Evening Star Newspaper, June 18, 1925, Page 15

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JUNE 18 1925. Ty HIGH M ARKS MABE B i 'y Zimmerman | X104, Douglas Howard Kinead. Henrv| SOCIALISTS APPROVE |RETURNING U. S. FLEET. | RICHARD BENNETT [foieatimn® Do "Mossy” ana | Mot o et Tomain 1n a san- Edward King, - : 7 s Tuesday, will continue in the part| “The personal matters” referred to Boys. Kronhelmer, Lorraine Shoor LeRue, NEw BELG'AN CABlNET AT SAN DIEGO, CALIF. DROPPED lN PI.AY this week, it was announced. Next|ars the relations between Mr. Ben- Bradford Sherman Abernethy, Irv-| Willlam James Latimer, Walter Sher- —_— week ho will be replaced by Leo Car- | nett and his tormer wife, known on ' 1 ramson, Charles Edward Ri; vood Leh , Salvat Ercole Is on Way to Philadelphia for rillo. the stage as Adrienne Morrison, who ! A e e e e e T T » 1 _ Dr. George Colhy, Mr. Bennett's|obtained a divorce from him Jast o, e R o s o] uecnaxde, JOIN = OUDS SRR Y. ) < Repairs After Hawaiian % : physician, said that “because of |April. At that time Mr. Benneit ! Bl Alpher, George Aman, Eli Amanuel,| Ropert Leventhal, Everett Eimer | Poullet’s Ministry, Made Up of eater Gui s He Did Not overwork and distress about per-|said that he still loved his. wife, but 24 P ill love i Bowman Anderson, =Edward =Nellly..i, joseph = Campbell: Lingle Maneuvers. onal matters, Mr. Bennett ix in a |thut he had agreed (o the divores Anderson, Robert Gardner Andrus,|l€Wis .Josepl ARID 4ngse, Three Parties, Takes Control Explain Absence—Ill, Physi- ) e A s Gilbert Hoffmeier Anken Edward | Robert Elmore Lockwood, Robert " By the Associated Press. P! e—111, y! rious condit sa e ! because she nted it SAN DIEGO, Calif., June 18.—Most Patrick Arliss, Williugm Rush Arm-| Blake Lothrop, Cecil Elwyn Lovewell, of Government. Nine Graduates Averagi strong, Jack Griffin Atherton, Charles ; L 4 of the ships of the Atlantic fleet ar- ging Ervin Baldwin, Robert Milton Ban.|l©uls leon "“‘:_""“'-l”l ‘]\““"‘ Barr rived here from Hawail yesterday. Oscar | lutz, Firman Powell Lyle, Donald| By tha Asociated Press. They are en route to the Philadelphia | g, 11, sgociated Press. i i Kert, Wellington Frank Barto, ] e 100 Per Cent in All Studies | 535, ™ S ™\t ugene Heach, | van Buskirk MacDonald, Winfielal " Bt ELS, June 18.—After having | P&VY vard for overhauling. Several| “ypw'yORK, June 18 —Returning = Dl l cian Declares. Davis Nelson Beers, David Wilkinson | § Macgill, jr., Frederick Kuller been 10 weeks without a cabinet, [Other vessels also arrived today, most| o gieriay from Montreal, wher | Honored at Commencement.| Bell, ir. Warren Webster Benner.| Mack, James Joseph Maguire, John|Belgtum finds itself possessed of & |°f them from maneuvers around |FeSteryay frof fonireal where he Charles Oscar Berry, Hugh Malcolm | Firth Marquis, John Mansford Mc- duly constituted ministry. It Is head- | Honolulu. Richard Bennett, actor, found that gt 1) Beville, jr., David Schley Birch, Her-| Grath, Paul Alexander McNeil, Wil-led by Viscount Poullet. The general | Among the arrivals was the 38thl, . 