Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 40

—= . T Thrifdess | ASK NEW SCHOOL FOR GEURG_ETUWN Citizens Also ‘Favor Enlarge- ment of Present Buildings and New Playgrounds. KAy Alas for my neighbor! He blows |vn the ‘mon he gets for his labor out there jn the sun. a beaver, T stare at his smoke: with the oak; he digs. in the. ditches, he blown. He" riches ‘are -uselessly 1 he’s never becn s art and abl sick: ill health se sort of hick. He ! ing in sunshine and rain; | of saving gives him a blue pain, | stacking the stovewnod in rank high' upon ran culy that cove would pur phmk~ in the bank! Some day playgrounds xnd the improvement of % be older and losing his grip, e of et e |,,,|H,l\«uh ns in his shoulder and more the notion The erection of a hool, the enlargement junior of several He works like | 1 Chairman of 1920'Geyeral Commit- bucksaw and cleaver he whacks up | tee Revorts Outlook for Unusual ms a fable to that | s toiling and slav-. He's ' PRE a4l wrestles with stone, and all of his | ious Fotent Shrine lana, he stopped off for en very one T have met seems ot to was the general chairman of ‘the 1920 route Mr. Hofn THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Army. Col.. Edward Burr, Corps-of En- gifieérs, has been placed ph the re- | tired list on account of age. Maj. Willlam H. Hobson, infantry, hns been relleved from duty at | Georgetown University, and ordered to the General Stuff School at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, ! tanley E. Reinhart, Past R Tort e nia who | been detaited wn: mijite at the University 'of Wiscons mvention committee in Port- | Saaion: 4nd, Capt’ ohm B Jre.. stated toda¥.here; where | flact Suty Uhiversity, S for e ‘hile | Northfield, Vt. for & few hours whils| way Charles'I. Kilburn, Coast Ar- for Chicago. | tillers Corps. of the office’ of chief of | n ha vistted more than DICTS 400,000 SHRINE VISITORS |- " T Crowd" Here in June. come to Washington,”, ate Willlam J. 'Hofmann, coast artillery, Y. War Department, d to has been order. the Panama Canal TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. . PRESIDENT — “Give and Take, comedy, at 8:30 p.m. BELASCO—“The Bad Man” (second week) at 8:30 p.m. — Adelaide 5 and EITH and Hughes, vaudeville, at 8 A 5 p.m. | COSMOS— Prescriptions” and mag- fe, vaudeville, at 3, 6:30 and § p.m. ‘Manvell'’s Twelve Syn- vaudeville, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. METROPOLITAN—Harold Lloyd, “Safety Last® (second week), at 11: 3 and 9: in 35 1% “Rus- 0—Betty Compson, in 0 B : D (‘OLI.VIBIA—Juck Hckford in* rison’s Finish.”” at 11:05 am., 3:15, 6:20, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY, ) MAY Y 22, 1:30, 3:30, | , 1923, AMUSEMENTS. . Dancers ADELAIDE 1 & HUGHES New Dance Creations GH CLASS VAIIDIVI THEATRE il America’s Gmtes WILL M. CRESSY &l BLANCHE DAYNE ({ In Their Latest Comody THOMAS E. SHEA A Dramatic Novelty FRANKLYN & CHARLES Renewal of the Ever-Popular 40-Mile Moonlight Trips Wed.,May 23,at 7:15P. M. . Palatial Steamer iohin will constitute | it his hip, with kinks in each muscle the school program of the \...,rm-“"“ cricks..in his back. too wear Gwn Citizensts Aa atfon. 