Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1921, Page 36

KIWANIANS HOLD BIG SING AFTER MUSIC WEEK TALK Many Old Standbys Sung at Weekly Luncheon of c)pb:" Following a_short address on_the meaning ‘of Music week by Mrs. Corinne Lockman, members of the Kiwanis Club, under the leadership of Robert Lawrence, broke into song in Kiwanian style at the weekly lunciieon of the club at the Hotel Washington yesterday. “Smiles,” “The ' Calendar Song," “Sally” and all other standbys of the organization were given with a zest that proved beyond question that those present Wwere aware that “Music week” was .being observed in the city. An added attraction was the singing of the National Quartet, composed of Miss Elizabeth Max- well, Miss Lillian Chenowith. Wil- liam Braithwaite and Harry Forker. Claude H. Woodward presided and announced that the acceptance by the City Club of the Kiwanian offer to furnish the corner stone of its new building had been .received. John A. O'Rourke announced that both the Washington and Detroit teams had accepted the invitation of the Kiwanis Club to be guests at mext Thursday's luncheon. the day on which the two teams play for the benefit of the Boys' Club of Wash- ington. The Kiwanis Club of Ha- gerstown will be entertained by the local organization the same day, and following the meeting will parade in a body to the ball park ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Miss Louise Blair will give an exposi- tion of the Sunday school lesson at 4:45 at Y. W. C. A, 1333 F street. TONIGHT. - The Red Triangle Outing Club will have a musical at the Y. M. C. A. at 8 o'clock. The cantata “Ruth and Naomi" be presented by the choir of the Wash- ington Hebrew Congregation, assisted by Mrs. Gladys Thomas and Richard Lorleberg, at the Eighth Street Temple. The Writers' League meets at the Public Library. Miss * Helen Coleman, British war nurse, will speak at 8 o'clock in St. Stephen's Parish Hall, 14th street and Columbia road. A concert for the he benefit of Columbia Polytechnic Institute for the Blind will be given at 8:15 o'clock at the New Wil- lard. Big Sister meeting at Christ Child So- ciety headquarters, 324 Indiana ave- nue, 8 o'cle The reading class of the Spanish- American Atheneum meets at 8§ o'clock at the Thomson School. will The annual celebration of the birth- day anniversary of Jefferson Davis will be held at 8 o'clock, at Confed- erate Memorial Home. Temple Chapter, No. 13. O. E. S, will give a card party at the Ebbitt. The Young Ladies' Bible Class will entertain at 8 o'clock, at Western Presbyterian Chureh. HARDWOOD MEN LOSE. Supreme Court Upholds Injunction Against Price Exchanging. The Supreme Court has refused the petition of the American Hard- wood Manufacturers’ Association for a writ of supersedeas to serve as a stay against the injunction obtained by the government to prevent the members from exchanging price in- formation. On the ground that the “open com- petition” plan of the association wag in violation of anti-trust laws, the government obtained a permanent in- junction in March, 1920, from Federal Judge 3McCall, at Memphis, Tenn., pro- hibiting members of the association from exchanging reports on produc- tion, sales and prices. A Drugless Treatment for Chronic Ailments Chiropractic is a wondertul science of nature's own treat- ment for all flls. The practice is new, but the principles are as old as Nature herself. And there is no disease, temporary or chronic, which it has not helped. It is truly a wonder- ful treatment—no drugs, no medicines used. It is nature's own treatment. Censultatio Examination Free. DR. LOUIS W. HOFFMAN CHIROPRACTOR Phome Main 6739 Suite 213 Opposite Rialto . Plating and Silver Plating. All Work Guaranteed. