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WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF

fBy Ass0cfaaed PressD
Senate ratifies $2,OO0,0OO, 900
Italian debt agreement 54 to So.
Premier BRAND tells French
senate committee an agreement in
principle on French debt has been
reached with Secretary Mellon.
Texas storms and floods leave
six dead, and Governor Ferguson
is stranded near Houston. Mid
west swelters in unseasonal heat.
Ranch buildings are destroyed
BY new lava flow from volcano
Mauna Loa III Hawaiian Islands.
Clint Brown, sixty-year-old
farmer was burned to death near
Fayetteville, Ca, when officers,
seeking to arrest him for killing
negro, set fire to his house.
Italian ambassador to Belgium
is summoned to Rome after So
ciaIists at La Louviere burn
effigy Of Mussolini and Belgium
apologies. ii fs
Chief chemist Doran Of pro-
hibition unit tells senate commit
tee not more than I4,000,00O gall
Ions Of industrial alcohol are
diverted to bootleggers annually;
United States Attorney Bern
steen, Cleveland, believes enforce
ment possible.
Two Communists 60 on trial in
Paris for killing four young
patriots year ago. Leader Of
young patriots says his friends
wanted to lynch the two.
Mill owners agree to meet tex
tile strikers and Governor Moore's
mediation board IN Passaic, N. j.,
but strike leaders say they have
no invitation.
Two planes Of Spanish Madrid
to-MahiIa flight leave Rangoon,
Burma, for Bangkok; Spanish war
ministry accepts offer Of escort
American planes upon arrival at
Manila.
Rev. Albert H. Crombie, funda-
mentalist, charged with misuse Of
his pulpit in allowing an attack
Of Catholics is upheld, z to s, by
Black Hills presbytery at Lead,
S. ID.
AhEee americans are ftNeaieu
as minor victims of mob violence
from youthful Fascist after re-
cent attempt to assassinate Pre-
mier Mussolini.
Chicago doctors decide opera
tion is nos necessary for Com-
mander Evangeline Booth Of the
Salvation Army: IN with appendi-
citis.
Ebert H. Gary, in Chicago.
favors nation wide prohibition ref
erend0m.
British public. foreseeing pos
sibility Of feminine heir to throne,
expresses desire for York baby to
be named for Queen Elizabeth.
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FOR SALE CHEAPone ivory
enamel child's crib and one ivory
enamel dresser, all in good com
dition. Apply 4. E. Doty, 1913
Division street. APRIL dix
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Spain today win observe the
475th anniversary of the birth of
Queen Isabella, the patroness of
Columbus.
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FOR SALE Motor boat. to be
given away. Length rs feet by
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horsepower motor newly over
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which he clothed By the state
health officer. Always hard
worker for his home community
he brought his trouble on himself
not as q private citizen. but as d
|deputized officer working in the
interests Of the public health.
Judge Strickland bound the
defendants over 10 criminal court
without comment. Ernest P. Rob-
erts represented the state in the
case and W. o. Boseman acted for
the defense.
Could Cisss If He Desired
''Dr. Bartlum has authority to
close the eannery On account Of
its dirty filthy -unsanitary condi-
tion. As he described II, but rath-
er than take an industry from the
town. he said, he wnuld exact the
promise of the operators 10 clean
up the plant and continue opera
tion Ia sanitary manner.
When the casa IS brought be-
fore the criminal court. the doe
tor who examined Mr. Silverman
VIII be present he said. and give
some evidence which was mt pre-
scented al the trial.
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TODAY'S EVENTS
Observation-Disclosures

Centenary Of the birth of Gen.
Will am H. Morris, who COM
manded q Federal army corps at
Spottsylvania.
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BARGAIN LOTS on Grinell street,
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1892 The international Sea-
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founded.
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". ]. BARTLUN, OF STATE
SANITARY DEP RTMENT, BACK
FROM VISIT TO HOMESTEAD

