Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1929, Page 42

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. TUESDAY, JUNE %, .1929." |OFFICERS ELECTED BY BIBLE INSTITUTE E. W. Collamore Is Chosen Presi- dent at Eleventh Con- ‘To promote the public health. Teams Report Today at City| 22 To improve street lighting pl system, - sl Club Luncheon on Prog- 23, To secure high water pressure making the beginning of a reference | fire protection The following officers and members | g ia 1§ 4inc 1ibrary. The secretary also rcss of Drive. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. UNDERWOOD S —LITTLE "NATIONAL, ° 9th Bet. F & G $1.00, &0 | SotJeat. DeVlled Ham Film Arts Gulld Presents W AT A SET Aningredient to conjure with HAUPTMANN'S T 1 evival of Janc Cowl's g bsmpsmnsn Greatest Success The appetizing ham-and-spice flavor of Underwood’s blends perfectly with lettuce and mayonnaise, tomatoes “THE WEAVERS” “SMILIN’ THROUGH" and hard boiled cgg, to make the most delicious sand- Cont. 11-11. Adm. to 12:30, 25¢ AFaniestic CORMS wiches. it’s all pure ham, choice spices —nothing else. tional organizations. 16. Tonlglit . To make Washington a great health, educational, cultural and re- search center. 17. To make Washington a great financial center. 18. To prcmote the port of Wash- ington. ‘bm,_ To secure permanent States' To insure equitable freight rates | advisory stafr, which is composed of | |rcpre<entu(lve ministers _and omor| Christian workers from various denom- | | inations - and_sections of the country, | [Rev. L. T. McDougle of Washington and E. Irwin, K. C., of Toronto, Canada. | HS¥ith the clection of Mr. Irwin o the | advisory staff the movement is extended into Canada, from every province of which the institute has received enroll- ments for its courses of reading and | study. Duiing the vear past the institute| received a gift of a number of books Y7777 7777 ALLAN LANGDON MARTIN Next Week—Seats Now :rn!u'\.“‘;“:lh Th!ll(!r Players, In cele- ation ‘of thetr 1001 B ington, will offer St DAVID BELASCO'S antic Story of Early Calijornia "Days, “THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST” 24, To extend and improve public|of the administrative, trustee and ad- reported working arrangements made wv'l"ranzcnrlt< i Hishaat | visory staffs of the American Home | with several Bible ‘“f”'“‘“ and I"Mn-' 3 Choser Felations. with ‘Maryiand | Bible Institute were chosen at the elev- e b o1 o0-opatasiny 3 S — - land Virginia | enth annual convocation last evening at - : ) DUMBARTON 333 ™ienan i The campaign for new members of | 27. To lessen traffic congestion | Luther Place Memorial Church: SEENA OWEN In “HIS LAST HAUL" the Washington Chamber of Commerce, | through street widening, traffic llghk‘ E. W. Collamore, president; Hannah ISIT 0OTS'_BIG IDEA.' Ethel Vance, | AKOMA 4th and Butternut Sts_ This Store Bouse of RCATh s 0 and 1TA &) For All Your inaugurated yesterday, was continued|and proper regulation. H. Frick, vice pr <1dt‘n( . Tuckey, treas- | Blank Book Needs today with a luncheon meeting of | 28. Promote the development. of g1‘!l!‘|.|l secretary: membership teams at the City Club. Gre: Falls. registrar: Mr: Miss Mary | | E. Morrison Paper Co. Ave. Loy This evening directors cf the chamber | Protection cf life and property |E. W. 4 rian: will ratify election of new members &t |and adequate military defense n, Thomas Manl| their regular monthly sessicn at the | 3 E. C. Magdeburger and M. A. Tolson chamber headquarters in the Homer | * were re-elected members of the board Building and tomorrow at 12:30 o'clock | TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. of trustees. i & final report meeting will be held bY | National — “Smilin' Through,” Two new members were added to the team-workers at the City Club.* AnCE 8518:20 | ma pm The campaign is under the direction | " of Robert L. McKeever, chairman of ; Palace—"The Pagan” photoplay. at| the membership committee, and under |12 noon, 2:35, 5:20, 7:40 and 9:50 p.m. | the plan for the special mnmhwsmm Metropolitan—"Noah's Ark.” at 11:15 | drive all members of the chamber are|am 5 and 9:20 p.m. appointed to the membership com-! Columbla—-“Alibl." at 11:20 a.m., 1:20,! LG |3:25, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:45 pm i by Stephen H. Talkes vice chairman | ‘3"1'—’1;'"2"5"15 of Paris.” at 11:30 of the membership committee; Charles | . 3:35, 5:30, 7:35 and 9.40 p.m. W. Darr, chamber president, and Dan | Fox—"Girls Gone Wild." at 12 noon, Weigle, Philagelphia organization ex- | 2:40, 4:50, 7:55 and 10:05 p.m. pert. and member of the Chamber of | Rialto—"The Last Warning,” at 11:30 Commerce of that city. am., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 Mr. Weigle, principal speaker, linked | p'm. & Chamber of Commerce with the home 2 G S church and school as the four vital in- | , Little Theater—“The Weavers,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. stitutions to a cily’s stability and progress. Ambassador—"Innocents of Paris,” at EOCHS i 6:25, 8:10 and 9:55 p.m. men and women, he declared, serves| Tivoll—"Love and the Devil” at 2 4:20, 6:10, 7:55 and 9:45 p.m. to prevent the public from going cif on ‘tangents in civic movements and A becoming the tools of demagogues. This | € “;""'_ i Gat e i is accomplished, he pointed out. by | U from 11 to 11 p.m. public education and uniting public cpinion on matters of importance to | the city as a whole. He pointed to the power of organized effort and de- | clared that the Washington Chamber of Commerce has a wide field of work before it here in promcting healthy growth of the city, correcting of faults of municipal conditions and generally boosting Washinglon as a community. Speclally prepared campaign pam- | phiets were distributed to workers for use in the membership appeal The pamphlet lists the following proj- ecis as aims of the chamber: 1. To encourage proper growth. 2. To secure a model airport. 3. To promote “Buy-in-Washington.” 4 To extend Washington's trade are. Special Sale Larger Boxes at R To secure national representa- of Proportionate Prices ERimo i snre vataahoolbseR A e eTetsy Tooth Paste Sold on Easy Terms child. 7. Proper salaries for all employes. S g ;"nnq)lldatkl”n of transit systems. 40c Squibb’s. . . .30c lore parks d pl ds . Eoie o Sevies Sndvair ocat| @ 50 Kolynos... .27¢ relations. ¢ 30c Kolynos. ...17¢ 11. 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