Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1923, Page 34

RODSEVELTHONGR GUEST AT BENFI Assistant Navy Secretary to Throw First Ball at Game for Children’s Hospital. Assisant Sccretary of the Navy Roosevelt will be the guest of honor at the bate ball game between the Washington and Boston teams to- morrow aftcinoon at the American League Ball Park for the benefit of the Children’s Hospital, today by Thomas B. Sweeney. chairman of the institu-! tion's wavs and means committee. Mr. Roosevelt will throw out the first ball to bo used in the game Arrangements for cntertaining the large crowd expected at the game have virtually been complcted by Mr. Sweeney and other members of the | committee. Nick Altrock, the Wash- ! ington ball club’s comedian. will be on the job with his repertoire of | laugh-provoking antics. 'The United | States Marine Band will furnish the music nounced rush The ticket selling ¢ corps of volunteer was resumed tod vigor. With the Ticket Sales. | mpaign of the y women renewed aid . the women's | o.ine to fill the 1l pork. The 11 of the leading s, drug stores and re ! a_ ticket and day at Children n of the women. by Reginald Mrs. J. Flather, The entire proceeds of the game ! will go to the hospital after actual expenses have been deducted. They will be app to the deficit which cenf the tion care of a Hospital" who are R. jr. led Walker and institu-; ts Hospital Needs Funds. pointed out today 12.000 children under 3 are cared for by hospital annually. and that_th approximately $90, and five amount _is income trom the and the hospital's fund and from The hospital de- upon contributions weeney supplied board of ch: meager rk_Griffith’s boys are willing to play i i the management team has kindly ] of the ball park, and all that the public to do is to purchase a ticket for §1," s Sweeney. “Besides helping the hos- pital the buyers of the tickets also will see a good game of ball WOMAN, HURT, ASKS $19,000. Murphy rday fil over $10.000 E. Donaldson injury. Throu mpler she all horses belonging to March 2. 19 end injured her s KILED BY LIGHTNING. Bpecial Dispateh to The Star. WILBUR. W. Va. June Nellic Messer Spencer, wife of A Spencer, a farmer near Wilbur, w. killed by lightning while in the rear vard of her home. ing from the smokehouse Mamie A suit to ocked riously her TREASURED--- All my kodak pictures that have been developed and printed by GROVE, 1210 G. (Signed) Amateur Photographer. Invest Your Earnings of . we mean a part receisr in wagea or salary. certain proportion_goes (o iiving W, but if you are wise, you will not spend all that you carn, hut wdll save part of it. Our Savings Accounta pcy you intercat on your idle money 100! Open an Account NOW ! ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. Want Summer Boarders? Put a Classified ad in The Star — describing your place—what ac- comodations you have to offer—and all about it. Practically every one in Washington will see it —and you'll hear from those interested. The Star prints MORE Classified Ads every day than all the other Washington paper combined— be- cause it gets RE- SULTS. “Around the Corner” Is a Star Branch office. it was an- 8 {as piffiing fables the bankers' tales {of future woe? ! the estate of the the | e 500 | of the Chairman ; She was return- | ~ Prosperity. =t o |7 S Prosperity resplendent is with usl | once again ; well fixed and independ- | jent we find