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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
CARS PROVIDED
New Service Over TenIeytoWn
and Georgetown Lines
Is Begun.

An earlier through service over the
Tenleytown and Georgetown lines was
installed today by the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company. Cars viii
leave Somerset hereafter at 6:45 am
instead of at 1.06 am The change in
schedule. il Is announced. is the result
OF request made to the public utilities
commission and transmitted to the COM
pany through the commission.
The public service board is making a
thorough inspection Of the local street
railway situation. Four inspectors are
engaged i'm this work. three OF whom are
regularly employed i'm look ng after the
inspector OF equipment. The services of
the inspectors are further utilized i'm con-
nection with the investigation of acci
dents.
A continual check is being maintained
on the car schedules, not only in connec-
ton with existing orders but also dur
ing all hours Of the day and night. for
the purpose of compelling compliance
with the orders and schedules and re-
During more frequent service where IL
is found to be needed.
The commission also has under con-
sideration. Ii is announced. the turn made
by the coaches of the Metropolitan Coach
Company at l. street and the Avenue 81
the Presidents. SO that the vehicles will
interfere as little as possible with the
street car traffic at that point and.
the same time, avoid violation OF the
traffic regulations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Gayety.

Headed by Sam Sidman and Tom
Coync. Harry Hastings big show came
yesterday to the Gayety Theater for
the second time this season as the at
traction for the closing week of the
9th street theater
The burlesque. which is in two acts.
is called "Tne Girl of Many Husbands.
Mabel Leslie heading the feminine con-
tingent in the part of the girl
great many laughs are extracted from
the old mistaken identity" situation.
Miss Leslie has an excellent voice. and
opportunity to display it in many
songs. Lola Leslie. her sister. is an
able yodeler. Pearl Lester. who has
the part of "saleslady." sings a num-
Der of songs which won her repeated
encores. Ollie Oden makes an attractive
telephone girl in the hotel in which the
first scene is laid She sings three or
four good numbers.
Sam Sidman appears as German
and Tom Coyne an Irish comedian.
This pair which has always made big
hits at the Gayety. seems to be sur
passing itself this season, Thomas
Shea appears a country constable,
and Ed Edwards makes realistic
pugilist. Lee Rose. a pleasing juvenile:
William Waldron. who appears as the
hotel clerk and d messenger boy.
and is very good indeed: Alma Baldwin
and Catherine Moon are other princi-
pals. The chorus. even after a hard
seasons work. is full of pep and
sings and dances well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
DRAWING UP THE REPORT
Senator Jones to Submit Con-
illusions in Suffrage
Parade Probe.

Senator Jones. chairman of the sub
committee of the District committee in
charge OF the investigation OF charges
against the Washington police growing
out OF the woman suffrage parade here
March 3. is drawing up a report for the
committee. which he will submit to the
other members of the subcommittee at an
early date.
The subcommittee held a meeting yes
terday afternoon and exchanged views,
and finally requested Senator Jones TO
draft a tentative report
The subcommittee's report il is ex-
pected. will lay stress upon the peculiar
conditions which existed in Washington
at the time of the woman suffrage pa
rade. brought about By the fact that the
city was filled with many thousands OF
strangers, and the fact that a woman
suffrage parade was an entirely new eX-
perfence in this part of the country
The police probably will not escape
criticism by the committee. but the ex-
tenuating circumstances which made il
particularly difficult for the policemen TO
control the crowds during the parade will
undoubtedly be taken into consideration
by the subcommittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

lures of the Scott expedition to the Ant
arctic. presented at the Belasco the
first time Sunday night, drew a large
crowd last night. The grim portrayal Of
stark polar scenes-hugh mountains and
barriers of ice. ice foes. long. unbroken
drifts of arctic snOws-and the men who
fought their way across the frozen
wastes and died before they could reach
q haven of safety on their return are
subjects that do not lend themselves
well to description: they must be seen
IL one would understand them. The max
ing of these pictures in itself is feat
that deserves to rank up with the labors
of the intrepid explorers themselves The
pictures will be shown at the Belasco
every evening this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
SENATE TO PASS ON DAVIES.
Secretary of Commerce Wants the
Appointment Endorsed.

