Evening star. (Washington, D.C.) 1924-06-12 [p 48]THE EVENING STAB. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924. r amusements. TYPOTHETAE OUTING SET FOR SATURDAY / Boating, Fishing

THE EVENING STAB. WASHINGTON. D. C.. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1924. r amusements. TYPOTHETAE OUTING SET FOR SATURDAY / Boating, Fishing and Sports Ar- ranged for Annual Visit to [ > Benedict, Md. The annual outing: of the Typothe- tae of Washington and allied trades ¦Will be held Saturday at Benedict, Md. The trip to the Patuxent River will be. made in automobiles, which are scheduled to assemble at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning at the Botanic Gar- den. south side of Pennsylvania avenue between Peace monument and 3d street. Headed by M. Thayer, the veteran pilot of the organisation, the long line of machines will proceed j via Pennsylvania avenue southeast to 11th street southeast, turning into! Good Hope road at Anacostla. with a I noon stop at T. 8., Md., for luncheon. From this point the fun will be con- tinued to Waldorf. Bryantown and Hughesville. the party reaching Bene- dl« » in the early afternoon. On arrival at their destination a base ball game will be staged between the printers and supply men. while others will take motor boats down the river on fishing trips. An athletic program, which will follow the ball game, includes a centipede race, pitch ball to barrel, nail-driv- ing contest, drinking contest, ap- proaching and putting contest, tug- o -war, sack race, three-legged race and pony race. Numerous prizes have been donated for each event, includ- ing the contestant landing the larg- est fish. In the evening a shore dinner will be served at the Hotel Mos- aic k. Outing Committees. The committees in charge of the outing follow: Kntertainment P. M. Becker chairman; S. Percy Oliver. vice chairman; James D Biigli. Dan V. Chisholm. Charles K. Crane, Will Dunn, Charles Edwards, Karl V. Kiker, Dee E. Kynon, Oscar Fauth. Cornelius Ford, Frank P. Howard. E. W. Hugucly, R. A. Packwood; George R. Kennedy. Sydney Oliver. Carroll j C. Ross, Frank W. Rowzee, William i N. Schaeffer, Franc. E. Sheirv. Allen Smythe, Harry K. Stanford, H. C. c. Stiles. Al. L. Tennyson and Dewis M. I Thayer. Guests-—Charles F. Crane, chair- t man; William John Eynon, Frank P. Howard. P. M. Becker. Athletics—Karl V. Kiker. chairman; ! Sydney Oliver, Dee E. Eynon, Carroll ! <l. Ross, Al. D. Tennyson. Percy i Oliver. Seating cars—Frank Rowzee. chair- j man; George B. Kennedy, Franc. | E. Sheiry, E. W. Huguely. Cornelius ! Ford. Decorating cars Oscar Fauth. I chairman; Dan V. Chisholm. Charles F. Crane. Tickets and reservations—Ben F. ; Durr. ,; Bunch boxes—William N. Schaeffer, | chairman; Harry R. Stanford. Fishing—Dewis M. Thayer. Prizes—William N. Schaeffer, chair- I man: Oscar Fauth, James D. Bligh. j Harry R. Stanford. Al. 1,. Tennyson, Prank P. Howard. H. C. C. Stiles. Dinner—Dee E, Eynon. chairman: I Allen Smythe. Sydney Oliver, Charles ; Edwards. P. M. Rocker. Paddle wheeles—R, A, Packwood, i ' chairman; James D. Bligh. W. J. Con- I nolly. Will Dunn. The officers of the Typothetae of Washington are: President, William 1 John Eynon; vice president, Oscar : T. Wright: recording