Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1926, Page 50

PRECINGT JUDGES URGED BY HESSE, Indorses Move to Establish System as Relief for Po- lice Courts. Chief of Police Edwin B. Hesse mgrees with the Citizens' Advisory Council in advocating the establish ment of a system of magistrate courts in the police precincts to relieve con gestion in the Police Court Maj Hesse helieves that the magis- trate courts not only would rel'eve the police courts of ahout A0 per cent of cases involving misdemeanors and violations of minor traffic regulatior but undoubtedly would keep police men on the street longer than under the present system. The police now, according to the chief, spend entirely | ;" too much time sitting around in court | waiting fnr cases to he called. : wrts in six of the pre- | o helieved, would be | sufficient to handle virtually all cases of misdemeanors and minor infrac- tions of the traffic regulations, which constitute the largest hulk of cases tried in the Police Courts. The mag istrate courts also, he said, would give the offenders a much speedier | trial than is now possible with the | Police Court dockets bulging with | eccumulated cases. The facility with which the could be dis trate court plained, would require only the part-| time services of the magistrates. Good lawvers, he believes, could he prevailed upon to devote a few hours | a day to act as magistrates in the | precinct courts. The movement for the creation of |3, & svstem of magistrate courts w started several vears ago, and Tuesday night when it adopted a r revived by the Advisory Council port on the bill proposing to alle- viate the congested conditions in the Police Courts through the erection of an addition to the present build- ing. The report suggested that in| 1leu of increased facilities considera- | tion be given to the establishment of a magistrate system. Georze R. Wales, who reported on the hill. ex- pressed the opinion that magistrate courts in six of the police precincts could dispose of ahout 75 per cent of the cases now taken to the Police Courts. EMBASSY CLUB SOUND. Disaster A 9. 11 9 i ases | 12 w |st of Financial Quickly Dispelled. NEW YORK, June 4 (®) ——Renn\l!‘ of financial disaster having overtaken the Elite Embassy Club, in a Fifth avenue building, were dhy\e!‘fld yester- day when attorneys fi T. Wilson, jr., sponsor nl ‘the enter- prise, announced that checks had bes mailed for $3,000 rent and other obliga- tions. The entire affair, coming to light when a notice was posted on the en- trance that the furnishings would be | sold to satisfy creditors, was due to a | misunderstanding, Mrs. Wilson's at-| torneys said. The club was founded by the younger social element in opposition to the counsel of older leaders. A new location must be found for it as the building is being demolished, but the announcement stated that the club has had no other difficulties. Reports m@mflffl)fllflrfljwflmmwm E E ;\\\\\\\m\x\am“fiix&v.\\\\s\\\\x\t\\s\\\s\» Do Expert Watch Repairing Oppenheimer & Shah 907 F St. N.W — ROSEBUSHES Fine, large Rosebushes for a few days only, 35 Cents Each Three for $1.00 Six Varieties Open Friday IA%?”STM:\‘I‘!;NA)‘ Evenings NEALY'S GREENHOUSES 1915 Good Hope Road Anacostia The Shenandoah Martinsburg, W. Va. WM. FLENNER, Mgr. $1.50 via Frederick, Shepherdstown. Nice place to Special Sunday DINNER Beautiful drive, Boonsboro and Golf links available. spend the week end. Room Rates, $2.00 Up Commg! Soon to “Cool You Off” WILL BE SOLD AT THE NEIGHBORHOOD L—.. STORB Army Resngnahons National