Evening Star Newspaper, September 17, 1925, Page 54

RELIGIOUS BARRIER TONUPTIALS ENDED Princess Mafalda and Prince i Philip Adjust Difficulties at Vatican. - Negotiations with the Vatican over the fact that Princess Mafalda, second daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena, is a Catholic an her intended husband, Prince Philip of Hesse, a Protestant, have smoothed away all difficulties and the ceremony is to be carried out along the lines laid down for “mixed marriages. Princess Mafalda will be one of the first Catholic princesses since the Protestant Reformation to be married to a prince of the House of Hesse without renouncing her Catholic faith. With the marriage only a week away, preparations for the event are being pushed forward with alacrity. The King has given the necessary tnstructions for the wedding on Sep- tember 23 and the attendant cere. monies to Mattioli Pasqualini, minis- ter of the royal household; to Duke Borea Dolmo, the prefect of the palace; to the mayor of the city, and to Mgr. Beccaria, chaplain of the court, who is to be assisted in the marrlage serv- ice by Mgar. Bohia, Immediately after the ceremony the leading dignitaries and autherities of the kingdom will be received at the royal castle of Racconigi to offer their felicitations to the royal couple. C dren from all the schools of thi n are to bring flowers and ad- s to Princess’ Mafalda, who is refreshments in al castle. it profusion of rich presents has been received here irom govereigns and princes of foreign lands and from members of the blood Its Among are those Marguerite, the the Duke and of the Queen Mothér Princ Laetitia, Duchess of Aosta, the Duke of Genoa, the Count' of Turin, the Duke d’Abruzzi, the Prince of Udine and the Duke of Pistoia, all of the Italian blood royal. Princess Mafalda is to be dressed for her wedding in white satin. To Crown Prince Humbert is given the credit for designing the gowns which her two bridesmaids will wear when accompany her to the alt will be her two vounger sisters, Princess Giovanna and Princess Maria. Confederate Dies While Fishing. Mhe Star. . Septem- , aged 179, inia farmer, died while fishing near found in the prominent suddenly his home. Mond: His body wa stream, with evidence that he had been stricken and fell. The pole was still clutched in his was formerly county supe member of the school board. served in the Confederate Army. vaen Office Duty. First Lieut. John M. Erwin, Ord- nance Department, at the Rock Is- land arsenal, I, has been assizned to duty in the office of the chief of ordnance, War. Department. TODAY'S AMUSEMiNTS., National — “Gunpowder,” comedy drama, at 8:20 p.m. Belasco—"*Accused at 8:20 p.m Poli's — "“Lovely drama, at $:20 p.m. pm. Keith's—Nora Bayes, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—Ritz Serenaders, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. Strand — Gunnar Kasson -Balto, vaudeville, continuous from 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gaye Chuckles of 1926," lesque, st 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Mutual—“Kuddling Kuties,” lesque, at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. Ito—"The Iron Horse” at 10:50 o 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. he Ten Command. menits,” at 10:40 a.m., 12:43, 2330, 5, 7 and 9:15 p.m. Metropolitan—"Fine 11:35 a.m., 1:35, 3:35, 9:40 pm. Palace—* “The Man Who Found Hlm~ modern drama, Lady,” comedy Matinee at 2:20 vaudeville, bur- bur- Clothes,"” 535, T at and Tlvoh—“r'a(hs to Paradise,” at 2:30, The Street of For- 6:25. 8:05 and 9:50 p.m. ght Life of New York,” Lansburgh Seafood Co; Wholesale and Retail Distributors of All Varieties of Seafoods in season. CATERIXG TQ O ND PRI -n-n RESTAURANTS nmurs WE (L y ELIVER ALL Fion ASYWiERE TNTHE (Y 18 Municipal Fish Wharf __Main 6237-6238 MT. VERNON Steamer Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. 