Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1928, Page 22

JANUARY 26, 1928, to heart trouble, fi hich SEES BUILDING UNITY. |t Sitied o7 wheah ytae | Toia ek o Snigits 5 o, oo Her four daughters and her husband, |ago, when Marion began to star Judge Bernard Douras, were at the | moving pir::'nrn . » THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. It was an unusual and very absorb- ing program. There were no short works and no “solo pleces” for either artist. Instead there was such a marvel- s | essary for, though most of his songs| 'wwanet’s “Elegy.” sungainoone else were sung In Russian, the artisi’s ex- | has ever bren heard to sing it. Per- treme faclity and accurateness of | haps the reason why Challapin sings it dramatic interpretation of every word’s | so exquisitely and with so much orig- mood and meaning made the songs | inality s because he seems to have|ous exhibition of perfectly attuned clear to most of his andience. been brought up used to a very differ- | ensemble {vln}'lnu by two solo artists as * FEODOR CHALIAPIN SINGS. The first number, “Yermak Timo-|ent kind of cemetery than we know |is one of the rarest things in this 3 An audlence packed Poli’'s Theater to | fefeviteh.” a folk legend. w! s over here. In his book, “Pages from [world. Sometimes the plano led with 3 | standing room capacity yesterday after- | IppolitofT-Ivanoft (a very ad tale), was| My Life.” he has described the Russian |quick melodies under Mr. Hofmann's noon and the majority lingsred even | dulv contrasted with the seventeenth | cemeteries, saying: “They are the most | fingers that lured the violin into soaring | Congress for consolidating architectural, after the magic hour of 8 pm. to ap- century song bv Padre Martinl, “Plalsit | heautiful spots imaginable, perpetual |amplifications of them, sometimes the | conctruction and engineerd ctivities plaud and hope for “just one more | d'’Amour.” in which the florid trills gardens, set deep in the woods. with|fyiolin shyly suggested the motif and > gineering act e The reason was that Feodor | the high sustaned tones were marvels | bonutiful trees and flowers In the great=| (ho piano bore down upon it with [0f the Government, which now are O iapin. the grent bassa. had Te- | of accamplishment for n singer with as | est bundance. Charming pools and | joceyfting embroideries of the theme. | scattered among 28 Federal agencies, s et Washington_ for the first ' deep a bass volce as Chaliapin's. Then | thady paths invite the visitor to rest|;Three composers were presented. GHeg. | indicated In a letter from Secretary of time in several vears to sing a recital | one of the songs that Chaliapin has|or stroll. There in the shimmering|iho Norweglan, supplied a delightful program. It was obvious that the | made distinetly his own, Flegter's “The [ moonlight, while the nightingale's| “Sonata fn F Major, Opus 8 Cesar the Interior Work, read yesterday at the P "Nad somewhat of & cold: when | fam- followed, with its elover echo | chant casis its magie spell. young men | prncic the Belgian, was represented by | MCCUng of Associated General Con- one went back stage after the concert | effeets. There o artistic beautifitl | and women come {0 express $he Strong- | {ha yiove soulful “Sonata. in A Major.” | Urctors of America, in session here. A Gormidable array of “spravers” for | songs sueh ns Schumann's “In My | est desire of the living in the very | .o‘aticrying to the emotions. Then at |, The Sccretary’s communication, ad- the throat greeted the eve. However. Dreams T Bitterly Wept™ (thongh not | midst of the dead.” B