\\'.\SHINGTON. - Charles? Evans usher. today the world's outstaad. g diplomatic figure twp years ago as innocent of diplomacy. “hen llusnes took dines ‘ss chic: the L‘nited States “atonement. March 5. 1921. he .wns I. learned riot. a man Wlth thorough “0'- .lge of internal pout,“ but. with Oli- u supcrficlu knowledge 01 ‘mm . Hill's. llle tangled condition of world poli- il i [it r. \lmost immediately be was con- who with a. boundary dispute be- 4 w n Costa Rica and. Panama which re‘flli‘l’lCd to develop into s. South llitl'lCu-n war. Hughes stopped the htlng. cleared up the dispute. irranwhilc certain elements were “aiding the United States to enter .lo a trade agreement with Russia, as hat Britain has Just done. Hughes, in s. statement. told under '5! what conditions the Unitedtstates mild do so. That statement silenced ,. clamor at home and gained its rwtlgc in Russia. - Yap Issue Nest. 'l he‘ll the Yap issue drew to a head. llght‘s stated the American staid on lnnlutos. He gained for America mic and radio facilities on Yap equal those of Japan. .\t the same time the secret was ttompling to find_ the basis of a mlty under which the United States mllll recognize the Mexican govern- : lit. With this schooling Hughes was a .lshcd diplomat when the Washing- TTHETHEA'I'RES I'A LACE VAUDEVILLE l )rntlly Roye and Her Georgia sh» cupators “'ill Liven Up Other- wise ISpcedy Keith Bill. The palace vaudeville program for lu- lust three days of the week is s. “in i‘ylll’ldcl‘ vehicle of five of the .st ace“! of this season. Manager my selected the acts, but not until - had looked at all of them and real- --,l .I that they furnished Just the type ! snappy entertainment that the Pal- putrons are seeking. The Nor- vill-s open the show with the presen- ntmn of their new not or this season in Artist‘s Studio." And there's mwthing fascinating about this pair. v;.~lln and DeLaney are jazz dio- .. US! rs of the first rank and they m! a. program that is unusual. lifll‘ligt.‘ Lovfi" is the title of the :m c comedy skit that is offered by law] Mann and Eugene Strong. It. :4 unc or the most amusing pieces on ho stage today. Plsano and Lou. .‘Hrr'r are character comedians with. uni rivals. The show will close with h» original (lcorge Five and Doro- lvy ltoyc in "Syncopation." This is musical and dancing act that is a. l‘lriwiml. The feature picture at ’m. Pillm‘c today and tomorrow with ii" \audevllle willwbe George Leone 'llrkrr's “The Miracle Man." Betty 'mllpson and Thomas Meighan are ll»; stars or the production which is .mllzht to Norwalk in response to l‘ my requests. Because of the mulll of the picture the evening nuns tonight and tomorrow night .1 m- at 6:46. the regular Saturday Illl‘lllile. TRIFLING “'Ol‘fEN. . ow Rex Ingram Production at. m- umlt ls Feature of Unusual Morin, "'l‘ritiing Women.” the latest Rex lrrnm production for Metro, was -lll for the tlrst time yesterday at Rl‘gr‘nt Theatre. where it was alllllrlzlstlcally greeted by a large will live. It proved to be an extra- llmlry photoplay. telling a drama- l~ story with all the Ingram atten- mm to detail, remarkably well acted. Hilltlfully set. and photographed tlrh rare skill. The feature will be 1 . an today and tomorrow also. In the photoplay. which. by the . n “as written and adapted by Mr. I mam himself. are seen the various .. tors which have contributed to the :v lllllC position which this gifted die ..m~l- holds in the motion picture Since his epochal production ,3 "l‘he Four Horsemen .of the \pnt‘alypse." he has made photo- . vys which have all born the stamp ' his genius. in the opinion or n my who saw it yesterday. “‘Tritling \nmnn" surpasses anything he has 'il'hrrto accomplished. Four or the players who helped 1:.lkv- "The Prisoner of Zends." the i this? sucess that it was, are seen in ‘ u new photodrama. They are Lewis . 'mw a wealthy Marquis who marries notorious siren. Zmeda (played by Hal-barn Ls. Mart): Ramon Novarro. bl: (lashing Rupert of Hentllu. . of "Kinda." now a handsome youi’ig \l rill. ""llt‘r in love with Zareda: and Ed-; and Connolly, the sterling actor who ~ won as Ivan's father. the Baron de .llllil’lln. also enamored of Zareda. '« mr-roy Cannon. the old Madariagn 0" I‘he Four Horsemen" is seen in ruihvl‘ role, and others at: Hustle « ark. Gene Pouyet. John George and ”Fr Weldon. A remarkable bit of "rim: is tyrnished by Joe “run. the ‘ m ll‘lgent ape. ,, "-‘AlJODIE” REVEALB summons mom-y Host nun and Unique, Bus Aho (it-goodly mm 1 11" “Nome" long ox he Rialto Theatre cause ms with I "6W motion 9 lonot Oscar Wilde's mam asuerbeensseshcrsmandil 'rlenal and unions motion There is no waste or min upon 'm‘nary sequcnces in . h“ ‘”8 moment or the mm .5 harvevel‘. DI’OVldOd I» school for ‘ . . now secretary and he wssn ready ‘ ascrmvr museum. “ 0t. .