Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1925, Page 42

42 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1925. B[]U".EBGER MUST | AWARD TO CRUCIFER. |BUSINESS ALUMNI |int xins cpen to st Thers win T e e = i I s prizes for the athletic events will be i s | PLANS EXCURSION |5 gt /E 46 MILE MOONLIGHT TRIP TONIGHT 7:15 | KEITH Reuben Acton—Others Honored. sociation, is chairmen oOf « spec pecial B | = i e Habor At reception committee consisting of ALBEE IR And Every Evening Except Saturday and Sunday o 0 $ % Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton, Mr.| | Chair Car de Luxe Service 2 VAUDEVILLE- - { Rai Shi |ed for the second year to Reuben Twentieth Annual Outing Satur-|.nq Mrs. T Hils A % | ain or ne Acto cifer, at th al acolyte . T. Ellls Allison, Agatha E 2 5 | S chchreaeryiteton Wity o day at Chesapeake Beach | Lanisan.” Marguerite | McDonough: $1.50 #| FUN,SONG, DANCE, BEAUTY DANCING .. soKkoiov music : nnil\g by the vicar of the Nati Collins, J. Edward Lewls, Stopping OF In &Gk Yestil ot Extasrtiaary Chap : Leroy McCarthy, J 3 Bant | B % Jury Conviots New York Man |Gl woenure powthoast, fev. Is Arranged. AR T ST T ALEXANDRIA : Ths Taimitable , Palatial Steamer M. Thomps The junior honor e e ;",';;‘cr\y Mortimer King, Merritt Smith, To visit Ohrist Church and Washirg- v & SCH! HENCK sT JO“NS - of Failure to Make Return. H]«:v;:ln\l awarded for the second time lomplete arrangements for ihe | o0l Fohwelnhsut “and §Vernan'l [l 0 i S Teame The rnnn!'hnllx Battery of | e 20th annval excursion of the Busi- 7th St. Wharf $460.000 Due U. S | Albert Whitworth, choirmaster, and | ness High Alumni Assoclation, Sat- RI,:‘;EQ{‘;"‘;} committee consists of From Mid-City Terminal 3 ue | Miss Louice Wood, organist, were com- | urday at Chesapeake Beach, were | jp i@ (= Tart, general chairman: mended for faithful work. 'Miss J. E. |announced last night by Richard H.|7nired i ‘,:'“"-ighy Vvice chair- 12th St. and Pa. Ave. N.W. “flll' MAXI E" | Gibbons, Miss Margaretta Berry and | Hart, general chalrman RO’ Keemin: ey IS Phone Reservations, Main 307 Aoy By the Associated Press Miss Irma Whitworth were given hon-| Every arrangement points toward ¢ al reasurer; tickets, T Ever In the first|orable mention for their choir work.|a record 4. In addition to the e Ghurch, Mra. F. M. Butts = et s K S “'fla“n:f;:. it Brly"h X conviction o be secured in the United | Special recognition was accorded Miss | many features of the beach, which |42 Jereme Kaufma athletic events, d Trip, 90 C Attraction De Saturday..2:30 P. M. States on charges involving taxes on|Rose B. Frye and Miss Norma Gill-|include batht c aancing | oyons Paut Bancaganriomas; deco- | | Romnd Trip, s & KEITH'SIN"U‘L REVUE e ) ] et ; . Among |and the o | Fations, Tau fi]edn;:kk prizes, Eve- nt Vernon open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. g Sunday...9:00 A. M. Charles J. Steinberg, formerly a law. | the e §““ won first | tainment 2 c Schutz and’ Agatha E.r.nnpmn i it S ernan ot Anen an Jundny 5 Busciiful Sae Cheom ing Bbsioty genera efhiy C | T ay » . b nigal 4 For and later alleged to have been a|Drize for sencral efliclency; James | tee has arranged a day