Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 46

46 FIVE BUSTS ADDE Two Women in Grmlp Immor talized—Distinguished As- semblage at Unveiling. NEW YORK. May Five busts of men and women were unveiled vesterday in the Hall of in presence of many The busts were those Cusbman. famous a Harriet | Beeche! swe, author o f “Uncle Tem's Cabin: Asa Gray, botani John Marshall, fourth Chief Justice | of the United S ind William Tecumseh Sherman, the Civil War. These names are qumbered amang the 63 now hon orad hy broi Fame. To abant the p glfts of < ceremonie: various nizations pattiotic societles. | CUMBERLAND. Md. May 22.—A Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown | sjlver service that belonzed to the accepted the busts in behalf of New|grandfather of President von Hin- York University and each was un- denburg of the German republic is veiled by a member of the family on exhibition here. It consists of a 1 honored. Five airplanesgjozen dinner knives that ave gol 1 @ detachment | plated and a dozen steak Knives of of artillery sounded a salute in honor | steel. The handles of the Knives as | of Gen. Sherman well as the forks ave all of porcelain Among_the speakers were aved. The: Justice John W to and oy 3 atic candidate for he presidency in 1924, Charles W Tdiot, pResident emeritus of I e University phonofi spoke through made for the occasion. Al of | already ze tablets in the IHall of | centered | sentation of their busts, ! and | spe w y!lll)m" and heautifully hand-e: Washington Great | | came al | than { names | R;;rknfpller Pays $25,000 1o Avoid By the Associated P TARI Rather property chefoller agreed 1o furnish site for a reservoir, lay some 4.000 fe e and the differenc cost, amount Recently [ stood the expense of e ng the smokestack at the town purmping station bhecause it- did not har monize with the view from his home MARYLAND MAN OWNS HINDENBURG SILVER SET ‘Hfi“!l"’l Down by F\thcl a Col- lector of Antiques, in Days When Name Was Obscure. ial Dispateh to The € tar dozen teaspoons ablespoons, gold plated engraved crown over the initial According to the owner, Fred A Puderbaugh, local attorney, his father into possession of the valuabie vice. at a_time when the Hinden burg name had no more i hundreds of oth AMr. Puderb: n an nd with H The of Charlotte Cushman.|was a collector of antiques modeled Francis and coins and was attr: ed to the Hin gift from men and| denburg silver service by its intrinsic women of the only represent memc _of vhml 8 fession in the Hal sented by John Drew and by Dr. Allerton S. Cushm nephew of the netre: The hust of Harr Beecher Stowe the work of Brenda Putnam. was pre sented by the New York City colony of New Enzland women, and was un veiled by Dr. Freeman Allen, srand son of the noted writer st of Asa Gr modeled b jeach, is the gift of the ( n and of friends and re vas unveiled by Miss Alice niece of the botanist he bust of John hall is_the gift of the Bar As tion of New York City. and was modeled by Her ) Adams. 1t was Henry W ift for the i nce Marshall h of the x the Society of th Constitution Army the joint donors of the b n. Sherman. which is @ copy \ide from life by Augustus Sai ndens P. Tecumseh Sherman of the zeneral, unveiled the bust u.s. CONTRACT WON AGAIN‘ Columbia Planograph Co. Patent Office Work. The Columbia Planos this city has again been t for the rent issue d official ye: D to ph Co. wi reproduction of ny hos been STURGEON STEAK, 50c Ib. EACHO & CO., INC. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Mkt. Phone Main 6176-9510 LUNCH W"‘l’H US TO-DAY HEALTH CANDYES Q0+ 60¢ 80¢Ib B E Mornson Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Jouy, B cOCHRAN. THOS T. and Cashier. 4% # Funds Commercial business and savi counts specialized and solicited. Resources Qver $5,000, 000 Bank opens at 8:30 ay Clos pom er nl pay when 0s¢ mainta Monthly statement of accounts rendered WE HAVE FOK FREE DISTRIGUS nux\ HANDSOME METAL N WHICH INCULCATE llll !ll" lll TARIET FRANKLIN NATIGNAL BANK Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W. Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washirg- toa’s Lodgeroom 10 a.m., 2 pm., Guide and Lecturer, From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations. Main 397 Regular Service Every Half Hour 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m Round Trip, 90 Cents Mount Vernen open 10 a.m of | more Civil War nd Navy Club of Amer of rded the | the ) he Patent | his is the xixth consecutive year | «u.u.ledl\ o — ————| Live LOBSTERS, 50c Ib | P HICKMAN, | On Time as ac- value alone, unvelied | MRS, WADSWORTH CHOSEN | Senator’s Wife Re-Elected Director of Playground Association. Mrs. James W of the Senator from New Yo ¢ heen a director of the Play ind Recreati ation of Wadsworth. jr.. wife ica since 1916, was re elected at the annual meetinz held in New York City this week Her work in the association has been larzely influential. it is in the Nation-wide spread of pa recreation centers. Ther than S.000 such cente nd an ctive diree nded the con vention and addressed the delezates Tampa. Fla steamship se Portland coast ports Nursery Stock Bushes. Ever Hedee time on is to have direct vice to San Francisco, ttle and other Pacific Roxe eens. Shrubhers. . < th emeteary work Rcdman Bros. 1449 Park Road MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip. 85c ] rj? . who THE | LAKESTOATLANTIC TO HALL OF FAME, ™« Teek e’ PROJECT IS PUSHED Waterway Backers Gratified by Support of Coolidge and Rail Chiefs. Iy the Acsoviated Press MICHIGAN €1 Foriitied by the . Ind., Ma; indorsement Great Lawrence project, ahd by id tended sociation, attached N Pacific ing their to the sea dorsements of it . Gardner. the ation hese were the the plan by rd Chicago, said. Time-Tested—Father Has had over 69 yvears vertisement ¥ of two rthwestern railronds and by support of T Lalke: by Tilinots Towa. who nificance ed from the presidents reat Northern and the > Tt wilk, sarkenthy n-.\pmmun otins reports on prog tacks on the only tion to the waterway s centralized or | two orth- Iroud systems, expry roval of the water route first in Iroad president ¢ ohn's Medicine | success.—Ad- | Dehcious Home Made Candlcs POLLY TRENT CANDY CO. T19-13 st. =< 1013 E. s¢. CARNIVAL cquipment of all kinds. ~standard make goods GARRISON’ Wholesale Toy and N 911 E St N.W. M-E-SWING CO v who OF COMMERCE AND VINGS Admission, 25c H Cor. 3th & LA N\ L N N A PO Purer Candies Cannot Be Made! Laboratory tests have re- peatedly proven, the sterling quaiity of Loft Candies, which are endorsed by America’s leading pure food exrerts. Reasonably priced, too! Milk Chocolate Covered Cream Peppermints Big disks of minty delicious- S D T EETE D ness, under velvety chocolate. - Regularly, §9¢ FULL POUND 54 Friday ard Saturday Combination— May 22 and 23 late All Three Packages Chocolate Covered Moguls A big, tasty wainut and maple flavored marshmallow under rich, velvety choco- Elsewhere, Half Pound 4Qc¢ Assorted Chews A collection of chewing kisses and