DIR. w. j. Bartlun, state sani-
tafy officer, who had been spend
ing the past several days at Home
stead and other points in that
vicinity in connection with his
position, returned to the city last
evening over the East Coast. The
following article, relative to the
arrest Of a canning factory man
seer in Homestead during Dr.
Bartium's stay in that city in per-
Torrance Of his duties, was taken
from the Homestead Enterprise Of
ADrIl 20:
"R. v. Oyerstreet, So, manager
and half-owner Of the Florida City
eannery Ii the Wheats Valley
Canning Co, and his son. w. E.
0yerstreet, were bound over to
the criminal court of record on
Tnesday afternoon by Justice of
The Peace o. L. Strickland. Over
street and his son were charged
With assauIting NJ. SiIverman, a
nsmbsr Of the Florida City coun-
fii when he visited their canning
factory as the representative Of
Che State Board Of Health.
''Testimony Of Mr.. Silyerman
was to the effect that he. had gone
x the cannery with DR.. w. J..
Bertlum. state sanitary officer,
npd that the doctor had ordered
tie plant to make certain chang
e otherwise they would be closed
up. bir. Silverman was commits
sione1 BY DR.. BartIum to return
ard see that the instructions were
carried ont when he returned. i
Ahv later he was assaulted RI the
father and son he said. and Be-
came unconscious. When he re-
covered they ordered him to leave
Ana never return. the witness tes-
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stand and testified that he had
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John w. Van Zandt of Blawen-
burg, N. j., the oldest Postmaster
in the United States in point of
service, today celebrates his 60th
anniversary in the service of the
postal department.
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1S89A proposed amenamenk
fro Statewide prohibition in Mas
sachusetts was defeated.
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1876 Princess Isabelle Marie
former Regent of Portugal, died,
Born July 1. 1901.
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1S54-The ship Coded
Fleece" was wrecked OF For
Point, on leaving San Francisco
harbor.
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ODAY,S
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1916 Robert Walpole, the first
English prime minister in the
modern sense. born. Died Mares
IS. 1715. +
Evening star., 1926-11-24
THE DAYTON CHOIR
WEDNESDAY,.

From DAYTON Ohio, comes the West
minister Choir. which will sing at Cen
trail High School Wednesday. Decem-
Der |. The conductor, John Finley
Williamson, presents singing that is a
revelation to all who enjoy choral
music. The Dayton choir is finely
balanced. The choir has won praise
from the most austere critics.
Back of this choir. which sings
church services and concert programs,
is a unique and potent force-the
DAYTON Westminster Choir School.
Starting several years ago. with night
ella sses, three nights q week, II mas
developed into a regulation hve-day.a'
week school Glasses are held in the
morning only TO permit those who
find It necessary TO work in the after
noon. The 90 young men and women
who make up the choir regularly at
tend classes IN English. psychology.
theory, ear training. conducting and
church music literature. Voice, pia no
and organ are taught privately. while
the class in voice teaching is. perhaps.
the most valuable Of the courses OF.
fered. The faculty Is one Of high
standing. chosen for Individual fitness
Evening star., 1926-11-24
PALACE-"The Gay Deceiver."

Loew's Palace Theater, for next
week starting Sunday afternoon, an
nounces a stage and screen program,
featuring the John NJ. Stahl produc-
ton for etro-GoldwynM Mayer, 1.-The
Gay Deceiver," and Brooke Johns.
the Yankee Prince with his ALI
American Collegians in a musical
offering that combines pep. personal
ity, banjo music and songs. with a
group Of added numbers. including the
Palace Magazine, Dick Leibert's "Or-
Catalogues" the Palace Orchestra and
Aesop's Fable.
Lew Cody. Marceline Day, Malcolm
MacGregor. Carmel Myers, Roy
Darcy, Dorothy Phillips. Edward Con
nelly and Antonio D'Algy have prin-
cipal roles in THE Gay Deceiver,"
which Is a perturbation Of Leo Dit
richstein's play. "Toto," by Maurice
Hennequin and Felix Duquesnel, with
Lew Cody in the role that Ditrichstein
made famous on the stage.
''The Gay Deceiver" is comedy of
Partisan flavor in which King Toto,
the leader of the gayest Bohemian set
in Paris. successfully and hilariously
plots with his daughters sweetheart
to circumvent the girls vow that she
will never marry until Toto and his
wife have been reconciled.
Evening star., 1926-11-24

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cello. ILL.,, a practicing physician for
~ years. it seemed cruel that so
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Evening star., 1926-11-24
CLAUDIA MUZIO-DECEMBER 1.