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The Bureau of Chemistry, dnalyzing these figures, found that & large proportion of these drinks are imitation fruit beverages, made by adding ficial fruit flavor, color and a fruit acid to sugar syrup, which is mixed with carbonated water. They have a legitimate place on the market, it said, provided they do not masquer- ade as true fruit products and con- tain deleterious ingredients. The imitations, the bureau declared, have been so perfected that they can- not be distinguished either by taste or odor from real fruit juices, and the chemists even have been able to pro- duce the cloudy appearance character- istic of freshly pressed fruit juice. HELEN WILLS WINS HONORS OFF COURTS Girl Tennis Star Is Elected to Phi Beta Kappa for High Stand- ing in Studies. By the Associated Press. BERKELEY, Calif,, September 17. —Helen Wills, women’s national tennis champion and a junior at the University of California, has been elected to Phi Beta. Kappa, the na- tional honorary scholastic frater- nity. In announcing last night _the election of Miss Wills, officials of the local chapter explained that her record foc the two vears she has been in the university has_been so re- markable that it was decided not to await her senior year. Miss Wills is a student in the col- lege of letters and sciences and is majoring in art. Despite her strenu- ous tennis campaigns, requiring daily practice between seasons, she has found time for sufficient study to put her at the head of her classes. I’Iannlnz an October Wedding? Consult Gude now about the floral dvertisement. HELEN WILLS. EYES' EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ~— OPTICAL COMPANY 40’ —at Morrison's you'll find the blank books you need. E. Morrison Paper Co. SShE '»‘«’fi%M TWELFTH STREET SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. S. Treasury adio| Show Sept. 21 Manufacturers’ exhibit of latest models of radios. Demonstrators and factory representatives will be present showing the last word in receiving sets. This exhibit is open to the public inspection. 720 11th St. Cool Under the Collar ERSISTENTLY Ppreserved poise dis- tinguishes the suc- cessful business man. He doesn’t get “hot under the collar.” Mainly, of course, because his TOLMANIZED col- lar makes its en- compassment with almost arctic cool- ness. TOLMA! 1ZED starched col- lars are white as a polar bear’s Sunday suit, smooth as an eider duck’s vest, flexible as walrus whiskers and com- fortable as a seal in a school of fish. - Phone for service. The Tolman L@mdny F. W. MacKenzle, Mgr. FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON OIL WORKS - COLUMBIA 5228 6th and C Sts. N. W. Franklin 71—72—73 THE KVENING STAR, 1ST-DEGREE MURDER DEFENDANTS ON BAIL Release on Bond of Two Indicted Men Held Rare Instance in Court Annals. One of the rare instances where persons under indictment on charges of first degree murder have been mitted to ball was recorded in the District Supreme Court yesterday when Justice Hoehling ordered James Bostick and James Sample, both col- ored, released under bond. Taking this action, however, Jus- tice Hoehling served notice, 18 not to be taken as an indication that persons indicted for first degree murder are to be released on bail generally. Ex- tenuating circumstances make it evi- dent, it was said, that the indictments B-sn.lru nst Sample and Bostick were un- F The two men were accused of shoot- Ing to death James Robinson, also ad- colored. At the coroner’s inquest evi- WASHINGLON, D. THUKSDAY, dence was produced to show that only one of the men fired, and then to de- fend himself, when Robinson at- grand jury returned “indictments for first degree murder. District Attorney Peyton Gordon informed the court Tuesday that he would not stand in the way of the men being released under bond. Ac- cordingly, after reviewing the evi- dence, Justice Hoehling put Bostick under $5,000 bond and Sample uuder $3,000. Attorneys Arthur N. Presmont and George M. N. McNeill repre- sented the prisoners. Address Communications to President W. M. Hornstein, 2325 18th St. N. W.—Phone Col. 9855 . NEW PACK Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 cans 25¢ NEW PACK A FOUNTAIN BRAND HAM Means Economical Deliciousness SOLD AT ALL DGS STORES ANCTHER SHIPMENT OF Ritter’s Ketchup PREMIER DRESSING Large 19¢ 37c large FANCY FIG BARS 2 Lbs. for 25¢ BROOM SALE Fme Quality 6-String Brooms—Highly Polished Handles HOLMES’ FRENCH APPLE PIE BAKERY PRODUCTS THAT STAND FOR THE FINEST QUALITY WASHINGTON PRODUCES SUGAR SHOEPEG FRESH MILK DEL MONTE INSIST ON THEM! GOLD BAND BUTTER .. 