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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
NEMCI MA SLOVENSKU.

"Deutsche Charlottesville fuer die slowake Brasa-
We vydala zpravu cinnos eta 1922 1928 Tato Ge
schaeftsstee" organsace kera drob
Bac organsuje Nemce vede je boji pro cs statu
z dvodu uvad zprava ze stale uvazuje sefadi jed
notnou oposc pro ceskosovenskenu au Neihce Sovaky
Madary Polaky Rusny, ale dosud nepodafio
"Geschaefsstee Sovensku byla zrzena 1922 "a
nancnh obeti karpaskych Nemcd avsak ez pomoci
safch nensckSch organac vede lohskeho roku obecni
volby pax okresn zupn "Geschaefsstelle" tez organi
suje BOZ nemecky jazyk jednotlivych okresich.
Pokud tyka autonomie Slovenska, konstatuj Nemci
Sloyensku ze nad6je NADIA dospet op6t moc auto
nomnim Slovehsku pomoc sveho pvedeneho fedncva f.
pine zmzea Vvem Cechu dorlsajici intelligence ofen
tuje stale slne ednony stat TO bude jte znatelne
81, az vyjde slovenska intelligence srednieh skol.
Nemci ma Slovensku obratl vsechny nemecke
ny republce zadost ably Jim sdey sve stanovsko
$utonomi Slovenska ochran6 nemeckych mensn auto
nomnm Sovensku avsak nemecke to bud v1bec
edpov6d6y nebo ns,ispokojvS Slovenske srany pax
odpov6d vdbec vyhnuy. : d.,
posaveni Nemcu Slovensku jednalo sjezdech
Vidn kerychzo sezdi sucastn zastupc n6mectv
vsech sfedcevropskych satd Ntmci sovensku sto
vsemi nemeckym organsacemi nasupnch satech nejuz
sim syku ably vhodny okamzk proved vzkrsen naroda
Zrizen nemecky obranny valecnych pljcek ziska
van cinteove sini ably SIovensku usazoya Soven
sko je bohatou zem dosud nevyuzou N6mci mus tomu
- pravi zprava venovati v6tsi pozornost.
Bratislave zrizena nemecka stfedni skoa Zprava
doznava ze Neci Sovensku vykazuj cd roku 1913
veike pokroky jez stavem Madarska nedaj
navat Poradan velky poeet pfednaek dvade knematO-
gafckych predstaven zabavy academic nemecky okresn
kuurn spoek dostal atni sobvenci vekem sau pora
dany saVhostl siuhoVratu, ez py eH Vey ycoVhy W.
znam.V
Zakladany odbory Kulturverbandu (nastupce schulve
reinu) turerske spoky knihoyny r0zesany nemecke
Why psany canky do nemeckyc hovn zahranic zalozen
viasni list Deusche Nachrchen jenz rozsifue pottu
1000 exempar vsech n6meckych otrovech Sloveska
Ke zprav6 pripojena este zprava urnerskyeh spOlku
Je videti ze N6mci Slovenskh zvlaste BrasavS
fozvinuji horivou Gnn6st Namecka stfedn skOa svym
profesory Jim dodava hojne agitatord.
Rad bychom ovsem vede, zda nase mniserstvo plnou
moc Braislav6 sledue tuto cinnos zvlase jeff Gle
kterych sc neostycha zfnihovati tistenA zprava!
49,, Cesky Dennk (Pzeh).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
LACINE UPOTREBE-
NE KARY.

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N CeAa S41S: sSIktlA S17S.
Chevrolet sedan: uietO 1000 mil;
mnohe zvlast. zarfzeni.
Ceas $3.50: Spiktks VISA.
Chevrolet touring, 1928; ujeto pouao
A,OO0 mil
Gems So00: sul&tka 91se.
Chevrolet Sport Touring, !ako nova 81
St&h SSs: Gems SS.7s: suNtka s17s.
Chevrolet Roadster, jako nova
CeM SsSe: sbtAtkA Sis.
Ford Coupe
Gers S3s0s sekIka Sis.
Ford Touring = pfemfr. cord rafy
Cena $22s: spl&tka Sis.
Ford Roadster
Ceng Sf7s, sylttka S7s
Ford Roadster 1919
Cena SIS: sDI&tks ss5.
Ford 1920 kryty pro dovazku
Cena SIS: spl&tka SIS.
Maxwen Touring. cena $100. sDIit. So.
LepG kary "a meme penez
Usetrite penize, kdyz 81 nass
,uta prohlednete a kterGko-iiv
zakoupite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-24
MESiC SEBEVRAzD.