Claudia Muzio, Italian soprano or
the Chicago Civic Opero Co, will
make her first appearance in concert
in Washington at Polls Theater Wed
nesday afternoon. December !. at 4:So
O'Clock, as the second attraction IN
Mrs. Wilson -Greene's artists course or
concerts.
Charles Lurvey will assist at the
piano. The program that Muzio has
selected includes at least two OF her
greatest operatic arias. Pace. Pace
MILO Dio," from LA Fora del Des-
tino" VerdiA and "Morte de Mar
guerita." from Mefistofele tBoitol
Songs by Nercini. Mozart. Respign !.
Verdi. Franck and De Falla also VIII
he sung
Evening star., 1926-11-24
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday, Rex in 1.-The Devil Horse"
Lige Conley in "Who Hit Me?" and
news; Monday, Lon CLANCY in "The
Road to Mandalay" and Billy Dooley
in Shore Shy; Tuesday, Rod La
ROGUE in "Gigolo'' and Cameo COM
edy His Off Day" Wednesday, Co
rinne Griffith in "Syncopating Sue"
and Neeley Edwards in For Crying
Out Loud" and news; Thursday, Ray
mond Griffith In You'd Be Surprised"
and Clyde Cooke in HE Forgot to Re-
member; Friday, Dorothy Mackaill
in Subway Sadie" and Van ,Bibber
comedy "The Reporter; Saturday,
Janet Gaynor in 1.-THE Midnight Kiss"
sportlight, comedy "SnOOkum's Buggy
Ride" and eighth installment Of
SHOWED In"
Evening star., 1926-11-24
EARLE-"VOices of America"

The Earle Theater for next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon, announc-
es as its headline attraction Voices Of
America" unique offering, with the
feature photoplay the film version Of
the amusing comedy of New York
life, ''The Family Upstairs"
Voices of America" with Gladys
Burbank and Robert Lynnton fea-
tured, was staged by Edgar Allen
Woolf and enlists the services of "a
college boys. with the addition Of
two feminine artists. These collegiates
are following this course to obtain
financial resources to enable them to
pursue serious musical study. The
act presented by the extensive en-.
semble embraces little Of every pop
ular form Of vocal, comic: and dance
advertisements.
Others in the program are Joe Rome
and Lou Gaut in when Extremes
Meet" dancing novelty with myth
ological touch Fulgora, "a transflgu-
rator," in a satire upon popular men
past and present: Jack Mitchell and
Eileen Dove in "Hokum la Class,
and Everett Sanderson's revue, a
syncopated novelty In which the jazz
artist is supported by Marjorie
and Paul Catrel.
In 1.-The Family Upstairs" roles are
played by Virginia Valli, Allan Simp.
son. J. Farrell Macdonald, Lillian
Elliott and Jacqueline Wells. A short
reel comedy, THE Dizzy Dancers.
also will be screened.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday Bebe Daniels
in THE Campus Flirt," Western fea.
turette, 1.-The Saddle Tramp Tues
day, Laura La Plante in Her Big
Night; Wednesday and Thursday,
showings and 9 pm, Lillian Gish
and John Gilbert in La Boheme,"
and Gump comedy. Dumb Luck;
Friday, Doris Kenyon and Warner
Baxter in "Mismates": Saturday, Jack
Hoxie in 1.-The Demon,
Evening star., 1926-11-24
GAYETY-"Talk of tho Town" and
"Derby Winners"

Something new in the form of en-
tertainment is promised at the Gayety
Theater next week, beginning with
Sunday matinee. when Harry nj.
Strouse presents Talk of the Town
and 1.-The Derby Winners" In which
will be found drama set to music and
a burlesque climax. with Charles
"Slim" Timblin and a coterie OF popu-
lar entertainers in the leading roles.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
MUTUAI-"Jazztime Revue"

The attraction at the Mutual Thea.
ter next week will be the "Jazztime
Revue" reported as a show OF pep
and tuneful melodies, with dancing
predominating throughout. and Kitty
Madison as the featured prima donna.
The feature nights inaugurated by
Manager Harry O. Jarboe are: Wed
nesday, music contest; Thursday.
amateur, and Friday, wrestling.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
ROLAND HAYES-SATURDAY.

Roland HAYES celebrated colored
tenor, Will appear in concert at the
Washington Auditorium Saturday eve.
ming a; $50 O'Clock.
William Lawrence will be at the
piano and the performance will begin
promptly.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
STRAND-"FrivOlities."

