Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1922, Page 24

Fog TEACHERS PREPARE | FOR SCHOOL YEAR Exams for Admission to High Schools Set for Saturday. Tustructions to teachers for the! new school vear, which begins next, Monday. will be given by supervisory | officers at a series of meetings Satur- day, called today by Supt. Frank W. Ballou. All supervising principals, Dr. Bal- | d, will meet the teachers | Tou anunounc: T morning in | at 10 o'clol et respecti High school pr als will meet teachers at the rious buildings on the same day at the following time: Places of Meetings. Central, 3:30 p.m.; Bastern, 2 p.m, Vestern, pm.; 2 pm Tech, 3 p.m.; Wilson Normal, 10 a.m.: Miner Normal, 11 am.; Dunbar, am. and Armstrong, 11 am. The director of prim instruction will meet all new chers to the grade, or system fternoon, at o'clock. at the Thomson School. The assistant director of primary instrucs tion will meet teachers under her at the same time at the Shaw Junior| hool. High the Applicants for admission to high schools, other than those who attended the eighth grade of the Di irict schools, Dr. Ballou announce must repot o the high school a o hofird At the Franklin School y between 9 am. and 12 noon, or 2 to 3 p.m. The board will assign such pupils to examina- tions. aminations for admission to the hizh r of the Jls will be »ol Satur the Franklin Sche u morning at 9 o'clock. For admission to the first year high school pupils ust be prepared to take examin in English, grammar, compos arithmetic, United States hi v and Constitution and geography. applicants must present proper certif or records of all work comple in other schools, other-{ wise no credit will be given for such ey The opening meeting for teachers in the kindergarten department will he held next Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Thomson School. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Stanton Park Citizens' Asso- eiation will mect in Peabody Scho § o'clock. Annual nomination ot f ficers will be held. The Parents’ League of the District of Columbia will meet at new Bethel ath and S street, at aptist Church, s ao'clock The Takoma Park Citizens' Associ: tion will meet in the Takoma Libra 8 o'clock A of the Concord Club will meeting Ve held at 314 C street. Election of ¢ officers to serve for the ensuing year will be held The regular monthly meeting of the Congress Heights Citize ssociation will be held at ¥ o'cloc Vincent R, Redmond of Los Angeles, Calif., will lecture to members of the Men's Good Will Club in the Homer building Wilmarth Brown unit. American Women's Legion, will meet at 1 Newton street. “Alabam: aws Discriminating Against V will be the subject of discussion at a garden meeting to Woman's be held by the National Party, at its he: arter. 25 1st street northeast, at 8 o'ciock tonight. The akers will be Miss Sua White, Miss a Berr A Olive Lacey and Miss Carrie S. Wilsc NEGROES IN ANTI-VICE DRIVE | A sixty-day drive against “gam- bling, bootlegging and other vices among the colored population” of Washington was launched yesterday | by colored pastors, missionaries and { other church workers * under the direction of Dr. Simon P. W. Drew of the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. The campaign. which will take the form of “ecity-wide red-hot re 1 meetings.” was formally opened with a street parade, starting from n and Dumbarton avenue and continu- | Throughout the in c- ing for many hlo drive there will be services daily the Cosmopolitan Baptist Church, cording to Dr. Dr THE P. A. ROBERTS CONSTRUCTION C0., INC. Successors to on A. Robe: The Munsey bids. n Builders of the “IDEAL" Garage—consider- ing_quality, the cheanest n the city. ie- | member the name —ROBERTS. %10 Month—Cash_or Terms, Look for the Sign These Star Branch Offices are a great con- venience to the patrons of Star Classified Advertising saving you time and travel—for you can leave i vour ad with them—and it'll promptly appear in the first possible issue of The Star. The Branches in ' the Northeast section are lo- cated at— 24 and E McChesney & Joachim. 