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stasku sebevrazd nestasn lasky COZ nalez jiz OBJ
vykym zjevum, doprovazecm sladky mssc maj. Sebe-
vrazdy nestasne asky vyznacuji zylastnm nmbem
oko kazdho mea sou zname romantckd parte ktere Sc
bevrahove voli obibou aby rozouci zkamanou
asku svete JakO typcky pfpad zaznamenaVame tutO
lokalku, kterou sme cetl casopise "Taborsko"
"Certdv aanek" = misto sebevrahd Ma ceste, MALE
zaci Sc nasich krasnJch stinnych
messkych sadd naIezal pred davnymi y atnek jenz
pro nekok sebevrazd mem spdehanych dsal ndovt pf
lfnenf "cerGv atanku zbyl nevysoky kamenny st1
- msto vsak pfitazvosti sebevraha nepozbylo Minuy
patek dopoedne vyvo toto tiche misto sebevrazde
znamy m1adik elegantne obleGeny Prave tom Okla
mzku kdyz liz znatelne rozruseny .pozdvho
val revolver ably do spanku sre pfsa mistu vseobec
ne znama Tabofe vdova po starku pi c. maou hocekou
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vrazdy eho lmysu odvratt mlady muz nest astne
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provazejici kycku sadd odesel By sebevrazedne
no mysu nadobro yecen nen nam znamo tentokre vSak
nahodou by zachranen Potud zprava krajinske
no istu.
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pfedstavt Misto sm misto nebyti vid jenom
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Ignat Hofca vpravuje svych vojenkych povdkach
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sebevrazedna epidemic kter pestaa okamzite ak
mile sebevrahGm byl odepfen pohfeb hudbou Sebevazdy
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nahoru tax douho dokud nj nehaslo sveto, PAX
teprve stkl kohoutek istku ez zanechal zada aby
pohrbu zahral
"Az bude sucha pa
i Nymberka zelenat,
prjd' Sc mne ma panenko
/ prjd' podivat"
lidu zdanve drsnem je daleko vic sentOnentality
citoveho primtivismu bychom soud povrchnho
pohedu Sv6dci zaliba llu upakanych pisnckach
tahymi meodem Kdo kandidata sebeyrazdy nest asst
lasky ednOu Cd sebevrazdy odvrat bJ teef st
kandidat z podruhe nepokusi nebot jde pouhe
ke Pekne to ukazuje lokalka, kterou sme zaznamena
Kyticka caste staci potesh.
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socalnim Konstatova sebevrazednosti pfibyva
ubyvanm nabozenstvi Jsou totz chvie zivoe, kdy
opravdu zda ze zvot nestoji to- abychom jej z
ahebo aespoh toho dokaza takovych chvilich
mas zachran myslenka ze mas zvo ma hodnotu vys
metafysckou nsnscedenni Vzpominame tragicky zlome
niho posledniho Machova "Maje"
"Bsz konce laska je - zklamanAt laska ma -
"AnO aska svete e nekonecna, ale prave mole la
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chni majov kandda ebevrazdy treba vet basnkd ale
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Evening star., 1924-11-10
Columbia-'Chu Chin Chow

"Chu Chin Chow" the screen offer
ing at Loew's Columbia this week
may not appeal particularly to men,
but apparently most of the women
who viewed it yesterday cared for IL
and that ought to be sufficient to as
sure it's success here. There probably
are more movie fans among the fair
sex than among mere men.
Transferred from the musical
comedy stage to filmdom. "Chu Chin
Chow" necessarily loses much of it's
attractiVeness. AS a pure spectacle,
'ductions recently put before the mo-
portrays that story of the Arabian
All Baba and the 40 thieves.
1t tells of Abou Hassan, bold brigand
of the desert, who gives his all for
love OF Zahrat, beauteous slave girl
Ali Baba, kasim Baba, wealthy brother
Of the winebibber, AIcomon, fair,
fat and fatuous" wife of kasim. and
Omar of the oriental tale are brought
into the picture. And even the boiling
in oil of the 40 thieves is not over
looked
The oriental coloHng and splendor
are there, but probably would not
mean much were it not for the
presence of the formful--if the word
may be used-Betty Blythe, as Zahrat.
Betty out-Mae- Murrays Mae Murray
herself in "Chu Chin Chow" and every
picture patron will understand from
that just how good she looks in the
Columbia presentation.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Palace captain Blood. ="

