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Evening star., 1925-01-14
Newman-"Burma. Land of
Golden Pasodas."

Burma, Land OF Golden Pagodas." :"
Will be q. NJ. Newman's Traveltalk
next sunday afternoon and evening
at the National Theater.
In motion pictures, exquisite color
views and story this Traveltalk de-
scribes the bits of India which have
served as s. background for Kip
ling's songs and stories.
The fascinating journey leads to
old and new Delhi, to Calcutta. the
metropolis Of India, Benares. along
the Holy Ganges, past the gorgeous
palaces, temples and CHATS
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Palace--"East OF Suez.

Pola Neeri, the famous continental
star, will be pictured in Para mounts
screen version of East of Suez.' tbn
play by w. Somerset Maughan, at
Loew's Palace Theater next week
beginning Sunday afternoon. This
~ill be its first presentation In Wash
ington.
Raoul Walsh directed and the cast
includes Edmund Lowe, prominent in
stage plays, including Belasco's "The
Son. Daughter; Rockliffe Feliowes.
Noah Beery, Sojin Kan1ayama and ri
II. Calvert.
The play is laid "east of Suez.
where the best is like the worst" as
kipling has it, and it depicts the tenn.
pestuous romance of half-caate
Eurasian beauty.
Added attractions will include Har.
ry Langdon's latest comedy. The
Sea Squawk,' the Pathe News pic
tues and Topics of the Day.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Gayety-Barney Gerard's
Show.

Barney Gerard's show is announced
as the attraction at the Gayety The
ater. 1t Is said to be replete with
good comedy, clever dialogue, catchy
songs, tuneful music and a host Of
pretty girls. Joseph X. Watson and
VIII Fl. ,Cohan, featured comedians,
appeared for years in "Slitkin and
Slotktn" roles, but this season they
are in the real estate business"
These comics are called the Weber
and Fields OF Burlesque." The sup
porting cast includes Ada Lum, olive
De Clair. Gladys Darling Casey Jones,
Manning and Ball and Rastus Wilson,
with a chorus Of pretty dancing
maids. Mr.. Gerard has paid consid-
erable attention to the scenery and
stage settings.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Keith 's-"The Test-Duci
de Kerekiiarto.

The bill at E. +. Ketth's next week,
beginning Sunday. will be topped by
an unusual act, which has proved to
be a surprise hit, The Test" by Bal
lard Macdonald. IT is a drama in two
words and goes from mystery melo-
dra ma to a big surprise.
Sharing headline honors will be the
violinist, Duci de Kerekjarto, who
brings to vaudeville, 1t Is claimed.
one of the best programs ever offered
in the day, assisted by his ac-
cornpa mist, Maurice Eisner.
Others include Roger Imhof, Mar
celle Coreene and company in their
new bit. called I'm the Pest House"
and said to be sure cure for the
blues; Ruby Norton, in her first ap-
pearance after world tour, with ex-
elusive songs written by Clarence
Senna who Will be at the piano;
Dora and Ed Ford. premier dancers,
assisted by Lottie Ford and Bob
Adams: Bert Lahr and Mercedes, in
What's the Idea?" the Rath broth
ers. athletes, in a performance re-
nrarkable and picturesque, and the
Du Points, in "A Study of Nonsense"
Evening star., 1925-01-14
National-Ziegfeld's Comic
Supplement-.

Tuesday night at the National
Theater, with matinees Wednesday
and Saturday, Florenz Ziegfeld Will
present his all-American review. The
Comic Supplement" by J. p. McEvoy
and featuring W. c. Fields. The pro-
duction is novel and one of the most
extraordinary reviews ever staged
the crowning achievement of Mr.
Ziegfeld's career, according 10 the an
nouncements.
The costumes are by the famous
cartoonist, John Held, jr., and the
settings by the distinguished artist,
Norman Bel-Geddes.
The cast includes Rae Dooley.
Martha Bryan Allen, Alice Heseulan,
Brooke Johns, Clarence Nordstrom,
Joyce White, Hansford Wilson. Henry
Sherwood, Elise Cavanna, Lucille
Eyrne, Danzi Goodell, D. Blakemore,
Geneva Mitchell and Florence Mason.
The chorus is composed OF the clev-
crest girls Ziegfeld has ever glori-
fed"
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Certral-"T The Flaming
Forties"

