Evening Star Newspaper, July 6, 1925, Page 26

THE EVENIN( LOSS 15 $10,000, IN'SANTA BARBARA Church Services Held in Open as Tremors Continue to Shake City. Prose RARBARA. Calif definite survey quake damage available Bar bara citizens had estimates on hand | today indicating that $10,000.000 would | he required to replace huildings dev astated by an earthquake last Mon fay While iy of earth Santa reconstruction progressed the city was rocked Satl day and Sunday by ‘a series of slight shakes which did no moticabale Aamage. but were felt generally Since the major temblor last Aay, more than distinet have been recorded ven earth tremors intense enough be felt. bui severe enough to cause noticeable apprehen sion. nccurred here between the hours of 4 a.m. and 11 p.m. vesterday addition. the recording thermometer of the Southern Counties Gas Co., which serves the community selsmograph. recorded almost stant vibrations slight noticed generally from 7 a.m a.m. vesterda only four churches heing safe for occupancs union services were held vesterda by the Protestant denominations, a the bandstand in Alameda Plaza while the Franciscan fathers of the 14 mission sald mass before an im provised altar in a little hay field in front of their shattered place of wor <hip. FLEEING GIRL HURT the work of Mon 100 shocks 1o he to 10 of IN SEEKING LIBERTY ; Colored Inmates of Training School Attempt Escape. One Injured in Passing Through Transom. Fleven colored inmates of the Na tonal Training School for Girls ma a dash for liberty early last night Ten of them scaled the wall and made off. the eleventh member. Jessie Lof- e, 17 y old. cut her Roing through x transom and received a0 severe wound that she had be taken to Georgetown University Hospital. Her wound was dressed and she was returnzd to the school Several of the girls. learning of the plot of others to escape, had given 2 warning and made efforts to inter cept those who made the dash for liberty It was just after the con clusion of a Rible reading in Wash ington Cottage that the started trouble in the vard. and A num. ber of them had succeede heyond the confines of tion's grounds Police of the seventh Tenlevtown subdistrict were soon in pursuit of the fugitives. and_shortly had all of them in custody The zirls were returned 1o the school. and \\”l bhe carefully guarded to prevent possible repetition of the affair '\|n~u of them were captured by Sergt. G B. Cornwell and Policeman o H Cornwell of the Tenlextown force institu SIX RACERS DROWN. ®). A had LISBON. Portugal. July # boat conta 15 men. who taken part in a hoat race on Tagus River. near Lisbon. overturned vesterday and six the men were drowned. despite efforts to rescue them The race Lishon Naval valiant by the was organized Association TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National "Meet the Wife. " comedy £:20 p.m Poli's—""Robin at 5:20 p.m Keith's—Olsen and .Johnson ville 2:15 and 815 p.m at Hood." light opera Farle—"Raffles tinuous from 1 to 11 Rialto—"A Woman's tinuous from 11 am. to Metropolitan—:J1 a Columbia— " "The eontinuous from 1 Palace—"Eve's Secret from 11 a.m. to 11 Tivoli—' Waking Up the econtinuous from 1:30 to 11 Ambassador—-Just a Woman §:15. % and 9:45 p.m Farle Roof—"Recompense tinuous from 730 to 11 p.m Central— "The Courageous Fool.” at 12:30, 2. 3 £:3 8 and 9:30 p.m ARNIVAL pment—for GARRISON -] Wholesale Tor and Novelty Co.. Tne. 914 E St. N.W. vaudeville n.m Faith 1 opom. con Woms p.m Hour to 11 Crowded am. to continuons Town p.m. at con Take Care of Your Eyes Dont delay con- OPTICAL CO. 614 Dth 8t 712 11th Street EADY Sot6 ooty you with Blank M. A. LEES Branch Store R E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Little Each Pay Day Each pay day deposit a small amount of your salary in this hank. Do this regularly. and watch how quickly veur money grows 39% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts A N K OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sta. In| con- | arm while { to] getting | precinct and F. Vho‘ vaude. | pm. ! Vera Cruz Saloons Teaten 1o Cione GERMAN WARTOLL Ae RrotesttoTux 17 (111,000 PEOPLE, State About to Go Dry as Result of High Levy on Liquor Dealers. Census Shows Populahon ls’ 62,500,000, About Same as in 1908. | By the Ammociated Press VERA CRUZ. July 6. -The state of Vera Cruz is on the verge of “going dry” without the necessity of a pro- | hibition law. due to the high taxes {1evied on saloons by the sovernment The saloon keepers are threatening to close their shops unless the gov | ernment lowers the tax and complain | further that their receipts are less | than what they should be because the | saloons are forced tn close on Sun-|a days. They descrihe Sunday as the | whereas at the outbreak of the war | most profitable day of the week be-|it was, roughly. 68.000,000. cause it is on that day that the ru It Is estimated that Germany lost i population comes to town. rly 7.000.000 by the cession of va COMBINE TO REDUCE Sne ity another Sas000 oy | TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS another 2.7 | | | By the Associated Pross BERLIN. July Provisional fig | ures of the census taken last month show that the population of Germany roughly. 