Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 40

A 4 RUSS RELIEF WORKERS IN NEW HEADQUARTERS D. C. Branch of American Céntral Committee to Meet in St. John's Parish Hall. branch 0 Washington of ®au relief, Mrs ert Lansing thaitman, which 1 y met at the Fussian embassy. street, its morning ntinue all through the summer at arish Hall, 16th and H to 1 o'cloci. Knitting ean be done *u home. Donations ot money will be Ail through the win- and new clothingapd were sent to- Mrs. of Admiral Bristol, high commissioner will 1 receipt of boxes Mrs. Bristol s that all articles veceived have al been given out. Need for clothinz money is great. as there still remain in Constantino- Dle about 15000 destitute Russians. mestly sick and wounded men, oid people unable to work, and women and children _———— tate Flornl Designs sions. Hom y Roses. nent COLORED BOY DROWNS. Believed to Have Suffered Cramps While in Swimming. fourteen, lored. swimining It is believed he crumps and_went dow Frederick was seized with . despite the col- hia . Would-be rescarer. who forced to let go in order 1o save| Limself. The body was recovered. Policemen Proctor and Arndes of the seventh precinct investigated the case for the police and notified the parents. _— FOR NERVOUS DISORDERS Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate iie. mental exhabstion and las nie for nerves and stomach. Far tude t Adverti POSTMASTER RELIEVED. John A. Lesler Ends Duties in Office of Norfolk. General Work an- rday thak Postmaster John Norfolk. Va.. Postmaster of his duties and that C. L. assistant postmaster, had heen made acting postmaster. Postal inspectors were said to have intimated to the depargment here that a change in the fersgnnel at; the Norfolk office would résult in‘ more satisfactory postal service. Mr Lesler. it <aid. presented facts to the department in an effort to the reports made by in- controvert spectors. but the department decided that a change appeared to be neces- | sary in the interest of efficiency. Brides Favor Shaffer's Flowers for weadding decorations. 800 14th. M. 2416 Advertisement EASTERN STAR OUTING. Members of Order Going to Chesa- peake Beach Tomorrow. “Eastern Star day" will be obs. tomorrow at Chesapeake Beach. Beo tween 2500 and 3,000 person< are ex- pected to attend outings to be given by Hope hApK(‘r No. 30, and Tem- ple Chapter. 3, of the Eastern Star order. _\ . Newman Ath street northwest i8 chairman of arrangements for Hope Chapter. Mrs, E. S Zollinhofer “is in charge of tickets. F. K. Markley athletics. and Mrs. Daisy Weedon, special features. Charle Shreve of 1728 Kilbourne place northwest is chairman of the irrangements committee for Temple ster. Two organizations are ho'din. Ings at the beach today—the suard team of Columbia Review 3. Women's Benefit A Watch- ion_of the District a Save part of it— be prepared for cmer- gencies. OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. consider priceless. from us. Practically evéry Edison as he:fondly-calls it. come in and hear the match your mind. can central committee for Rus- | accepted § 3628 as had been | of 1500 ! All of us have some article in our possession that we No amount of money could take it son Diamond Disc Phonograph féels that*way about his' as Reprodmsed by Mr. Edison’ s/greatcst invention,. the New Ediscz: Biamond Disc Phonograph. Under the magic charm of this’ Super Phonograph all doubts will leave Get Itat Glbson s 917-919G St N.W. The Store of Real Edison S&rf_l'c_av ) I & Sometimes, returning from the mart, my life is full of care, with problems grave that break my heart and ache and fester there. For silence then my spirit pants; it is the balm that heals; and I'd be glad i if all my aunts would cut out foolish spiels. But they've a dozen tales to tell to make me stand aghast, of piffling mishaps that befell since I was with them last. They see the | | ghastly sweat of grief upon my pal- i1id brow, but they won't