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Evening star., 1923-08-15

Friends Of President Coolidge con-
cerned in his nomination, and there Is
not the slightest doubt in any ones
mind that he will be a candidate for
the nomination, are anxious to get the
sense of the west: whether there will
he disaffection Of republicans on Sec
tional grounds. President Coolidge, 1t
is said by politicians, is sure to be re-
garded as a distinctly New England
product
What they would like to ascertain
az soon as possible is whether sec
tional prejudice prevails to any con-
siderable degree. There is question in
their minds whether the fact that he
was so quickly accepted by the east
and so early put to the front by New
England supporters as the man to be
nominated in 1924 has started any
dangerous back-fire OF opposition to
him, an dof sectional rivalry by other
candidates.
ON this score they: are comforted
somewhat by the thought that in many
sections of the west. the important men
in the community have New England
ancestry and traditions In every Sec
ton. however, there are men whose
nolitical stock In trade :is criticism and
yituperation Of the east and New
England.
Evening star., 1923-08-15

The last generation had it's blood
curdling sensation in the stories about
how the Ancient Order Of Free and
Accepted Masons was numbering all
those who betrayed the secrets Of Ma
sonry. The preposterousness Of the
tale gradually CAUSED It to die out.
Not many years ago there were SINH
lar stories about the KRights of Co.
lumbus. detailing how they were
sworn to treason to the United States
Evening star., 1923-08-15

| @. What adulterants are used in
! candy?-M. c. O.
/ A. The common adulterants used in
some cheap candy are terra alba.
| kaolin and other mineral substitutes
| inte led to give weight and volume
| to the mass. Federal and state laws
have been enacted to restrict such
! practices.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
CENTRAL-"Ths Woman
Chains"

Beginning this afternoon at and
continuing through Wednesday, THE
Woman In Chains" will be shown for
the first time in Washington. The
stellar roles arc played by e. K. Lin
coin. Martha Mansfield. Mrs. Rodolph
Valentino. William Tooker and Joseph
Striker.
"The Woman In Chains" has Its
locale in Martinique. picturesque
island in tho French West Indies. The
story relates the experiences OF a car
nival queen. who pledges herself to a
young art student. who goes to Paris
10 study and there falls in love with q
beauty of the underworld. Paul
Marceau, the artist, returns to his frst
Iove and thus precfpitates a unique
climax. Mr.. Lincoln is cast as the
young artist, Mrs. Valentino as his
betrothed and Martha Mansfield as
Claudia Marvelle, the demi -moudatne.
The bill will be augmented by va
riety of short subjects and special
pipe organ program, played by w. E.
r. Thompson on the new orchestra
unit de luxe organ.
Marie corellfs famous story
bill, beginning Thursday. Jane Novak
plays the role Of the young girl from
the Norwegian hills who became q
dazzling bird OF Paradise over night
and had London society at her feet.
rhA supporting cast includes Barbara
Tenpant, June Elvidge, Bert Sprotte,
wSdgewood Newell and Virginia Me-
yak.
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LINC0LN-The Stars of eliza"

i, Today only, at the Lincoln Theater,
the stars Of Liza the current Broad
way hit among colored revues and the
only legitimate successor to Shuttle
Along, will appear in special perform
ances. These comedians, singers and
ment.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
bianche Sweet. John Bowers, June Ell
yidge and Louise Fazenda will be shown
IN Quincy Adams Sawyer" The added
onering VIII be "Pitter Patter'' and a
new Issue OF the Kilograms.
thursday the regular photoplay policy
will again be temporarily abandoned.
owing to the theater's having been
rented for that day only.
frloay ana Saturday, Broken
Chains" the Chicago Daily News Sid. o0o
nrst prize scenario, is announced, with
Goneen Moore and Ernest Terrence.
Here Is a picture in which love Interest
and thrills vie, for Dominance Of the
spectators mind. "A new Issue of the
Fox News also will be given.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