2d_and Md. ave., McChesney & Joachim. 4th Frederick L. Music Store. and Md. sve., Louis F. Ith st. and M. awe., Zous acks. 1515 H st., Sears’ Newsstand. North Capitol and Eye sts., Pharmacy. BAND CONCERTS. Marine barracks today at 4:30 p.m., concert by the United States Marine Band, Willlam H. Santelmann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. PROGRAM. “Egmont” . Beethove: REMEMBER the big old bell, some three feet in diameter, that used to hang in a bit of scaffolding pro- jecting from the “little red school- house” and summon your reluctant feet lessonward? Old-timers like “Un- cle Joe” Cannon do. And there is just -such a bell—with an interesting his- tory—still doing service in Washing- ton which announces the hour for be- ginning and quitting work four times a day, just as it did to the workmen building the State, War and Navy building, the Washington Monument and the Library of Congress. There is an Institution here, known as “the Propagating Gardens,” which grows all the flowers and plants for the White House and White House gardens and for all the parks throughout the National Capital. The Overture, Serenade, fSpring Mornin Lacome cstasy of .R. E. Clark “Lohengrin,” ‘Wagner Marines’ hymn, “The Halls of Montezuma.” “The Star Spangled Banner.” Prayer,” from Concert by the United States Soldiers’ Home Band—band- stand—today at 5:50 o'clock. John S. M. Zimmermann, band- master. . March, “Triumphant America,” Losey = - qi B men there employed are the Presi- Oyerture, “Summer Nights | |dents own gardeners, and proud of Satic -Supp that fact. On _the administration building of the Propagating Gardens hangs this historic bell, which is rung at 7:30 am. 12 m. 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. by James A. Watts, who has been the official bellringer for twelve years. Now, you know that massive pile of granite built in the French renais- sance style of architecture, modified by American ideas, known as the State, War and Navy bullding and Jorsalfar’ Synopsis: (a) Vorspiel, “In the King's Hall.” (b)_Intermezzo, *“Borghild's Dream.” (c¢) “Homage March.” Scenes from comic opera, “The Rose of Castile”......".Balfe Fox trot, “By the Sapphire Seamve ..Ted Snyder V a " occupied by the ate Department, ‘\(-;!;:i:ull;;‘dlienz undeielia was built about forty-three years ago, e O e completed in 1880. 1t has 500 rooms e St SaTod B e and more than two miles of marble iSpangled BRIners halls. Col. Casey had this bell in- Brightwood reservoir, 16th | |Stalled while erecting the building. Then it was taken to the Propagating Gardens, where it remained for a time and was used as a signal while the finishing_touches were being made on the Washington Monument, completed in 1884. It continued to and Kennedy streets northwest. By the United States Navy Band, Charles Benter, director. Today, 7:30 to 9. March, i Iy Regiment,” Blankenbur G, Caprice, “Italien,” Tschalkowskgy function at the Propagating Gardens Three dances from Henry VIII. German: orris Dance.” <+ “Torch Dance.” “Shepherd’'s Dance.” # and scenes from the opera, | The Downfall. Selection, “Italian Folk Songs,” L arranged by Clark Gems from the musical comedy, ‘Sweethearts” Herbert “Old Favorites,” arranged by Popular (a), “Lonesome Blues” .. (b) “The Navy march, looked like a plutocrat; he drove a large and costly car, and wore a stovepipe hat. As he was married to my niece I felt impelled to say, “This princely lavishness must cease, or you'll go broke some day. The coin you earn from week to week is all you have in view, and you the bill collectors seek, to spring accounts long due. Oh, prithee heed this rede of mine, for I am old and sane, and put