Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1924, Page 32

L000 TAKE PART 1 INVETERANS PIBNIE Athletm _ContestsAre Fea- ture of Big Event Held at . Marshall Hall. One of the most successful excur- siors of this season was that given by the Home for Widows and Orphans of United States War Veterans' Asso- clation Saturday to Marghall. Hall. About four thousand men, women and children, which included ‘veterans of all wars and their allied organiza- tions, were on the trip., This orgauni- zation is composed of veteruns of the civil war, Spanish-American —‘war, world war, and marines ‘and sailors and all of their ladies’ auxilfaries. ‘The most interesting feature of the athletic events of the day was the fifty-yard walking contest for veter- ans of the civil war. In this vete ans took part whose ages were near the century mark. Commander Henry J. Dunbar of Burnside Post. No. 8. G. A. R, was first winner, with Maj. H. L. Deam, past department com- mander of the department of the Potomac, G. A. R., as second, Com- mander Dunbar winning by six inch- es. Maj. Deam lays his defeat on count of carrying a heavy cane. The drill by a company known as €he ' old guard recent! organized Wwith Chancy O. Howard as captain, zave a drill in the afternoon which ‘was heartily applaugded. Veternns Homored. Many old soldiers from the Soldiers" home were there and were treated with & dinner. also refreshments, which was in charge of Mrs. Myrtle May Leebsock. past department presi- dent of the Woman's Relief Corps of District of Columbia. Junior Vice Commander Edward J. Nolan of the Department of Spanish« American Veterans and Past Division Commander J. Clinton Hiatt of Sons of Veterans, U. S. A.. were in charge of the outing, with Past Department Commander Maj. Deam as honorary chairman. The athletic events were in charge of Mrs. Loebsack, who presented ap- propriate prizes to winners in all contests. Following are the winners of the varlous contests, the walking match for the G. 4. R. béing previously Seventy-vard dash for world war veterans was won by Thamas. Bab- bington: John Siuse, second. Egg_race. vard dash. won, hy Miss Gretchen Bergner; Mrs. Snith, second 3 Twenty-five-yard dash for presi- dents of ladies” patriotic societies was Esther Sloss; Emma Hay- rd dash, was Cushing Camp, No. 30. Sons of Vet- erans, with C. B. €mith second, of Spanish-Ameri an Veterans Fat women's race. 25-vard ,dash was won by Mrs. T Heathcote, second: third. Blindfolded Rn Blindfolded contest, 2 Merl Base hall won by Miss A. G Running race, 25 and girls from vears of age. was won by Smith: Helen Heathcote, Running race, ¥ a boys from eight to thirteen won by Solomon. Rosentha Smith, second. and John Smif! Running _race, 35-vard dash, for 2irls, won by Merle Heatheote; Marie Manning, second. Banana race, eating_contest,” 25-yard dash, won by Mrs. Jane Mackenzie; Miss Merle Heathcote, second. In the prize waltz contest in the evening. the winners were: Miss Mar- . garet Welch and Leo Gatley, firs Mrs. May Jorgeleit and Patrick Mc: @®Donald, second, and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith, third. iCapt. Chancy O. Howard, past de. ard dash, for five to eight Marion vears. Irving third. v Union, v, wllh Past Division Com- sons_of Sons of S A n!!is(nnl ‘marshal, and Perey Parker as color bearen The committee in charge of the on Savings Accounts ou-Time Deposits. Tax-exempt and other seouri- s bought and sold. ; We give prompt- response to ahe legitimate needs . of our de- q;osnors