Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1926, Page 12

THE EVENING "STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, MAY 17, 1926. sg,m Teuso na e ik | TRUCKS AID BANKRUPTCY | SAFETY DRIVE PLANNED. | TWO FLYERS BRUISED _-|:ih dhoPah oy b | i, i, i el Th 5 is First Nati 1 . Ve 1i he J: River h abo 4 X n a an ¥ of “Old Joves and New who saw the crash put out in row | eince Friday. oo e T o s | Merchandise Spirited Away, Often PR i Adverse Wind Currents Blamed | fodts {05 LUhs o fescue, fhe | P 0 % ]f‘fl"' “1'[\‘,"‘;"“‘;;"“ ane| iyl feature at the Rialto Theater | porpury Bedtord, Tully Marshall, Ann | *at Night, Makes Work of In- it eld and festving inscrugtion ]| .. for Accldent to) Navy) Plane jured with the exception of u few | Music Academy to Closc well balanced bill is offered this| this Wecl i Rork, Arthur Rankin and Katherine 1 i o brutses. 2 4 i & nieth Pat O'Malley, described as “a suc- | R0 e it in the country during the Summer as T ivgtia; bl o . .| NEW YORK, May 17 (P).—The « o zimova, | cesstul author,” is the megligent hus. | MacDonald in the cast. e part of the natlonal water safety cam- s p.-rgl The wrecked craft, the U-T-T, U. §. | tain i ringing down on the Ar 2% the topliner, in & 5o d in the case. Virginia Valll is| * STRAND—"The Bat.” Increased use of automobiles and |Dalgn of the American Red Cross. By lh;AuM:;e S RS X., later was towed o :hv‘vrv”d ance | of Mus [ entitled “That Sor E the charming wife, supposed to have eking ot spine- | trucks is pointed to by the Depart- The teachers this year will include| RICHMOND, , May 17.—Pushed 100, ;’ 1- Lot _lm: ’ i been a milllonaire’s daughter, who "“fl provoking action, spine-| Tty ctice ns one of the causes | Such well known athletes as Pete Des. | down by adverse wind currents, when | c 9, is docked. Both wings | Iir child, going to G vorite author. 2 " for the incrense in commercial frauds | Jardin, former “l\luph star; Thelma | th ried to make a l:xrn 1IH:'?. below | ne were broken, one pontoon addict who fina < on suicide | Alhert Conti is ng and skill- | throughout the country. ner 1 en's d yo's Taland, Lieut G. R, Fulrland, | was smashed and the ensine case SN bl o shaies RO RNt an b on g f “Government Investigators,” said a | I X it n 3| mad hie meshaniclan, . G. Caughtih Lieut, Fairland sald the mishap ap- | bullding s 10 be of her revolver ) nd | tune-hunting Turopean, who would | #8300 TaTare, PREETE (KN stery | department announcement, ' “believe | U1 ¢ el ] > 3 his title with an Amer- odrama, ha3 taken the famous | that because of chan playlet affords o " Helen Lee Worthing i3 !\x:g‘rvdr)‘t‘:l’;;r;:”Ill;whurt and Avery | of doing business greater facilities are | AV PGS ,,“j\'\“"“:,‘,'y:,",,}}"m‘ . ities very fair to look upon in the unlque | 35,4004 play and made it what|enjoyed by persons desiving to per-fg 7y R College, ']\lshvl!lv and in g8 14 ee spellbound | yole of a *‘rented wife.” some critics pronounce ar's | petuate frauds under the bankruptey | 100 44 T ving experts. trom through its tense moments. There! And there you have the plot, a|jpjrrest “surprise picture.” 2 law, due to the increased use of au-| e peg Cros: b s nothing pretty about the part she | glightly disgruntled young married e .still kept on the edge of | tomobiles and automobile truc i< plays, but the v t!couple for whom wealth and lax from the opening scenes | Which goods may be spirited av nt shines tl b i s divorce laws make separation all 100 | 15 the startling finish, when the |the night time and transferred to dis- he State of California 15 planting ing & : 41 easy, a baron who is glad to try his|mask is torn from “The Bat” and |tant localit 0,000 redwoods this yeas dozen curtain calis were the reward | on the fair divorcee, and & [he is disclosed as one of the least-| *“In former times, evidence that ng, obliging, substitute com- [ suspected characters. merchandise had been unlawfully spir- 0 or the shelved husband, rent- Weird settings and excellent pho- y might be verified at the od from § am. to 8 p.am. at a tidy | tography make it an artistic as well | nearest railroad freight station. Now, um that keeps her y in fur |as a thrilling entertainment. Al- | however, it is found that goods are s | cloaks and evening and with | though the plot of the stage play sported under conditions ime,” should her [has been followed, new complica- be desired for a theater party | tions have been introduced still or cabaret. Of in the end, the | mora to baflle those who may have Jwhole proves, as Mr. Shakespeare |seen the play. b S T D e 15 ontie [ would have called it, “a comedy of | The cast In L | et ket wme demvibed UNDER MITTEN MANAGEMENT { g . | T ——T—— | amazingly fine characteriza- | 1mily Iitzr I ‘minati, Ro- | ganized law violations thre 2 a tions that lend much in reality and ulent bankrupt " Lactobacillus Acidophilus Milk atmosphere to the story are plgyed g B > 2 nger,{ by