Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 40

NEWK, OF C. HOME. ADEQUATE FOR ALL, Recreation and Rest Provid- ed Men, Women and Chil- } cren at 10th and K. i ilities for recreation and . women and | e of the local abus #t L0th and K| recently from the and remodeled exten- of the yuarters ap- ate e cost proximated $100 In addition neement has been made that the buildinz committee of the Knights has purchasel the lot ad- | soini building on the north, on which sunex will ted this | immer. The annex ain ad- | itional howlinz al eys. a lodge room, | commitree room. and a| swimring pool The new home meets a long. the focal anno F be erec will col a dormitory -felt need i hers of tie organiza- | is one of the' and meinbersnip 350 ¢ becn enio’led under the of Maj. €. Lugene ted by tie physical di- | culiure of n tue center { i | } of Baxeme: L of the bui'din dining room, ¢ purposes: test des room snd laundry tioor contains a e audi- dance hull. with stage, in. white und ivory and | on and Fold vlush drap- e cartiin. In front of . the ladies retiring ard cloak oo s and office: and Gecors of the Iy arran -ed. joor holds the librar: 10,000 toun the state ms fur- furni- ony of | lquip-cen H Tn the bus 'e]‘ fally | two'| and and eries this Toom. The books. ihe n va of “binli the ot portion while to the rex u. which Ny I culture work able retiring rooms rooms oe- | e third | the gym- cquipped for There are ! adjoining. cupy floo’ nas physic of room 1 phy with ile nasium is ing track of the | UPPER LEFT—FRONT VIEW OF B n the rear. Weekly G Classes. mnasium classes shout are he al { _business and . mem- - pmiiude | Accident on 13th Street Quoted by Niss ot ,';'i Correspondent of The Z Star. Batchelo dancing classes | !SAYS DRUNKEN MOTORIST| | SHOULD BE SENT TO JAIL ioxing and wrestlin I cte. director. and of rhythmic s the phy Murrs charge for & or of The Star pe To the Ed ghts of Columbus building | o o consists of two delegates Rt of the local councils, as|in a reckless man wh ently drive at a high rate thickly popu- should be of the auto- influence of liquor il tence and of obtaining a 'u Tollews shingten Coun the the city full limit who drive an through of jof speed Dr. Charles K. R 2 K [1ated portion Maj. C.|punished Counel Thomas . | Thomas K. | mobile under the Sheehy; Po- | should be Edward L. Tucker | gooroir the and Walter I Plant. SEs Officers of the committee and a record kept £ickch Charles Koones, presiden 3 S0 that when a person of - was once barred from land. vice president Tucker, secretary; W. !driving an automobile in the city of Washington it would be impossible Carroll Petty and : Spalding Counci Gullagher and Francis P. tomac Council. ilaw, and those given a privilege ara: | license. Library for Three Days. The public tglon hol the work done by the ehildren, on the second flcor of the Public Library, today, tomorrow ard Saturday from 9 o’clock a.m. to 9 p.m The exhibits con: of paintings, carpet and ruf weaving. caricatures, {@ city built of blocks, which repre- | sents Washington, the houses being modeled after the principal buildings such as the White House, Capitol, Tnion station, etc. This work is done by children be- tween the ages of five and six years. The public is invited FORM LADIES’' BOARD. At a meeting held recently at St. Rose's Industrial School a ladies’ hoard was formed and the following were elected to office: Mrs. D. J. Callahan, president: Mrs. Milton ,Ailes and Mrs. Wiliiam Ring, vice { presidents: Sister Aloysius, treasurer: Mrs. Allen’ Pope, corresponding secre- tary, and Mrs, J. A. Phelan, record- ing