Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 36

" fi FIFTEEN HONORED | WITH FELLUWSHIPS Guggenhelm Memonal Foun- dation Award to U. S. Scholars and Educators. Py the Associated Pre NEW YORK June 1.—Appointment and educators in the 1 tes as the first to receive fell u~n.,m from the J Simon fm Memor ndation announced yester e 13, in 1d the & work their studies field as Me: East and Afric lsaac Fisher will in subjects, han of them India on amia the Far o teacher in Fisk Tenn., will world racial and abroad Schultz’s Specific Work. Dr. Edwin W. Sch z of Leland Stanford, Jr University, will work the phenomenon of bacteriophagy pro: by which it royed various on ba by named h the Violet Barbour of Vassar he only woman named. will hist 1 subjects, including lo-Dutch relations during the period of the Protectorate and Restoration Others in List of Appointees. Others appointed are: Gordon Flovd Y‘vr!w Leland anford, Jr.. ni ver to study natural history R. Griffith, University of child psychology; Merritt Hughes, University of Cali nia, history; John Robert Kline, ersity of Pennsylvania, mathe r. Gerhard Krohn Rollefson. of (California, physic k H S Uni man wit ablished United 00,000, was e heim. former Senator, and Mrs. Guggenheim memory of their son. who died in 1 After this year it is expected to ay Point from 40 to 50 scholars annually. ecach to receive about $2,500 .0 carry on specific work CRACK ARGENTINE PONIES WALES’ POLO MOUNTS Best of Land to Be Gifts to Prince on Forthcoming Visit to South America. une 1.—When ays polo on his entina he will the | » of Wales forthcoming visit to ride the five best ponies in the coun- try, and they will be his own prop- s They will be the winning ponies annual Argentine live stock rchased and presented to him gentine Rural Society, which 1t the an attend it, the on of the show been advanced from September August 14. Bulgaria Drops Army Recruits. 1A, Bulg June 1 (A).—The minister of v issued orders for the immediate discharge of the ad- ditional troops which Bulgaria had recruited. This is due to the refusal of the ambassadors’ council to per- mit their further retention ral for people to talk, to SO but Youthin Age. When a man is old and shaken, he | will sigh, in his distress, “By my {hair and teeth forsaken, little boots {it how I dress. Blooming damsels | do not heed mie, or my clothes of [pink and blue, gorgeous widows do |not need me in the business they pursue. Let the youngsters ha iplenty of fine rags, inviting stares; no one cares 10 hoots or 20 what an old gray duffer wears. So the old hoy goes to picces, dropping from the well groomed line, wearing pants | hat have no creases, wearing s that need a shine. And his hat is old wd flabby and his coat and vest are | stained : his appearance is so shabby that his wife and aunt arc pained By his garb he advertises he's a has- been, sad to sce, with no hope of pulling prizes from this world's great Christmas tree. People say, “He once was clever, with ambitions quite a few, but he's shot his bolt forever, he is finished, he is through.” Wh a contrast is the voter who in age is standing straight, always claiming that his motor still is hitting on all eight. All the sloth of weaklings scorning, he wears trousers nicely creased, he is dolled up every morn- ing like a bridegroom at a feast Though his teeth are plugged with putty and his eyes are chinaware, he considers