Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1925, Page 28

F 28 SEVEN DIE AS TRAI e rommarm— ! THE AUTHOR OF | A Book Oor ; How To Wi “ AT POKER | | LEAPS FROM RAILS Enginemen and 5 Passengers Victims—Score Hurt, Some Perhaps Fatally. nternational and Great two miles bt resulted Northern 1§ uthwest of v the two nezro p: were injured hine Special N the r Palestine, engi *alestine, fireman. h traveling at the effects of taken to to the Long COSMOPOLITAN CLUB LEAVES FOR OUTING| 250 Members, Guests Will Cruise to Norfolk Over Week End. 250 members of the Cos of Washington. their prominent business e club left for than here they will start their | folk cr will aebark. at 10 am, [hey \\l]l be the Cosmopolitan Club srrow. Special trains rty to Cape Henry, \nl(nlh club s arranged | te entertainment Will Raise The Norfolk club Alzbama and be the cal club on a cruise Sunday. row mornir flag-raising ceremony this time they will als silken United States fl the wives of the membe Special souvenir programs contain inz the photos of all the members of the club will be distributed when the party boards the Alabama. At the luncheon at the Flag board Tomor- at sunrise. At} accept a 3 Franklin | are Totel vesterday two new mem- | Thex | were admitted to the club. were Michael Doyle, the Municipal former judge of Court, and Warren A short address was also given Dr. G. Farnum. George Michael Heister won the | booster prizes for the we Those in charge of the are: Paul ndstedt the club: Heiste of the trip committee: George Wyne, Frank Fenwick, Dr. J. Rozier Bi Tewis A. Payne, Frederick J. Ric Thillip Buettner, J. S. McKee and Rob- ert Simpson. Lucke and Xorfolk trip president of | chairman | - 5 i n via. R. F. & P, | Round trip to Rich- | Fredericksburg, $2.00. | —Advertisement. $4.00: agents Woman Gets Divorce. Mrs. Hattie Farhood has been & ed by tice Hitz of the Dist Their Wives and | presented by | ‘ | was appointed, THE EVENING -STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 29, 192%. 33 \ DoNT Krow WHAT'S { THE TROUBLE | WATH ME | TONIGHT - EVERY THING AL front | {PLEDGE BATHING POOL ests of the lo-| the club will attend a | Realty Board Has $850 for Fund | rrank and Lorenzo Noel, negro broth- and Will Raise Balance of $2.000 Needed. When will arms to the children and mothers from the hot and dusty city the coming| Summer it will have a new swimming Camp Good opens | pool, one of the vital needs since swim- ming in Rock Creek was forbidden This ct was definitely es Wednesday afternoon, when the | mer outings committee of the Asso. | of the 1325 s 10 approved a pool, son at the Social \M\\ae Sleventh street, and for- the construction of estimated to cost about ,000, and to be constructed under e advice and supervision of the Health Department. It was announced that the committee already had in hand toward this project $600 contrib- uted two years ago by members of the Real Estate Board, and that members of this organization are now trying to raise the balance. During the meeting a contribution of $250 was reccived from the Mith Lodge of Perfection, No. 1, A. A subcommittee on pool construc consisting of Th | House, mally such ] Supreme Court a limited divorce f A e e E e laces of