secretary, S. | Percy Oliver; executive secretary, : Ben F. Durr; treasurer. Samuel M. j. Darragh. WHITEFORD INSTALLED AS LIONS’ PRESIDENT Single Tax Expert Outlines Plan to Kaise Local Budget on Land Alone. Roger S. White ford, was yesterday Inaugurated president of the Dions Club, succeeding George A. Dewis. W. C. Miller was installed first vice president; Thomas W. Brahany. second vice president: Leonard W. De- Gast, secretary;. David J. Barry, treasurer; Angus MacDonald, “lion tamer,” and A. D. Creesy. “tail twister.” Dr. R. S. Da mb. R. D. McKee ver. J. P. Schick and Vergne W. Potter were installed as members of the board of directors. The entertainment features were provided by George A. George Dußois, W. C. Miller. Thomas Bra- hany, Roger J. Whiteford. Miss Blanche Dehmann and Miss Dorothy Brown. James R. Brown, president r. f the Manhattan Single Tax Chib of New York city., told the members that the single tax is the only tax that does PHOTOS Enlarged cost hnt 35c fr S by 10 cn j largements. (Jnal.ty work ' manshlp. M. A. LEESE °™ c^ 9t co> 712 11th Street j.; S*= ¦ 11 jg> i 70S 100% PURE |TOt>t sr HOAtf fAAOC CAMDKS SAY the Word —and we will supply the Blank Books. !i E. Morrison Paper Co. j im Pa. At*. jl . Crab Flake, 60c Live Lobsters, 60c ; Eacho & Company, Inc. Nm. 21, 23. 23 Municipal Fiah Market Phones Mala «17«-»610 MOTOR PEP ;| For Speed, Power. Economy and Pleas- ‘ ure use MOTOR PBP. Once used yoa will | aaeer be without it. No trouble to use. i tad sarprisiag improvement. j Font ounces in yoor engine will clean i ,t ont In a few minutaa and remove car- I sea' knock. Four onnees in each ten gal- •ao of plain gasoline turns it Into a super i Peel that prevents ¦ carbon forming, con- | verts gasoline explosions into powerful a follow-throe eli strokes, gradually cleans | nt the engine, prevents carbon knock I tnd iocresers t ileege. 'sl a Quart (32 ounces), ' - Trial 1-ox. Can, ZSc Convisdait demcaitratlen la a 5 MINUTES FOB s#e iawridia MoforPe»Co..Wask,D.C, I SERVICE .STATIONS | Johnson, Bros., Slat and K: Cron town I Auto Supply Co., 14th and S; Frederick I Xoppot, fr-- 10OS-S C; Western Ante Sop- 1 ply Co., 887 S U; E. O. Shorter. Bth and E M.Z.; Brookland Oarage. 1000 Micb. | Ato. 5.1.: Barry Winiaedar. 607 Bth I 8.1.; George X. Casper, 1013 N. C. Are. I b.t. ; Harrison Battery Co., 709 i‘ /t St. | S.W.: BUho Auto Supply Co.. Chsrrydale, 3 ?*.; H. 1. Morningstar. U>lo Ti St. S.W.; | Oomb* «. Bradley Betbesda. Md. I BAND CONCERTS. At Michigan avenue. 12th and Shepherd streets northeast, at 7:30 p.m., by the United States Marine Band. William H. S»n- teimann, loader; Taylor Bran- son, second leader. Program: March, “Dincoln Centennial." Sanford Overture, "The Yellow Prin- cess" Saint-Saens (a) Air de ballet, "Bluctte," Drigo tb) Serenade, "To You,” • Czibulka Saxophone solo, “Danettj,” Hinton Musician Frank Wihlitzhouser. Scenes from "Babes in Toy- land" Herbert Waltz, "Espana".... Waldteufcl Three dances from "Nell Gwyn" German (a) Morris Dance. ,<b) Country Dance. (c) Merrymakers’ Dance. "The Star Spangled-Banner.” By the I'nited States Army Band, W. J. Stannard. director, at Reservation No. 107. 