all busy men. There's| work for every fellow, and wages! by the ton; hear employers bel- | low, “A job for every one!” The hammer and the chisel are busy every day, and he's a hopeless fizzle who loafs the hours away. The car- penter is carping, the barber wildly barbs, the eager bard is harping, the farmer _grows his varbs. The pub- lisher is printing his highly moral sheet—where'er we may be squint- ing, prosperity we meet. And now our skies are sunny, and fortune on us smiles, let us salt down some money in fair and decent piles. We | had a lesson lately, when every one was rich, and we were earning but had the spendthrift's We all wore silks and sables, on luscious pies we fed, and scorned. of dread. On all the trees around | us we saw the money grow, and why | should seers confound us with tales Ah, well, you all re- member the frost that came one day. the bleakness of December su; pressed the bloom of May. We soaked our silken singlets, our jew- eled farthingales, and tore our beards and ringiets, and set up heartsick wails. Oh, nothing could be vainer than wasting useful scads; | 50 let us now be saner, be truly cau- | tious la (Copyright) WALT MASON. P ey ADMINISTRATOR SUED. Accounting Asked by Beneficiaries' i of Late Frederick May. ! i Dissatisfaction with the manner inj which Eugene Goff has administered | last Frederick May is expressed in a suit for an accoun ng filed yesterda in the Distri Alice M. Beave and three other_beneficiari state. Mr. trustee. executor and |5‘n~ court asked to substitute the National gs and Trust (‘nnlnxn)‘l Web) in his place. Atorney Frank J. Hogan of Washington, and George G, Battle of New York, are sel for the | | plaintiff. Defendants with Mr. Gofr| re the surety on his bond, and nother beneficiary of the estate. | The Best Clgars Are ip.—..-:\mx in Wooden Boxes—Advertise- ment | " Put Your Car Under a Top Like This Rebuilt Top Co. 608 Newton St. N.W. I e = Col. 10082 N MOUNT VERNON nd ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c. | Arlington, side trip, 10c additional. ‘ars leave 12th and Peonssivanis 5:80 151, Running Time—353 Minutes Washington-Virginia Railway Co. Phone in 397 SHOES 1219 F Street a White Kid have rubber heels. 'Full-Fashioned Pure Silk Hosiery {United States fleet. ! Davidson, Black and Brown Satin All Perfect. All Shades. * Children’s Footwear Specially Reduced for This Sale. . Queen Quality Boot Shop 1219 F STREET N. W. Shoes and Hosiery for Women and Children " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923, Changes in Stations of Army and Navy Officers Of Interest to Capital Army. Maj. Henry F. Sawtelle, Medical Corps, at Fort Hoyle, Md., has been assigned to duty at Walter Reed General Hospital, this city. Second Lieut. Jose E. Olivares, Phil- ippine Scouts, at Fort Myer, Va,, and Second Lieuts. Alejandro G. Da Jose and Santiago G. Garcia, who recently graduated from the United States Military Academy, have been ordered to Manila, P. I. Lieut. Olivares is as- | signed to'the coast artillery, Lieut. Da Jose to the fleld artlllery and Lieut. Garcia to the infantry. Capt. T. B. Larkin, Corps of En- | gineers, returning from foreign serv- | ice, has been assigned to duty at Pittsburgh, Pa. - Chaplain ' P. H. Levesque, at Forti Hoyle, Md., has been ordered to the | Philippines for duty. | Maj. Thomas J. Flynn, Medical Corps, at Fort Leavenworth. Kan.. has been assigned to duty in