old men nutty who slouchy, who don’t care. So the thing men attire him in fine rag that can’t be beat. and the people all |admire him as hc-teeters up the | t (Copyright) are WALT MASON. MANUFACTURER KILLS SELF IN DESPONDENCY Charlotte, N. C., Man., Worried by Business Sends Shot Through Brain. CHARLOTTE, N. C.. June Thomas J. Davis, president of the Elba Manufacturing Co., shot himself through the brain with a .32-caliber pistol and died instantly in his office here late vesterday. His son, Merri- man R. Davis, whb had gone to the local plant with his father a few minutes prior to the shooting, was Troubles, {in an adjoining office when he heard the fatal shot. Officers who investi gated pronounced it a sulcide. Brooding over business worries, brought about by the long-continued ill health of his chief business part- ner, John R. Vanness; the recent death of his near neighbor, friend and business associate, Sam R. Moore, and the ill health of the manager of the Maxton, N. plant of the Elba | Co. was the 15e igned by mem bers of his family for the act of self. destruction. Mr. Davis He has two sons University of North Carolina. He was connected with a varlety of business enterprises in Charlotte. | WILL SPEAK AT OXFORD. California U. Presldent to Deliver Annual Astronomical Address. Calif., June 1 (#).— ‘ampbell, president of the of Californta and noted ronomer, left yesterday for Eng. land to deliver the annual Halley Astronomical address at Oxford Uni- versity on June 17. He wili sail from New York on June 6. Dr. Campbell is said to be the first American in- vited to deliver this address. Asquith Knight of Garter. LONDON. June 1 (#).—Lord Oxford and Asquith has been appointed a Knight of the Garter. He is the sec- ond ex-premier to receive this honor in recent vears, A. J. Balfour having been decorated with this order in nd then assuming the title of of Balfour clear case of was in his 65th year. students in the BERK Dr. W. W University at luncheon contribution in summertime Washington T'o those who know Washington very well, tkis is one of the Scason’s i The Willard Roof Garden opens again to the publie, fomorrow, at Cool, quiet evenings from memory of hot foods of a famous Willard restaurant. . . break- fast, luncheon, supper as well as dinner . . . and the most utterly There is instant prot: rain. In fact, everything is done to make your visit here most enjoyable. Tomorrow is opening day—at lunchcon- time. Youwill find it delightful. The WILLARD Roof Garden M opens tomorrow at luncheon . {{ N /) | By the Associated Press THE WILLARD Pennsylvania Avenue, 14th and F Streets WASHINGTON, D. C. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, JUNE SLAYER KILLS SELF BY FIRING BEDDING Mrs. Alexander Norbert Makes Good Suicide Boast in Spring- field, Il Jail. ELD, I, Alexander Norbert, slayer of her husband ticide by setting fire to her bedding in the county jail here vesterday making good her declaration that she would never enter a prison The bedding was burning flercely Mrs rbert uttered her first . Which brought two guards to the scene. They extinguished the flames and the woman was rushed to a hospital, where she died Inhaling of flames, physician stated, was the Immediate cause of death, al though she was horribly burned about | the body Mrs. Norbert, who killed her hus band with an ax several weeks ago had been carefully guarded. She made repeated requests for matches, which were denied her. The matter of how she zot the matches is being investigated by officials. DEBS SAYS WORLD WAR | June 51, s confessed committed bef Socialist Leader Declares Many Rank as Hoboes. CLEVEL. June 1.