Evening Star Newspaper, July 12, 1921, Page 26

le i ~ Hot Enbugh It’s hot enough for me, my friends; my once blithe spirits sag, my collar’s wilted at the | ends, my shirt is like'a rag; the sun, with many an angry curve, is baking land and sea, and I ad- mit, without reserve, it’s hot Our Greatest |[ASKER APPONTS Special NEW ASSISTANTS| Optical 614 9tk St Service Stations Bradburn B-t‘y & EL Service 6 Pa. Ave. S.E. Modern Auto Supply Co. 917 H St. TrnylonEtt!nger Bat’y Se 7 Irving St. , The John A. Wlneberxer Co.,ulnc. Ga. Ave. Smith’s Bat'v & EL Service 2119 18th St. Smithdeal Bat'v & EL Service 191D Pa. Ave. Naw, E. J. Penning, » 1740 14th St Naw, division of tie of the Shipping var he has been Los Angele ove served tions un- der the shipping control committee du! ing the war. as until recently sistant m: Furness, Wiky & Co., 1 Britain. Mr.” Lasker said salaries fc { in- hree members the operatio i ould total $95,000, which, he will be divided- approximately C For8by10 : Enlargements| iJ. Barston Smull, William J. l —You wil gel Love and A. J. Frey on enough for me. Men see me quality workman- : totter as I walk, all dizzy with :i:‘-‘: here all the Board of Operations. the heat, and they inquire, on i s 3 .| The three members of the new bnnrdi" ery block, in every glaring M. A. LEESE | of operations of the Emergency Fieet|street, if it is hot enough for me Corporation were announced tast night | —they aekvthls while I fry; and Antherined by Chairman Lasker of the Shipping I'm so faint I cannot see to Hoard T:”\\‘:lrf e e S “‘Imakc a calm reply. The mier- STORAGE. New Yor Villiam ove of New BATTERY Tork and A. J. Frey of Los Angeles, | CUTY is making flights that cause Calif. us much amaze; the days are | (The three members of the opers torrid and the nights:are hotter | tlons boare ecome vice presidemts ol Ja v o8 L ey Frset Corboration and |than the days; men wilt and ! with Chief ('oun{sn»l Blmer Schiesinger | wither and repeat their prayers and one more vice president to be ap- ] | pointed. will constitute the directorate for breezes cold, and he who 1of the Emergency Kicet Corporaton.) yearns for greater heat should Chairman sker w Serve as presi- dent of the board of operations. have l"ihh“d hlfllf -soled. Ye; Unanimous Cholee. ever in € scorci hing marts an Mr. Smull, who was the unanimous|on the sizzling plain, bores am- choice of ship owners and operators. bl d I fs a native of New vork. He is vice|Dle up and break our hearts president of the New York Produce|yvith that absurd refraip. “Well Exchange and a member of the firm|. . h 2 % < of J. H. Winchester & Co. ship bro- is it hot enough?” they ask, as Kers. e was ciated wi the Ship- v 1 3 1 pf;g Board during the war as & mem- ghey go sweating by, and ah, it artering committee. — |is a_grievous task to make a Iy in charge of} calm reply. For in the breast of palsied age and in the breast of youth, this question stirs Jerserk rage, makes us see red, in sooth. And we would crush the questioneer, expunge him on the spot, and fill-his foolish doard. pa | sencral manager of N.W. “The Still Better Willard” blamed hot. WALT MASON. Copyright by George Matthew Adams. —_— AUTO DEALERS ON FROLIC. 0 Tweedale, formerly auditor for the District of Columbia, pointed controller of the S in 1919, will remain as controller. Chair- man Lasker announce: Col. Robert M. Montgomery, however, the chairman ladded, will represent the chairman and he board in a complete reorganization »f the auditing system. Main Station Washington-Battery-Company 1621-23 L St. NW. Outing at Marshall Hall. ed. At the same time the chairman an- nounced the appointment of Clifford W. Smith as secretary of the Shipping Board, o succeed John J. Flaherty. Mr. Smith was connected with the Washing- on bureau of the ed Press for several years, and was formerly.of Ben{ .on Harbor, Mich. In announcing the appointment of the board Chairman Lasker pointed out that the first step in the reorganization of the Shipping Board had been taken with -the approval, In detail, of the President. “By close co-operation with the owners and operators of American s well as the shippers them- he said. “the