into the future. Through a weird COM
btnation Of circumstances he becomes
involved in mysterious enterprises in
India and undergoes a series of remark
able experiences, which finally culrni-
nate in Hindoo wedding. The climax
OF the picture is reached when il is dis
closed that the bride is the American
girl who was: always the choice of his
heart. The leading feminine role Is
played by Wanda Hawley. The added
comedy will be Hurd's "Railroa ding"
WEDNESDAY and Thursday. Thomas
Melshan will be shown in THE Man
Who Saw Tomorrow" by Perley Moore
Sheehan and Frank Condon Meighan
is cast in the role Of Burke Hammond
and Is supported by Theodore Roberts.
Leatrfce- JOY, Juno Elvidge and Eva
Die"
Nine Points OF the Law" with Helen
Gibson, will be shown Friday and sat
urday. The story abounds in stirring
cnmaxes and elements OF suspense.
Morning"
Evening star., 1923-01-28
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Greater Washington Lodge, No. 126,
met Tuesday evening and arrange
ments were completed for participa-
ton in the annual fraternal fair to be
held the week of February IL at the
Coliseum. The degree staff was placed
in charge of all matters connected
with the fair. S. H. Williamson spoke
regarding the National Literary So
ciety and its objects. A communica-
tion was read, from Baltimore Lodge,
No. 20. thanking Greater Washington
Lodge for the services of the degree
stan at the recent class initiation in
Baltimore. 1t Is expected the next
out-of-town initiation by the team
will be at Richmond, where State Or
ganizer Mifka expects to have a class
ready shortly.
Proposals concerning the erection
of a new headquarters building were
presented and discussed.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed by the chairman to prepare a
list of nominees for Office, to be- voted
Upon at a meeting to take place In
March. The committee Is composed
of the: present officers and five other
members of the lodge. A meeting of
this committee Will be held Tuesday
evening. =
A special meeting of Washington
Lodge of the Ladies of Mooseheart
Legion will be held Friday evening.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
PALACE-Dorothy Dalton
Ozark Secrets"