—The World War instead of ending war made it world wide. ugene V. Debs leader of the Socialist party, declared | in an address at a mass meetin honor of his golden annivers champion of the cause of the w D. Ohio, ¥ who went as heroes befor the cheering crowds are hohoes now . Debs said. “There are more men | under arms today than ever before in the world’s history. In every capitalistic nation the laboratories are | working overtime developing new s and high explo nihilate the human race is for peace today., and those who believe in preparedness. A collection and sale of litel netted approximately $1,000 for use in | efforts at rehabilitation of the Social-| ist party t Carnegie Fund Aids Tokio College. NEW YORK, June 1 (). —The C: negie Endowment for International Peace through its director, Dr. Nicho las Murray Butler, has given $10,000 to help Trebuild Psuda Colige in Tokio, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Frank A. Vanderlip, chair- man of the Psuda College committee. THE R\I)I-\TOR RECTIFIER © Rectifier (Cabinet) APRie dtar Covestahield) Decorations SAVES {5 o, Furniture Peoples Life Tns. Thone M. 6258 Y E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. jc———[|c———|o] FOLLOW THE CROWD Bring vour Old Hats to the Ladles' Capital Hat Shop, 508 11th 8¢ N.W.. | have them cleaned and reblocked in’ new Spring styles. Large Soiection et =4 Frames, Btraw Bralds Hat Trimmings. i Bldx.. ES —We have Blank Books. you need them all kinds of Sen us when | ...an important to your pleasure mportant announcements, luncheon. ... 11 stories skyward streets . . . the excellent inviting dance music. ection in case of a sudden e MADE WAR WORLD-WIDE !, 1 Who Once Were Heroes Now | | DOG’S FRANTIC EFFORTS TO SAVE MASTER FAIL Attempt to Bring Help to Young Man Who Was Drowning Proves Fruitless. By the Associated Press, LAKE WALES, Fla, June 1.— Frantic efforts of a dog to save his master proved fruitless early morning when King vears old, drowned yester Bassett, 21 Lake Wales day in | after being exhausted in an attempt to reach his boat The dog, attracted to the shove of the luke by young Bassett's calls for help, ran fo the Bassett home nearby and barked continuously. The mother was awakened but did not follow the dog to the lake, where but a short distance away her son was drowning. The youth had been in swimming and was Nz his boat when he fell backw into the water. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National comedy, at 8:2 Keith's—Van and Schenck, ville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m rle—Joseph K Watson, vaude. ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m Metropolitan—*“My Son,” continu ous from 11 am. to 11 p.m Palace-~0ld Home Week." at 11:20 and 9:40 p.m Up the Town, 2:45, 4:33, 6:15, 8 Is London,” vaude- compense.* t 11:30 a.m 30 and 9:30 p.m New Toys,” continuous 1:45 to 11 p.m Ambassador- 9:50 p.m Central— 3:30, y Son,” “Beyond the Border. 30, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. ayety—"Some Wild Oat ous 1 to 11 p.m. at continu (women only). at 6.8 and 1, 1925, TWO WAREHOUSES BURN. Undetermined Quantity of Cotton Also Destroyed in Atlanta. ATLANTA, Ga., June 1 (P).