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Evening star., 1922-08-19
WEATHER.

District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair tonight and tomorrow; cooler to-
night: gentle to moderate west and
northwest winds.
Virginia-Fair tonight and tomorrow:
cooler in north and central portions to-
night: moderate variable winds.
West Nirginia-Fair weather and
moderate temperature tonight and to-
morrow.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 80. S pm, So;
II midnight, IL; am, rs; S am, az !;
noon, s..
Barometer-i pm. 29.SS: S PIN,
2a.SS; IL midnight, 1883; am, 29.s7 !;
am. 29.SS: noon. 1886.
Highest temperature, 80, occurred at
80 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 75. occurred at
B AS am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So: lowest, 65.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem-
perature, 81. condition, clear
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
CUBA FILM CENSOR
TO IGNORE LENGTH
OF SCREEN KISSES

HAVANA, Cuba, August 19.-Fade-
outs of loving clinches. one-minute
kisses and kindred screen scenes that
skirt the bounds of moral laXity will
not be passed on by the newly created
Cuban board of moving picture censor
ship.
movie palaces into Fagin's schools of
crime are to be banned by the censors,
according to an order signed by
Ricardo Lancis, secretary Of govern
ment. creating censorship board OF
five and outlining the limits of its au-
thority. The committee will act upon
its own initiative or upon complaints
from any source filed with It; serve
without pay; have authority to compel
exhibitors to display any film it may
have reason to believe may lead youth
full Cubans into the paths of crime,
and bar those which show an adroit
criminal successfully evading the law.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

(SOrtlnueu from FlTSl dSt.l
last two weeks winners: There are the
kilograms as they were gotten from
Saratoga. Some of them didn't run
first, II is true. but they came along IN
nice style. from the looks Of things. Weii'
the wire won't be in today for some tlfne.
Here's a nice yellow envelope: It's got
character and is businesslike. Let
get it. Jerry Dunn is AN irish name
Huh? Something's wrong. Here's
Sailing B mentioned among the Two
tips for the fifth race at Windsor VIVA.
do you know about that? And we just
paid dollar to find out that Carmanv Nan,
dale was slated to win that race. NO"
Let's walk on. Here's another place
few doors up. Look at that bunch Oh
signs. .,.,,
"start that winning streak with
Bulls Eye" reads the sign. Ato AZ
prove it. Well. we haven't three dol
lars to invest. And were a bit as
gusted, yet. Let's keep on going.
Too Much Advice.
Another newsstand not far from
the heart of the business section has
a whole bunch of racing dope LOOK
at all those tip envelopes. Scads oi
them. Let's hit that American Handi-
capper thing. Fifty cents. Now let
look things over. Something wrong
again. To play every selection of
winners at SIS a crack would mean
the investment of just about sos.
But here's the sheets s25 special.
What's this? Fifth race at Windsor:
That's going to be some race Ili
be a dead heat between three horses
IL everybody's right. 1t cost dol
lar to find out that Carmandale Is
slated: fifty cents to find Sailing Il
ranking in the winners circle, and
now here's another fifty cents that
brings the information that Estero
"is expected to gallop home an easy
to be "a good price" The best bet. it
says, is John Finn. as our 10 cent
sporting news also predicted.
See how easy it is? That's just
the upper crust of the pie. All over
town the tips are being circulated.
all you want simply by putting up
the stipulated price.
And the tipsters aid the book
makers.
These foregoing tips. of course.
were for yesterdays sporting events.
No Law to Invoke.
Police know of no law whereby tip
selling can be checked. This Is the
statement which Maj. Daniel Sui
livan, chief Of police. made today.
I'VE are unable to find anything in
the laws to prevent such business,
Mai. Sullivan said. And conse-
auently there can be no action taken
in such a case until we know Of a
law to cover it
There you are. The ballyhoo ad-
juncts of bookiedom smile gently
and continue to ply their trade. more
secure in their sense of freedom than
the men who take the bets which
the tips advise customers to make.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
PRESIDENTS CITY
WON'T RECOGNIZE
LAWS OF GYPSIES
BY the Associated Press.