4t (to haustle. the stovewood to stac! decided at o mesting of the orgent. | And tinhbru“discases, for instange, et e Bat o Ehe STERRL | ther An i Tl him® with snc G onavatie e el "“land make him kerchoo. building at onsin,avenue and M paty D DN T eainst Street t stump, and wotting and we n that e ‘was a chump. He AR for | with the slackers- who blow every ! in Georgetown forty temples df the Shrine and [states that enthusiasm is displayed | jeverywhere. “I fully expeet that.the | {number to come Zone for dut Firet Lieut. Frank California_ street, | Reserve Corps, has to Washington will | Edkewood aresnal, {be 400.000. We had 300,000 in Port- nd W hingten, ‘being the Na- jon's Capit yhone is desirous jof coming and mak{ it the greatest fconvention eved: hum6 o e BN "As T look n|and Maj. James Mellroy, Infs 5 ior| dime: he'll. think of the smackers | that everythink 18 ell - band. | at - Fort, Loayenson Kar hod: | he burned in his prime. And I will W shington is nm bullt; fdr. canven- | heen ordered to this city fnr dut » sitting somewhere within reach, | tions. The merchauts Were Wil dothe War Department. ¥ ith morals befi tring and cfforts to | more business thay they ever have| Col Isamc C. Jenk Infanery. S| SR ; H to ask Fort Lewsenworth. K heen de- 3 r;r D p each. h, ghhor, youre gomng ! |lrrllllll\| tail to duty with the hrz.«m;»d Re- e o u,. i nitfall and gin! -Oh, ncighbor, s e ot wr\e , 2d Corps Area, New York city. yauld quit blowing the nicayunes in! T 1 e t are delighted | Navy. | (Copyright). - WALT MASON. “A_Vaudeville_Surprise” Bert Fitagibbon Fluerette Joflflrh H. Mark Chemical W heen ordered to Md., for instruc< | tho SMAfs. L . Hedrick and R nan. at Fort Leavenworth, have heen asslgned to duty in the ofice of jthe judge advocate general, War De- | partment. Ma). "John D. B BALLOU WILL SPEAK. | N i , To Address Teachers on ‘“Measure- ment of English Composition.” Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superin- tendent of schools, will address the Administrative Princl tion bn “The Measurement of Eng- lish Compogition™ at ity meeting the Tech High ¢ afternoon | rachers of grades 5, 6, T nnl] 8 in elementary schools and high school English teachers have been in- vited to_attend ' MOUNT VERNON and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c | Arlington, side trip, 10c additional Electric Cars leave 12th and Pennsylvan. Avenue Northwest. on the bour and balf wour —9:00 AM. to 3:30 P.M. | Hunning Time—S5 Minutes i Wllhinztnn Virginia Raliway Co. i me Ma: i i and SZ.SO f Latest Novels | Commander ¢ | Corps, 701 | at au 2 For Rent, 25¢ has bheen th, R S u..;.ji |PEARLMAN’S BOOK SHOP| S. Irby. at the Univer. 933 Gst- N. Cor. 10th of Chicago, has been assigned to duty . at the naval powder factory, Indian| » & G Sts| Head, Md. Lieut. . David Depurtment. wi H. Bren- land tght. ding t pureh; £ the Sunday Mat. at 3 Phones: Main 4484, 4485, 68; recomn the o ot board a slte of Reardan, air servi .n.umi the ¢ity T ¢ cration square now Club, at LOEW’S ALAC .nllll“oul 10:30 4 TODAY AND ALL wg:.