make their | stories brief or any rest allow. The | gossip ‘of the neighborhood,1 hear in all details; how Mrs. Bunk and Mrs. Stood scrapped wjth their fingernails; the Smiths were driven’ from their flat,, my :Aunt ]emn'na drools, because they kept an Aire~ dale cat, which was against the rules; old Gaffer Twinkle l{at his. wife, with many lusty smacks, be- cause she used his pocketknife to- pry out rusty tacks. I'm wearied by the beastly grind, I'm jaded and dis- traught, and I have problems in my lmmd that call for gpber thought. And all the females of my house, my aunts and nieces nine, are chirp- ing round like startled grouse,-and wrench this heart of mine. When man, who wins the daily bread, to his bleak dwelling goes his aunts should merely soak his head and let him have repose. (Copyright.) WALT M A\bO‘\ i A o B BASTILLE ANNIVERSARY TO BE CELEBRATED HERE Entertainment Tomorrow Evening Under the Auspices of Lincoln Post, American Legion. High military and civilian authorities {will_participate in memorial exercises { celebrating the anniversary of the fall of the Bastille, to be held tomorrow evening at § o'clock, in the Central High School auditorium. The celebration will be under the auspi of the Lincoln { Post of the American Legion. n. Pershing, Maj. Gen. John A. Le- . commandant of the Marine Corps t Commissioner Rudolph, ‘Senator nley of ‘Kentucky, Representative Lemar Jeffers of Alabama, and a per- sonal representative of the French am- bassador. will attend The entertainment in honor of “Bas- tille da nown as the French fourty lof July. will be open to the public. In | addition t Deschies there will be a ing Secretary of the | for the occasion. Transportation to the auditorium has been arranged for all of the disabled service men in the hospitals in Washing- ton, as well as for some of those in out- of-fown institutions. Several of the local floral shops have agreed to contri- |bute decorations. A PICKS NEW DEPUTIES. Woman Among Eight Chosen by U. S. Marshal Snyder. i Snyder. United States vesterdiy Armourices the ap- ni of the follow dep- effective July Arthur v m. H(-mlrh-k Robert B. Mays, Clements, John J. Clarl W. Whitlow and Mrs. Clara E. son. Although designated as a de) uty., Mrs. Johnson's chief duty will | be apher and typist. The marshal has also named Limas Rouhlac, , as watchman { colored, ling feat.” THE EVENING L 85, o e STAR, WASHINGTON, Untimely Talk ”T! Georgetown “Students Get - Warm Welcome in Mexico Special Correspondence of The Btar. MEXICO CITY, Mexico, July 3 (by mail).—A warm and cordial reception by officials and the population of four Mexican cities, including the capital, was extended to the thirty-seven stur dents of the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service of Washing- ton, D. C., on their arrival In this coun- try. The party, which s in charge of Dean Roy S. MacElwee of the school, made stops at Progresso and Merida, capitals of Yucatan and Vera' Crus, prior to their arrival here July 2. Leaving Mavana, €ubey. June 28, on the Ward llner Morro Castle, which brought them from New York, the stu- dents landed on Mexican soil at Pro- gresso the following day, whére they were niet by the American consul. After a short visit around the city, the stu- dents were piled in a special car added to the railroad train aund taken to Merida, thirty miles away: The scen- ery virtually throughout the trip was composed of henequin, from which sisal and hemp are made. 