10th and I U streets, at 7:30 p.m. Pro- gram: March, "Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely" Dahlquist Overture, "Rakoczy,” Keler-Bela Suite, "Away in Venice".. .Nevin (a) Dawn. «b> tlondolier's Song. (c) Venetian Dove Song. (d) Good Night. Popular songs, (a) "Dazy." Berlin (b) "Mindin’ My Business," Donaldson and Kahn Waltz, "Maiden’s Dream," Roberts Selection, "Sweethearts," Herbert Descriptive. "Dance of the Serpents" Boccalari March, "Toreador" Ramniz “The Star Spangled Banner." not violate the rights of private property. "Washington every year punishes industry by a fine or tax amounting j to about $7.561.000.” said Mr. Brown, j “and then to add to the sum of its fol- I lies, it gives the landowners as a re- j ward for idleness, in the form of land values, public property to the extent of about $16,000,009. This enormous pre- ! mium on idleness results in boosting land values beyond the ability of la- , bor and capital to pay the tribute. I Washington requires about $24,729.- ( TBR this year for all purposes. Your ; land area is 44,320 acres, and allowing | for streets there are therefore about , j 531.840 lots 25x100. An average tax ; of SSO per lot would yield $26,592,000. j j And this without taking one cent of i private property, nor adding one cent to the cost of living." Baby Left at Rural Home. Special Pispatch to The Star. ! LYNCHBURG. Va.. June 12.—Mrs. 1,. ; H. Stroble. who lives on the Amherst , highway, five miles fron Lynchburg, is caring for a boy found on the | veranda of her home yesterday. Ap- parently the child is ib..of two davs | Miss Gertrude Fanning McHugh. ! : who has been re-elected secretary of ’ the Indiana state Democratic committee. is the first woman ever to he i made secretary of a state committee i of either of the major political par- -1 ties. She was first chosen two years j ago, after demonstrating her ability , during six years of service in the position of assisiant secretary. stDdemker Just Drive it; That’s All CALIFORNIA, $130.451 p Special I Wmi *jj* finest scenery la MBHMMH' i Aim-r'r* »r.d w | MBHWB W < 'oble von to trstel M Kl,h •“ ,h» comfort - IBglSxJbi. ""'I lorurv of i » PBfcMjar* * : millionaire' tut «r < ’ a must - i - ont A'SBStet L.V.f The rout* Inrlu let T'i 'clorsdo. Tallow- nHk l: .tore California, r BBte Oran.l Canron ..r V.*amlta. I1 ar I fp ¦¦ Northwest. Btlnlw National Park. Fu«t Souml and the i aoadlan Rockies Another Special Car Party over tMi lanaa rout* on Auffuit 23, tod two abort 17- d»v Tellow»toiia Park Toura. Call, write or pbone fur detalla ROCHESTER'S HOUSE PARTY TOURS. •19 District National Saak Bulldlai Or Chosaaeako nod Ohio TKket OtflM. 714 Fourtooath St. N. W. jr '~r .- .jfi-i;*.. <¦K.uii.¦ iuow!LitT, A____ ? Safety First - —— I drive my tumbril east and west, as stately as a wedding guest, and in my wide and bulging breast I hold the love of man; if I treat others, I decree, politely, as my weird I dree, then others will play fair with me, and will not wreck Tny van. So with the grace of Chesterfield I drive my, wagon, yellow-wheeled, and I am always prompt to yield when arguments arise; 1 won’t dis- pute the right of way or argue rules with any jay; "You’re doubtless right, drive on,” 1 say, serene, un- ruffled, wise. If all the drivers were polite when traveling by day or night