The Flaming Forties,' a film ver-
sion of Bret HaTte's famous story of
"Tennessee's Pardner," will be shown
Sunday and Monday at Crandalfs
Theater, with Harry Carey in the
stellar role: the tenth release in Jack
Dempseys Fight and Win series,
Earl Hurd's cartoon comedy, The
Sswmili Four" with pipe organ ac-
compartment; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Vita graphs picture of Rafael
Sabatini's romantic tale Of Captain
Blood" and an Aesop fable, "a Game
Pup: Thursday and Friday. Eleanor
Boardman and Raymond Mckee, in
The Silent Accuser." with Peter the
Great, the police dog. as the star, and
Bobby Vernon, in High Gear: Sat
u~day. John Gilbert and Norma
Shearer, in Monta Bells production
of The Snob.' and Harry Langdon,
in Mack Sennett's comedy, THE Luck
of the Foolish"
Evening star., 1925-01-14
A MU USEMENTS S

Jean Vernon, in "Sassie Susie; Al
Raymond and Walter Kaufman. in
Marriage and Divorce in Three
Rounds" and the aerial De Groffs,
speedy gymnasts.
The photoplay feature will bring
Betty Compson, in her latest. Ram
shackle House. a colorful story of
love, mystery and adventure laid in
the dangerous Everglades Of Florida.
1t was adapted from the novel by
Hubert Footer. Robert Lowing, John
Davidson, Henry James and Joseph
Inc Norman appear in the cast.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Mutual-"Hurrv Up."

Smart comedy and high speed are
said TO characterize the performance
OF Hurry Up" the burlesque attrsc-
ton coming to the Mutual Theater
next week, and opening with a matt
nee Sunday.
This show is headed by Harry Pep
per and George Brennan, eccentric
character comedians. who are sup
ported by Jesse Macdonald, Ambark
All, vi Penny, Bernie Clark. Al Fl.
Fox and Frank Dewitt, with a large
chorus commended for vivacity and
dancing ability.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Metropolitan Husbands
and Lovers"

Husbands and Lovers" the fea-
ture picture next week at Crandall's
Metropolitan Theater, beginning SIN
day afternoon. is an amusing study
Of marital felicity and infelicity enacted
by Lewis Stone, Florence vidor and lew
Cody. supported by Dale Fuller,
Edythe Yorke and Winter Hall. II
concerns husband who failed to
perceive the many charming qualities
OF his wife after eight years or mar
ried life and the good looking young
friend of the family who did. II
was directed by John NJ Stahl Tho
climax comes as a complete surprise
and averts the customary domestic
cataclysn.
A comedy. the Metropolitan World
Survey and a program by the Metro
politan Orchestra will be added at
fractions
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Earle -Leonora Biben Or.
chestra.

Washington's newest theater, the
Earle, for the coming week is offer
ing a combination of Keith vaude-
willie and Stanley Photoplays, headed
by Leonora Biben and her orchestra
as the featured Offering, and also
Nat Chick" Haines and company. in
Yes, My Dear" which Is termed a
vaudeville sure fire" laugh creator.
Others on the bill will be Judson
Cole. one of the best of single" acts,
assisted by his audience: Billy Kelly
and Katherine Dearborn in Picking
a Peach" styled as a gem" OF a
musical comedy: Crissie and Daley.
with eccentric comedy In novel way,
and the former priina donna Of the
Bostonians. Helen Manning.
'aIan Must Live" with Richard
Dix. is the featured photopiay. This
will be it's first showing in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Wardman Park-"The Man
Who Was Dead"

