Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1922, Page 34

igg wiz s s 3len THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., PREPARATIONS PROGRESS FOR ALMAS TEMPLE FAIR “Garden of Allah” Delaying, But - Night Shift May Be Used to Haye All in Readiness. ‘Workmgn are bending every effort to have all in readiness for the open- ing of the big Almas Temple Shrine oair, which is scheduled to start Mon- day night at Conventicn Hall, und, according to those In charge of the arrangements, a night shift will be | installed, if it is found necessary to complete the undertaking. The erection of the “Garden of Allah.” which will be the outstanding fea- ture of the entertainment, was a greater task than at first anticipated, and last night John J. P. Mullane, director general, said that had he known the work connected with its arrangement he would have started preparationsa week carlier. Mr. Mul- dane added,; however, that no cost would be spdred to finish the job. Many logal merchants have en- booths at the fair and others are fast faHing in line, so by the opening night it is predicted that the cream of business Washington will be represented in the hall. Notices were sent out last night for all units of the Aimas Patrol to meet at temple headquarters, 711 13th street, Monday evening at 6:30 o'clock shyrp, where they will be met by thg A¥nas Band and proceed in a body to the fair. _—e————— ASKS VETERANS BE USED | IN STREET REPAIRS HERE| Foreign Wars Chaplain Presents Need to District Committee. Letter Is Referred. The House District committee has referred to the House appropriations committee a letter urging emplo, ment relief for veterans in this cl which Representative Fitzgerald ofl Ohio _has received from Rev. Harri- son D. Boyer. department chaplai Veterans of Foreign Wars. urged that the committee give the| letter most sympathetic considera- tion. Chaplain Boyer said: ployment s in this city is worse than ever. and | as there is great agitation at the present time over the condition of | the s(reb)s throughont the city just now, ' if it would not be po ble to secure a special a opriati at once to rep: the streets of the | city and at the same time give em-! ployment to the veterans who are out of work here aund who are will- ing to work. \ “There are several hundred such| men here at this time, many in dire | need, and m¥ heart bleeds for them ‘as 1 seem to be at my wits' end In providing relief. This is a work of “The unem- i uation among veterans| y e Going to Pieces -L [ - My years are ten and fifty, and when 1 meet my friends, I say I'm feeling nifty, my cheerful spiel ascends. 1 cry, “Ach, donnerwetter, life’s autumn is good fun! I wasn't feeling better when I was twenty-one I bravely make a showing of being free from cares; but 1 am always going to some one for repairs. My molars drive me nutty, and need the dentist's skill; he plugs them up with putty, angd jars me with his bill. I'm sighing and dodgasting when 1 am all alone, for I must buy a casting to fix my collar bone; as daily I grow older, some grevious want appears; I need a wooden shoulder, 1 need some new tin ears. The surgeon long has beckoned, the drugglst brings his pill, and I must go in second when I would climb a hill. Yet cheerfully I canter alons the village street, and blithely josh and banter the delegates I meet. *I never stacked up greater,” I cry, in hollow glee; “I'd whip an alliga- tor, and make a bobcat flee!” Some men may say I'm dotty as on my way | wend, may even say I'm naughty to four-flush and pretend:, but I believe it's better to spring a cheerful wheeze than talk of gout and tetter and foot-and-mouth disease. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. JUDGE MONCURE REPLIES. Tells Clergy of Purpose to Have Grand Jury Divorce Inquiry. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va, March following letter has been —The = poration court. to-Rev. Dr. E. ester and members of the Minlsterial ociation of this city: Receipt of your letter. 1922, is acknowledged. t has always been and is now my have a full and complete investigation of the di- ion in Alexandria at the ible time. it In, however, due to the Bar As ciation commitfee, who -have con tribated much time and labor to thelr | investigation. to allow them to com- || plete the same. “Members of that committee who have examined the records and situa- | tion would be yery proper witneases to go before a’grand jury, and their knowledge stould be complete. “There is a hearing before that com- mittee the latter part of this week and the writer personally desires and will insist upon appearing before the committee and making a statement, February by | the Apocalypse,” {Judge Robinson Moncure of the cor- V. Reg- 112 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Another Argument Against Kiss WHY! DIDNT You [ES U KNOW WE HAD TO Sanks HAVE THE DOC FOISONIR! FOR HiM To-DaY?, SECORDIN TS REALLY TOO BAD - ABOUT ETHELDBERT GETTING R:lSONED ISNT IT Pa? _THURSDAY, MARCH >, K, 1TSS A ‘CHEMICAL T Doc! : / ot 1922. ing. WELL, SWELL EVERY SHE'D 3 G TO I WAS CALLIN'ON A GAL LAST NIGHT, AND TME I WISSED HER USE HER L\P STICK, 30 TH DOC FIGURES IVE GOT. [} TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. | GOES TO WHITE HOUSE. Jack O'Connell, reputed to be the best known member of Maj. Daniel Sullivan’s force of crossing police- men, today accepted a transier Lo tne recular torce and was sent to the White House, where he will form part of the police guard. Before receiving an appointment to a position on the force nnell lived in Minnesota, where he gained a reputation as an expert huntsman, and when he came to the eity he brought a number of interesting tr phies representing hunting expedi tions in the wilds of that state. 4 y 2% & Crossing po- liceman was periormed at ist wia 8 strects southeast, where he met and made friends of many of the men prominent in public life. Many mem- bers of Congress stopped and con- versed with him on their way to or from the Capitol. NATIONAL—George White's “Scan- - y h Ann Penaington,. at §: PoLl s ees Thurs, & MARGARET GARRICK—Fay Bainter, in “Last Is West,” at 2:20 and $:20 p.m. KEITH'S—Singer's Midgets Vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. BELASCO—John Charles Thomas and vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. COSMOS —“In __ Argentina” and vaudeville, at 3, 6:30 and 5:45 p.m. STRAND Gay and vaude 5. 6 pan. 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For full details call Experts Develop Your Films and Print Your Photographs { The ‘writer hopes the committee ut ! will shortly and completely report. grand jury should have full and | ample time to investigate and the short period remaining for the Feb- {ruary term would nof be sufficient, but the March term of one month be- | gins March 13, 1922, about which time a grand jury may certainly be expect- ¢d. and it is the earnest desire of the - that you co-operate for a full, fair and impartial investigation.” —_— SUIT FOR $193,475.46. It's Springtime at Gude's. Come and see the ex site flowers. | 1214 F.—Advertisement. Eemme s i WALL FUNERAL SERVICES. | World War Veteran Buned at Arlmgtan Cemetery. Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c Ib. N N N \ N N \ N \ N N N N N \ N \ N N N N \ N N \ N \ \ \ \ N \ N N \ \ \ N \ \ N N N N \ OPTICAL COs 4 CONTINUOUS SHOW ALL WEEK, INCLUDING SUNDAY A WONDERFUL SHOW In Following Order: DinectinTeowd i ‘ 50c u u.u. Mat. Today, LOEW’S Funeral services for Capt. 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