the of- fice of the surgeon general, War De- partment. Capt. Robert N. Mackin. Artillery Gorps, at_Fort and First Lieut, J. H. M. McDonoug! infantry, at_the Military Academy. Fort Unfon, Va., have been ordered to the Philippines for duty. ! jr.. Coast Bustis, Va. Navy. Commander C. S. Joyce ordered to the navy yard. New York. Lieut. Commander N. H. White of the office of naval Intelligence, Navy Department, to staff of commander of has been Lieut. Commander J. T. Borden. Medical Corps. has been transferred from the Savannah to the navy yard, Norfolk: Lleut. Commander A. B. from Hampton Roads to Island. 8. C.; Lieut. Commander G. E. Robertson, from Hampton Rcads to Philadelphia; Lieut. W. J. Dean, | Supply Corps, from the Wilmingzton to the Colorado, and Licut. W. mith Supply Corps, from Brogklyn, N. Y., to the Jason. The resignation of Lieut. J. C. W Taylcr, Medical Corps, has been ac Paris C Wardrobe Trunks London Kit Bags—Oxford Bags— Fitted and plain cases—overnight bags. eto.—MAKE EXCELLENT WEDDING AND GRADUATION REG.ILS. PAT. OFF. T.G.P. CO. [ _BooOT sHoP_| \: HOSIERY 1219 F Street Semi- Annual Clearance SALE Queen Quality Footwear The Most Striking Sale Event in the History of This Store Offering 2,500 Pairs of Queen Quality STRAP PUMPS & OXFORDS At a Great Reduction Taken from our regular stock prior to taking inventory these shoes are of dis- afincllvo style imprinted with the famous ueen ity trade-mark, recognized as leader: from coast to coast, which is your assurance. of satisfaction. White Reigncloth Patent’ Leather Brown and Tan Calf HEELS—Spanish Louis, Baby Louis, Cuban and Low Walking Heels. SOLES—Turned and welt. $1.85 Unemployment | reached {1921 040,000; umber of unemployed had decreased Black and Brown Kid Semi-Fashioned Pure Silk Hosiery All Shades. BAND CONCERT. At the Capitol, today, § p.m., by the United States Marine Band, Willlam H. Santelmann. leader; Taylor Branson, second leader. March, “World's Progress,” Herbert Overture, “Bohemian Girl,” Balf e “Petite Byou- Bohm Polka.” Weldon (Musician Arthur S. Witcomb) Grand scenes from “Manon Lescaut” Pucelni First Waltz .Durand Suite Espagnole, ria," Lacome (a) “Los Toros," allegro. 4b) “La Reja," allegretto alla gallegado. (e) “La Zarzuela.” tempo di Characteristic, terle” . Cornet 5010, “Crean: valse. “The Star Spangled Banner." By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band, bandstand, ited States Soldlers’ Home, today at 5:50 o’clock, John 8. M. Zimmer- mann, bandmaster. March, “Salute to Montreal.” Bolsvert The Caliph of Bag- .. Bolldieu Overture, o AR TR Two popular song: (a) "I Love a Little Cottage,” O'Hara (b) “Out of the Dusk to You,” Dorothy Lee jcal comedy, “Mlle. Modiste”. ..... Herbert Fox trot. "1 Love Me,” Mahoney Waltz novelty, “Wonderful RIS Whiteman , “Lovin' Sam”......Ager Star Spangled Banner." Gems from “The cepted to take effect at once. Lieut. Jay A. Omer, Medical Corps, at the marine barricks, bes been ordered to the Naval Hos- | pital. this city, for treatment. Parris Island, i in Great Britain highest point in June, the official total was April of this year the its when in 1,240,000, A Gift of LUGGAGE from-—— It is quite and logleal pect BECKERS to dirpiuy the finest Leather Goods Company 1324-26 F St. N.W. == White Canvas Many of the oxfords $1.50 Ezxclusive Agents in Washington for QUEEN QUALITY SHOES COUPLE HELD NOT GUILTY OF VIOLATING DRY ORDER Court Dismisses Charge Against A. Markowitz and Wife Under Padlock Injunction. Because the government failed to show wilful violation of a “padlock" injunction, Chiet Justice McCoy ¥ terday afternoon refused to adjudge Abraham Markowitz and his wife, Mary, in contempt of court.