—Two warehouses were destroyed by fire here last night. An undetermined amount of cotton stored in one of the structures was burned. The principal loss, the amount of which could not be ascertained at ! o'clock this morn- ing, was sustained by the Wizard Products Manufacturing Co. and the V. H. Kreigshaber Co., manufacturers of wooden appliances. Fire department officials are check- ing up on the los: Lots of men \\oukl willingly work for their board—if they could find some one to work MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Teaves 7th St. Wharf 10 AM. and 230 P.M. Round Trip, 85c Adm non, 25¢ LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY Brar 103G st HEALTH CANDIES 40+ €0¢ 80¢ Ib ONE PAIR OF EYES Consult our op. tometrists for ac curate advice. OPTICAL CoO. 614 Oth St. 712 11th Street ‘M. A. LEES | Branch ! 8t Get It At Gibson's Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Lunch at Our Fountain Every Day e a very delicious lunch at c Prices are very reasonable. r fountain every Special : 'j4-—5c Soda Checks ($1.20 Worth) for $1.00 Bring Your Prescriptions to Gibson’s We Fill All Prescriptions With the Greatest Care by Our Registerd Graduate Pharmacist Great 95¢ Sale Tuesday and Wednesday Talcum Powders > Squibb's Talcu Vendome N um Mavis Talcum. Mennen's Talcum. ary Garden Z5e 25¢ 5 cum Palmolive Talcum. 3—Azurea Talcum c Pinaud's Ta (Uit ario: aboeri of) et Bing of Talcum Powder to each customer.) Soaps —10c Colgate’s Big Bath..95¢ —10c Colgate’s Coleo. .....95¢ 10c Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet 3 95 —10c Odor Soaps -25¢ Colgate's Bouquet ¥ Colgate’s Soap arge Gold Dust. . > Gold Dust. 10 Goblin Soap. 14—10c Palmolive 14 Life Buoy Soap.. (Limit, one order of each kind of Soap to each customer.) Tooth Paste 25¢ Colgate’s Tooth Paste and one 25c cake Cashmere Bouquet_Soap .. 3—50c Pyrodento Paste 3—50cSauibb’s Tooth Paste, 95¢ 5¢ Listerine Tooth Paste, 95¢ 30 Gibson's Milk of Mag- nesia_Dental Cream......95¢ 3--50c Pebeco Tooth Pasta. 95¢ (Limit, one order of each kind of Tooth Paste to each customer.) Toilet Goods Pond's Vanishing i 95¢ Tooth .95¢ 4--3bc Cream 3 pints Ruhhmn coh 3—35c tubes Williams’ ing Cream ........ 4 Frostilla . 3—50c Palmoliv 4—35c Cream 2 dozen regular Kotex 5¢ {Limit, one' order of each kind of Toilet Goods to each customer.) Shampoo Palmolive Shaving Medicines Bisodol. Pepto Mungan Phillops’ Milk of Mag. 5 ozs ude’ —50c nesia 14-0z. solvent . large Caldwell's Pepsin . large Soda . Hill's 3—50c_ Emulsion Cod Liver il with Hypaphosphites. 300 Aspirin 1 Milk's Emulsion 5 cans Borden's le:h- Frand Condensed Milk. .. 95¢ 5 boxes Medicated Throat . .95 se 95c bottle uticura Re. Fleet's 95¢ Discs 1 pint Qqu!h?n 2 Inrral ol with Agar .. 93¢ (Limit, one order n' aarh kind of above medicines to each customer.) Miscellaneous 1 Allnickel-plated Flash light, complete with bat- teries and bulb. .... w Irrigator. complete with tubing, cut-offs and pipes . SR Selt-Alling Fountain Pen. Ibs. Seabury & Johnson Ab- sorbent Cotton .. 95¢ Corrugated Nickel-plated Vacuum Bottle, pint si imported B Aluminum_Percolator. Aluminum Bucket. .. Alulminum Teakettle. Aluminum Water Pitc 1—2-1b tin O’Cedar Wax $—2,000-sheet rolls of T Tissue Paper.. Fiveyard Packages Gauze .. 1 Guaranteed Fountain Syringe ....... 1 _Guaranteed Bottle 15 Sterno Canned Heat 1 quart Dethol...., 1 quart Fiut".,.... 