"Frivolities" will be the musical
comedy offering at the Strand Thea
ter next week. produced by Victor
Hyde, with the Strands permanent
aggregation of % artists well cast
Irwin b. Hamp again holds the top
honors with his comedy sketches and
the supporting cast will include Bea-
trice Jameson. Earl Root. Lew Lewis.
Justine Gray. Leo Stevens, Rush and
Butler and Victor Hyde's Follies
Bergere Girls. the latter among a
new line of dancing and acrobatics.
which will include a novel fencing
number.
Shirley Mason as Sweet Rosie
Ofirady' will be the screen feature.
She is cast as winsome Cinderella of
the sidewalks of New York, who, after
many amusing adventures, Is cap
tured and carried away by a Fifth
avenue prince. played by Cullen
Lands. The story was adopted from
the famous song Of 20 years popu-
larity.
Director a. j. Manvell's orchestra
will play as overture number
group of hits from Sunny" and
short reels will round out the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
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for those who have missed seeing It
during the past week.
It is an Ufa production. with Emil
Jannings in the title role. and 1t is
being shown for the first time In
Washington.
The criticism has been favorable,
both in regard to the acting and to
the general production. The picture
was directed by Dimitri Buchowetski.
and supporting Jannings in the cast
are Werner Kraus. Lya de Putt. lea
Lenksfy and other we'll known Ger
man actors.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
SAVOY.

Sunday, Mady Christians in "The
Waltz Dream" and Aesop fable; Mon
day, Frank Mayo in Then Came the
Woman" and bathing girls comedy;
Tuesday, Mary Carr in Dame
Chance" and comedy "Galloping
Ghost; Wednesday, Corinne Griffith
in Into Her Kingdom" and Lige Con.
ley in "Going Crazy; Thursday, Paul
ine Frederick in Devils Island and
Mack Sennett comedy Flight Night"
Friday, Reckless Courage Snub
Pollard in 1.-THE Dough Boy" and
screen snapshots: Saturday, Jane No
yak and Lowell Sherman in Lost at
Sea" and juvenile comedy Bear
cats"
Evening star., 1926-11-24
NATIONAL-Tna Claire.

Ina Claire, in the best comedy of
the year and supported by the best
acting company on tour, 10 the an
nouncement of National Theater for
next week. beginning Sunday night.
The play will be Frederick Lonsdale's 3
crook comedy, THE Last Of Mrs.
Cheyney," and will feature Roland
Young and James Dale in the support
ing company.
Miss Claire has advanced in eight
years to the heights as q comedienne.
ana the Lonsdale play is an ingenious
and amusing crook comedy with novel
angles and scintillating wit. 1t was
an outstanding success all last season
in New York
The Fulton Theater company sup.
ports Miss Claire, and James Reyn-
olds' effective settings also will be
shown. The seat sale IL now open.
KEITH'S-Frank Fay, Ella Shields.
Frank Fay, Broadway comedian, re-
turns to Washington next week to
share top-line honors at b. r. Keith's
Theater with Ella Shields. the London
favorite.
1t will be sort Of gettogether
week, with Fay. in addition to his act.
assuming the duties of master of cere-
liiViilCS. 0ulSiucs WuU GOlIlcS Will
a bag full Of male Characterization
is an idol Of London's music halls.
known as the original Burlington
Bertie."
Marguerite and Frank Gill. who will
be featured in songs, steps and styles.
come from the Paris boulevards.
Others will be HERNIA and Juan
Reyes, concert pianiste and violinist;
Amateur Mite in London" comedy
skit, laid in cheap London music
hall on amateur night; Diamond and
Brennan in comedy. THE .Faker,"
written and staged by Edwin Burke;
the Bufor Brothers in a swagger Of
fering a Ia vogue. "Aristrosteps." and
Boyd and Wallin in the novelty, Iron
Jaw Wire Sensation"
Evening star., 1926-11-24

New South Wales has adopted law
that cities in purchasing supplies
must give preference to goods made in
Australia to those from Great Britain
and a further preference to British
made goods over foreign products.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
METROPOLITAN-'eYoung APRIL"

