Evening Star Newspaper, April 6, 1925, Page 34

NAVIGATION SHIFTS EXPECTED SHORTLY Capt. Johnston’s Arrival to Be Followed by Several Bureau Changes. Arrival here of Capt. Rufus Z. Johnston, now in command of the tleship Utah, isx expected to be followed by a shift in tue flicer per- sonnel of the Bureau of Navigation of the Navy Department, culminating Edward H. in the selection of Capt. Campbell sistant chief of the bu- reau, advocate general of the Nav Orders were issued Saturday re- lieving Capt. Johnston and directing him to report here for duty. Capt Johnston has just completed a cruise on the Utah, which carried the Amer- 1 mission, headed by Gen. John J. hing, on its visit to South Amer- ican countries. Rear Admiral Julian Latimer, at present judge advocate general, is due for relief soon, after his duty in successfully getting Navy legislation through Congress. Under the present organization of the department this official is expected to represent the Secretary of the Navy at the Capitol during the pendency of legislation, and it is a most difficult task in the eves of naval officers. It is the belief in the department that Capt. Dbell is peculiarly fitted for this ta to relicve Adpiral Latimer. Other Changes Ordered. other changes in officer per- Washington and vicinit vesterday, are: Detachmen lter R. Sexton as assistant et officers of the Navy De- He will relieve Capt. Johnston in command of the battleship. Utah Amc sonnel in ordered of Capt ut. Commander John R. Bearsdall ieved of duty with the naval ex- g board at the Navy Depart- a ordered to command the d: Lieut. Carleton C. Champion has been ordered to duty in the Bureau of Aeronautics of the Navy Depart- ment from his present service with the aircraft squadron of the battle flect. Lieut. F ck W. Pennoye: co! ction corps, also has been or- Bureau of Aeronautics, He is at present attached to the air- craft carrier Langley Commander Guy been detached from ti office here and ordered to duty Naval War College, Newport, R and Commander Richmond K. ner, detached from command of the U. S. Mervine and ordered to the Bureau of Ordnance. Academy Shifts. dered to the The following changes officer sonnel at the Naval A An- napolis, Md, have been ered Lieut. Campbell Cleave, from the Trenton to the Naval Academy; Lieut. Josoph U. Lademan, from the Mervine the Naval Academy; Lieut Lawbaugh, from the Idaho to the Naval Academy; Lieut. Lemuel P. Padgett, from the Hull to the| Naval Academy; Ensign Charles H. Callaway, from the 1 Academy to the Nitro; Commander Isaac C. Kidd, from the Naval Academy to navigating offider of the Utah; Lieut Fridthjof W. Londahl, from the Mac- donough to the Naval Academy; Lieut. Brook . sfield, from the Farenholt to aval Academy; Lieut. Elmer S. Stoker, from the Mel- vin to the Naval Academy Lieut. Frank 8. McCrory, at pres- ent receiving treatment at the naval Kospital here, been ordered upon completion of treatment to report to the U. transport Beaufort for duty. Chief Carpenter Wyatt B. Fitz- d has been orde rom the to the naval powder factory at Ma. BIG Supply of Blank Books always on hand at— E. Morrison Paper Co. 2 1009 l’l}. Ave. nEL 2 o ———[|[——|n]} FOLLOW THE CROWD Bring your Old Hats to the Ladies Capital Hat Shop, 608 11th 8t N W., have them cleaned and reblocked Ttah Indian Head, v are fa the mew Sprin Large selection of Ladi Frames, Straw Braids and Hat Trimmings. Actuaries Guess March Tax Income To Half a Per Cent Treasury Reports Most Accurate Forecast Ever Made Here. Treasury receipts from the March tax installments, exclusive of special assessments, totaled $432,000,000, or within one-half of 1 per cent of the estimates made by Treasury actuaries when the new tax bill was enacted months ago. In addition, the Internal Revenue Bureau received a $2,000,000 payment under an additional assessment against the Grey estate in connec- tion with sale of Ford Motor stock in 1919, but officials said it could not properly be checked off against the tax law of 1924. The Treasury actuaries therefore missed the total by just $2,000,000, having informed Secretary Mellon that the total would be about $430,- 000,000. Undersecretary Winston said today it was the best guess ever made at the Treasury. Seven Nations in Balloon Race. BRUSSELS, April 6.