full of actlon. | yciey My “Achion Vernm anow ooy Jv-.m-m. Virginia Railway Co/ Girls and Talented Youths i " MAKES A Bootlegger on a large scale, was yes- | Brya atte ce prize; James| Athletic events, under the direction | pogye WY TS now an d eamer TRIP TO terday found guilty of faillng to pay | Chappelear, deportment = prize, and ot the two coaches at school, will [gieVP, McCune: —school Martha | THE SHARROCKS [ his_income tax for 1921, amounting | Willlam Keull for improvement in|be held in the early afternoon. These | it o Vot m’;nflfi'"n“ed Eng- » Salt Water Bathmg, Fishing, Crabbing, All Amusements to $460,000. He was released under |Singing. events include dashes, kicking con- 1, 4" yopnFpp, HERAe paeiigton - v “lKEl & IEDFOII } $25,000 bail until Monday, when | tflllsxnxlafn'a nl»f lhl('n:um ml % vhgp{t}fr tests, jumping contests and several udge John C. Knox sald he would | ©f the chapel and the acolyte and the | novel games open to all arranged by b g = Impose 4 substantial jail sentence, | Choir mothers were thanked by the |tha coaches. After the athletic | g § Other Kaith-Albso Foatares The indictment under which Stein- | vicar_for caring for the sanctuary.|games match between two | MT vE oot Orch. Beats Mats., 50c; Eves. berg was tried charged the filing of | The Young People's ce_League, | pic g vs' and one 1-"1* . N e 2 e e i e fraudulent returns and perjury in |under the direction of Wi 1l has been arranged. A silver cup will Steamer \ A . 1921. The Government bent its ef- | service. ter b 1w, xed | aries. Macalester o ¥ forts toward proving fraud concern- | 5 bhovs and 5 girls eaves Tth Bt Whart I\ ¥ \ & | Phones MAIN 4484.1185.6823 ing the 1921 return alone. Richanond Bmldmg Bosked ih tha nned to "fifif‘ 01“0(‘ fi"ffi and 2:30 P. M. = = Accuses Own Father. | Special Dispateh to The St lowed by AdmGrien, ¢ red Steinb for having attem; |(6\1 - e P e e e roranayIng A((emPIed | the total thus far this year being close & 2 0 $8,000,000. Tk rmits were f 20 \ \\ N & = = Wame “for fllegal action upon his |2 30 Ct 0 e R han $100:000 wan MAT. SAT., 85 and 50c ther. Steinberg had testified that " . X - 1 N\ Bis father and not himself was the |OF repair work. =L americas PERFECY Treatre CONTINUOUS ONE TO ELEVEN JOS. K. WATSON (HIMSELF) COMPANY OF 20 ARTISTS AND A GAY CHORUS st our store when sou | 3 N | 2 fatl . as o i h,,,,k\ AR N NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS principal in bootlegging transactions ways a big stock I \ Direction Clifford Brooke, Offer sald to have vielded enormous profit y J olled OGN enkn 0 He said that he had withd fro | E s < . > a & e oty which T sata was | Bl ]|l El o1y TRENT CANDY CO. E. Mom:",f' P',P" Co. 3 1 “SO financed by his father, when he learn- | || FOLLOW THE CROWD ||| 71913 sz »a< 1013 E. s¢ - \ . —— &d of what he termed the older man’s E: s e iy shady transactions captentniag Snon, bos1run e S ]| - i X . =S = | There seems no_such The conviction was obtained in ac- : AN o e ved i "Nfi " { - 46 shomp in 1] ,,L,,(mm,“ cordan~e with a ruling of the Bureau Pudies: "Vt Frame: | i | f % Natiosal T qf Internal Revenue that all income Straw Braids and Hat Trimmi T om, o, by | I | | N B =—==A THIS | VAUDEVILLE PHOTOPLAYS Firal_ Nhowing n_ Washington 8 "RI CHARD "DIX 8 o “THE SHOCK PUNCH” o Features A Paramount Picture Features mO=7vV IPrcvov Z2ETO0xTN -3 —T the income tax. 1 comedy that is one long laugh ¢ Y de luxe."