salt water taffies in many flavors. Elsewhere, Full Pound §Qc¢ Milk Chocolate Cocoanut Royals, Caramels and Chocolate 99 Itatian Creams An exceptionally fine collection of our popular delicacies. Value, Pound §9¢ 'DONNELL’ DRUG STORES 1405 H St. N.W. 604 9th St. N.W. 723 14th St. N.W. F St., Cer. 12th Loft Authonzcd Selling Agent Reasonable prices IOIS E ST 11:1 E\‘EN'IN(J " STAR, Mutual — at 2 0, 945 . Rialto 11:30, 1: Tivoly be responsible We cepting list very carcfully, G TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National Nervous Wreck,” | comedy, at §:20 p.m | Keith y B. Van-George Le- maire, vaudeville, at 15 and 815 p.m. Earle—Leviathan Orchestra, vaude- ville, continuous 1 to 11 p.m. Strand—Lane and Travers, vaude- ville, continuous 12:30 to 11 p.m. Go,” burlesque, at eed Girls,” burlesque, The Mirage,” 805 and 10 p.n. sador—The Be: nd 10 p.m of at 2 uty mndy WASHINGTON, ! courtroom under Get It At Gibson*s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Lunch at Cur Fountain Every Day We serve a real good lunch cvery day at our fountain. Good sandwiches and good soup at very rcasonable prices. Special—24 5c Soda Checks ($1.20 Worth), for $1 Spccial Sale for the Next Five Days Starting Tomorrow, May 23, and Ending May 27, 1925 Open Saturday Night Unts] § This sale is brimful of real good values. { stock s exhausted before sale is over. will deliver any order for $2.00 or more in D. € and radio goods D, €., FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1925. WOMAN GAMBLER FREED Judge Threntened for Protest- ing Jury Verdict. seociated Press XICO CITY, May Hortensia Cortes, luck another hand against fate whom, she testified, their lives on Her delense they bet turn of a card, | that she was stupilied by rot responstble for her & which o Ju; the case would court, wherc Tecame riotous life. be sent n the ry escort A . If you draw a pistol ot no harm done. :30 p.m. We cannot , ex- Re sure to look over this I—Cnndy Specnals \“l:.flw‘ al Good (v;vvm 2._-’(‘ 1 1b. Licoric v Jop- ll Licorice |p|‘\‘ o 49¢ _‘ e T |v|. stiek 6(‘ 1 b, .\“A!(fld |‘r< 35¢ nuts g 1200 Wiappea) (Cara. L. e 31c 1T e P e 1 Kinses ' 21c I1—Soap Specials 5 Fels-Nuptha to customer Limit Limit, 25¢ 25¢ 84¢c 5 to customer 12 19¢ Palm Olive 3 Sunny Monday 10c 3 Woodbury's Faci = 3 Octagon Scouring Pow 15': der 23 Calomel Tablets Sester 15¢ lveerine Suppe adult or infant: spe- 20¢ Epsom s per , 10 pounds 50¢ i Milk of Magnesia, 7% q fine, specia 1"( Squibb’s Aspirin, pecial. @ per Soda Mints, specizl, per = owd d. S e al 15(‘, Toothac i 3 Spe =o ! Live Pills, special, per Puore Glycerine. = | | IV—Toilet Articles Specials | Jap Rose Tal Q¢ Bay Rum in ~|u\|nklplnp 15¢ cum : s Mary Garden Talcum. 15¢ 17c each: 3 for... 45¢ Paim Olive Taleum. 15¢ 39¢ Eresim 25¢ each: 3 for... v Cocoanut Oifl 19 50c Honey Almond and non. Very speci c Cucumber Cream. Very 9@ ¢ Tar Shampoo. 19¢ i special . : sperial S §0c_Palm Olive Cold or Liquid Green 19¢ anis] Shampoo. Very special 1 Vel . o™ 29¢ | Fine Fath Brushes with ‘ ’,:;ge\ long b handle. \.flrb\ e 53¢ L 36¢ | Givson Nk of Magne- | cia Trental Croam. ... S0C | 2 JJe cake 1 Gfbson Toothbrush _in 1 v cluded with each without extra | very spec ' 25¢ | g | | V—Miscellaneous Specials 1 Sanitary Napkins 1 Pint Furniture Polish very special " 30¢ and Auto Cleaner, 25¢ 25c Boxed Writing Paper * special ...... . and Ervelopes: very =0 | 2 i Polar | special 4 e . 