Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1923, Page 28

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923. m:::.:w'o—’?r:m Alarm Clock,” 5 Myk cousin's soxl:).'“whou r&amteh is FOR SGOUT GRIHSER :l_;{:‘é;?'.;:u%::fll.e? : R“‘z‘:‘l‘s“ n:;'& rank, was 1n a bitter ‘mood; ey n - omue . v 28 " ¢ . s : Rudencss _]|TWO PLANES ORDERED| zonexs suvsmczrs AusEwENTS e 15 LAST TWO DAYS na. M.-RM 0-nem. . Concert by the United States -3 .8 Soldlers' Home Band, at the bandstand, Soldlers’ Home, thi T TR PAULINE GARON 1 1 t &5 3 soinE S teeiniah et A8 mann, bandmaster, 3 March, “Brookes Tfljmvhsd._“ “ Army Officials Here Say Re- port in Commons Almost Triples Actual Force. Pigureg on the relative military strength of »various powers, sald in press dispatches from London to have been glven to the house of commons Wednesday by Lieut. Col. Guinness, undersecretary for war, and on which he acquiesced in a statement that the United States was the only important power which had actually increased its armed forces since 1913, met with flat disagreement yesterday by Army officials here. The Army figures for Great Britain were given as 106,514 in 1913 and 80,919 in 1922; France, 666,743 and el z. Qverture, +.Lachner. Oriental Noveltles: (a) “Zulalkha" (Egyptian dance) ... Stoughton. (b) *“Broken China”. Selection from opera Fox trot, “Old King Tut,” Von Tlizer. Waltz suite, “Danube Waves, Ivanovici. Finale, “Mad” ('Cause You Treat Me This Way). GRANDMOTHER ASKS COURT FOR CHILD Claims Mother Took Little Girl | and Is Not Fit Guardian. just had fired him from the bank, accused of being rude. “My nerves,” he said, “were all on edge, from working day and night; and up there stepped old Wilhelm Wedge, a most long-winded wigat He blocked the window, telliZs® yarns that failed to make a hit, and I, with sundry hecks and darns, requested him to flit. He told the president, methinks, who fired me out with zest; I am the victim of a jinx that never ‘takes a rest.” “You are the victim of your tongue,” I cried, “you flippant knave, and you should strive, while you are young, to make that tongue behave. No youth should talk about his nerves or frame a cheap excuse, when he has shown some boorish curyes and thereby cooked his goos Your rudeness makes you seem a dunce, you'll never cut much ice; the vil- lage grocer fired you once, the baker fired you twicé. Your busy tongue ou’ll have to school and make it eep its place; politeness is the golden rule that helps man win his race.” Milwaukee to Be Equipped in Line With Policy for All Large Naval Ships. Two observation seaplanes of the UO-1 type, and catapaults, are to be mounted on the scout cruiser Mil- waukee, the bureau of aeronautics announced yesterday. The announce- ment sald that this action is in line with the policy to equip all battleships and cruisers, except coal burners, with scouting and observation planes that can be shot off the decks of the larger ships and return to their base by landing aleng side and being hauled aboard. Three battleships and one crulser now possess aviation unjts aboard. They are the Maryland, Oklahoma and Nevada, and the Richmond, which is now enroute for Europe. The cata- pault is an American invention, and the United States Navy Is the only| one in the world that has adopted ! the air and seaplane to its decks. RIALTO—"“Three Wise Fool: toplay at 11:30, 1:30,/3:30, 5: and 9:30 p. { PALACE— Trlfllng;) With Honor," 020, 5:20, 7:20 ‘Behold My Wife,” at 1%10, 2:20) 5:20, 7:25 and METROPOLITAN—Dorothy Phillips in “Slander the Woman,” at 11: .m., 1336, 3:40, 5:35, 740 fnd 9:45 