Beginning Tuesday, January 20, a
new play by Bertram Bloch, called
"The Man Who Was Dead will be
presented by the Rams Head Players
at wardmah Park Theater for two
weeks. their fifth production for this
season Bloch will be remembered as
the author of the successful comedy,
'Cecily Ann
The new play has never been given
before. and. in fact, IL has just been
completed by Mr.. Bloch for especial
use at this time. 1t is called a modern
play of mystery and is written in
strong contrast to "Cecily Ann" 1t
is also a new departure in play pro-
duction as far as the Rams Head
Players are concerned. and is expected
to prove one of the interesting inno-
vations Of their season.
"The Hero" will continue all this
week
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Chew Chase.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday (mat-
inee Monday. ) p.m.). Tho Sea Hawk;
W Wednesday and Thursday. Pola Negri
forbidden Paradise: Fight and Win
series, Title Holder; news and
newspaper fun. Friday. Tom Mix, in
Zane Grey's THE Last of the Du-
anes"; Charles Chase comedy !;
Wolves Of the North" No. 10. Sat-
urday, Peter the Great the war dog),
in THE Silent Aecuser"; Bert Roach
comedy. when Love Is Young; /;
ffth chapter. Into the Net
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Douglas Fair
banks. i'll robin Hood" and Pathe
wood and Lila Lee, in Wandering
Husbands" and Lige Coniey. in pig
skin; Wednesday and Thursday. Ra-
mon Navarro, Enid Bennett and WAL
lace Beery. in The Red Lily" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Going East: Fri
day, Antonio Moreno and Agnes
Ayres. in The Story Without a
Name" and Johnny Fox. jr., in juve-
nile comedy. About Face Saturday,
Mary Pickford. in "Pollyanna," Ben
Turpin, in Romeo and Juliet" Bruce
Scenic and Chapter 6, Wolves OF the
North" Evenings, and S:45. Doors
open $40. Saturdays at 1880 and Sun
days at 2:45, with continuous perform
ance both days.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Conscience.

The play that a. H. Woods saw
the Cherry Lane Players rehearsins in
Greenwich Village and promptly
bought for the uptown trade will be
the attraction at the Shubert-Belasco
Theater Monday evening, January 19.
for one week Conscience" is its
title 1t is said to be taut little
tragedy, relating the adventure Of
a la Dor radical who killed an un-
faithful wife and sought escape from
the law and his conscience in the
Yukon. Up there the law did not
ca tch him. but his conscience did. 1t
has been staged by Roy walling. Lii
liam Foster, the featured player, who
plays the wife, a small-town waitress
eager to marry to escape the strain
OH her feet, won fame in the role
overnight
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Avenue Grand.

sunday and Monday, Barbara La
Marr and Bert Lyttei, in "Sandra.'
and Bobby Vernon, in High Gear; ;
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
Harold Lloyd. in Hot Water" and
Nell Shipman, in White water: FRI
day, Alma Rubens. in The Price She
Paid" and Jack Dempsey, in "A
Knockout for Cupid and cartoon:
Saturday. The Sunset Trail" juvenile
comedy. "Oh, Teacher. and "Galiopins
Hoofs," No g.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Takorna.

Sunday, Richard Barthelmes. in
Classmates" Pathe News, Topics Of
the Day, at 8. 8, Z, 9 pm; Monday.
Richard Barthelmess. In CLASSMATES, .
Pathe News, Topics of the Day; Tues
day and Wednesday. Harold lloyd, in
Safety Last" comedy, THE Cats
Meow; Thursday. Marie Provost and
Monte Blue, in How to Educate a
Wife comedy, Outbound; Friday.
Pola Negri, in Forbidden Paradise. .
Aesop.s Fables, comedy, Jimmy
Adams, In Black and Blue: Satur-
day, "Chechahcos," picture Of Alas
ka: "Aesop's Fables, Ten Scars Make
a Man." No. 3, and Will Rogers, in
Going to Congress" Matinees Mon
day and Saturday.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Strand Man About
Town"

The Strand Theater for next week,
beginning Sunday, announces Jim
Toney and Ann Norman in one of the
seasons best comedy offerings. "a
Man About Town.
The pClair twins and Billy Wells,
direct from the Alhambra, Paris, and
the Ambassador, London, in "Mirth,
Modes and Melodies" will be the
added attraction.
Others will include Frank Cook and
Evening star., 1925-01-14

nance" a charming comedy in which
she is supported by Ronald Colman
and Albert Gran, together with Lige
Conleys new laughmaker, Motor
Mad" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Metros production, so This Is Mar
riage? with Eleanor Boardman and
Conrad Nagel; Harry IIangdon, in
Mack Sennett's THE Handsome Cab
man." and new release OF the Ly-
man Fl. Howe "Hodge-Pod ge."
Thursday and Friday. Madge Bel
lamy and Charles De Roche, in Uni
versafs production, Love and Glory"
and Cliff Bowes, In Have Mercy" a
new comedy. Saturday, THE Gaiety
0irl," featuring Mary Philbin; Earl
Hurd's cartoon comedy. The Artist 8
Model" and installment 8 Of Gal
Looping Hoofs."
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Apouo.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas
Meighan. in Tongues OF Flame" and
Al st. John, in stupid But Brave;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Barbara La
Mari and Bert Lytell. in "Sandra," and
Lloyd Hamilton. i'll Crushed: Thurs
day, Florence Nidor. In Christine of
the Hungry Heart" and Cliff Bowes,
IN watch Your Pep; Friday. John
Gilbert. in Romance Ranch; Sem
nett's Riders of the Purple Cow"
and Hodge Podge": saturday. Nadge
Beliamy and Charles De Roche, in
Love and Glory; Earl Hurd's The
Sawmnl Four and "Gslloping Hoofs,'
No. >.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Olympic.