—Frank Baer, T TODAYS AMUSEMENTS. | ET YOUR > —| \ SZ ¥ Natic “So This Is | | € U p TESTED > Tadh \ ls CRANDALL ——‘lrll ] al— London Gomedy, at $:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:30 | mival ecuipment here.| M-E-SWING CO= /013 £ sT_ | | 7 N R s METROPOL! =43 | i ok rosauibis pelaie | PRESWINGICO=SIOINESTS s ey . erfectly. priccless lines."—Leon- 3 Keith's—Van ‘henck, vaude s 3 B throush the Weat \ - \ ard Hall, News ville, at 2:15 p.m. | GARRISON’S { oo Tallow- : ) Costtanucs~TIATIL o' 11 F; X rle—Joseph K. Watson, vaude Wholesale Tay and Novely Co.. Ine. ; i fornia. \ NN LO N : e sueus—11 4. X. te 113 jille, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m E St. N.W === = ™ 2 3 Jort? | & 99 . & Metropolitan—My Son.” continu: | & E : . 5 n [ BR”“ L 100 ,A.[ cont enjoyment (0 a lar, VA “RECOMPENSE * Palace—“0ld Home week." ot 1120 | { LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY T v : ties with A SAVING So This Is London scores a hit.” ‘ "sffi?fi"é}\"i’fi;‘?":’rn'; - &m., 1:20, 3 0 and 9:40 p.m. | P | % / NT. \ 4 / Herald. . Columbia—""W p the Tow: amar W 12036 5T P d | oaoig 4 \ - < b ; ; chK PIcKFonn Sta SU1126 am., 105, 245, 435, 6:15, 8 . - to Provide 511 ot e el e Bank of the Peaple I sest wees seats setting ||| suported by obart Boswort, MARIE PREVOST _ m ARialto “Recotpense.” at 112045, | 1. 4 HEALTHICANDIES n'\;‘n;-;;;;v“g;;; 3 i hoU | 1336 \ Y. Ave. W | “SPRING CLEANING’ i et L e e and MONTE BLUE u_ 220, 3:40, 5:30, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m |) 90+ 60+ 8041b (| evertheless forced 1o 910 Dist. Nat, Bank Blag.. Main 3980 | | \\ o . . and Mary Akin in — EXTRA — Tivall_“Contessions of & Queen.” | - | retnane e Gty eitic R o G e 1 AW NE—————— X |m% GEORGE WASHINGTON - Sutota s oL, ‘ ONE PAIR | cawse They Falled to | THE SNAPPY SYNCOPATING UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB "y % 4 d — fth Av i voices_In Choral Selections Modele,” at 615, B and 950 pams | =4 “HAPPY” JIMMIE ADAMS N —m % oared i i in “SIT TIGHT" T HEREFORD and LYOF lect has beeri cost o Interest ) w | News—Overture—Scel 2 N jome Wild Oats,”” continu | ]:"‘“ ;""“”-‘ 1 ’ ALKER Ercinde— e e 4 MISCHA GUTERSO ot 07 o2 iR apnkls st gl , °°L°$’3,}’.'2;’fi‘75""5 CRANDALL'S oL, ., , the great Belgian <lln\:|;;;{\;? M. A. LEES ":"‘:'fif::'v‘" Np CRAVING Where Your Doliars Have More Cents AND WILL DO 80 TODAY STONE ' ar ovide for Old Age. OF EYES | 12:30. 2| i Chnt with s today an ‘ v . ’ " Stri Q NEXT WEE! of PLAYING 1] Metropolitan String Quartet E - e A et It At lb son s [| ™ PR rtonaey xoowa N0 Weakinaton's Fiatet Otchentra RECINALD DENNY tuys more than $25,000,000 worth of o 1 OO : . i EVERY WEEK NIGHT oF 4% gems each vear. 712 71th Street Lunch at Gibson's Every Day THIS SUMMER Frght Hr U GMORROW — FLEANO FOR DANCING AT ’ri‘ “\. Malted Milk All Sandwic TAUGHN, TH Delicious Tce Cream Soda Ice Cream Cone Ginger Ale sevnn. IE up 12¢h # Cn TODAY AND TOMORROW CRANDALL’S AMBAS! \ll\fl\l‘( NOR MAN KERRY and, MARY . . SPECIAL A Price Sacr [} f iwce 24—5¢ Soda Checks ($1.20 Worth) for $1.00 FREE ADMISSION AMUBEMENT PARK ) FIFTH e N Ac 50 ATTRACTIONS ! Crnpastorie NOVELTY Goatinuous, 10:30 &. ZOWIE. 