There is a touch of Dumas and
DArtagnan, a hint Of Robert Louis
Stevenson and the Spanish Main, and
a great deal of the original Rafael
Sabatini himself in Vitagraph's Cap
tain Blood to account for the mag
netlsm which drew overflow crowds
TO the Palace Theater yesterday
when this production opened for a
week here.
Pirates and love, adventure and
pathos, heroics and not a little hu-
NOR intermingle pleasantly and in
dellcate proportions in this film play
While the source of genius is found
In the Poet Sabatini, 1t must not be
forgotten that to transfer his ideas
10 a screen audience in a convincing
and adroit manner cleverness was in
olspensable in every link of the chain
which binds the screen audience with
the ideas of the creator. In the links
OF this chain strength must be at
eriouted notably to James Smith for
MS creative effects in direction and
70 >. warren Kerrigan, Jean Paige
chariotte Merriam and others. for
their interpretations of characters.
Inc story Is a simple love story of
brltlsh surgeon in the days of
James IL and William and his ad-
ventures on this hemisphere as an
exile. His remarkable rise from
slavery to a captaincy in the British
navy by sheer pluck and brain work
IoTms the tangible continuity of the
.aie, out there is a spiritual element
injected into this screen narrative
"hlch is very agreeable to those who
are young In heart and body as well
as those who are only young ~
heart. at
Attractive supporting films are of-
lereo' the Bray cartoon being esne-
clalIy good, and then there are the
news reels and James Cannon and
his orchestra anu
Evening star., 1924-11-10
The Charm of an
Open Fire

With the red of the flame reflected
upon the rich brass of firedogs and
rail invites one to lounge before its
welcome blaze. Inexpensive enough
and yet an effect that may not be
measured in dollars and cents, for
it has caught the very spirit of hos
pitality.
The andirons are of solid brass,
gracefully curved, for there must be
nothing heavy or oppressive about
this interior. $3.50. A slender
brass rail in front of the fireplace
enhances the effect. $11.50.
And the fire tongs, shovel and
poker are of the same design. $3.50.
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Strand-Primrose
Minstrels.

The Strand Theater this week offers
a lively vaudeville program and pho
toplay feature, comedy film and
Fox News rounding out an excellent
bill.
1.-The Primrose MinstreIs.- with
their songs and jokes, bring back
the good old days of minstrelsy and
black face, with an added attraction
in this act in Mrs. George Primrose,
wife of the late well known enter
tainer
Dave Harris is seen In a clever
number entitled "Versatility," in
which he lives up to the name, with
plenty of music and dancing. 1.-The
Beauty Shop" is a beautifully staged
offering by Lou Miller and Alice
Bradford, and Gibson and Price, &C.
centric manipulators, and the Dreon
sisters, in a Song Surprise" COM
plete the vaudeville.
Pauline Garon, that boyish bit of
jollity. also proves in the feature
film, The Painted Flapper," that she
is highly feminine as well as in a
story of intrigue, in which the mod
ern fiapper daughter balks her moth
ers plans to marry off her other
daughter to a crook. James Kirk
wood is the erring father. The film
comedy is "A Radio Riot"
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Keith s-New Stellar
Triangle.