— The rule against them was dismisted at the equest of Attorney James A. O'Shea. The Markowitz keep a near-beer sa- loon at 911 41, street southwest, and in & raid on the premises prohibition agents claimed they found them selling clder containing 83 per cent of alcohol. An injunction was secured and agents again visiting the place alleged they bought hard cider. Markowitz claimed he bought the cider two days before the last visit of the prohibition agents and that it was then sweet according to test. The court held that the law had been violated by the husband in selling the cider after it had been permitted to become hard. His act however had not been shown to be wilful, the court found. The charge against the wife was dismissed at the end of the govern- ment's case, it not being-shown that she had anything to do with the sale after the injunction. —_— In olden times actors were forbidden Christian burial TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS, BELASCO—"The First Yi comic tragedy, second week, at p.m. POLI'S—"“The Breaking Foint, mystery play, at 8:30 p.m. KEITH'S—Allan Rogers and Leo- | nora Allen, vaudeville, at 2:15 and | 8:16 p.m. STRAND—"Songs and Scenes,” vaudeville, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. RIALTO—House Peters, in “Lost and Fouhd.” photoplay, at 11:30 a.m., 1 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. COLUMBIA—Agnes Ayres, in Heart Rahlers” at 10: 2 2:25, 4:20, 6:10, 7:55 9:656 p.m. PALACE—Alice Brady, in Snow Bride,” at 10:55 a.m. and 1 2:25, 4:20, 6:10, § and 9:56 p.m. METROPOLITAN—Marjorie in “Wandering Daughters,” am. and 1:45, 3:45, 5:40, Daw, at_11:50 7:45 and CRANDALL’S — Rupert Hughes' “Souls for Sale” at 11:10 a.m. and 12:45, 2:35, 4:15, 6, 7:45 and 9:30 p.m. Y —we have Blank Kooks foday and every day. E. Morrison: Paper Co. 1000 Pennsylvania Ave. losing Out Eight Open Stock “nglish Dinnerware Patterns q If you are selecting or re- plenishing the dinnerware for your summer home or bungalow. you will be pleased to hear of these— Reduct ions From 10% - 40% off usual pricés patte‘rn 1-Titian Rose-(Ivory) Pattern 2-Somerset-No. 6555 Pattern 3-Blue Nankin-No. 1452 Pattern 4-Cluster Flowers-No. 10045 Pattern 5-Classic-No. 5987 Pattern 6-Opaque Neva-(Blue and Green) Pattern 7-Ros e Wreath-No.\ ' 43543 Pattern 8-Classic Seville-No. 2633 Your Pattern May Be in the “Close-Outs” DULIN&MARTIN G g1y F Strect and 1214 w 121 & Street, Hours—8:45 to 5:30 | 11 AM. TO 11 P.M. Noora Open_at 10:30 A.M. First National Presents A STAR CAST In Jas. Young's Breezy Dra: o the Jazz Epidemic, WANDERING DAUGHTERS BOBBY VERNON ' In Chrigtie's “PLUMB CRAZY” World Survey—Prizma Gem Washington’s Finest " Orchestra Daniel Breeskin, Conductor 7§ CENTRAL CRANDALL’S S p=a B ana 5 AR ELINOR FAIR, in GONE ' MAD? A D DARTH] and DOROTHY G BRIGHT SHAWL EGGS."" CRANDALL'S ZiErmen Pth and E S TODAY AXD TOMORROW-—MIL SILLS and ANNA NILSSON “THE_ ISLE SHOVEL" CRANDALL'S Savey Theater and Garden 14th and Col. Rd. Daily—3 P.M. Sunday. AYRES “and RICH HEARTS. " CRANDALL’S Avenue Grand 645 Pa. A s, Mats. 2 P.M. Daily—3 TODAY—AGNES ES “an 1X, in “RACING H FAZE ETH! Rhoades, Concert Organist, IORROW—FIFTY-FOUR HOLLY- OD STARS, in Tupert Hugh 8 FOR SAL And ST ND BHOV o CRANDAI l ’S Apolio Thester and Garden 624 St. SATURDAY AT 2. BARTHELMF HE LAUREL, in * Overture. “RATM den Orchestrs YOUR And ADAMS, fn “ROLL ALON TOMORROW—MILT S SWHY WOMEN T ROBRY ~VERNON CHILDHOOD, WE PLAY LOEWSVAUDEVILLE 2 Bhows for Price of 1 Osntinuous from 12 Noon GIFTED VOCALISTS i "SONGS & SCENES" Four Other Star Acts Photoplay—""JUST LIKE A WOMAN" Mats.