Ma Barry, 30 p.m. 6:05, 7:3 Kellys,” 8:20 and 9:30 p.m. teers tinuous from 2 to 11 p.m. | Em w@_mmmm eSS SIRSRENRNXN | lncrease This Year;; 21 Quit Last Month Army officers are leaving the service in increasing numbers to accept private employment or go into husiness for themselves. Resignations for the first five months of 1926 totaled 95 officers, ranging from second lieutenants to colonels. Only 42 quit during the same months last year. Thirty-four per cent of the 95 were Infantry officers and 18 per cent were in the Air Service. May with 21 resignations, was the month of heaviest loss. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. “The Song and comedy, at £:20 p.m. Keith's—Aileen =|1n|a\ Dance 5 and 8:15 Earle vaudeville, | Rrown vaudeville, 30 10 11 p.m. Meiropolitan 40 am., 1 " MinstrelsWesley continuous from “Ranson’s Folly," sll‘ . 3:30, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. Rialto--Outside the Law,” at 11:40 m., 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, T:40 and 9:40 p.m. Palace—"That's My Rab, at 10:50 m., 12:35, 2:25, 4:20, 6:05, 7:50 and Columbia—"The - Rainmaker, 15 am., 1, 2:40, 4:30, 6:15, A0 p.m. Tiv, at 755 and “Monte Carlo,” a and 9:45 p.m. Ambassador. 'he Cohens and at 6:10 and 945 p.m. Central—"The Dancer of Paris,’ 30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, nandunpm Strand—"The mqmmo Sinner,” at 20 a.m., 12:30 3550, 5:20, 6:30, 5, 4:20, Wardman Park—"Three at 7 and 9 pm. Belasco—*"The Naked Truth,” at 1, 7 and 9 pm. Lincoln (colored) Muske. -“‘Wet Paint,” con- The Smyrna College for rls, here there wera almoest no Turkish udents hefore the war, now has an ent of 290 girls, of whom 270 Mount Vernon and Alexandria, Va. 90c¢ Round Trip 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week days Mount Vernon Electric ! Railway Phone Main 397 Car leaves Terminal 12th & Pa.Ave.N.W., every hour on the hour. 7o Expert Fittings The ahility to fit trusses, elas- tle hosiery and ahdominal sup- porters perfectly cannot be ac quired except hy long experi ence. Gibson's fitting staff ha\! been doing this work faithfully and ekillfully for many vears. Our service has been a\allnho to the public of Washington for the last 20 years. Avail your- self of this great opportunity if veu need any surgical anpliance. ——INC¢ —— 917 G St. N.W. \\\\\\\\m‘m‘ \\\\\‘\\\\\‘\‘\“fi\“““ [ When You Need Money —can you g0 to the bank and get it? You ean (f you open a avings accou s hank e "ind “othe open an account NOW. 3% INTEREST ANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E St-. %5 4% Prepare for nisfortunes-—- . | authorizing R [ THE EVEN BELMONT BACKING GALLATIN STATUE New Yorker Says Shrine to Early Treasury Head Is Most Fitting. The movement to erect a statue in front of the Treasury Ruilding to Alhert Gallatin, one of the first heads of that important branch of the Gov. ernment, has been indorsed hy Perry Belmont, prominent New Yorker, in a_letter to Senator Thomas J. Walsh { of Montana. It was Senator Walsh who had the Senate adopt a resolution Wednesday an appropriation of §10.