Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1925, Page 13

5 o e i ; , THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY. AUGUST- 25 - 1925: 13 T " veek'l i “enemy” will be given |coast. Thé Sicilign coast also will Ball, 3 anson at Cobleskill on Saturday, he began at midnight a week’s sham |planes. The “enemy” will e _given | ous| 9 - ign col it ¥i Hit by Pitched , Dies. Yae i e S battie foi th f testing the | four hours’ head start at the begin- |be defended by seven rts o ALBANY, N. Y., August 24 (® o AT e e ¥ ning of the sham battle. Fascist militia, which are being used 4 . N. Y., August 2 — | thrown by an infielder. The blow defenses of Italy's southwestern | Trapani, on the northwestern coast | for the first time for such a purpose, | Rudolph Solomon, a semi-professional | fractured his skull. coasts. Virtually the entirs sea pow- | of Sicily, will be the air base for the | the thebry being that most of the |base ball player of this city died in —_— = | r be divided be- | defenders, while the ships of the de- | regular army will be engaged in re-{a hospital yesterday, the victim of 4| Automatic telephones are used b: i 1 . m.Uf Sp pmeen U 2 4 forces, | fending fleet will be based at Agosta, | pelling the enemy along Italy's|fasc ball. While pitching for the |4,800 subscribers at Dairen, Man tween the Red, or “enemy" forces,| . .y Gr gyracuse, oh the eastern | northern border, Cobleskill nine in a game ugainst Del- | churia. | 3 and the Blue, or defending fleet. Al | e T e mdillisbitleliad. it e i AN SN T the vessels will be unlighted at night, | as in war time Shénandoah and ~ Smoky g “Enemy” Fleet Attempting| The ‘“enéms.” hypotheticaily in possession of the lsland of Sardinia, i i s + “ ”» ith- | will sail from Cagliari in southern Mountain Site Backers Capture” of Seaport With- | it sail from cCagliari in southern ; o ; f fleet ands effect a landing on the ‘May Ask Funds out Aid of Airplanes. Sicilian coast. Every effort will be E . 3 | made to conduct the maneuvers under e ! A ! b B conditions resembling as far as pos- L By the Associated Prese sible those of war. i it of friends 3 Pl cine | The Red fleet will have the ad- 1 Park, in ROME, August 25.—With King taas 0 tohnRge: Nut il Aot had 10ky Moun Victor ¥mmanueél and Crown Prince |air foro while the defenders wiil essee, tie f a co-operative dri criptions toward the pur- areas simultaneously | Umberto looking on, the ian navy | use dirigibles, aeroplanes and hydro- was held in the offices renandoah National 3 officers ion and represer Tennessee area, three membefrs 6f the Southern in Mountain National Park 5 g 2 L jon, whieh fechinftended the RACE J. DONNELLY. 3 30x3"> acqhisiti g h areas as national B o e . H.J. DONNELLY NAMED TFILL 4 days left of these History-making Shoé Economies! But if you the_past two onths g ] a v/ . had only seen the SENSATIONAL CROWDS at all our stores all day andoan National Park Associ : e ' 4 rday, you'd know there isn’t a minute to lose! nation-w e 20 obtain_2.500:000 | B\ week- with wh e | 1| Appointed by Postmaster General | S s seesen 5. || PROBEY TIRE STORES | WOMEN'S SHOES Women's $10 to morning, the 594 & ER was dont \ 1| Acceptance of the resignation of | 2104 Pa. Ave. N.W. I l‘] d ‘E p $13 50 Sl IOES from the 7 ¥ M. Blessing, solicitor of the | ousands o alrs . in on the v permittes Office Department, and the ap- | 9th and P Sts. NN\W. 1200 H St. N.E. - us the inla assodiation's cam- | pointment of Horace Donnelly s y aign machinery by wring part of | sistant solicifor. to the post made va the costs. In this re st the Great |cant was announced I night b Smaky Park representatives were | Postmaster General Ne hefore he de T O A O vigarously supported by the three|parted for Cleveland to attend a series $ None natfonal comniissioners. of post office conventions there. The I Tm—— ] | g ————— Members of th ia o za | b in solicitors will become effec . I Exchanged i Exchanged Gt g el bl changp Sanua: Little Chats About Your Health ) All Sales || L DM, homever 1 Bt gre Mr.Donnelly is a native Washing. 