Y g o the Brch “Goneerto n | dressed to Gen. R. C. Marshall, Jr., By the Associated Press [ in spite of an occastonal slight huski= fn German). “Konchak's ~Air” “from | "Ts it any wonder that Chaliapin O o s a6 played as this| Washington. D. C. head of the Con- An invitation to attend a patriotic | ness the Russian boar of songsiers Was| RBorodine's nee Tgor.” and *he|a poet—is a singing artist? I G Minor. Opus 26, pinyed as this]iractors’ Association. declared that calebration at St. John's College in An- | in marvelous mood and many were the | pors! of Rubinstein. Alsn| - - true music lover the entire program was ':!’:v‘l't"“sfil r;"‘-:vtl' conditions efficient and | o ks o ee s oot i i e Mme lea Tuboshutz, a Russtan flittle heavy. The plano part of those|approval of the consolidation plans em- e o Marciana. who. ten- | control. mto silence. . There is nobody | ~The - Government f {violinist. who has the powerful quaiity | sonatas ncidentally,is b accompanist’s | bodied in a meagire introduced by Rep- | B 0 ) land, whe - 1 ! G n arae 9 o stro ¢, yet | fob, but requires a er musiclan as | regentative i nvitatior 8 at | who o8 haliapin. His ds o of the of a man in the stroke of her bow, ye 1 ster musicla resentative Efflu ‘JI&!“‘““"“" i m“1:hr:q;qn’:fldx"rsm“lk\:sfl?m‘n rl:‘n‘l‘l.mrvd by :\mm \\,','rl\d ,,“N“n“fm the delicions | the tenderness and subtle emotion that l’mn h a8 :l\; _\u_rl'lpun-ut_r«]uum-x one The exercises will be held under the | his own intelligent efforts. mimiery and sareastic humor of which {18 truly nrm_l.:]u:o n 1u.(r-|'prrlsdlnn gg"“'m""; sg.-’x‘d:lxlfm i s = i ahercy tice Gnger which Wasitinglon | mr. Chaliapin sang two groups of | Chaliapin s a master. He was ably jmade her Washin i i ol B S R s e B Rt and ctte addressed citizens of AN- | conge’ selocting them, as is his original assisted throughout the by \'M;\l‘);m "\-m‘ m\’{r-"”',‘r"“’q;""‘“”'"‘; N j"“( ‘Q»‘ D ',“ I,"‘T' I "r" ,"."0- B B ot . || people who have a swollen. painful napolis wistom. from “his leetle book.” Max Rabinowitch. a fuprens nt rec with ann, the | New York and Philadeipnia of iie' SEVERLY HILLS. Calif.. Janwary 26| inflamed foint, whether in knee. el- After the exercis nt and | whieh very good English trans ~ompanist. and. in piano solos, an ant planist and now director of the | charm of these two artists in such foint | ().—Mrs. Rose C. Douras, mother of ||| bow, shoulder, ankle, arch or finger Mrs: Coolidge wil of honor | are given for the benefit of the interpreter of Godowsky in particular Institut Music, under the | rams; Washington found verifica- Marion Davies, screen star, died at her at dinner. ence. The translations are hardly nec- ' The real climax of the afternoon was |2t nd terday morning.—H. F.' home here yesterd; Death was d Established The celebration will commemorate KAHN on 7th St. 32 Years the Annapolis convention of 1786 which | Specials Friday and Saturday many historians believe to have been U. 8. Architectural and Engineer- ing Agencies May Be Joined. WEST BADEN, Ind., January 26 (#). —Approval of legislation now before . . I'ry Joint-Ease for Painful . . i Joints and Rheumatic Agony i i | and for rheumatic agony it is used by | thousands, Of course, it 15 generally used for the relief of such superficial ailments as lumbago, neuralgia, nenritis: sore. | l]ame, aching muscles, stitch in the side, crick in the neck; sore, burning | feet! or chest colds, because of 1t | “onthing. % penetrating action. | S0 M yon ve a pain-tormented int ask for a tiube of Joint-Ease at President Will Attend Pa- triotic Celebration on May 15. 