Washingto nd Atlantic City The decree the wife custody of the son and per month. “arhood went into ban ruptey and the court directed his r ceis the wife $3.500 for her | interest in certain properts | e | TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. | Belasco—"Candida,” comedy, at 820 p.m ional—"Just Married,” 20 p.m Keith's—Weber and Fields, ville, at 2:15 and $:15 p.m Strand—Lillian (‘Dimples”) Walker, vaudeville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 pm le—Johnnie Walker, vaudeville. from 1 to 11 p.m. burlesque. Bernard Shaw's comedy. at vaude- | 'he Little French Girl,” to 11 p.m Want My to 11 p.m Adventure,” at 11:15 a.m., 30, 7:30 and 9:45 p.m. Dangerous Innocence,” at 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and Columbia— continuous 11 a.m. i Man,” Rialto— 11:30 am., 1:3 9:30 p.m. Fifth 2:30, 4:20, 6:0: Avenue Models,” and 9:30 p.m Cafe in Cairo,” at at “The Rag Man 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves ith St. Wharf 10 ADM. ‘and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85c Admi ssmn, 25 FL GARRISON’S lesale Toy and Novelty Co.. Ine. t. N.W. at 12:30, | AGS For Decoration Das. THE RADIATOR RECTIFIER Andre Rectifier (Cabinet) “hm Star Cover (Shield) Mom'lcnl SAVES 'Jmne joints Furniture lnm 0 turnitare ateel lo match trim or furaiture Alk for_de iptive AXDREWHITE CORP. Peoples Life Ins. Bldg., Phone M. 6258 imony of $40 | P |ana Mrs. Bones, Edward Beetham, Wallace Hatch and John Joy Edson as ex- officio chairman of the Summer Out- Committee. For this special | roject about $1.150 remains to be raised. Messrs. Wardman and Bones have offered to construct the pool at | cost The Summer which ficers—Mr. Outings Committee, continues with the same of- Edson, as chairman; John H. Clapp, vi chairman, and Harry G. Meem, treasurer—yesterday nounced that Camp Good Wil open -on Wednesday. is to July 1, with Mr. William Mengert again in charge, and that Camp Pleasant, at Blue Plains, is to open on Tues- day, June 30, under the direction of Mrs. Laura Glenn, who has had charge there since its present location. The plan is to receive at Camp Good Will 150 mothers and children in each party, or 600 admis and at Camp Pleasant, 125 mothers and c or 500 admissions. West Virginia Wins Trophy. The Navy Department today that the battleship West Vir- ginia had won the annual fleet gun- nery. trophy for the final year 1924-25 The Pennsylvania was second. Okla- homa, third; Maryland, fourth, and Texas, fifth 77727727777, % N 727, 7 CLEAN 770 MAXWELLS DURANTS CHEVROLETS FORDS Open Models Come Early—They % 2 772 ) 1321-23 14th St THAT'S 1S T, RUF 2 You CUGHT To READ A GOCD BooK or POKER. THEY SAY A MAR CArt LEARM OnE OF THOSEY} BOOW S tions were taken in the courtroom to- | ciated Charities held its first meeting (" an- | Idren, | | announced —By WEBSTER —————— VouR TH STACK SAy,R.F, Nouw OUGHT To READ THAT CHAPTER. 