Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1921, Page 20

- meRUSE—— *“Three Rivers” Baltimore same days at 5 pm. Time required, two nights and one day each way. covers passage, state- $10.50 Seom “inatments, everything but war tax. Send for booklet of other trips and vacation: resorts. C. & R H. s.-l-hy. G. P. A., Balto., ¥ To Reserve Staterooms, Call Main 745, Thousands —of Washingtonians have secured relief by wearing Gibson's Elastic Hosiery. With us elastic hosiery is a profession. We fit you scien- tifically and guarantee every fitting. Prices most reasonable. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G Street N.W. The Store Your Physician Recommends Invalid Rolling Chairs for Rent and Sale Very moderate rates of rental. If you desire to purchase, rentals will ap- ply on purchase price. The Gibson Co., Inc. 917 G Street N. E make a specialty of |e-’ mesh bags, ete. teed. all kinds of kaives, scissors and rasors. THE GIBSON CO0., Inc. 917 @ St. N.W. A Quart of 7 Mitte Phone W.183 3206 N St.NW, Authorized Willard Service Stations Brndhul\o\fit‘y & EL Service 6 Pa. Ave. S.E. Modern Autn Snpply Co. N.E. Traylor-Ettinger Bat'y Servlce 1417 Irving St. The John A. Wineberger Co., lnc. 3700 Ga. Aves N.W. Smith’s Bat’y & EL Service 2119 18th St. N.W. Smithdeal Bat’y & EL Servlce 1018 Pa. Ave, w. E. J. Penning, 1740 14tk St. N.wW. “The Still Better Willard” Matn Station Washington-Battery-Company &»‘«M 1621-23 L St. N.W. . 'VERY man and woman should save part of their earnings. Are the mm for which yx m spending your money as essential to your wel- hre lld comfort as the needs which may arise during the next 10, 15 or 20 years? ANK !Forced Weekly Holiday to l Prevent Discharge of Employes. Employes of the Washington navy vard will be given holidays every Sat- urday, beginning tomorrow, without pay. The Navy Department yesterday issued orders for the closing of all navy yards and shore stations on Saturdays. This step Is being taken in an effort to prevent the government from throw- ing Into the ranks of unemployed large numbers of mechancs, reckoned at 1,000 in the case of the local gun factory. In fact, officers at the local yard had been working on the Tist of those who must €0, and they were to be discharged day, in the event that the Navy Depa ment had not approved the ‘five-day- week plan. Some Discharged.’ However, 130 employes were discharg- ed from the local yard today. These dis- charges would have been necessary, it was pointed out, and are an addition to those which would have been made without the five-day plan. This particular discharge marks a step in putting the local gun factory on a basis of high efficiency. Owing to the cut in appropriations and the consequent necessity of cutting down the number of working days to five, it will be necessary that every em- ploye be regular in his work, and that he ‘maintain a high state of efficiency in order that the local gun factory may turn out the maximum of work to meet the demands of the big ships for guns and other equipment. Saturday has been selected as the enforced holiday, though some protest had been voiced on the ground that during the summer most stations were permitted to give half of Satur- day as a holiday, under normal con- ditions, without deduction of pa. “The department hopes this order will be accepted i it is promulga Assistant Secre- tary of the Navy Roosevelt said, in a letter explaining the purpose of the action. WILL SHOW NAVY FILM. Thrills of Service to Be Exhibited on Screen. Arrangements have just been com- ipleted for the initial public presen- tation in Washington of “Our Navy in Action,” a film made at the ex- press direction of the Secretary of the Navy. ‘The film is two full reels in length, and is deemed