MARION. Ohio, August 19-Gypsy
laws are not recognized in President
Harding's home town. This was DEM
onstrated yesterday when Frank Ellie,
sr.. Chicago. and his son, Frank Ellie,
jr., OF Cleveland. appeared in Mayor
George w. Neeley's court here and
wife under the gypsy law.
Mayor Neeley disregarded their
claims and turned the woman over
to Frank Stanley. Chicago, who
stepped into the controversy and
claimed her as his sister.
3, Stanley departed with the woman
for Chicago, accompanied by the wom-
ans two children by a marriage be-
fore she turned gypsy. The chill
dren's father Is said to be dead.
The gypsy band. of which the Elies
were members was ordered out OF
town. -
Evening star., 1922-08-19
d. C. CHILDREN AND COPS
TO SHARE STARS OUTING
Orphans of City and Other Dependent
Tots to Be, Given Excursion to
Marshall Hall Tuesday.

If they find the day tagging a mum,
ber of athletic contests will be held
and prizes given to the winners.
There will be no idle moments.
There will be plenty Of good things
pany has promised to give forty
large cakes, each of which will yield
many slices. and big ones, too. The
Chaplin Sacks Manufacturing Conn
pany will contribute enough velvet
Kind ice cream" to satisfy the wants
of any young one. The dessert was
mentioned first. as it is realized that
it is the most important part of a
meal to every child.
Ice-Cold Drinks.
The Star will supply sandwiches Of
wholesome variety and will also
furnish soft drinks. They will be
ice cold" for the American Ice
Company has promised to furnish
plenty of ice. Fruit. also contributed
by The Star. will be on the menu.
When representative of The Star
made the rounds OF a large number
of institutions for the dependent
children yesterday to extend an in
vitation through the superintendents.
he was overheard by the children.
who stopped their play long enough
to give the visitor the double 20" as
the words excursion" and Marshall
Hail. and plenty of amusements and
good lunch reached their ears-well,
what followed is obvious
Several of the superintendent Wis
tied were unable to accept the invita-
ton. due to the fact that the children
under their care were away from
Washington at summer camps or
We're vacationing as guests of friends
or relatives.
Not all of the children who will go
on the trip have been told of the out
a N c Mt hca do
say it will be a difficult matter for a
while to calm the excitement that will
follow the announcement to them.
And if the little birds living in trees
in the many precincts could report to
Maj. sullivan tomorrow morning they
would tell him that the children there
have been just as good as the night
before Christmas
Evening star., 1922-08-19
MAY OPPOSE MUDD.
Mount Rainier Man Mentioned as
House Candidate.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MOUNT RAINIER, Md, August 10
Representative Sydney E. Mudd OF
the fifth congressional district. seek
ing reelection, will, contrary to
indications, have opposition for.
the republican nomination at the
primaries September IL. II reports
current here today that R. A W.
Pyles of Mount Rainier will toss his
hat into the ring are not unfounded.
PyIes last year was a candidate for
the republican nomination for state
senator from Prince Georges county.
but was defeated by William Noble
FISHER of Seat Pleasant, who, in
turn, lost to State Senator Lansdale
g. Sasscer OF Upper Marlboro. demo-
cratic nominee.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
ALL WOMAN and MAN SMOKERS
BARRED FROM CLUB TEAROOM

smoke on the premises. even outside
of the tea room, such permission will
have to be granted by the fedora
ton"
Mrs. Duvall added that she did not
think 1t necessary to say that intoxi-
cants would not be tolerated in the
tea room, nor would persons showing
the least sign Of having thus indulged
be admitted. Such rules, those in
charge declare, will never injure the
popularity Of the place among the
better class of people, to whom il will
cater.
Formal opening is to be September
/. The beams. solid stalls and grilled
iron work of the barn have been left
intact and pretty plants nod lazily
in the managers from which the stock
once fed. The place is declared to be
one of the most attractive tea rooms
in the country
Evening star., 1922-08-19