Do CENTRAL—"Scandalous Tongues,” at 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:50 p.m. . CRANDALL'S—Dorothy Dalton, | Fogbound.” at 11:20 a.m.. 12:40, 3:20, 4:40, 6, 7:20, §:40 and 10 p.m. —_— FINED AFTER COLLISION. Walter C. Jones, charged with col liding and leaving after the collision yesterday and fined $20 on each count by Judge Schuldt. These defendants forfeited the amounts stated: Robert Miller, no tags, $40; John H. Best, speeding, $50; D9~ NEXT WEEK ®a Y FAIR” Another Great All-Star Cast without making his identity known,/ was convicted in the Traffic Court] OO Samuel B. Leay, speeding, $40; San- | G0ii0mmii0 s mmimmimm . e mim: JOSEPHINE ADAIR Who portray the charm- ing character of Helen, grown and a child, in Frank Borzage's irresist- ible film version of “Ter- williger.” CHILDREN OF DUST No finer picture than this delightfully romantic comedy-drama has ever been shown on a Washington screen. It is mighty in theme, superb in drama and flawless in acting and direotion— in a really cool theater. SEE IT NEXT WEEK AT METROPOLITA F ST. AT TENTH — U The Coolest Theater in America |||[/ININIII T parents at 302 North Carolina avenue southeast. She was playing at_3rd and D streets southeast when Wood operating a truck ran her down. The child was thrown twenty-five feet by the collision and seriously injured. She was taken to Providence Hos- pital, where her condition is said to be critical. The child was injured Monday last. cer, and the girl was taken to the house of detention and Reynolds locked up. —_— Kresge Store Sells Wildroot. The Kresge 5 and 10 Store has just received new stock of Wildroot hair tonio and Wildroot liquid shampoos as advertised in national magazines. —Advertisement. The Civil Service Commission to- day announced that examinations will be held to fill vacancies in the fol- lowing positions: Junior mechanical engineer, department of construction and repair, navy yard, at $4.56 a day; assistant toxicologist, chemical warfare service, Edgewood arsenal, Edgewood, Md., at $2,160 a year; air- plane mechanic, at $1,800 to 32,100 a year; airplane engine mechanic, at FABRIC | FABRIC | FABRIC 30x3 30x31; 32x4 HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE (3> THEATRE DE LUXE The Spectacular Russian Novelty “YARMARK?” $6.25 | $7.25 | $12.75| $13.25| $13.65 Cord Tire Sales Co.: 1431 DOROTHY " And JOE Featuring Theo Stepanoft l Fortunello & Cirillino ; 45,859, and the United States, 86,500 | Deputy marshals were unable to lo- Lranih - H o $40; Sam- 859, . 2 i < sut. Ralph Wyman and Ensign H. | son Weinstein, ‘speeding. $20; Leroy % and_137,000. War Department in-|cate Mrs., Matilda Palmer of 402 Ken-| (Copyright) ~WALT MASON. |J "McNulty, with eight aviation en- | White, speeding, $20; Bowles A. Dun- Yow've Seen “Fair and LOEW’S foiina listed men, have been detached from |lap. speeding, $20. CRANDALL formation, based on the budget re- |tucks avenue southeast for the purpose e s o e | e ing 20, Warmer.” ports of France and Great Britain, % St o8 Thahsee == B A LA c Shows that there is no basis for com- | 0f serving on her a w HECHT EMPLOYES sorve as the aviatlon detachment on You’ve Seen “The Gold T 1 heve figures #o far as the | COTpus requiring her to have her ten- the Milwaukee. The planes on tha A s ¥ R Tan United States is concerned. year-old daughter, Edith Palmer, be- Yemol twill he used fO5 cbestyation Diggers. o SEBEE A e The British army strengih given, 1| fore Justice Balley yesterday. PI.AN EXCURSION uct “operations 1n those activities You’ve Seen “The Lot ik i o LAST TWO DAYS ey I Knelund. jeclt. “The