In Dark Secrets" shown at the
Palace Theater beginning this after
noon. Dorothy Dalton forsakes the
enactment of outdoor roles and offers
the characterization Of a society
woman. This production offers Miss
Dalton a remarkable opportunity for
the display Of her talents as an emo
tional actress.
Edmund Goulding Is the author OF
Dark Secrets and scenarized it.
The cast includes Robert Ellis, Jose
Ruben, Ellen Cassidy. Pat Harrtgan,
Warren Cook.
The latest Christie comedy success.
Hazel From Hollywood" will be
shown; the latest issue of the Pathe
News pictures Of world events, Topics
Of tho Day, and an overture by the
Palace Symphony Orchestra, under
the direction of Mr.. Thomas Joseph
Cannon, complete the program. So
In Dark Secrets" Miss Dalton ap-
pears as a girl who is injured la q
riding accident, and apparently Grip
pled for life. To obtain health and
love, she agrees to marry an Egyptian
doctor II he can cure her, but after
The cure is effected the doctor Is
killed In a. struggle with the girl. but
not before he has demonstrated his
mower for evil.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Lewis Stone
and Barbara La MARI, in Rex In
grams "Trifins Women; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Blanche sweet and
Sawyer; Thursday. Marion Dawes,
in The Young DIANA" and Paul Par,
rott. In Mr.. Hippo; Friday, May Nc
Avoy. In '"The Top of New York"
and Dan Mason, in 'ToonervilIe Top
ics Saturday, Helene Chadwick,
James Kirkwood and Richard Dix in
THE Sin Flood" and comedy, "our
Gang"
Evening star., 1923-01-28
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Grand Lecturer George Z. Heisley,
as deputy grand chancellor, assisted
by Grand Keeper of Records and
Seals William A. Kimmel, as deputy
grand prelate, and Grand Master at
Arms Albert f. Gorham installed the
arms of CaIanthe Lodge Monday
evening. Resolutions of respect on
the death of late Grand Prelate
Charles W. Henderson were adopted.
An appropriation was made for the
relief bureau. Grand Chancellor
Jacob Nussbaum. Grand Vice Cham
cellor E. W: Heiss; Past Grand
Chancellors C. r. Grouse and Paul
Snyder and r. B. Ford were visitors.
A large delegation of Pythians went
to Baltimore Tuesday evening to at
tend the 1923 class Initiation in the
page rank, under the auspices Of the
Grand Lodge. The work was conferred
by the amplined rank team of Noun
tain City Lodge, No. 20, of Frederick,
Md, in the Lyric Theater. Delega-
tions from all parts of Maryland and
representatives from nearby states
filled the Lyric to the doors. The
program included addresses by Sec
retary of Labor James J. Davis,
Representative Thomas r. Connally
of Texas and Past Grand chancellor
Harvey l.. Price. Grand Cnancellor
H. c.. Blake presided. Invocation by
Rev. Dayton Baird Miller.
Home Lodge will install officers to-
morrow evening, as follows: Daniel
RothwelI. c. c.; D. c. Walker, v. C.;
Charles F. Hayden, M. at A; d. J.
Roberts. prelate; w. NJ. Slater, M. OF
F.; r. e. Bragg, NJ. of E.: r. Fl. Yates.
X. Of r. and s.; r. w. Waters, I. G.;
NJ. r. CrandalI, o. G., and representa-
tives to Grand Lodge, Joseph Bailey,
f. e. Bragg. Daniel Rothwell, ID. c.
Walker and r. W. Waters.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, Uniform
Rank, elected officers Monday evening.
The installation will be a joint affair
with the officers of Colwell Company
to be held. February 5, when Gen.
William H. Loomis. major general of
tho Uniform Rank. wilt officiate as
installing officer. Arrangements are
under way for big meeting on that
occasion, including a reception to
Gen. Loonlis. who Is at present on
tour of inspection through the south
ern states and will stop over here
before returning to Detroit, Mich,
headquarters of the Uniform Rank
department.
Supreme Representative Perry p.
Patrick addressed Franklin Lodge
Tuesday evening on the forthcoming
convention OF Mystic Shrine. His
presentation was we'll received ana
created considerable interest among
the members, who Will Land support
Evening star., 1923-01-28
MASONIC.

LODGES.
Nonday-Potonac, No. 8, F. @. at q =
special at 7:30 p.m.; Lebanon.
No. Z, NJ. NJ, special at Z p.m.;
Pentalpha. No. 20, n. M, spe-
cial at 7:S0 p.m.; Mount Pleas
ant: No. s3, NJ. NJ. special at
Tu.sd.y@st, 5ohns, No. Il! NJ. NJ.
special a 5;30 PM; T.koma,
.D.c,cs csn:sn1l:a .s a:sG
sp s:M.M. hs spsei.f SsT :. Ss7qisism' : p.n. NO.
Thursday--Ma sonic Board Of Relief.
Baturday-School Of Instruction.
Il ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Anacostia. No. L.. grand visi-
tation.
Tuesdsy-.Coiumbia. No. 1. grand visi-
tatiou.
wednesd.y.,washinston. No. 2. grand
Friday-schooi Of Instruction.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
coMMANDERIES.'
Today-Brightwood Commandery, No.
9. services at the Emory NJ. e.
Church.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
Thnrsday-zabud Council, No. 4, de-
gree and smoker.
saturday-Grand Council. annual meet
ing; election of oficers.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.