( /IOLADANA I~ 2 NOISE IN NEWBORO" A Metro Picture bounded . at sefore. the convention 1 nd upon in the members | find [ with the for | el in | illmore. Schoul whieh > enlarged by thé purel 1o the north and so ton pointen Tatter s the Fill ized for manu. ! building of sixt vide ace: for sume 7 4 command- Henderson, has Naval- Hospital, Bertholf - has | command of the Macgillivray Trinity duff to o 200 A KNOCKOUT! THAT'S ALL! MANVELL’S 12 SYNCOPATORS Monroe & Grant; & How- ard; Ling & Long; Mallon & Mo- hosen util- new FPHOTO PLAY DOROTHY Gish n Her Crow “THE COUNTRY FLAPPER’® Mate —Fopular Frices—Nights 18c-3le 20e- Fyeept Rat. Mat.. Sun. & Helldaye Poma Ave. | PRESIDENT = Tomorrow Night at 8:30 Pop. Mat. Wed., 25¢, 50c¢, 75¢ A $350 Show for $1.00 The Current N. Y. Success Th Player e Addison EXTRA—EXTRA XCLUSIVE MOTIO! CiCIURES OF BOARD OF TRADE OUTING Nv--—'l’upin—()urhu IzzzirzrZd LOEW'S OI.IIMBI 'runnr AND ALL WEEK JACK PICKFORD IN “GARRISON'S FINISH" With Madge Bellamy URBAN CLASSIC—*“THE LIFE OF ALEXANDER HAMILTON" Ctah. | 11 ordered to the navy yard, i 0 pureh: I buildin repairs wksed led fori the . sirfating of thebagk vard ot the F i lr--»L-ti\ 1th, streag. the r|-| rth sence of the Rittenhouse, at the has been ordered Ahacostia, | Chairtoan RudpIph Jose of the ens’ | comMiteEe Lhuducting the Salvation | Argpy e prageni. Gampaign for funds | &«m me cat#y on its relief work he 0 during the comfin Ve, Foont -x\\lhl»np—-l the follow 1 Capt. Arthur MacArthur, send Shriners | ing the transport Ih J 1l y-six pleces, headed by Mavor | this city | L. Baker, who is a candidat Commander: Wallace for the imperial outer guard. | N 1so @ patrol of forty, seven- ho, Commander i t ol ty niformed | Milne to uunnn;nd the - e to v 4§/ mand the Flusser. DR'VE QPEED IS hotop Al e Mamard ! "Commander Henry D. Wilson, [ | Hospitul, Key West, Fla. has R assigned the battleship ] s WILL MEET JUNE 17. i Corps, of th <| Third Week Opens With En- - hundred delegates will attend | mended 2 the nnval congress of the Interna- | . couraging Returns After . “ ! will mcet at the Willurd Hotel June i " 17 to 24 ' Slump in Second. - { Indis. South or | { Engiand, i telsey is «hnrnun of the There will be band | been ordered to- the There | been axsigned to the wearing fezzes. Th ommunder D, bodies remaining on the Pullman; ical Coryp commanding Commander H. F M ¥ HL ! Five New Thought Alllance ‘which Repr Dresent —_— ———— Lieut, Chapman C. Todd, eral Electric Schenectady, . ¥ | to the batielship at the Gen- Gude's Flowers | For friends back heme via telegraph. 355 now:ddvertie ey 2%, campaign receipt of | dutions butions. in the By Aares Hoffman Sth Month in N. Y. Broadway Still Laughing NEXT THURS. NITE One Performance Omly SEATS NOW HOFFMAN & HOSKINS Present “THE KIDDIE REVIEW, 1923” school lendid total Tor-the day Accompanying the $500 contrib < a brief note from the fng, in part: ‘I s double this sum, y make Story by and will do. 80 -1f this campaign a t the work a work which every one, rich and poor. high and low | in and encourage, of t Ivation something so akin to 3 arenes that | 0 gives to the | much or little, feels better for the deed urer air, holds the head a little Migher, carries a ilzhter heart jand may be r conscience.’ ORCHESTRA SUBSIDL..IES = SHUBERT-BELASCO eve every nization, = - qnestic : = furion's tely = = FRANK OONROY & JULIETTE CROSBY Eveziass b $1.00. 