Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 42

SHIP SALE TERMS -ARE MADE PUBLIG U. S. Vessels to Be Sold Only to Americans—Must Keep Up Services. By the Assoicated Press. * Specifications under which the ships and services of the United States lines and the American Merchant ines will be advertised for sale: to American citizens only, were made public yesterday by the Shipping Board. "The advertisements will ap- pear on September 20 and 27. At the same time Commissioner Teller of the board issued a state- ment asserting that the invitation for bids would in no way affect continu- ance of the service, and that pas- sage or shipments already arranged for would be carried out. “Any change in the service will be solely by way of improvement, if possible "through private operation, and if not possible through operation by the board,” he said. Conditions for Bidding. The specifications set separate prop- ositions under which bids may be sub- mitted: First, outright purchase of both: second, charter of both: third, purchase of either one and charter of the other, while another proposal in- cludes the liners America, Mount Ver- non and Agamemnon, which are ewaiting reconditionings, in the group of ships to be purchased or chartered; and still another invites bidders to submit their own propositions. If bids include agreements to supple- ment the present fleets of either line with ships of superior type, speed and condition, such offers will be taken into consideration. Use of Terminals. ! Bids also are asked for the right to | use piers and terminals of _he h«Ln(i in New York, England and conti-| nental Furope, and a_certified check for $100,000 is required with each bid. The specifications set out the service | to be maintained on each line, and | provision is made for tourist or olher‘ r special cruises where the regular service will not be interfered with, and the successful bidder also would be required to furnish a performance bond of $2.600,000 for the first two vears of the decade, which would be gradually reduced to $300,000° for the last two years. CHILD FATALLY BURNED. Girl Is Said to Have Been Playing With Matches. CHARLOTTE. N. C., September 18 (#).—FEthel Bolton, 4.year-old dav! { 8 ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bolton, w burned to death at her home here yes- terday afternoon, when some loose cot- ton on which she was sitting became fznited. The child is said to have besn strik- Ing matches and watching them burn when one of them dropped to the cot ton. The flames quickly spread to her ! elothing. el ool Gen. Yates Ordered to D. C. Brig. Gen. Arthur W. Yates, as- sistant quartermaster general, sta- tioned in the Philippines, has been ordered to this city for duty in the office of the quartermaster general, War Department. He will s: Manila September 22 at, San Francisco leave of absence f will Landscape Gardeners Evergreens and Nursery Stock Nursery, 1449 Park Rd. N.W. Phone Col. 6308. Rodman Bros. MT. VERNON : STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves “th St. Whar! Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays HINK TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. N.flolllk“sevfll Keys to Bala- pate,” mystery- comedy. at 8:30 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. Belasco—"Abie’s Irish Rose,” com- edy, at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20. 