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The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Women's $1:29 Kimonos

Made of Serpentine Crepe 1
in pretty floral or Japanese
patterns, satin tri m m e d.
Some flanneIette kimonos in
the group. Sizes SS and
40 only.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
ChiIdren's Nazareth
Waists, 4 for

slight irregulars.
Fine rib cotton NaZ-
areth waists, with
tape and washable
buttons. Sizes 2 to IL
years.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
ChiIdren's Sport Stockings
3 Pair

English rib Sport G
stockings. In spring
shades of tan, brick
or gray, with two-tone
striped roll cuff top.
Sizes 6 to 8.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Sl.19 COrseIets

Hook side style, of @
novelty material, with 3D.
elastic inserts on side
and four supporters.
Just the garment for
the uncorseted figure.
Sizes 80 to SO.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Women's $l.25 RayOn

Rayon Step-ins, fig q
ured weave, with elas-
tic band at waist.
co1ors peach, Nile a
green, light blue or
flesh. Sizes SO to AZ.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
ChiIdren's "Onyx" Socks
4 Pair O.

Nero erized lisie d
"Onyx" brand socks,
with two-tone stripe
roll cuff top. In ~
brown, cardinal or
blue. Sizes 515 to 81.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13

Made Of fine quality mer- (
cerized poplin, in pretty :
light colors. Trimmed with
tiny ruffles, embroidery and
contrasting colors. Sizes 2
to 6 years.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Handkerchiefs
II for

Mems Plain White -
Handkerchiefs, 30 m e
with satin stripe.
WoInen's Irish Lawn -
Handkerchief, white
or colors with embroidered
corner and narrow hemstitch.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
chiIdren's Cotton Socks

NILAIUICW , NUIIUU DUChS
s Pair o.
Fine rib cotton -
socks, with roll cuff
top. In white, brown,
cardinal and black. -
Sizes AZ to 8.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Women's Cotton Vests

Fine Rib Cotton
vests, built-up or bod
ice style; lace trimmed
or band top. Sizes SO
to A.
Exceptional values.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Women's 59c Step-Ins
Babies 39c Overalls

3 for
In gray or blue. light
weight denim cloth, piped in
red. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13

IS Checked Flannel D.
Dresses
Just II, for women
and misses. Sizes Is b
to 3S only.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13

Capes e
Navy blue waterproof ~
capes with plaid lined hood.
Size 6 years only.
Girls $1.29 White MILDLY
Skirts d,
White pleated skirts, some d
with body top. Sizes 6 to
Is years.
The Washington times., 1925-04-13
Women's Isle Hose

Slight ire 6 ulars. IN
Fine Rib Lisle Stock
ings, with long boot.
seam up the back. In
brown, black, tan,
beige or gray. Sizes 81 to 10,
Evening star., 1925-09-05

ROCKVILLE MD.-BEAUTIFUL HOME
ideal location: modern conyenienceS: ST. 1 600
Address Box AIT. Star Office. o.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY,

FOR HIGH-GRADE SMALL FAMILY
partly furnished 3-roOm cottage. . screened
porches, elcc.. water on porch Fenced loa
5oXl41. alley. shade trees. Gas and
sewer available. Immed. poss For sale %
easy terms or lease at $50 monthly Ins
spertiou daily until 900 nm. Inquiry
X, :. Roberts. owner. All : Walnut Il
lat Pre$nel statlonl. Clarendon. Va Com
Evening star., 1925-09-05
RENT-EARMS
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

NEW 5-R0OM HOUSE. ANIL. so ACRES
adjoining Seven Oaks near Silver Spring: 70
hour drive TO Center Market. W. G. BECK
Err. 81 Center Market. Main 1893, 8"
Evening star., 1925-09-05

CHERRYDALE-FIVE ROOMS. LARGE AT
tie. bath, gas. electricity. h.-w.h.. fruit OAK
trees fine garden: splendid condition:
S5.25o; easy terms THOS. c. HENDRICKS
co. Ciar. 247-W-2 g.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
sALE-sUBURBAN PRopERTy
HN NA T,TNNEIII n 81

II \ ] j WILLIE. III ID.
a New Groom aud bath houses ami. oak
noors, open fireplace. sleeping porch large
oak grove. homes OF the better class with
today. '
New broom and bath bungalows ami.
oak noors, open fireplace sleeping porch
tieore bteiore buying compare price. terms and Ioca-
WIN. A. lager. Owner.
Phone Hyatts. 90. Res ls8-R or I5O-w
Evening star., 1925-09-05

