Ington for the last 20 years Avail vourselt of this xreat op portunity 16 you need any avt folal apptiances. MM WRE AULINE QARON & NREE RN - TYRER T RS VR R R "\\:‘!\J“l TR NnLEx T & Bk wd N W Other Stores Conveniently Located T hroughout the City New Store No. 6 In The Washington Bldg. 16th and G Sts. N. W, PROF “AND MRS & A T EY AT \ )lm (N ,.| A - 0 ot R STAFFORI VRS AN Nivkes B mm\\n ) SOUTR WRITE THE QUARTERMASTER GENERAL, WASHINGTON, D. C, for specifications of sale, and ny detailed information about this ex 1o acguire port property, iate 1A T | |DAVISON'S el R WAR DK PARTMIE e sowdle V3T 6 . oY QIR ARBEAU LRG AR I HEN ¥ G A & Qe W NW FERE BANINLS | WM AR VER NN MRS A WARRN Y REVNOLDS tase Sal Wt AL Pl