1 quart Preventol. 1—2-quart W. E. Pitcher. . 3 Ibs. Lady Faire Theatrical Cold Cream ....... 95, 5 Rubber Baby Pants, large, 93¢ 1 yard $1 Rubber Sheet ing .. 95¢ 12 large Mothproof Bags. 4 large Fab 95¢ (Limit, one order of each Mis- cellaneous item to each customer.) Stock limited—cannot be responsible if exhausted before sale is over. We deliver any order for $2.00 or more in D. C. Telephones— Main 1085 Franklin 5077 No Candy or Radio Goods Delivered -A-D-I- Buy at Gibson" Brandes Superior $6.00 Phones $3.25 Everyready B Batteries o T 2 $1.99 $3.75 large, $2.49 $3.98 45 volts volt Battery Rarnstonc Three-Tube Set, Only $19.98 Regularly $38.50 s—Save Money $1.50 “Brach" Lightning Arrester Get ‘prepared right now Westinghouse Storage Batteries 100-Amp. Hour @19 95 Burgcss B Batter;ea $2.00 large, $l 49 Volts $4.00 GET IT AT GIBSON'S 917-919 G St. N.W. AMUSEMENTS. _AMUSEMENTS. THE ANAPPY SYNCOPATING “HAPPY” WALKER I8 PLAYING WITH AND DIREOTING 18 NATIONALLY KNOWN GOLDEN PHEASANTS TONIGHT AND WILL DO 80 EVERY WEEK NIGHT THIS SUMMER FOR DA#CING A GLEN ECHO FRLE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARE 50 ATTRACTIONS ETYOUR —carnival _equipment here. Big stock: reasonable prices. GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co., Ine. 914 - J0HN B. COCHRAN, 'mm P. HICKMAN, President . P. apd Cashier. 4% On Time Funds Commercial business and savings ac- counts specialized and solicited. Resources Over $5,000,000 Bank opens at 8:30 am. Closes 3 pm., except on Government pay days, when a 5:15 pm. close is maintained. On Saturday, we close at noon, reopen- ing from 5:30 to 8 p.m Monthly statement of accounts rendered FOR FREE _DISTRIBUTION METAL SAVINGS BANKS, o NCULCATE THE SPIRY FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. NW. Branch 1111 Connecticut Avenue Mt.Vernon: Chair Car de Luxe Service $1.50 Stopping OF In ALEXANDRIA To visit Christ Church and Washing- ton's Lodgeroom . 2 pm, Guide and Lecturer. From Mid-City Terminal 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. Phome Reservations, Main 397 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| Washington Virginia Railway Co. 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Gibson's Special Leather Truss, doubleh % a o Marc aten Truss $7.00 ‘Washington Agents for Dr. Jeanner Walter's Pure Gum Reducing Garments These famous reducing garments positively rednce without injury or b wea hem9Fe measure you and ft you Jung Arch Braces. Dr. Scholl's Foot Appliances. Blue Jay Corn and Bunion Remedies. All kinds of Special Orthopedic Braces and_Appliances Made to Order Repaired. Invalid Beds. etc. Get It At Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents 917919 G St. N.-W. americas PERFECY Treatre CONTINUOUS ONE TO ELEVEN JOS. K. WATSON © (RIMSELE) COMPANY OF 20 ARTISTS AND A GAY CHORUS Firnt 8 Other Features VAUDEVILLE mO=230 IPrcvov Nhowing in RICHARD DIX N “THE SHOCK PUNCH” A Paramount Pictare T s W Other Features PHOTOPLAYS LOEW'S COLUMBIA F Street at 13th Continuous, 10:80 a. m.—11 p. ™. TODAY AND ALL WEEK United Artists Present ght” and other hits in @ small-town comedy clasaio’ “WAKING UP THE TOWN" AL ST. JOHN COMEDY INTERNATIONAL NEWS Overture—OTHER HITS, LOEW'S PALACE ____F Street at 13th Oontinnons, 10:30 s, m.