board now has se- lected as officers the best shipping brains that the ccuntry and the shipping interests have to offer. “If we fall down now." said Mr. Las- ker, “we have no alibi. “The big aim of the board Is to speed the day when the goveriment can get out of ship operations and turn the ships over to private owners,” Chalrman Las- er said, “but that will not be done un- til things are running smoothly under the present effort as a partnership plan and private operators are ready to take the work over.” RESTROOM AT CITY P. 0. FOR WOMAN EMPLOYES Made Available as Part of Gen- eral Welfare Movement Inau- ing their f; ciation to hold their annual frolic, and at 2:15 o'clock shall Hall. ment of the occasion. party will return to the city tonight. —_— Gude's and variety. _— Elastic Hosiery —of the better sart only is sold by us. Gibson's Quality cannot be beat. We have ex- perienced men and’ women fitters. Private fitting rooms. Prices most reasonable. The Gibson Co., Inc. tively. Those to stud. language are Lieut. C both of the Infantry. in Japan and Capt Sam Houston Texas. Martin at Those sent age are Capt. Woodrow W. Wood employes of the Washington city post office was opened yesterday as part of the welfare movement which is now be- ing extended throughout the postal service. ‘The new room is located on the ground floor of _the city post office building. adjacent to Union station. and is equipped with docker space for the women, chairs, couches, table, etc. The room is unique in that it pos- sesses a “bl'nd alley staircase.” which winds up the side of the wall and comes to an end at the ceiling, the stairs having been blocked up. The room was used during the war i} as the special delivery room. and the | stairs were in use. but have since been closed. It was suggested today that girls desiring exercise might climb up vn the stairs. look-outs” in the room, in use throughout the city post office & in all post offices of the country, from wRich inspectors may spy on the force of workers, also have been closed up in the restroom. NEW ARMY HIKING REdORD Private Covers 1,100 Miles in Forty Days With Heavy Pack. Private John McGregor of the 2nd Division, a native of Canada, Health Candies who enlisted in the United States . 40, 60 & 806 lb. Army in 1917 and served in France (" |during the world war. has established an Army record for long distance hiking with full pack. He walked from San Antonio, Tex. to Denver, Col. a distance of 1,100 miles. in forty marching days, making a daily average of thirty-five miles in the last fourteen days. McGregor carried a pack containing full field equipment, weighing about forty-five pounds, during the whole of the march. That feature wal garded by infantry officers most remarkable part of the test. They asserted that the hike probably could be made by experienced march- ers in the same time provided they carried the light pack, but that rec- ords contained no parallel feat with the heavier pack. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Fedetation of Citizens' Associa- tions will meet at 8:15 in the board room of the District building. The men of Willlam B. Cushing Camp. No. 30, Sons of Veterans, and the Ladies’ Auxillary of Cushing Camp, No. 4, will meet at 0 at the Thomson School. \ Class six of the Lewis Hotel Train- ing School will meet at 8 o'clock at the Shoreham Hotel. Representative AHcek Robertson of Oklahoma will speal a &l;oou«. regularly; Perhaps You Have Long Desired to Own a New Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph —but you have been pre- vented because you already own some kind of a talking machine. We have re- moved this ‘difficulty by arranging to take in trade your talking machine as part payment on the’ New Edison. No matter what talking machine you may now own, vou surely want to possess the only instrument made by the man who invented the phonograph Come in and’see tis and we will arrange a trade for you. J X Yau can .pay, the balance on easy morithly payments. The Gibson Co., Inc., 917 G “&!