Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1926, Page 21

SHRINERS TO MARK RETURN BY PARADE Reception at Raleigh Will Fo'low March Tonight Un Avenue. “Almas will shine tonight.” vinz in the Union Station at ‘clock this evening from the an- <hrine conclave at Philadelph Shriners of the Almas Temple. ac- compunied by hundreds of \isiting Shriners, will form on the concou for a big up avenue. Following the parade the Shrine will zather at tieir headquarters, the Raleizh Hotel, where a reception will he tendered Leonard I'. Steuart. prom inent Washinzton business man. whe was eleatcd imperial outer guard at the Philadelphia Imperial | election. The reception will start at 8 ocl and it is expected that Commissioner Cune H. Rudelph will =peak Potentate Charles 1. Shackelfovd of Almaz Temple, who arrived in the city this morninz. inx elaborate plans for tonight, which he declares will he A zala occasion When the Shriners march up the Averue this eveninz they will be ac eompanied by a number of musical wnits. They will also burn sparkler: tn show their enthusiasm over Mr Steuart’s vietory. which places him on the first step in the Shrine and ntually will make him the tmperial head of the Shrine in North America. Potentate that delegatio ora Lewist M Anah femple of Bay Me.. will join with the Almas Temple delegation in the ve vade and 1eceptio addition there will be delezations from Savannah and Jacksonville and scores of Shriner. from other parts of the United States whe are opping over en route to their ho T am very Shackelford sajd today full nobility turn out uniform.” AIR F%RT HE&E URGED. parade announces emple of Shackelford anxions.”” Potentate ‘to have the tonizht in Hoover Approves Line Between Capital and Philadelphia. Establishment of a short. run pas- scnger air service between Washing ton and Philadelphia s favored by Secretary Hoover. The Commerce said yesterday he would like 1o see the experiment carried for ward, with the service endinz at the Capital a He said W eivilian air por s vreated Washi ed from civil air t The suggested ail Washington and the eelebration at Philadelphia has a bjections between Avm h tion officials, on the conten tion that han: space at Bolling Fleld is Insufficient. and that the ground at the Philadelphia terminal is unsuit:ble. Secretary Hoover zaid, however. that he is hopeful an ar- ranzement can be worked out where. by the Army field here and the nd that unless one zton will be isolat ortation Navy av Philadelphia naval field can be uszed | for the projec Divorce Cause 20 Years Old. NEWARK. N. J.. June 4 (P.—The past has struck at Charles Howard apen of Port Richmond, .\'am%lch fslands. Tlis wife obtained a divbree allezin her hushand in Pan : indiscretions ma 20 yvears a | PRRERNRRAES ARRRRET WhataTreat one finds shower bath when the thermometer ambitious! 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BYERFRESH bot tles are used only onee they a=s non-refiilable and mever returnable A: vour drugeists.’ evERFRESH ~AGNE S 1Ay Pennsylvania € | Monteres ladder | % | e O R T Signed) Gordon | THE EVENING SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, Daylight Saving Time. 585,000,000 VOTED FOR NAVY AVIATION Program Covers Five Years; including 1,947 Planes and Two Dirigibles. ARRIVED Y Marta, TERDAY. uerlJ rioe. 3 5 arneniie. M Chnma L, Y Cristoba San Francisco” “Lonuon: DUE TODAY. Mauretania Southampton. ) . men; M George Washinzton Panama 5% Sarcoxie Avabic . Panueo " The Naval Alr Service bill, au- thorizing an $85,000,000 program dur- | inz the next five years, passed the Senate vesterday without debate. The Senate made some changes in the language of the House bill, so that it Roes to conference. Provision is made for the con- 5 struction of 1.947 planes, as well as Drottninghoim 3 two rigid airships. each three times eendam ... ... the size of the wrecked Shenandoah, and the malntenance of a minimum strength of 1,000 useful heavier- | than-air craft, The bill also would create the of- fice of Second Assistant Secretary of the Navy for aviation and other du- o) “1%00 N ties, and provides that any officer of I s bo st the Mari rps or Navy detailed to command an zviation school, air sti- | tion air unft organized for A tactical purposes shall be a qualified naval aviator. The airships. of a type suitable for use as adjuncts to the fleet, would he approximately 6.000.000 cubic feet volume cach, and $3.000,000 was set as the.construction cost of both By vears, the following heavier- than-alr craft construction would b authorized: 1927, 235 plane: | 285.000: 1028, 313 planes. $16. 9. 335 planes. planes, $18,941, planes, $20,046,250. Provision also s made for the building of 333 other ' TO PLEBISCITE SITUATION | pade, Br the Associated Prese TACNA, Chile. June 4.—Anti-Peruy fan tions resulted in the death here last night of Manuel Espinosa Cuella, Peruvian, a.former resident of Tacna. who was allegedly expelled but return- #d to vote in the proposed. plebiscite o decide the sovereignty of the prov- inces of Tacna and Arica. While other fatal incidents have occurred in the past which Peruvians claimed were of plebiscite nature, the | truth of such charges never | | clearly established. Thus Espino: death is the first fatality attributed | to the plebiscite situation. | : THE WILLARD * De Grasen. ... Ohio Veendam Sugust 0 Pennsyvanian | Manucl Arous. Laoland | Clan Mat | Lancaeti; | Majestr | zcelanc: 1200 Noon Midnight Midmght Celte—L Sarinthy In Switzerland the dride on her wedding day will permit no one. not aven her parents, to kiss her on the NONE BETTER A. G. 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St Elizabeth's Hos- Hotel, will leave today for her Sum- g mer home on Long Istand. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Saul have closed their house, on Wyoming ave- nue, and moved to their Summer home, Tempo Farm, between Chevy Chase Lake and Kensington, Md. Mrs. E. F. Kohman of Battery Park and her three chifren left vesterday for an extended trip throughout the West. They expect to return eariy in September. Walte rd. | Wwilli in. Franck Hyatt, sr L. Rivot. 6 Hospital Julia Gallagher, 84, 222 4th st we. 1 Teonora B. Longfellow. 58. Georsetown | University Hosnital. o 1 e’ Rithands, 58, Georestown Uniser. sity Hoanital. ¥iorina, C. Brereton, 89, 421 Masn. ave Helen 1 Ellicott. 3. Georgetown Univer » Hosnial o _ Providence Hosital. y. 2, 818 ) th st eorgatown University \ B MR h nee Hosoltal. Mare ® p Khams. 1. SUAnnn Infant A Simms. 1 month. Childrens Hos- | The class of “25” of Sacred Heart | 3 Academy gave a luncheon followed by | "“ijant of Charfss and Garda Saze. 18 days. 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Freedmen s | ¥Rospital Births Reported. | | e foll births have been V!p""':fl o Sbe Realth "Department in the past 23 | O artes H._and Grare M. Burkley. girl. Mortimer E. Funice Rian. bos. Frit D and Eva B, Hofmann, it Ravmond F, and Evelvn R_Green. bos. ¥, her boy. The Alumnae Association of Holy Cross Academy will give Jts dinner Manday evening. commemocrating the | golden jubilee of the Alumnae As nciation. The entertainment consists of music. toasts and snecial features contributed | - by Mrs. Viola Mallett Conbove, Miss R Patricia Sullivan and Miss Agnes Detailed to Academy. Walters. Mrs. John H. Zabel is in| Aaj. Homer M. Groning at the Army War College. charge of reservations. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock hy Maison [ heen detailed to duty at the Military Academy, West Point Y. d Marv Dawson. hos. Georze R, and Elizabsth V. Burton. hov James R. and Fdith L. Govge. girl William and Lulu Butier, box. 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