some doubloons down in brine, against the day of rain. And failing this some day you'll come a humbled, cringing gent, to ask me for a goodly sum, that you may pay yolr rent. His laughter rumbled through his beard, with Selection, “Anchor: :: ; Zimmerman Finale, “Star Spangled Banner.” POLICE CHIEF PLEASED AT SUCCESS OF BENEFIT Maj. Sullivan, superintendent of police, in a statement calls upon the blue-coated guardians of the law to 4 show by their service gratitude for|merriment he roared.. and hothouse the generous support given by thel fruit that day appeared upon his public to the police-firemen’s benefit| groaning board. There came a ball game. 5 = o : Sitike, and weary men lined up in “The ball game is histo S ! major, through the generosity | jobless ranks, and scarcely one in of ‘an appreciative public approxi- | twelve or ten had money in the mately $30.000 has been added to the! ., Fobiass 3 G R fdons st arihons fiie of thesbenks. Tobias in ?"'"‘g{ W h’;}’“? police and fire departments. and started pawning things; oh, it “To say that the members of the| was sad to see him soak his car and r‘;‘\lxrn* m-p:mm'em are appreciative of | wedding rings. His shirts of silk, the generous interest shown by the e Z fift public I their welfare e however, | that cost eight };0““‘] b""““h'l ¥ not sufficient evidence of gratitude. | cents a throw: his phonograph, ol “Let us in the future prove by our | golden tones—he had to let it go! actions and by our attitude toward| Tobias struts around no more. he is the difficult task that has been set s = Us that the confidence of the public; 3 shrunken [“al“- and ';)0“' 3“}’ ‘_‘l"‘“ is not misplaced. he seeks my door, to borrow what he can. Some quavers in his accents lurk, as he remarks, “Oh, chee, if ever I get back to work, the precious SENATOR FRANCE INDORSED. Colored _ residents of _Fairmount | plunks won't flee ! Heights, Md.. gave their indorse- L ; SON. et “Senator - France for re. _{Copyright) WALT MASON. election in the coming senatorial con- test, at a meeting in the town hall ODGES’ BOUND BOOKS | Saturday night. Passage of the Dyer anti-lynching Bill at the present ses. Outlast the Library sion of Congress, also was urged a 5 d it the gathering. Paul D. Scott pre- a1 work Dadeiitoistang ded JOHN HODGES, 1011 E nw. M. 1393. UST Stag Hotel, 608 9th . SUMMER RATES —the kind of Stationery Phone Main 8108 37 rooms, : shower and 1 you want, we have. E. Morrison Paper Co. Made Up to a New High Standard Cigar Quality 9’{/7\ Just as good at the “finish” \> 2. as they are at the start DEER HEAD The Prince of Cigars Nobles, 10c; Napoleons, 15¢ (2 for 25¢) Sold Everywhere—Ask Your Dealer Henry T. Offterdinger Manufacturer 508 9th Street, Bet. E and F $6_ weekly; 314, with | tollet, 2 in room, 50 per cent m Rooms Like Mother Used to Keep Agents for Comoy London-Made Briar Pipes and Smokers’ Aceessories Investina Success! What the Goodman Stores have done as markets will be duplicated with groceries. The management will be the same—E. T. Goodman, the chief executive, and with such men as Thos. Somerville, president of the Thos. Somer- ville Co.; F. W. Bolgiano, head of F. W. Bol- giano & Co.; W. B. Creecy, of the Creecy Paper Co.; D. T. Dutrow, for many years local man- apitol and 8th sts, s Pharmacy. . 13th and Fast Capitol sts., Lin- coln Park Pharmacy. 