12 Days’ Free Trial Pharmacists Everywhere In America Recommend This Inexpensive Remedy Just Rub It On. such . ¥ They call this successful prepara- tlon “Joint-Ease” because the man | Joint ask for who turned the trick worked for i@ h'lml store in America. Rub it years to perfect some low-priced N thorouzhly to help bring about th remedy that should really benefit the ed relief as quickly as pos- ! millions of people who have one or won't be disappointed in | more joints that need helpful atten- 60 cents a tube. You & ton. get Joint-Ease at Peoples Mother of Marion Davies Dies. 8o “Joint-Ease" is prepared for Song LUBOSHUTZ AND HOFMA to an amazing diminished gradually, A M. Wyant, Republican, Pennsylvania.” s the Pr . PALAIS ROYA DOWNSTAIRS STORE Bargain Day—A nother Smashing Event! $900000000000000:0000000000000025¢ 300000000000:00000000 900000000922 Home . . # This Is a Very Special Friday Special! Men! Boys ! Kiddies! Remedies A Clearance of Furnishings and Clothing Remnants of the Phone Us— Weisberger Department Store, b C Winter Coats We Deliver Richmond, Virginia $1.00 Wampole's . . Cod Liver Oil Closing out at the very lowest prices 10 Men's $4.95 and $5.95 20 BOyS' For Misses, Women, and Juniors Established the site of the real beginning of the 32 Years American Constitution. In_ addition to the President. the governors of the 13| ofiginal States have been invited. as well as the descendants of the men who played leading parts in the his- torical events which centered in An- napolis. G Strect At Eleventh EYES EJAMINED FREE TALL CEDARS TO GATHER. Capitol Forest to Hold Initiation Fine Quality Shell Frames Three Registered Optometrists in Attendance @ Finest Quality and Program Tonight. Toric Spherical Capitol Forest. No. 104. Tall Cedars of Lebanon. will hold an initiation cere- meny in the Willard Hotel tonight at 7 c'tlock. 10 be followed by a “Ladies’ night.” to be featured by a program of cntertainment and dancing at 9 pm. The program will include drills by the Roral Rangers, captained by Harry Tryon, and songs by them. led by Hern con Morsell: readings by Miss Florence Adams, vocal selections v Miss Lillian Chenowith and several “surprise” acts The dance music will be furnished by the Tall Cedars Band, led by Charles R Brll L 4 Complete Outfit, With Case and Cleaner Inclvded LECTURES ON WAGNER. Dr. Paul Gleis, professor of German at Catholic University, lectured last night on the legendary settings of the Wag- | nerian operas and Tennyson's vlle | of the King” before the Arthurian | Study Club of the Medieval Academy at , the Knights of Columbus Evening Sghool It was the first meeting of this group. which plans to meet every ‘Wednesday night. “Libraries and Medieval Culture,” will be the subject of a public lecture to presented Tuesday night at the spool by Rev. Boniface Stratemeier. pmfessor of history at Catholic Uni- - o PALAISROYAL G STREET AT ELEVENTH $1.00 Wampole's Creo-Terpin 79 7% All-Wool Sweaters ..$2.39 s 25 Men's S1 Leather Belts, 45¢ O‘t;’l‘cl(\)?ts and Mackinaws 210 Men's $2 Shirts. ... . 69 28 Men's $3.98 and $4.98 All-Wool Union Suits, $1.89 $3'49 43 Men's 98c and 89c : Undershirts ... .‘ul;!lflr;.z\fl;rllv for S«“".; = . D to § 95, here are jus 23 Chl]‘.,r?" s 8% these few and (‘("v‘\' Jarr Play Suits wanted by everyone. 