Inmates of manE orphanages in
Washington and other dependent
children of the District of Columbia
have been invited to be the guests of
The Evening Star Newspaper Com
pany and the Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company on
an excursion to Marshall Hall Tues
day.
On this date. when a host of Wash
ington's future citizens would be to-
gether in one gathering. The Star
saw the opportunity of getting re
wish of Maj Daniel Sullivan. super
intendent of police. that a better un-
derstanding exist between the much
overrated "ferocious" cop and the
children of the city.
Therefore. carrying out the sugges-
tion of The Star, Maj. Sullivan called
into his Office at noon today his pre-
cinct commanders and instructed
them to pick out a group of deserv-
ing children in their respective dis
tricts, appoint member of their
commands to act as big brother
wharf Tuesday morning to board the
steamer Charles Manchester, also as
guests of The Star.
500 Children to Go.
Thus when the vessel pulls out
from her berth for Marshall Hall
more than 500 children and a number
of policemen will be off for an out
ing that will not only bring joy to
the hearts of all for the day. but
will bring happiness to the children
thereafter. as they will have come to
know that the "bluecoat' is real friend.
Arrangements have been completed
with the Mount Vernon and Marshaif
Hall Steamboat Company and F. Mer-
tens, ir, manager of Marshall Hall,
bv The Star The Charles Manchester
is to leave the 7th street wharf at 10
o'clock and will pick up it's pas
seugers at the resort at 4:30 pm.
landing them back in Washington
about o'clock.
When the children arrive at the
amusement park they will find them
selves rulers. The merry go-round
and the camp grounds will be theirs.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

Women of the better sort do not
smoke" and since only persons Of re-
finement are desired at Dover House.
the unique new tea room being fitted
out by the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs. devotees of My Lady
Nicotine will not be permitted to
practice their habit there
So declared Mrs. NJ R. Duvall, man.
ager of the tea room, which is to be
opened in the old barn in the rear Of
the federation's headquarters at 1874
street northwest. And the ban on
smoking applies to men also. as the
organization does not care to raise
the issue of sex privilege.
Smoking is not done by the best
people any more. and the few of that
class who do soon will STOP" Mrs.
Duvall said. Besides. smoking is
wrong.
"If men are to be permitted to
Evening star., 1922-08-19
AUTO THEFTS REPORTED.
One Informer's City Address Not
Verified by Police.

John Hodgdon. giving his address
at the st. James Hotel, reported
theft Of an automobile from in front
of the Veterans Bureau. Vermont
avenue and H street, yesterday after
noon. Inquiry a the st. James by the
police early today revealed no such
name on the register. but police have
Instituted a search for the car. 1t
had a Connecticut license tag affixed.
Theft of a dark green body delivery
car with butter advertisement on
the back and on its canvas covering.
containing butter. eggs and cheese,
was reported to the police today by
Daniel Borden of COS ID street north
west. The machine was stolen from
7th and r streets about 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

of Vicente Gonzalez; Master Suarez,
son Of Fernando Suarex; Soils. Nuevitas
Lodge; Enrique Crels, .Perseverancia
de Cardenas Lodge: Antonio Portilla,
not a Mason, and Luis F. Reinhardt,
Fe Masonfca Lodge of Havana, Cuba
Planned By Cuban Masons.
This Masonic event was planned by
the Cuban Masons az return visit to
the American Masons OF Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey and New York, who
went to Cuba February 16. 1922. to
unveil tablet to the memory OF the
late DR.. Elisha Kane Kent, arctic ex-
plorer and retired ofiicer OF the Unit
ed States Navy.
Members Of the Cuban legation Will
go to Union station to receive the.
delegation on Its arrival at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning from Philadelphia,
and will be present at the unve1linE.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
SOVIET INITIATES
CARS BY EXILINC
FOES FOR 3 YEARS
BY the Associated Prose

BY the Associated Press
MOSCOW, August 19-Exile. one
OF the chief punishments resorted to
under, the czarist regime. which ban
ished many Of the present soviet
leaders. appears to have again been
aaoptea in Russia. as Punishment
abroad or within Russia of political
oHenderS without trial, Is decreed in
an order by the central executive
committee. Just published in Izvestia
me term of banishment by the de-
cree, is limited to three years
A special commission. under the
terror, is charged with the banish-
ment and the state political police
will take charge of the exiles on
their arrival at the place to which
they are sent
Evening star., 1922-08-19
TWO CUBANS CUT
IN SWORD DUEL
TO DEFEND HONOR
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CUBA. August 19.-Both Col Ro-
sendo Collazo, senator from Camaguey,
and Col. Orestes Ferrera, representa-
tive for Havana province, were
wounded today in settling a point of
honor with dueling swords.
The former suffered cut in the
right shoulder and the latter a slash
across the face. The encounter re-
suited from news stories appearing
in Col. Ferrera's paper, Herald do
cuba, on a recent affray in Marianao,
suburb. in which two of the sena-
tors nephews lost their lives. In
similar encounter last Thursday with
Col. Collazo. the director of La Liber-
tad, Sergio Carlo, was wounded.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
new HIGH FOR COTTON
FOR PRESENT MOVEMENT