A large class Of candidates for tho
first degree will be initiated at tho
February meeting of the Potomac
Council. More than twenty-five ~.o-
spective members are already on toe
list, and 1T is hoped to double this
number. At the last meeting an ad-
dress was delivered by Ignatfus Court
OF TOXIC. N. D.. full-blooded Sioux
indian, who is representative Gt
group who are prosecuting a su!t IN
the Court of Appeals. Announcement
has been made that a series of Satur-
day night dances would be given prior
to the Lenten season for the sick re-
lief benefit fund of the council: also
that the assembly Is aidirIs in ar
rangements for the knights Of Co
lumbus dance, February 10.
The council. in the near future, is
expecting. visit from a representa-
tive of the Shrine convention com
mittee to explain the civic aspects Of
the gathering to be held in Wash
ington next June. He will be given
the privilege of the floor to present
the plans thus far drawn up.
Z. A. Strudley. secretary of tho
keane Council boosters, was host at
luncheon Tuesday evening at bis
the Continental Hotel, Atlantic City,
\. J. The following were present: d.
J. Burke, chairman; w. a. Mulligan,
vice chairman; George B. Saur. treas1
urer; Frank Haske, John E. Burns
and r. F. krogman, reservation COM
mittee. At business meeting before
the luncheon program was arranged
for the boosters outing the week of
July %. Mr.. Duncan is the boosters
representative in Atlantic City and
will make the necessary arrange
ments at the seaside resort. Reserva-
tions are now open. Apply to Al Joy,
91S 10th street northwest, or George
B. Saur, treasurer, so * street north
east.
The boosters will give dance ST.
Patrick's day at the City Club.
Spalding Council minstrel troupe.
will give it's show Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at GonZaga Coll
lege Auditorium, 81 / street north
west
Special features will be impersona-
t.s sions by James mes Muir MIiroe and PaXid N,s
Shean." The Misses Catherine and
Helene Smith will do specially songs
and dances.
The minstrel will be the first of its
kind ever run by the local Knights OF
Columbus. .
The knights of Columbus band will
give a benefit dance for the band in
the knights of Columbus Hall Satur-
day, February 10.
Washington Council Tuesday night
at the knights of Columbus Home on
10th street will hold its first ladies'
night of the year. with an elaborate
musical program followed by dancing.
The knights Of Columbus Band of.
Washington will make its first ap-
pearance under that name, permis
sion having been received from the
will play several concert numbers and
furnish the dance music.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY. ---

Hope Council. No. I, Tuesday even
A class initiation is scheduled for the
last meeting, night in February. The
degree team" Is making progress
and expects to have the work com
p!eted soon. A. card party will be
given next Tuesday evening at Naval
Lodge Hall. 4th and Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, at 8 o'clock, under
the. direction of Mrs. Marie Carney,
assisted, by Mrs. Bessie Long and Mrs.
Sadie Jenkins. The monthly social
will be held on Tuesday evening,
February s.
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FRATERNITIES
Lodge Hall. l4th and Kenyon streets
northwest.

nortnWeot.
Matron Mabel X. Botsca OF Esther
Chapter, No. 5, announces that after
tho business session Thursday even-
Ing q special program of entertain
ment wal be. given. Grand Matron
Ttllfe G. Chauncy and Grand Patron
James A. West also will pay their
first offlcial visit to the home chapter
OF the grand patron. Monday even
ing. February 5, a dance will be given
at 1917 r street, with a program OF
"musique fameuse"
Owing to the illness Of the worthy
matron. the associate matron. Miss
MARY p. Allen. presided at the last
meeting of Martha Chapter. Follow
ing a short business session the chap
ter was entertained with solos by
Past Grand Patron Charles Roberts
OF Eleotas- Chapter, Stanley w. Bell
OF Esther Chapter and Mrs. Margue-
rite Sanford OF Martha Chapter.
Junior Past Grand Matron Mrs. Flora
=. Campbell and Past Grand Patron
George w. Mobray made short ad-
Evening star., 1923-01-28
ODD FELLOWS.