20th st. and R. I ave., Paul's Pharmacy—Woodridge 3600 12th st. me., Mayo's Pharmacy—Brookland. No matter what the want, a Star classified ad will help you supply it. “Around the corner” is a Star Branch Office ager or Swift & Co.; T. F. Toohey; Theo. Jones; Harry B. Cox, of ‘the Department of Justice; Frank P. Hayes, of L. B. Taylor & Co.,, for advisers. You know the expansion must be an assured success. To provide the necessary capital a sale of stock is authorized—$100 per share, par value. The patrons of the Goodman Stores are ‘sub- scribing to this stock—and we shall be glad to have YOU join us. Call our Mr. T. B. Goodwin, Columbia 5301— and let him give you the concrete figures of the proposition. Subscription can be made upon the basis of 20% cash and balance within ten months. / It’s going to be a paying investment—from the start—because the foundation has already been laid—and the management has proved its ability. E. T Goodman Co., mc. .a Boheme” ......... Puceini | | % 4 Intermezzo, “Sizilietta.” von Blon For many years Tobias Tarr $10.50 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. [AROUND THE TOWN | until again needed when the Library of Congress was being erected. This building—one the handsomest in the world and containing the second or third best library in existence—is in the Italian renaissance style and cost $6,5694,454 for the building and $585,000 for the ground which faces ;;1907 Capitol. It was completed in ‘The man whose 3zeal resulted in having this bell preserved and given a permanent home in the Propagating Gardens is_still working for Uncle Sam. Supt. Byrnes, in those days, was in charge of the Propagating Gar- dens, but now he is in charge of the greenhouses of the Department of Agriculture. “CHICKENS” GOOD FOOD FOR THOUGHT, DR. WILEY FINDS. R. HARVEY W. WILEY, the emi- nent food specialist, was ob- served on H street discussing with great animation a subject evidently of much interest. withgreat animation a subject evi- His hearer, a man of about the same number of advanced years, also took much interest in the conversation. Was the Indiana scientist discussing the discovery of some new bacteria or new danger to the human stomach? As the observer casually strolled by these few words struck his ear: Now, that Indianapolis girl at At- lantic City, isn't she a beauty? 4 SOLDIERS IN “CRUSADE” AGAINST PETTING PARTIES. ‘WO enterprising soldiers at Fort Myer recently organized an in- dependent nocturnal crusade against the spooning and petting parties that exceed the limits of propriety in the shadows of the walls of the Arling- ton national cemetery, and were high- ly successful at first. Creeping up on the cars, they startled the unsus- pecting occupants, oblivious of the cutside world, by a bold announce- | ment that they were under arre Naturally, indignant protests follow ed, but the loving couples were coldly notified that unless they paid a fine of $10 at once they would be placed in jall. The two soldiers said they were military police and were author- ized to make the collection. There were two cases in which this course was followed and the money | paid over, but in the third case the | victims selected managed to get away | in. their car und report the matter to the authorities at Fort Myer. a guard was sent after men and they are now | men and they are now u: Trip, and Pennsylvania MOUNT VERNON AND thwest the hoyr am. to Atexandria, round trip. A ur-— Oc i on_ Side Running Time—350 mirzie ing 10c additional. Electric cars leave 12th Washington-Virg| Rail o T Phons ». portraitby Bachrath,_ size 8x10 complete™ inattractive silver or goldcgig fgme o 1327 F St. N.W. “Get It At Do you suffer with corns? free sample of Dr. Scholl’s Fam It will give yop relief. We sell $2 Electric Hot Plate, special.. $5 Reversible Electric Toaster, $5 Universal Electric Vibrator, Ad-a-Lite, twin socket, special s e R 23 B!i cakes 'Colgate’s 25¢ B .. 18 Soeniit: on oy G250 3 Cakes Colgate's Natural 25c Soap, in box o3, ulees Lifebioy it Forehanyooabuys 55¢ o cakes € " 55c Scapisii > $1.49 lspecial Sale Sundries| 2-quart Hot-Water Bottle. Special ......... 51:19 Metal Hot-Water Bottle. Special ........ 