Regardless of the fact that Joseph h.
Davies of Madison. Wis. recently NOM
mated to be commissioner OF corpora
tons. does not need 10 be confirmed by
the Senate. il is the intention of the
Secretary of Commerce 10 let the Senate
take action. This announcement came
from the department today.
Republican senators recently announcea
that they would see TO II that the nomi
ration was held Up until -.lr. Davies re-
Iinauished the secretaryship of the demo-
cratic national committee. but M
Davies friends believe there will be no
extended contest
Representative Fitzgerald of New York
called President Wilson's attention 10
sthe fact that the law authorizing the
President to make this appointment does
not require, confirmation by the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

ported plants and flowers. and inside. at
all four performances yesterday afternoon
and last evening. crowded houses ex-
pressed their congratulations in the form
of applause. The bill opens with splen-
did acrobatic and tight-wire act by the
Atlas Trio. in which two youngsters, less
than eight years old. win all the ap-
plause from their father. who is himself
fine performer. Sterling and Chapman
in Echoes of Bonnie Scotland, both eX-
cellent singers. win applause with the
sweet songs of the Highlands; the Follies
Bergere Trio. with an attractive young
woman singer, assisted by two men.
cellist and mandolinist. also singers. have
lively musical number. while the six
famous O'Connor Sisters. with group OF
their own specialties and Nellie O'Connor
as eccentric coincidence. seem to leap into
favor from the moment the curtain rises
on the attractive group.
clever dramatic sketch is presented
by the Frank Mills Players. called Live
Wires" 1t tells the story of how pretty
telephone girl is won by young fellow
who sacrifices himself for the time being
to save her brother who has assaulted
police officer. Four players of talent
are in the cast. Evelyn May. as the tele-
phone girl: George Kelley. as her young
lover; Desmond Gallagher. as hotel de-
tectiye and Fred Keller. as a central Of
flee man. The Pathe Weekly and series
of amusing photoplays. with the base ball
story on the Cosmos board after the sec
ond matinee. furnish additional attrac-
tions. Fox and Ward. in old-time min
strelsy. will replace the Harmony Quar-
tet for the remainder of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
HENRY Il. SIMPSON.
Grand commander. Knights TempIar Of
the District Of Columbia.

Henry Kedglie Simpson. the ffty-ffth
grand master of Masons of the District
of Columbia and grand high priest of
Royal Arch Masons in 1905. was elevated
to the grand commandership of the
knights Templar of the District of Co
lumbia at the annual conclave OF the
Grand Commandery at Masonic Temple
last evening. The remainder of the Off
cial line of the Grand Commandery was
advanced as follows: Charles T. Lind
sey. deputy grand commander; Edwin B.
Hesse. grand generalissimo: Lem Towers,
jr.. grand CAPTAIN general; William s.
Parks, grand senior warden: William F..
GUIDE. grand junior warden; Rev. Paul
r. Hickok. grand prelate: George Gibson.
grand treasurer; Arvine w. Johnston,
grand recorder: Charles T.. Baldwin,
grand standard bearer; Fred S. Cawson,
grand sword bearer; Adolphus GUIDE,
grand warder: John A. Meyer. grand cap
tain of guard. DIR. Francis j. WOodman
was appointed inspector general.
The election of grand captain of the
guard. John A. Meyer, was unanimous.
The new officers were regularly installed.
Present at the exercises of the evening
was Eminent Sir Henry NJ. Boykin Of
Richmond, Va. grand captain of the
guard of the Grand Encampment of the
United States. as the representative of
Grand Master Nlllldm MelSn. he was
received with the honors due his high
rank. Retiring Grand Commander Alexan-
der Grant was presented with handsome
past grand commanders jewel, and on be-
half of the constituent communicates of the
District. with richly jeweled Masonic
watch charm. bearing the symbols of the
commandery and of the Scottish Rite.
The commanders jewel was presented in
a complimentary address by Past Grand
Commander Walter II. Klopfer and the
charm. on behalf of the five local COM
manderies. by similar address by Emil
nent Commander DIR. Frank E. Gibson
of Columbia Commandery. No. >.
The grand commander announced that
the standing committees would be APP
pointed later
At the conclusion of the conclaye the
grand commander rendered a reception
to the eminent representative Of the grand
master of the grand encampment and
other distinguished visitors. including Emil
nent Commander Greer of the Alexandria
commandery.
Rev. Paul r. Hickok. p-eiate of Wash
ington Commandery. No 1. was elected
grand prelate to succeed Rev. j. Russell
Verbrycke, who removed to another juris-
diction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Polls.