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. THE FAMOUS Detcions 60c lb Purest rl-m !n-'-flil [ Fresh Today and Every Day 1010 E Street 614 13th Street Daily_8:30 AM. to 10:30 P.M. Sundays 1010 E 8t—Spen Snyder & Liitle present another new design White Fabric | Brown Trimmed ) (Appropriate Hosiery) 1 1211 F ST. SARNEN, A AR S 'rmzz EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. c.. FRI})AY '.TUNE 3, 1901 Ods Fikil KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Pa Asked a Hard One. L f YES MR. M°GINIS, THE The world "is ‘full of trouble, INSURANCE Corpany each hour some grief begins, and SENT ME UP TO GET every ache is double, and every \‘T":gwgig?& NGRSl woe is twins. The rubles we THE AUTO, are earning don't pay us for our HIT You? toil, the gasoline we’re burning is mostly castor oil. Two cylin- ders are missing, the battery is lame ; a byword and a hissing is life, the dismal game. And yet the folks seem cheerful as they pursue their grind; the fellow who is tearful is rather hard to find. I hear the people chaffing and joshing as they pass. I hear my neighbors laughing while hoeing garden sass; I cannot un- derstand it, such mirth all vain appears; this life does not de- mand it—it rather calls for tears. YEH, BUT WHO'S GONNA MAKE FOR TH' DROKEN BOTTLE THAT \AS ON THAT THERE HIP? " WELL, OF COURSE WE'LL MAKE ‘GOOD FOR BROKEN HIP!! The Potomac-Chesapeake AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. | D. C. WOMAN DONOR. A{ portrait of Francis John Thomas, a former governor of Maryland, will be unveiled in the chamber of dele- There’s sorrow on the ocean, there’s sorrow on the shore; my rheumatism potion relieves the Fain no more ; woe like a stream Cruise to Baltimore [ 40-Wie haonligm Trip Steamer St. Johns | ‘ If you know mx. trip, you are for it; | ‘lr vou o not. by all mean acquant: | Special Film Features t life. L gates at the stateh e S orwite, (et meanders through life, and never | &t 4 o'clock” this afternoon. The wars || 2oake .'1’1 e Xeaves Zth St (Whart 141k _and Irving Sis. N.W. tl’llt is a gift to the state by Mrs. || Thr l’"h Francols Berger Moran of Washing- | lon, a descendant of Gov. Thomas. stenmern * OPEN 6 P.AL A,\-mxlu_ MORENO, quits; my horse has got the glanders, my cat is throwing fits. CIRCLE & amow v - = | LYRIC in “THE OUTSIDE WOMA: TONIGHT ! ! The portralt will be unvell | : Sy s are always clowded for | BSR4 el | LT € no sun will shine, in sac attleship Kearsarge. | Free Dancing PRODUCTION. YOBXII'IDH\ “FRUIT." JOE RYAN, Gov. Ritchie of Maryland will ac- cept the portrait on behalf o3 the !|/W state. The picture is being present- ed by Mrs. Moran to fulfi]l a promise | cloth I am shrouded, in ashes I; recline. My seul is torn by, teasels, my days are gray and| Rain or Shime Fares: Adults, 78¢; Children, 400, inc. war tax NEW Tmm 53 s st 35 |{IRERTY A,\\m _THE TRUTH 450 SESSUE . HAYAKAWA w “BLACK ROSES” NO' PLAYING MARY PICKFORD In her greatcst romantic comrdy “Daddy Longlegs.” success since made to her mother. The artist grim, my hens have got the|¥rnklig Barber Clark of New*Yorl e OLYMPIC B AT'”"--;& 20 measles, my ducks can’t learn 1;uI REVERE THEA 1451 U ST N.W. CHARLES DILLINGHAN Pressat swim; and yet I see men grin- 4, WILLIAM FAIRB. i TRUXTON BARNEY BERNARI b H “A WESTERN ADV E i a S Bla: Aaren Hofy ning as though the world were | = MIETROPOLITAY | Oien =re ather permicting. el o] by -~ fine; such merriment seems sin- ! CRANDALL'S J75iroy%a: to 6:30. Fecond show “Two Blocks Away ning when I am shedding brine. | | et R "fi'x’ sy . 