35 Children’'s 59¢ and 79%¢ Sty ].1,1&4, 5, 6, 7, 8 16, Cotton-ribbed Union 7and 18 Suits, 2 for............25¢ 8 Men's §1.00 175 Boys’ Blouses, Values Cloth Hats, llC' This 1s a bargain you will never regret. Not all sizes up to §1 in this group. These are in the 7 Boys' Corduroy Suits These suits sold for $9.98. The good, serviceable $2.98 Palals Royal—Downstairs Store sults for school and play wear. Ages 14, 15, 16, 0500000000000 06:00000000000000¢ “KAHN OPTICAL CO. Genuine Toric KRYPTOK Invisible Bifocal Lenses near and far). Best lenses made. Sold regularly $15. Special price Monday $1.00 Cardui 617 Seventh St. N.W. Exquisitely furred— some with fur collars and cuffs. Shawl and mushroom collars and deep cuffs. Sport and dress coats. All the popular colors — black, red, blue, brown and tans, Palals Royal—Downstairs Store. $1.00 Fellows' Hypophosphites 89 65¢ Father John's Medicine, 49¢ 17. There are just five, so if these will fit you come nontly 65¢ Swamp Root 47c 0000000000000 000000000000000000000000 V1000000000004 000000000000000¢¢0030 Friday BARGAINS In Qur Odd Lot Furniture Section On the Fifth Floor To make room for new stock. we offer these odd pieccs and many others at the followmg very low prices. We have set aside a ]arge portion of the fifth floor for this sale—plenty of salespeople. Thisisonly a few of the many bargains. you‘“ fmd many others! $259.50 Walnut Vencered Dining Room Suite .. 10 pie » 1 estry upholstered chairs ...-$159.75 full size hed—chest of drawers and chair $193 4-piece Enamel & Decorated Bedroom Suite, §95 1 rge Lureau $169 Three-picce Living Room Suite. . Figured Jacquard velour taupe and old ros --$129 $49.75 Large Wing Chair—Spring Cushion. . §27.50 Jac 4 velour ¢« $39.75 Floor Lamp— erings Silk Shade. . ..........$17.25 1! standard black and gold finish $34.75 Three-piece Fiber-Gray & Blue Suite. ... $25 Cretonne cushions, 56-inch settee $15.50 Imitation Mahogany Console Table. .. $775 36 e hes long es Jong y 32 inches high $13.50 Mahogany-Finish Radio Cabinet Table, $7, 95 3734 inches long by 31 inches high Drop screen | mt with inserted horn $12.50 Breakfast Room Serving Table. . ..... $595 In ivory W raver gray and decorated enamels and turned legs $6.95 ()rccfi Shaded Smoking Stand.......... $2.25 1 ickel cures $6.50 Matting Box, 32 inches long by 15 inches high $36.50 Mahoga legs $391.25 Two-Piece Foyer Suite Damask and n Slightly soiled and sold “as is ny Console Table whair with down cushions, " v RIS Turned front $125 Ruffled Marquisette Curtains, 3%¢ White barred marquiseite, with dainty colored ruffies. 2': vards long, and can be neatly and attrac- Lively tied back in the popular style $1.50 to $2.98 Filet Net Panels, 98¢ There are Just one or two of a kind of these samples. 21, yards long 36 to 45 inches wide, in white or ccru. All-over designs, and neatly finished with 3-inch silk fringe. 10 Yds. of English Long Cloth, 99¢ Full bleached and absolutely free from dressing, and has a soft chamots finish. This durable ma- terfal makes serviceable underwear for kiddies, 81x90 Krinkle Bedspreads 79¢ Seamless, with natural ground and colored stripes Remnants of Fancy Linens 2V%¢ Scarfs, Center Pleces, Towels \lles, Napkins and many other s that you will want to add to i dinen supply. Most of th are sample pieces and are slight solled from handling Bleached Muslin, 12'z¢ Remnant lengths of the 19¢ grade. This Is a yard wide, with a very soft finish. Full bleached. Misses' and Children's High Shoes, $1.98 “Tan and black ealf, with faney com- binations, Solid leather soles and uppers. Bome have rubber heels at- tached. Sizes 85 to 2. The prac- tical School Shoe. Misses' and Children's Felt Bootees, 79¢ Fancy cuff tops, with heavy padded soles Blue and red, and attractive- ly trimmed. All sizes from 8 to 2 Women's Low Shoes, $1.79 A large varlety of styles, in patent leather, satin, velvet, tan and black calf. A large range of heel heights and’ sizes Women's Leather House Slippers, Roe With heavy padded soles, in the serviceable colors of red, blue, brown and gray. All are the comfortable opera style. A good range of sizen 8" Conts, $398 Fur trimmed or plain. Bizes 3 t0 16 These conts sold for great deal more, In fact, some of them sold for ns Kigh an $10.00, An odd lot 127—-$198 and $229 Linen Luncheon Sets, $1.49 45x45 or 52x52 inch cloths with six napkins to match. Pure linen of white with colored borders. 