Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1926, Page 34

HOLDS MT. EVEREST: MAY BE CLIMBED Unscaled Monarch of Moun- tains Regarded Accessible by British Explerer. ded mona .08 phys “ordi world's 1 difficult Tolin 1 ¢ the not suntain to climb. s phic Anditorii n of the * air must < in order ained s Method Needed. e handic < the Capt m e the mountain vill bring suc wred. In the pts to climh U finally lory and Irvi e exped the t elmb to without a break Two Return Safely. 3 piched the he climbers and ¢l after the lat he lost This is tin-climbing record » lived to tell the mospheric conditions ch evening th diately e degr below The men re- 50 d and did not dare stir from them appeared. Peak Is Holy. inning of the Iiverest, where the . the expedition found & mit monks who con- hol he lama in the s that the " would never ach the top down 1 to the two members of party who died near the the third expedition lost two One died of heart faflure from exertion. The other died as a result of frost bite. In all 13 men have lost their lives in the three expeditions. TODAY S AMUSEMENTS. Chair,” Matinee Al it, porters. Student Prine Matinee at Kitty 0 p.am. Matinee pli's—""The it £:20 pom. asco—""Kos] comedy, " light 20. man Park—"Enter Madame,” . at 8:30 p.m. Keith’s—Willard Mack, t 2415 and 8:15 p.m. Earle—"Toytown Revue.,” vaude- ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. ;' vaudeville, 0 to 11 p.m. st Battalion,” 9 p.m. burlesque, at vaudeville, \lulu.ll—- ‘Kandy Kids” ong and Dance Man,” 3 7:35 and ;o at : 5, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Palace of Pleasure,” and lll)— T)m Tivoli—"Hands Up.” at 2, 410, 6:15, 0 p.m. wlor—"His Secretary 1d 10 pan. ze Struck,” at 12:30, 2 ind 9:40 p/m. (colored)—"The Splendid 1.6 Sand 10 at 2, Are Your Paymenis Too Heavy? Consuit Us About Refinaneing Your Property o Better Advantuge J. BENSON THOMAS CO. 819 15th St. Main 8416 The Best oil in tRe | Don't use inferior oil. | Get the best. Demand Autocrat. Beware of Substitutes. At Good Dealers Everywhere. 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Members of committee, the in the “in no un: Chairm the leuhol “resented them and expressed from functioning. meeting so that you to use evel means” to obtain action. Mr. Kvale's letter meeting of a group of Hlouse members yvesterday it was decided that the time cogge to put the brakes on inves by tbe House. = PLAN ALIEN ROUND-UP. Immigration Officers to Make Sur- vey Looking to Deportations. followed prominent | at which had Immigration offi are planning a nation-wide round of criminal aliens who have become public charges ‘and are thereby liable to deportation under the law, it was learned toda. The number may reach 20,000. draw from several classes. District immigra- have been ordered to make a survey of the number subject | to deportation and report their find-| ings to the Labor Department. The ailens are largely from two| Those sentenced since Feb- | , 1917, to imprisonment for a ar or more on conviction of a crime | involving moral turpitude committed | within five years after entry, @ those who have become public charges within five year: Leaves Post at Madrid. Maj. Campbell B. Hodges, former military attache at the United States embassy at Madrid, Spain, has re- ported at the War Department for duty on the General Staff. He will be succeeded as military attache Madrid by Maj. Frederick W. Manley, General Staff, recently stationed at San Francisco. ———————— | One of the great dally newspapers Mr. ba t a1 | fited at | of-New York City employs 28 ple, with a daily. pay roll of §5 ORATORY CONTEST RULES QUTLINED Schools in Washlngton Star Territory Advised of Datas and Other Essentials. roneous impro in the terrftor The W ¢ that entrie the 19 closed ho will T pupils within schools closed until Maret in the « ats in not he schools in the Charles those ntries March March 1. four Virginia se of s close the coun- inals in the three April 21. wls in the private group of the 1 bia, April Finals in eack schools within the April 2 election of Maryland coun- I parochial school Co. of the public high bampion of The Wish- ritory, May 7. in which The ington - representative will com- pete, J in which The Wash ington Star representative will be 1. July 3 to September 12 ational finals at kets Ready May 15, Applications for tickets for i and October 1 The s interested ar ets will not be printed until May It is requested, therefore, sons writing in for them will re- rain from asking for immediate plies to their communications, even when they inclose stamped envelopes. tribution of tickets. <ither to s calling at the office or result of applications by n will be made prior to May 15 plications sent in will. however, as received and filled in Ap: that order. Memorial Services Arlington National Cemetery—Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Sunday, Feb. 21 2:30 P.M. Frequent Train Service 1:00 to 2:30 P.M. 30c WASHINGTON-VIRGINIA RAILWAY COMPANY Arlington Electric o Ticket{ Office and Terminal 12th St. & Penn. Ave. N.W. Lost—Strayed—Stolen In 1925, the people of America lost, in fraudulent and worthless stocks, the enormous sum of $1,400,- 000,000. This is the estimate of the American Bankers’ That figure represents about $13 for every man, woman, and Disteict of Colum- | ¢ \ Wash- Says Some Still Have Little; Others Have a Little S@i]l Prohibition has dlvided Congress- men into two groups—*“those swho still have a little and those who little still"—Representative New York, wrote sident of the Na- Civie League, with offices at phibition—when does it bhe. in the letter, which reply to a munication from Mr. Miller say: ing that “funds are urgently need- ed to arouse prohibition sentiment among Congressmen. SHOW HELD INDECENT. | Five Members of Burlesque Troupe, Arrested. Deposit Collateral. 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Additional exhibits are being ob- ned daily, according to a report to the committee by Director Alfred Stern, who indicated that a score or more are in the process of negotia- tion, with many other establishments giving serious consideration to the ex- hibition as a means of depicting Wash- ington’s industrial resources. ‘The array of exhibits should prove of considerable enlightenment to Washingtonjans unaware of the va- ried activities carried on in their city, s pointed out by Martin A. Leese, president of the chamber, at a meet- Itudolph Jose, chairman of the ex- ion’ committees, presided at the at which plans to date were Others in attendance were 5 rles W. Darr, aind Robert Dou: Look elsewhere? Wa have the BLANK BOOKS you want. E. Morrison Paper Co. __1000 Pa. Ave. re. 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