Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1925, Page 26

'S96 9812580 RAISED BY NASONS HERE Temple Fund Short of $1,- 000,000, But Campaign Will Continue. The actual campaign of the Ma sonic lodges in the District to raise $1,000,000 toward the new Masonic Temple to be erected here ended at = meeting of the campaign workers at the City Club yesterday, at which a total of $812,580 was reported raised. Subscriptions will continue to be sought till the entire quota is ob- tained, it was announced today. Reports by lodges at the conference yesterday wer Federal, Naval, 95: Columbia, $1,480; 09; Potomac, $251: Lebanon, $3,394; New Jerusalem, $2,485; Hiram, 31,124; John's, $2930; National, $1,333; Washington Centennial, §3,517; Benjamin B. French, $1, Dawson, $850; Harmon 14; cia, $445; La Fayette, Hope, $1,101; Ana costia, $660; George C. Whiting, $943; Pentalpha, ' §800; Stansbury Arminius, $435; Osiris, $6 Parker, < vid, $580; Ta R. ' Singleton, ; Temple nt, $2,02 Joppa, $34 ; Congress, $49 5 ‘Warren G. Cathedral, $8 Joseph Harding, Trinity. $210; “hase, $25; htwood, $150; Theodore Roosevelt, $350; Gompers, $270, and Ionic Club, $1,142. —e- FINAL MEAL IS SERVED AT “JACK’S” RESTAURANT Proprietor of Noted Eating House, Frequented by Actors, Volun- tarily Closes Doors. By the Associated Pre NEW YORK, May 5.—Jack’s res- taurant, in Sixth avenue opposite the Hippodrome, closed forever this morn ing when the last guest had finished his after-party supper. Jack Dunstan himself announced, unexpectedly, at the dinner hour last night that his restaurant, famous for years as the meeting place of actors, newspaper men, politicians and sportsmen, would be closed because he “needed a rest.” With the closing, 100 employes lost their employment, but Jack said that none need worry and at least a score of them are independently wealthy. On the walls of Jack’s place were murals by Edward S. Simmons, cousin of Ralph Waldo Emerson, depicting scenes from the story of “Little Red Riding Hood,” from the tales of Hans Anderson and the Brothers Grimm. Jack said he didn’t know what would become of the restaurant—per- haps he would give it to his son, Willilam Dunstan. At any rate, it wouldn't be reopened under the old Bame. U. S. in Pact With Finland. A favored nation agreement be- tween the United States and Finland, covering commercial transactions, cus- toms duties and other subjects relat- ing to commerce, was effected Satur- day through an exchange of notes by Secretary Kellogg and A. L. As- trom, Minister of Finland Initial provisions of the arrangements be come operative May 17. Seal Catch Totals 127,000 Pelts. ST. JOHNS, F.. May 5.—The fast ships of the fealing fleet arrived back here vesterday swelling the to tal of the year's catch to 127,00 as compared with the 130,000 last year. Ten steamers, with 2 men, went on-the hunt this year. —_— It is estimated that there are 1, 095,841 incandescent lamps on New York’s “Great White Way,” with the aumber increasing rapidly, and that more than 2,000 workmen are kept busy changing and repairing the dis- plays. .| Secretary Wilbur Says Co-Ordina- BAND CONCERT. Tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. at the bandstand, Navy i the Umited States Na Charles Bentel lieutenant, United States Navy, director. Grand Ma Pomp and Cir- cumstan S Overture, Cornet solo, “The Rosal (Musician valse Tris lle. Modiste.” Dream Melody,” from rietta.” Intermezzo. enes from the opera s Pecheurs de Perles” (The Pearl Fishers)......Bizet Solo_for piccolo, “The Wren,” .Damare ‘Rose Mar Friml Valse, “Jolly Fellows," Vollstedt Popular, “Oh, Katharina”..Fall Finale, “The Star Spangled Banner.” WILL EQUAL BRITAIN IN NAVAL DEFENSES | tion of Air Forces Is Navy's Foremost Problem. By the Associated Press YO STOWN, Ohlo, May 5.—Sec y Wilbur declared in an address here last night that “co- |ordination of the Navy’s aircraft with its battleships is one of the most im portant problems confronting the Navy Department “The department is devoting much attention to a t,” Secretary Wil bur continued. “The MacMillan polar expedition will put naval planes to an unusual te: In a recent demonstra- tion at Hawaii the Navy succeeded in catapulting 40 planes from the decks of ships, a feat never before accom plished. “Our 20-year shipbuilding program is designed to place the United States on a parity with the naval forces of Great Britain. The Saratoga, now our largest aircraft carrying ship, is a |model of efficiency. Another similar |ship is under construction. Within two years we will have eight new light | cruisers, each costing §16,000,000. We now have 10, as' compared with Great Britain's ““Preparedness involves the continual adding to existing forces. We assume that other nations are adding to their forces and that the United States must do the same, It i afe to say the morale of our naval forces is not dup licated by any nation in the world. At target and bombing practice the water and air forces are ing the highest degree of efficiency.” The Secretary visited the birthplace of his mother at Mesopotamia and that of his father at Mecca. Belgian Miners Talk Strike. By the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, May 5.