51'49 2-quart Fountain $1.19 Syringe .....iiiiiiiene 2-quart White Enamel Irrigating Can. Complete ‘Westinghouse Electrio Heating Pad, single heat,’ $1.59 $5.49 $8.98 ‘Westinghouse Electric Heating Pad, 3-heat.... 6 rolls Toilet Paper Clinical ‘Thermomaeter 8-ounce Carbona Main 1085 917-919 will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Stuhler, afternoon at 1 o'clock. veterans of the world war, now being treated at Walter Reed Hospital, will hold an outing at the 16th street re: ervoir picnic grounds Thursday aff ernoon from ment_will be under the auspices of the Pennsylvania Society of the Dis- trict of Columbia. Soroptimist Club will be held at the City Club tomorrow at 12:15 o'clock. of the Automobile Club of Maryland will night at 8:30 o'clock. Motion pictures and light refreshme: to be given under the auspices Morning Star Lodge, No. 40, I. B. P. Elks (colored), Elks' Club, 15th and Q streets, Thurs- 1 house committee. W fice and clubroom will give a “house- warming” in room 406, Kellogg build- ing, 1416 F street, Wednesday from :30 to 10 p.m. FOUND WITH THROAT CUT. carpenter rooming at 714 5th street, was found in his room yesterday afternoon suf- fering from a wound in his throat, a blood-stained razor in the room indi- cating sed. W gerously wounded. He is said to have told the phys out of employment’the past three months and that unidentified persons had been following him. i he was taken to W Hospital for additional treatment and mental will be notified. The Store Your Physician Recommends Winding Up Summer—Beginning Fall Sale Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday FREE FREE FREE ters at 35, and they are certainly worth it. Electric Appliances Electric Iron, 6 pounds, fully Perfection Electric Iron, 6 pounds, special.. $1 Dim-a-Lite, pull chain socket, special.. Special Sale Soaps Enlargement Free With Each Order of Developing and Printing During September We Deliver Anywhere in the District of Columbia We Are as Near You as Your Telephone “Get It At Gibson’s” C, MONDAY SEPTEM_:BER 11, 1922, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF, 1 oz o | ARRICK—“Seventeen,” ayers, performance at 8:30 p.m. The Sixteenth Street Heights Club BELASCO—"Banco,” at 8:20 p.m. KEITH'S—Adelaide and Hughe vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. COSMOS—Robbins _family, ville, at 3, 6:30 and 9 at 1145, 4:45 and 8 p.m. STRAND—“Dancing_Shoel ville at 2:30, 6:30 and 9 p.m. in Chevy Chase, tomorrow ‘vaud ed ~ Pennsylvania Fifty-five _disal 4 The entertain- to 7. 'AN—Mary Carr, photoplay at and 0, 5:30, 7:30 The firat weekly luncheon of the | " iy cn 1oy g ewhi Satan Sleeps,” at 10:35 a.m., 12:2 4:05, b6 45 and 9:45 p.m. RIALTO—All-star cast, Men’s Wive t 11:30 a.m. 0, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. The first regular monthly meeting in 1:30, 333, be held at the club tomorrow ts. “Blood and Sand, at 11 a.m, 5:10, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. % P — GEN. IRELAND RENAMED 1, The first dance of a weekly unut- o o. will be held at the at 8 o'clock. Invitation cards ay be secured from members of the has filled the office of surgeon gen eral of the Army since October 1918 has been renominated by tI The Busine: man’s Council of- four years from October 5 next. entered the Medical Army, May 4, 1891. He served as volunteer in the Philippine insu rection and was peditionary forces during the worl G. W. Martin, thirty years old, a from Ivanhoe, W. Va, servi | awarded the distinguished medal. In addition duties as head of the medical of the army elimination board. it was the weapon he had \i)' Garrick p.m. photoplay vaude- ‘Beauty Revue,” at 2:15 11:25 Rich COLUMBIA—Rodolph Valentino, in Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland, who President to that office for a term of Gen. Ireland is from Indiana and Corps of the in charge of the Medical Corps of the American ex- war, with'therank of major general. For his conspicuous services he was to his regular de. partment he is serving as a member gH [ A RODOLPH le 0, 0, A Fred 3, [WITII LILA n he '|@ STILL THE TALK OF THE TOWN! SECOND GREAT WEEK Has