NEW YORK. August 19-There was
a sharp advance in the cotton market
this morning owing to continued re-
ports of poor crop prospects and an
improving demand for cotton goods.
December contracts. which had re-
acted from 22.23 to 21.61 yesterday
afternoon, advanced to 22.45 this
morning, or more than 81 per bale
above yesterdays close. making new
high price for the present movement
Evening star., 1922-08-19
FIREMAN, FORCED TO TAKE BATH,
FILES $4,000 DAMAGE CLAIM

Patterson defied the court and
cursed it -ound!y. so several husk-
les just tobk him and saw that he
was cleaned up. He was thrown into
the tub, and when they got through
he was clean enough"
Patterson's claim will be disposed
of by the city counselor. who indi-
Gated today that he will disallow it.
Then. under the law. it is expected
that Patterson will bring suit
against Sheriff Clark. naming the city
as co-defendant
Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1922-08-19
SAY WIDOW BOUGHT
MOURNING BEFORE
HUSBANDS DEATH

TOMS RIVER, N. J. August 10
County detectives are investigating
reports that a complete set of mourn
ing clothes was purchased by Mrs.
Ivy Giberson several days before her
husband was shot to death in their
Lakehurst home.
Mrs. Giberson, who is in Jail here
charged with her husbands murder,
was arrested after she had told the
authorities Giberson was killed by
one of two burglars who had first
bound and gagged her.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
MAYOR GIVES RIGHT
TOlMAKE AND SELL
FIRST-CLASS BEER

town have been notified by Mayor
Joseph Cauffield that they may
manufacture and sell good beer" and
II they sell poor beer they will be
arrested. The mayor said he took
the step to see If he could not rid
the city of bootleggers. who have
been selling poisonous liquor at
fabulous prices"
Substitution of malt liquors for wa
ter in Johnstown, Pa, would run
afoul of the prohibition laws If the
beer contains more than one-half of
l per cent alcohol, Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes said today.
He added IL the prohibition laws
were violated the prohibition en-
forcement forces would take neces-
sary action.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
START BUILDINGS
follower RENTS
TO SO PER ROOM

NEW YORK, August 19. Haley
Fisk, president of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, yesterday
turned over the first spadeful of earth
in the $100.00O,000 housing plan.
which is to provide large apartment
buildings in Queens at 50 a room and
help solve the housing problem of the
city.
The project will provide fifty
houses built on plots in Astoria and
Thompson Hifl, across the Queens
boro bridge from Manhattan.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
BRANDYWINE.

BRANDYWINE. Nd, August 10
Brandywine is having an unusually
successful season in base ball this
year, having won sixteen of its
twenty games played to date. Recent
notable, victories scored by the locals
have been over Prince Frederick. In
dian Head Yankees and the Cedar
Grove nine of Anna Arundel county.
Stellar pitching by Noyse and Martin
have been in large measure RESPONSE
HE for the locals fine record.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
KING AND BRIDE ON TOUR.

BELGRADE. August liking Alex
ander and his bride have left for
Marienbad. the watering place in
Czechoslovakia. They are travelling
incognito as Count and Countess de
Avala. They are accompanied by
the president of the council, NJ Pac-
hitch. who is to attend a conference
in which delegates from Poland, Ru-
mania and Czechoslovakia will also
participate.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
HICKS NEW AERIAL
DAREDEVIL AMONG
CONGRESS GROUP

Representative Hicks, republican.
New York, today prepared to enter
the exclusive little group OF CON
gressional aerial daredevils." From
Kansas City he sent this message to
the House press gallery:
'.On way to Chicago, from there
take postal airplane for quick flight
to Washington"
Representative Fitzgerald. repub-
lfcan, Ohio, few here the other day
from Ohio. but Representative Her
devil of thei air, wrecked his plane
some weeks ago while en- route home
and will have to return to Washing
ton on q train, az do the ordinary
brand OF congressman.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
BERWYN,

BERWYN, Md. August 19-Berwyr.
base ball fans are elated over the
fine showing this season of the Mar
tinsburg team of the Blue Ridge
League. since Burton Shipley, a local
boy, is managing the Blue SoN. Lat
est reports show Martinsburg leading
the league. Shipley was a former all
around star at the University of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
AQUASCO.