2ol1 COL RID Nw-I3 r. & . B $4,000
1913 B st s.e.-l0 rms. & bath S2.20
ll45 1Tth 81. n.w.--S rms. bath. l5.ou
5713 18th ST. u.w--6 rms. & bath. $3.50
900 22nd 81. u.w1S rms. & bath 69.3300
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST co.
Real Estate Dept.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
NEAR CLARENDON. VA

New 4-room stucco. cellar cleo gas. fur
mace, mace neat; nice lot Price. S4250; $500
New r.. bath. eiec,. heat. cellar large
lot near school and trolley. Price 81 750
very easy terms.
New r. bath, cleo cellar. corner lot
F|Xl5o. Price $3.50. easy terms
New r.. ami. INV h new gas range
garage, nice lot. shade. best location In
Clarendon Price SGs50. terms can be ar
ranged.
New stucco ; r. also > unfinished mn
stairs hardwood floors; fireplace. ami. sta
tlondFE wash tubs tiled bath located m,
heart of Clarendon Price, s. $50 Terms
arranged
Evening star., 1925-09-05
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
$40 MO. FOR THE NEXT
= YEAR 4

? YEARS!
Does that interest you? A cash payment
OF $1,000 leaves only 1st trust interest %
yestigate. Brokers welcome OWNER q
Sehley ave. Hyattsville. Md 6'
SPLENDID BRICK AND STUCCo ENGLISH
type nome; containing 8 large rooms. includ-
ing bedrooms, also bath. pantry dining
aicove. h.-w n. . fireplaces oak floors elec-
tnriGty, tna,,y, gas, sewer. cement walks and
large corner lot. No. go Rucker ave. Lyon
,, hnlage; "a; Price and terms SURPRISINGLY
day.
~, ~, l. G. MAcPHERsoN; 900
SUBURBAN FARM. II64 ACRES. s-ROOM
mouse. outbuildings. large orchard good well.
hne springs and streams. fronting on Lee
hFe minutes drive to historical Fairfax. Va.
trolley, : bus lines price. $4,000. reason
bought on Lee highway as near Washington
J. +. JERMAE
Phone Main ll57. 325-26 Bond Bldg. =
NICE SUBURBAN HOME. 4 ACRES. r
ood tnnTa an ana modern Gohtye9ien@es haT1
ton. beautiful shady lawn. nice shrubbery
large vineyard. various kinds of fruit. front
ing on macadam road runs back 10 county
road: this Is nice property bus stops IN
'front.' 4t the door; near trolley; two squares
500 reasonable terms: must be seen 70
'' j. F. JERMAN.
Main 1857. :325-26 Bond Bldg. =
FOR SALE IN CLARENDON
New six-room bungalow. all convcnieuces.
good location on Marion avenue. nice lawn,
garage; can be purchased by paying $500
as cash payment and balance like rent.
New slX-room. twO-stOry house. with all
c1nveniences. one-haf an acre Of ground.
garage and shade. This house has hot
water heat and viii make some good
home. Can be purchased by making a rea-
sonahle cash payment and balance like rent.
Each house has all conveniences sleeping
porches: all porches screened. nice oak
floors, lot 75xl50 feet. with shade garden
and splendid location
For sale at Veitch Station-Five-room
bungalow, cOnveniences. nice lot. Price.
81 500. terms
For sale, at Arlington-Five-room bunga-
low large lot at S3.25O: terms.
GEORGE H RUCKER COMPANY
Phone Clarendon l4L and 80
Evening star., 1925-09-05
FOR RENT-STORES.
Continued
$500 14th ST. NV

Corner store with a six-room and bath
apt above
Hot-water heat-will put in condition $3.50
- if desired
VIII lease store separately ......S100
Evening star., 1925-09-05
BARGAIN

Two stories. 6 rooms
Modern home. large rooms. oak floors
! hot-Water heat, delightful location. large
lot shade; $4,000 II sold immediately as
LILLE & HFNDRICK
Cor, Laurel and Carroll AYES TakOma Park
End 14th -. Iakoma Car Line Col $500
Evening star., 1925-09-05
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

ONE OF THE BEST DOWNTOWN
business sections. north side of
Just west of 9th 4-story modern
brick bldg. very large store first
floor. flats above. A bargain at
$50 500 on terms. or rent reason
able entire bldg. or store separately.
For further particulars and inspee
tiOn see
n. +. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 F St.
Evening star., 1925-09-05

AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
18th and Pa Ave. NV NJ. 4Slb.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
ILDSON REAMN

! specialize IN nearby Virginia
n. Clarendon Ave. Clarendon Va
Phones Clar 1892 Evening. Clar. l2s-J-l.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.
, rooms and bath. built-ru garage. screened
porch, large lot block from 18th St car
line Tak0ma Park, Md Owner occupant.
Addres4 Box 3la-T Stnr MIN
Evening star., 1925-09-05
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
CONTINUED.