—Seven for- eign countries have entered balloons for the Gordon-Bennett Cup race, which will start here June 7. Alto- gether, 17 balloons, among them 3 from the United States, have been entered. Get This Free Booklet About the Newest Way to Yellowsione via Chi- cago & North Western Ry. 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PALACE ¥ Street at 13th TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramount Presents CONTRABAND A powerful romance of small- town politica, from ths Satur- urday Evening Post story With LOIS WILSON NOAH BEERY---RAY. McKEE Comedy, “T of Trouble” Pathe News—Scenic Tom Gannen's Musie CONTINUOUS ONE TO ELEVEX NED WAYBURN’S PRODUCTION “THE FOUR HUSBANDS” WITH FLORRIE MILLERSHIP OTHER PE FEATURI 20T NATIONAL Toqr, it CHARLES FROHMAN FPresents SMART COMEDY THE BEST PEOPLE The orii Cast tocluding Fioren Margaret Dale. SEATR THURSDAY Patterson MeNutt Presents A New Comedy “THE POOR NUT” By J. C. Nugent and Filiot Nugent (Authors o With ELLIOTT NUGENT FLORENCE SHIRLEY and_u_Superh Cnat The Washington Opera Co. The Barber of Seville CHALIAPIN PAGGI NADWORNEY MOJICA IVANTZOFF ANANIAN SEATS — JORDAN PIANO CO. 13th and G Main 487 PRICES, §1, §3, 83, %4 and §5 Performance, 8:15, Easter Monday. 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Shows Dy 24—Feminine Fascinators—24 Ladies’ Bargain Matinee Daily, 25r Continuous 11 to 11—De Luxe Per- formances, 3, 7, 9 A TWO-FEATURE PROGEAM “Greater Than Marriage” Btarring Lew Tellegen and Marjorie Daw n “The Age of Innocemece” Btarring Beverly Bayne & Ellfott Dexter VELMA SUTTON, Ooloraturs Boprame RIALTO CONCERT ORCHESTRA ... Bach-Gounod Toutering MISCHA GUTERBON i b first appearance in Washington as violin soloist. NOTE_The Age Age of Tnnocence'" starts for the last showing at 8:25 p. m. MUTUAL THEATER PA. AVE. AT NINTH “LAFFIN’ THRU” Plantation Revue Tonight Next Week—“Giggles” SHUBERT : : Wedsat. st JDELASOW o 510 Mgmt. Messrs. Shubert GEO. CHOOS. Presents The Outstanding Comedy Success of Earope A PORTRAIT OF A WON. Tonight e POI.I S e 1 SEAT SALE WED. Box Office Open_9a m. to 10 p. m. Dally | Chas. J. Mulligan & Paal M. Trebitsch BABY BI.IIE Eves., 50c to $2.50; Thur. Mat., mmtl 50; Sat. Mat., 50c to §2. Film Features PARK THEATER 1 N-w. & Buchan: WING IN NORTHWEST WARD' & ADOLPH MENJOU “THE SWAN” HARRY LANGDON and NEWS. 14th & DE| fron nor News. Orches Y PHILBIN, in RIS NEW STANTON oth :x\ Sta. Ve 5-9:30 P.M. PEART, WHITE, PARIS" “Also Fox Vi LAKF WARDMAN PARK THEATRE THE THUNDERING HERD,” with LOIS WILSON, JACK ' HOLT HATTON NOAH “BE ouR TAKOMA Takoma 5 ou EMPIRE 3 e RAPHAEL 5,50 577, JACK HOLT. in “NORTH Fox News. Also Amate CHEVYCHASE Conn Ave MeKinley St. u:r&\ “TONGUES OF F 105 Pa. Ample P Ave. G A)lllA i“A SON, in “WAGES OF VIRTU North Canitol & P Sia, MARION DAVIES, in NICE MEREDITH.” CRANDALL'S: METROPOLITAN F AT 10th THIS WEEK M. 'TO Il F. M. FIRST NATIONAL PRE 6 STARS' Including Eugene 0'Brien, Mae Busch, Ben Alexander, Tom Santschi, Mitchell Lewisx and Mildred Harris in J. K. Mec- Donald's vivid love tale of the old West. FRIVOLOUS SAL AL ST. JOHN in “DYNAMITE DOGGIE" World Survey—Irving Berlin Songreel—Superb Symphony EASTER WEEK JACKIE COOGAN with Moz Davidson, Robert Edeson and great ensemblo n a roaring laughter spe- clal_that reverts to the type of his first fum triumph. THE RAG MAN By Willard Mack | CRANDALL'S Trvess 14th & Park rd. ». TODAY GINALD. DENNY & MARY R in “OH, DOCTOR EXPRESS, TOMORROW T RONALD COLMAN, CRANDALL’S AH"!\"ADDR 18¢hS¢.&Col RA.N. W, TODAY —MAE BUSCH, BEN ALEXAN and EUGENE 0 BRIEN S RAL And CT in “INSIDE OUT." TOMORROW—CECIL, B. DE MILLE'S - WLDEN BED." _COMEDY [ 3§ CENTRAL "CRANDALL’S oy g N TODAY—JANE NOVAR and KEN NETH HARLAN TWO SHALT BE RO LLOYD HAMILTON HOOKED And HODG PODGE. TOMORROW -~ MADGE A FOOL AND H COMEL CRANDALL’S Savor Theater 14th and Col. Rd. MATS. 2 P.M. SAT.: 3 P.M. SUNDA’ TODAY AL WILSON, in “THE Al HAWK STAN LAUREL, A MANDA MIX-TT TOMORROW- EDMUND _LOWE HONOR AMONG MEN.™ EDY “CRANDALL'S Arr 2 p.m. Daily; 3 p.m. TODAY - Fx B. DE THE GOLDEN HED. 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