1r4 YOUR Boow. o~ BLUFFING. ' HEAR TS GREAT STOFF 1F YA NEED AmYy TESTr- MOMMIALS YOoR YouR Boow Vit BE GLAD 1o G\VE YA OMNE, T MADE A PERFECT rOoKER. PLAYER ouTa ME ALL KIGHYT { - \j_./ STICK AROUMO,R.F, AmT we'LL TEACH YA SomETHIMG ABOUT PorER oT FROM — \F ‘I‘D'RCAO vyour Boow ,R.F., I D Be FURTHER AHEAD THAM | Am Ordered to Canal Zone. First Lieut. Benjamin R. Farrar United States Infantry, has been re lieved from duty at the Fork Union Military Academy, Va.. and ordered to the Panama Canal Zone, for duty Freedom Hill Inn Tysson's Cross Roads, Va., May 30th, Chicken Dinners [ole——[[———n| FOLLOW THE CROWD Bring, 7our 01d Hat to ihe Ladies’ Capitul Hat Kho R N | NEGRO BROTHERS TO DIE. R e S ng Riot and Shooting of Five. DALLAS, Tex.. May 20 (®.—| | {ers, were given the death penaity by | two juries here vesterday for crim |inally assauiting Mrs. Mary Steer, and | sentenced to be electrocuted June 23. The negroes pleaded guilty and the facts were ]nrl"‘vnlml to juries. The {two - trials - required than m.»; | hos | 5061 ana pis brother were ‘sought by | a mob on the night of May 20, which | |attempted to storm the jail here. In |the disturbance five men were shot, |one fatally. As a result extra precau- n the new Spring selection of Ladiew I Plenty of Hard Crabs Crabs in All Styles HERZOG’S Only fresh fish used. Fried or broiled bass. Boston mackerel. trout shad roe, baked shad. scallops and sea-food salads, chicken. ete, |] LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY Brer W 12036 st HEALTH CANDIES a0+ €0+ 804 Ib #hrimp, steaks 11th and Potomac River—Open =l kmdl of Blank Books see | im: Until Midnight—Closed Sundays ™ mense stock on | JORN B. un HRAN, Presiden vp o i Saving ~ THOS P. HICKMAN, V. E. and Cashier. 4% On Time Funds 1009 Pa. Ave. E. Momson Paper Co. ‘ Dehcious Home Made Candlcs POLLY TRENT CANDY CO. ‘119'13 St. >0 1013 E st | Commercial business and savings ac- | A3 z counts specialized_and solicited. Bank ‘opens at 8:30 am. Closes 3 ‘F All Colors pom., except on Government pay days, when a 5:15 pm. close is maintained. On Saturday, we closc at noon, reopen- Y Also Cut Flowers and ing from 5:30 to 8 pm Monthly statement of t Pot Plants onthly. statement of accounts We Are Located at Iy 1449 Park Road | ¢ 14th and Columbia Road > 16th and T Sts. FOR FREE quTRlllTlflV INGS BA! Rodman Bros. b METAL SAV & MKCOLCATE THE SMIRIT | OF 3 FRANKL]N NATIONAL BANK | Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W. Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue 7 N SWEEP SALE!! ALL USED CARS MUST GO! BUICKS REOS SAXONS FORD TRUCKS DODGES CLEVELANDS STARS OLDSMOBILES EVERY CAR MUST BE SOLD Prices 3150& And Up Closed Models Won’t Last Long at the Prices, We Are Asking H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS. Maxwell-Chrysler Used Car Department North 4296 AMUSEMENTS. coLiMBIA | ol | LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents THE LITTLE FRENCH GIRL n alluring version of Anne Doug- as Sedgwick’s noted novel, with ALICE JOY( MARY BRIAN Comedy—News—Toples. Beginning Sunday NORMA SHEARER In “Waking Up the Town.” I LOEW'S Favamount Presens ADVENTURE Ry JACK LONDON A thrilling romance of danger in tha S WITH PAULINE TOM HOOKE—-WALLACE BEERY wa—Overture. rning Sunday THOMBS MEIGHAN In “0ld Home Week,” I NATIO NA $1.10 - 83c i A TONIGHT 8120 - 50c e Mat. Tomorrow, 85c and 50¢ | NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Direction Clifford Brooks, Offer S MARRIED” during the past seasom (ghter bean oF Naxt We joats Sellin ek. " Bear “SO THIS IS