1.-The Greyhound" a drama in four acts
by Paul Armstrong and Wilson Miner
was produced for the first time in WASH
ington last night at Polls Theater. after
a long and successful run in New York
Like other plays of which Paul Arm
strong has been one of the playwrights
such as "The Deep Purple and the
dramatization OF 0. Henry's story. Alias
Jimmy Valentine last nights production
dealt with some intimacy with crooks. but
1.-The Greyhound" is in no other way
reminiscent of underworld plays. Best Of
all it does not idealize cheats, sneaks and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Columbia.

In all the range of light comedies that
tell pretty love story and have charm
TO fascinate even the hardened man OF
business who has 10 go to the theater to
please his wife or daughter. none per-
haps is more delightful than ''rhe Prince
Chap" with Its tender sentiment. its
laughable moments and its suggestion of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Improving the New Nickel.

Fearing that the words five cents" on
the new nickels might be too easily worn
off in circulation. William c. McAdoo.
Secretary of the Treasury. has ordered
that the words be brought out in greater
relief The new design will be issued
within a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Casino.

Bert LaMontes Cowboy Ministries"
dressed in SNAPS spurred boots. fan
mel shirts. sombreros and with the regu
lation cow-puncher outfit topline the
Casinos bill this week. The Ministries
consist of five clever boys who sing some
of the best close harmony heard at the
Casino in a long time One of the cow
boys has q remarkable boy soprano voice.
while another sings a deep. resonan. bass.
The scene of the show is clubhouse,
with campfire burning outside. around
which the cowboys disport themselves
and sing half a dozen or more excellent
numbers.
Sadie Fondelier, in a juggling act per-
formed on slack wire, opens the bill
with a distinct novelty. introducing diff
ficult feats of balancing on the wire and
the juggling of knives. lighted torches.
etc. Kneise and Dunno. pretty girl
and her partner. have musical turn
which displays in the young man fine
baritone voice in several pretty ballads,
while the girl plays a saxophone and
later has a clever whistiing solo, The
Rita Marchan Trio presents another mu-
steal act. Miss Marchan performing on
the piano and on the chimes repeating
with a piano number played while she is
blindfOlded and the keyboard of the piano
Is covered with black velvet curtain.
The other two members of the trio, a
boy and girl. sing several numbers. the
boy featuring cabaret chorus from the
rear of the audience. Costello and La
CroiX present a Cowboys Courtship. :
in which novel love making finds a sue
cessful ending, is portrayed through some
extraordinary rifle shooting by both the
man and the woman. John Dooley.
monologist out of the ordinary, and clever
imitator of Harry Lauder, kept the house
in roars of laughter for fifteen minutes
at each of the four performances yes
terday. The motion pictures developed
unexpected comedy in a series of views
of Washington. and the story of the ST
Louis ball game delighted the fans after
the second matinee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

Mexico has been added To the list %
countries which will send rifle teams 10
compete in the international shooting
competition to be held at Camp Perry
Ohio. next fall.
Other Pan-American countries which
will be represented are Argentina, Chile.
Peru and Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Chase's-Talking Pictures.

Edison's Ministries, thirty five in num-
Der. are the feature Of this weeks talk
Ing picture program at Chase's in a fin,
entitled THE Clio" Everything that
usually proves entertaining in a resu,a,
black-face minstrel production was rem
dered. Another talking picture, called "A
College Education" was also we'll pre-
scented. Three Reels of Steam,' a very
interesting Kinemacolor film, depicting
the lives and work of the famous invent
ors, James Watts and George Stephen
son. were also shown, with varied as
sortment of other films. making an enjoy
able program as whole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

Representative William a. Jones OF the
first Virginia district has appointed Ar
thur Leslie Thornton, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Thornton Of Fredericksburg.
Va, as a cadet at the Naval Academy
at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

The Cumberland. Nd, council by unan-
imous vote dismissed the charges of in
competency. inefficiency. malconduct and
maIfeasance in Office, preferred against
Chief of Police Harry Irvine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

Daniel Quinn, painter. thirty-fye
years old, whose home was in Salem. Va.
was found unconscious on a vacant lot
with his head crushed. He died later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Cosmos.