secretary. Cards have been is- sued for an exhibit and the disposal| The executive committee of the of the hope chest given by the sis-|Travelers Aid Society met yesterday. ters this evening. and laid plans for the summer months, which are the most strenu- MISS BOCOCK INJURED. ous for the werkers at the Union sta- tion. John B. Larner, tremsurer. re- 8tate Department Employe Falls Down Stairway. ported that an encouraging number of persons have remewed their mem- bership in the soclety and many have increased thelr subscriptions. A icheck from the Chief Justice,” said Miss Annabelle Holmes Bocock, an|Mr. Larner, “is evidence of his®con- employe of the State Department, was | tinued interest in the work.” seriously injured yesterday by ac-{ Other contributions not previou cldently falling.down a stairway in|reported are: E. D. Cummings the State. War and Navy building. | Jupiata P. Rohrback, $5; Ivan Rich- She was taken to Emergency Hos pital for treatment. Miss Bocock has resided in Wash- ington for many years. and is a mem. ber of a well known Virginia famil wine, $3; Emilie C. Riley, $10; Miss Grace Litchfield, $5; Gilbert Hahn, She resides at the Elizabeth Somers Home. dergartens of Wash- treasure=; Thomas Gallagher, | irman’ of the house committee; | for him to repeat the offense. Maj. C. Eugene Edwards, director of | unquestionabie persons physical culture department; A. C. s who are guilty of crim- Joy. superintendent of the bulld‘ng negligence operating automo- and A. McCann, librarian. in the city, and every I ould be ‘put forth by the police When the Oceanlon Says Flowers e e St iath K consult Gude;, Homesgrown roses. | G et morthwest about noon tod S ene oD ARy ertiger {0y r when a man driving a i very auto east on R street at {a rate of fifty miles an hour (bearing WORK OF TINY PUPILS. |a District license number). swooped S down upon a little Ford auto proceed- {ing south and strock it with such XKindergarten Exhibition at Public | foree as to tur round land throw it with olence against & lamppost th it was o | Pletery smashed up. and the oceu- {pants. a man and .woman. throws half-way across the street .and jalmost_ killed. The large car was being driven at such a terrific Tate of speed that it could mot be stopped until it had proceeded almost one square from the accident. ‘Was the driver drunk? If not, could a sober man be guilty of such eriminal negligence? And would Chauffeurs proceed to “tank up” and drive an automobile if they knew ad to pay the penalty e P ADDISON HICKS: 1 = { TRAVELERS ‘AID SOCIETY i MAKES SUMMER PLANS i Treasurer's Report to Executive Committee Shows Gain in Subscriptions. ; Martha S. Mead, $20; Mr. Light, $1: Mrs. Mary L. Jennings, $5; P. L Reed, $2; Cornelia A. Caskey. ¥5 Guy W. McCord, $10; Alice E. C. Meyer (Mrs. B. H.'Meyer) $1; Mrs W. W. Kimball, $5; Helen Nicolay, §5; Miss - ‘Rannells. -$2; Schuyler Mer. ritt, 1$5; - Jessie O'Neal, $1;° H. O'Neal 31 Miss Nina B. Havener, $Z; Prof. H- M. Hall,'$2; J. D. McKay, 3 G. Logan Payne, $6. A. W. Meilon. $10 O: Messenger, $5; Miss E. M Van Doren, $1; Rev. Hebert.S. Hast-! Beind a Bore = 3 a4 It isn’t hard to be a bore, if ym: are so inclined; with ease you'l ; make your neighbors sore, and spoil | 8% 3,36, snkpeln 3Li Canine their peace of mind. Perhaps you!g wimsatt, $5; Leonard B. Schios: have an old tin car, an antiquated |$5; S'” s"gv-dé ‘%ucfi'"mu‘an!: (30 Liz; then sound its praises near and lumbus; & v beetling * mountainsides it tears, Wallacs Clark (Mrs. Dwight Clark), without a change of gears; it hasn't {§ cf_cou G:ddxidamfi‘fi e cost you