Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1926, Page 30

I 5[[]W|ll ATTEND CITY CLUB EVENT! = Dedication of . Golf Course in Maryland to Be Held - Tomorrow. More than 1,500 members and have accepted .invitations to -attend the formal dedication tomor- row of the City Club’s new clubhouse and golf cnurse at Beaver Dam, Landover, Md. . L. Odenthal, exec- utive secretary or the . club, an- nounced today that about 500 of those to attend have made reservations for the dinner and dance to follow the dedication. Gov. Albert C. Ritchie of Maryland will be the club's guest of honor at the ‘dinner, following which he will award prizes to the winners of the golf and trap shooting contests, whlch will be features of the dedica- tion program. One of the most interesting fea- tures of the occasion will be an ex- hibition of formation flying by an airplane squadron of the Maryland Natlonal Guard. under command of Maj. Willlam Tipton. The planes. which will arrive from Baltimore at { TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS, Natlonal— “Seventh Heaven,” dnlu.t.tl:!.m ‘Helen MacKellar, = vaude- v‘llie,ullimlllnm. Edwards, vaudeville, | —Clift continuous, 1:30 to 11 p.m. Palace— Padlocked,” at 10:50 -.m.. 1! 'S. 2!5. 4:15, 516, 6:05, 7:50 and nhlto— 11:26 a.m., 1:25, t‘ll. l:’i, 7:25 u:d "ll p.m, lolumbia—"Born to the West,” at 11:16 a.m,,"12:45, 4:35, 6:15, 8 and 9:56 pm. Metropolitan—"The Ago lnve:u"'l u,“ll 45 a.m., 1:45, 3: 5:45, Tivoll— 2:25, 4:10, 6, Aml Flight,” at Central—"“The Blind Gudd!u." at 12:30, 2, 8:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40 p. Wardman Park— “‘l'ho Isle of Ratfl bution,” at 'l and 9 pm. ‘“The Shamrock Handicap,” from 2 to 11 p.m, B Hawaii Fights for School Curh. The government of Hawail has pe- titioned the Supreme Court for a re- view of the decision of the lower Fed- leral Court holding unconstitutional its foreign la: ge school laws. Hawail asserts that it is vitally im- portant to the welfare of the island thaz the Japanese schools should be regulated. £ LA (COLORED MAN WDU’IDEO, SUES ARCADE COMPAIY.. Jumes Blaad Made Move as if %0 Draw Weapon. ¥ N male 6000 Piney Branch road, Was shot In | g rteanth street and Park road, to| | the left shoulder, by Constable Edward ot 8 Bt "o at|Caywodd_of Bethesda, Md., 'while on ;!rlno- to pay his commission, the, brok- Nebraska. aveniie near Piney Branch ,"m, ugh Attorneys Roger J. White- | Dist g |00 AU 12:13 gclock thin morn: | tord wad Henry € 4 g s says he was aested Bland, ln an. lun-mbno, had been by the wmpl;?ln nmmn:# pursued from nto the Dis- | for the property. ;. Me declares he in- terested Mr. Biick In the proposition trict by the mlwllblt m alleged speeding, ‘and it was while .the con: stable was examining his driver's per- | March 31 last for mit that Bland is alleged to have made ; Mr, Blick tran: , Where- | the Arudb -movaulnuduwuwu table Caywood s! ot him. The wounded man was uk.n to Emergency Hospital and tregted by Dr. R. M. Rosenberg, who extracted to draw' a weapon. Lieut, McGill Grove of No. 14 police precinet conducted an . |rwlldllflnl\ It was sald at the hospital thi ing that the wounded man prMy will be in condition to nturn to Mary- land and. .ur\ trial. for speeding without delay,‘his condition not be- ing serious. The com the property to W nd “Amusement e Yo AR Rutter absorbs: flavor and shotiid the bullet. Bland denied that he was | be kept in a eovered stone or earthern armed or that he made a move as if | jar, Car Terminal' m".':m.:;:;.900 DRDERED T0 HOUOWLU. ntment to the Reg- T uiar amy he ::‘. ‘ehief oF . divigen of Departm has ¢ m”m'i“m a visit to m- city on leave d abgence. . - - , | amount is due him as commission on - ‘!'lu Brlnlflfld ‘Republican has James Bland, - colored, 21 years, B gt s th jaste oL AN i e property, at ‘de- | his appointment to the Regular Arm: in the grade of major in July, m. He ‘was major in thn 3rd Infantry, ational Guard,.from June, Clark the broker | 1916, to April, 1917, was " gy 3% 4% on on Time Snv'-p Deposits Our ('iwng Depositors’ List '# Dorter —affords convincing evidence of the ence. G !fiuenchnl Franklin service—of the been sfaction resulting from doing ness with us. §Chevy Chase and Wlmllllfln "Rail- way Coaches stop at oul 10th .ml Pa. Ave., other lmlul at. the IUONHY TO IOAN at current rates on D. O. real estate and MNated col- lateral. ght the property 000, and June 1 you need pliance. | ‘The ability to fit trusses, elas- tie hosiery and abdominal sup- porters perfectly cannot be ac- doing and skilifully for many years. Our service has. to the public of Washington for the.last 20 years. Avail your- self ‘of this great opportunity if ment. - He mnnmnur-pro- by long experi- fitting staff have s vmrk faithtully been available any artificial ap- m —”- AM. T. 1 rm rmer G.fl" I'EIII.E -BARBARA BEDFORD ‘Ward Crane and Arthur Rankin 5 vhe Drery Lame Hit, The SPORTING LOVER —EXTRA— LLOYD HAMILTON N “IOTHIIO MATTERS"{ y—Song Reel w-. ll-y-u. Temor 'IIMDI Fines om.nn - Dantel Breesk! ' TODAY—! TAYAIAR (AT COMED! #-Alll‘ » TDsoR TODAY_JACK !;g'}lf RALSTON in ’"'IJ'#‘ i3 P nd And, AESOP FARL Koith Pop. | Pries Yaude vilfe 18th St—Telow F TODAY—1:30 te 11 P.M. CLIFF EDWARDS the melody wizard Enow an “OKELELE IKE” “DANCE REVELS” Novelty Revine in 3 Seenes Three Other Great Acts On the Sereen Wm. Fox Presents The “SHAMROCK HANDICAP” Remance at the Nares lT!l.I.ll CAST Apolin 1 ater I"l" 'AK CQUE _in LOR R A IRIDES. " Alvl SEN- TOM MIX 1N CTRE CRANI g Savoy Theater mfiAY—gO!TE L WARR! TOMORROW ADGE in PEP.” — _ RICHARD __ TAL- “THE PRINCE OF Capt. Bm'fi: Relieved. Capt. J W. Smith, jr., Medical Corps, has Bereuevlefll_ltmgl\ "t'llutyh:'\t Reed neral o8] this bltll;:ldfifp \:tu?;! gmgh ot ]I -na ordered to Fort Wood, N. Y., ramittee on arTangements for the e arranged to have an 3 o'clock, will operate under radio’ di- vection, both - from the air and a ground station. -After the formation fiving Maj. Tipton will give an exhi- Franklin National Bank m""”w_l’;r" Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W. 1 Cor . & Farragut FODAYWILLIAM BOYD and VEBA BEUNOL in “STEEL PRE- Tm(mmow HAROLD _LLOYD in 'OR HEAVEN'S SAKE. : & CRANDALL'S HoMe = M'I#Y—Al'r ACORD in S THE SET ARLIE CHASE STAR Y ADELINE IIliIIIIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIlIlII‘IIIHHIII,II_IL MT VERNON STEAMER Charles Mnulu!er Leaves “th St. Wharf 10 AM. and 2: 30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer /" Mt, Vernon not open on Bundays auto caravan o Jeave the City Club at 11 o proceed direct to the grounds, ar r!v!n‘ there in time lo\' the start of the program at noo! ‘Bus service has been arranged tmm the olub for those wishing to leave at a later m“;‘p clubhouse is ‘about 23 ow mg\uv.un by automobile from Four- teenth and G nm«l and is reached over Bladensb , Defense l“: way and mrlboto roafl which leads directly to the grounds. FRANK W. HACKETT ILL. Kn-n-: POINT, Me., July § (P).— . Hackett. of Washington, oo +—— fimu G FORAE: * “THE mmwmw rmfl:nv — mx CAST in STORE HOURS 8 to 6-—except Saturdays—Close at 2 P. M. 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