Dramatic and burlesque trianEles
nave been frequent enough in pro-
ductions in the past, but it remained
FOR Donald Brian, Virginia O'Brien
musical trio. 1t is heading a fine
program at Keith's this week.
To those who recall Brian's work
with The Merry Widow" their Won
derment will be taxed as they see
him dance as well and sing nearly
az we'll as he did in the height of his
wonderful popularity. Miss O'Brien
belongs to the younger set and is not
as we'll known as Donald, but she
has sweet voice, dances we'll and
is exceedingly good to look upon.
Gitz-Rice rounds out the trio with
his pleasing personality and musical
genius.
Their act carries the we'll known
punch OF success with original songs
and funny stories and reaches a tell
ing climax in the waltz song from
the widow Brian has an unlimited
fund of tales and he can put them,
over with a brogue that is convinc-
ing and at the same time unoffen-
Sfvely funny. Many curtain calls and
unlimited applause rewarded the
trio.
A cold kept Harry Roye, a Wash
fngton boy, by the way. from pre-
SoulIuS mig SpIenQlQ QdnClnS act laSG
night, but his partner, Billie Maye.
carried on with the assistance Of
four handsome young ladies. in
"Dance, Color and Speed" Margie
Finley, Constance Crowell. Penelope
Rowland and Evleyn Joyce Compose
the quartet and all are dancers Of
the front rank. In addition to the
solo dancing Of Miss Maye. Miss
Finley offers a solo number that
stands out for its originality. All
the members Of the little company
are handsomely dressed and the stage
setting is both impressive and gor-
geous- The audience was unstinted
in its applause.
AL Herman, "the Black Laugh"
seldom offers anything in the way OF
Jokes or songs that is old. Last night
Al was at his best and although his
allotment of time is always limited,
the audience refused to let him go
Evening star., 1924-11-10

sweetheart, a brave pioneer wife on
an American ranch, loving wife of
80 and q sweet old lady of gray hair
and trembling hands. 1t is tribute
to the histrionic versatility Of Miss
Talmadge. She is appealing In all
the characterizations.
The story, taken from the stage
play by Edgar Selwyn, lags in places,
as adapted for the screen. but the
acting, not only of the lambent-eyed
feminine star, but of Eugene O'Brien.
who plays opposite, is of a high
order. The theme, that of 50-year-
old love, strong, sturdy and true
trouble. rings through the entire pic
ture, wholesome and beautiful.
Action opens in England, where
the winsome little English beauty,
in hounces, ruff1eS and huge hoop
skirt, daughter of an Englishman of
wealth, has fallen in love with an
impecunious clerk in her fathers en-
ploy. picturesque elopment on an
old-fashioned high-wheeled bicycle is
not only romantic; it is comical In
America, heartbreak in the death of
their child in the death of their child
and danger in a battle for life proves
further their love, in thrilling scenes
Back In England then, in later years,
they pass through an emotional crisis
as the husband Wanders temporarily
in his devotion, but is held firm by
his deeper abiding love.
The manner of presentation of the
story is reminiscent, beinning really
with the grayhaired old lady, who
after watching at the sick bed of her
husband, goes to her diary and lives
over the past in dreams. In the end,
after the strenuous story has been
presented, they are united as he re-
covers. Through the picture runs a
plaintive and beautiful accompani
ment by the Metropolitan Orchestra
featuring prominently Memory Lane"
A Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge'
and William Fox news reel are also
shown, the latter giving a thrilling
short feature on ArmiStice day.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
National-Ada-Mav.
Lollipop.'