—Popular 10c-310 Exoept Sat. Mas Prices—Nights Sun, & Holidays TONIGHT # 2 Shubert WAGENHALS & KEMPER Present MARY ROBERTS RINEHAKL'S NEW PLAY THE BREAKING POINT MATINEES THURSDAY and SATURDAY ENTIRE ORCHESTRA $1.00 s m to Np m Winth at G Bts, RIALTO Goldwyn Presents FIGHTING MEN & LURING WOMEN A MUSICAL TREAT Novelty Overturs, ‘‘Blus Damube' ELIAS BREESKIN, SOLOIST ORCHESTRA SIDIARIES : Film Feature NEW STANTON &::4.¢ 5% 05 BT v addea S LIBERTY Mortr Ca and ¥ _SHUNTING BIG GAME TN ARIICA AMERICAN 3zt.5= zmt it A2 DANIELS. NITA NALDI DAVID POWELL, in “THE GLIMPSES OF THE “HULA HONEYMOC NEW THEATER FAVORITE Y 5t 5t st & GENTLEMAN FROM AMERICA™ RAPHAE - Sta. 9th at O Street N.W. ¥ PHILLIPS and AID 1IN AD 18th and California Sts. GLADYS WALTON, REGEN A_DANG PRINC THOMAS MEIGHAN THE NEER-DO-W o 5 Que St. N.W FLORENCE VIDOR, in 1119 1 8¢, N.B. DUMBARTON %} % M| Comedy, “BE- CiRCLI ___F \ ina TOD. D ALL WEEK ALICE BRABY In a Great Love Drama of the ozen North. “THE SNOW BRIDE” With “LEFTY” FLYNN e's a W™ News—Toplox—Overture — . m. TODAY AND ALL AGNES AYRES In a Joyous Battle of Wits and Romance ! “THE HEART RAIDER” ‘With Mahlon Hamilton CLYDE COOK COMEDY “High and Dry” News—Scenic—Overtare THEdlin'tth.s.Nnbby Cord hasbecome famous for among truck owners is its dependable tractioni h shifty roadwavs; pavements. automobile tire S e a eumatic, scleatibeally worked out (O Bigh opeed truck duty. Witt-Will Co.. Harry Wining 508 Kth 52 er t. 8. Charles F. Miller Co., Bethowdn, Md. HIPPODROM . N.C. A mas 11 i K_JOHN BOW MOTT] EHUBERT BELASCO X" 2d and Final Week THE1stYEAR 00 Times in New York First Time at Popalar Prices MAT. TOMOR. ==t 75¢ Seats NEXT WEEK—SEATS NOW “AFTER THE RAIN” HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE THEATRE DE LUXE STARS OF FUN, SONG AND DANCE ABOUND. The Brilliant Operatic Singers ALLAN ROGERS & LEONCRA ALLEN Assisted by CHARLES LURVE The Very Latest of the Ja: Combinations Harry Stoddard and His Orchestr: A Pair | Dennie 0'Neil and With Elsie » Plunkett h and Lester Elliott Ann Butler & Florence _Hal Parker = Brady Louise & Mitchell, ““The Belgian Wonders—Aesop's Fables—Topics of the Day—Pathe News Piotorial Extra Added Attraction The Royal Dancers CISSIE AND i GEORGIE SEWELL In “The Throne of Terpsichore.’ Two Shows Daily—At 2:15 and 8:15, Sunday at 3 Main 4484, 448! AT o e e Phones. and 6623, A ] 7 Thriltne Rides—33 Other Attractions GREAT GLEN ECNO ORCHESTRA FOR | X ! DANCING | T 40-Mile Moonlight Trip |7 Steamer ST. JOHNS Every Evening Except SAT. and SUN. 7:15 FBEE DANCING Rain or Shin, |CHESAPEAKE BEACH Washington's Only Salt Water Resort Freo Dancing. All Seashore Attraction | Rouna Trip: Adults, 50cs Children. i (Except Sundfil and Holidays.) 0. '8 145, 8:00, 3:40, 6:80, 8:00. RIGH' 0! 514 Twelfth N.W. (Near 12th and F) ten vears ica’s foremost weadems A At 719 Oth st the Intest d: Le SLOVEL'S, W sons_any time, Course, six lesson: ‘Goar. resuits. Fine enviroument.