Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1921, Page 38

o B THE EVENIN( T PUSH CLUBHOUSE PLANS. { $3,000.000 Home in D. C. to Be Started Within Three Months. ver planned and costin 100, will begin in the s Calhoun. who d from New York which is designed to center of women's snal clubs, and will contain equip- or both athletic and social en- inment. will not encroach on the local clubs. but will te with them in offer- ional in character. ing a clu Women from all over the country have becomd interested in the project and subscriptions are pouring In. - first meeting of the foundation held Wednesday. “A Midsum- mers” Night Dream” will be presented on the newly acquired grounds by the Community Service, May 24. Other entertainments are now being plan- ned. _ Greatly Improved Washington nd Columbu S railway * hington p.m. connections for : Memphis, Tenn. May 14. Inquire S *" street northwes RECORD MUST BE CLEAR. Tech Athletes Required to Be Suc- cessful in Studies. Students at Tech High School who fail in their studies cannmot partici- pate in any of the school's athletics. This edict was issued yesterday by the nization of the institu- is the only Washington high school to adopt this plan. Th order reads: “No student whose scholastic record is not clear shall be considered eligible to take part in any interscholastic or inter- class athletic event, nmor to practice h any team, until said record be olutely clear by satisfactory pass- the subject or subjects in which failure was made.” Build Yourxelf Up With Father John's Medicine. No drugs.— Advertisement. ORDERED TO DUTY HERE. Commander Montgomery E. Higgins, Medical Corps, on_ the bat- tleship Connectieut, has been as- signed to duty _at the Naval Dis- pensary, this 31: Lieut. Charles Wheatiey, Naval Medical Corps. at the Washington Dlspen!sl) has been ordered to the U. S. S. Fuiton. GENEVIEVE'S GOWN SHOP 717 11th St Foulard Dresses Brown and white—navy blue and white—Alice blue and white and black and white. $1.398 Regulnr}l 9.95 Dresses Lieut. time. Don’ lay in ordering & supply of Tar Bags or Tar Paper. E. Morrison Paper Co., 1000 Pa. Ave. < | Coolidge, FINED $10 FOR ASSAULT. " Assailant of “Presidential Cob- Don't overlook the oppor- tunity to save—your future may depend on it. Save now and be prepared for any emergency that may arise in the future. Open a savings account here. ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVIN Cor. 7th and E Sts. Snyder & Little's newest oxford design with blac brown or green trimmings, Rus- sian calf, Sand Bucksk/n. B Brown K!‘dskr'n with se’f and 121 White fabric cunrrast;ng trr'mmr.ngs. Styder@Litlle Tt S0 CRAZY 1O HAVE A GARDEN LIKE MRS. JONES, SO I BOUGHT THESE PLANTS AND I WANT You To PLANT THEM IN THE BAcx Subscribers to Inaugural Fund Re- ceive Last Refund Checks. Commissioner Cuno H. Rudolph, who was treasurer of the Inaugural fund for the inauguration of Presi-| dent Harding and Vice President has sent out checks for the last refund payment due subscribers to the inaugural fund. All festivities in Washington in connection with the inauguration were called off at the request of President Harding and but 59 was used by the inaugural rittee, out of the $162,755 sub- seribed to defray the expenses of the expected elaborate inaugural cere- monies. But 2.44 per cent of the amount subscribed was used by the committee. A refund had previously been made to subscribers on January 10, at which time 10 per cent of the total sub- scription was retained to meet the expenses of the inaugural committee. _ Approprinte Commeneement Flowers. Blackistone, 14th and H.—Advertise- ment. . STAR, WASHINGTON, GET THEIR MONEY BACK. |KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—The Temptation Was Too Strong. D. C, GEE WHIZ! WHATA WoRM! 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Present ‘STRAIGHT With Matt Moore and Gladys Leslie Pop. $1.50 Mat, Thursday ‘THE FRONT | SE AT A Play in Three Acts by Rids Johnson Young Mon. Night Only 2 Seats AI'WAYS FOREMOST IS THE WAY’? Beginn'ng Next Morday Night—Seats Now | ARTHUR HAMMERSTEIN Prexents in the past two days. chased. Announcement The Chinese Play, “Mu Lan,” Cannot Be Staged in Washington on account of unforeseen conditions which have arisen All tickets will be redeemed if the purchaser applies before May 15 to the person or agency from whom pur- —BUT— “The Chinese Lantern” A Delightful Production, Will Be Given at THE LITTLE THEATER WEEK OF MAY 16 For Benefit of the China Famine Fund FIVE HUNDRED TICKETS To Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus For Five Hundred Washington Boys Call Early Tomorrow Morning N. E. CROWELL 40 H St. N.E. LAST TWO DAY AND MIRIAM COOP! CRAND ALL’S KN l'cxznnou( Fi 1Rt Special perfo ng at 10.30 l BRA L1)- YOUR BODY |cRANDALL Ninth and E Next Week WIill Prenent In Response to Insistent Popular Demand Allen Holubar's Drama Eternal, With Dorothy Phillips, Jas. Kirkwood and (T L % ENSEMBLE OF 4,660 1 T T e %fl]flmfifl“lflmmflflnm‘mfli TN 1Shubert-Belasco ™ Saturday at 3 “2t0 and 802, Don't Mixx 1t—Only 3 More Times to See 'In the $hadow the Domg A FOX-FISCHER MASTERPIECE Depictirg Life in Wasl | With a Cast of Especially Selected Players, Including i MARGUERITE GALE DONALD HAL lnuu LE | A story of compelling interest and a produc- tion of The country's charm. The | “NOBODY’S MONE B A New Comedy by Wm. Le Maron. With _Otto Kruger, Will Deming, Sue MacManemy, 'Hor Gould and Others ¢ s PRICES MONDAY 1, TO mnonvc: THIS NEW COMEDY THESE BARGAIN PRICES ARE OFFERED ONE NIGHT ONLY 50 scate tor x included for x included for & x ine for $L20. tax included ded EDITH WYNNE MATTHISON & CO. WILL PRESENT THE ELECTRA OF EURIPIDES Gllbert Murray's Translation At the National Theater MONDAY. MAY 16, AT 4:30 P.M. Tickets Now on Snle at the Hox Office. Priges, 50c to Tax Free. Ton'ght, Bt Sxt S Starting Next Sunda A Musiosi Bevus P | Direct Prom 18.week Olymplo “SATIRES OF 1920” MADONNASIM MEN Tremendous Motion Picture and ng Prologue. Real Actors. Ten Tons UIVE "HORSES RACE 1 Marvelous! ! Thriliing Sees the re-opening of Wi ngton’s finest open-air d. park—aewly decorated, new pa- vilion n’ everything. Chevy Chase Lake DANCING Two Myer Davin Orchestras Wonderful Musie Specml Fllm F eatures .| OLYMPIC Rl w. g 31 U ST. BODY COME HOME 7 ST. e NEW STANTON **&.5 -8 1 " Sth at O Street N.W. Moom AR SHow at D St. N.W. ALL- STAR VAUDEVILLE MISS FIVE MUSICAL BUDS AND CONNORS & BOYNE ALSO SHIRLEY MASO creating a moxt lovable slavey part THE LAMPLIGHTER' HARRY CAREY N 5 your car fare do ud out, present it at x atinee th's week and re uction of 10 ce first balcony seat. 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