figure | Mra. Mary Kesaler of 2615 P street ’ during the coming trip of the cruiser LAS s Ao excludes 77,000 British,” not native | northwest, mother of Mrs. Palmer, in to'the south Pacific ocean. NOW SEE T n troops, in India at this time, the|appiying for the writ claimed that the R NATIONAL PRESENTS grund total of -soldiews under the |SPPYINE O Fh6 WL CERCE T er About 400 Expected at Chesapeake AT HEAD H ] DOROTHY British flas, provided for in the 1922 | &' Beach Outing T C. E. PHILLIPS I M ¥ budget, being 606,700. Similarly the |custody by Mrs. Palmer and that the each Outing To- . French 1922 figure quoted is the |latter was not a fit guardian for little OF INVENTORS’ INSTITUTE | 500 Times In Paris budget provision for the interior of | Edith. Attorneys Alvin L. Newmyer morTow. First Aline In Amett e nrilliantly Supported France alone, budget estimates pro- :md Milton W. lf(ng &t;ked lht‘":'our; :u N - rst me in America A Story of ‘1‘h 2 ame of Life | Allen Holubar's viding’ for a total force of 30 | issue a new writ setting another date S at First Meetin| VITH i sl d fon e apneacinue O he < I SOUFL | et contentn wil Centuse Elsatea Fresitent 4 7777 ROCKLIFFE FELLOWES Qe The 1022 figure for the American| Mrs. Kessler in her petition told the | 1 . of Newly-Formed Organization. ll”[ ”(fil[ Army quoted, however, takes in ev- {court that the child had resided with |cursion tomorrow at Che G M IN AND FRITZI RIDGWAY th w ery gnld!er‘ regular or rescrve, cadet | her for the past five years a::db.vu‘lly 8|Beach of the employes of the Hecht Other Officers Chosen. '74 e oman or Philipplne Scout paid for under |last had been secretly removed by Mrs. A ARM C oc ¢ = the appropriations that year and also | Palmer. She said that the mother |Company department store. Leading| . . 0 o0 o0 elected presi- /3 L l. ALSO DOO-DAD COMEDY NEAL BURNS includes 400 men the Army does not | has been declared of unsound mind|the list will be a balloon-bursting | g0 %oy opa Taventors Institute, a bly AVERY HOPWOOD w,t ey in “ ” > know it had any awthority to main- fand was sent to the Hudson RIVer |contest for women, a wheelbarrow | newly formed organization, at its y with “THE MAN NEXT DOOR’ in “Back to the Woods tain. If the British undersecretary | Hospital at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., In1919. | . 0”00 o and women a water | irst regular meeting Monday night BLANCH RING o / By Emerson Hough Violin Solo, Daniel Breeskin had sought a comparable flgure for |and later paroled. She has since been g at its headquarters, 511 Star build- " Auther of “The Covered Wagon™ Cello-Harp Duet, Mr. Shelly and 1922 to those he gave for France and |in a sanitarium at Middletown, Conn., | handstand for men and a needle-and- | jng A special meeting will be call- MARION COAKLEY Minn Great Britain, it was pointed out, he lthe court is advised. The grandmother |thread race for men and women. ed for tonight at 8 o'clpck at the There's a Reason i World would have had to give the strength |expresses fear for the child's safety. ok L b o Ao e ausi Pee Sho % Z Z !l Washington's Finest Orehestra of the American Regular Army at BY, ONOTIN W e a 100-yard das| Other officers elected included J. S fo! E thi Tonight 8:30 ‘Washington's Coolest Theater Daniel Breeskin, Conductor. f home, exclusive of the West Doint for men, a 50-yard backward race for | Hill. W. E. Wilson and O. M. Clar r cverything LOEW’S e e cadets and any guardsmen or reserv- DIES IN 97TH YEAR. men, a three-legged race for men and | vice presidents; William “P. Arm- CRANDALL’S SuNTRAL ists on