and clients. FRANKLIN 'NATIONAL BANK Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W. BRANCH 1111 Commecticut Avenue JOBN B. COCHEAN, THOS, P. HICKMAN, __ President Vice Pres. and Cash., (Morton,” rects he Marmd Ines. Countless. brides and grooms 3 starting down the path of married life, and my blessing I'm imparting to each husband and his wife. There are gins and snares besctting every avenue they take, and the pessimists are betting that the marriage bond will break. Salesmen. smooth and blithe and clever will approach, with | smiles sublime, and put up a stern endeavor to dispose of goods on time. “We will trust you, say the seliers, 'we don't care for ready maen; we're accommodating fellers, dnmg business just for fun. We will fll y\\ur lovely ‘shanty with the finest gP and chairs, with the works of Pope and Dante, with the skins of Polar bears; we are trying, understand us, to il brides amd grooms with glee, and . you only need to hand us, once a month, five bucks or three* 1 address the newly wedded: “Bid the smifing salesman go; once in debt you're surely headed for the Reef of Nor- man's Woe. Do without the wos- sted motto that you cannot pay for now; do without the nice tin auto, and 'the silver dish for chow. Do without the sausage grinder and the wooden statuette, for no system’s vainer, blinder, than this going mm debt. Save your money, now you're married, for you'll need it all, ay tauk; let a little roll be tarried every \londx) to the bank." (Copyright.) WALT MASON — e excursion was composed of members of the various war veterans' so- cleties and auxiliaries in the District of Columbla. A goodly sum of money was made to go toward the erection of ‘suitable builaings for the home for widows and orphans of veterans of all wars. —_— MISSING BOY TAKEN HERE Curly Hair of Would-Be, Musician * Makes Arrest Easy. Sixteen-year-old Sollle Cohen's long curly hair made identification easy for Detectives Mullen and Murphy when they reached Unjon Station this morning about 3:15 o'clock, shortly after a message had been received from John Britton, chlef of police of Charleston, W. Va, asking for his as stated in the message that | the boy, wanted as a Yugitive from his _parents; had come awsay from home with $135 in his pessession, but when arrested he had only $27.50 in his pockets. Sollle, interested in music, said he was, on his way to New York to get a musical education, His parents were notified. of his arrest The boy is willing to return .home. -+ LEAKING GAS, KILLS MAN. A William® P. Triplett’s Death .Is Held Accidental! x William Powell Triplett, sixty-five, accidentally asphyxlated in the bathroom of his apartment in the Concord, 180! Oregon avenue, late Saturday night. Gas had escaped from a defective stove on which the elderly man was heating water, Coroner Nevitt gave a certificate of accidental death Funeral services i1 be hela in Shirtat Church, Alexan- dria, . at 11 o'clock - tomorrow GO Willlam Jackson will officiate. —. ‘difference between un- bathing suits is Golored is considered old. fash- The chief derwear. and underwear ioned. S N A A AR EARRAEAA T Advertise for the Help You Want essential ' qualifical andm’llanr;cttl;;: most capable of meef them. ‘The Staris rééog— = nized .as the.great , Want medium—and because it is; prints MORE Classified ads '’ every day than 3if the- t papqm here *. ined WAI.DHANS OBSERVE Efll.DEN ANNIVERSARY Relatives 'Gather to- !’clieihu Captial Oonplo—hn[ Pmnl- nent Here. Surrounded by their two