The Cosmos Theater is celebrating its
fourth anniversary this week with an
elaborate bill OF high priced vaudeville
and musical program to match. Out
side, the theater is banked with palms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13
Retiring Commanders Address.

Retiring Grand Commander Alexander
Grants address, eioquently expressed.
was listened to with deep interest
throughout. Feeling reference was made
by him to the distinguished dead of the
order. including Past Grand Commander
Bennett Armstrong Allen and Sir Martin
O'Connor. past commander of De MOlay
Mounted COmmandery, No 4, and 1t was
recommended that pages in the annual
TO their memory.
The proceedings OF the. year were
briefly reviewed, special acknowledge
ment made of the souvenir of historical
cry by Sir George w. Evans of De
Molay Mounted commandery = photo
graphs OF thirty-Seven of the committee
of the triennial conclave of the grand
encampment held in this city in 1883
and impressive reference made to the
illness Of Past Grand Commander
George Gibson, grand treasurer of the
grand commandery with a tribute to his
genial friendship. tireless devotion to
the fraternity and faithfulness to every
duty imposed upon him.
Grand Commander Grant also made
special reference to the resignation OF
Rev j. Russell Verbrycke late grand
prelate. and paid him a graceful tribute
of affection.
Simpsons Masonic Career.
Henry Kedglie Simpson. the new
grand commander. is d native of Penn
| sylvania but has resided in the Dis
| trict of Columbia for the past fifty
years. having removed here when eight
years old from Philadelphia with his
parents. In 1889 he resigned posi-
ton in the Treasury Department to
| enter the insurance business. He is a
member of the Board of Trade. secre-
| tarv of the board of directors of thu.
| Eastern Dispensary and Casualty Hos
| pital and was member of the old
National Rifles
| He was made Mason October s.
1876: a Royal Arch Mason in 1882 and
/ a knight Templar in July. 1882, besides
being memi1' of Washington Coun-
ell. ROYAL ana Select Masters He Is
| afiiiated with Lebanon Lodge No. Z
! Eureka Chapter No. 4. and Washing
1 ton Commandery, No. /. and has been
| elevated to the highest position at
1 tairable in the grand bodies of all
| those branches of Masonry. He is also
/ a knight commander of the court OF
honor of the thirty second degree, An
/ Gent and Accepted Scottish Rite: of the
/ ROYAL Order of Scotland. of the Con-
| yention of Amounted High Priests. OF
/ the Masonic Veteran Association. OF
| Almas Temple OF the Mystic Shrine and
/ Of Temple Chapter. No. Is, order OF
the Eastern Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-13

Scott Polar Expedition Films.
The wonderfully realistic motion pic
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Center Township.

Mr.. Clampitt circulated a petition
in favor of township central school
house. Mr.. Leeper and John S.
Gardner talk of circulating another.
Granville Long is circulating a
petition to build cement bridge
west of F. A. Garber's.
The farmers are anticipating a
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Little River.

Nice weather still preva in this
vicinity at this writing.
Mrs. Lucy Henderson and family
spent the first of the wee" with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Spargur
c. w. Spargur arrived from FoW-
Ter, Colorado, Monday for fe"
weeks visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hendrickson
and son, Eros, spent Wednesday at
the Spargur home.
Will Henderson spent tuesday at
the Spargur home.
Page and Jewell Drury called on
Edyth Spargur Thursday afternoon
Garner Drury, wife and daughters
Fleeta and Nellie attended Sunday
school at Pleasanton Sunday.
Mae Spargur spent Friday night
and Saturday with her parents.
Lloyd Moore departed for Webster
City Saturday
Those who spent Sunday at the
Willie Moore home were Page and
Jewel Drury, Mabel Moore, Marie
Brown, Glada Dale, Tom Brown
Those who spent Sunday at Chas
Graham's were Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Davis and Edyth Spargur.
Verley Brown and Raleigh Moore
spent nday evening with Ralp!
Judd