-w HOOD caps, bo retail stores. ‘The entertainment of the Northeast Hebrew School, scheduled to be held in the Northeast Masonic Temple to- night, has been postponed indefinitely on lccount of the hot weather. ——— ASES ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Fred M. Meyer has filed suit for an absolute divorce from Mary E. Meyer. They were married at Lynch- burg, Va., February 7, 1914. and have one child. Misconduct is aileged and a_co-responflent named. Attorney M. F. Mangan appears for the husband. ASKS $50,000 FOR INJURY. Suit to recover $50,000 damages for alleged personal injury has been filed iy the District Supreme Court by John eppen. an iron worker, against_the | John W. Danforth Company and Wil- liam J. Sloan. The defendants are the o contractor and subcontractor on the building of the new navy yard power- house, and Reppen says a bridgeway. o the Job wae defective and caused \ him to fall May 31 last, sustaining serious injury. He is represented by Attorneys George C. Shinn. .and Charles V. Meehan. —— Stomach Troubles Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Prodoces: bealthy activity of weak and ordered stomachs, A.streagth butider. THE EVENING ‘STAR, FOST KEEPING_ UP WITH THE _JONESES—THe_ View Couldn’t Be Beat. a! tribe with fear, but we are too Busy Program Planned for Today's Those who contemplated buying an automobile this afternoon need not become excited should they, on visit- rite agent, find the doors | will be awarded the young lady driving locked and “nobody at home." for this is the day selected by members of the | Washington Automotive Trade Asso- this afternoon one connected with hington boarded the Charles Macalester and went to Mar- The committee in charge of the ex- cursfon has arranged an attractive program, and it is promised that not a dull moment will mar the enjoy- Amusements of various kinds have been provided. and after dinner at the resort the Flowers Ave Fresh and fragrant—renowned for their beauty 1214 F.—Advertisement. MUST TAKE COURSE OF STUDY. Four officers of the Army have been ordered to take a cource of Instruc- tion in the Japanese and Chinese lan- guages In Tokyo and Peking. respec- the Japanese . William J. Davis and Capt. Truman H. Martin. Col. Davis is Fort to Peking to study the Chinese langu- ridge, Field Artillery, at Camp Travis 917 G St. N.W. Sirated Ty’ Departinsnt. Texas, and Capt. Norman H. Baldwin, ‘The Store Your Physiclan Signal Corps, at Camp Pike, Ark. Recommends A new restroom for the fifty woman Phone Franklin 4000 [ ARe THERE YEH ' D ANY GOoD VIEWS AROUND BAND CONCEBT Concert at Logan Park at 7:30 p.m. Marine Budnd. ) today by the United States ‘Taylor Branson, Excerpts from “Mlle. Modiste,” Herbert *...Brapson | ‘ Intermezzo, “La Pepita”.. Two Novelties: (a) “Crooning” 5 . Ceasar (b) “Wyoming Luilab; Williams Master melodies from famous light operas............. Roberts ‘ Waltz Suite, I The Star spunzled Banner.” 0DD FELLOWS TO GO ON_ BEACH OUTING THURSDAY Nearly 3,000 Expected at Chesa- peake Resort at Bene- fit Fete. Nearly 3,000 0dd Fellows are expected to go on the organization's excursion to Chesapeake Beach Thursday for the benefit of the Odd Fellows' Home. Prizes valued at $300 will be given to successful contestants in various athletic events. A $25 bridal bouguet the most nails in the shortest time. Mitherous Sanctorium, the recently formed playground of the order, will | raake a pilgrimage to the resort on the 2:30 train. Following are the commit- toes in charge: Committee on_arrangements— Dement, chairman; Wilton Harve: chairman; Alice S. Thomas, secretary: H. C. R. Bohnke, treasurer. Judges—Bert V. Wolfe, McKie, W. J. Hope, Wesley F. Pape. Amusements — Harry L. Anderson, chalrman; W. C. W. Burgess, starter; Robert Thompeon. clerk: J. D. Bowen, A. A. Lowery, L. G. Godbold, Frank E. Rapp, W. H. Nah, George' Lund, A. W, Wilson, Eibert Charity. V. W. Coff- E. Frazier, Lesiie B. Messick, Alexander G. A. Myer, J. C. Ac ory. W. H. Sparshott. V E. Wilson. Mollle B. Edmonston, Barlow, R. B. Planger, Samuel Jakers- barger, Thomas Ingle. Badges—Mawle I. Taylor, chairman; Annle M. Cole, Fannie Frame, Emma Bolt, Mae Cooper, Emma Wolf, Annie E. Grigsb SAND MENACES SHIPS AT SEA. S0 much sand at sea that it men- aced navigation is