2 o 3 10e 1,000 1 > lis Waxed Lmn h i | - Toilet 'Tissue Paper, i spectal 0ci | o s T 18 | Durham Duplex Su:’el\ Prophylactic Hajrbrush, 5Q¢ H Razor in case with 1 ery_special ... Vikde; very apectar”.. . ‘L0 er Ready (set in rub- ! 2 quarts Grape ber) Shaving Brush, | @ ° Sukee 76e | o) cpectaloorirns D9 | | ! Buy at Gibson's—Save Money i ? Brandes $7.25 $1.50 “Brach” ! Superior Lightning Arrester 26.00 Phene 98¢ | (.l‘t nrendrerl rl"hl now Eveready B Batteies | Westinghouse | v Storage Batteries 100-Amp. Hour $3 98 Speclul .- $12.95 { ! Ramstone Burgeu B Batteries Three-Tube $2:00 erae 2% 9149 Chaly $19.98 5900 Targe, ilarly $38.50 kb Tt o $2.89 GET IT AT GIBSON'S 917919 G s Atlantic City ‘ater Taffey. alnut Stuffed 29¢ 39¢ vl..ll?||(’ -\I 3)(' 6¢ 6¢ 10¢ 10¢ 10¢ 20¢ sum. > Chewing 2 5e Life Savers 3 5e Baby Ruth. 3 5¢ Love Nest - Seven Bleven 3 10c OF Henry. 3 0ld Dutch Cleans 20¢ 23c¢ 10¢ 25¢ 10¢ 26¢ Gold Dust 3 Glycerine 2 Goblin Soap Tazel Spe. per box 10c¢ wm Cod I,I\N h b phos- oo 99 s Spee Hinkel's. ]85 a Comp. 15e cin) per 100, . 9¢ Cathar Pills. “Spe. St. N.W. FOR KILLING MAN ON BET| Couple Wagered Lives at Cards.. st night. A jury acquitted her of a charge of murdering Jose Concepcion Saucedo, she killed after a wild party culminating in a game in the was liquor and Juan Correa Nleto dissented ¢'s verdict and announced He was forced to leave the 1 raffle there AMUSEMENTS. americas PERFECT TreaTre CONTINUOUS, ONE TO ELEVEN LEVIATHAN ORCHESTRA and OTHER FEATURES A. M. to 11 P. WM. e ooy WEBER & FIELDS hing Washington's Wrinkles With Waves of Langhter, Abefted By Their Broadway Suc- « “FRIENDLY ENEMIES” —In Person— TED SNYDER America’s Popular Song Writer, Assisted By FRED HUGHES Noted Recording Artist. —Next Week— Your Eyes T g AL S R our for M. A. LEESE rrear <o Branch Store 712 11th Street [ ——=JI=—=1C1 FOLLOW THE CROWD Brine ~our O1d Hats to the Ladies’ Capital Hat S 8 1 \ until savings account with Prosperous! Nothing adds to a per- son’s appearance more than a beautiful diamond ring, tastefully mounted in white or green gold. To wear a diamond signifies saving— saving inspires confidence. And every one wants to have the confidence of his fellowmen, Our new stock of dia- monds for June has arrived and we would consider it a privilege to show our lat- est creations. DPlease re- member, the Castelberg Confidential Credit Plan is at your disposal, \\hid\ means you pay just 50c¢ a week for a handsome dia- mond ring. telbe) 935 Pa. Ave. I‘ 77, MUTUAL THEATER i i [ wim WEEK Commencing Nunday Johnnie Walker Famed on_Stuge_nnd Screen Francis Renault A .|v~(_ 7 Other I Photoplay LOEW'S COLUMBIA ____F Street at 12th Continuous, 10:30 —11 p._ LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents A KISS m. IN THE DARK From Curil 3aude's staoe hit. ‘Aren’t We All -twcith ADOLPHE MENJOU COMEDY—NFE X-WORD Beglnning Sunday “THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL" With Alice Jovee LOEW'S * PALACE AMUSEMENTS. CRANDALL'S: | METROPOLITAN L\s'l’ TWO D‘\\hll TO 11 First National's Special CORINNE GRIFFITH orted by liffe Fellowes, Lloyd Hughes, Louise R Fazendn, Eddie Lyons, Hedda Hopper, Lilyan Tashman and a distinguished ensemble in n reat film version of Ethel ‘ur ymore's atave hit, by Zoe | | I “"DECLASSE | AL sT. JoHn A Riot in “FARES, PLEASE” Daniel Breeskin, Conducting Fizess Orchentra Washington CRANDALL'S TIvoLt TODAY —FLORENCE it " MIRAGE OliARe i ALEER TH V‘Afl MAK FSoP FABL TOMORROW o BRI HAL ~ROACH TDAHO "CRANDALL'S AEAS 0K R EDY TODAY-_VIOLA BEATTY CPRIZE. L1 LEY. in “HELLG HOL HODGE PODGE Tn\inRhu'\\ R BRIV