Z Sunday and Monday, Richard Bar
thickness, in Classmates; Tuesday,
Thomas Meighan, in Tongues of
Flame; Wednesday, Doris Kenyon
and James Rennie. in Restless
Wives" Thursday, Hope Hampton
and Lowell Sherman, in "1'he Truth
About Women; Friday. Tom Mix, in
Zane Grey's THE Last of the Duanes"; !;
Saturday. Eleanor Boardfnan, in Jack
Boyle's THE Silent Accuser."
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Sayoy.

Sunday, Lois Wilson, in Another
Scandal" and cartoon; Monday. THE
Arizona Express" and Andy Gump. in
"Oh, What Day: Tuesday. Lon
CLANCY and Betty Blythe, in 'Nomads
of the North and comedy, THE
Driving Fool'; Wednesday, Frank
Mayo. Mildred Harris and Norman
Kerry, in shadows of the East" and
Jimmie Adams. in Savage Love-;
Thursday. Ramon Novarro and Enid
Bennett, in The Red Lily" and COM
edy; Friday, St Elmo and Jack
Dempsey, in "a Knockout for Cupid.
Saturday, Jack Hoxie, in Fighting
Fury" and Larry Semon, in kid
Speed
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Ambassador" Husbands
and Lovers

John NJ. Stahls Husbands and
Lovers" will be shown also at Gram
dalrs Ambassador Theater the first
three days of next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon: Charlie Chase. in
Hello, Baby" aud other short reels,
with Otto f. Becks pipe organ
music. Wednesday and Thursday,
Marion Davies, in Cosmopolitan 9
production of Janice Meredith
Friday, Flaming Forties," featuring
Harry Carey, and Bobby Vernon, in
High Gear" Saturday, Helene Chad
wick, in "Trouping With Ellen" {;
Our Gang" in "JubiIo, Jr.," and in
stallment OF "Galloping Hoofs."
Evening star., 1925-01-14
York.

Sunday and Monday, BeDe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez. in Argentine
Love-" and Larry Semon. in kid
Speed Tuesday and Wednesday. Ru-
dolph. Valentino. in "A Sainted Devil"
and Earl Hurd's The SawmilI Four.
Thursday. Jonh Gilbert ard Norma
Shearer, in The Snob," and Will
Rogers. in Don't Park. Here; Friday,
John Gilbert, in "Romance Ranch;
Lige Conley, in Poor Butterfly" and
"Funshop": Saturday, Hoot Gibson. in
''The Ridin' Kid: Our Gang in 'Tts
q Bear" and "Galloping Hoofs," No: 2
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Carolina.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Mary
Pickford, in Dorothy Vernon of Had
don Hsil': Wednesday. Mary Philbin,
in Fools Highway; Thursday,
THE Marriage Flirt." with Conrad
Nagel and Pauline Frederick: Friday,
Laura La Plante, in Butterfly: Sat
urdsy, Johnny Hines. in Little
johnny Jones'"
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Rialto-" "Smolderins Fires

At the Rialto. starting Sunday. the
feature attraction will be Pauline
Frederick, In "Smoldering Fires" an
original story written for Miss Fred.
erick, whose part is said especially 70
suit her particular style of acting
She is supported by a cast includ.n 4
Laura La Plante. Malcolm McGregor
and Tuliy Marshall
Evening star., 1925-01-14
Tivoli-" Her Night OF
Romance.

