Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1926, Page 50

FANS RESPONDING T0 RADIO APPEAL Fund to Maintain Sets for Hospital ““Shut-Ins” Now Totals $108.57. Additional contributions to the | Washington Radio Hospital Fund | committee for the maintenance of the | receiving sets it in al years ago in 40 charitable institut brought the total toda. was announced by LeR: man of the committee. is making a drive to raise which to recondition the “shut-ns” and e in Seeniale for at least The latest r..u.m ROL. bl $1: T T utor Mrs. M. Bond coupon from an tributor, $1.07 € gin Robertson, §1 son, $10; M Hazel George W. White, § Matthews, k points out that appro 000 “shut-ins” in the 40 i stitutions are dependent on the com mittee’s sets for entertainment and unless the campaign for §3,000 is suc- cessful it will not be possible to recon dition all of the sets and keep them In operating condition. A contribution of 50 cents from every radio fan i the Distriet, he said, will gu: radio entertainment to the “shut-ins” for at lex Attract Oliver T. Clos- Hartman, $2; 2y will be mailed to each contribut wing that they are contributing members of the com- mittee. Contributions s to Herbert T. Shan the committee, at Building. FORMER SPE'NDTHfiFT TO OPEN WOMEN’S SHOP Byron Chandler. Thrice Divorced, Won Name of “Millionaire Kid” in Young Days. By the Associated Press EW YORK, June sryon | ndier, lavish spending on | Broadway man won him | the sobriqu wire Kid,” an noanced that he would open a’ wom an's wearing_apparel shop in Great Neck, Long Island Mr. Chandler, who has been three tim X three times divorced. and figured in & number of breach of promise suits been interested nd s 47 years old, well women.” h B the age where 1 no longer find loaf. ing a good thing.” Chandler launched career when his father, a banker of | Manchester, N. H.. left him a s stantial fortune. His r W were Grace Stecher. eprt sinie Grace La Rue, and Luel Gear, actress. his Broadway ac Married in June? Consult ( —flower headquarters. need in| blank hooks? 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Landings will be made at or near the Sesquicentennial grounds in Philadelphia and the dispatch of mail will be to and from the model post office established on the ex- position ground: ! he schedule will provide for not less than six round trips each week, The contractor will be permitted to | carry pa nger s well as mail and he will be allowed under the law not to exceed $3 per pound for transporting the mails over this | route. The duration of this con- tract will extend over the perlod of the exposition. The air line dis- tance between Philadelphia and Washington is 123 mile: TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"Seventh Heaven,” drama, at 8:20 p.m. Keith’ ville, at Earle—Lill tinuous f oner and Norworth, vaude- and 8:15 p.m. 1 n Shaw, vaudeville, con- om 1:30 to 11 p.m. Palace—"Lovey Mary,” at 11:15a.m. | 1, 2:40, 4:35 8 and 9:50 p.m. Metropolitan— A Boatman,” at 11:05 a.m., 5, 7 and 9:10 pm. Rialto—"Oh, 11:40 am., 9:40 pam ‘olumbia— 12:45, 2 at and What a Nurse,” 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 at 111 ay b 7:556 and It Again,” 4:25, 6:10, 5 p. Tivoli—"Let’s Get M at 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8:10 and 8 .n. | Ambassador — “The Girl From Montmar 115, 8 and 9:50 p.m Tramp, Tramp,” 3:30. 5, 6:30, 8 and 8:40 pon. _ Wardman Park—"Quo Vadis?” at and 9 p.m. ch Your Wife, If you need Eye;lauel get them now, here M. A. LEESE °¢lSale® BRANCH STORE 712 11th Street ADOLPH KAHN President THE EVE ANTI-OIL POLLUTION SESSIONS CONCLUDED Delegates Urge Nations Set Zones Off Coasts as Preventive Measure. Establishment of 50 to 150 mile lim- its from the coasts of maritime na- tions, within which discharge of ofl or mixtures constituting » nuisance wouid be prohibited, was recom- mended at the final session yester- day of the prelimin: international conference on oil poliution of navi- representative Belgium, By Denmark, Fra Japan, Notherlands, and Sweden. 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THIRTY-FOUR YEARS AT 935 F Street And Other Precious Stones JEWELERS nh -: il T "'fx CURTISS PLATINUMSMITHS G__STAR WASHINGTO GANG ADMITS ROBBING 20 STORES, SAY POLICE 8ix Young Men Will Be Arraigned Tomorrow on Housebreaking and Larceny Charges. The arrest early Sunday morning of Louls Joseph Roscoe, 28 years old; soldier at Washington Barracks, and Samuel W. Stewart, 21 years old, 349 McLean avenue southwest, in the vi-| cinity of the place of business of | Morris Wittlin, 928 Loulsiana avenue, | where a robbery is said to have been | attempted, was followed by an investi- | |z tion that resulted in four additional | |arrests on charges of housebreaking | and grand larceny. | The four registered as Eugene Daly, | 18 years old, of 345 McLean avenue | | southwest; Sydnor Knott, 18 years old, | of 318 McLean avenue southwest; | Robert J. Knott, his brother, 20 old, of the same addre built-in garage. It’s a wonderful Home for In the Best Residential Section —Just off 16th Street 1404 Varnum St. A splendidly designed Home, of 7 rooms, with pretty entrance porch; and a practical breakfast porch. Master bedroom across entire front; 2 sump- tuously appointed baths, with built-in fixtures. All hardwood floors; artistic lighting fixtures and a big 14,250 Open 9 AM. Either 16th St. bus or 14th St. cars to Varn & CAFRITZ . Owner and Builder of Communiti, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926. Tonker, 17 years old, 1331 Third street | __ southwest. la Policeman William F. Miller of the first precinct made the first arrests on Louisiana avenue and Detectives J. E. Kane and W. J. Dubusky of the first and W. J. Burke of the fourth precinct made the other arrests. All members of the sextet admitted hav- ing robbed stores, about 20 in number, according to the police. A pair of shoes was the only alleged stolen property recovered. 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RAINBOW RILEY CRANDALL'S OME TOpAY_PRISUILLA T ConvEY 5 TOMORROW-—HELE HINES i NE in “THE S COOK TADWICK e o 'i.llllllll anoum_ 'romcu'r s1.10, soc ATS8 | ™ EXTRA MATINEE FRIDAY ALL SEATS 50c NATIONAL THEATER PLAYERS Direction Clifford Brooks, Offer JOMN GOLDEN S COMEDY DRAMA Tt Heaven By AUSTIN STRONG ‘Seventh Heaven' fs here and mow as LOEW'S COLUMBIA F Street at 12th LAST THRER DAYS Paramount Presents RICHARD DIX In a fast-moving farce comedy of European’ royalty “SAY_IT_AGAIN" Juventle Comedy—r-Bear Cate” Internatl News—Overture nmm|||m|nn|1"||'|'uuunn|;|mm.m||mnm il PALACE F Street at 13th LAST THREE DAYS Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents “LOVEY MARY” The famous romance of an orphan girl. With two famous stars BESSIE LOVE--WM. HAINES | Sennett Comedy—Pathe News Overture—Other Hits S LS | SYD OHAPI.IH In His Most Hilarious Comedy “QH! WHAT A NURSEY’ Special Presentations Staged by Mincha Guteragn, , Conducting. 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