AQUASCO Md. August 19.-Pro-
tests against the recent 'reassessine ent
Of property in Aquasco district will
be heard by the county commission
ers for Prince Georges county next
Wednesday in their Office in the,
courtt ouse in Upper Marlboro. James
H. Shreve. supervisor of assessments
for the county, states that the reas-
sessment of property in the county as
directed by the state tax commits
sion will likely be completed at an
early date.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
LAND0vER.

LANDOVER. Nd. August 1s.-For-
NAL announcement of his candidacy
for the democratic nomination for
Congress in the fifth district has been
made by Clarence M Roberts of
Kent district, Prince
Georges county. Friends Of Roberts.
who has twice served in the house OF
delegates in the general assembly and
who also is former states attorney,
nave already launched an energetic
in his behalf.
Evening star., 1922-08-19

w. W. Patterson,
a former railroad
fireman, had the
bath. But he in
sistS that he did
not need It. And,
anyway, in his
opinion that par
ticular bath should
net him a nice
financial S t a k e,
inasmuch as the
K q n s a s laws
sometim es a r e
sw eeping.
He has filed a
claim with the
city clerk under
the anti-mob law
for alleged in.
juries received
while in jail here.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
POLICE PRAISED FOR AID.

+ Lieut.. Col. C. o. Sheriff.. superin-
tendent of public buildings and
grounds has received a letter from
Nal Daniel Sullivan, superintendent
OF police, commencing Sergt. II. L.
Marcy and Privates R NJ Harper
and e. b Cullember Of the park police
squad for assistance they rendered
9 veek ago in the capture, OF an
alleged bootlegger.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
Musical Comedy
Star Is Married
Ethel Delmar

NEW YORK, August 19.-Al Jolson.
musical comedy star, last night an
nounced he had been married several
days ago to Miss Alma Osborne. for
merly of Easton. Pa, an actress.
Tho bride is known on the stage as
Ethel Delmar.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
MATHILDE ENDS VISIT.

SEELISBERG, Switzerland, August
Mccormick, grand
daughter Of John D. Rockefeller, has
left here after a stay of several days.
It Is ruinored that she has gone to
Basic. Max Oser, her hance, called
upon her several times while here.
Miss Mccormick was accompanied by
her governess.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
NAVAL OFFICERS DETAILED.

Lieut.. James NJ. Easter of the bu-
reau of supplies and accounts, Navy
Department, has been detailed to duty
at the navy yard. Mare Island, Calf,
and Lieut.. Marvin McCray of the same
bureau has been assigned TO duty in
the eleventh naval district.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
BEATTYs DIVORCED IN PARIS.

PARIS. August 10. Attorney Al
Legrande announced today that a
divorce had been granted George
william Beatty from his wife, Gene
We've Patricia Beatty Of New York.
The divorce became effective in France
on June IL.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, August 10
Whether bath can be worth $4,000,
especially when the recipient Of it
realizes full we'll that it is not Sat
urday night, will be determined by
the Kansas courts.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
TRANSFERS COL. DouGHERTY.

Lieut.. Col. Andrew ]. Dougherty
has been relieved from duty with the
oath Infantry and ordered to report
to the commanding general. Sth Corps
area, for assignment to duty.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.

Commando Charles w. Fisher, Ma
val Construction Corps, at the navy
yard, Charleston, S: c., has been or
dered to this city for duty in the bu-
reau of construction and repair. Navy
Department
Evening star., 1922-08-19
ASSIGNED TO ASIATIC.

Capt Louis A Kaiser has been de-
tached from duty as governor of the
Naval Home, Philadelphia. and or
dered to the Asiatic station for as
signment to duty
Evening star., 1922-08-19
ENSIGN LEAVES NAVY.

The resignation Of Ensign John c.
Ten Eyck, on the receiving ship at
New York city, has been accepted, to
take effect at once.
Evening star., 1922-08-19
Foreign.

ts an. Greenwich time. today,
Evening star., 1922-08-19
RACING TIPS HERE
SNARE THOUSANDS

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Evening star., 1922-08-19
BIGGER D. c. BUDGET
NEEDED FOR PLANS
BY BOARD OF TRADE

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