'r(mu “AND ALIL \v.z:FK Why wait all Summer before you buy a fan it now and 'H JACK PICKFORD . have the entire use of it for the rest of the season. Very special prices now prevail. Look over this list and make your selection. AB]NE I‘S All fans absolutely guaranteed Tinch Fan, universal motar 10.inch Fan, universal motor rents. Spectal. .. $4.98 . e 098 cial In a new classic of youth, b \\O\T“l' Tl'.R r.riance d lauglt RANDALL'S And_ Garden “WAKING UP THE TOWN" 14th & Col sl Mate 2 pm Saturday 3 5 m Sunday . ST. JOHN COMELY TR RED RN ST JOHN COMN} D! ADO. And s o tur Resisting—Dustproof—STEEL—Mothproof B il e i el A R e T?!"lf»rfinn:t;fimq\‘!n MIX. i % .r::;‘ nnsn:lli“lcu.r $6.49 T.spxyl:mnn very $10.98 LOEW'S special e 2 | Commercial business and savings ac- The over- Quick clear- 5L g lcounts specialized and solicited. E ,_T .,"J,, order on equip- = < { Ready-Made Medicines at Low Prices | Resources Over $5,000,000 Tt o Foni Seae e i 4 - ance. No limit | Squibb’s Mineral Oil = Gibson's Pure Mineral = \ Bank opens at 8:30 am. Clos 8. ment we fur- pint, special T T5e Oil. special. pint h5¢ pm., cxcept on Government pay Ty N‘"’-”“F- TODAY AND ALL is 0 - | - Phillip’s Milk of M | when o 5:15 Uk o5 it Paramount Presents nished to one i on number to Sk it ki ., e mesia, special........ 334€ |W Bt e CRANDALL’S Avallo Thente THOMAS of the fine J_ ; ol 270 & co mertean 75 Gibson's ‘Milk of ‘Maz | ing fram.5:30 to 8 pam ] And nrfen special, pint.... §O0C Ay 15¢ | Monthly statement of accounts Y < 1 i ! Get An Electric Fan N | CRANDALL’S lfihm\x e United dptiats Present 270 WaLNur W ARDROBE P et ]| | | hotels a purchaser. o SOGELE. S 65 e rendered ODE And m R GAN Little Liver o e a1 NDOWN LIM = With Lila Lee and others 4 Alophen Piis, 100 for. ... 49€ 15¢ 3% ROR, FREE pummimemon | iSRS, LN B e Dare’'s Mentho Pepsin, HIC NCULCA THE SPIRIT OF CRDER FRIE orots VALY “OLD HOME WEEK" $40 to $50 $40 to $50 ctia 79¢ | spivin. 100 6 e tor.. 3¢ AR o (T D o S . | FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK CRANDALL'S YORK THEATER|| | N Neoarapiorpreriure ¥ Value V lue Specials for Every Day Use | Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. N.W. ; (G- Ave. & Oueher > % Bran GLA HFLETTE, in 1 Gem Razor, complete in han- 30c Gibson Milk of Mag- 1111 Connecticut Avenue R DOGGIE and - ing case and blade, combined ia Tooth Paste and 1 30c et — HODC L e | F.l F - | with 1 35c tube Palmolive Gibson Brush. TOMORR a HERE’S a place for one in your Shavinz Cream. Both 40 ry special. . c NEENGD And SURSAT 1m eatures 3 . 