Evening Star Newspaper, June 5, 1925, Page 22

MASONS ARE OFF ON 404 CRUSE Temple-Noyes Lodge’s An- nual Jaunt Will Cover Full Length of Chesapeake Bay. Members of Temple-Noyes Lodge 32, F. A. A. M., with their fam King a party of 250 per: il at 3:30 o'clock this after: abourd the steamer Southland of the Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company’s line on their annual out- ing. The affair this vear will cover | four days and has been designated a “‘Captivating Cruise.” Judging from the plans, the jaunt bids fair to be the most pretentious and enjoyable in the | long history of similar outstanding events for which the organization has established a reputation. The itinerary calls for sailing down the Potomac River and up the Chesa- peake Bay until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. when a stop will be made at the Naval Academy wharf, Annapolis. After an opportunity of viewing the | Academy before the end of its “June | week,” the Southland at 10 oclock will leave the Severn River and point | her nose up the bay and continue in | that direction as far as Turkey Point. | near the mouth of the S River. Turning about, the cruise will | continue down the bay, into the Pa tuxent River. and up that stream until | darkness necessitates dropping anchor. Out in Atlantic. | Resuming the trip Sunday morning, | the route will be down the bay, into the Rappahannock River, and up that stream for two hours. until Stove Point is reached. Turning about, the | noon squehanna | bank robber: eral mont sounded by the c: cutting power town into darkness and firing a can- her wharf here at 9:30 o'clock Mon- day morning. There will be dancing on a new maple dancing floor to music by Meyer Goldman's Orchestra this _evening. “The Temple-Noyes Troubadours,” with Roe Fulkerson as “grand master of minstrels,” and Fred East and Wil- llam Raymond as soloists, with George H. Wilson as accompanist, will be a feature tomorrow evening. The troubadours will be preceded by a short period devoted to “Poking Into the Past,” and the showing of a mo. tion picture to be taken at the wharf this afternoon. The lodge’s annual eight-page min- iature newspaper, “The Temple-Noyes Tooter, with a full page of news pic tures, also to be tauken this afte will make its appearance to morrow morning. Prizes galore will be distributed Sunday evening. Heretofore the outings have occu- pied the time from Saturday after- noon until Monday morning, but an extra day has been for the “captivating cruise,” was ar- ranged by and is\ being conducted under the personal supervision of Past Master C. Fred Cook, chairman of the entertainment committee. YOUTHS FOILED IN BANK THEFT SENT TO PRISON Threw Town Into Darkness and Fired Factory, Then Were Scared by Alarm. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAG TOWN, Md. June 5.—A that failed sent Clifford Snively, 19 vears old, and Howard Lynch, 22, to Maryland Penitentiary for six and four vears, respectively. The vouthes were scared away from the Citizens' Bank at Keedysville sev. ago by a burglar alarm shier when they at- at night, after throwing the tempted the robbery wires, ning factory to draw attention from Southland will return to the bay and |the bank steam to Newport News, there to take on water. She will then proceed out between the Capes to the Cape Henry whistling buoy course, the steamer will proceed up the bay and the Potomac, docking at They were trapped by a pair of | pliers used to sever the power wires. Sentences of six and four years also Doubling back on her | were given for arson, but these run conéurrently with tences. the robbery sen- THE EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, JUNE 35, NITRATE WORKERS IN PROTEST RIOTS Chileans Clash Qver Closing of Two Communist Papers—One Mortally Wounded. By the Associated Press SANTIAGO, Chile, June 5.—A deli- |cate situation is reported in the nitrate |region following the closing of two ‘ommunists’ newspapers at Iquique | Clushes are said to have taken place, | but due to the censorship the details | are vague. |attacked the Coruna works, seizing the | offices and mortally wounding one of | |the emplo The others and the manager escaped Uprisings were started in two other tactories and machine gunners were landed from a cruiser to suppress the disorders. In one of the encounters two policemen were killed. The authorities issued 4 manifesto declaring their determination to main- {tain_order at any cost and the dis- patches say the government has the situation well in hand. BRITISH CHANGE ENVOYS. Shifts in Diplomatic Service South America Announced. LONDON, June 5 (#).—Several changes in the British diplomatic service in South @America were an nounced by the foreign office yester- | day. Sir John Tilley, the British minister to Brazil. will leave Rio| de Juneiro to succeed Charles Eliot at the embassy {n Tokio. Sir Charles Alston, the British minister to Ar-| gentina, will be made ambassador to Rio de Janeiro. Sir Malcolm Arnold Robertson, who was the first secre- tary of the British embassy in Wash. ington from 1915 to 1918, will be the new minister at Buenos Aires. Wil | liam Seeds, the minister to Colombia, | will be transferred to Venezuela { in FORTY-ONE ARMY NURSES TO GET DIPLOMAS TODAY Virginia Girl Wins Signal Honor in Graduating at Walter Reed Hospital. Graduation exercises for 41 young women, including four Washington girls, who have completed their train- ing at the Army School of Nursing will be held at 3:30 this afternoon in the formal garden of the Army Medi- cal Center at Walter Reed Hospital. The graduation address will be made by Maj. Gen. Merritte W. Ireland, surgeon general. The Army Band, Dispatches received here say a crowd | 6 Rooms and Bath Big Sleeping Porch Hot-Water Heat Hardwood Floors Large Lots Located— Good Hope Hills— Overlooking the City High, Cool, Convenient Terms Reasonable Why Continue Paying Rent BUILDERS 1406 H St. Main 6894 i o for GRADUATIONS and JUNE WEDDINGS--Not For- Look for the Schwartz Clock \hiZs Home of Perfect “» Diamonds THE GIFT OF JEWELRY IS THE GIFT q THAT LASTS—and the Gift that lasts is sure to ANNIVERSARY led by €apt. W. J. Stannard, will play. Chaplain John Hall will say an invocation and benediction will be pronounced by Chaplain Benjamin F. McGeary. Special honor will be paid Gertrude Clarinda Wilson of Virginia, to whom the award of the Rea medal will go. ‘Washington members of the class are Helen Teresa Carey, Katherine Cockrell Hall, Mary Frances Mitchell and Gertrude Powell Pendleton. Others to be graduated iaclude New Scarfs, $2.98 Just arrived—a new shipment of Airy Sport Scarfs in white, black, and de All 2 yards long and made Really worth prints, colors, floral dark georgettes and chines with fringed ends. $3.98 and $4.98. Street ¥loor prints crepe Sadie Prudence Ruth Anderson, Maria Marguerite Berens, Luxemberg: Susan Marlette Conde, Gladys 1925. 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