duty. That figure would have E 50. dant , strong, secretary, and William Deane and the reason whv i 5 9th Bet. D and E been less than 50,000 men instead of —_— women, a 50-yard dash for girls in (g, m ™ eagurer. s L TODAY _AND TOMORROW—ENID the 137,000 he did give. Mrs. Robertson Widely Enown in | knickers, a backward race for women, | Committee chairmen were appoint- I'he Star carries MORT T e = i B T and FRED NIBLO. in In view of these facts, it was said, 2 G0-yard dash for girls not wearing | el as follows: W. Wilson, shop Classified Ads ev e . fomor. = = WSIREET ARI2th L 5 odnd the statement that the United States Capital. = operations committee; Willlam Dean. S every day K us—10:30_a. m. CRILLE . OLD is the only nation which increased knickers, a shoe-and-stocking race |Ham, ways and means committe than all the other papers T OO Hl ~yawmeis its Army over 1913 figures must have | Mrs. Rebecca J. Robertson, widow |for women, a back-to-back race for | Edward A. Buck, membership com- T bined s ssmul REV'VAL I{ICRANDALL’S THEATER been due to misunderstanding. of Frank Robertson, who for many |men and a one-legged race for men, |Mittee, and William P. Armstrong, COMIEG 1 ammpic TODAY AXD_Toronnn ieo . {vears wasa prominent merchant here,{ A prize will be given for the best | “fipoom i the organization are enough. Star advertisers Chesapeake Beach PROGRAM CHANGED DALY [l T9RAY G50 TOMORRON Spote; dled at her home, §00 K street northe | ppotograph taken at the beach during |to publish and distribute educational get RESULTS—because esap P TODAY g Theian . Do h i, “oliyEm east, Monday, following an illness of | e aay literature that will instruct and as- The S 5 One Hour to the Seashore 1 a month. She was ninety-seven years [ "2 V0% | 300 and 400 employes will | sist each member having novel ideas he Star is read by [13 /[ICRANDALL’S Savor Tueater | ” old. The funeral was held at Holylatrend. Most of them will leave the | to properiy develop and place same practically evervbody in s andiGarden - - Trinity ~Cathlic Church Wednesday. | I)jstrice line on epecial coaches at |Dbefore the public; to aid Inventors Washinet L 2 | Round Trip: Adults, 50c; 14th and Col with solemn requiem mass for the re-i3y.30 g m_ in developing their ideas and inven- ashington. i (Except Bunaays and Holidays) Hl X 2 PM. Daily: 3 P.M pose of her soul. The interment was | The “(Cinmitiee on arrangements is| tons and procuring safe and pro- Tralns Leave District Line Station [ (4 X poti: in_Oak Hill cemetery. composed of B, J. Ehland s chnlnaan: | toctive patents; to protect its mem- “Around the Corner” | gaturdsys. 9:15, 10, 11:30. 2. 2:30, 3:25. Pt N Sweet of Colorado and Baxter of| For many years, her husband.|willard Nalls, George F. Birrell, |P€rS in evory possible manner con- a Star Branch Office - “Suadaze. 9:30. 10:80. 11:80. 2. $:06, - “POLI Frank Robertson, conducted a large|Charies Redhead, Miss Lillian Cullen, | 3i8tent with the laws of the United f s s - WITH MILTON SILLS Maine Work for Successful Ob- | business in Georgetown, the family|fjag Nina Fickling and Bert Rosen- | States or in any state wherein oper- G making their home in that section,|perg. {“rl:fr"n are ‘l:e;’ng cam‘cdlo:o; to es- MABEL JUL!ENNE SCOTT : vere widely E : ablish workshops and labor: < = servance on Sunday. Jihere ihey wers widely known, Mrs.