Constance Talmadge will be seen
at CrandalTs Tivoli Theater Sunday
and Monday. in her latest First Ma.
tional picture, Her Night OF Ro-
Evening star., 1925-01-14

Civil Service Examinations.
Stenograph typist exanina tions Jan. IS. Feb
10. Mar. 10. Special course, DAYS and nights
each wk. Tuition. So. Operator exam. Feb 4.
ginning today. The Girl service Preparatory
School, Sc cor 18th and NV. Phone Pr. eeeo
Evening star., 1925-01-14

Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop little
"Ereezone" on an aching corn, in
.stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
gers.
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle OF
''Freezone" for few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn, soft corn,
or corn between the toes, and the foot
calluses. without soreness or irrAation.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

ADDRESS .................. ..,...,,....
Evening star., 1925-01-14
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

CLERK. TTPfsT OF stenographer may earn
tuition in many evening classes By day or eve
ming help, at Research University, 20 Jack
son place. Main $40. 15s
Evening star., 1925-01-14

CLOTHISG-will call in my 1nlettered auto.
mobile. city or suburbs, and pay you highest
prices for ladies'. gentIemen's. ehildren's di.-
carded clothing Of all descriptions. AddTsz-
postal or phone. win call W. Rice, 1872
9Th sf n North LIZ -
Evening star., 1925-01-14

for thriving concern in an East
ern city. Splendid opportunity
for one who has a thorough
knowledge of the manufacture
OF all kinds OF cake in quantity
production with machinery. able
to handle help. Good salary for
the right man. Reply. stating
age. qualifications and refer
ences. which will be treated con-
hdentially. Address Box l75-K,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
ANNOUNCEMENT

Madam Catlin VIII be located at T37 18Th
st. NV. beginning jan. -. where she will con
tinle her professional service in hair tinting
and scalp treatment Appointments, Adams
4463 between 80 am. and II a.m. Is"
Evening star., 1925-01-14

AN EXP ER T training in
DRAFTING will enable YOU to
enter this profession Of high salaries aud pleas
ant work. Learn now In your spare time,
night or day, at the COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING, 14th and r sts Phone n 2T2.
Our latest catalogue sent you on request.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
P. T. CARLEY,
BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
937 X ST. NV.
Office and Home, Phone Frank. 6l52
0f1ce Hours. $50 AM to 1880 PM

937 X ST. NV.
Office and Home, Phone Frank. 6l53.
0f1ce Hours. $50 AM. to 7:30 Pm.
Auto accessory, doing a nice business; owner
cannot attend to sS~te; Will sacrifice for S1,500.
Lunchroom. downtown, suitable f.- 4 lady
place has several living rooms, with low
rental. gire-away for 1900.
If you want to sell or buy a business, it vii!
be to your advantage to see
p. F. CARLEY.
WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE YOU real.
service. wsnt stores, hotels boarding aud
roomng houses. If priced right will effect
sale. List what you have and salesman
Is 90 the job. See Us to buy or sell.t Satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER.
Main 1892. $40 11th st. NV.
Hotel or Rooming House
wanted. Address Box 3ce-M. star ONCE 15..
Evening star., 1925-01-14
PERSONAL

CHTRoPRACTIC SCHOOL ron COLOREDs
people Glasses forming. 1914 9TH at. NV
Phone North 6Ssf.
SICKNESS, tNHARM0NIOCS CONDITIONS
OF living, etc. healed by correction OF erro-
neous thought habits Patients are instructed
how 10 apply the principle Of healing for
themselves. No charge is made Ofite
hours. 10 am. 10 p m. and by appointment.
Phone West 1s8. FRANK A. KANE, 1872 2ist
xt.
Evening star., 1925-01-14

FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. etc. Phone II.
1882 for wagon or have me call. "Wesehler,"
Evening star., 1925-01-14

LADY ior office work; must
handle pay roll and know how
to keep her mouth shut and ewes
open; salary to start, $40 per
week: must have frst-class rec
concentrations; give full details
in letter. Address Box sP5S-M,
Star office.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOOKS. BOOKS Ks-B0oKs-AG kinds. "Brins
them in or phone about large lots. Franklin
54Io Pearman's Book Shop, 933 NV.
CAMERAS, field slHsses. shotguDS tools o.
every kind anything you have TO sell. Groca's
l1th and Y n. W. Phone Fra nkIin S33 or postaL.s
Evening star., 1925-01-14

HOTEL, nearly 40 rooms, netting $500 per
month: 81 600 cash, balance satisfactory PAT
ments; no agents. Address Box S4S-M, Star
aA3
Evening star., 1925-01-14