we’d seldom sec a mangled wight stretched out upon the grass; but many delegates forget that courtesy’s the noblest bet when once they grab the wheel and set their feet upon the gas. They’re always prone to take a chance, like streaks of lightning they advance, although there is no circumstance that calls for frantic speed; along the dusty road they rack; let other fellows clear the track—and then a hearse severe and black bears off the forms that bleed. And oftentimes the speeding skate, the frenzied, deadly delegate, has manners truly fine and great, when from the gas afar; when he’s afoot he’s kind a~nd mild, he would not injure man or child", he only shows’us conduct wild when he is in a car. (Copyright.) WALT MASON. Excursion to Richmond. Vi„ Jane 14-15; $4 round trip from WashinKton. I Consult R. F. & P. ticket agents.— | Advertisement. NEW LODGE CHARTERED. Woodrow Wilson Chapter of P. 0, W. Is Organized Formally. District Deputy , Grand Master Samuel Hais last night presented the charter of the Grand Dodge of the Progressive Order of the West to officers and members of the newly organized Woodrow Wilson Dodge, No. 316, P. O. W. The aims and objects of the lodge it was announced, will be to assist matters pertaining to Jewry and to promate friendship, charity, educa- tion and athletics. Officers and members were Installed. A committee was appointed to draft a certificate of thanks to the Inde- pendent Moses Montefiore Dodge, No. 238. I’. O. W. in behalf of the serv- ices of the president, A. Bcrlin- sky, who organized the new lodge, and the following members who as- sisted him: Soloman Gllpker, Israel Bers, Samuel Hais William Metro and Joseph Jacobs. Officers of the Woodroic Wilson Lodge are: Henry E. Schneider, president; Rae Catzva, vice president; Sara Metro, recording secretary; Florence Freda Fox, financial secretary; Mau- rice Bers, treasurer; Nathan Metro, conductor; Henry Bcrllnskv. Inside warden, and Bernard O. Goldberg, chaplain. Married la June? Have the floral decorations executed j^_J»ude :_EM3_jj\-: -Advertlsement. .////A FREK! 'v I.ESSON IN DRAWING I - \ seat to every young man or //ajF ¦'/'VA woman. 18 to 40 yearn, am- /|V 0 I bltioua to become Illuatra- -1 _7 tom. Commercial Artist* or I •’¦rtooniata in their noire VUJjY time at home. Send u* copy tAHr\ /ft — of this sketch, indicating TP1 1 1 I talent; state age and prea- lllliw ent occupation. Federal School* of IliaatTatiag. 887 Equitable Bldg., BalUmw. Md. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. POM’B—‘The Mikado," at 8:20 p.m. Matinee at 2:20 p.m. KBmFS—Grace lat Rue. vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. TTVOUl—Photoplay and vaudeville, continuous showing from 2 to 11 p.m. STR AIN D— "The Animated Toy Shop," vaudeville and pictures, at 2:46, 6:80 and 8:40 p.m. METROPOLITAN—"The Marriage Cheat,” at 11:40, 1:40, 8.40, 6:35/7:35 and 9:40 p.m. PALACE— "The Code of the Sea," at 10:56. 12:40, 2:25, 4:20, 6:05, 7:50 and 9:45 p.m. Rejected Woman," at 11:30, 1:30. 