0% J0mG 00 eq by the Theater ber McFarlan Birch, Francis Burns|llam. Masterson McNefll, Willilam Em-| council of the Socialist party, by a|Destrover Division, which has spent| G4 trom the cast of the Pulitzer (Continued from Fourteenth Page.) Bishop, John Williams Bisselle, | mett McReynolds, jr., Jullan Howard|vote of 40 to 26, gave its approval |fOUT vears cruising in foreign waters| . " “ippey”” Knew What They f § Zachariah Deminien Blackistone, | McWhorter. Iloyd Tindall Meeds,|and adherence (o the new regime. |8l the way from the Black Sea to {7l g ol : You learned to dive from Teon. Louise Katherine Lerch, Ruth | 1d. Joseph Edwin Blanton. Isadore | Matthew Mendelsohn, Harvey Lori-| The personnel of the cabinet is as Hakodate, Japan Officials of the Theater Guild safd j Jerome Bornstein. Henry Meigs Boudi- | mer Metcalf, Thomas Leonar - | follows: . that Mr. Bennett failed to explain . ety ‘e Lois Love Ruth Taeie| Dot Koy Rhoades Bover. Wilfred | ules, Robert Southland Milans, Abbey | Premier and minister of economic Cavalry Officers Shifted Siie e AIASn0E reburi Hor e et ¥ the shore of the old swim- i 7E OLORDS o0 ONe, TP 5 Everest Boyer., Willlam Oscar Brad-|Jake Mintz, Spencer Thomas Money.|affairs, Viscount Poullet (Catholic). ¥ formances Monday and Tuesday 5 . Luckert, Virginia Ludlow, Gertrude . Parke Brady, William | Brian Gaut Mooney. Leighton Lo Vice' president and minister of | First Lieut. Claude W. Feagin. ISt | iohty The actor, however, sald B N Y ming hole. Then stepby Paxton Macatee, Mary Paxton Maca- vner. “i- ank fi‘“g»:l il'flrm‘l'"- lll"m“_ii‘l‘"‘"l; {‘Hf;"-‘( -“111-"' forelgn affairs, Emlile \'under\'e)do]‘;'”"flllr: at l-‘{'ir{'\-]'kl"’?h fl"_"h“ % |that he suffered & complete break- | § . A i Broadbent. rown, fr., Rob-|rice Murphy jam Schubert Mur- | (Socialist). | Lieut. Samuel P. Walker, jr., 7th Cav- | §04° 3 SRSy ] i e tee. Helen Beatrice MacFate, Mildred | Broadint BRETE Brogh i O | . Willara Phillips Norwood, | Ciamtor of the interior, Baron|alry, st Fort Biiss, Tex., bave been|I9v2 Ju, Montresl on Sunday - i step, gaining confidence Estelle Maddo: Ruth Katherine ger Bryan. Donald Briggs Burnett.| Charles Beatty Overman, John | Rolin Jacquemyns (Liberal). transferred to the 3d Cavalry, at Fort v i . . Mahoney, Margaret Florence Man-| Willlam Clayton Butler, jr. Robert | Hughes Parsons, Francis Mira Patton, | Minister of arts and fences, | Myer, Va., and Second Lieut. Freder ancis_Verdl, Mr. iy ' each time, you raised the gum, Lillian Marceron. Beatrice Rosa- | Henderson Caffee. Ronald Chariton | Bdwin Henry Faul, Owen Kugene |camille Huysmans (Socialist). s, S Sy sy Myar = == A " height of . lie Marzolf, Mary Alice Mattingly, | Callander, Joseph Bradburn Campbell, | Penney, Robert Pllgrim, rdon Au Minister of justice, M. Tschoffen | D& 5 nsferred to the h Cav LRt R ¥§ i Ksma Retta Maybee, Marguret Mabel| Walter Bowden Ca Williani | gustus Plugge, Walter ';—.r aton N::uu (Catholic). ! | alry at Fort Huachuca, Ariz. S g N A kL eight of your dive until McAuliffe, Lillian McElroy, Dorothy | Douglas Campbell, ¢ ar ley. jr. Addison Scott Pollock, Ross! Minister of finance, Albert Janssen | 3 = b ' I 1 3 3 Allan McGann, Kathryn Elizabeth | mack, Ayers 5 es | 12, Pollock. George Ross Popkins, | (atholic). | $emecmecmecas I i you were cuttmg aerlal Mclane, Frances Elizabeth McLeod, | Troll . Richard Nelson Chind- | Ralph Alexander Power, Fordham| Minister of national defense, Gen.