the most artistic bit of photography ever turned out by the Navy Department, as well as the most intensely interesting of all tures. “Our Navy in Action” bring: to the screen all of the thrill, all of the hazard and ali of the romance of hydroplane, submarine, submarine de- stroyer and battleship warfare, The film will be shown in the C dall theaters in the National Cap the first presentation to be throug! out the week beginning next Sunday at Crandall's Metropolitan. The film subsequently will be presented in the six other Crandall theaters in this city. e spirit in which h for the Ffle iston Flewers by Tele who is sailing. Blac! —Advertisement. LESS TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS. Maj. Gessford Tells Police to Keep Up Vigilance. Records of the traffic bureau of the police department for the current month show a decrease in traffic ac- cidents, according to information { contained in a bulletin issued by Maj. Harry L. Gessford, superintendent of police. Maj. Gessford directed members of the force to keep up the good work of enforcing the trafic regulations in order to prevent accidents, per- sonal injury and possible los: lite and limb. Members of the force were direct- ed to keep close lookout for the speeder and corner-cutter and compel compliance with the regulation re- quiring machines to slow down at | intersections. Special attention was called to the Iregulation giving the machine to the right the right of way at street in- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES —It Doesn’t Always Work,: tersections, and the police were di- | rected to require strict compliance with the regulation. | LEFT $160,000 ESTATE. ! Widow Asks Probating of Wiil of Benjamin F. Leighton. Benjamin F. Leighton, former presi- ident of the Bar Association. who died July 5. left an estate valued at $160,- 000, according to the petition of his { widow, Sarah A. Leighton, for the pro- bate of his will. Personal property, |including secur is estimated at 1$100,000, and the real estate at $60,000, 185,000 to his secretary, Mrs. Ernestine !F. Terfiinger, and his law books to 'his partner, George F. Willlams, the vidow is entitled to the entire estate, ir. Williams represents the widow. ON’T —forget that we are ready to supply the Blank Books. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. eon_in charge. x- n_5247. Two Specials g Electric Fans $0).%8 Three-speed, universal motor, eight-inch blade spread. Guaranteed. 192 Ten-inch blade spread, o8-+ cillating universal motor. We deliver free. "l'heGibsonCo.,lnc. ' 917G St. NW. 1 || With the exception of a bequest of | i 1 L St_olen or Strlyed The heat is almost killing, the summer is no joke ; the sun goes westward drilling, and leaves a trail of smoke. Each hour the day grows hotter, men lose their pep and vim, and weave around and totter—and where is Sunny Tim? Where is the dippy duffer who bids us sing and smile when he beholds us suffer in every modern style? 1 see him in the winter when blasts are raging loud; a glad and merry sprinter he chases through the crowd; he bids me can my sor- row, and cries,” “So help me, Pete, the sun will shine temor- 1ow, and melt the snow and sleet.” I see him in the spring- time, I see him in the fall; he says it’s dance-and-singtime, and beams upon us all. But now that I am melting, and life seems stark and grim, and solar rays are pelting, oh, where is Sunny Jim? No gent with precepts priestly comes up to cheer my heart, but men in lan- guage beastly their sentiments impart. They say, “Dodgast the climate, it seems to have no sense ; why don’t you roast and thyme it, and hang it on the fence? Why don’t you flay the weather in one great soaring bymn?” They talk like this to- gether—and where is Sunny Jim? In winter he’s-a hummer, in autumn he is fine, but in the sizzling summer he taketh in his sign. WALT MASON (Copyright by George Matthew Adam: You SEE THIS JUDGE IS IWEET ON TH LADIES . wATCH ME JoLLY HiIM AN GET OfFF! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The wanderiusters’ hike for Su: will start from Chevy Chase Circl 2:30 p.m. Mr. Tierney will lead. The Mra. Ellen Spencer Musney Tent, Daughters of Veterans, will meet Monday. Kallipolis Grotto will give its an- nual picnic at Zoo Park tomorrow, from 3 p.m. to sundown. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. Phil Sheridan Post, No. 6, Depur(i ment ot Potomac will meet at o'clock at Grand Army Hall. Barry Farm Cl[l!ll’l! Association will meet at 8:15, in the Methodist Church, Stanton and Pomeroy roads. The Writers' League will meet in the Public Library. Sermon in Swedish language .at First Baptist Church. O and 16th streets, at 8 o'clock. All Scandinavians invited. Lane C. M. E. Church, 14th and C streets northeast, tenders Dr. A. W. Womack a.banquet. Dr. Julius Car- roll, Dean Kelly Miller and Emmitt J. Scott are to be speakers. GOING ON MOONLIGHT TRIP ; Welfare League of Income Tax Unit: on Cruise Tonight. A moonlight excursion to Indian Head will be held by the Welfare League of the Income Tax Unit of the Treasury Department tonight. The commissioner and deputy commission- er are expected to be present. In charge of the outing is a com- mittee composed of: Edwin Smith, chairman; C. A. Jacquette, vice chair- man; O. C. Lduxford BWA Shtnplfl!. F. R. Steffens, J. O. Burnhlm ’ Frank Campbell, J. R. Brels- ane, B. R. l:utnlm. G. C. Week-End Automobile trips are never complete without a good supply of these goodly ‘cigars. Deer Head Noble Size, 10c Napoleon Size, 15¢ The cigar of class. For sale by all dealers. Made in Washingten by Henry T. Offterdinger, Mfr. " im Mis Medel Cigar Factory at 508 Ninth St. N.W. @’Alenh for Comoy’s London-Made Briar Pipes. WESTINGHOUSE Battery Service Stations L A. O'NEILL, INC. 6th and H Sts. N.W. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO. 21st St. and Pennsylvania'Ave. N.W. AUTO BATTERY SERVICE CO. 13th and K Streets N.W. . B.C. FURR, 7th and G Streets S.W. MARYLAND BATTERY SERVICE, INC. 1711 Kalorama Road N.W. (Turn Off 16th 8t. at the French Embassy—One Block Weat) Westinghouse' Batteries MARYLAND BATTERY SERVICE, Inc. 1711 Kalorama Road N.W. . Distributors. niiverisry: Tire Sale Your choice of thése makes at the lowest price ever offered in the history of tlredom. 30x3. - Non-Skid FISK PENNSYLVANIA PORTAGE ' 'GENERAL UNITED STATES MILLER Y[/ re- ‘anomeR’ SPEEDING, - -FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921. MS A FINE MORNING “YOU ST. Nw 14th REPUBLIC Ameries's Finest Col % ot e Pty gt X e A V. t's story of the Bes, P-rlnen of flle Tide” Shert subjects. TRUSSES Orohestra. If you need s Truse soe us—we have Trusses to fit all conditions. Alll"lhflk.lflull)h prices. MISS ‘wide experience—is llnt.l".thll‘hl KLOMAN'S ‘emmeme: Com; 1y 1114 14th St. N.W. Phoms M. 5088. New Prices on CHEVROLET CARS 490 Open Models * $625 F. O. B. 490 Closed Models ° $975 F. 0. B. F. B. Open Models $975 F. 0. B. F. B. Closed Modeh '$1575 F. O. B. Chevrolet Motor Company 1218 Conn. Ave. N.W. Phone Franklin 5627 SPEND THE WEEK END AT COLONIAL BEACH Only Resort Near Washington With a Sandy Beach! Palatiai Steamer ST. JOHNS « Leaves 7th and N St. Wharf Tomorrow at 2:30 P.M. Sunday at 9:00 AM. and every Tuesday and Thursday at 9 AM. FREE DANCING Including Tax. Season Round Trip, $2. MA in_“THROUGH THE BACK DOOR. CRANDAI I 's METROPOLITAN F_Street at 10th LAST_ TWo DAYS-—RUTH RI.