LODGES.
Mond.y,Cnion. No. IL; Beacon. No.
Iuesday-Washington, No. 8; Golden
Rule. No. II. degree.
Wednesday-Eastern. No. Z: Harmony.
No. 9: Covenant. No. 10, degree:
Friendship. No. IL. third degree.
Ihursday~Colnmbia. No. 10: Salem,
No. 90: Langdon. No. 2e; Bright.
wood, No. 30. degree
Friday-Central, No. 1; Metropolis. No.
l6; Federal City, No. 20, degree.
PATRIARCHs MILITANT.
Wa shington, No. 1,
drill.
ENCAMPMENTs. -
Observation-Disclosures No. I, degree.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Thursday-Dorcas. No. 4. degree.
Friday-Miyiam, No. g, degree.
saturday-Ladies' Auxiliary Canton
Washington, No. /, social.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Avenue Grand,

Today and tomorrow, Blanche Sweet
and John Bowers. in Quincy Adams
Sawyer; Tuesday and "wednesday,
Rex. Ingram's "TrifiinE women:
Thursday. Helene Chadwick, James
Kirkwood and Richard Dix. In sThe
Sin Flood" and Mr.. aad Mrs. Carter
Dc Haven. in Twin Husbands; !;
Friday. Marion Davies. In "The Young,
Diana" and Paul PARROT, I'm "Mr.
Hippo; Saturday, May McAvoy, in
"The Top of New York" and "Our
Gang" in Saturday Morning."
Evening star., 1923-01-28
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.

Members of Court District of Co
lumbia. No. 2l2. will be the guests of
Court Baltimore at q banquet Tues
day in the Southern Hotel, that city,
to celebrate the eighth anniversary
of the institution Of the court. Arch
bishop Curley will make the principal
address Reservations may be made
through the local officers, who have
arranged to have the last delegation
to leave Union station at 5 Pm.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD.

Hickory Camp hereafter will hold
Its conventions on the first and third
thursdays. Capt. c. A. Tupper is
arranging drills for the Uniform
Rank Company in preparation for the
encampment next summer. Hickory
VIII conduct a. booth at the fraternal
circus next week.
Oak Camps team, under command
OF Capt. Cole. is preparing for the
encampment. The new membership
campaign is to be supported to the
utmost with view to outfitting the
AK carriers with new uniforms. Past
Consul w. G. Stott is in charge of the
membership drive.
rridpn Alpha nfsh. fGamp ,o is to to organize next
augurated by State Manager Jones.
Dicky and Litchfield and Consul
Commander Jones will take active
part in the contest. Clerk D. w
will help.
Consul Commander William A.
Riley made his inaugural speech on
Friday evening at crowded con-
vention of Elm Camp. Col. James
Freeland also made a talk.
j. l.. Pumphrey reported the bust
ness of the Boosters Club at the ses-
sion OF Old Glory Camp Consul
Commander Wilsher announced that
he had interviewed a number of the
"old-timer5' who voiced their inten-
tion to get back into harness and
take part in the business of the
camp.
Consul Commander Louis r. Litz
of Maple urged his camp to send a
full delegation to the Boosters Club.
which. he stated, was genuinely
representative body, doing splendid
work for the fraternity.
Banker William Schonberger ad =
dressed Mount Vernon Camp at its
last meeting. The camp pledged It's
support to the new plan which has
supplanted the deputy system.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
cRANDALLS-Rodolph Valentino
in "The Young Rajah."

Rodolph Valentino is the star of the
bbiil at Crandalrs Theater, beginning
this afternoon at 3. In ''The Young
Rajah." Valentino Is cast az youth
who was brought to New England and
adopted into the Judd family, where he
revealed q ramArkable ability to hook
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Rodoiph VAL
entino, in The Young Rajah," and
Neely Edwards. in Love Drops;
Tuesday, Tom Moore and Edith Rob-
erts. in "Pawned." also "A Case
of Identity; Wednesday, Every
woman" with Violet Heming: Thurs
day, Cecil De Miles It'll I Come
Back to YOU" also Mack Sennetts
"On PATROL: Friday. The Isle of
Zorda," from Jules Ferne's Matthias
Sandorf," also Buster Keaton. in
Frozen North" and Saturday, Rupert
Hughes RENE nfbrance," also Paul
Parrot, in THE White Blacksmith"
matinee attraction. Ruth Roland, in
Timber Queen" No. 13.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

