Evening Star Newspaper, August 24, 1928, Page 26

—— e STAR, W THE EVENING ASHINGTON D. C. . FPRIDAY.. ATTGUST 24, 1928: youth to gain thelr first experience at the public drinking place and then to continue it through life, on account of the ever-present open invitation of the saloon and of drinking companions Which developed them in later life into sterdy Iife drinkers, because drink was everywhere accessible tered. In spit known and acknowledged by thoughtful People in the United States, the banish- ment of the public drink traffic has re- moved the greatest single source that in DRINKHABITINUS. TOPIC AT PARLEY Washington Speaker at Ant- werp Says Alcoholism Has Strikingly Declined. has been shat- habits and drink customs that lasted through life SCHUYLER ARMS IN SUIT. M. Hause Apartment He Savs He Beught. Goldsmith to him partment 1054 Co- filed yesterday in the t Supreme Comtt by J. M. Hause F street. Joined as defendant is Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Jackson place, which the led to file with the tit rentals of the us drink- | 7 Moves to Possess While there is h excitemen ing here and t Suit to ¢ Z.Th Evans tc Sc er Arms convey 2 at lumbia road, was D the Real Ce 24 plaintill says f company a rey partn Thro the says he made a ¢ 1 July 2 to en- He deposite 500 £400.000 in the He wants the to him the Tendency of Youth Noted indreds of thousand: in the various y of Europe. who for eedom and healt DRIVER GE1:S 30 DAYS. h Found With Faulty Permit 1. D. Smith of the sobeying a signal & with a borrowed colored, 18 ast, vesterday nced to 30 days inue ecent scientific ties and colleges sho: ority support of A adventure t organizati of the colleg ith the churches. i in favor of ‘The foree for vears led c Court was Smith tostified before Judge hon ti permit Kimbell was u g had been falsified as to age and other particulsars. TO-DAY THE PROVING GROUND OF MOTOR OILS IS IN THE AIR! 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Exclusive Distributors Franklin 158-159 54 1225 K Street N.W. | of present deficiencies, ; the past led to the forming of personal | Cemetery | eral months et | 30, 191 230 | TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National Players—“The Home Town- MRS.VAUGHN'S BURIAL| SET FOR TOMORROW it o bt 112 |am. to 11 pm | at 11:05 | 7:55 and | g | Palace—"Forbidden Hours, Services at Calvary Baptist Church am., 12 30, 2:30, 4:35, 6, 9:56 p.r in Tribute to Widow of Bible Class Founder. Metropolitan —“U. 5. Smith," 11:40 ). 3°40, 5:40, 7:40 and 8:45 pm “Road House,” continuous 12 noon to 11 p.m, Columbia-—"The Garden of Eden’ at 10:45 am, 12:25, 2:20, 4:10, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m Little Theater - “The Girl I s 1to 11 pm Sailors’ Wives,"” Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Flint Vaughn, 79 years old. widow of Francis' W. Vaughn, founder the Vaughn Bible Class of Calvary Baptist Church. will be conducted in Calvary Church tomor- row afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Homer J. Councilor, assistant pastor, will offi- ciate. Interment will be in Rock Creck at 2:40 Hour" at Central—"The Wheel of Chanee.” at Honorary pallbearers will be Dr. A 3:30, 5. 6:30, 8 and 0:40 p.n wen Penney. Dr. Grant S. Barnhart v George B. Bryan. George G. Seibold Dr. T. A. Whittington and Clyde J TWO HURT IN AUTO. Crouch | Mrs. Vaughn died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Mable Mercer, 1406 Fairfax Accident Causes Arrest of Decatur _street, yesterday. had been in failing health for the past sev- D. C. Woman. IR Va.. August 24.--Charged owith reckless driving and colliding, Mrs a F. Burwell of Washington, D. C. as arrested and released on bond yes- terday aftor an automobile accident on Lee highway about midway between this town and Centerviile, Anguto owned and driven by Ge Hunter of Fairfax was turned after being struck by Mrs. Bu car, and {Wo woman occupants were in- jured. Mrs. Ruth Hunter, wife of the driver, suffered a fracture of | and Mis, ably interr Fairfax. Dr. F gave fi aid tr automobile was Speci Mrs, Vaughn and her husband joined Calvary Baptist Church in 1889. She helped materially in building up the Bible class. Mr. Vaughn died January d. Me. Mrs he Civil War vaughn in A native of Wa yaughn came here aft and was married to M Mrs, Mer- Frank W ndchildren ves her daughter his_city: a son »{ Boston: four g wo great-grandchildren e London Institute of Histc h discovers that the conne of the Washingtons with Sulg dates back to March M. 15 Laurence Washington paid H €321 14s 10d for this “part of the dis solved monastery of St. Andrew, North- ampton. England MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St. Whart Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25c¢ Cafe and Luanch Counter on Steamer Mt Vernon not open on Sundavs s of Fairfax tment. The Hunter turned and wrecked. 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Next Week Chesapeake Beach On-the-Bay All Seashore Attractions Round Trip Adults, 50c; Children, 10c William Fox Presents LIONEL BARRYMORE In His Greatest Success “ROAD HOUSE" On the Stage a Gay DANCE AND SONG REVEL 36 FOX MELODY MASTERS ADOI KORNSPAN « onductor FOxX G ORCHESTRA SEE AND HFAR GOV. “AL” SMITH Deliver His Acceptance Speech FOX MOVIETONE NEWS BEGINNING TOMORROW On The Screen “BEWARE OF MARRIED MEN” On The Stage | “MELANGE_OF SYNCOPATION" " WEEK OF SEPT. 1 The Beautiful Love Lyrie “STREET ANGEL” et ) Continnous De Luxe . LAST DAY WM. BOYD With Jacqueline Logan it “THE COP” ON THE STAGE FREEBORN'S FROLIC Five Scemes, Thirteen Stars HOROTHY JOHNSON — O MORRO W' The Home of Talkies » MeTropotitaN “Where the Sereen Spemks Faeh Week™ Continuous 11 A. M. o 11 P. M LAST DAY “U. S. SMITH” Featuring KENNETH HARLAN GRIBBON LILA L MICKEY BENNETT Vitaphone Presentations TOMORROW POLA NEGRI in Faramou Sound _Pleture, “Loves of An Actress” "AMBASSADOR "% T Col. Ri. 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