for repairs a buck in four- |C. Craver; B ott, 3 80 teen years. Your friends all know ,B."""'u:f_y A‘_ Porfig;’“:.i'é”g::;" your old tin bus,,they see it every|g> and Margaret Holmes Coulson, ¥: day; they know n isn't worth a cuss, no matter what you say. And they A I P have cars tln:i really make a splas}ll PREShE“ 's- IN'TlATED- for grace and style, and they al wish, for Peter's sake, you'd let | Becomes: Member of Phi .Alplu them brag awhile. - The auto makes £ Delta Fraternity. the whole outdoors the playground Prosieat e dine of the mob; it also makes a crowd O A ol of bores where'er its pistons throb. l,n;?u:d: at D :theeuflmaflhy {And thers M e Sc Rua ol » 'a&{m B e Seoceeary Frati bore your wilting friends; new sys- | ter. m tems always meet your gaze, when Ludwich 'was' in ‘charge of the - ‘eremony. - some old system ends. Sir Oracle | “previous initiation, to the is still a bo: herever he may w-.-hlnglon chapters.-held 2 reception, roam, the mar fho talks 2s though | (5, HUC PSS, G Gount 0F b *all lore were ipacked within _his | Jo0is "ecse C. Adkins, formerly a dome. Towalk sideboards off of | s effort | William | o lnllhmdl al the 10TH REET BETWEEN EFT—RECEPTION ROOM. | LOW BIDS FOR BRIDGE. None for Calvert Street Span Re- pairs High as Appropriation. Bids ranging from $17,798 to $25 000 have been received by the Commi oners for the remodeling gf the Cal- vert street bridge. An appropriation of $26,000 is available for the work. so that the letting of a contract within a week or two is practically assured. All wooden joists. in the structure will be replaced with steel and an asphalt surface will be laid in place of the plank floor. Col. Keller pre- dicted today that the repairs contem- plated will make the bridge safe and serviceable for many years. Shaffer Specializes in Floral Deliv- eries by telegraph anywhere. 900 14th. —Advertisement. 1 “COTTON MANUFACTURERS T0 MEET HERE TOMORROW | Annual Convention. Embrnciug 500 Leading Textile Men, As- sembles at Local Hotel. The twenty-sixth tion of the American Cotton Manu- facturers' ociation will open atj he Washington Hotel _tomorrow morning for two di s' sessions. Lo be attended by about 500 leading texiile {Tanufacturers of the count Among the speakers who will ad- ldress the convention are Sir Auck- {land "Geddes, Secretary Wallace Thomas O. Marvin, chairman of the Inited States Tarift Commission; ames A. Emery, general counsel of the National Arociation of Manufac- turers, and others. Two sessions will be held Friday, with a banquet that evening, and & business session will be held Satur- day morning. The child labor law decision by the Suprenie Court is_expected to evoke scussion, W. H. Adams, sec- reasurer of the associatien, Fforecasts. It will be considereg Said Mr. Adams, “not by‘reason so much of the direct issue involved as that of its general bearing on the entire industrial - tabric. Textile manufac- turers have for years past, in common with economists'in other.lines, view- ed with much apprehension the' In- creasing tendency" towards govern mental regulation of industry by the assumption of powers not direetly vested in Congress, ‘#gnd it is "con- tended by many textile manufactur- ers. that this decision will ,achieve much in the line of limiting su alleged unwarranted .intgrference in ‘busines, O nia convention,” sald Mr. Adams. “will serve to direct attention to- the very remarkable development of:the textile industry south' in‘recent years. Twenty-five . years ago there were less - than’ 4,000,000 spindles in . the south; ‘today there are almost 16.000.