3:30, 6:30, 7;30 and 9:30 p.m. COLUMBIA— “The Guiltv One," at 11:15, 12:55, 2:36, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and 9:55 p.m. AKBAMADOR—“A bra ha m Lin- coln," at 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m., p w hlto Sister,” at ll:3o, 1:85, 3:30, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:40 ?. ?. tn u^ rß Christine F. Beckett of < alais. Me., attended the recent com- mencement exercises at the state uni- versity, she had the, unusual honor of seeing three of her children, two sons and a daughter, receive diplo- POLI’S- BtftfiSr DeWOLF HOPPER And His Camlo Opera Company la THE MIKADO •‘Tremeniou* enthutintm— encorti (a- BEG. MONseat She'll uro 1 ***" ECHO is TBZ no nn AOKuaiev m s ixrmcm mx m a 41 ATTRACTIONS 41 zßonmiao daboibo. xzbbt mrno H MONEY ! Adranced on Aulmrobilp, fisflavor is Worth moro- ~but no extra cost SHE who is wise in the ways of housekeeping, enter- taining, and more particularly of marketing, asks two questions; “How good?’’ and “How much?” How good ? The finest! 11 is your privilege to experi- ence the thrill of tasting the world’s finest tea when you buy Banquet Orange Pekoe and brew it according to the directions on each package. How much? No greater cost than that of buying ordinary tea. Your grocer can supply you with Banquet Orange Pekoe Tea in the air-tight orange canister. If not, write for free sample and our booklet, “.4 Wonderful Flavor,” and give name and address of your dealer. Teapot coupons in all packages (except ten-cent size) explain how you may secure the Banquet Percolator Teapot. BANQUET | OR.ANGE4 fP EK O E TEA. McCORADCK * COMPANY ‘ « W&ukgilJUwOr' j B lUiitkom,Mo. and Packers p® " , "inriirTr~iin —n—n m nnniiwmriiw < EXTRA!! j (Limited Number) | $176 “De Forest Radiophone” € (the portable set you can take anywhere you want to go) our price now 18 TOO i THIS PRICE INCLUDES 4 TUBES I : NO CASH PAYMENT REQUIRED!; ON THE SET PROPER I simply pay for tubes, batteries AZfX) PXOHM-TXBT Begin Payments on the Set Proper Next Month—LIBERAL TERMS!! A NSELL, BISHOP & TURNER, - j ‘ 1221 F Sir—l N.W, Pianos—Victroias—Player*— Radios— Musical Instruments | PIANOS RENTED—S 4 Per Month and Upward j| ffiffy IPSPIIIIIWiIIWJi.WiI Hi llWil ' . .. - Get It At Gibson’s Where Your Dollars Have More Cents Luncb at Gibson’s Soda Bar Hot Coffee 5c Ice Cream Soda 10c | All Sandwiches 10c Plain Ice Cream 10c Hot Soup 10c Malted Milk 15c Hot Pork and Beans... 10c Ice Cream Sundae Isc Hot Frankfurter on hot Milk Shakes 10c roll 10c Pics and Cake 10c Special 12 5c Soda Checks (60c worth) lor 50c Big Sale of Elastic Goods Now On tLook Over These Specials Thread Knee Caps, each... $2.00 Thread Anklets, each $2.00 Carter Leggings, each $3.00 Garter Stockings, each $4.00 i New York Elastic Truss, Boston Model Elastic Truss, American Silver Truss, Marsh’s Special Truss, ( Truss, single... .$5.00 Abdominal Supports, Various Models, $4.00 Up Wc are direct agents for the Jennie Walters rubber reducing garments. 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MARK. iu W •'i' vnT.kkljvs R f)\N A jp* Last three days I J ;R _S?Z ’ CADF TAKOMA UUUL af*.r r KA, ' r " UOKNOB’S novel. Glengarry School Days’’; Kinoeraai. jk m .m .a ms aa mp m _* korking kompdv. OF THE SEA truxton v W W "THE RKNDEZVOrS * FEATI RI\G ¦ ¦¦ - JACQUELINE LOGAN AND a" £V:w'kt . nOT pnn I (Dnmiir BARNES and OSCAR SHAW, in "TUI: KOD LSKUCvUt great white way ¦ ai*o a Conirdy—\ana—Oyrrlorr KRAZY KAT KOMEOY. ’’FELIX 1 MAKES Uonl».” I n • * snnri ¦ v ADDED ATTRACTION—The neted IM i UpginDlDg Sunday | PFItIAL QUARTET.” POLA NEGRI (THFVV fHASF I In “Montmartre ” i ¥ 4 M.Klnle, St.. I». r I —¦ ¦ 1— " TOI».