LONDON’ SHUBERT ELASC ment Messre The ACTORS' THEATEK ¥ m,..r TONIGHT AT 3:30 56c to 93.50 Mana; Bat. Mat at 2:30 500 to 3200 M. A. LEESE * 618 Dth St Tranch Store DON'T ENVY THE SAVER Be One Yourself 1 you maney 397 Interest AN OF COMMERC( AND_ SAVING (“nr th& E Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 Stopping Off In ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washirg- ton's Lodgeroom 10 a.m., 2 pm, Guide and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phone Reservations, Main 387 Regular Service Every Half Hour. 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Round Trip, 90 Cents Mount Vernon open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mount Vernon Not Open on Sunday] Wlllllmn Virginia Railway Co. Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Cost on an Average of ic a Day! “Bank of the People” 1336 N. Y. Ave. | AMI MIUNTS, CHESAPEAKE BEACH On-the-Bay Opens May 20th Salt-Wateér Bathing Seashore Attractions Round Trip, Adults, 50¢; Chilaven, (Sundays & Holiday Dancing ). 4 Retuin Last Performance FRANK (Tonight) MOULAN Funny Man of the Eadio. Appearing in o g P g A g o S SWEETHEARTS with “The Washingtonians” Central High Tonight Reserved dun's, 13th J | I 712 11th Street| MUTUAL THEATER VE. AT N HURRY UP AMATEURS' NIGHT WASHINGTON'S FAMOUS FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK IN ADDITION TO ITS 40 AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ANNOUNCES SPECTAL NOVELTIES BY, “HAPPY” WALKER AND HIS OELEBRATED HEASANT BAND BALLROOM TO 11:30 8:30 to 11:30 TOMORROW | DANCING ALL OTHER AMUSEMENTS NOON "TIL MIDNIGHT GLEN ECHO IS THE IDEAL PLACE FOR PICNICS EVERY FACILITY FOR THEM | THE STAR. “Francis Renault made | (hc women gasp at his $50,000 ward- | "AT THE EARLE " | 477" KEITH~ ALBEE VAUDEVILLE- * JOB LEW { WEBER & FIELD Pr"mtlnt(x‘fl:{h Funatost Act “RE ENCES” xtrsa Co-Headline Attraction, MARIE CAHILL Liting Songs and Smart Stories | The Puriatan Besuty MARCEL!NE D’ALROY In_ Her Enchanting Nevelts “THE DEBIGNING "OIA; | 8 Other Keith-Albee Featwres THE HERALD. “Johannes Jose son offers one of the most novel acts on the \lrlety stage. THE EARLE CAROLINA 1ite N THOMAS _ “COMING THRU.” cmc1._£ 2105 Pa Ample Pa D 14th St. and R. L. A ELITE "3 \\.(:‘\[A\' Gomety AMERICAN !st St. & R. 1. Ave. o T “coMIx North Capitoland P St LIBERTY MRS WATLAC P.“nrm n “BROKEN LAW: Oth &N.Y. Ave. N.W. HIPPODROME °£3%.% AT 30 RUTH." _Conedy. PRINCESS 1119 H st. NE. Wagox, THE COVERED PARI( THEATER IGXB 14th N.W. Only showing in Yo " ERS OF THE ARY PICKFORD - G, RIDDLE RIDER N0, 1 You St. Bet. 14th &'mn OLYMP‘CMARGAR}‘T lel\(‘s’m\! CHORUS GO SPAMPER SATU! RUAY—M WLOVE L ._comedy DUMBA R*iwm—, TON POLI \Egl;l!! e “EAST OF SUEZ S emaseiol SHRORL = NEW STANTON 6th 2 CSieNE WM. DESMOND, in “'nle )(EASQU::Z“EPJF. BY “GRE. lenmnl’urk. D 0. ER AN Mhemas TR TNy, (uiedy. ~THE & 911 H_Street N.E. EMPIRE FORFE C(D BRYE\ THE ROUGHNFG it THE. CANSTBALS: “eans AMUSEMENTS. _AMUSEMENTS. Special Mcmnrml Day Trlpa to COLONIAL BEACH “Washington’s Atlantic City” Palatial Steamer ST. JOHNS Seventh Teday at May 31 Street 2:30 PM 30, 9 AM 9 AM. Leaves \\]‘ arf ROUND TRIP Season and Holiday Tickets, §$2 One-Day sion (Re. me Day), $1.50 ren Half Fare