Full of sprightly zest, "Lollipop."
Henry Savage's dancing musical COM
edy opened last night before an en-
thusiastic audience at the National
Theater, with the title role filled by
Ada-May, a refreshing bit of vivid
personality.
The diminutive star and her ca
pable, snappy company keep song,
jest and dance fairly stepping on
each others heels in a merry melanee
which races for the final curtain with
never a tagging moment 1t is a
roliicking. joyous affair, sprinkled
with pretty girls, lavish investiture,
lifting tunes and genuine comedy
that rocks the audience in their seats
Ada-May, whose surname is Weeks
IS bundle of jollity, with a magic
appeal all her own, bursting forth at
times almost hoydenish, then purrine
like kitten. She bristles with boy
like capers and cute mannerisms, is
light as feather and full of funny
pran irresistible. At
times she rrminds one of Mitzi, in the
M agic Ring" which was written by
Zelda Sears, also author of "Lollipop."
The music by Victor Youmans is not
soon forgotten.
Combined authorship, production
and stardom has infused into this
show some whimsical fantastic spirit
that raises itself beautifully on the
dreams of several INTERVENING love
threads. But this yields always
quickly and graciously to the whole
some comedy which frolics through it
all like fresh Spring wind.
The story brief, but enough,
snatches Lollipop from an orphan
asylum, to be the abused adopted
daughter of a wealthy staggering
aristocrat, Mrs. Garrity, admirably
played by Daisy Belmore. It plunges
the orphan into sudden wealth from
inherited oil wells, and as suddenly
whisks fortune away, leaving her in
stead of money-love.
Gus Shy. as George Jones, the
plumber. were it not for the star
dom of Ada-May, would almost run
away with the show, his comedy is
so hilarious. In bill his partner,
sweetheart OF Lollipop, Walter Craig,
supplies romance and deft footwork.
A quartet of lovers, with good voices
and lively action are Marie StagE,
Leonard Ceiley, Nick Long. jr., and
Evelyn Bennet. William Bold and
Rita Townsend are speciality dancers
par excellence. And the chorus work
throughout is full of springs, pre-
cision and sparkle. John Tiller's
Dancing Lollipops" from London,
drew storms of applause, which at
times interrupted them in the midst
of dance.
Lollipop is a musical comedy not
to miss.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Rlalto-"K-The Un.

k-The Unknown" a picture con.
celVeo from Mary Roberts Rinehart,s
story, is SHOWN at the Rialto Theatsr
lhls week, bringing to the screen on
unusual theme, with an angle of nys-
te!y and eliminating in a powerru,
climax of deep human appeal.
fercy Marmont in the title role
again gives one of his deeply human
inpersonations, making of ..K /" tba
famous doctor, who fees from bis
soclates and his practice because of
the sudden death of several of his
patients. character that lovers ~
good screen acting will not soon for
get.
Inc action takes place in any little
present-day town whittier the sur-
seon has come to seek privacy and
try new surroundings to forget the
past that weighs heavily on his SEN
sitlve nature. There he meets and
Iails In love with the pretty nurse,
VINO IN turn falls in love, or thinks
sne does. with the new surgeon at the
town hospital. An element of mys
terry enters here, which works I'D to
strong climax when the sureeons
who is now being sought on a muir
DER charge, reveals his identity in
order to perform the operation which
saves the life OF the young doctor
Whom the girl loves and the man who
has been indirectly responsible for
his trouble.
Virginia Valli as the pretty unso.
phisticated nurse is charming and re-
freshing, Margarita Fisher as the un-
scrupulous nurse Is convincing, John
Roche is the handsome but light lover,
and others in the cast are ADEQUATE.
The screen story is not a faithful fol-
lowing of the original. The changes
do not add, but rather cheaper the
quality of the picture. However, the
acting is good, especially that of Per-
cy Marmont. Embracing as it does
romance, humor and mystery, *
The Unknown" is fairly good entertain
ment.
An "Our Gang comedy, in which
Will Rogers has a small but typical
role, furnishes the fun. An "Out of
the Inkwelr' cartoon. interesting
news reels and Bailey F. Albert's
orchestral numbers complete a good
program.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Tivoli-" -"Yolanda."

From the appearance of the house
last night it would seem that the
new policy of the Tivoli Theater may
prove more successful than that just
disca rd ed. Practically a capacity
audience viewed the picture, "Yolan-
da," the only offering on the bill.
This long and elaborate historical
film. featuring Marion Davies, was
shown in Washington few weeks
ago at the Rialto Theater. The story
of the love of princess of Bur-
gundy for an impoverished prime
whom she meets incognito is gener-
ally we'll known. 1t shows lovely
costumes and beautiful bits of
scenery. of excellent photography.
The action holds the interest
"Yolanda" will be shown today.
Tomorrow and Wednesday, Pauline
Frederick, May McAvoy and Marie
Provost will be featured in Three
Women"
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Poll Ruth Chatterton,
The MAGNOLIA Lady"

