Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1927, Page 7

FETE PLANS MADE " AT SILVER SPRING = Gov. Ritchie to Speak at| Dedication of New Armory Tomorrow, What People Say. ay we do not care eighborhood; we v the game, we're acting square, just for the joy of being good. We do e what Dick may sa for the ks of Jake and Josh; we speak we go our way, and well we know we're speaking tosh. I'd have admiring neighbors say my credit has no spot or spe and if a bill is sprung today, 1 sit me down and write a checl All smilingly the coin I « , though in my heart I some- times balk; my impulse is te stand men off, but I'm afraid of village talk. I can imagine Jinks or Jones relating Dl THE D. C. THEATER BANDIT GIVEN 20-YEAR TERM James J. Healy, Identified After Baltimore Hold-up, Quickly Handled by Court. Special Dispatch to The St BALTIMORE, August 19.—James J. Healy, identified as the bandit who held up the Ambassador Theater in Washington April 19 and robbed a ocery there June 1, yesterday was EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, sentenced to serve 20 years in the Maryland pententiary on a charge of assaulting and attempting to rob John T. Moore, manager of the New Theater here. Healy was captured Monday. The manager had put the day's reoeipts in the theater safe. He refused to put up his hands when commanded to do so by Healy, and grappled with the bandit, who hit him over the head with the butt of the pistol and ran from the theater closely pursued by the manager. The theater is located in the shop- ping district. Healy was cornered and arrested. He pleaded gullty, and in less than 40 minutes was on his way to the pententiary to serve his term. Moving to block the possibility of a D. €. FRIDAY, parole, local police will file a detainer against Healy, it was announced to- day. A detalner usually means de- priving a prisoner of his right of Jarole, and surrender to the claiming jurisdiction at expiration of sentence. Healy yesterday was identified by Donald Gerow, assistant manager of the Ambassador as the man who got $1,900 in a box-office hold-up there, and Oscar E. Downs, manager of a Piggly Wiggly store at 1622 H street, which also was visited by a bandit in recent weeks, named Healy as the bandit. He was picked out of a group of 15 other prisoners by the local men. .. Whalebone taken from the mouth of the whale are sometimes 15 feet long. AUGUST 19, 1927.° FIRE CARNIVAL TO END. Booths Patronized by Large Crowds at University Park, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star., UNIVERSITY PARK, Md., August 19.—The carnival held on Wells Boulevard this week, under auspices of the Riverdale Fire Department Auxiliary for the benefit of the de- partment, will close tomorrow eve- ning. It is estimated approximately 1,000 persons attended on the opening evening, and the many booths have been well patronized each evening. M. E. Holmes, chairman of the that, lunch delicatessen bhooth beginning 1 o'cloc announces Saturday, will be served and supper will be served in the evening. The auxiliary has a membership of 50. It has been assisted in the carnival by the River- dale firemen. HOOVER IS RETURNING. ‘Will Spend Week in Capital, Then Go to Flood Area. LOS ANGELES, August 19 (P.— Herbert Hoover left last night for the East. He declared that after a week in Washington he would return to the lower Mississippi flood area. The Secretary of Commerce spent a short vacation in southern California. how T dodge my bills, and how I hate | to dig the bones that should be paid for pigs or pills. I can perceive the merchant prince informing patrons, one by one, that it has been a lon time since he saw the color of my mon. I could not stand that sort ame, ’twould make my spirit sad d blue; and so you see me play the ,_and pay my bills as they fall to wear old duds he dedication of and the volun- celebration the new § teer firemen's jukb 2sstivities beginnin the afternoon will cor late hours of the n Following a 7 Silver Spring Service Company, fantry, National by 40 volunteer fire d Montgomery _ s o Georges Counties of M d Arlington County of V T townsmen and th semble the formal ded bert C. the prin t 0‘¢0m¢»0mow Candy Treat t i | : ¢ flavor. This confection is sure to g § A pound hox of Mammy Lou Butter Creams and a pound box of delicious Cocoanut