| | | Margaret McKenzie Michaelson, Fran- | blom, Thaddeus Clapp, David Spottis-| Weir Radue, Richard Glover Radue, Kesten (Liberal). ces Margaret Milburn, Alma Corinne | woode Clark, Franklin Willis Clarke, [ Leslle Madisan Ieed, Arvan Doerr| " Minigter of rallways, Edouard An A ler, Marian Jane Moore, Margaret | Albert Waters Clayton. Oliver Wash. [ Reese, Frederick ”AX.(PI Reynolds, seele (Socialist). Kennedv Moreland. Eleanor Harriet | ington Coburn, Albert Cohen, Mic George Milton Rice, Thomas Harold |~ wfinister of public works, M. La Morgan, Elizabeth Mor Anne Fliza-| Joshua Cohen. Myer Coheny jr.. Paul | Rice. Robert Callahan Riordon. boulle (Socialist). beth Monlton. Eva Mae Murray, Har- | Lesher Coon, Robert Ellidtt Copes, | rence Nazor Robinson. Richard Fred| “afinjster of agriculture, Alofs Van { riet Fsselstvn Nash, Virginia - Byrd | . Thomas Louis Costaggini. Con-| Roper Wilbur Rosenberg. Lloyd | ga Vyvere (Catholie). Nelson, Helen Rowell Newcombe. | stantin Georze Daniclopol. Augusta | Maner Runkle Percy pckling Tus| Minister of industry and Ilabor. | A \ A Irma Mirfam Ney, Ruth Marcella| William Dannemil . Sigmund + Dan- | sell ir illiam owe ussell, | Charles Wauters (Socialist). ) H H i . . Nickles, Mary Lenora Norris, Marion | zansky. Arthur Beaupre Darton, | Richard Leigh Sawyer, Danel Clyde | “ypye JVANErR ISOCRUL o Diamond Ring LR That first dive, like the Himrod North. Ruth Lora Norwood,| Thurston Nourse Dean, Ralph Earle | Shade, John Sidney Shaw. Herbert|carton (Catholic) | Like This 2 Naomi Opachinsky, Dorothy Orem.|Dement, Arthur Ross Deming, Harry- | Lockman S Gerald Whitmore | 3 Mary Elizabeth Owings Catherine | man Dorsey, Irvin Nathan Douglas, | Sickler, Singer, Percy Haves - Esther Parsons. Lora Naomi Patton,| Willlam Kenneth Dunn, Stanley | Skinne . Hope Massfe Smoot, | = I Dovothy [lizabeth Peeples, Elizabeth | Robbins Durkee, PPaul Frazier Duvall, | Tloward Morris Stackhouse, Ralph 2 KILLED BY LIGHTNING. “A ;L.dm:_nuh |{.m| | - e of delightful, | i | Fllen Liles, Harriet Coons Wager Lit Clmr7¢ Accounts i \ LK | curves from the topmost nvited | A s . L | reeniten | (I MY branches of the old elm tree. :s' first dollar saved, was the hardest. Waison Perry, besse Anita Peters, | Dantel Christian Iberly, Jusun Lin-| Pranklin Staubly, Jr. Bdward Clark ot Lillian Aune Peters, Line Johanna | coln Fdgerton, Raphael Allen Edmoy-| Stephau, Phillip ~_Johnson Stone, | refreshing “Dan- Pfeiffer, Alice Penelops Philpitt, | ston, James Schooley Eisemsn, Wi-|Thomas Martin Storey, Theodore |24 More Injured Near Lisbon derine” will do | < / S 1 Florence Loretta ilpitt, Evelyn|llam Joseph Ellenberger, Justin Ed-| Clifford Summers, Arthur Yates T it 9 [l tart a Savings Account o =i