A large audience greeted Ruth
Chatterton's first appearance in
musical comedy at Polls last even
ing, and it was not disappointed in
her performance. for even with the
Sentime entail story of Come Out of
the Kitchen" A. f. Mason's play and
Alice Duer Millers story, handicapped
with a musical comedy version, The
Magnolia Lady" served to reveal new
charms. new talents, in the already
popular star and to increase admira-
tion for her seemingly, illimitable
versatility.
Harold Levy, with his music, has
done much more for the musical play
than Ann Caldwell has with her book
and lyrics. although there are some
very pretty songs, notably MY
Hearts in the Sunny South" THE
Magnolia Lady" THE French Lesson"
and Tiger Lily Lou" with an exceed
fngly clever coon song, Liza Jane"
The music as d rule seems to be
more pretentious than that of the
average musical comedy. 1t has life,
action, sentiment and real beauty to
commend it. Mr.. Levy, the program an
nounced, directed the performance
last night
Miss Chatterton disclosed a very
sweet and we'll trained, though not
powerful. voice, and she handles it
ellghtfully. While making no pre-
tense about it, she dances gracefully
and well, and rather gives the idea
that she is taking frolic from real
Work--and pleasant one.
There Is some exquisite dancing,
especially in the "CyCie of the Dance"
which includes a. beautiful Indian
number, a minuet and a gavotte, with
a jazz windup, which, it must be
confessed, won applause above the
more artistic dances. Perhaps it was
the irresistible lure of the present
day fad so skillfully executed by
Billy and Billee Taylor that made
its impress.
Richard Skeets Gallagher the
young comedian and the outstanding
figure in Miss Chatterton's support,
contributes the dash and daring of
youth so obviously that he wins his
audience even against it's sounder
theatrical judgment. Worth Faulk-
ner contributes well sung numbers
while the dancing artists include
Muriel Stryker and Bland O'Connell,
N the Indian dance; Hazel Clayton,
Sara Johnson, George Jefferson, and
Tom Morrison. in the minuet; Lucille
osborne, Mary Adams. Edward Nc
Cullough, and John Munster, in the
gavotte
The cast that unfolds the story in
ciudes Miss Stryker, Berta Donn
Ethel Martin, Nellie Fillmore, Mr..
Gallagher, Ralph Forbes, Minor Wat
son, Mr.. Faulkner and others, with
a pretty group of girl choristers.
The settings of the two acts are
attractive and the gowns of the girls
handsome.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
AMUSEM ENTS

until he doffed his wig and thanked
everybody.
Others on the program who were
well received were Frank Rose and
Olive Thorne, in a talking and sing
ing act entitled Sold; the eccentric
duo, Lew Leton and Max Mack, with
lots of funny situations and dances Lii
lie Faulkner and company. in mannikin
manipulation. the base ball part
being exceptionally good; Christie and
Ronald, in gymnastics, and the reg
ular house attractions
Evening star., 1924-11-10
An Inviting
Guest Room

Depends, to large extent, upon the
thoughtfulness the hostess evinces
as to her visitors comfort. This
bottle for ice water and glass, as
well as the bud vase beside the bed,
are hand-painted glassware from
Ewes Bandbox Studio.
The vase, S1.o0; bottle and glass,
$1.50. Other perfume bottles, can
dlesticks and toilet bottles from this
studio are as reasonably priced.
They are exclusive with Lansburgh
& Bro. in Washington.
SIXTH FLOOR
The table scarf of fine linen is
edged with lovely Venetian lace of
cream color. An authentic design.
$3.50.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1924-11-10
GOES ON FARM BODY.
Californian Coming to Washingto,
to Study Relief Plans.

Ralph p. Merritt of Fresno. presi-
dent of the Sun Maid Raisin Growers
Association and one Of the member RS
of an agricultural commission an
nounced last Friday by Preside It
Coolidge, has accepted the appoint-
ment and plans to leave Immediately
for Washington.
The commission. which includes
eight members from all parts Of the
country, will inquire into agricul-
tural conditions with a view to deter
mining a program for permanent I'M
provement of the industry through
Legislation and other means.
Evening star., 1924-11-10
Central" The Bowery
Bishon"

Henry B. Walthall, who needs no
introduction to motion picture fol-
lowers, has the leading role in THE
Bowery Bishop" the feature film for
the first part of the week at Gran
dalrs Central Theater.
1.-The Bowery Bishop is the story
of the effort of a minister to find
the way to the hearts of the tene-