2, BEART o || MONDAY NIGHT—SEATS SELLIV B ) BY THE £ x WALT MASON. . (Copyright by George Matthew Adams.) CANAL BOARD NAMED. ‘Will Investigate Entire civll! Administrative Zone. , Secretary Weeks announced yesterday the personnel of the commission ap- pointed by hffn to investigate the en- tire civil administration of the Pan-| ama Canal Zone.. The members will | Tried our cream dipped Strawberries and | ’Churfln! Baturday, special! 4%¢ Box. MARY SWEET 709 D St. N.W.!| hrnr that we carry a complete stock of Tar Bags and Tar Paper. . Morrison Paper Co., | i ll 1008 Pa. Sve. | i u Battery Service Stations Westinghouse Attention is available for. all motorists, for any make of battery, at the stations named below. Westinghouse Attention twice a month keeps your battery fit and makes it serve longer. You are welcome to these stations. HOME 3.5 S5 325 « kind of wes! Continnous Fre " Noo ALL-STAR V AUDEVILLE be given “very comprehensive” in- L. A. O'NEILL, INC. structions by the Secretary at their . 6th and H Sts. N.W. \'EI;XLE{'RT first meeting here Saturday and will Diabably: aill on et AUIDMOT]VE SUPPLY CO. 204 Five Syncopated Steppers. 21st St. and Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. AUTO BATTERY SERVICE CO. 13th and K Streets N.W. transport leaving June 10. They are: Brig. Gen. W. D. Connog, chairman, who was relieved for this purpose from the Army ' transportation serv- ice. ial Production the Trein V. Willy t of Steilar Presented With “Pnrlners uf ihc Tide.” Saturday Capt. A. B. Fry of the Treasury De- B. C. FURR, . RE. o - Note: Pre i< ad at Strand box v saw 3 edy, e ary lis week and receive e th and G Streets'SW. Specials e | e H. P. Wilson of New York, executve MARYLAND BATTERY SERVICE, INC. And CTRATLING THE oy ||| 8t baleons seat. officer of one of the largest power 1711 Kalorama Road In EMPIRE companies in the country and an ex- pert on waterways and canals. Shcibhcaah Hnibd: (Turn Of 16th Si. at y—One Block West) CRANDALL’S Apollo Theater and H Gard o11 H St. N.E. S. A. Molitar of New York, a rai road engineer. | More than three generations of master workmen, up- : ‘ : = TORAE WAy A EVA l\O\'AK T ecreary said e commission holding the Westinghouse Standard of uncompromising i ar natlons in the Canal Zone, including the entire quality, have made possible this latest Westinghouse i i BARRY FOLLARD, “THE SMART SEX” civil governmental establishment, achievement. | And - Also 2reel L Ko Comedy. wages, railroad and canal operation, CRANDALL'S YORK THEATER = but would not consider military af- Ga.Ave.&Qurber <. fairs. RIS, in TER KEATON, in TODAT—MILDRED % Roses Fresh Cut—Right From Cur Greenhouses Washington Floral Co. 14th and N. Y. Ave. NW. Phone Main 100-107 Sth ot O Street N.W. T OW —T. ROY BARNES, MY LAWYER. And Comedy, “ EYECTIVE. 16tk Street and R. I Ave. Paramount 0. Health Candies WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES | MARYLAND . BATTERY SERVICE, Inc. 40, 60 & 80c 1b. 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Wharf 10:00, 2530, 6:30 Great Falls Park Most Beautiful Piace Near the GREAT FALLS ‘OF THE POTOMAC Indian Shows—Exhibits—Art Work EXCURSIONS. Great Falls by Water THE FAMILY ROUTE Steamer Rosedale TO COLONIAL BEACH This schedule Special for round trip season ticket, good on amy of{ W NEXT WEEK ®% Metro Presem!s IHEARTS! CRANDALL'S, [METROPOLITAN | F at 10th W& NEXT WEEK 9% The Coffee of Beefsteak Richness 45¢ lb. Pridemark Colffee, .National Coffee, 40c Ib. g 30c Ib. Red Mill Coffee;, = Snappy Blend Coffee, 35clb. 25¢ Ib. MOORE’S GARDEN 11A.M—~Last 2 Days—I11 P.M. | - Pratented Under Auapices of Woman's Welfare Leagus il A ROMANCE | OF WASHINGTON *The Post” Photopla and » il . 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