sons; al teen prundchildren and five grea srandchildren, and deluged ith congratulationa from hoats of friends, John and Fredorika Waldman are to- day celabrating their golden wodding anniversary at their home, 61 New. York avenve. or more than halt u eentury Mt Waldran has been & prominent bus nesx man, active W Musonic clrel and & leader among the Garman yo- cletles. He has alwaya been recognixed In the National Capital as a 100 per cent American, having suffered the loss of one son, Charles, in the Spanish- Amerlcan war und another, Leonard, who died In France during the world war. During the' Hiberty loan driven he was a generous xubsoriber and in every way supported the United States government through hla -In- fluence among.the (erman-apeaking people, Mr. an ried in Rev. Dr, L erg, and Mrs, Waldman were mar- ashington, July 14, 1834, by Robert Reftaek ldman was born in Wurttem- rm;’n November 13, 1848, vaidman - was born in Baltimore, Muy 9, 1553 They have five wons, the two Hv- ing ‘are Willlam and Ferdinand, the latter’ proprietor of the i(mportin tafloring establishment tounded by his father and from which business John Waldman retired only a year ago. Mr. Waldman is a director of the Washington Six-per-cent Building Assoclation. and has had an impor- tant part in the real estate and dustrial development of Washington city and suburbs. He is & member of Arminius Lodge, No. 25, F, A. A. M.; Almas Temple, and is a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason. He was president and vice president for many years of the Washington Saengerbund. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. -(uwo—"-n “Deep’ Tangled] Wildwood,” &t 8:30 pah. S s Wolt. . Hoppsr, at 8:20 p.m. XKEITRHS—Adelatde and Hughes, vandeville, at and 8:18 p. TIVOLI—"The Garden of Music,” screen and stage features, continuous perforiance, fram 2 to 11 p.m. RIARTO—"Being Respectable.” 11:50, 1, 3:60, 7:60 and 9:50 p.m. ooLuUM lA—"Wnnderinc Husbands,” at 11:25, 1:25, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. METROPOLI Moth.” at 11 and 9:40 p.m. PALACE—' Rlclnl Luck,” 13:05, 2:36. . 8:05 pom, AMBANSADOR—"The White Moth," 6185, & und 9:40 p.m. CHNTRAL = "Di; Isl\mi "', continuous LANK BOOKS E Morrison Paper Co. 1000 Pa. Ave. Mouy l.omd on Automobiles €% INTEREST M. A. DEMPF 1840 14th St. N.W. THE CHILDREN S EYES ‘Wang,” at ITAN — “The White 0, 1;35, 3:40, 5:55, T:45 at 11:15, and 9:55 ontented Hus- om 11:36 a.m..to —should be carefully safe- .u-ma Comsult us if glasses OPTICAL CO. 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If so, there is one sure way, and that is to wear one of Dr. Jeanne Walters’ ‘Pure Gum Reducing Garments. These garments will positively re- “ duce without any injury, We are the Washington repre- sentatives for Dr. Jeanne Wal- ters. We measure you accu- rately and fit "you perfectly, Booklet sent upon request. Private Fitting Rooms. Invalid Scjesors and l.laxou Sharpened We have 'an excellent Repair Shop, in ‘Which we sharpen, and grind all razors, scissors, Knives, ete. Our work is high class and our prices are very low. Give us a trial. Franklin 50’1 7 Glbson s PA“mcE P STREET AT 13TH tinuouny-10:30 a.m. to 11 TODAY AND ALL WEEI IIAGIIG LicK veritable cyclome of merrinient thrills featuring the dares comedy king. MONTY_BANKS LATEST SUNSHINE COMEDY “WHEN WISE DUCKS MEET” | NEWI—O‘E)\'I‘I"E—E’I‘C. LOEW'S ATREET AT 127T) N I:o-u-uu—nwo-.