| Two organizations are holding out- | {21, GorkeioRe, NG aborstories HAROLD ILOYD COMEDY TS T | _ sister, Mrs. Rachel Ann Baker, aged | ington Post, No. 953, of the Veterana |\t Members in the marketing of Y ey I g Dy, AT ninety-two, with whom she had made | of" Forelgn’ Wars, and the cCapital | PAtents. and to {ssue membership = Etace =Tt ; : CATTRAC “The experiment of the league of | her home for the past two vears. In|Beneficlal = Association. More -ll’h:" ;wrum—au-u as may be decided upon TOMORROW ICK _ and nations, coupled with an international | addition she is survived by another |1500 are attending. A feature of the | o Maarag, (0 M to be designated ” " 'ED_AND TIE world court, needs America’s support | SI5teF. & brother, Frank, and a daugh- |veterans' excursion will be & fat men's | > ¢ o0 'MANSLAUGHTER CRANDALL’S Arenue Grana to make it successful” declared Wil | 1€+ Mrs. Nellle Ledbetter. swimming race this afternoon. The | WIS TR Melzian axnd 645 Pa. Ave. 8, ‘ g g A ——— veterans' C Ittee on & gement 9y eatrice Joy 3 IL P.M. SUNDAY. liam E. Sweet, Governor of Colorado, is comnos::lm:} t;.&)":."l:'lr:?:rl,’eq‘;"rmrl‘;f MARINES ADDRESS SAME Tie aoflie of Kustorscal axcellen 3 “Rea tt ”» in: < TOST in a telegram to the National council | WOUNDED BY PISTOL man: A E. Columbus, R C. Reeder, _— sonettes Beginning Sunday ) o Innas, 9 for the Prevention of War, which i D inereise, Mr. Bradley and Mr.|Mail Shoul i i odiste tagley W ride observance ot | DROPPED ACCIDENTALLY [Bsitnee, 3 &, Geter of é1s ' strect BIE s St ol duantics : JECIGHE Kbonien, Concert, oraaniat” planning a nation-wide observance of northeast, is chairman of the arrange- During Hike, Is Announced g e “A Gentleman of Lelsure” TOMORROW - HENRY 11011, DORIS “Law-Not-War day” on Sunday. _— ments committee for the beneficial X » . C o ”'d””“;“j r‘;[;;:";jfl‘k:“‘f;;g = KEXYON and LOUIS WOLHEIM, Gov. Sweet also declared in his tele- | William A. Scott, 20, in Serious |3ssociation. o mEinse siatoned atiQuan: satisfied with less than M G e\ gram, “I hope the day when law will e “Quantico, Va,” during the annuai qualfty, Week in and wee o subsituted for war in inierna.| Oondition at Bmergency |py y|NG SCHOLARSHIPS |hihe pf e, 5.0 men besinming - EL s e e tional relations will speedily come Hospital. gust 27 and ending about October 10. ingls O aan uniy- The Dost'OMce’ Desartoedt ingly rich flavor and delicate and that the United States will take " PLANNED TO AID U. S.|¥ 4 AEEHE G nonTcaN vour breakfast ta . ’ e e William A. Scott, twenty-nine years . S.|vesterday. D onr b reRkaL e its rightful place in the leadership,q, real estate salesman, fs at Emer- e The department has arranged that A v commended h m eatures Gov. Percival P. Baxter of Maine, | E¢Acy Hospital with a bullet wound |one for Each 25,000 Residents of |on miopaimiondcd for the marines will e of coffee ex has officlally called upon the peoplc | i his stomach, accidentally Inflicted o= R e ataar per Coro oty duRndion G ested ol ooy g DR G ot of the state to observe next Sanday | \Vednesday night when he dropped an| 1,000 Largest Cities to Be Given | oar.gn cVer point they may be on the roasting to a: HIPPODROME Ave. N as “Law-Not-War day.” It is esti.|automatic pistol on the floor at his — C . ALICE RRAD ik mmon it Bl tha pistoliant hisinip e A = = HI Tosorkow ties will obsérve the day, which falls| Sco! < . ; : ORKOW—HOGE 1 onthe ninth anniversary of the out. | pocket When he entered the house| Announcement of fiving scholar- | ELITE ™, 3 CLOST AND FOTSD" - And '3 hr;‘ak o(hlhc wbnrld war. lhn“ n“i‘(z""‘;‘x":‘g ‘:g“‘;‘l’anfllh:‘wfi;‘m: fel1 | ®hiDS to men and women in the 1,000 = i “WHAT'S AURATAME in STHE WIDE 3 b S S e York Theat servance st the Hay a S ashimgton, | to the floor and exploded, the Dullet | larkest clties of tho country, was CRANDALL’S Yori