wonders for any | Virginia ersor Chelma Oleene | ward Farrell, Harvey Charles FParwell, | lor, Max Melville Tendler, Job When Bolt Strikes Fireworks. b oy % 2 woman’s hair, here with a $5-bill, then, as Pileher i Steldel Plitt, Ruth | James Fishback, Alexander Metealf | lin Thompson, Hurry Jaques T SBON.. Posttgall. June . | Frances Poff, Sylvia Myrtie Power,| Fisher, jr., Paul Lewis Fisher, Ryland | Howard Jefferson Van der Veer, Otto “{(,':f:;:\“j el e ._‘,’f’m After a few appli- | { s | 5 5 Helen Louise Prentiss, Thelma um‘r ce. Leon Adams Francisco, jr..| Louls Verhoff, ir. Leonard Jernigan | j W, Persons wwere It ant 55 0 cations you can | you gain confidence in your good Prince, Charlotte Virginia | George Milton Fuller, Edward Brain- | Vogel, William R Weigel. Edwin | 0,0k o box of fireworks and caused | not find & particle | B} | b ope Quisenberry, Ramona Antoinette Ra: | ard Gause, Rruce Rond Geddes, Henry | Armsirong Weihe o Tigute Welndl soHISH STPOX Of BromaLEs B e | of dandruff or | i A ability, save more and soon bak, Olive Flizabeth Ralston, Helen | Foote Gibbs, Leslie lis, Jr., nest | stein, Colin Reed Weirich. Harry Svl-|Ginaoe of Real, ne Lisbon. The | #uy falling hair. | . . . Raed, Kmma Murgery Rice. Viola| Albert Glovannettl, Mervin Wilbur | vester Wender, Melvin Moore Wertz | iaf®, 0F U000 Mett, MOOne | S008 | S5 CO0R e o riant | R A perfect stone. of good |\ o you will find a $20-bill easier Marfe Riedle, Elizabeth Grace Robin-| Glover, jr.. Norman Leslie Goldman. | Clyde Delabar Willlams, Ralph Llovd | chijgren. : | and full of life, 2 o W ecolor, in distinctively 4 xon, Thelma Louise Robinson. Jessle | Thomas Joseph Griffin, Robert Tax- | Wiser, Richard Holbrook Wood. Sid-| “Ui00H0 L ol Killed two Portuguese | © Drug stores and {ail dsome setting of 18-kt. | to save than that first $5. louise Roe, Alla Harman Rogers, gart H Elkins Hamilton Hale,| ~ev Clay Wooten and Ralph Lowe | ggjers who were guarding a S|vam~hl 'll‘nz'. (rb! '1" ol T»' ol i 0l Marian_Adele Rosenberg, Mamie Bell| Walker Augustns Hale. Charles Kel | Young. RiEn)l s NTlihir nitisw millions of bottles of “Danderine. Ross. Lois Klizabeth Russell, Ella|ler Hammer, Willlard Tee Hammer. | AR | v ) Purvis Rutter, Janet Goodwin Rutter, | Malcolm Douglas Harrison, William | Goes o Omaha. \ L . TR‘ lT Marfon Elizabeth Sasher, Martha | James Hart, George Miller Hebbard, | 4 . Rowlett. Schmidt, Margaret Havwood | Charles Heilman, Charles Smith Heim,| Col. Clifton C. Kinney, 17th Infan Schneider, Frances Mildred Schott . Allan Herman Herizberg. Lewis|try, at Fort Crobk. Nebr.. has been - Alice Katie Scordos, Kathryn Louise Hertzberg, Isaac William Hill, | detailed to duty with the 89th Division, i Sellers, Frances Josephine Shankland, Irving Jacob Hochman, Francis|Organized Reserves, at Omaha, Nebr. \ 7th and D Mervin Hoffheins, Charles Leonidas | Kate lLenora Shapiro. Marguerite . - . . Fowler Shellenberger, Dorothy Shoe- [ Holt. Thomas Gerald Homi : Jewelers and Diamond Gomes it} Capital. Merchants for More Tha —_— Merchants for More n ik maker, Geraldine Osborne Shook, Mae | Charles Herbert Hunter. jr. .Jean ity u Floise Stmon. Ruth Simon, Betty-Jane | Caldwell Hutchison, John Henry Hut-| Capt. Robert A. Dickson, Medical e e and i \ Hoar o' Contisy Skinner, Gerirude Katharine Small, | son. Charles Statler Hyer. ir.. Hershey i ive Corps, at Baltimore, e 614 Twelfth Street madsled Bertha Estelle Smith, Jacqueline | Kaplan, Lucien Harper Kerns. Paul o d to this city for duty From Between F and G Streets N.W. | By Eipe . 