- 000 spindics, @ growth tof approxi- mately 300 “per 'cent. years ago less than a quarter of & millfon_dollars was. invested in the 5 ern . industry: _toda Ty s e Ran . billior " dolfars £0/in- yeste GARAGES The P. A.Robemcun. . PRESTON T ROBERTS {gg"mu 7 MAIN 1776, naider- ing: qoailty, the annual conven- ll Pauline| Health Candies [ 2= 40, 60 & 80c 1b. | OUR BUSINESS 18 1 Flims developed on the premises in a laboratory equipped to render the “best service. < Enlavging a Specialty men is not a wholesome plan; a|preme officers of. the fraternity, in-|. clud’ng Supreme Justice' Frank L. Fawcet! Supreme Vice " Justice Rex [‘;MM and’ Bnmme lect‘mrv Lud- flash. of silence ow and then.is:good for any i (Copyrig ) WALT IASON. Twenty-five NEW YORK AVENUE LOWER RIGHT—POOLROOM. ! | {RENT TROUBLES LAID TO SUBLEASING HABIT 1 Women Said to Be Charging Fab- ulus Sums for Apartments Cheaply Furnished. To the Editor of The Star: 1 have been reading the articles in your good paper bearing on the ex- tension” of the Ball rent act. The sole trouble along this line iseal- { lowing people to subrent, and as soon as the landlords ‘decide 'to stop this| practice there will be no further| trouble. It isn’t the landlords, in most cases, who charge the exorbi- tant rents, but the people who rent the apartments and then subrent them. Last Sunday there were 182 fur-| nish apartments advertised for rent.| If the landlords would take the| trouble to look into this they would | find that nine-tenths of these apart- | ments. or all of them. were renting | for just about three times as much as they are unfurnished. It is nothing short of an outrage t allow people to hold on to apart- menta when they themselves are not occupying them. If they are not! profiteering. why do they hold on to, them? I know of several women in| this city who have rented up vacant| apartments. furnished them with cheap furnishings and in turn sub-| irented them at fabulous prices. As! soon as the landords stop this the! problem awill be solved. Why should the renters of Washington hafe to! submit to such hold-ups i Why should a person be aliowed to| rent an apartment unless Uiy ex- | pect to occupy it, and especially person of means? And last, but mul least. why should a renter, ' i | i i n order ! to get an apartment at all, be forced to buy a lot of *“cheap junk” at prices beyond reason? If the Ball rent act would prohibit this sub- renting it would be doing the public a great favor. BERTHA CUSTER. Nationally Knows Roller Skates $ l 19 Ball-Bearing Skates, $2.49 Hu-i'y C. Grove, Inc. | 1210 G St. N.W. . —to supply the Blank Books “'when you say the word. E. Mpmson Paper Co. 1009 Px. Ave. & OLD FAMILY' (PHOTOGRAPHS COPIED - RENERED LARGEDBY BACH RACH; 1327 F Street N.W. HOTO WORK We : develop. films and. print photos. ‘Quality work at mod- erate cost. M. A, LEES| OPTICAL COe 614 9th St AND K STREET. i members of the cabinet and members TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. . BELASCO—Frances Stars, in “Shore Leave”; performances at 8:15 p.m. 6 ARRLCK=—“The Marriageable Motler,” at 2:15 d 8:16 p.m. KEITH'S—Julian Eltinge, ytile. at 3:15 and $:15 p:m. vaude- i COSMOS-—"The Star's Record,” vau-y 'deville,.at 3, 6:20 and 9 p.m. STRAND—Joe Boganny's Comedi- v-ude\ule. at” 2:45, 6:30 and! ! photoplay. at10:35 5360, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. 1 RIALTO—"Thundercl Carr, at 11:30 a.m., 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. METROPOLITAN . with Mary 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, Am the Law :all . 