—Ninety-seven per cent of the 16,000 mine workers in the Mons region voted today to strike if the mine owners reject the men'’s proposal to a~cept a 5 per cent reduction in wages provided a second 5 per cent reduction, planned for June, is abandoned. In one minute—just that quick—the pain @nds. Nothing sosafe, sure, thoroughly aati- septic and tific in every way as— DrScholl’s Zino-pads ¢ Put one on-~the pai: { By the 'J"HF; EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1925. HIGH LIGHTS OF HISTORY Eu AUGUST 224 1776, HOWE LANDED A MIGHTY FORCE ON LONG ISLAND DETERMINED TO CRUSH THE [SMALL AMERICAN ARMY THAT OPPOSED HIS ADVANCE (ON NEW YORK . ONTHE 27™ HOWE ORDERED HIS TROOPS 7O ATTAC AND SENT THEM FORWARD IN THREE COLUMNS. (@), 1925, BY THE MCLURE NEWSPARER SYNDICATE. —— - MUNICH MUSEUM OPENS; | IS LARGEST IN WORLD| Simons, Luther, Stresemann nnd\ Other Officials to Participate | in Ceremonies. | Associated Press MUNICH, Bavaria, May 5.—Munich | was en fete today with her streets | beflagged and thronged with | om all parts of the ruunu\,[ here to witness the official opening of the Deutsche Museum, construction of | of an old Nor LEFT WING ATTACIED T which was begun before the war. The museum buildingeis said to be the largest of its kind in the world. Acting President Simons, Chancellor Luther, Foreign Minister Stresemann and other members of the cabinet were expected to attend the cere- mony, the chancellor coming from Berlin by airplane. 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N THE ZBOENCE OF GENERAL GREENE WHO WAS 1 WITH FEVER, THE PATRIOTS WERE LED BY ISRAEL PUTNAM, A BRAVE SOLDIER BUT NOT WELL ENOUGH TRAINED TO COPE WITH THE VETERAN HOWE. —* ON THE NIGHT OF ALGUST 26™ THE RIGHT ATTACK - ING COLUMN OF THE BRITISH MARCHED AROUND THE F THE AMERICANS AND (N THE MORNING BROOKLYN WITHA LOSS OF 1500 MEN . - Sold by all | The Battle of Long Island. fy samipirisr ATH M FROM THE REAR, DRIVING THEM TO it Richards Fleld 1s now Government. INSPECTS FLYING FIELDS. Maj. Gen. Patrick Pays Official Visit to Kansas City. KANSAS CITY, May 5.—Maj. Gen Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Army Air Service, was here yesterday and inspected Richards Flying Field and Fairfax Field in Kansas City, Kans. The Fairfax Field, it was said, was inspected in the view of recommending Field wa the present Government field. than that of any other nationality. - Values That Are Simply Extraordinary! Garments Worth $2.50 to $4.98 Silk Gowns, Chemise and Step- Ins for Women and Misses Here are the loveliest undergarments for Sum- mertime—many exquisite pieces that will appeal to all women, young and mature alike, Every. piece in the newer styles which conform to the straight, youthful lines of outer apparel. Crepe de chine, in Gowns— flesh, mais, light blue and orchid, in 16 and 17 sizes. Beautifully fashioned and trimmed with dainty laces and stitching. Shoulder straps in the new wide effect. Many with stunning lace and medallion yokes. Newly Arrived! Summer Delineator Summer Butterick Fashions Summer Fashion Sheets Street Floor Women’s 'Full-Fashioned Thread Silk Hosiery $1.00 Our regular $1.50 qualities. Perfect and some slight irregulars. / To search for the imperfections would mean a task—they are so slight—in fact, most of these stockings are entirely perfect. Chiffon and Service Weights Every attractive light tone, including gun metal, black and white. Finished with mercerized garter tops and silk or mer- cerized feet. High spliced heels. All sizes. Street Floor French Room Hats Reduced - Our *10, ¥12% and 15 Models $79.50 Our Most Beautiful Model Hats, selling at the men- tioned priced, reduced for to- morrow to $750—a fraction of real worth. Your_choice of the finest hair, silk, ribbon, crepe, fine straws, handmade trimmings and the best, newest and most striking styles shown this season. The smartest colors are shown, also black. Street Floor. |[———[alc———/u]c———|nojc—c———nlc———]al]c——=lalc——] \ 31 ArMy OF PUTNAM WAS NOW IN A POSI- TION THAT IF THE BRITISH FLEET SAILED LP INTO THE EAST RIVER THE AMERICANS WoUuLD BE CAUGHT IN A HOPELESS TRAP ON LONG ISLAND . for the official Government field. | e 56, AMore nment feie.MARTIN A. METZNER DIES. | sl e Gen. 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Third Floor—King’s Palace Gay Sport Scarfs Summer’s favorite accessory—for frock suit or coat. A vividly colored crepe de chine scarf, in solid colors, stripes and dotted patterns. Here is the finest assortment of new scarfs you could desire. Be sure to select one tomorrow at only $1.00. These are all priced higher regularly. Street Floor $1.00 a2 || ——— 0| ——|n| c———1|n| ——|a| ———|