ER 'l CRANDALL'S ¢ il Topay—~orya | LADY OF THE NIGHT i AR A | D B0 — CLAIRE WINDSO! RIS T B ioly CPORTLIGH ___F Street at 13 Centinuous, 10:30 s. m. LAST TWO I'l‘\‘ Metro-Goldwyn Presents BLANCHE SWEET in Marshall Neilaw's glittering panorama of London might-life! “THE SPORTING VENUS” COMED NEWS—TOPICS Beginning Sunday “ADVENTURE" From Jack London's Novel E! = ~” KEITH~ ALBEE VAUDEVILLE" u.."u-... P Comedians BILLY 8. VAN Ana GEO. LEMAIRE And Co. In “HELLO CENTRAL” A Laugh & Minute for n Half Hour CRESSY & DAYNE s HEALY & CROSS HALEY & ROCK 8 Other Keith-Albes Features and ERNEST EVANS And Co. of Talented Beauties . 50c mats., Good bal. 38c. BARGAIN MATINEES Every Sunday and Monday 1. ever o) @ ‘“\’thws MAIN 1184 msoszs/.fi) Don’t Miss the The Leviathan Band Earle Theater, Film Features DUMBARTON Hl?\ isconsin Av GNES AVRES. in TOMORROW = LoV NEWSTANTON fh & C S Nk 8--:30 P.M.. t Noatt - F e A REAT OO R - THE TAKOMA r‘{!fivl;nmn Park, D. H Street N JONES. in Comedy THE THE r»of; Nw OF THE OF THE CHEVY CHASE Avenue & \l('l\mlp) “("I'l GBS TH AWK CHAS! ARLES BiC Sixth Chapter RED RIDING HO0D IDAHO r‘AROuNA IIIII&\ C. \1n DEY Illll St. nml R. 1. Ave. Comeds nd P Sts. in “HIT LIBERTY North Cn HOOT GBSO HIPPODROME in FLIRTS." Comegs. PRINC{S 1119 H St. T JACK B al Melodrama. And Comedy 1 BY. y Xnd "RIDDLE OLYMPIC \uu \l PIN. Juvemis Bet, 14th & 15th in “DICK TUR- et PA. AVE. AT NINT SPEED GIRLS _AMAT Roxx's Star In Gur star FRANK itmseny MOULAN Funny Man of th Annep-~i-, n Persen in the Leading Cemeds Rols in SWEETH ZARTS Central High, Mo 77 78,70 Reserved neats, beginning May dan’s, 13th and G, 23e. 50c. TORAYRUDDY A P CREXT And_COMEDY TOMORROW — CHARLES CHAPLIX CKIE_COOGAN and JA! KID REVIEW | CRANDALL’ S TODAY. BEAH nd BN FRIVOLOUS Avenue Gran RIEN XANTER And COM Tmu.m;vm VIOt BEAUTY vmrr “RaLph BELOVED m\h.. ! CRANDALL’S \]mlllr’l‘hen(! u"l H St. N 1 ) \H NSTER COME! T‘\ “ \vv TDAHO | 9 York Theate: ([l CRANDALL'S ok i " u‘ HEART A | ! Home Theater , CRANDALLS Home Theater 1 Tl\lnxluv\\ — CONV V. ATIONAL ™3 $1.10 - 85¢ - 50¢ ‘ l N | [ Direction Clifford Brooks, Offer | “THE | NERvous 1 WRECK” 14th & Park R, N.w. ALMANAC and 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. MAF 1 _ pEppEr AN s CRANDALL’S ;‘;‘."; et UTY R \\ ES n | l(n/n A [ MAT. TOMOR., 85¢ and 50 | |sbratbep i ot il NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS z | r r i r AT Best stock troupe in years. '—Harold Philitps. Times Next Week Bents Selling “JUST MARRIED” A Wonderful Treat Earle Theater wrER F)SHUBERT, ay 25 Bocxlc $2.50| E Ll s c Management Messrs. Shubert Mat. Wed 80c o0 $1.50 Bat. Mat 50c to $2.00 The Leviathan Band NEXT MONDAY NIGHT—SEATS NOW The ACTORS' THEATER Presents Bernard Shaw's Great “CANDIDA"” Thix Distinguished Cast: PEGGY WOOD, RICHARD BIRD. ERNEST COSSART. GERALD HAMER. Earle Theater | GAYELY:SE Last Week of the Season START NOW TO GET THE GLEN ECHO GOING HABIT YOU'LL FIND AMUSEMENT APLENTY MUSIC AND HIS PEPPY BAND FOR DANCING ADMISSION TO PARK IS FREE You Must Hear Earle Theater WYNDHAM, A ourse, 4 priv., 3 ¢l S e_environment. W. PEDRO DE CORDOBA. ELIZABETH PATTERSON, VETY s ~815 | let's Gu'?,‘Manny “King d BT Taseons by W, Phone Fr. l'\lOfl-J "' private lessons, E LI ass. 1128, Comedy " The Hit of the Year ' The Leviathan Band The Leviathan Band 51 PROF IR 1 i standing. ns any time Friduy—" ]c. BALLE School of vate Ie ertr H'lllrn()m Taueht. e hildsen's. Dan | DAVISON’S Teach you to danco cor. hour Pri Class STUDIO. 1850 BILTMORE. ' COL. 902 \ 4