4:55. and 9 p.m. WOMAN LAWYERS DINE. thering Told of Advance Made | in Status. 1 Woman la-yeru from various parts; of the country told of the succexs of | women in advancing their status at| an informal dinner in honor of the visitors given Monday night by the ‘Women's Bag Association of the Dis- trict of Cofumbia at the Wome City Club. Thirty-five woman yers attended. Among thespeakers were Miss Amy Wren of Brooklyn, N. Y.. Mrs An-! nette 'V, Jackouska Petersen of M- waukee ‘Wis.: Mrs. Helen Malcoim Drysdalc of Virginia; Mrs. J. B. New- man, Miss Albertine Wright of Ald- comb, Mo.; Miss Reba Sw York cily; Miss Eleanor S. son of Cincinnati, Ohio, O'Toole f this city. The president of the association, Misé Helen E. Jamison, presidcd, as- sisted by the honorary president, Mrs. Eilen Spencer Mussey. COMES TO CAMP EUSTIS. | Lieut. Col. William Tidball, Coast!} 1y KiNe ATtillery Corps, at Fort DuPont. Del., | has been assigned to the 51st Artil- | lery ‘at Camp Eustie, Va. | i s law- Patter- and Judge The ¥oct Ornate Open-cir Theater in America. JAVOY - GARDEN Crchestral Concert at 7. Firs* Picture Begina '.2)3 Same Bill in Theater 4n Al Fresco Amusement Place of Unigque Distinction. APOLLO - GARDEN Orchestral Comcert at 7. First Picture Begins Eame Bill in Theater # Special Film Features avexw. CRANDALL'S RICHARD BARTHE 1D, TOMOR. | _ MATS. AVENUH GRAND 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. ML DAILY: 3 P.M. SUNDAY K. in THE And LARRY SE RIG SNOW HE SHOW. MORROW - ALMA 15th and Callf. MABEL BALLIN Streets [ R - 4 SNUH POLLARD, th at O Street N.W. LAST DAY—Mark Twain's |- “A Connecucnt Yankee CRANDALL S APOL 0 THEATER | | GARDEN -1 i s [ oy ATLVEE SATERDAY | UPPER RIGHT—%GYM" CLASS. |} CHILD CRUSADERS ADOPT NEW CAMPAIGN PLANS Failing in Twenty Advances Against White House, Cabinet and Congress Substituted. The Children's Crusade for Amnesty, after appearing twenty times at the :White House without an audience with President Harding., has an nounced its intention of calling upon Pure Gum Reducing Garments Makes Fat People Thinner and Thin People Trimmer Our Rubber Reducing Gar- ments are made of the finest quality pure gum. They are made to order according to vour measurements. Made to fit any part of the leg or body. Used and recommended by thousands. Fit and quality of Congress to assist in obtaining the | release of persons convicted of war-| time offenses The crusade in a letter to tablnel[ { members declares the Department of Justice had “conceded that it is a physical impossibility to deal v\llh. these cases in the usual order of pro- | cedure. The petition to the Presl»] dent had suggested horizontal re-{ duction of sentence: 4| At the crusade home, 938 New York ayenue, it was said there was plenty ! of financial support back of the; movement. and that regardiess Of‘ giving up the White House visits the crusade meant to stay bere and press, s claim. There had been no dis: cussion of the use of “forceful meas. | ures” to obtain their ends. it was | said i President Harding is said to hnlfl‘l the view that the cases should be; first reviewed by the Department of | Justice. The children and their rep: resentatives have been heard several times at the Department of Justice. il “Get It At Gibson’s” “The Store Your Physician Recommends™ 917-919 G St. N.W. { Cultivate th.e Hab it No matter how small it may be, some _ por- tion of your salary should be saved. We welcome your ac- count. NK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. OF THE POTOMAC “The Niagara.of the South” Finest Specimen of Nature in This Part of the Country Frequent Train Serviee From 36th amnd M. Sta. N.W. [Roma Trip—Adults. 