62,500,000, excluding the rre roglon. the population of which {Is estimated at another 750.000. the population of Germany is the same as it was in 1908 i jdeaths during the war and 2.500.000 through a decreased birth rate during the war period But for the war, it is pointed out Germany would now have had a population of about 75.000.000. Never theless. the population Is steadily in- | creasing. As comparad with the cen sus taken in 1919 there 2.350.000 more people, or of 5%, per cent Berl th a population of 3.900.- | 1000, is 11 the second largest eity | of Europe. Hamburg is the second largest German city. with just over a million. Cologne, Munich, Leipzig and Dresden each has more than 600.000. while Breslau has a little more than half a million | Secretary and William | Green of A. F. of L. Enlist Labor Hoover are ahout an increase | | in Prevention of Casualties. & Iabor organ {izations zenerally into service in an tra fic |have been effected hy | A | Arrangements to | | attempi to . reduce casualties be Hoover of the agreement Accident Insurance | Travelers—Pedestrians—Automobilists Men and women hetween 15 and 70 sears of ‘age can provide against accident throiigh a $1.00, $2.00 or $3.00 Policy Pave $1.500 to $6.500 for specific losase. country he given | and 10" S50 Weele Hae stoaviiee " B PHONE ADAMS {tween Secretary of Commerce and William Green, president American Federation of Labor Mr. Green. inquiring as 10 the work |of the National Conference on Street {and Highway Safetv. which held | first session last Mr. Hoov the reporis and | the conterence. | Secretary Hoover pting, also | broposed that the labor organizations | should arrange to hold local meetings | AK TRIP W for discussion of the safety methods | TAKE A IP WEST |under study by the conference. A —And see Ameri- | policy of having labor representatives | o et Soemsey. | serve with municipal governments and | ton Juls 17 for s | civic associations in working to im- | axy Tou { prove conditions also was outlined brough the Viest Yellowstone. © Call fornia. | The Prince of Wales is so particular about his walking stick that when he forgot his favorite one upon starting | for South Africa. he sent back for it }and had it delivered by mail boat at Capetown Lape 100 hotels and tha b 1 e ening irips details ROCHESTER’S TOURS Bank Bldz.. Main 3980 JORN B. COCHRAN, THOS P. HICK Amk “Tor restdent V. - P. avd Cashier. Our Wednesday i Specials: {Commercial business and savings ac- ;uur-n specialized and solicited. Sturgeon Steak Resources Over $5,000,000 50c¢ Ib. Wountain Memorial Half Dollars for Vdistribution as long as they last | | Monthly statement of accounts i rendered FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK | Tenth St., at Penna. Ave. NW. RBranch 1111 Connecticut Av: EACHO & CO,, Inc.| 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Mkt. ue Phone Maim 6 | | ~ . . - Co-operation Betters Service Your Help Is Solicited After all—we are each dependent upon the other. You upon the dairy for your milk supply—and we upon you to keep the Bottles in commission—and we can do our part so much better if you'll help us by getting the Bottles back as quickly as they are emptied. Your grocer pnll be glad to lend a hand—and if you have any quantity of the Bottles phone us—Lincoln 1811— and we will send for them. | | Milk “Walker Hill Dairy” nth Street S l',. Phones Lincoln 1811-1812 many odd and attractive Chairs are offered at substantial reductions lowered prices prevail on scores of one and two of a kind chairs in our stock- we invite you to share in the savings. 10% 10% Reductions on all other chairs— off the usual prices of Wicker Ware and Overstuffed Furniture. DULIN& MARTIN 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 t01218 G Street Hours—8:45 to 5:30 Closed Saturdays During Tuly and August '..-lnr STAR. WASHINGTON MONDAY JULY ! | menian refugees in Soviet Armenia,| ‘hn\'- left for Europe. The commission selected two areas Hln being suitable for colonlzation |one, of 60000 acres, northwest of | Erfvan. and the other, of 45,000 acres northeast of the city. of Natlons | Dr. Nansen hopes to raise sufficient TR iak e the other | funds in Europe and America for pro e rbeis LE ®''| Viding Irrigation for these districis members of the commission which|ang expécts to pay a second visit to made a fortnight's investigation con-' Armenia 1o superintend installation cerning the colonization of 15,000 Ar f the irrigation system. 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LOEWS COLUMBIA et at nn = £ = = 'rnlnl AND A Paramount Prexen BEBE I)MIIEI.S In a thrilling adaptation of Jane Corel's atage hit “THE CROWDED HOUR" RALPH GRAVES COMEDY Harry Hartz A |u||u|umuuummm|m|muumu LOEW'S “TODAY AND un 7rru Paramount Presen's BETTY COMPSON WITH JACK HOLT In a fascinating screan of Elms Ferguson's comedy “EVE'S SECRET" HARRY LANGDON COMEDY Pathe ake Pletures News—Magasine—Overture —Ete, I i You'll Enjoy the COOLING BREEZES of the Potomac and FREE DANCING Rain or Shine — Sokelov Music 40-MILE MOONLIGHT TRIP TONIGHT 7:15 and every even- ing except Satur- day and Sunday Saturday, et Scale of Prices Infield Admission $2.00 Children (6 to 12 ye-rl) ’l 00 Infield Parking. $2.00 an i Grandstand Seats i Box Seats e Track) 54, SS and $6 Admis .$7, 88 ...d $10 Admission) you. 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