'The journey was welcomed by the students if for no other reason than it was a rellef from the 100 degrees temperature at Proy gresso. Sail for Vera Cruz. Arriving at Merida. the party was taken on a sightseeing tour in queer- looking hacks, drawn by small Mexican horses, and was given luncheon at the Gryan' Hotel, where reporters from Merida papers visited them, along with photographers. The Georgetown boys had planned on a visit to the Aztec ruins, a few miles away from Merida, but time would nat permit. They re turned to Progresso an for Vera Cruz, arriving there Juls 1. The party found Vera Cruz about as hot as Progresso, with the result that the bathing beach and other wet places were extremely popular. They | remained in Vera Cruz until the morr- ing of July 2. when they left for this city in a special Pullman car. “Phe trip by train to the capital was through a beautiful agricultural coun- try with tropical fruit trees, such as mangos, mameys. papayas, oranges and four different kinds of bananas in abundance. Rall Engineering Marvel. i Two hours out of Vera Cruz the train began to ascend the plateau of Mexico City. The railroad up the mountains was the source of much | comment among the students, who unanimously characterized it a “mar- velous piece of engineering, crossing bottomless ravines, passing through numerous tunnels, clinging to the steep sides of the mountains, twisting and turning in every direction, and always ascending.” Everywhere were ragged peaks with the snow-clad glant Orizaba dominating them. The train made a stop of ten min- utes at Cordobo, a town of 10,000 in- habitants in the center of thé coffee district and which was fouhded -in 1618 by the Spaniards. Shortly out of Cordobo. the train crossed Mettac bridge, another “wonderful engineer- The bridge is 350 feet long, is built on_a curve of 325 feet radius and has a 3 per cent grade. Another stop was made at Orizaba, emade by a representative of a city of 48,000, at an altitude of .028 feet. The industrial activity of Watch repairing s represented in the Recommended Service Column That’s one thing where you want to be sure of reliable skill. There are several con- cerns listed under “Rec- ommended Service” in the Classified Section. Their being there is guarantee of satisfac- tion. Tf vour timepiece is in trouble call on a “Rec- ommended Service” man. For admission to these columns apply to Advertis- ing Manager, Sixth Floor. proud owner of a New" Edi- Do you doubt this? If so, less tone and beauty of music play time or all indaors. is a Waltham. knockout. Ask your jeweler to Waltharn is. Sent free upon request. The It has a radium dial. knows how good and serviceable this Werite for a valuable booklet that is a liberal **Watch™ education Crescent Street, Waltham, Mass. WALTHAM THE WORLD'S WATCH OVER TIME Where you see this sign they sell Waltham Watches Makers of the famous Waltham air-friction quality Speedometers and Automobule Time-pieces used on GIFTS THAT LAST the town was the source of much in- terest to the future business men. The town {s a cotton and -railroad center. After the train passed through EIl Infernillo . (the Little Hell), two coal-burning engines were required to_pull it up the grade. 'in thirteen miles travel,” an ascent of 1,518 feet, was made. Descend From Soltepee. Upon reaching the highest point on the line, at Sojtepec, at an altitude of 8,333 feet, the' train .began a descent of 986 feet to Mexico City. All along this route is a district where tfe “maguay” piant is grown, from which is made “pulque,” the most potent and powerful Mexican drink. The Georgetown party arrived at Mexlico City at 8:30 p.m. and was met by Mexican officials, who extended them a warm welcome. They were then taken in taxicabs to their home on “Calle Generale Prim,” all ar- rangemonts having been previously th United States Veterans' Bureau, who had preceded the party two weeks. Immediately after their arrival, the American consul brought them mail from home. The party is conveniently located and every one is well pleased. The summer course of the University of Moxico will soon be under way, where the students will pursue studies of languages, foreign trade and other subjects. The students-sailed from New York June 22 and arrived at Havana four days later. They were permitted to land and visit the points of interest about the Cuban capital. —_— Discovery has been made that nearly all waitresses employed in hotels and restaurants are superstitious about cnunllnx their tips until end of dn) s hoto Goods P —We sell the quality kind at moderate cost. Films developed and printed )y experts of every experience. oPTIC M' A- LEESE 614 9th pranch 712 11th Street MOUNT VERNON AND . : 80 s me—50 minutes. Wuhinnon-wr Inl- Illllw-) Co. POHICK CHURCH BUS LINE Makes connection at Mt. Vernon with cars leaving Washingtan, 1000 &.m. und § 0. 