—11 TODAY AND ALL WEEK Paramnmlt Prslnu MEIGHAN Lila Lee and others in @ d-nyh P el s “OLD HOME WEEK" By GEORGE ADE 1.LO, GOODBY ! News—Topics—Overture *KEITH. KEITH~ALBEE IR VAUDEVILLE: | FUN,SONG, DANCE, BEAUTY A @Gala Pestival of Extraordinary Estertainment The Inimitable Pennant.Winning Battery of ngland With a_Dozen New Hits Bpecial Unusual “BABY MAXINE" (Kindelberger) Bongs in the Nora Baylan' Btyl and Dance: Gilda Gray Added Attraction De KEITH' SANNUAL fisvus Boautiful and Oharms Girls and" Talonted” Touths THE SHARROGKS MAKER & REDFORD 6 Other Keith-Albee Features IAonnl MATINEES Every Sunday asd Monday Phones MAIN 14!4 448’“15 40 MILE MOONLIGHT TRIP '| TONIGHT AT 7:15 And evers evening eicept Bat. & Sun. STEAMER ST. JOHNS SEVENTH ST. WHARY, FREE DANCING Rain or anine Bokolov music UARD ALBION Announces SUMMER OPERA SEASON WASHINGTON OPERA CO. msm'fi'c"ffifi"‘k‘l‘ufimmum ous Performances Beginning WEEK—MONDAY JUNE 15TH “BOHEMIAN GIRL” Popular Prices: ats RIAl.TO Comtizuone—11 A M. fo 11 ®. x axe Robert Keable's Sequel To “SIMON CALLED PETER” . Starring MARIE PREVOST l and MONTE BLUE g — EXTRA — GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB 30 veices_In_Choral Beleotions HEREFORD and LYOF MISCHA GUTERSON EXT WEEK: REGINALD DENNY T Ris Poppiest and Best ‘I'LL SHOW YOU THE TOWN' TOday;:O:J P M Also n-na. Datly Mat. 1te7 P. M. SHOWING NOW ADM. Shows 50 CENTS Everything MEN ONLY Nights 7 to 11 P. M. GAYETY THEATER METI!I'(;;F LITAN JACK PICKFORD Suported by Hobart Bosworth, Ian Keith, Constance Bennett, arlie Murray. Dot Farley ary Akin in JIMMIE ADAMS in “SIT TIGHT" News—Overture—Scente Prelude—*To a Wild Rose Metropolitan String Quartet ‘Washington's Finest Orchestra 'S TIVOLT CRANDALL sumnmvu = TopAv_micARD T AMBASSADOR CRANDALL'S VB DAY AND TOMORROW.— ;'\ JIOBART 5O a 2 \mm CRANDALL'S u.;"m . DaE TODAY—IARRY. ot & noRD CFENDER TALMADGE, And” AESOP RANDALL’S SAVOY THEATER And Garden LMth & Col. Rd €A TOMORROW Sty o TERS OF THE CRANDALL'S AVENUE GRA: 3 Fa. AveqS.E. 2 pm. D Sundiy TODAY-—NORMAXN PHILE TOMORROW . B STER XEATON, in SE SPORTLIGHT d_Garden CRANDALL’S \[;ulln Theater ‘K TODAY—NORMA THE_LADY Comeds TOMORROW__FLORENCE in “THE MIRAGE.” HAL ROACH Comeby i <TEREOSCOPIR NOVELTY. “ZOWIE CRANDALL’S Home Theater 1230 © st. NE. TODAY__VIOLA ~ DAN THE FAUTY PRIZE NEAL TOMORROW—FVALIG BREXT, _in GORBIDDEN. CARGE SEN R R L NATIONAL TosmT $1.10 - 85¢ - BOc NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Direction Cliford Brooke, Ofer GEO. M. CORAN'S LAUGH OF TWO NATIONS “SO THIS IS LONDON” Mat. W sn. b An: VIDOR. “And” Next W —lu l.mu “EPRI\G CLEANING" Film Features ELITE 14th St. and K. L. Ave. CONWAY TEARLE. in GREAT DIVIL AMERICAN 1~:( St. & R. L. Ave. 00T GIBSON, in RUN LIBER'['Y \or!ll ( unllu]andl’ Sts. hows, 7 and 0. ¥ OLYMPIC s 2 ‘11':#35"- N 1333 WisconsinAv. ALLISON and RICHARD BENNETT. i “YOUTH FOR_SALE NEW STANTON &F & C'sés N “TH I\RR\ SEMON_COMEDY TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C JACKIE COQGAN. in *TH BAG MAN SieCial matinee today ‘at EMPIRE 911 H Street NE FOLA_ NEGRL in -THE CHARMER." ¥. “REM- RM’HAEL Slh & O Streets N.W. COOGAN, Comedy. g \lcl\lnley St. D.C. GLORIA SWANSOX, CAROLINA 1 & N.C. Ave. SE. 4A TALMADG PROF. AND M A ACHER & STDI0; 1z iow s now; clasecs Mon With orchesira, 11 pm annninlm-nt Fr. 8567. E-uhmhzd & ATE LES- T g, T8c. Coras. pete 0 ik &iar: Tesults. Fine environment. W. 1129, C. BALLE 5:hocl of high standing. Pri- s 207, time. Class dance Tucuday (Orcnent day-Tanso clags. 719 9t ) o nw. Franklin 8308,