the report that comes to the weather bureau. A car- sand has been received as The sand was swept up from the decks of an American mer. Lchantman in the Yellow sea. a vio. lent storm having occurred several days previous in Mongolig. than ordinary milk —is of most pleasing :lavor, creamy color, purity —has elicited praise from many of the homes that now receive this newest product of our dairy —is pasteurized under expert supervision and bottled double-capped with the extra sanitary th pints and quarts. Phone us YOUR order for Guernsey Milk, to be delivered to your home daily, beginning to- morrow—or ask for Guernsey Milk at any of our ) Dsstrict of Columbia. Phone Franklin 4000 and place your milk order. You will enjoy the satisfaction whick comes with the knowledge that you are using: the very best milk from:the most approved: m17k supply in the city. WASHINGTON, D. C, RUG STORES GOTTA LOT OF PICTURE FOST CARDY ©OF Davis did not make pyblic the outline CRANDALL of the bill he proposes Yo send to Con- NDALL'S 184 & Cl. RL gress. He had previously announced the II“ERME' new division would have almost com- v plete control of government work along —TODAY— the line of athletics, fifteen large industries of the country to form a co-ordinating link between the employes and dustry. He intimated today he will not ask for an appropriation immediately, but might do 80 next fall. SOLDIERS TO FEDERATE. Plans to Merge All Organizations in Washington. Plans for the federation of all sol dier organizations in Washington will be considered itiated by the District department of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, in the . |board room of the D tomorrow night veterans' been proposed as a better means of working for relief legislation for the ex-service men. : % The movement far the fede: was started by the ) Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at recent meeting. This post will meet Friday night, 1004 E street. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected. of the a —Advertisement. MAKES ADVERSE REPORT. In a report merce Commission yesterday, Exami- ner J. B. Keeler holds as unreason- able requirements of the Prairie Line Compa oil from Oklahoma and Texas fields in quantities_of not The minimum, sald, should be reduced to 10.000 bar- Rates of 20 cents a barrel for barrels. rels. gathering the oil transporting it to the trunk pipe line in Pennsylvania were held to be not unreasonable. _Guernsey Milk —and CREAM have won 43.6 per cent of the 71 gold and silver medals awarded at the National Dairy Show and has long been noted for its fine flavor and richness. —contains a higher percentage of fat and other food elements I o OUR Guernsey Milk, the product of Guernsey cows ex- i clusively | s Bl : g and richness; Our Basteurized Milk receives the highest %, official rating of the health department for the Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy GEO. M. OYSTER, Jr.. HENRY N. BRAWNER, Jr. 1114-1120-Connecticut Ave. SECRETARY DAVIS PLANS RECREATION DIVISION Labor Department Head Will Ask Congress to Aid in Fostering Secretary of Labor Davis is prepar- ing and will send to Congress some time this week the draft of a bill proposing creation of a division of recreation within the Department of Labor. The new division, it is understood, will have as its head a man prominent in fostering of athletics and will have charge of government work in boost- ing all branches of -athletics. 2y, o e ALY TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 WELL- L-l-L ~ HM- ER- — You LooK LIKE A REGULAR ¢ PELLEQ— TLL LET You IN ONIT! FoLiow AMUSEMENTS. HOW'S THAT FOR A ViEW EHP THEY SIT CRANDALL’S F at 10th MEtRopoLIiAN ufl. Ao e ll P. M. James OMver Curwood's The ! GOLDEN SNARE Lewis Stone——Ruth Renick Larry Semon In “The Renmt Collector” Athletics. Secretary Beginaing at 6:30 P. M. WILL ROGERS HONEST HUTCiH -!A\ VS, Chevy Chase LAKE Dancing _ every Merer Davis mus day. Lucky Number 'y I8 completing his ey men” into the the management of in- uu!lA\'- at a public meeting, in- rict bullding t 8 o'clock. Uniti organizations has T, 8:120—MAT. TOMOR. SHUBERT-GARRICK THE GARRICK PLAYERS