7th and D Sts. 17th and H Sts. Taliaferro Smith, Ruth Smith, Martha [ Victor Kevser. jr.. William Elderkir S Hes b g latane Smithdeal. Elizabeth Ritten house Snell. Sophie Cecelia Snyder S Hazel Pence Spitzer, Helen Edna n Sprucebank. Josephine Ella Ster , : 5 2 = Miriam Clemons Storm. Ma Josephine Straight, Virginia , : Picked Items With High Power Value Velocity for e e S T s : 255 HATS el . 8 Tarshes, Helen Sewall Child ' : 8 Eliza Jean Terrell, Ethel Jane r 2 Beatrice June Thomas, Letha Clifford ‘w 2 Formerly 52'98 & ssgs a4 5 Thomas, Nellie Madeline Trout. Bar = bara Mann Tyler, Anna Nehren Ub = hoff, Rosalinda Mary Usilton. Alice 5 N Sports Straw, $1 00 (\ | . Krager Vandoren. Vida Elizabeth . & Felt and Un- Varela, Helen Stewart Vassar, Winona = trimmed Hats, A . von Ammon. Dorothy Mae Wadleigh. | $z Utility Dorothy Catherine Waesche. Char. | large variety of / D Iotte Louella Wager. Kathryn Eliza- | colors and styles. beth Wagner. Marjorie vallace, | ; 5 resses Pauline I lter. Ethel May Ward, Mary . Warren, Sadyi = | 52 Gage Sports Hats—No White—at $1.00 I l Totena Weir ta Danner Wells = = Mary ,\u;:u Westc rlilxv Agnes Whar h . N d Qua t ton, Charlotte Wheelar. Helen Garri X - : gy z Fdna Wainwright Whipp. Helen e Headsize Hats Hair Hats sl 1316-1326 Seventh St. N'W. e Louise White, Hannah Amelia Whit : \ b 1 man, Mary abeth Wildman . 7 0N fosf o e 4 trimming. Medi Katharine Wildman. Christian A { 1_50 sizes. 36 (0 48 large sizes, garet Williams, Dorothy FEovierly F I fzms, Minnie lLee Wil ormerly H = amns, Minnie Tes NI 85 to $5.95 eSiaet s $10 Sport $3 Broadcloth $20 Fine $25 and $30 Fine Tt Flanely it Vit Sk : = Al good, Iste wraimmed I Coats || Dresses|| Coats || Dresses Sesions Woadworth, Jean Virgini models — attrac- HYeliabasiiang AR | 1 $4.75 $ 1 .98 $8.99 3;1 8'98 Women's. Misses' and Allwool fabrics. ful Extra . Size Voille and Hizhclas materials Crepes. Tic 4. neatly ‘made: sey resses erepe lined. neatly con straightline o atyles.© Sizes 16" 10 it rast pioie | trimmed effects. ATl colors Sizes 16 to 40 43 Quality When Better Auntomebiles : Will Build Them - s10 o 515 s | $1.98 Voile Dresses, 98¢ $25 Dress | in Girls’ Hand embroidered Voile Dresses \ || Dresses | sfutias o & . nite ash Skirts, s s B | $7.98 | oo i e v 19 Store Hours, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M i 7% Dreas wi % | $4 Silk Costume Slips, $2 59 fine st¥les and Tub Silk Costume Slips. with 20-inch double hem. in white and leading colors. Friday Specials In gl ——————— Women's House Dresses, 98¢ §1 and $1.25 Play Ginghams and linenes, in neatly made Cotton Goods ||f| 79¢ [5G rom —17c Base ball