Theater Posters, public meetings, church sery- | Passing through his stomach and |made yesterday by the National Aero-(| was I when I saw how clear = MATINEE ices, radio messages, pageants, ser-{lodging in the ceiling. nautic Assoclation with headquarters | e 1: TODAY-_LLOYD mons, moving pictures and many other [ It was sald at the hospital this|, = {] and lifelike GROVE, 1210 G, Mesco Building, 1013 E Street N.W. X B features are to be included in the pro- | morning that his condition seemed a - developed and printed m g, V¥, 1 dEs grams of various cities throughout the trifie_improved, although he was not| The plan was decided on to stimu- ¢ y CHEVY CHASE , Conn- Ave. & Country. out of danger. late renewed Interest in aeronautics kodak pictures McKinley St., D. with * In a communicatioh to the council —_— and to recruit the ranks of civili; (Signed) i the lleutenant governor of Wisconsin, 7 o Igne Ggi‘ifec;;r(';;m‘"f‘ Sttee: 4 ’E HELD ON GIRL’S STORY. .’3’.’&:&.-’&;&"?55..‘,32:}';".‘.’,’%T,'I'ff‘,\'i:.’.’.‘: Amateur Photographer. g 2 > AR AT CTH 'ches should co-operate and 3 - = -3 It \ R T . e arches ot cotoperats and fea, Firat in the Alr> © T | b e L LRI § NEw STANTO! FNN ANATECR TALENT possible individually and collectively | Bdward Reynolds, alias Edward | GrrARESments have | been =made MOUNT VERNON = et 200, 9:3 1 : to create a world mind opposed to|Smith, nineteen years old, 812 10th |country, the announcement said, = Bosle's famous - stors Wariiand Dreparanness’foriwar. street northeast, charged with mis-|whereby a large number of persons | and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c. | = treating Viola M. Smith, thirteen 1f years of age wnd over will el Arlington, side trip, 10c additional. | E= TRUCK DRIVER HELD. vears old, residing with her grand-|tost of tuition To’ esch :n:‘::‘é?; e Noeluwant o T pent -:;n::{x"::: = L - e mother at 1010 22d street northwest, nuhr.;-;r:mnalmnudlo?e scholarship for | —9:00 A.M. to 8§:30 P.AL = SILVER I OWN CORDS e i i jon | was arraigned in the United States|each 25.000 population, which are to Running Time—35 Minute = ; ; : Court Delays Trial Until Condition L < -, and, | D¢ earned by candidates “arousing . Just received—half carload of these well known Goodrich AUKIICN branch of Police Court Wednesday, and, { puplic sentiment In their co: ity | Washington-Virginia Railway Co. i - of Child He Struck Is Known. SoBINHYY. Silvertown Cords and Sebring Cords. A FERESH LOT, ABSO- - | waiving a preliminary hearing, was|in support of national aeronautics Phone Maln 397 LUTELY FIRSTS, IN FACTORY WRAPPERS Frederick L. Wood, colored, | held for the action of the grand jury, | 804 effectively tving up that sentl- UTE 3 A - NegnL Ay || SEE RS TR aTiiES], AMUsEMENT s _ el rough membership in the Na- tie Comedy. inograms. Spect | t charged with an assault in running |the bond being fixed at $2,000. Sonstl & % = AY THE WORD gram for children at Saturday matinee, BAND OF 10 FOR DANCING down and injuring a smal child, was| Reynolds and Miss Smith met sev- & rnaUCTASSCAIEtion. WE OFFER THESE AT SMASHING PRICES 513 pm. SRy pary N ELECTRICALLY COOLED arranged in the United States branch ,‘;‘;“y‘ ',.f,’:;i ‘h;y',‘.f,‘mf e et . —an@ you will find Goodrich Cords AMERICAN *, > (LEl2y (3 of Police Court yesterday before Judge | 11%q"a" taxicab and took her to th VACANCIES ANNOUNCED. us ready to supply 30x3% $11.95 G i i) wueh time as the court ja advised (home of a relative in Takoma Park, —_ the Blank Books. A 2 - s i 7 but there was no one at home. en . x4 .. | of the child’s_condition. The bond 1 to walk down town. | Civil Service Posts Open Near Dis- M. > > e injured hild is Madonna Mad | Stopping at'a Tanchroom: beforo dny: trict, E. Morrison P.pe' Co. 32x4 .. 