in “WAY DOWN EAST” tion tional Capital at new headquarters, Orfental Decorations Artistie Lighting Effects ALL THIS WEEK PRIZE FOX TROT Wed., Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Eve. Prizes awarded by popular applause. Rring your friends and swell your pop- ularity. DANCING n o suappy jazzy music to the Interstate Com- that shippers tender less than 100,000 the report Umider Entire New Management HEN —you say the word we will supply the Blank Books. E. Morrison Paper Co. 100D Pa. Ave. from wells and Examination of LUNGS. - liver, Pradiz as seen with your own ¢ . Wright's X-Ray Plant. n (VI l‘hl Cl" Mals S2a7. T for t Physicisn and n.w. Phone Teo Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. Str. “Three Rivers” or “Dor- chester” leaves Seventh St. Wharf 3 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and ys; leaves Baltimore same days at 5 p.n. Time required, two nights and one day each way. 510'5 covers passage, lufie- tax. Send l’or bookle! of other trips and vacation resorts. M, D. & V. Rallway Company, B., C. & A. Rallway Company, R. H. Seulsby, G. Bal Te Reserve Staterooms, { FREE DANCI Good clothes suffered sorrowfully yesterday from mud splashes and rain dirt. Quite likely made them unfit to wear — temporarily —for at Hoffman’s—where “Soiled Isn't Spolled" ladies’ and men’s clothes are entirely refreshed by Dry Clean- “ing. Beautiful work, care- “fully done. Our auto will call and deliver. erePREVENTOL fog s been sprayed- REPUBLIC Special Film Featuresf SOUTHEAST GARDENS 1353 P: Ave.S.E, NEW STANTON STANTON CALL OF THE B0 d 16th Episodes 6th & C Sts. N.E. AVENUE GRAND l.l- CRANDALL YORK THEATER Ga. A'f.‘“l!'fl St CRANDALL’ CRANDAU.’S METROPOLITAN wisteeatiat 10th W CRANDALI.’S otk TODAY AXD TOMORROW KNICKERBOCKER at Col. R VILL, Rk M. heafe: CRANDAU-'S ffi:hfl.::& TODAY AND TOMORR: TY) ARRC ESMAN. —RO: THE H. Garsom Presen YOU Orchestra FRITZI BR Orchestra IALTO 11 A. M—AHl Week—11 P. M. Holding the Mirror Up to Life ts CLARA KIMBALL In Sada Cowan’s Great Biory “CHARGE IT” 11 AM~—Today, Wed—11 P.M. Robt. Bruktos Presents In a Play of s-mm, Sinnets and THE BEVIL TO PAY Subsidiaries 40-MILE MOONLIGHT TRIP STEAMER ST. JOHNS Leaves Tth and N Sts. Wharf NMGHT AT 715 Fares: Rain or Shine Adults, 75c; menu. 40c, inc. war tax. DANCING STEAMER CHAS. MACALESTE! d 6:45 p.m. adeds pm il Bound Trigg, 880, War Tax. In the Cool ;:fn the Evening 32-MILE MOONLIGHT SAIL ON HURRICANE DECK TO Marshall Hall “On the Historic Potomac” Every Evening Excellent Dining Room Bervice on. Steamer and at Marshall Hall, Tesves 7th St Whett 19 a.m.. uo T“MOUNT VERNON _ 7th Bt. Wharf Steamer Charles Macalester Amerios's Finest, Oslored Mo ll-l. Gre; r rB AN’ OF PHE FOREFT. Te ‘Comed; YOU ST. Near 14th vie House odn—lnuu!l. LOEW'S ALAC Continuous 10130 A Continmous 10130 A. M—11 P. M. “TODAY AND ALL WEEK _ 2 _H’M_' oW PI.AYH\G PARAMOUNT Pllu —11 P m 'mr Outskirts Washington Famous Aute Co Road Cabin John Trolley to Door } And Enjoy a Table d'Hote Chicken Dinner. | at the Hotel Open From Nvon TH1 Miduight MENU Salted Snu Olives. Purce of Tomatoe: Salmon Pattics a 18 Newburgh Ha d Spring Chicks « Barl Peas __Coffes _ Roof Garden Now Open Dancing | 830 TIN ‘“Illlt P Saunders’ Make R Parties, B ADMISSION AHUSKI'(NT PARK 20 Fun Fev.ure o Six Bl Rides, AND T Am T 0! BALL 200X FOR DANGIN OEHMANN'S JOYOUS JAZZ Svdic B. F. KEITHS =< Daily ;:i5 Sun. 355 (New Market, Va. anil Ret) for Endless Caverss July 17 Lv. Washington 8:00 A:M. A ool an el A Wonderful Trip A Barbecue Dinner For tickets, informat e~ erature, apply to S. E. 5 Div. Pass. Agent, 1425 ' it. N.W., Phone Main 5633 or. Tick- et Agent, Union Station, 7th St. S.W. Sta., also Alexandria, Va. 740 9th St. We teach the latest in dlm:lnT " oguced rates | for the summer. Cooleat place In cits. Lessons n ‘any time, sirietly priv. Hra. 1101 10°) AVISON'SEr 1329 M n.w i ~mv dace—""The Toadle,” Army-Na Taps. Teach you to dance correctly in 4 fow Btrictly priv Any hour. Normal couree. PROF. AND MRS. ACHER STUDIO. 1131 Monday and y, n jessons b) Egzhl-nt. z"lu“lhfiz ll e PROF. OAINS RIGHTWAY e o ':'t’ ts New Masonic Temple, w.—Clas o Private Fhone 6786,