- 000 for the construction of a pedestal for the sta which will he present ed to the rnment by an associa tion now hei ned. The resolu tion is awaiting action in the House. Tn his letter to Senator \Walsh, Mr. Relmont said it s universally con. ceded that Alexander Hamilion is entitled to the statue erected in his honor at_the <outh end of the Treasury Ruilding, and added that a memorial to the “estahlishment of the financial system of our democratic republic is glaringly in- complete without Gallatin “These great cotemporaneons fig. our financial histor complement each of her Belmont's letter continued. was endowed with a genius fe mental finance, hoth were identially called to strengthen the voung republic where weakness existed. one enlisting in the struggle for arist v, the other for democ- racy."” In offering the resolution Senate yesterday, Senator pointed ‘out that Gallatin longer than any other man retary of the Treasury and that he later d self in the diplom, countr CARNIVAL We Have Everything For Carnivals. GARRISON’S prov- in the Walsh served as See: Wholesale Tox and Nogelty Co.. Ine. 914 F Street N.V 000““““0‘““.“ Pure Silk Chiffon Hosiery Silk from toe to hem, per. feet quality, in all the light Summer shades, including white. Our $1.00 Quality 6GOc \ Sigmunds, First Floor 23 K3 3 00'0 * s % o QXTXS % L3 X3 K3 X2 3 0% K3 Qe 9% o%% g0 058 0 o o 030 439 %! % o% EXZ X2 . °o o % 0 > %0 o0 T2 TXT %0 +% % % RX2XIX S X3 * o o X2 Feature— 100 KIDDIES’ HATS Straws—Silks and Combinations Sizes 2 to 8 Worth $1.98 to $3.98 50c¢ Children’s Dept. 3rd Floor 0 o0 o% o% XEXTXL XS K3 "%’ K3 IXIXIXL> % 9, 3%, IXTX x4 Ry " 4 350 %, rY 13 g ®, % 03 D> e Xa o o2 QXD % 4 s o% ge 00 0 o% X X2 K3 LX2> DRESSES —of beautiful broadcloth and rayonette, in pretty stripes and dark and light figured effects. Attrac- tively styled and well made. The price does not begin to tell their real worth. You should buy several for Summer wear. Priced extraordinarily low in our Anniversary sale. 2o K3 IX2X 3 0 e o " o, G *, X O o XZXD> 00 o0 o% % X2 XL XDN ' 3 X3 0o o% QX EXIX % o% ¢% XEXTX e IXD> 3 for $5.00 Bargain Basement Qe * 130 130 430030 030 o0 430 30 Zo af0 a0 eule! G e N WASH NG STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, D. C. BIDS TO BE OPENED. Submitted for Ventilating Sys- tem at Jail and Street Work. Bids for the Installation of a new ventilating system at the Diatrict jail will be opened this afternoon by the Commissioners, The cost is expected to_approxitmae $9.000, The Commissioners will open bids Saturday for the construction and paving of the roadway and sidewalk for the Van Buren street under-pas. A new type of stesl.enforced asphalt will he used. Rids for repairing a number of strests by the “heater method” will be opened June 21. Under this sys- tem kinks in the axphalt are exposed to extreme heat and rolled smooth while soft. SPEAKS BEFORE LEGION. A/ 0dress briiihs history, dsvelon: ment and prestige of the Constitution was delivered hv Assistant Attorney General Rert M. Parmenter, as prin cipal speaker and guest of honor at a flag day celebration Wednesday night by the Sergt. Jasper Post, No. 13 of the American Legion, in Odd Fel-| lows' Hall. | Thad Baker, post commander, | presided at the meeting, at which | other speakers were ’ast Department | FRIDAY, Comdr. Paul McGahan, Theodore -J. Cogswell, commander, and Capt. Thomas J. Frailey, senior vice departmental citizens’ military training camps and thanking Capt. Frailey for his work as general chalrman of the Memorial day committee were adopted. 'EMEMBER —we have a_tremendous stock of blank books al-| ways on hand. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Av Announcement Flower Field in Full Bloom The public is cordlally invited to visit The Edward P. Schwartz Peony Gardens at Gaithershurg, Md., to view the thousands of cholce and rare peonies now at their best. Come and select your root for Fall planting. Fastest SellingBest Buy! There are many speciai features in these “Life-time” Homes in 5000 Block 7th St.