3 2 5 expense and ¢ r 1d | tonian and received his education in No 11 been used to perfect 3 3 law at Georgetown University. He | ) . * that it was In no w o or|has served successively through all tohtbetitive to ahy & the Post Office Department’s 14 grades association, and that Pproposal ap. | Including the clerical as well as th Peared somewhnt unt L ED- | oeal. Hie. sntbrod the law heanch|( Camping Dangers . iblon B zh civil service examina Final Action Postponed. A 4 Typhoid. malaria. and dangerous infections from cuts, &cratches and Despite insistence of some of the wounds are at least three things which should be guarded azainst during the National Park commissioners that an | first ins E 3 A Y rala It the purity of the drinking water is doubtful, boil it ) Broken sizes, in nearly 60 fashionable pat- “inal Clearance—3 “Ci affirmative answer should be given where | () P Tnans pltes doeiors mag hot e &t hand, and ohe AU(hOFIly Feeom i - p Final Clearance—all the “City he Shenandoah National |an employe has come up through the | 5 ménds that Sou take along :hflfiallwu:z: Simple first aid kit i terns. Just reduced from our higher priced remaining Summer Shoes! White, black and ation voted unanimously | grades to the top. inat 1o [l - ping: two 5 2 | ) 2 S . colored modes that will be as correct this HHRD 16 At Teey! Walh ShULIEN o Al | T an e e, et e i e ] g B e S L sales! Blacks, whites, tans, colors. You'll i el T e cignt time to give the proposition ma- | olicitor since 1921 and was the actin oyniche of Jipetute e B Roda. ohe drem Tpe want 3 or 4 pairs at a time! Sl gk Lo eIy = ture judgment, and decid to post- | solicitor f: 1 long period after Mr.|( potash: one hot-water bag and ‘one clinical ')I.:prml\mmy-, . g & possible! Ppone definite action until September 9, | New b e Postmaster General and | ) We can supply all such things., which are o often needed before the 3 2w i St. “City g " When another meeting is to be called | during the time the Post Office De- | doctor sryives St 2L Our Stonés Except (St At Our “City Club Shop” Only in Richmond partment waged its campaign against Tt was pointed out that not} but | fraudulent oil stock promoters, which the most friendly spirit prev resulted issuance of fraud | tween the two groups, one in iia | orders a £ ds of operators | ) 5 > and the other in Tennessee, and that |after th L had been heard by | = Tennessee mavement was even con-|cCook, pseudo North Pole discoverer, ~ emplated by the Virginia o -|was one of them. ) 2 0 On' tne other. hand, the Ghenia| " M. Biccsing Game_ to tho depart , CHILDREN’S SHOES doah National Park Association asked | ment September permission to continue functioning in |John H. Edwards. N ; s £ oo accordance with its legally adopted |signing wis to resume the practice of | 2 : ; g B Misses’ and Children's Re by-laws. law in Indiana liable Hahn Shoes — hundreds ENDOWMENT OF CHAIRS R e S what they IN MOVIE ART OFFERED b 5 o g Cor. 7th & K Ste. Producer Says Film Industry Needs 414 9th St. N.W. SR P : A€ Qur ZehiandOthi S “City Club Shop” 1914-16 Pa. Ave. Big Rewards. . ' Stores Only » . . Y 1318 G St. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. NEW YORK, August —The fact that eight young men who Hever went to' college are earning an average of $1.000 a weék"in New York motion picture studios is one motive for the offer of Robert T. Kane of an annual endowment of $5,000 for a university T chair to be devoted to the art of 4 This model ML HIE Tpic modet the screen. - . silver-filled gold-filied Referring to these unnamed eight . $3.00 o sterling Mr. Kane said: “Not one of them | $8.00 would be able to last a week if pit 7 A i ted against college trained, highly specialized nnu serious miinded co. During this sale you can have your temporaries. T have felt for years that ; i ’ we in the fndustry are paying genius unrestricted choice of any used prices for mediocrity. This must be upright piano in stock delivered to curbed.” = Mr. Kane's offer is limited to Yale, your home ug{m & d‘?r‘;’l" payment of Harvard, Princeton, University of only five dollars. e prices are l"ahf{yrrma. University of Pennsylva unbelievably low. We are over- nia, University of Chicago, Univ ity of Wisconsin and Columbia Univer. stocked and must sell them quickly! sity. The first to accept the offer will receive the first $5,000. y tic scheme of attempt: ing. to reduce novels and stage plavs Used Used Used Used Used Used wpt,he sereen will no Mr. K Upright Upright Upright Upright Upright explained. “We hav new and dis- . . s 3 = 3 el i lorabe at o Pianos | Pianos Pianos Pianos | Pianos Pianos and no one seems to know what to do | at | | at [ at at at at B Tl B e $23‘$36 $45 $56 $65 $87 vited other motion picture magnates | t to co-operate with him. He offers ex. | perts to assist in practical teaching. | l | | FIGHT FOR BYRD’S SEAT. ilpoai i E i Convention at Winchester Thurs- S t l Pl y Off Hiiet i ensationa ayer er Spacial Dispatch to Tae Star A Dbeautiful, fully guaranteed player CHESTER, Va., August 25 i 2 $5 B d N fight for the Democ: ;’fiz’ worth [3500. ~Onsale - Bogal v ran ew tion to succeed Harry F. Byrd Vinchester, as State senator from thé district emt g the «city of inchester Junties of Fred- erick, Shen h and Clarke, is to be -w. 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