\I(‘K LEWIS STON| AM CRANDALL'S *xicxsmsocs 18th St. af Rd. NDAT—!!IR(‘OE lPATTYi .um 'CKLE, in DOLLAR MAN." ABTRAT ¥ROM THE i BT):EBAGL g S: Theat: d CRANDALL'S G2ve7, ToisaCama, TODAY_PAULIE FE Peanut Butter A Delicious Food Absolutely Pure. Large Glass Jars 10¢ dealers -or red anywhere Vznsmum Foo»&Nurm‘ 138941 8. CAPITOL ST. S8.E. At FRANKLIN 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline, 12,500 miles to the set of tires, 50% slow- er yearly depreciation. (National Averages) Franklin Motor Car Co. 1101 Commecticut Avenmue Telepkone Main 5341 1% Stnctly Firsts Special—Kelly-Sprinfield Non-Skid, $15.00—Special TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL ‘OTHER SIZES . The-followingsexceptionally low prices on- 6,000-mile: : STANDARD: M\KE ‘plain tires are ‘made poss:ble llwough enormous purchasés necessafy to stot’:k up ‘our chain of stores.. 32:3‘/: s 31x4 . 33x4 - 34x4 . $1L75 .$13.50 .$14.90 .$15,50 ..$18.00 Ordert W|ll Recelve Prompt Attenqon' i MISTRESS OF &H| EDY. 0 LOVE FECT CRIME." And COMEDY, LITTLE SAW." AVENUE GRAND CRANDALL’S 645 Pa. Ave. !.E MAT. 2 P.M. DAILY; 3 TODAY—WANDA HAWLEY Apolio Theater and Garden, 624 H N.E. ERT, in “THE And COM- BLUE, ia “A PER- CRANDALL'S YORK THEATER Ga. Ave.&Quebee St. TODAY—BEN TURPI NETT'S SM, CRANDALLS e METROPOLITAN | at 10th ..-Nsxr WEEK -og TANCE CONS Ezclusive Premiere Showing of the Most Interesting Navy Picture Ever Made. OUR NAVY IN ACTION Magde by’ Order ‘of the Becretary +..0f the Navy. Great Falls Park ms‘i‘omc PlCTURESQUE <| LYRIC ow- Story. And James Ambr: Dy’ 14th and MADGE K| “HELP Y ®th at O Stree¢ N.W. EMPIRE ° pecial Concert. HENE AN ERT CHARL] APLIN, in his greatest former success, “THE CHAMPIO: Btantcn Garden Now Gpep: mxom' COOLED, “THE NORTH WIND'S With an All-Star DANCING IN THE OPEN TO A REAL JAZZ ORCHESTRA PENN. GARDENS Penn. Ave. at 21st 8t. N.W. CRANDALL’S F at 10th METroPoLITAN LAST TWO DAYS 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. James Oliver Curwood’s The GOLDEN SNARE Lewis Stone——Ruth Renick LARRY SEMON in “The Rent Collector” CRANDALL'S 18th & Col. Rd. —TODAY— Beginning at 6:30 P. M. “FATTY” ARBUCKLE In a New Comedy-Drama THE DOLLAR A YEAR MAN Added Comedy \ “BLUE SUNDAY” Chesapeake Beach —ON THE BAY— Washington's Salt Water Resort o-lr Hour’s Ride Frequ Train Service Bathing, Boltm', l-'ulunr Hotel and Cafe Service City Prices Attractions DANCING—FREE On Boardwalk—Always Coel Garrea’s Superior Jazs Orchestra 11 AM.—LAST 2 DAYS—11 P.M. Holding the Mirror Up to Life H. Garson Presents CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In Sada Cowaws Great Story | CHARGE IT” | Auxillaries N ™ NEXT WEEK -“®u M Z 72 MOORE'S GARDEN 11 A. M.—TODAY, SAT.—11 P. M. H. Hickman Presents LAIRE ADAMS In @ Drama of Romance and Thriil “THE LURE OF mn" ‘ Onh iaries 7270 Paramount Presents WALLACE N “TO00 MUCH SPEED” Frederick % % Z B‘K! Paullne 7 Paramount Fresents THE WILD In the Cool of the Evening TAKE 32-Mile Moonlight Sail ON HURRICANE DECK To Marshall Hall “On the Historie Potomnc” D ANCING EVERY 3 EVENING hu‘m"‘"t r and at l-nhnu Hall STEAMER CHAS. MACALESTER m. Round Trip, e Including War Tax. MOUNT VERNON i | | | i | Power boat Peggy leay 36th and M, Sunday st 10 a.m. R 90, conts. Rates o charter parties. 17250, DANCING. J. J. Hoffman and Mrs. Hoskins Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt 1808 Kalorgma road. Phone Col. 761-W. Ballroom. and all branches of stage danclag correctly taugh PROF. CAIN'S RIGHTWAY SCHOOL OF DANCING, private mers. Half Beed not have an appointment, mer_from 10 a.m. to 10 p. \.- uui.p_' Circle. Phone Fr. 1485-W, onStudioofDanu fll lltl 'fllllh Il'" 4 Private lndlCIna, Where to Spend Your Evmp 'NEW YORK ACADEMY DANCING |B. F. KEITH’S &% Dlily:fi:Sn-i'.'.:HoI'n i‘.f,‘ FI.ORENCE MOORE 740 9th B rank. We teach the laieat in dnn umer. Coolest place in city. rictly nrlv Hrs..1t0 10p.m.