7 jewel movement. radium dial. silver case PriceSa0.00 A Gentleman's Comrade “COMRADE"" watch for men = for the time. Here is a true “'sport”—It will serve you anywhere—It is just what you want. A manly time-teller for out-of-doors or It is dependable. It It comes in a solid silver case priced at $20.00. A knock-about watch that’s a show it to you. He Waltham WatchCompany the world's leading cars ways complete. We shali spett them here. Jewelers Our stocks of WALTHAM WATCHES are al- A.KAHN Inc. 935 F Street N.W. be pleased to have you in- \Silversmiths Watch in our stock.” Wear Jewelers Dollar Bill says: “Pay $i a week for any Waltham /\\\\ i |hl4 = ; 1308 F St. N.W. Full Line.of Waltham Watches while you pay. BAND CONCERTS. At old Naval Hospital grounds, 9th and Pennsylvania avenue southeast, at 8 p.m. today, by the WBl.lh‘{nltan Boys’ Indepen- Cornet solo, “Royal Emblem,” 5:30, town, at 7:30 p.m., by a section JULY 13, 1922. KET Eva u-dl’{ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. yers), performances at 2:20 'TH’S—Princess Wah-Letka Mrlay. vaudeville, at 2:15 ¥'0—*Divorce Coupon dent 8:16 March, “Pazorke”...L. M. Lake “King . ‘Hazel willght” . L. M. Lake March, “Sulutation’ 5 Intermezzo, “Home Sons: P"" Roland March, “Home Defense”. .. Hall ICK—"Chatley’s Aunt” (Gar- and and and rAflcE—'flmmn Meighan, in “Our Citizen,” photoplay, at 10:40 25, 2:10, 4,-5:50, 7:40 and 9:40 " with me-Griffith, at 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3. & ‘llfl and 9:30 p.m. Kin; METROPOLITAN—""Th Muslcian Earl Smallwood. of New York” ‘at 1135 s me 3ot March, “Under the' Double 3:40, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 pm. ; e’ Vagner O “The Star Sp angled Banner.” e ORUNBIA —Owen Moore. In At Montrose Park, George- | |2:10 #:95 of the United States Marine Band, Taylor Branson, second leader. March, “Anchors Aweigh? Zimmermann Overture, "Marning. Noon and Nigh .-Suppe “Serenade” . Drdla Saxophone solo, “Lanette,” Henton | Musiclan Frank Wiblitzhouser. Excerpts from “Naughty Rm Lllu "Mother :ag Hotel, 608 nwn and lavatory, r cent more. 9th SUMMER RATES Uled to Keep Marfetta” Herbert A Hungarian Romance’ -Bendix | Grand scenes from - Queen of Sheba’ "Gounod “The Star Spangled ‘Banner.” Among the royal women of Europe the most accomplished lingulst is said to be the Dowager Queen Margherita, mother of the King of Italy. She knows French. German, English, Spanish, Greek, Italian, of course, and Latin thoroughly, and has a fair un- derstanding of several other tongues. 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"1 Month. 1 Week. 25¢ 20c , 10c e ofiee or mnl cl:ed: or money ice will be reliably given. ***‘Hflk ‘ki*i#**i“k**i**** e Ao K A KK FR KRR RO *4***l('****)l-)l-ll»***4******4*****4**#****¥_’$*¥***’1~#* ] 2105 Pa. Ave. EUGENE PROPHET'S _ PAl LLOYD COMEDY, DUMBART! "rAuCNATlu\. 7 HIPPODRO otha m: LAve.N.W. ES RAY, in Ph, W. 953 O'BRIEN, “THE DISE."" " HAROLD 'WANTED. B ‘Winconsin Ave, Y, In ANNA Q. NILSSON and ALL-STAR CAST, in “WITHOUT LIMIT." KArHAEL SMIL EHROU — FAVORITE # 3t nt 1t 5. S.W. GLADYS WALTON “SECOND-HAND ROSE." News. NEWSTANTO uha csm N.E. Vih at O Street N.W. NORMA TALMADGE, in N'_THROUG! ARIE PREVOST, in KINS| 911 H Street IVY DUCKE. in EMPIRE Special Film Features . mnmu:s CRANDALL'S Theater. ”1‘_‘-6.1? ATBES, In cHHE ORDEAL.". And C “DANGE! 'I‘lleIlil()‘—(‘lAl RICHA RE B, () AN P 1 i, pROMISE lll:"" CRANDAU.’S SAVOY . THEATER ND GAII'D'N Jdth an 3 P.M. BUND; T ll TIDIM\—:HADIGZ lmt.ns in “THE RUL- TOMOR! ACKLYY ARRUCKLE, "T"L I’Rlll?lel, JUDGE."" 