50c_jar Noxzema Cr A home, for several in your place 1dor boxes Safeiy g, 1 35¢ cake Noxzema 2. / [l | JLIBERTY Nortn capitotana ses. £ B el he;e o : Matches. special c Soap, Both, wpectal. . SIC 4 BOpEnIY i (i} USINEessS— By | 3 Good Wash Bags and 1 25¢ Hudnut's Three Flowers 200 PEDRD D m‘ RDOE HIPPODRON'E omas unm ch And SUNSHI very special. . : | complimentary cake Colgate’s Talcum, _special. > RENEE ADOREE.'in Tl 5 price opportunity. Cashmere Bouquet 95, | Hudnut's Three Fiowers s COMEDY "“"’ in_"OH. DOCTOR® Soap. Al special.. Face Powder, special. . TOMOR] L 1119 H St. N I k i | Coty's L'Origan or Limit, 1 each of above Hud- : Bhs VARNGNS GIRL, | PRINCBS MARY ASTOR and CLEV Thev're e ake up min- | | Parls Face Powder, nut’s to each customer. : —___BROO ICEMEN _‘ hey're »rnom_\ hut “ e l' i | el T3¢e | Bt oriean malomn, 79¢ 3 PARK THEATER 1618 mh imum space. They're hand- | Durham Duplex Safetv Razor, special . ; = 2 . = : porGLAS : o | complete in case Jap Rose Talcum, ; alnut-grained finish to i e ] - 25¢ rival the finest piece of furniture. Jof o | \ ! OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th rfl‘l‘lgl\'th;\'e a :h]elf at top and one [ ries vesein e DT = For woM E" ! VES FoR OLbe at bottom; hooks placed to get | . ’ i f‘f:’ l:tofltl h'm?f\in: LC’\ n(cit\' for Extra Special = EVERY AFTERNOON, 1 to 5§ Sinasliae bR aat [ : 1—25c Hudnut's Travelette free with each order for $1.00 or AL, garments. more. Only 1 to a customer and only given if asked for. We CLARA BOW di er any order for $2.00 or more in D. C. A “Market Place” NO FAKE _RICH, in 2 3 TAKOMA Takoma P We have no room on our floor for | No Radio Goods Delivered for Used Cars Admisaion seroo. ,,';‘\,';,;.\’ - E them. They are not regular stock. They are fitted tightly, | ! T Ew and the mothproof. dustproof Conll A 18 Sitar || e an e mothproof. dustprc Classified colmm; if you __Comeds. i e features alone make them a great —— — | - want to buy a used car. \PHAEL %5 Oron moty. opportunity — and their fire-re- There are always many | CHEVYCHASE o Avenss B sisting, everlasting sturdiness [ Buy at Gibson's—Save Money ‘“:lldl" offers being | = “"\i"'*‘; St. D.C outvalues any cedar chest or reg- i SO ular type wardrobe at the price. | Brandes $3 25 $1.50 "Brach” 16" you : st o' e S SRS CAROUNA mhs\ C. Ave. 8. | | . ; | Superior Lightning Arrester pose of your car—use ASSNN e R These would sell between $40.00 | $6.00 Phones s 'chi" col;lnne;-b:olubu ONLY NIGHTS . i i = . - 1 18 referr ] and $50.00 as a regular stock item. Eveready B Batteries Get Brepared tig . those who are in the 5Toun more will be obtainable when these " 2 ll market to buy. It is |f | No more | $200 large, . W“‘mgh"“’? well to go into descrip- “YE" THEATER N are gone. Your chance to get one or | e Storage Batteries B tive details= for th AMERICAN st several is limited to this one offer. o e’..ydmy i 100- Amp. ¢ B yeuwill Gleate snterest "LOVERS LARE volt Battery...... ffl in your particular car. Summer Opera Season Bamstone Bu‘rgess B Batteries S i Washington Auditorium DANCIN AEY . R Tlle Star prints B W OF s omn o o 0 I th 1 lh " 5 N VA Set. Only $1998 | 5047 iivii i go gg ey e Baowara Aban Goert Dircter || & L Reguacly combined mva be- “Bnhe ! = foment, W 112 (;ET IT AT IBS S better restlts. With Jv-km;4 \m\ 7 <& 'le‘:‘l'v‘n\.qU any hour 1340 G Street | F BROADWAY STARS M 1, e d’.‘,l, oV Yith, mw;‘jx 917-919 G St. N.W. “Around the Corner” is TR R i |l a Star Branch Office i Erices_Soe. %e, sidor ‘Srae “— BALLE {chool ndifi. Pri = = pe . ek June 22—“The Mikado dance Tuesday. e Friday— (-.‘l;n clgss. . 719 Oth st. n.w. Franklin ‘1‘