PERSONAL.
natlsm. neuritis, inmbsso. poor circuia ton:
graduate nurse tcoioredR Phone n. ees5,J.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT RAPIDLY REDUCED;
wonderful French method used. Dr. DELLA
by appointment; open evenings; formerly with
GustAve. Line. 583. 20'
SLIP COVERS MADE WITH YOUR GOODS
r. l. Isherwood. iSo1 s9h nv. r.. siio' I'A'
Positively THE BEST MARCEL AND BOB
s'ni.d curl IN ssnstGn nR Try Is,s shGs BE con
Franklin sTes. -'--.---
LADY. GOING TO ST PETERsBURG.
wishes to communicate with party going last
week in January. Address Boz s2i-M, star
Office.
CAN ACCOMMODATE coNvILEsCENT OF,
invalid. Private residence: large sunny
room. private bath. Special attention to diet.
ELEcTRIcAL TRRATMENTs GIVEN hT
graduate. Excessive weight reduced. Phone
Pot. i4t7. 1911 Conn. ave.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED. IN.
valid and eonvalescent. night and dag super
vision. North 1858. i620 18th st. NV.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts so1sraSisd 2 any 1sa one Other i.n my
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY GEMovED.
81: facial treatments. SOC, T5c. 81; violet ray
scalp tre.tments; 50c: shsu1pcolug, 3se and
y9s; Y9e; .sL MARIE sTETES' s so2 kresse . Bldg,
Friday evenings. Sc
HOSPITAL FOR THE CARE OF THE BET.
ter class OF unfortunate young women be.
fore and during confinement. Exceptional
Fables for ADOPTION. Veil Hospital. CORY,
Evening star., 1925-10-08
PASTOR Halls RUM
RETURN IN RUSSIA
Will Take Drinking From
Homes, American Church
Group Is Told.
By the Associated Press.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. October
S--"Present RussiaS salvation lies
in the recent lifting % the prohibition
law by the Soviet government. And
It's future salvation rests securely
upon the Christian church.
That is the belief expressed by the
Rev. Ivan s. Prokhanoff of Lenin-
grad president of the -All-Russian
Union of Evangelical Churches, at the
Disciples of Christ convention here
today.
You may think this Il peculiar
statement for minister of the gospel
10 make" he explained, but it is
wholly true. Instead of having one
drunkard in a home here and there,
as was the case before prohibition
was tried, every house became a dis
tillery and 4 saloon. Men and women
made vodka and even served it To
their children"
There probably was more liquor in
Russia than in the days before pro
hibition. Mr.. Prokhanoff said. This
surely was an immoral situation. 1t
was producing for Russia Il rising
generation of drinkers and law
breakers. Children lost respect for
the law when they saw their mothers
and fathers producing liquor as they
did bread and other food
Mr.. Prokhanoff declared the Soviet
government IS not lighting the evan
Eelical churches. The constitution
permits one to worship as one pleaSeS,
or to be an aEnosti". he pointed out,
and has q provision that whoever
fHterfereS With any mans worship
or not worShipinG is subject 10. six
months imprisonment.
The church of which Mr.. Pro
khanoff is head has 2,G00.o00 mem
bers in Russia. he said.
Evening star., 1925-10-08

where the ill-fated submarine S-51
went to the bottom Of the sea off
Block Island. the steamship Camden,
flagship of the rescue fleet. and the
salvage ship. Chittenden, with its crew
Of divers, withdrew from the scene
Tuesday night.
Work of recovering the bodies
which may be In the wreck and OF
salvaging the submarine was suspend
ed pending orders from Washington.
The Camden returned to the base
here and the Chittenden proceeded to
New York.
Withdrawal Of the rescue party fol-
lowed recommendations made to the
Navy Department yesterday by Rear
Admiral II. II. Christy that the SAL
vaging be turned over to a CONNER
cial agency
Evening star., 1925-10-08
Hughes Appears
To Argue Case in
Supreme Court

Charles Evans Hughes, former
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Republican presidential
nominee and Secretary of State,
appeared in the Supreme Court YES
terday in the oral argument two
cases as counsel for Edgar -. and
John :. Appfsby against the City
of New York and others. His
clients claimed title to certain
lands under water between
Thirtyninth and Forty-first streets
west of Twelfth avenue. New York
City, which the city had appropri-
ated to its own use and upon which
it had built piers and other dock
structures, but for which he in
sisted it had paid nothing and had
taken without condemnation pro-
CeedinGS.