absolutely fascinated all Washington with the greatest characterization of his career in that epic drama of Spanish romance and passion! “BLOOD AND SAND” Niblo-Paramount from the famous novel and stage success by V. Blasco Ibanez, author of “The Four.Horsemen.” LEE AND NITA NALDI NOW PLAYING AT =—x=——J| VALENTINO production, adapted ] THEATER = r- 1d Special Film Features He was taken to’Casualty Hospital, here it was found he was not dan- AMUSEMENTS. ians that he had been 2115 LR 3100 a.rx 27005+ Pt AILY "> SUNZ? HO Two So-Stars of Fun Fame ADELAIDE & HUGHES IN “DANCE CREATIONS OF THE DAY” Co-Star of Travesty Hits JOHNNY BU In_“DRAFTED” “Flashes of land” Production: Roth Kiddies in “The Night of the Party’’; Billy & in ““The 20th Century was dressed, and Martin's wound hington Asylum observation. His relatives Officers and Directors Maurice D. Rosenberg, President Joseph Sanders..lst Vice Pres. W. A. Bennett....2d Pres. Irvin Owings. 3d Vice Pres. Joxeph H. Milans....Secretary Barbette; Other Hits. B.F.KEITH'S I, the rrett & Cuneen: George Austin OLYMPIC PHAN LIAN CAROLINA 't3 & 5., Ave. 5. w L OB S 2 on. NEW THEATER ITH With LIL- Perform ELITE 4t» Street ane R. 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SHUBERT TONIGHT-at 8:20 THE PLAY THAT MADE ALL PARIS LAUGH! WILLIAM HARRIS, Jr., Presents “BANCO” A Comedy in Three Acts Ad From the French Triumph by Alfred Savolr LOLA FISHER and ALFRED LUNT ost Distinguished Company Best Seat; DAY MATINEE, SHUBERT VAUDEVILLE With JIMMY HUSSEY in “THE FUNMAKERS" G A ve.& DAY DIX and_ CQL- in “THE WALL FLOW UL PAKROT, in “WET ed by Clare Kummer Rex. Mat. Saturday PTEMBER 17 ves., 25¢ to $1 TODAY AND ALL WEEK Large can Corylopsis Talcum Powder........... 19¢ pamperial Rose Taleum — pp¢ | r ok s, st Boee fiiin. GAYET : Vantine's Sandlew oo d St Talcum Powder, per lgc SMOKING PERMITTED canEE m e e e ER Kolynos Tooth ‘"MM, ,,IE,,,, coor! Paste 20c e Colgate’s Tooth DEivIN nevame Paste JACK HOLT N “WHILE SATAN SLEEPS! Based on the famous Saturday Evening Post story. “The Parson of Panamint,” by Peter Forhand's Tooth Paste, large size . Prophylactic Tooth NINTH AT D Brush, special. ... v Aluminum Back 1250 10 1B . Brush ... 5 EW'S BETTEE Cocoanui 4-0z. bottle, special....... Special Sale Odds and Ends Prof. Willlam J. Kavanagh will deliver Venida Hair loc ning_Monday, Sept. 18, for LADIES N] O R Sufferers from GOITRE are especially in- Sitroux Hair vited. Nets .. 10c As only a limited number can be accommo- Listerine g dated, holders of admission cards only will be 23c, 43c, 79¢c admitted. These may be secured any evening 2 2 this week Lavoris series of free talks on this subject, begin- at Room 14, 1413 H Street from & > 17 B. Kyne. THIS WEEK A. M. TO 11 P. Willlam Fox Presen: SILVER WINGS A Deft Combination of Laughs, Heart Throbs and Thrills MARY CARR —WITH— FRITZI BRUNETTE AN . BETTY FRANCISCO medy—*“Torchy’s Nut Sun- ae” with Johnny Hines. —PROLOGUE— t * Wonderfal Mother of Mine” FRED EAST, Barytome = NEWS—SYMPHONY—TOPICS E LTI “T} UL T News—Topics—Overture MOUNT VERNON 11 AM.—ALL WEEK—11 P.M. 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Course, six lessons, $4 remulta ~ Fine environment. W. 1120 sons Guar At 719 Oth st. n.w., klin 6306, Wil teach You to dance in & few lessons and produce o Private lessons, any time. y and Friday; hours, 10 m. to 10 p.m. ADYSE WILBUR. Phone Fr. 1435-W. Dupont Studio, No. 6 Du- pont circle, will open for private instruction Ciub Dance beginning Oct. 3. pen Sert. 30. Girls® balle ilable for private dances. partner to Gertrude Hoffman: lessons in_all styles of dancing. Studio, 1850 Biltmore. Col. 2002 12¢ DAVISON’S ot 1329 M now. M4 Returned with the latest neing. Teach ou to dance correctly in a few lessonf bour. teaching. b4 Strictly private. Any Normal course for i ?Want to Dance? Visit our studio. For ten T, merica’ Sommost “acatemy. Our et oy > .