Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 16

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C. TTO\’TM'Y ATGTUST 15, 1927 mmmwmmwmmmwmm&mmmmmwuxmm 16 ¥ BOOTH RENDEZVOS "t T WILL BE VACATED Structure Next to Ford's Theater Is Believed Un- safe for Use. south, where fs said to have prior to Lincoln’s Johm Wilke quenched 1 assassina doned by cus: been ordered aban-| pend. | s of s When Car Breaks| | Free bootleg liquor was dis- | pensed with a liberal hand late | last night along Good Hope road. according to repd brought to the Capital by passing motorists. The dispenser was (he operator shile which had 1 v collision with a I f uor on board App ing his 4 tion by was said, f the crash. SCOPE OF CHURCH’S WORK HELD BROADER N Epworth Assembly Told Religious the President while drinik e building. a three Principles Must Be Used | in All Endeavors. . has_been oc- | i v the rmy Recruiting Service. Followin, s next door discovered that large crac in the south wall, and C rge of the rec ttention of W rming cond Are Made. of Col. U. 8. G States distri Tnspections At the requ office, the same time Oehmann | Was invited to make an inspection of the wall and he pronounced the build ing “apparently safe.’ In the meantime the recruiting office is occupying the second floor of Ford's Theater, already congested with files and supplies. ays that in the rear of the | a door through which | the customers could pass into an areaway and thence through another door into the theater. A passageway there led under the stage to the dressing rooms, and another ‘stairway Jed to the upper part of the theate Booth is said uently to have used | v between the bar and | At that time the first floor had number of large windows and w: otherwise constructed for saloon pu poses, but the Government remodeled the structure into its present appear- ance, less suggestive of its former | history. Seek Funds for Work. The cracks which have developed in the south wall are believed to have been there for some time. Day- light shines through them, and in places they are nearly an inch wide. The wall also appears to bulge inward. The problem now confronting the military authorities is the location of funds with which to repair the wall and make the building safe. A deci- sion in this connection is expected shortly. ITALIAN PEAK NAMED . August | of the day of | isolation and alism the task | of the church b in the scope of peop! h that would claim t in the woild must 1 asserted. physical unity of the world has mac it one compact neighborhood, and the | church must set itself the of | {making the whole world a Christian | brotherhood. “Those who would serve childhood must have regard for the kind of parents the children have. Those w] hu( lare concerned in the reclamation of | adults must know that the most criti- | | cal problems of adult life might better | be solved by the when_the chu | the plastic per Dr. ghakBosilbRieductian ot thie ety |dist Episcopal Church, South, which is_engaged in » m of unified | religious edu: ospel of prevention h had its ch | MAD CAT BITES GIRL. | Pasteur Tre\tment Given 5- Ye:n- | No1diTonise Gilenint Lynchburg. Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, August | Louise, the five-vear-old daughter of | | G. C. Giles, 1505 Russell street, having been bitten by a ra at last Thurs day, s taking Pasteur treatment here Afler the cat bit the child its actions were such that it was killed and it was | found to have been suffering from hydrophob; | FOR BENITO MUSSOLINI' Report That Mont Blanc Was Re- christened Proves to Be Erroneous. By the Associated Preess. ROME, August 15.—The Pezk which has been christened “Mount Benito Mussolini” is not Mont Blanc, but is the highest one on Ital- ian soil of the several mountains cul- minating in Mont Blanc. It was stated last night. This announcement came after ncaly 36 hours of mysti- fication, during which it was stated in many quarters that the French peak had been given a new name by the Italians. During the christening ceremony at Courmaveur Saturday Curzio Mala- parte, the Fascist editor, in a speech protested against reports that French =oil was affected by the symbolic pro- | cedure. “It has been said that you come here to christen Mont Blanc,” he said. “We protest that you really come to give the name of Mussolini to the highest Italian peak.” These words were not mentioned in any account of the ceremony reach- | ing Rome until last night. It was hinted last night among friends of Malaparte that the mystery was explained by a desire to involve hfim in an international imbroglio. | Mis friends intimated that the im- broglio was expected to follow upon the failure to clarify the location of the mountain which was christened. Glencarlyn Citizens Elect. Special Dispatch to The Star. ENCARLYN, Va., August 15.— The people of this community reor- ganized the Glencarlyn Citizens' As- sociation Friday evening and elected Stuart Hilder president, Willlam Backus vice president and Miss Mar- | garet Olcott secretary and treasurer. Selection of delegates to the Arlington County Civi its president at its next meeting on tember 1. Alpine | Federation will be made | |GO WITH JR. 0. U. A. M. PEN-MAR Via Baltimore & Ohio R. R. THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 | Ticket, $3; Children 5 to 12, $1.50 SPECIAL TRAIN AT 7:40 AM. In order to keep our shop busy, we have drastically re- _ duced our rates for reuphol- stering and refinishing. 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