—Petworth that are not to be found usually at anything like the price. Of course, 6 big rooms and big covered front porch. Both the breakfast porch and the sleeping porch are both screened—and there’s a separate garage. $8,950— with Cafritz helpful terms Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Take 9th street cars to Decatur St. or phone for us tn send auto & CAFRITZ ., Owner and Builder of Communiti. 300 New Summer Hats Underpriced in Our Anniversary Sale! Trimmed, Tailored and Sport Hats All Grouped for One Great Selling Over 20 New Styles MATERIALS: Crepe, Milan Hairbraids Crochet Bengaline Ribbon J x> oo:oo o o303 %% $3 and $3.50 Values Large Drooping Brims fF-the-Face Vagabond, Roll Bn‘mn S High Crowm Sigmunds Millinery Dept., 3rd Floor Quoting the Lowest-in-the-City PRICES ON FINE LUGGAGE DRESS TRUNKS A wonderful value offered you tomorrow in Large Size Dress Trunks, with six heavy brass bands, patent bolt spring lock and deep tra; -amount vull give you years of service. $12.98 value — special lasting The famous make, which $7.95 Anniversary price ..... Patent Leather Hat Boxes Extra large size, with velvet extension; sewed-on handles, nicely shed, to give lasting Special Anni- fi service. $l.98 versary price ......... SUIT CASES Black and ftan, 24 inches long, frame, durably made to stand travel hard- Anniversary shi Sigmunds Luggag= - Dept.—Bargain Basement steel 880 second vice departmental | %0 % % % 4% o% 4% o% o% o%% o%o o 130 650030430 630 430450 o0 03000 o30 30 o3 JUNE 4, 1926. ~ AMUSEMENTS. MARSHALL HALL Located on the Beautiful Potomac Steamer Chas. Macalestor Leaves Tth 8t. Whart Y MT VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Wharf Dally 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Ad 25¢ Cate and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not open on Sundaye OMAR, aomancy) eveny | }[[FheRasult of 50Yearsof ~ practical coffee éxperence =% M:E:SWING CO PG e T MO | Opan at 8:30 A.M. Daily Open 5: 30 to 8 Saturday Evenings Saturday is such a busy day for many that our main bank remains open from 5:30 to 8 regularly, on that day. ¥ Chevy Chase and Washing- ton Railicay Coaches stop at our door. 10th and Pa. are— other busses stop at corner. Franklin National Bank Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W. 1111 Connecticut Avenue JORN B COCHRAN. THOL. P. HICRMAN, . . and Cashier. A A * 23 %o o o oo alofoetoadeciestede o ‘:’ Women’s and Misses’ | % Fine All-Wool BATHING SUITS In the new form - nmnx models in all the colors, rayon stripe, A super-value, and we have them in all sizes. RS < 3 £x3 RS < Sigmunds, First Floor These Bargains Should Make Saturday the Busiest Day of Qur Anniversary Sale 120 020 o} %0 o% «% o% <ZXTXT XX e " - o o% 4g0 050 ® X2 K3 " o o XZXZ XD o o aXEXTX s o o EXIXIX %' "’ o % o o XL * o 2, ZX RS "' K2 QXX "’ s % o "’ COLORS: White, Pink Gray Stnl Rose %0 % "' o A XIXT XX ® e Copen Green, Maize 120+ o %o o% IX2 X2 id Y oe3eode Smart New SILK DRESSES Jacquards and' crepe de chine. A brand-new col- lection just in and go on sale tomorrow. You'll find your favorite colors among the many new style crea- tions offered you in our Anniversary sale tomor- row. Very special at $ £.00 K3 "' % K "’ 2> % o% o% XTI XTX o 0o % o% IXIX D) » 2y IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIlII uumum liIIIIIIIIIIIIh RS 0:0 | e | ke AMUSEMENTS. DIRECTION STANLEY CRANDALLS METROPOLITAN ST. AT 10T BARTHELMESS orothy Macka! rd Harding Da RIISON’S FOLLY ZExTRA— Finest ealkl! CRANDALL'S , CENTRAL oth_Ret