80 oceats; Children, ‘cents MOORE'S RIALTO —~Last 3 Days—11 P.M. - DQURLEFEATORE BILL l. FOX PRESINTS | THUNDERCLAP 4 Melodrama of®he Sporting World Featuring a1 CARR &5, BARNEY SHERRY N 4# ADDED ATTRACTION ©2 Tviml Presen THE * {OUNG PAINTER Adapted From Rembrandt's Ramous Painting Featuring Jiif -ARY ASTOR & PIERRE GENDRON ¥ CONCERT NUMBERS ©1 GUSTAV HINRICHS Guest Conductor FAMOTS RIALTO ORCHESTRA MOUNT VERNON Alexsirids Sad driy iy _Arlington 8ide minutes. T aadtticaat. ™ Railway Co. Electric cars leave 12th and Pemnsyivania avenue sorthwest on the how: and baif-bour—9:00 a. Runaing tim thingtnn;x- iren ia Decoration Day EXCURSION _Tuuday,- May 30 You _are . hterally 'DEVELOPING § “broadcasting” youT want when you use Star Classified Ads—ior they. cover * this. community completely. -And- you'll- ~quickly get response. In- Washin, The Su%t?«:r“ . this service T0 2 | SISC-S”«I Train—$2.50 R RIS 2 NQTE 7 oW oF MITTI FIRST s R Y. WEATHER PEF CRANDA“' YORK THEATER \ Ga. Ave. & Quebee ATINEE SATUR Y- SEENA OWEN OW— WESLEY BA RoD: Street N THE_GLORIOUS FOOL. i M \« NE. L HART - | PRINC CAROLIN RIGHT THAT THE, LAW. ¥ ATLED <A PAIR OF KI 1435 U Street HEL CLAYTON em th: e STUONERVE SR'S LAST B Nth St S.E LAST DAY- A YANKEE IN KING TODAY —DOR CHAL NEW THF_AA TER * CONN T ARTHT - ELITE DA And IRVING CUM VALLEY OF THE 14th Street and R. 1. MARJORIE DAW Ave. DAILY: 3 PAL — SAVOY GARDI LY L CLAYTON 1r THE \ AN TORCHY ST. TOMORROW AL AIA RUBE CHARL “PAY DAY S| B.F.KEITH' 200 HOLZ !} DAILY 225 SUN 3% I} " scandard Time and Not D. o the “Capture Audience” JULIAN ELTINGE FRED LINDSAY BEAUMONT SISTERS & CO. ALMA NEILSON & CO.. TOM SMITH. Redmond & Wells, Spe: & Williams. Paul Sydell. Other !mlw Buy Early for Early in the Weel And GARRICK TFLA&YE'R 2 R120—Mnat., . N e e se $1.00—3Se to $1.00 4 “A MARRIAGEABLE MOTHER' An Al Washington Play by Mrs. C. C. Earle Fox I 100,5:00 nd 8:16 Time.) s oo - of Mrs the leading role. Calioun snd ine Garrick ers. . Next Week—*“Enter Madame' supported by Capt full strength OPENS MAY 27th FREE DANCING ANl Seashore Attractions Hotel and Cafe Service Days Except Sundays and Holid Aduits, 50c Childre: i Leave Distri tution 3. 6 | BELASCO e s DAVID BELASCO Presents ' FRANCES STARR _in SHORE LEAVE CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN 'F AT TENTI ST THREE DAYS 10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. A Fashion Shop $40 Suit for the Man. « Oliver Carwood's Best G-STARS-B = Eenneth Harlan, Alice Lake, Gas-| S tonGlass. Fosemary Theby. Noak S pecry, Wallace Beery—All per- S rect i | AM THE LAW AND LARRY SEMON A Riot as Both of a PAIR OF KINGS ~—OVERTURE— “LIGHT CAVALRY” (Suppe) Washington's Finest Orchestra N. MIRSKEY, Conducter PATHE NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY NEXT WEEK: Jackie Coogan In the Greatest Pictare He He Hag Eter Had—Vou Will L LTI (T DANCING. : "Private Dancing Lessons RIGHTWAY ‘nu;onr OF DANCIN 1818 New Sth. Private. instrection 10 need_not have an_gppoiny MER. ACHE! Class Monday and Frid . ate lexsons by appoiniment Xll 6386, Esiablished 199 28 3 22nd sons time. 5c Course, wix lcssons. $4 b Five euvironment. W. lm Guar " result i DAVISON'S 21329 M n.w.Ma¥ w da Hii sy I.O‘EW’S "ALAC MAY MeAVOY ‘Through a Ghu Window’ Cartoon—News—Scenic Beginning Sunday AGNES AYRES In “The Ordeal” Gontimuons 103 4. M.—11 P. M. LAST THREE DAYS A METRO PICTURE Iflnuu Ptydfl" mplnlwn Pierre s famous mel L'Allcillldc " produced with ' great Fremch cast. IIIIIIIIIIII|III|IIIlIIIIIII_IIIIIlII"I Beginning Sunday “The Good Provider”