624 Bath Towels, 29¢ each Sold regularly for 39¢ cach. Not the skimpy fize but the large absorbent «i7e you like after a shower. Attrac- tive colored stripes or jacquard bor- ders. 15--$348 to $4.98 Linen Table Cloths, $2.98 These are slightly sofled from hand- ling. A varlety of sizes—but all of pure linen. $1.29 Hand-Embroidered Pillows, $1.00 Real madeira _hand - embroidered slips with silk floss pillow. Cotton Sheet Blankets, 88¢ This may be just the extra_weight you need for this weather. Double- bed size. Attractive block plaids. All:Wool Blankets, $§ Seconds of $8 grade. 66x80 double- bed size and weigh 41 pounds. Pure wool in woven block plain. destgns with 3-inch satin bindings $1.59 to §1.98 Costume Slips, $1.00 Slips of fine white nalnsook, striped sateen, lingerette and broadeloth Talored or lace trimmed, with strap or bullt-up shoulder and hip hems Black, white and pastel shades. Sizes 36 to 52 59¢ Novelty Aprons, 29¢ Of gay colored cretonnes with bright, salld colored trimmings. Neat and trim for the housewife $1.98 Infants’ Sweaters, $1.00 Slightly sofled. All white sweater neatly trimmed with pink or blue edgings. Red Seal Victor Records for Only 3% Just A few of these double-faced records of favorite artists. You will find your particular favorite if you come I early. $1.59 to $1.98 Women's Flannelette Pajamas, $1.00 “Parkway Neat stripes and figure nelette. In two-plece long sleeves. Some are s ed from handling. Sizes 3 Q. R. S. Music Rolls 2 for 25¢ This 1s & very speclal offer and we are only too glad to be able to offer 1t Lo you. A good selection of popular numbers from which to choose, Palals Royal—Downstairs Store 19 Bridge Lamp Bases, $1 7 Rebuilt Apex Cleaners .. 7 Rebuilt Premier Cleaners 1 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner $IR.S0 13 Boys' Overcoats, . $2.98 23 Boys' 4-pe. Suits. , $2.98 .$18.50 .$IR.50 $1.00 Marmola 450 Plute Tablets, 790 Wa Mo 30 Yager's Liniment, 240 $1.00 Tyree's Powder, 7% Special Clearance Lot 289 Boys' Sweaters. .. S0¢ 36 Coat Sweaters. ... $1.00 16 Boys' Overcoats. . $1.98 2 Boys' Suits. . 25 Boys' Pajamas 20 Boys' Shirts, < 5 Men's Work Shives 175 Men's Broadeloth SN oo o Palais Roysl—Downstalrs Store NS¢ Ovaltine oo 78¢ Dextrio Maltase, 8% PALAIS ROYAL e Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 47c $1.00 Todd's Tonic, 7% e — $1.00 Farfe's Hypo-Cod, 7% $1.35 Gude's Pepto-Mangan 1.19 $ | $1.10_Tanlac 9% I e 60c Fleet's Phospho-Soda 47c $125 Creamulsion 98¢ $115 Dare's Mentha Pepsin 9 $1.00 Dr. Miles' Nervine, 8% e 35¢ Hall's Cherry Fxpectorant 30¢ Phenolax 19 20c MeNeal's, Spts. Camphor e 3e Harper's Headache Medicine, e s — 25¢ White Pine and Tar, 19% J0¢ Bell's Pine Tar and Hooey P ———— o ASe Tensiline I e e —— P —— $1LO0 Scott's Fawulsion, 8% e —— 08¢ Glover's Mange Medicine, 49 M0e Camphos phemgue, 27¢ 25¢ Mentholatum Tube, 1% Favorite, 98¢ B — $1A8 De. Pierce's | 00000000000 000000000000000000000000009 Bargains for S0c Children's dresses, sweaters, bunga- low aprons, rompers, house dresses. blouses and other articles—all worth much more. Boys' $1.00 Cotton & Flannel Shirts & Blouses, 35¢ 50c to 75c Women's and Children's Knit Underwear, 35¢ Slight Irregulers Fleeced Union Suits are warm and snug and come all the way down to the ankle. Sizes 2 to 4. Women's snug_fitting Union Suits. Closed style. Broken assortment o children’s vests, pantas, bloomers and union sults. Also & few women's vests and pants in this group. 