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ExT “WEPRMOLLIE WILLIAMS. - SHUBERT CONTINUOUS BELA sco WHNAMTONPM THEATER 9 VINCENT TthM\u\,::ek':";’o:J;nr An:::.h:lr“od-y Anne Nichols’ Super-Comedy ABIE’S IRISH ROSE Wed. and Sat, Mats. 50c. $1.00. $1.50 500 1632700 and Tax MAIL ORDERS NOW Being Filled For FAY BAINTER’S Greatest Success “FIRST LOVE” mn I AND HIS BAND NORMA SHEARER IN “THE WANING SEX” A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picturs RUBINOFF GUEST_CONDUCTOR ol | DE LUXE SHOWS AT BRUCE McRAE 3:30, TAND 9 P. M. Orchestra, $3 00 Mezsamiic. $2.60. $1.50: Balcony $1.50. $1.00; Gallery 50c plus tax STEEL SLIPPER BUCKLES Polished and Restored to Look New By Experts in Our REPAIR DEPARTMENT SALVATORE DESIO Jeweler, 926 F Street F Street, Bet. 9th and 10th Film Features NEW STANTOR éth & ¢ 6th & C Sts. NE. tin, VERA REYNOLDS, H. IR LIBERTY North guap. “and P Sts. “THE ROAD TO uA%%hAIEXY"” AMER]CAN 1st St. & R. I. Ave, CHARLES “SWEET ADELINE Ay " GEORGE _O'BRIEN. LOU TELLEGEN and large supnorting cast in SI. TREASURE." _Acsop'a Fable. Sportlight_and '2105 Pa. Ave. Ph. w. 953 SENNA ()WEN J %‘ SCHI! LDKRAY‘T IPWRECKED." PARK THFATER 4618 13¢h . AR BALLE, has returned from a tour of the Easterm States and has reopencd her studio of dance. Clames in, Valencia Monday and nings at 8 o'c} ing castanets. an Erivate lessons by appointment. Friday eve ish dances, includ ‘il hatlroom dances taueht 719 Oth, s GPENING, SEASON, AT, Pastime Club: ~ delightful every Saturday. Arlington ave. between L: instruction. 8 to RICHARD DIX in “SAY 17 AGAIN i dancing 1! 7 each: public lnvlled. % H Frery Sirth 4a dasice free. 18¢ R CxAne FOX STUDI E DANCING, BUCK AG! 2 wing. 2ic_. 8180 CIussICRL ballrosm Fiase Sopt."21- chiidren's, Oct. ond. 811 13th st. Sain 3104, 18+ CLARA BOW and RAYMOND McKEE, “DOWN TO THE SEA Danch NATIONAL Saturas g:finr ot W asn. IN SHIPS” FELLOWSHIP ington. © to 12, ‘Washington's SIDNEY LUSTS I.EADER THEATER 9th NearE IORROW-—BY SPECIAL REQCFST “THE VOLGA BOATMAN”" ADDED ATTRACTION. WM. SINGLE, Tenor HIPPODROME K near sth RUDOLPH VALENTINO in “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” mTE 14th St. and R. L. Ave. LIONEL BARRYMORE IN “LUCKY LADY” OLYMPIC You St. Bet. 14th & 15th foremost social grranization i inted"50 Members. The place to zet acquain ages. invi struction for beginners. Fellowlhln Club or- Chesting Aren " (Beginning Ostober. 5. the F‘e"nws{‘n Club dances will be given at the City Club. main ballroom. same"admission) PROF, AND MRS. L_ A. ACHER STUDIO. 1127 i0th st n.w.—Classes p.m.. with orcl nwmmem Fr. [ESSONS ' BY "YOUNG ADY B i lss7 private le S% % WisS MILLER and MISS LEMIEUX DANCING STUDIO T SEC. 1: Jatest Formerl; 11th St. NOW_AT 555 EN" STREET N.W. BUCK JONES | I (Take 14th ql."':r;.l Pflallr md clu; “THE FIGHTIN( BUCKARO0O." | essons, bl ___THE FIGHTING_BU g tes. WOERECIAT RATES to afums: mar_and bigh school siudents and those bringing in one or more who enroll, for ~ourse 19° “Helen Jane ‘Marr —disciple of Ruth”St. Denis. announces the Fali opening of her dancing achool on Octo- A.h Method, v, Metho acter. al Acrol 1819 M 'u. N.W. GEORGE WALSH in “BLUE BLOOD." 911 u Street N.ET EMPIRE °1' 9 inee at 2 RICHARD TALXAD(‘E in “BBOADWAY ALLIENT.” MEDY ‘and “MYS- 1 FERIOES PILOTY. NEW FAVORITE, ¥ s v, ical Ballet. Greek and Char- Fraoklin 9352 1'_1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl’" RIALTO ~—LAST TIMES TODAY— —STARTING TOMORROW— “T"E MARR'AGE GALA DOUBLE BI A Mighty Epie of Cireus Life CLAUSE”’ “BIGGER THAN The Semsational Photoplay Hit, Starring BARNUM’S”’ BILLIE DOVE and WITH FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN Viola Dana, Ralph Lewis, —ON THE STAGE— George O’Hara, Ralph Ince FUR FASHION SHOW —ox THE sTAGE— With Beautiful Living Girl sPE"cER T“P“Al Models And His Famous MAYFLOWER ORGHESTRA In a New Prog JOYOUS JAZZ ¥ Garments furnished by SAKS FUR CO. Staged and directed by Mischa Guterson, Condu ‘Washing- ton's Dest Orriu a. LOEW'S ALACE fomorvow ANOTHER SUCCESS SHOW Full of Features The 'Big?%t:de'girl - RALPH GRAVES 5. \\mawll Metro-Goldw! n— yor A‘Picture wit Punch ovul ar ictor Artists—~ them- selves HENRY BILLY BURR MURRAY FRANK BANTA - MONROE SILVER PEERLESS QUARTETTE STERUNG TRIO HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND - RUBINOFF GUEST CONDUCTOR - CONCERT VIOLINIST With PALACE ORCHESTRA . ; ]