« Baaimova has at ind I1 his city. and yaks-dart coat , ertainly nothing on this ism": doubtless true, as the advance, CHARLES EVANS HuonEs the whole picture is employed. The drama takes place lathe midst of rcveiry. Spectacleand brilliance— even to its tragic climaxes. Imbued with this atmosphere Nazlmova does the acting of her. nice—she is on the screen‘every moment—the suspense never slackens—the scene never changes—dim emotion mounts to in- creasing heights. The eminent actor. Nigel De Brullcr. who has done so many fine things. is cast as the ascetic ‘Jokanaan. Prophet of the Wilderness. Mitchell Lewis makes a capable Herod. Rose Dinne. who was seen in Mary Pickfoid's "Little Lord Fauntleroy" as the ad- ventures, plays the half crazed. vin- dictive nuaturai Herodias. mother of Salome. those of young Syrian. played by Earl Schenck, and some minor character like the black slave, the Executioner. Tegiilinius and the Centurion. Tho mob is all composed of individuals typical of many ideas as. for instance. the Egyptians. the women oi! the court, the dwarf gnomes of. the orchestra and the cages. The very bizarre cos- tumes and settings were designed by Natacha Rambova. who took for her model the illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley for Wilde's poem. ' Other outstanding mics are CORN‘S. Lift Off with Fingers - Doesn't; hurt—a bit! Drop a, little "Freesone" on an aching corn. in- stnntly that corn stops hurting. then shortly you lift it right. of! with fin- gers. Trulyl . l our tlruggist sells a tiny bottle of ~.- 'reczone" for a few cents. sufficient - .. w Pry hard corn. soft corn. or m between ‘the toes, and the ‘.-, mitlout soreness or irrita~ tlon.-’-——Allv. toner-Ins“irritationconferenceirimu‘L andhcwssealledontopreslde. ., placing a. finished prom before the B .‘B delegates at the first. meeting W of calling the delegates may names. That method since has been adopt- ed far and wide—pnotabiy at the most recent meeting of the reparations commission fi Paris. Since the arms limiliuon contes- led them all with a master hand. foreign policy. evory issue as a separate woblem. . Hughes is at his desk at 9 every morning. He reads .his mail. meets visitors, holds conferences. At. 2 p. in he walks to his club tor lunch. More conferences till the afternoon until .5. Then Hughes starts dictating. He leaves for home at six._ He walks. Indeed. walking is only regular ex- ercise Hughes takes and he's‘ always in perfect. physical trim. Hughes is 60. He was educated at cities, He was married’nt, 26. He practiced law and taught law.- He was nominated for mayor of New York but declined. He became governor of New York and served two term. He resigned to become asso- ; clate justice of the United States Su- preme Court. a He resignd from this post when nominated by the Republicans for president of the United States in 1916. He was defeamd by Woodrow Wilson. He’s Just as Shaky. . Wfiien many a. teller travels, ; - ; He's fussed throughout theatrip. Because he can't get 0!! his mind. What he's got on his hip. -——Tlie Vivlfier. Come to Our Great Overcoat Clearance $24.85, $27.85, $37.85 We ’re including every Ov- ~, crcoat. in the housein these three great groups, and they surely ofler exceptional. val- ues. They’re all from our regular high class stock and prices have been greatly re- duced in.‘ every instance— many as much as 40%. All the wanted models from the best manufactur- crs. Rogers fit Stevens Harwell: Bo. Norwslk At that conscrenoe Hughes develop; ‘ . ed a new method or ”saw-r ., ence Hughes has handled s. doses . ‘ ticklish toreign situations—and hand- The secretary says he has no fixed '_ He says 1:" deals with Colgate. Brown and.;Colum’bia univer-t j Buying. F urniture; m... -4 ”l“ unportant , . . annals of Europe has new a more ; Wing furniture the purchaser, generally goes bytheoutside appearance or " finish of the article they wish to purchase. This does not disclose the interior con- ; ~ ' ‘struction or workmanship- which is most All our furniture has been carefully. se- ‘51 lqted as toconsu'uction, workman finish as ODIYgoodfurmturecanbemade. -We carry only reliable merchandise of3; honedguailty. 3; ,Every piece fully guaran— Mindatpnmmueb lower than can be and 3, 3 needed‘tostartyouonthewaytowmninganewearthhmafew ,. ' ’. . ‘ em ml... The Evening Senundgivesyouflieopportumty ‘ ‘ 4A Yourhiaidsandyourownmmafivemgmdeyoutoyourchom' ofthreepopularcars. 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