2435 NEW THEATER %35, 5%, | . den, ten years old, residing with her |}1Eht, they were arrested by an offl- 1009 Pennsylvania Ave. 33x4 .. 24.95 o - = = = = = = INCOME EXCEEDS OUTLAY. Minnesota Government Cost 18 Cents Per Capita Below Receipts. Revenues of the state of Minnesota exceeded governmental costs by 18 cents per capita in the fiscal year 1922, the census bureau announced vesterday. The cost of government of the state was $41,823,616, or $17.06 per capita, and revenue receipts were $42,262,517, or $17.24 per capita. Bedbug Appeal Met by Public In Liberal Way For at least another year the public will not be called upon to be patriotic and glve the govern- ment some bedbugs. The needs of $1,800 to $2,100 a year; airplane ‘en- gine mechanic's helper, at $960 to $1,320 a year; national advisory com- mittee for aeronautics, Langley Fleld, Va.; dry cleaner, quartermaster laun- dry, Fort Myer, Va., at $1,680 a year. In addition to the salaries named above the increase of $20 a month will be allowed for most positions the sic salary of which does not ex- wed $2, and application blanks may be ob- tained at the office of the secretary of the fourth civil service district, Archie Butt building, 1725 New York avenue northwest. 0 a year. Full information Over the Week End During the hot summer months those fortunate individuals who have motor cars emjoy mothing more than a week end trip to some cool spot where they ocan escape the heat. Of much more importance is Life’s Week End. You can enjoy it if you Bl Al S 806 H St. N.W. S I The Famous Italian Clowns } ‘ Hugh Herbert & Co.; Frank Hun!' and Eddie Vogt: Hall and Dexter: Ryan, Weber and Ryan: Ruth Harvard Wynfred and Bruce; Clifford and Grey CIRCIE Pa. Ave. Typh 3 TR e CIRCLE #* Ay::{lp hxfix} flsnn.:::.om Extra Added Attraction ANNA NILSSON The Beautiful Prima Donna OLGA COOK From “‘Blossom MILTON SILLS a great cast PRODUCTION, v, 2:16 and § TODAY—"'VE: 1 a snappy The ‘met’ indebtedness of the state the insecticide laboratory at Vien- . TTI-(;. — : Open an Account NOW1!! was 3$7.95 per capita, as compared| na, Va. which was threatened with RGANIZ. N ACTIVITIES. Bl i with 61 cents in 1918. Assessed val. . < ue Ridge Nation of property subject to ad wa.| Insolvency because of the lack of TONIGHT. A N K = g Restful, enjovable week-en lorem taxation was $2,353,695,321 and| cimex lectularius, have been more | Musical of Business Women's Coun- Mountains hot Weather are much wort taxes levied were $8,371,057, or $3.41| than met by a generous population |cil, 7:30, at the Church of the Cove- OF COMMERCE e i in aeee—80 ioure. o the . per capita. which ‘at ficat ks Bieptical over |nabt. The Ideal Vacationland fortable staterooms—deliclous meals—muy URGE NEW PROBE. Garvey Supporters Allege Unfair- ness. Another petition asking for a De- partment of Justice investigation of the case of Marcus Garvey, convicted in New York on a conspiracy charge in_connection with a plan to estab- lish a republic of colored persons in vica, has been flled at the White the appeal broadcast by Dr. W. S. Abbott of the Department of Agri- culture, in charge of the bedbug plant. A few weeks ago the sclentist offered one cent aplece for 1,200 bedroom residents, stating that the varlous preparat! submitted to the Department ‘sure_killers” for the pests, had to be put to a thorough test before offered to the public. Days passed, and then the ~monotony of walting was