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ALWAYS COMFORTABLE First Washing- Herry Millee LLOYD & CHRISTIE KEATING 6-OTHER PERFECT FEATURES-6 ¥IGNT VODVIL STARTS 8:30 and 0:18 NIGHT FEATURE STARTS 7:50 GAYETY cOI.UMlIA BI.IIII.ESQUE 3115——TWICE _DAILY—8:15 “OKING PERMITTED “CHUCKLES OF 1926” L.:‘dl;- M-gn;c Dul; 28c 'SUPPER DANCE Club Venetian Orchestra Toll House Tavern Burnt Mills Road, Md. R -en.tlou-—Wood Eleventh Season TEN STAR SERIES Washington's Most Meritorious Musical nfl-flnl aCommencine. **ct, 15¢h Production of ith Wm. Heinshaw's Donizetti’s Comin Opera L’ELISIR D’AMORE (in English) This_Serles Includes MME. RETHBERG New star Meiropolitan Orera Co SOPHIE st Another Hinshaw Eroduction MARRIAGE OF FIG. in English ASAL ‘amous Cellist LOUIS CRAVEURE Eminent Baritone ru‘l.n-ot(n.u\'m BALLET A lmited mumber of ssason tick. oig,,at $10.00. $7.50, §5.00 now 1'. Al‘l'lll’lB CMITH CONCERT 1830 G St.. in Homer L. Kitt Co. O T TR N T LOEW" COLUMBIA F Street at 12th Last Three Days AT POPULAR PRICES ! THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Cedl B. DeMille's mighty soreen triumph with RICHARD DIX—LEATRICE JOY NITA NALDI—ROD LaROCQUE Witk BETTY BRONSON In WEEK “The Golden Princess” WASHINGTON'S LEADING THEATERS LOEW'S PALACE F Street at 13th Last Three Days THOMAS MEIGHAN In Booth Tarkingtow's splendid atory of love and sacrifice, “Man Who Found Himself” Comedy—News—Overture NEXT week D. W. GRIFFITH'S “Sally of the Sawdust” CONTINUOUS 10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. [ POLI'S nT?fi‘o‘Ef.fiy MATINEE TODAY 50c to SiI 50 w-:e-h-l- and Kemper will at Jesse Lynch Willl new LOVELY LADY BRUCE MWRAE Carlotta Monterey, Lily Cahtil, Miriam Hopkins, Wm. Hanley, Minnette Barrett and Otherw. Next Sunday Eve---Seats Selling The Sensation of All Sensational Plays A GOOD BAD WOMAN By Wm. McNally A Vivid Slice of Real Life Told with Zolaesque Daring {THE NEW YORK CAST E . 50t 2. Thur. IR et BTLES RIALTO 9th at Gee N.W. IRON HORSE Mischa &uterson, Conducting Rialto Concert Orchestra. Over- ture, “American Fantasy,” Mile. Soprano, Everett Hardell, Teno) An Interpretative Duet. STARTING SUNDAY Carl Laemmle Presents REX BEACH'S The GOOSE WOMAN With Louise Dresser, Jack Pickford. Constance Ben- nett. The Little Tree Nursery Now is the Planting Season \ ‘ \ | | Evergreens, Shrubbery and Plants of all Kinds. RODMAN BROS. 1449 Park Road “Our Friday Special” Crab Flakes, 65c¢ Ib. Eacho&Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th and Water Sts. S.W. Phone Main 6176, 9510. . L] Glbson S Surgical Appliance Fitting Establishment Gl‘eat Sale Of Surgical Quality l ' Elastic Hosiery And russes 1 always find 1 Fiahg and bur servics th vers” best in Washing A rrasses. Blasiic Hoslery and Ab- clal prices now prevail Knee Caps. Glblon 's Special Truss Garter Stockings.... Garter Leggings.... 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S0 to $2.50 M Bhubert DAVID BELASCO Presents E. H. SOTHERN (By Special Arrangement with Lee Shubert) In “AQCUSED" by BRIECX George Middleton SHUBERT ELASC ement Mess: TONIGHT At 3:30 WILLIAM Present “THE GETAWAY” A New Play of Adventure By CHARLES K. VAN RIPPER wiri JJOLET HEMING And a Fine Cast Including MINOR WATSON, ERIC DRESS- LER AND OTHERS Tonight 8:20 Mt Saturday "ATIONAL Gene Buck Presents a New Play GUNPOWDER By J. 0. NUGENT and ELLIOTT NUGENT Authors of “Kempy,” “The Poor Nut,” te, ATS SELLING Brilllant Comedy THE TALE OF THE WOLF | With a Distingui, UTUAL BURLES THE AVENUE AT 9TE TWICE TODAY [_cm;film \ TODAY—11 A. M. TO 11 P. M. First National Presents LEWIS S. STONE Marmont, Alma Rubens, Rormond Gritfith and a fine t in an absorbing film ver- Molnar's cas sion of Ferenc “Fashions for Men.” FINE CLOTHES ZexTRA— AL ST. JOHN SFAIR WARNING” News—Overture—Scenic ‘Washington’s Finest Orchestra CRANDALL'S, s x. Juhsr TOMORR Nans BAYMOND r.mv. 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Ave NETH HARLA LEN HE RELRE{TIO\ 9th RAPHAEL o dodreats X OF BROADWAY C PRINCESS | _in “PROUD FLE F‘\ E. ELEANOR BOARDMAN PREVOST 911 H EMPIRE hlh\ \\. NTED. oiDAUGHTERS o RY. p NONTE Ang LiBERTY North Cap. and P Sts. DRO DE CORDOBA and E ADOREE i o BANED TAKOMA Takoma Park, D. C. RICHARD BARTHELMESS PA DA HAWLEY “in CIRCLE 2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. W. 953 Ample Parking S, i i L\\r ne Space. Showings 7 & § B3 imission, 25 cts LILLIAX GISH. nnno'rm' GISH, AND GREAT 'CAST, “ROMOLA." PAR]( THEATER 4618 14th BEBE DA W. LS DANCING GLOVERS. 613 P 1127 wm to 11 p. Sbpointiment. FEORD PEMBERTON, n All Styles of Dancing. Studio 1860 Biltmore gt. = Phone Cof 2 D‘\VISO\" Teach you to dance cor and dance Saturday 3 ning_with orchestra. Conosinie, Eateston Fokiror. Tanger Tala [DANCIN Oven _Evers Night NEW YORK CONSFRYATORY inth—3 mght CLOSE 10 AM. 1P Pa. Ave. Cor. Gabb S TO ‘FCZ e B ANC Fox Trot Wflu. Tango, Ct v. l by 'J"f?m..’ /