Young April will come to the
screen of Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon. The stage attraction will
be Warnings Pennsylvanians.
Added features will embrace short
camera subjects and contributions by
the Metropolitan Symphony. under
Daniel Heeskin, and in addition. on
week days, by the Metropolitan Ram
blers, under Milton Davis.
Young April Is a screen adapta-
ton cf the novel by Egerton Castle.
Bessie Love, Joseph Schildkraut and
the senior Schildkraut, Rudolph, will
by Bryant Washburn, Clarence Gel
dert, Alan Brooks and Dot Farley.
The nature of the story 10 comparable
with that of "Graustark." THE Pris-
oner of Zenda' ana others Of that
Vpe.
A supposedly abandoned American
orphan. who proves to be duchess in
line of royal succession, is pledged in
marriage to crown prince in small
Balkan kingdom. They meet. each
ignorant of the identity of the other
until the prince inadvertently drops
card which betrays his rank to the
girl. Believing her to be merely an
American girl without royal standing.
the prince renounces his right to sue
cession to the throne the day before
he expects to lead the girl to the
altar. The happy consummation
finally brought about is one of the
most engrossing sequences in silent
drama.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
AMBASSADOR-"Young APRIL"

Bessie Love. Joseph Schildkraut.
Bryant WaShburn and Rudolph
Schildkraut will be seen In the prin-
cipal roles Of Young April" at Gran
dall's Ambassador Theater the first
three days OF next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, the bill to be round.
ed out by short reels Of varied interest
and pipe organ accomplishments and
solo intervals by Mirabel J. Lindsay
and Gertrude 'Kreiselman
Wednesday and Thursday, 1.-THE
Waltz Dream" foreign-made picture
in which the star role is played by
Mady Christians. supported by a dis.
tinsuished cast, supplemented by a
Cameo comedy. Sweet Baby, "iand a
news reel: Friday. Rex Ingram's pro-
duction Of Mare Nostrum." with
Alice Terry and Antonio Moreno, and
a Paul Terry Aesop fable: Saturday,
W. c. Fields, in Paramount's produc-
ton Of SOS Your Old Man." supple
mented by q shorter comedy. BUS
ter's Girl Friend" in the Buster Brown
series. o Lyman II. Howe Hodge, -Podge
and the tenth installment of the mys-
terry chapter play. Showed In."
Evening star., 1926-11-24
TAKOMA.

Sunday and Monday, John Gilbert
and Lillian Gish in La Boheme" and
Pathe News; Tuesday, William Boyd
and Jetta Goudal in Her Man-o.War"
and comedy; Wednesday, George Sid
ney and Alexander Carr as Potash
and Perlmutter in Partners Again
and comedy; Thursday. Lloyd Hughes
and Dolores Del Rio in pals First"
and comedy; Friday, Bebe Daniels IN
1.-The Campus Flirt," Pathe News and
comedy: Saturday. evening. Hoot Glib
son in THE Texas Streak" Aesop's
Fable and comedy; matinee, Treasure
Island"
Evening star., 1926-11-24
COLONY.

Sunday. Reginald Denny in Take
1t From Me" and Cameo comedy
Sweet Baby; Monday, Janet Gaynor
in 1.-The Midnight Kiss" Skoomum' s
comedy and review; Tuesday. Frank
Mayo in Then Came the Woman"
and Imperial comedy IA Polar Bar
on; Wednesday, Jane Novak and
Lowell Sherman in Lost at Sea" and
Neeley Edward in For Crying Out
Loud; Thursday, Raymond Griffith
in You'd Be Surprised" and the Col
legians No. l; Friday. Rex in '"The
Devil Horse" and Sennett comedy
THE Ghost of Folly: Saturday, Tom
Tyler in tom and His Pals" Our
Gang in "Shivering Spooks," sport
light and Showed In," No. s.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
PARK.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, Lii
liam Gish and John Gilbert in La
Boheme," with Roy Darcy. Also Park
News events; Wednesday. Laura La
Plante, John Roche and Zasu Pitts
in Her Big Night" also news
events: Thursday, Alma Rubens.
Huntley Gordon and Bert Lytel In
1.-The Gilded Butterfly" o. Henry
story, comedy and news events: Fri
day, Julian Eltinge and Ann Penning.
ton in Madame Behave" and Aileen
Pringle in "Wildfre"; Saturday, Lois
Wilson, Louise Brooks and Ford
Sterling in 1.-THE Show Off," Helen
and Warren comedy and Gene Tun-
ney in 1.-The Fighting Marine" Con-
tinuous Saturday from 2 pm; Sun
day from pm.