Free Dancing on Steamer Salt Water Bat Crabbing—All Steavier stops at Alexandria on all trips halt hous after Ieasin 40-Mile Moonlight Trips Start Monday, June 1,7:15 P. ! americas PERFECT Theatre CONTINUOUS ONE TO ELEVEN LAST TIMES NEXT WEEK e Commencing Sundar Johnnie Walker “The “Lilies of JOSEPH K. WATSON Lash” || the Streets” Vaudeville's Paramount in Person Il -On the Secreen Attraction —_— FRANCIS RENAULT Opens Tomorrow Decoration Day Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th Street Wharf 10 A.M,, 2:30 and 6:30 P. M. Round Trip, 50c FREE DANCING ALL DAY McWilliams’ Orchestra MOUNT VERNON 10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. THE POS “‘The Lash' gives Johnnie Walker ample opportunities to display his dramatic abilities.” AT THE EARLE RIALTO Continuens 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. De Luxe Shows 3-7-8 Cam Laemmle Presents “DANGEROUS INNOCENCE” CO-STARRING LAURA LA PLANTE and EUGENE O’BRIEN —ON THE STAGF— MILLER & PETERSON Assisted By Athlene amd the Pershing Gnard Cadets In Songs—Steps—Synocopation ~—STARTING SUNDAY=— A Owtizusase by Rebert Keabis of Kis “SIMON GALLEI PETER" Teaturing MARIE PREVOST and MONTE BLUE Engagement Extraordinary Geerge Washington University Glee Club Cherus of 30 Veloss in Varied Beag Selections. ALL§——— uzr 'iroum First Na 1 Presents MILTON SILLS DORIS KENYON May Allison, Phyllis Haver and Great Cast in I WANT MY MAR — EXTRA — LARRY SEMON In “THE DOME DOCTOR” Weutd survey—Coley Seemis Symphenie olve‘.flv-— = 'S T TIVOLI mhm-fls d. Y and THE TIMES. “Bert Walton copped the laughs in, ‘You'll do the Same Thing to_Some One Else.’” AT THE EARLE and sce: mot be tais pleture. MEN ONLY STARTING Continuous SUN. 1o 11 oQth Bet. D & ® LL’S CEN 1E VER! P Xnd’ SCRE CHANEY, | I I 'Px\( H." ©And SEN- AP RANDALL’S SAV OYTHEA'I'ER And Garden 14th & Col. Rd. Mats. 2 p.m. Saturday. 3 p.m. aun.ny TODAY_BUFFALO BILL JE, 'AST AND FEARLESS.» " GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY. Co TOMORROW — STAR CAST. CSTRAIGHT THROU rng- " And nd Adm. Adm. 50 Cents" 50 Cents WOMEN ONLY Mem. and Thur. 1 te 11 P. M. Alse Daily Matinee GAYETY THEATER DANCING. WR. LEROY H. THAYE] (Lango.’ All Modern Dances ass 1145 Connecticut Ave: " Mam {OSEPHINE TACKSON. 1 vasur DANCING sons. ssone. ieason.~ 1636 10th st nw. Ph. Poi- '7"1’"" PROF. WYNDHAM 910 Eve St N.W. Dhone ¥ Updo the-minite e T, Si0n GLOVERS. 613 22rd N. w__; v O T e 75, Conres. & ol S By, CIa e, Fine environment, W | C. BALLE Shoglof hish standing. Pr lessons any time. Class o Tusaday 2 Daily TODAY‘”" R FOX THE SADDI VK. GANG, in HIGH S0C; TErY. “SUNKEN SILVER." CRANDALL'S Apollo Theater And Glrdzn And CRANDALL’S ¥ORK THEATER | Ga. Ave. & Quebes TODAY—PRISCILLA DEAN, in “A CAIRO.” And Aesop Favie, TOMORROW — VIOLA NA.in WTHE BEAUTY PRIIE Aol HE BELOVED “And “IDAHO. RAPHAEL 9th & O Streets N.W. “THE RAMS] LE T cmr,w CHASE Conn. Avenue & .C. BY CAR Y., < IOFT_ SH( = maRR cangx. b T ShoRs R {Ornetea) “Hriday- Q(hl n.w. Fr: rd fiTz 1230 C St. N.E. CHANEY, i “TH NS CRANDALL’S Home Theater 10! And CKIN — HARRY CAREY. in “EASY on n mz I‘LAIH}«G FORTIES. BN S An YFast oM T ACHER STUDI i classes Mon. and » AND ‘4“ g o 1 Ith orchestra. Priv. I mu&m&.auwmflm’“"' = '