Meeting of Writers' League, o'clock, at the Publio Library c ¢ ° Meeting of Big Sisters, 8 o'clock, at room 610, 700 11th street. . AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. Registered —Rccy Trent S. Patent Office be just what you are looking for. Many have found it so. Ask for a copy of to Little Cruise Throagh Hist: Sailings from Washington Week FEnd Round-trip Fares from Terminal, 36th and M Sts. N.W. BLUEMO! A o Round Hill . e 3940, fon and state tons. Purcellville o = % M. D. & V.Ry. Co., Baltimore, Md. Leesburg .. and other points (Children § and under 13 years half fare) EXCURSIONS. Round.trip tickets gooa soing on satur- || GREAT FALLS BY WATER days and Sundays, returning Monday fol- lowing date of sale. Power _boat ‘‘Pegi bridge, 36th and M n. | Round’ trip, 60 cents. Rates to charter jpe fouse. by colored. supporters of Gar.| Dbroken by the arrival of Fellx of i T f fous oty 00 vey. ‘There were 140 pages of signa- | Philadelphia. a man-ester. His r re- “Home”’-made Candies Hi) tiew Wel 17233 4 e chiiges of Sotoioss Started the ball a rolling. They Az et ; Trent . Laosbn | DANCING ously 1ald Before. President Harding | came from near and far. They i At thece Ja. & spectally. fins ploco of Eelty ¢ Washi d 01d Dominion || : ppee— wera repeated in this petition, which | came in-pasteboard boxes, in en- Candy to satisfy it. Of the many kinds two or threc may spe- iz '"‘mmlzl:'illw-yhi L R A T declared that the cause of Gagvey's trouble was attributable to “a ‘rival enemy colored organization by the name of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.” CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. velopes, tin cans and, at great I of life, in tightly corked bottl Letters accompanying the in- sects not only contalned offers to supply the bugs, Lut the names of hotels, -hospftals and jalls in vari- ous cities which, in the opinion of the writers should be able to sup- clally appeal to you o HER. From these kinds, then, we'll make. up your Polly Trent package—and many are the friends who call for their regular weekly supply of favorite Polly Trent accom- Chocolates & Bonbom : SERVED ICE COLD AT ALL DIKEMAN STORES lessons by appointmebt, 11 pm. Priva . Establislied 1009, aui® Plhone Franklin 8567 7 |GLOVER'S, 613 220d N.w.—PRIVATE LES- pons any time, 75c. Course, six l» Steamer St. Johns ||&u: Fauli i eoviiineat” w1 Colonial Beach| 40-MILE DAVISON’S}f1329 M n.w. 322 Tues., Thurs., Moonlight ‘Teach you to dange correctly in a few lessons. The 4 .| piy them in large numbers. Others g Any our. Separate studi O e e outing and Ble- | Offered chemical and mechanioal 50c Ib. 60c 1b. 1004 F St. Sun. ® AM." | Tying 7:15, B Bat. even orchieatra, o'clock, at the 16th street reservoir| devices for ridding premises of the 719 14th St. 3034 14th St. e ey [iMon., Wed, ||=*aRTWAY SOHOGL OF DANOING. P leveral of e letters were it d . ? re] st. nw, . .- i in a facetious vein, but most of 41 56(55 P g""ms‘gsm Bldg. Sat. Lenves 20| Friday. [Bctva forotucSoNal SRR AL Fouk g Plant study hike of the Wild Flower | the writers, probably as a result 4 Ave. S iy Returning 11 pm boN'T nE TN n Preservation Society of America, 1:45 tomorrow afternoon. Leave 12th street and Pennsylvania avenue for Dunn Loring, Va. 7 w P of uncomfortable experience, treat- ed the pést as a serious problem worthy of the attention of a gov- ernment d-nnmen’ ; &,ch Teeoat 1013 E mw. eJind at all Peoples All Amusements Free Dancing Alezandria Stops on All Trips Join_the Balie's ‘summer classes, Wed. and 9. Children, 2 to 4, Wed. Private CATHERINE BALLE, 719 ’