3128, $3.00, Mats. Thurs, NEXT wz):x. Capt. Appl? acl;: tion asking the huil E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. encouraging re- goal is far from | a very dull second Jesprite yestorda the ~ $30,000 S owing to Just a Real Good Car and R st of it was sin avenue : & park opt adoprod “One of the features of this year's ‘uur\[»fl g0 is that most of the contribu- {tions have come m_first-time con- FROST LOSS MILLIONS. Damage to Michigan Grapes by |number of checks from regular sub- | scribers to the army’s treasury, many Cold Weather Is Large. |oL these have not LAWTON, Mich., M The dam- year. Also whie umber ! s have not been heard from, an- age by frostand c to soutn: | Srientls I Y ol western Michigan's grape ccop will other number of old inrn;h have T . doubled their regular yearly gifts. run into milllons of dollars, accord- ing to estimates of growers who have Seek Total This Week. { reported to grane juice fuctories and It is the earnest hepe of the citi- fruft assoclations. zens’ comunittee In charge of the cam- v ng estin es uare paign that the entire $30.000 may be cent of this year's grape crop ' raised within the present week so that killed during the past few |2 personal solicitation campalgn may days by the ungewsonuble e avoided. 1 weather, Cold winds blowing “Another and more fmportant reason vineyards on high lands are for wanting the fund completed short- have done as much dumage Iy is that the army may be enabled to o # in the low lands oceed with {ts plans for the organiza. i e S on of its proposed club for boys and | the eutablianment of its annual fresh | |air camp in Maryland for mothers and | their babe; v ! “The committee wishes to emphasize | that all contributi to the fund | ,should be sent direct to army head- quarters at 607 E street northwest.” Touring Roadster Sedan . Coupe . B usiness| C oupe Sport Touring Sport Sedan . SEVEN Bla MIDES. NEW FUN HOUSE. BANY oTHER ATTRACTION DATING, i PIAY @ :lenikllfl' unu\‘ ucunnu oF 12 DANCING N THE AR AN BALL. N he Ram’s_Head Players Will present “Dark Lady of the Sonnets” By G. Boyard Shaw and “Jewel Merchant” By James Branch Coiill at TWIN OAK: Residence of Mrs. Ch: Weedley Re: 5 e RTI Tuesday, May fnd, at 8i30 pm. Busses Will Meet Conn. Ave. Cars. Tickets obtainable at entrance to grounds and principal hotels v wi \'A Theen MAR LR R caBin oW DIRECT TO PARK ENTRANCE. 'UILT OF STEEL fromn 20 J. Bell, 50 pe! has been over Main 1776. Munsey Bldg. Terms s low as $10 down, $10 month. ‘Every * Masterpioos.” What Causes Children to . i Fail in Their Studies? Ffldory P'lce Ofttimes children llll"ln their i studics because o imperfect l il te mfiv » sight, and throughout the All Models and Colors Harper Motor Company 1128-1130 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Franklin 4307 Portland cement £0 named he- cause, when hardened, the Engl bricklayer who invented it found that | it resembled a grayish stone found on lele of Portland near the coast of AND Indian Exposition Cowboy and Cowgirl Contests 125 Indians Vnd-’ Auspices Almas Te Produced by ‘‘Show of !hn'l, !il: g Viotor J. Evans, Pres. Union Shhon tha MAY 30—JUNE 10 General admission to Redeo.....TSo g:nd Stand that follow the neglect to fu the ebild with the proper glasses stunts thelr mental progress. Our experienced optometrists will ex- amine your boy's or girl's eyes. M. A. LEESE °Gie o™ 614 Sth St. Branch e 712 11th Street SECOND HILARIOUS WEEK 11 AM. TO 11 P.M. Doors Open at 10130 A.M. With Perfect 8 he Combiaation of fangte by Ry “Safety Last”. Novelty Comedy, “The Watch Dog” Lyman H. Howe's “Speed Demons” Special World Survey--Symphen: [CRANDALL’S TODAY AN CHADWICS umadlu smnWl Mosos & Sons, 11tk and F b Film Features and AKNA MAY WONG, 1n