TOAY-_CONWAY TE YOROTHY \erul, ANCER OF PARIS. Td'wnRr(rM‘ LARA BOW in RUNAWA sarden OROTHY LANDIS in L MIE_AD. TOMORRO! COWROY TODAY 1oAY ARt nr\(mr o nrn HIGHWAY. o in IO RIALTO .. =—NOW PLAYING— TO CAPACITY CROWDS Early Performances Suggested Carl Laemmle Presenmts LON CHANEY and PRISCILLA DEAN In The Bensational Buccess “OUTSIDE the LAW" PROLOGUE— 4 By nnmA GUTERSON, Conductor Riaite Comeert Orchestra rting Sunday— REGINALD DENNY In His Oreatest Comedy OLLING HOME® And Sunday Matinee (TH 2 WOMEN TODAY, 1:30 and 3:30 SHUBERT-BELASCO Adm. soe KEITH~ALBEE VAUDEVILLE AN EXTRA GALA HOLIDAY SHOW The Sensation of London AILEEN STANLEY §| Queen of the Binging Comediennes COUNTESS MODENA & FANTASTIC REVUE TREVOR & HARRIS JACK (Rube) CLIFFORD HAYNES & BECK DE MAR & LESTER || THE 1'wo e aeva | &mmm«ng | ATIONAL TONIGHT 0. 75¢, soe AT 8:2) MAT. SAT., 75c and 50c NATIONAL THEATER FLATERS Direction m&d Brooke, Offer . M, CONAN rr_lvoczu. NEXT SZ%5 “LITTLE MISS BLUEBEARD"" GELLING “W, SALT-WATER BATHING, FISH- ING, CRABBING, DANCING, ALL AMUSEMENTS. FREE DANCING ON STEAMER ST. JOHNS ron 5 Whart Every Saturday, 2 30 P. M. Every Sunday, 9:00 A. M. FARE o+ flm $1.80; Bax- son and Holiday -n-m, " hildren Half 40-MILE MOONLIGHT Tll' Tonight and Every Even aturiey and Besdey, FREE DANCING COLONIAL BEACH et biats Atueche ORYE Let's Go! ' ARLINGTON BEACH PARK 100 AMUSEMENTS DANCING—BATH'NG Arlington Beach Orchestra YREE ADMISSION TODAY—10:30 A. M. TO 11 P. M. “HELEN AND WARREN" in “TOO MANY RELATIONS” WORLD SURVEY—OVERTURE and “THE CMNDALL’S Sn:ll:‘\ Theater DEVORE “THE CRANDALL'S :A'enue flrlml SOt NS THE| TODAY—CLARA_ BOW \A AY CRANDALL’S Apollo Theater nml (‘ardm 4 HE CAMED CLARA BOW in “THE _AMUSEME COMPANY OF AMERICA / Stanley First Ren : Photo- S PERFECY froket oo 13th St—Below TODAY—1:30 TO 11 P TOM BROWN Himselt nnd His Inimitable MERRY MINSTRELS ORCHESTRA WESLEY BARRY in “JERRY MAKES @00D" Three Other Great Acts ON THE SCREEN ROD LA ROCQUE Faye in Prod “BACHELOR BRIDES" CRANDALL'S, Ambessader, and TODAT-CHARLES MURRAY, SEORGE SIDNEY n D KELL A FOkFORD 1 BROWN OF HARVARD™ CRANDALL’S Corany Ga.Av &Farmgnt (FRED THOMSON 10 E T n ' BOBBY VERNON (BORDEXN 1n s TIVOLT CRANDALL'S , VX% x v TODAY — LEW _CODY ER. TRUDE OLMSTED AR JIMMIE ADAMS ¥Dy 'mwmm W-HARRY, LANGDON tn AN, TRAME, TRAM - 'S YORK CRANDALL'S e &Quehae in o “THE ROACH COM- in HAL ORROW. 101 RAINBOW RILEY 'S HOME CRANDALLS R SIMON THE MEDY. KF\\I»TH HARLAN iy 'mwmm-“ ,” n IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIII"' LOEW'S COLUMBIA F Street at 12th LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents THE A thundering. thrilling romance of the Sport of Kings, with WILLIAM COLLIER, Jr, AND GEORGIA HALE Walter Hiers Comedy Newareel—Overture—Ete. A LOE LAST TWO DAYS Paramount Presents DOUGLAS MacLEAN ‘m hia iatest and moat Mlariewe romantic comedy Mt! “THAT'S MY BABY” i “hase C Newsreel—Overture—Eto. ST GLEN ECHO FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK Offers For Your Pleasure Fifty Fine Fun Features And” “Happr” Walker's Musio for WARDMAN PAkK THEATER () Y——The VM ing )'v/‘mrv Gulhl Pre- et TGLAS Ty S In “THE Aumhnon ACK PICKFORD SH." Tfl- ORR( GARRNO S FIN H——. Taki Park, D. C. TAKOMA m.’:.“'“p’\,c.,?{.‘ Séhooi Gommencement Exercises. — NO~ PIC- in Ie_Parking & pace. Showings 7 Admission. ue DOYLE' SIR_ART! mer prices- OLYMPIC You St. R-l Showing 6308 0.30 P ND MAR' ————CIDNEY LUSTS HIPPODROME X near Sth INLY- LEW CODY “MONTE CARLO." COM- EDY ELITE 1ith St. and R. 1. 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