-. toilp.m B FKEITHs HMICH CLASS VAUDEVHLE ADELAIDE & HUGHES America’s Representative Dancers 3EO. MacFARLANE & ¢O “Song Fantasies” JULIUS TANNEN' “Chatterbox” 5 Other Super Acts Bhows Dafly 2:15 and 8:15 Bunday Matinee at 3 Zoro Bouvenirs at All Ma: TODAY AND ALL WEEK AND LILA LEE l. u ’om and 'm"‘? marriage by Gardn:r Bullivan. ‘WANDERING HUSBANDS’ ‘Wigh Margaret rgaret Livingst Comedy—Ii lonal N, Columbta r:-lny t‘w‘nn'-;'.'. Other Prograi 222 'I’O'IIGIIT 82 POLDS [ONEHT s NITES—1,500 Seats, 50c, 75¢, & $i MATS—1.500 Seats. 50c and 75¢ " DeWOLF HOPPER ' And Company of Sixty in “WANG” ~+' Bang ek Pirates of Penzance WEEK wen \ SEATS | Kept Cool With Washed 1eea TODAY, 2 to 11 P. M. DOLORES FARRIS Datnty, Little D Lpgittle Dancer From EDWARD' ALBANO Distinguished Continental ytone THE GARDEN OF MUSIC Presentin= Florence York and Her Company of Girl Musiclans 4 ADDED HITS ON THE SCREEN Eva Novak and Eileen Percy Eight Celebrities in MISSING DAUGHTERS | Str.ST. JOHNS Free Dancing Every Sailing MEYER DAVIS MUSIC COLONIAL | 40 MILE BEACH | MOONLIGHTS san ruceana| . AL7:15 every Mon., Wed. t. Fri.even Adults, 750 Children, 40c. Bteamer Stops ot Alezandria All Trips And Iu-nu Ballreom, Wi Gommaan's Oroat Orehéstra’ . R[SPECIAB[E Featuring Free Dancing Meyer Davis Orchestra «* Round Trlv. 50c CARNIVAL Benefit St. Martin’s School. Daneing and Refreshments. 116 T St ALL THIS WEEK. Film Features Fark, D. C. L] JOY. 0CQUE and HOBERT | EDSON, R in PRINCESS $128 &8 B, N.E. L. 2000 WA % oF THE FIELD.” WE HA BAN LILLIAN GISH, in “THE WHI | “Hine GBSGP'S FABLES and. FOX NEWS EVENTS & Added Attraction, E_MACAIS, L'AIGLO “Rom 1ith & N.C. Ave. S.E RICHARD, x:nmu. MESS and MAY McAV ENCHANTED COTTAGE. ELITE “'::i"m and R. L Ave, LA ROOQUE, in “TRIUMPH.” PARK uu. & l-eh--l-m. 'v:. Daktimmensets, TODAY--GLORIA sociETy Comedy. Spat Family, O G REAT OUT ul-Guomm 4 TOMORROW-"R R A NS NOVAREO, ALICE HERRY and LEWIS STON Washington's' Coolest Theater. Tret. 14th & 15th ome You .3 > u’xm 7105 Pu. Ave. Fh. W. 933 mflnfix—-nnmx XN NEW ERS 533 8th st 5.E. MONDAY—MI] TON SILLS and VIRGINIA VALLI = o OF QUALITY.” Surprise Wm Cecil DeMille’s % RIUMPH. { fort] ¢ NCHAN' B, Win AT Meavoy > T AI.EXANXRIA kfl“m ‘Washingten's l.l.l-."..-.mflm From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. e T TR Round Trip, 80, Cents Mount Vernen open 10 a. m. 8.6 3. m. Me. Verson Not Opow on Sendey MARIE PREVOST & MONTE BLUE ORCHESTRA SUBSIDIARIES SHUBER [ gy NOW 60c to $1.50 BetascQnads Mgt. Mars. Bhubert. Prioss inclu “The Deep Jangled Wildwood” A Ksuffman and Connelly Comedy ROBERT AMES—LOTUS ROBB [ METROPOLITAN F AT 10th. This Week—11 A.M. to 11 P.M. FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS BARBARA LA MARR CONWAY TEARLE In Maurice Tourneur's Romamee of the Parisia Stage, the WHITE MOTH Louixe Fi “DIZZY World_Survey—Superh Symphony “CRANDALL'S AMBASSADOR b8! RANDALL’S ODAY KIRK CE‘\'I‘RAL D& THEATER 8th and E Sta. 70. Comedy. CRANDALL'S savo; Theater and Garden P.M. SUNDAY LILLINGS, "ia Theater and Garden S4 H se NE DAM] TOMORROW - GEORG) in “ABRAHA AE MURRA’ . MIDNIGHT." " and HANNEFORD, in o “Pon. - BONEHEAD.™ it W—FRIVATE Ti% T8e. Co ), Suar " resuits Comemn. S petv it ANNOUNCEMEN'I‘ Mr. LEROY H. THAYER, from New Yotk where he'vi iea” the "oed exclusive studi dance, lnnounm the ovalne ot . St pviel i 15 now mcmn the newest ballroom dances, ing -0) a_simplified tango! ‘which e, gt O E&"‘ tham Fevd fone's +Stapping Bisden made practical for ballroom use. h. Cffl.- and private l(“fllrfif’r adults and chil- Competent lady 404 keatlemen ssist- Srdio 1148 Gommossiont Avers Phone Main 2573