Evening Star Newspaper, May 12, 1925, Page 38

SCHOOLS ADVISED |- OF TRAFFIC RULES v chulahons for Safe\y of | Children Communicated to Officers and Teachers. i | | the new (l'.xfflt" regulations which relate to the pub-| lic schools have been called to the ttention of all officers an teachers in a circular letter broadcast through- out the school svstem by Supt. Frank | W. Ballou The regulation prohibiting park in front of alongside of school between §:30 and pm., Dr. Ballou pointed out, was in- corporated in the new traffic code with a_view to increasing the safety pupils in arriving at and depart- from school buildings Accident. 2 public Special sections of or a.m. 5:30 ing Cites a Fatal “Only recently.” he said school pupil was killed by ¥ tween cars parked in school bu The « ching traffic and tomobile was u child under those | dariver of the e to see the he superintendent a ferred te those regulations which forbid per s from standing in a roadway fo purpose of soliciting transporta private vehicles, and which | a person to ride upon_the | any vehicle or take hold u(“ moving vehicle. re requested to bring | ations to the attention of | all \nlvw-l pupils and to ke every opportunity to impress upon them the da r which the prac tice, which is alto; too common on the streets . of so-| moving ve- Section 17 Stressed. “Your further attention is invited to section 17 of the new traffic reg- ations, which contains a list of the s which are closed to through between the hours of 10:30 il)\l!{ 10:45 a.m. and the hours of 12 o'clock | noon and 1 o'clock p.n “Teachers and officers can render | 1t public service by T : themselves with the ne plations and fustructions to the respective schools reg: Let us join with the Comm of the District, the director of and the Police Department in in- | creasing the safety of persons who use the streets of Washington.” TODAY" S AMUSEMENTS Belasco—"The at 8:20 p.m —*“The Dream Girl,” at 820 p.m President—"Bringing Up Father in Treland,” at 8:20 p.m Keith's—Laurette Taylor, ville, at nd 8:15 p.m le—"“The Night Clerk,” ville, continuous, 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—"Broadway Bits and Hits,” | vaudeville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gayety—"Bathing Beauties,” at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m Mutual—"Round the Town," at and $:20 p.m Rialto—" Tt all of Eve,” musical vaude- vaude 30 Me!” at 11:30 30 and 9:30 p.m Live,’ 45 and duce 350 p.m. ‘onfessions of a Queen.” m., 12:55, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15, ] ) p.m, ander T 55 and 9 the Great,” at 25 and 9:35 I.ml,\- of the Night,” 8:10 ‘and 10 p.m. \mbzflsadnr— ‘One Year to Live,” t and 9:50 p.m. Broken Laws,” at 12:30, 2, 8 and 9:30 p.m. at 2:45, (Pnlrnl— 8:30, 5, 6:30, All Pure Food—Fr. 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I mail junk west, I mail junk east, I mail it in a hurry: the postal rates | have been increased, but little do 1 worry. I send out picture postal cards, send them by the dozen. | conveying love and warm regards to jaunt and niece and cousin. T used to cost 1 cent a throw, which | left my purse untroubled, and now 1 show no signs of woe, although the cost is doubled. My mail goes for- ward every day, by trains and planes and stages, and men who will_draw down thiul men who decent wages. The f handle mail have always worked like | thunder, and when they drew their monthly kale th had to weep and wonder; they uondcrcd how th pay the bills and keep the home fires burning, and they'd purchase and pills with kopecks they were earning. They wondered wherce THE EV NATIONAL CATHEDRAL COMMITTEE MEETS Inspects Work Now Under Way | on $15,000,000 Episcopal Structure Here. The annual meeting of the commit tees of the National Cathedral Asso ciation, composed of nearly 6,000 mem- | bers, who are helping by yearly con tributions 1o hasten the building of Washington Cathedral, is being held | at Mount St. Alban today. Rt. Rev. James E. Freeman, D. D., | Bishop of Washington, will deliver an address at the conclusion of the bu ness session, which will start at pam. Whitby Hall, Woodley road and <th street. Following WASHINGTON, Forty-Year Term Of Red Agitator Is Cut to Three By the Al ted Press. HONOLULU, May 12.—Maj. jen. Willlam R. Smith, com- mandant of Schofield Barracks, after reviewing the court-martial proceedings against Corpl. Waltes Trumbull and Pvt. Paul Crouch, convicted of attempting to organ- ize a revolution communist league among the soldiers stationed at the barracks, reduced the sen- tences of the court to three and one year, respectively. Trumbuli was sentenced by the court-martial to 40 and Crouch to years' imprisonment. ‘The cases will be referred to the judge advo- cate general, Washingioh. COMING TO AMERICAN U. Roe Fulkerson Co. {'buckled to an ill-paid task with lo; ' {opened here yester i ular. | docket was called, and gene '.non jail sentences. Pr enough room in the local jail i -unu old Uncle Sam had got his tightwad training, but, silent as the storied clam, they went on toiling, straining. Noav they'll be drawing better pay, and there’ll be no blue Monday, and they can eat three mails a day wear boiled shirts on Sunday are there any gents sk, you fig- ure more deserving? ‘hey” the alty unswerving. [ tou without laments to John and Jess and Jenny. and I am glad to blow 2 cents where once I blew a penny (Copyright.) \\ ALT MASON. DRY CASES FILL JAIL. send my cards will More Than 100 Docketed for Trial | James Sheldon of New urer in Cumberland. Special Dispatch to The Star. CUMBERLAND, Md. 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Metro/Gotdieyn Presonts MARION DAVIES Famous Star of “Janice Meredith” In Alice Brady’s Noted Broadway ucoe “ZANDER THE GREAT" medy—News—Overtare Metro-Goldwyn Presents CONFESSIONS OF A QUEEN Victer Beastrom’s Magnificent Drama of Royal Folly and In- ALICE T‘l“—-LEWIS STONE Ralph Graves Comed N Toplcs—Overt HERE’S GOOD NEWS GLEN OPENS NEXT SATURDAY {|RIALTO Contiaugns. 11 0. m. ¢ s Luxe Shows, DOUGLAS m'em N “INTRODUCE ME” A LANDSLIDE OF LAUGHTER Srncopation vseek Tqo Introducing RIALTO JAZZ REVUE In Songs, Dances and Novelties. Mischa Guterson, Conducting Rialte Concert Orchestra Overture—'Echoes from Jazsland.” Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢c Admission, 25¢ Free Lecture Christi:: Science —BY— John W/ Doorly, C. S. B., of London, England Member of the Board of Lec- tureship of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, , Massa- cliasetts. AT FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Columbia Rd. & Euclid St. N.W. 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