THE g, a, Wuv;r 3 Route Hi ic MOUNT VERNON Str. Chas. Macalester Sailing 10 A. M., 3130 P. M. Round-Trip, 85c, Admission te Grounds, 25¢c; Total $1.10 EDMONSTON’S—Home of the “Original” FOOT FORM Boots and-Oxfords for Men, Women and Children. CENTRAL 9th Bet. D and E TOMORROW-_HELENE nd N GLASS, nd IGHTING. BEOUD NE’ EDITH ROBEATS. g o THORNS ORANGB BLOSSOM: LYMEIC "N‘;‘n‘:? o’ '-'nmgunw A N M RICE THE OF Comeds. “nxAn aE. . NS, MARY PICKFORD, in “HEART OF THE HILLS 1349 Wiscomain Av. MIA MAY. in SALE ENDS MAY 31 We Are Closing Out $50,000 Worth of CRANDALL'S Fri=sren Ml and E Sts, TODAY—THOS. INCE'S, “THE l'lDVlGHT l‘ATllflL And BUS- 'ER KE. 1o THE BAL- L()fl\ Tlf TOMORROW—JOHNNY _HINES, “SURE_FIRE FLINT.” Dippy-Doo-Dad’> Comedy, FLIRT." I CRANDHI ’S Savoy Theater 14th and Col. Rd. Mats. 2 pm. daily; 3 p.m. Sunda; TODAY AND TOMORROW — POLA }EGRI in “BELLA DONNA A AUREBL, in in And “DON'T The Choicest Things For the Nation’s Capital OU can now enjoy the unmatched quality and flavor of Esskay products as often as you wish. The nearness of the Esskay plant to the Nation’s Capital, brings you Esskay hams, blcon,ladmduungethemd:ylt leaves our plant. Go to your neighborhood dealer for a trial of an Esskay product. Then you'll know why you should always Let Esskay Be Your Guarantee ey REGC.U.e. PATRNT OFFICE Fo_éds of Unmatched Quality fli&N v. v. n_.w. HIPPODROM # G BORG) ITZMA) RICE PRODUCTION. 10 HAVE AND TO_HOLD.' 911 H St. N.E. m WILLIAM FARNUM and WANDA HAWLEY, in “BRASS COM- MANDMENTS, Also_Comedy. m TZW0 C Sireet is._—“ BTHEL -CLAYTON, in “‘CAN A WOMAN LOVE TWICE 2106 Pa. Av. PR W. T4th St and R. L Ave. CLATRE' WINDSOR and, COL BN MOORB, in “BROKEN CH. A TIth & N. C. & fi. TODAT AND TOMOR A..u. Theater | lfl N.E.| RANDALI.’S AR A saymi tis Benton. HARG! ANIELS Comedy. traction, “Mighty h! . E.C Ave. .!Khl" St D.C. d- BETTY. SAVE .i$1 to $3 Per Pair on " The Finest Footwear I? All Shoes are REDUCED except the -Adams Shoes for Gentlemen zd Youars Without Delay The Lost is Likely to be Found if you use a Star Clas- sified Ad. The Lost and Found Column is the first place everybody turns when something has been lost or found. Another of the many get - together features accomplished by The Star Classified Section. MBOUL.” STA! ADES, OOWCIRT on— PERFORMANCES 5:30, ?-'gnnr OB 7, TUESDAY, MAY 20 LAS m‘l"?‘:‘lATKI i ROPIN HOOD REGENT aecy HIRLEY MAEON., SHINLEY OF THE CIRCUS." UX'I'ON DAVIES, - in A WIIE: HOOD_WAS IN FLOWER. Sta. in = W MILLER'S UP.TO Il)ll.l’l‘l I?A'l(‘[.s 1226 CONN AVE. Lessons tn Studlo. 1850 Bil > it circle. Dupont_stodio. Feanitin e W. . Hallroom Daacing, Teatning. Ch Classes. ] XD MES. ACHER'S STUDIO, 1127 :»':u' ‘. _Claks Monday and Frida Fiatc ferwon by m-.m...’h‘., o Priva Fratixiin 8567, . Extabll DAVISON’S it 1 329Mn,w. s Teach yont hmmmfl.’ in a ffl':—l% hour. Separate e hance Bet. erantnge; with orcheatra: 1% 5 Que St. N.W. GLADYS WALTO! . LETTER.” ‘Styles -t dancing. tmore st. Col. ém. Phone No ‘wonder The Stags Star _prints ORE Classified Ads every day than all the other ‘Washington papers combined. . “Around the Corner” is a; sm— Bnm-,he Office L US: d YLV WILLIAX y"'uole“? an 32 mx‘(’&"now—nsn LYTELL, 1 “KICK uBER“N.fl‘OI. l-l’ NBLL SHIPMAN, ll “GRUB STAK] St. and R. 1. Ave. g "NI)o‘"'m ALL- orated) Advisers and Authorities on - - All Foot Troubles ANDREW BETZ, Manager °