Accle Hersing and Nora Imylen b S0C 0t S He G The ability of American automo- For intestinal disorders songs, | as the English servants in [llo‘ u- 3 = bllee ito (climb hills and Hravel rough Ak Your phistelan sbook i The [ thor's home. The wealthy settings < s b s haAs ThAE iy tear tBI snn M Y epared by (ho of the|and fine costumes might be said 0| 4 new passenger and mail ferry |try and Canada popular in New Zea- (| NATIONAL VACCINE AND ssisted by | “dress up the picture® very well. line atyoss the Danube is expected to | land, which bought six time: many ANTITOXIN INSTITUTE Barrymore and Gertrude | ghorterr the journey from Bucharest | American machines this season as it 1515 U St. N.W. we featured in the short-reel |y Sofia aight miles. aid four years ago S “The Wife Tamer,” in which » hizh spot of mirthfulness is pro-| F 1 T vided by Clyde Cook when he chases ' “tunts, | 4 white fur neckplece down a swollen (T T T it enter-| gutter in v . = oA i The Dale sisters pleasing in their . | singing of . g comics, a jazz Ol Homeste: pianist, °] and the orche. tral overiure 'he Red Mill,” by Vie- tor Herbert, also help to pass the time very nicely. PALACE—"Wet Paint.” Raymond Griffith, with his topper ar !|and his impeccable evening clothes, iay ot Den ; 1 | are quite prominent in “Wet Paint” Horton, : Loew’s Palace this week, but teading T Uncle Josh, rcely in the way that Griffith fol- suppe v X ted | lowers” have come to expect. In players. h other words, the present vehicle is play are : v s not up to the Griffith standard al- mer though it has moments which reveal quart et hit ubiquitous gentleman camic at the best, @ flith 1s cast as a b 1, who gives the girl of an opportunity to win a posing to her. that the wl i 1 lmlll(‘s were said to be tance to State and Fed- real pleasu i the first opposite sex who will 1 pon the groundwork is $150,000 Worth of Our Finest Women’s Shoes from the Recent Fire at Our Women’s F St. Shop BEGAN TODAY At 5 of Our Stores! ND as this paper goes to press, all five of these stores are scenes of great crowds, great excitement and cager buying! For everybody knows, only our finest fooiwear, was featured at this beautiful I St. Shop, recently destroyed by fire. Now, by order of the under- writers, we are closing out, in one week’s sensa- tional selling, all shoes salvaged from that disaster. (T s several things o B il i 3 border on the ridiculous. One [ Fancy Eastern he audience. ©®' | of these is a ride on a fire truck that who present A e Diver: | cares nothing for speed limits. Shore, large c all-aroun: suffer from a want “of op- their unques- tioned t: 5 stantial comedy. S o, skl comecy, String Beans, Ib .........25¢c| Tomatoes, 1b.............25¢ I== oo meny R et or Rhupard, 2 bunches. .....15¢| Spring Onions, 3 bunches, 10¢c spots, it fails to show the star at Radishes, 3 bunches. .....10c| Pineapples, each.........20¢ FUEEEUE L NEWPOTATOES we.ve 3 lhs. 25¢ [T the past in making him too good, re erring this time in falling - the standard set in previous T music by A organ, comy reall o u 2 a Mack Sennett | production which is not without its humor, and some ellent music by {'Jh' Gannon's orchestra complete the | TIVOLI—“Beverly of Graustark. beSt cane granulated 1 0 'bs' c n Davies is pictured at Cran “m\, with 1 : hara | dall's Tivoli Theater the first two | Bedford as it : ays of this week in her superbly g th 1 film version of George Barr I ol soen Bav ) CAMPBELL'S BEECHNUT s oiedide | poRKwBEANS | TOMATOES | oo wBEANS . re . the and captivation. find his idc v ! | The cast includes Antonio Moreno, i 't irgini; 7 i his only child i % o ( reighton Hale, Roy D'Arcy 1 Na!lmlally k!lflwll v“-g'"“a Pac“ [,I“lsllal Qua!“y tal and physi . Paulette Duval and e e € 3 cans 25¢ | 4 cans 25¢ | 3 cans 35¢ by s Page Me,” a highly spiced nf whom u . i {frolic through the libbies and stair- phsical ’J, - ; vays of a smart city hotel, and the i anne 1 completed with short reels comes limked oneo more with bis past, | Pl 15, completed with short reels ? Van Camp's Evap. 4 small cans v t lnu\ and Ida M. 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Bottle, 19¢ Dozen, $2.15 Stuffed Manzanillas, 6 0z., 19¢ The ure at Loew’s Columbia | with short subjects of varied interest this ‘A Social Celebr \;;;"j\*:‘lnml musical m_cnmmnum»m. by ANHEUSER BUSCH Stuffed Queens,. 12 0z., 32(: o Je for Adolphe Paramount’s best 2 » : le, 18¢ D i oy o oxisinal storv, and v Men. | The High Grade Established 1842 PR . S Fancy Queens, 3% oz, 10c 3ok 16 wupported by including WHITE ROCK .'J;”LT,,.‘ e § 7 i Fancy Queens, 8 oz 19c T e HP Bottle, 17c Dozen, $1.75 Fancy Queens, 12 oz, 22c ously e 14 et ¢ the | pianog sold Direct from the Factory CLICQUOT CLUB movie Kinks ibitiou h We Invite You to Vislt Our Bottle, 15¢ Dozen, $1.65 s" own RI SRR Warerooms —— FT her repus f him \\'h_"n h|~l : i e 1340 G SENW. 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