25c and 29¢ Men's Socks, 19¢ Get him the supply he needs. Plat and fancy Men's hose of serviceable colors and attractive color combina- tions. Sizes 10 to 11'; collectively. $1.95 to $2.95 Men's Union Suits, $1.49 Al perfect. Tong sleeve, ankle length wool mixed Union Suits. The kind that Is warm and serviceable and not bulky. There are not all stres in this particular assortment s0 come in early and have first cholce. §1 to $1.25 Men's Underwear, 79¢ Ankle length, medium and heavy- welght Union Suits with long sleeves. Athletic Union Suits, short drawers and rayon shirts. All first quality and are much in demand. 19¢ to 35¢ Boys' and Girls' Stockings, 2 for 25¢ There 12 a lovely assortment tn this group—long stockings. s length sport hose and half socks tive colorings and color combina- tions. A broken assortment of sizes from 4 to 10, collectively. 59 to $S1 Women's ilk Hose, 49¢ First quality and & few slight irreg- ulars. Silk and rayon and stk hose with seamed backs. All the suftable for this scason's wear, o 35¢ to 7S¢ Women's Hosiery, 250 First quality and irregulars. Sk, rayon, lisle thread and mercerised cotton. A large assortment of black and colored hose. Various sises and Attrac- - 6900000000000 0000000000000000000000000 ors and combinat: . Top strap handles. Metal frames. N lined and fitted. 79¢ to $1.00 Suede Fabric Gloves, S0c pr. Durably made with embroidered ¢ styles. The popular colors of cocoa. oak, gray and many others. 75¢ to $1.50 Women's and Children's Underwear, 50c¢ These are manufacturer's samples o: vests, pantas and union suits. Al perfect and of the serviceable me- tum and heavy weight. There arc ome children’s union suits and sep- rate garments and & few pairs of women's mercerised sport bloomers. Sroken sizes. White Broadcloth Blouses $1.00 Slightly solled. With high or low necklines. Broken sizes, 34 to 42. $2.98 & $3.98 Infants’ Sweater Sets, §1.98 led. All white with pink v edgings. Al sets, tan, red and dlue © older child: 22 §5.98 Little Tots' Silk Dresses, $3.98 These little dainty dresses will make attractive party dresses. Crepe de chine or tud silk. Daintilly made and trimmed in satin riddon o !Ze‘ I'\G‘aebu& Light shades o6 Stres For the Rainy Dav $298 Children's Rain Coats, SLOO Rubberized satee: $ Quality. In green, red. S0 $2.98 1o §3.98 Rayon Costume Slips, SLO Neatly made of sham and chse knit neatly tatlored and fancy bottoms Sises 36 to 30 Bu all colors. Riack and pas 38 Rovs' & Kiddies' W & S0 Pajamas & Niteshirt All are of soft, warm fa: 10 Silk Dresses, N The ond of theee a! for Sunday as such & price. Sies 3 0 & very good dlue. Staes Palas Royal—Dewnstairs Stare The Three-Group Special Clearance of All Remnants Formerly sold for 19¢ to 69 12%c yd.| 19¢ yd. Ravon Fabrics, Percales, Ginghams, | Currain Mai | Cretonne Goods Domesties, Prints, Printed Dimities and others. \viles, Goods, § Suitin i Marguisettes, Vaoiles, Sateen, Lingerie Ma- terialy, ete, Vining 29¢ vd. Novelty Ravess Plain Ravens, Raven Marquisettes, Nov- elty - Wash Gowds Silk and Cotteon Crepes, Printed Cot ton Foulands and vthers. Palaby Royab-Downstairs Stare oS0 Dryeo o 8o Anti phlogistine, 48 SO0 Harliok's Malted Milk, 3¢ DOWNSTAIRS STORE 18 Bulax Figs, 1l ASe D, Soholl's