0 K"‘nl. “WASHINGTON BATHING BEAUTIES.” DAllvs AVENLE GRAND ' l.!- u 2 AL mu,x 3 P.! THUHSDAY FRIDAY CLOSED ron nz\o- ATION AND BEDECORATION “8E! hoa COMEDY, NG'S “OTI8 APOLLO THEATER AND GARDEN Tnmnmow—-cronm: ARLISS, in “THE RULING _PASS] Performances at o IN HIS RO NOOKY'S HOME CRAND. ALL’S RED P! ) ol METIROPOLITAL F Strect at 10tk COMEDY, TOIRCTS hAYS. CRANDA LL'S————————— = | METROPOLITAN — F AT TENTH | — LAST THREE DAYS Co— 10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. 1 — .mm First Natiomal Presents — = MACK .— = SENNETT'S All-star production of ’lll‘arenl- est siz-reel comedy-melodrama, CROSSROADS OF NEW YORK Comedy — Xews — Symphony — Topics — NEXT WEEK. ANITA STEWART WITH GREAT SUPPORT IN A HIT, THE WOMAN HE MARRIED 40-Mi|¢ Moonlight Trips FREE DANCING RAIN OR SHINE Every Evening Except Saturd=> and Sunday at 7:15 P. M. Palatial Steamer St. Johns 7tn 8t. Wharf—Adults, T8c; Children, 40 STOPS ALEXANDRIA ALL TRIPS _—_—_—_ MOORE'S RIALTO 11 AM—~LAST 3 DAYS—11 P.M. SUPERB DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Vitagraph Presents CORINNE GRIFFITH The Fashion Plate of Btage and Screen, in DIVORCE COUPONS *#¥ ADDED ATTRACTION & MARY ASTOR in “HOPE” EXCLUSIVE, SUBSIDIARIES FAMOUS RIALTO ORCHESTRA NEXT WEEK “FREE AIR” E 'ro’nAL'rnmm;—‘ Thirty-six || Potomac and Chesapeake Ray. rail or water. SIlllnl- Mond days and Saturds at 4:0 Seventh Street Wharf. Reserve in advance by calling Main 5949 2 copr of our interesting folder, Craise Through Historic B.F.KEITH’ DAILY 2.5 SUN2 52 HOLZS3%:5 “A Marvel"—Post. A Co-Star Bensation of the Day PRINCESS WAH-LETKA The American Indian Psychic Wonder. 0'DARE "mux?u-" EDDIE_ROSS and_His African Harp. The Robbins Femily. Maurice Diamond Co. Ann Gray. An Artistic Treat. Other Hits and_Co-Btar. EVA SHIRLEY & CO. GARAGES The P. A. Roberb Conu. Co., Inc. PRBTON A. ROBERTS MUNSEY BLDG. _MAIN 1776, ers of the “IDEAL" Gara Iu auaiey, the tM-pu in the city. $10 DOWN. 310 MONTH —we are ready to supply Blank Baoks when you say the word. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. ANNOUN AC ’l-! OR OF C. LDREN 'WELVE FOR TEN DOLLARS St N.W, 1327 F cmDALL's T-I)IK ‘I'HEA'I'E!‘ 'rowmfmw A 4 “TOG BUSINES in 03 MARSHALL, ., And” C EDY. “PRIDAY: THE HOME 133° C Street N.E. AGNER AYRES, i “THE ORDEAL. PRIN 1119 H St. N.E. POLA \Fflfil in “THE RED PEACOCK." CAROLINA "' - C Ave sE L in “THROUGH A GLASS WINDOW." Also Fux Sunshine Comedy. LOEW’S o, r|..“/au: THOMAS ‘OUR LEADING CITIZEN” By GEORGE ADE With Lois Wilson—Thee. Roberts MARY MILES MINTER In “SOUTH OF SUVA™ ST THREE DAYS NG & NEW | ocooes ACH &= PROF. A ‘runlo SITTINGS ONLY | DAVISON IN PERSON! The dainty child-star of “Humoresque.” “Bmiling Through” and other it APPEARS ALL NEXT WEEK DAILY AT 3:15, 7:15, 9:15 ~—ALSO— “THE MAN FROM HOME™ Adapted from the atory and play by Booth Tarkingtom WITH JAMES KIRKWOOD, ANNA Q. NILSSON AND NORMAN KERRY World's Greatest Parce, CHARLEY’S AUNT Meade, Dennts K reat Comedy Ca A New Drams of Laughs. Love. Thrills A TURN IN TEE DARK. Round Trip, 50c Free Dancing All Day Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves nh St. Whart 10 A. M, 7 P M. .AUTO EXCURSION TRIPS Daily to Points of Intefu! , guide, dinner. o' Bour waiting. Great Falls, ome Bour waitis or Riding 1139 17th St. Brown and Green Sightseeing Co. Chesapeake Beach 'nfl.u- s 011{ Salt 'lur Resort. ttractions. otal and Cafe Barvien: Round Trip: Adults, 50¢; Children, Z5¢c. (Except Sundays and Holidays.) Trains e Distict Line Ruation: R M 10, 11:30, 2:30, 440, Days—9:15, S Fun-Glving Feata: o Creat Orchestea of 8 for DANCING In Electrically Cooled Ballreom :48, 8. Other 20, = DANCING. o Zud NW.—PHIVATE LES TBe iz 3 M envirenment. W. 1130 SD MRS, ACHER'S STUDIO, 1131 Class Monday and Friday, 8 to . Private lessons by appointment Phone Franklin_8367. biished 1900, 13¢ NW. i Teach you uu—mhn hilnn-x mrlub .m-u Any bour. Latest steps. X