Macatoons. Both for 69c. ; be heartily enjoyed by all. SATURDAY g 0000000000000 000 A Come and Save--Saturday! Splendid Quality ue until the +o00e de’ in which the nt and | on Phone Main 5215 Nationally Known Choice Quality Cigars For it re- a lot of care to keep in shape a nifty euit, to be in fashion and to wear the laundered linen of a plute. But when I feel inclined to slump I S caustic wights who age pump and talk and nights. And I can withered gents remark, e used to be a heau, but now he cents, he's lost his grip, we told you so. 1 could not stand it it 1 knew that talk like this would never cease; and so I wear a patent shoe and see my _trousers ve a crease. WALT MASON. (Conyright. 1927.) CRASH AT CROSSING KILLS MAN AND SON View of Train Near Waynesboro, Va., Obscured by Building at Curve of Railroad. Special Dispateh to The Star. ORO, Va., August 19.— Ri . Maupin, 60 years old, nd his son, Glasgow, 21, were killed sterday when a Norfolh & Western enger train struck their automo- bile at a crossing a mile south of here. The train w rounding a sharp curve and the view was obscured by a store building near the tracks. The son was dead of a broken neck when id arrived, and the father died within a few minutes of internal and other injurie: Mau two for the e Frederick sen. Milton or of the and B. it of the Mary- Association. o program as com- pleted tod Ritchie will speak between 6 and 7 o'clock and his ad- dress, with a part of the accom- panying prozram, will be broadcast by station WRC. A buffet supper will be served to the visiting firem nory at 9990000000000 000000000000, commandi Maryland National ¢ Ho i land Tobaccos 3 for 20c White Owl 2 for 15¢ Cinco, Inv. 2 for 15¢ Counsellor 2 for 15¢ Havana Ribbon, P.E. 2 for 15¢ Popper 8-Center 2 for 15¢ Forty-Four $4.50 Blue Boar Crystal Humidor, 1 1b. 90c Sensation Cut Plug, tin.... 55¢ Tuxedo, 8-0z. vacuum tin. 5 fbr 30c Box of 50 A Pound Box of Mammy Lou Butter Creams Delicfous Butter Creams, made of pure creamy butter and coated 12 with wholesome velvety chocolate. —and a Pound Box of Cocoanut Macaroons Fresh shredded cocoanut toasted just enough to blend a delicious Both for 69c¢ Two pounds of pure, e PP PP PPt I It PPIttt Ittt ittettttetttssess The Better to Serve You serve 1,000 will be concl in the armory, and 1l he the first function to be staged within the new building. R e S g % : fresh candies at this Firemen to Hold Contest. The Most Important Duty of Every Peoples Drug Store Is the Correct Compounding of Prescriptions! We Employ Registered Pharmacists With Years of Experience special price just for P POP0PLP00000000000000000000000000000000000000 e Fire Department, spec . interest to their visiting fellow fire- | fighters will form a part of the pro- Immediately after the parade nded a hook-up contest will be staged on Michigan avenue adjoin- ing the armory. As many of the 40 , award- v the Silver Spring Chamber of Commerce, will be presented to the victorious outfit. contes n is survived by his widow and daughters, Mrs. Bertha Brooks and Miss Gladys Maupin; two sons, Rich: and Sherwood; seven sisters, three brothers and nine grandchildren. He was born in Baltimore and lived in Waynesboro 37 years. Funeral serv- ices for both victims will be held to- morrow at 3 p.m., at the Presbyterian Church h known as the p competition, will bring a silver loving cup to the com- pany making the best time. Other prizes will be awarded to the com- pany entering the best piece of ap- paratus in the parade, for the best equipped chemical (non-pumping) en- &ine and for the best appearing float. Sergts. A. J. Bargagni and D. F. Sul- livan of the Washington department will act as judges of all the contests. Other features of the celebration Wwill include a water battle between teams of woman firefighters, a hook- up contest by women of Silver Spring and visiting contingents, a “'sheik contest” for men with woman judges and a woman’'s beauty contest with men as judges. Groups Sponsoring Fete. Orga tions allied with the Silv Spring Volunteer Fire Department lel: sponsoring the celebration, include the Silver Spring Chamber of Ci mmerce, of which, Charles W. Hopkins is pres- ident; Woman's Improvement Club, Mrs. Mary E. James, president; Sil- ver Spring Masonic Lodge, Joseph A. 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