which II is believed q class. of at
ieast zoo will be obtained at an early
gate. President HeFpman expresseS
himself as much pleased with the at
.sndance and enthusiasm shown at
the meeting
congressional Council met on Wed.
'nesday last at Typog .aphicsl Temple
Tor lts annual installation ceremonies,
winch were conducted by Senator c.
r. Haden, assisted by c. p. Ryan. as
marsha, and E. Y. Gibbons. An oyster
supper was served at the close.
National Council was unable to hold
its meeting for installation Thursday
last, as intended. owing to unavoid-.
able absence of some of Its officers. It
Is arranging to have a large meeting
In February. at which the same dele
cation will be present for the purpose
OF installing the officers.
United Council met Friday. tho
principal feature being the instalia-
ton or officers for 1928. The cere-
monies were conducted by Eastern
Manager r. e. Ferguson. assisted by
Senator J. Harry Jones of Victory
Council, j. Z. Borland Of Potomac
Council and S. II. jacobson and p. NJ.
kennerly. The usual distribution OF
attendance prizes was made- and q
bunet luncheon was served
Evening star., 1923-01-28
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Old Glory Council, No. 12. at its last
meeting, received it's share of .>fhe
tickets for the second annual Wash
ington fraternal fair, for the week
Of February 10, to be held in the
Coliseum. Tomorrow the council will
have its weekly social hour. Mrs. l.
Cody will be In charges -e,..t-,s
Evening star., 1923-01-28

lamy; Tuesday. Cecil B. De Miles
"For Better. for WORSE also Harold
Lloyd comedy; Wednesday. Viola
Dana, In "June Madness" also Pathe
News ana Aesop's Fabfes;> Thursday.
Ethel Clayton, in "If I Were Queen";
Friday. THE World and His Wife,
also Educational comedy, "Torchy's
Nut Sundae"; Saturday. Lionel Harry
more and Seena Owens. In ~The Face
in the Fog" also Pathe News and
Aesop's Fables. ~
Evening star., 1923-01-28
FaYonte.

Today and tomorrow. Wesley Barry.
in Rags to Riches; Tuesday, Dustin
Farnum, in "Oathbound"; "Wednesday,
William Fox's my Friend the Devif'; !;
THURSDAY, Richard Tslmadge; In the
in "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow,
and Saturday. Charles Jones. in
western Speed"
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son, in ITO Have and to Hold: Tues
day, Lon Chaney. in Shadow: Wed
nesday, Irene Castle, I'm Slim Shoui-
ders"; Thursday and Friday. Madge
Bellamy. in Lorna Deone." and Sat
urday. Richard Talmadge, in The
Unknown"
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Home.

Today and tomorrow. HOUSE Peters
in Human Hearts; Tuesday, Colleen
Moore, in "Affinities"; Wednesday and
Thursday, Wallace Reid, in "Clar-
ence"; Friday. Jack Mulhall, in Broad
Daylight" and Saturday. Hoot Glib
son, in The Lone Hand"
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Circle.

in Clarence; Tuesday. Zeena Keefe,
in .t'The Broken silence; w Wednesday.
Marion Davies. in The Young Di-
ana; Thursday, Billie Dove, In
Youth to Youth; Friday. May PIC,
Saturday, Tom Moore, In "Pawned."
Evening star., 1923-01-28
New,

Today and tomorrow. Ten Nights
in a Barroom''; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, House Peters. in 'The Storm" ::
Thursday. John Gilbert, in The Yel-
low Stain; Friday. William Russell,
in The Roof Tree" and Saturday.
all-comedy night.