\ V MONTF. HU*K AM* IRF.m j ; 1 ¦ ¦¦ RICH. in “LLTURTIA 1/iMF.AiRn" 1 ¦ - ¦ ——— ‘Kathlmn Norris* famous novi»j t. pnn ' From Hh» Press and Fox - i . A - , L ?. E ,if l ». A CAROLINA" VOLU MB I A DUMBARTON «•>'- F STREET AT I2TII UUIIUMIIUUn AII.EEN PRINGLE Caatlanaaa—lo:3o at.m. to II p.m, WEEKS ” last THiiEE oTaTs NEW SfANTOIT™** **-; THE < CLAIRE WINSOR. I ¦ MAE BUSCH. RAYMOND GRIFFITH, «%|| II *¦*!# AAIF HOBART BOSWORTH. LEW CODY. ||||lL | | “Nellie the Beautiful From Pauline Frederick’s Famous Cloak Alodel Stage Success! Greatest melodrama of them all WITH AGNES AYRES OLYMPIC N Y ROBERTS RHINE I Comedy Xew* Over lure HARTS “THE BREAKING POINT,’’ 7 ‘ gvr*urennr. w ?tli NITA NALDI. PATSY RUTH Mil. Beginning Sundav LKH * nd GEORGE FAWCETT. And ronaedy. “PETER THE GREAT riRTIF 210 s p«. av». pb. w.*53 With Emil .fanning* LIIXULE. AMPLE PARKING SPACE. Jkr4 ¦ ' a . MYRTLE STKDMAV TELLY MAR L.'l ¦ ===== 11 =- SHALL. MAI’I'K GEORGE and SIT - ¦ ' ART HOLMES, in "TEMPORARY MAIf — ~~7~~ - niAGE." CRANDALL’S NFW UrTRABAI ITNU istn iiiuAutnj gloria swan mcTKOrULITAN F AT lOifc HIPPODROME”7 T i TODAY—II A. M. TO 11 P. M. i U)U in_7HAPPIXESSV FIRST NATIONAL PRESENTS AMERICAN 1 rrigHTOn”? AI E Jn*d LEATRICE | | ETHEL SHANNON ,'ir P.IPERs"! P I inV Scheer Bros. Jl# ¦ RAPHAEL Ferry Mnrmont. Adolphe Men- Dili at O St. N.W. X. 0550 Jeu and La.ka Winter In j LAST DAT—COLLEEN MOORE, in Tkoa. 11. Inee’a, The “PAINTED PEOPLE " Omedy, ftR A RRI Af«F COM ING N SUN D.4Y* AN D MONDAY- F-mm « ¦ *mm -the hunchback of notre CHEAT ' ,,ME p ß , N cess L% *‘sYMPHONY“ A \p i i?N k, ‘ t "’ 1119 H S *’ VK ’ Ij ’ 2600 _. a . 57 —, ~ ;* . DOEBLE BILL—LAURA LA PLANTE. VAaakinKton a Flneat Oreheatrr jn -EXCITEMENT." Added feature, Daniel Breeaklu. t onductlnz RODOLPH VALENTINO, in "A SO- j i’IETY SENSATION.*• and comedy, I CRANDALL’S MONDAY—- TODAY AND .HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE I BILLINGS, in "ABRAHAM I.IN- FAVORITE i CRANDALL’S < K>THAI bhm.vw. m. stim LIUUIUftLLO Bf( „A HERBERT KAWLINSON. in JACK I TODAY AND TOMORROW—LILLIAN O’ CLUBS.” Coinedr, "PUBLICITY GISH, in "THE WHITE SISTER " | PAYS." CRANDALL’S : TO D A Y-HOLBROOK LIBERTY I "THE BAD MAN And NEAL ~ mi t SON ril’l I MOVTAN t i BURNS, in "DANDY LIONS." u’Nr' c! VII h¦ I' •• p fvn : i.-n’ A ns? ' j TOMORROW—BLANCHE SWEET, in ! ln PAINTED PLO ’ ANNA CHRISTIE." CRANDALL’S TODaV—PAULIN*" FREDBRiCK ,n and T f ls MAN PUT ASUNDER " And DOR ‘ I OTHT DE YORE, in "GETTING GERTIE S GOAT." _ TOMORROW LEATRICE JOY, in TODAY—2 TO 11:15 P. M. "BLUFF." And WITWER’S "TELEPHONE GIRL." Opjfan Recital, Arthur Plate! CRANDALL’S A :™”; T^ d ‘ECHOES OF MATS. —~ P.M. Daily; 3 P.M. Sundar mi a ¦ aaa a U TODAY—PAULINE FREDERICK and TUIT fIDsT DA* Iff’’ TEL! EGEN, in "LET NOT 111 EL UrtilM MAN PLT ASUNDER. Comedy. TOMORROW LEATRICE JOY, in (1 ORAM > "BLUE" And WITFER’S «w««i CRANDALL’S ApolI ° , Thfa,rr “ Tfcp American Mocking Bird" and Garden GJ4 H St. N.E. TIAOLI MIRROR OF LIVING TODAY AND TOMORROW—BUSTER WORLD KEATON, in "SHERLOCK. 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