Suite. khaki 2 e : ‘ We have Gikenihe iollowing items fromiont ceeulas (R | e o S Circular-Stripe Socks, Enciian rinte S Siripe. Wit o piping colors stocks and reduced some of them to 23 price for Friday e e R e ) serfect_quality only. Boys' 79¢ Khaki, Sport 59C Tmported & Bloiiec $2 Full-Fashioned Eponge and Ratine “loral Print Georgette | COVerlflg Perfect Qualit Khaki Sport Bauses. in sizesa 1015, | SHK Chiffon Y -In. Heavy Flat Crepe i 3 = Regular Price %8c Yd. 3 i Men’s 19¢ to 25¢ Wash Mercerized White and Striped Wash Ties; good Pure silk, service The Printed Georgettes are ezularly £90 a quality. pesi & weight. plenty of white cth 2 ete.. plain hotioms 40-Inch Felt-Base Floor The bhetter grade. Choose large rose designs on @ Mill - 3 % S oo | 0 viack and il ending from a very complete range of | grounds of Orchid, Nil $1.50 Semi-Made Voile oolare” alightly “irreiiiars plain colors, also a great va- White, Peach and Pink Fri ol riety of two-tone effects. All day only at this price. o Dress, this seasons shades. 38 inches In Flatt Crepe choose from | - ¢ 5 wide. the wanted white and colors. 27x54 -Jap: Grass -“““‘»"{l‘nl;n: Volle, in 40-inch width: hard-twist $1 Bobbed assorted patterns and colors. Nizes 36 to 46, 50-Inch Cream All-Wool Serge | Rugs 55‘)‘\/‘0/‘:;1:(;‘;;:}1:{:11 B $2.85 Hose A good, heavy imperial serge. This low 9SC 39C Peacock. red. purple, Kelly, orange anl; black, with 69C Yd price for the one day only—Friday. fancy borders. Sizes 36 to 46 Brown patterns: hound AT ED ]l | 0 10 Yards, Eowen prieem ciy. "=t » " REMNANTS! REMNANTS! : i AN yards: for infants’ wear or underwear 1ot the m The axke would be All Displayed On Special Tables For Friday il $1.50 to $5 Sport $1 Sanitas Table Covers, 39C fi’m.s $3 to §3 in Ene, the brakes woudd fanction and the car Silk Remnants (“}’z“’“ Goods ' i & 'fii’ll,‘l.'\l‘i'i)}‘,’-‘i'ifgi.i"\' e umps : < ‘ ket emnants $1 Pure Silk Pongee, comid be- drimen. home-wndey ite-omn. posser.. 39¢, 69¢ and $1.00 Yd. | 10 10 39¢ Y. iriporied 1 mamie . $ 1 .9 5 Yard Goods Section fen Fruit of the Loom, LSS s s each |9C - vard \\\uloi rm; piece n:rrem quality S R R DRESS PATTERNS FREE B i k M t C | To every customer purchasing m_merlx:l for a dress we will | $10 Boys’ P.|'m Men’s B'rondcloth $5 Collegiate T ulc otor Lompany | ks Sueber S ookl S WSS || Beach Swits || Shirts || Pants || Pumps Divis eral Pattern. rporation instructions in planning, laying out, cutting, etc., of any gar- e s ments. This offer is for two days only, Friday and Saturday 3 WASHINGTON BRANCH | Special inducements are given in cutting and fitting of ] ° T % Fourteen ele; ranklin 4066 resses, coats, ete. I "' tb ud L S‘.. N.w' T phme F klm b ‘The real goods specially Imported _and Domestic Dressmaking School, Third Floor priced_for Friday. Gray B loth Shirts, in Deck. One sad two of a kind Rubber soles. spring and o B Paim Besch Suits with the ‘and_collar attached from suits. in tan, powder low heels: for vacation Try Sworzyn’s First label, well made, in sizes ctyles, white and colors. i ete. Sizes wear. _$2.00 values, Sizes 131, 1o 17