CHERRYDALE-FIVE ROOMS, LARGE At,
tic tic bath gas. electricity, h.Wh fruit d;,to oak
SS35.269i easy seTns THos. c. HESDKfEc.Ks
stucco construction, complete cellar; on large
triangular !i lot on two streets Call CiSTenI
viii viii Eve YOU fGTthsT GTsbse Rfonf rke anu
completed by October. large, 5-room bung-
fruit: ) 900 cash balance easy terms. 40l
Barrister Bldg. Main 7l33 -
NEW FIVE ROOM SEMI BUNGALOW;
walk garage, garden. shade trees. lot 59x2OO
sonably. Address Box 27s-T Star office 6.
SILVER SPRING. MD-BUNGALow 4
na9b rooms a9d bath ama - BOO terms Soo
BY OwNER-FIVE ROOMS. INCLUDING
bath. electricity, gas. garage. large lot near
new high school; terms. Lormor. Velch and
NEW FIYE-RoOM BUNGALOW. BATH.
hall, .porches. bay window. garage, ami
near near t9th h st. extended; price So.2oo GTyE S2qo
Grace Church road woodside Md ii.
AgR9Rh stdS9 Hhs hEAgTFBk aa ~ o1neT NEW
glassed-in sleeping porch and many extras
ON Frazier ave close to station and chain
store, stores See J, L. PRICE Sunday at va
SEE J. L. PRICE AT. VA. HIGHLANDS
station sunday for a few rare oDpporiunl-
Ties TO DNN a Deattliul nome LOT as niue d
500 down and become your own landlord.
bungalows from So 500 up. also few more
lots left at $40 down and 50 per mo. -
VA. HIGHLANDS-NEW r. AND SLEEP
lng porch with hardwood floors throughout:
with all modern convcniences: S6. 900; owner
SUNDAY at Va Highlands station. 8.
OWNER. GOING TO FLORIDA. WILL SAC
rthce his 3 new bungalows; I. 8. rooms
porches glassed in fireplace, laundry trays
and many extras. bring your proposition and
see j. l. PRICE Sunday at Virginia High
lands station: his loss. your gain. o.
TAKOMA PARK-SEMIBUNG FIVE
splendid yard with shade trees and shrub;
berry. excellent location. convenient 20 .
m smal family % $50. $50 D5 Phone % Columbia m
6s1s-J.
3 FIRST-CLASs NEW BUNGALOWS
Sg eeFS l@r eta ~ beE 9P no 'h m
Hyattsviiie Nd viii also exchsnFe for
@ Gdre iocafed 1y 2NYE 99pse pEopeS9S mS
Phone Hvattsville 60s-w 6'
VIRGINIA-5-ROOM HOUSE. AMI NEAR
hGoi Fas Sndc and eiec statisn "a so6 lot ca at
!, groom o,9oh house ami st do oHighland Park.
WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
Wonderful buy. only three left; ami:
location two tiled bathrooms. hardwood
hours; separate entrance. one ant. should
n tor @a 80? ssG Vim cosa ori G s4o SID
cash and $50 per mo. which includes all in
tereSt and principal. Price very reasonable.
at a reduction: only $500 cash. bal. less
= Do not fail to see me if you want to save
money. Also bungalow on easy terms
+. A. LINGER,
3IO9 24th St NE. Tel North 1921.
Half Block South R. / Ave.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
NJ + CHURCH

Tel Falls Church 30 Falls Church Va
TWO NEW SIX ROOM HOUSES AT BAR
gam prices. on Eastern ave a new gO-ft
st at District line Mt Rainier. hardwood
Hoor-. : glassed-In sleeping pOrches glassed-
IN lounge room. huilt-in garage built-in re-
| frlgeratori toilets. bath pantry. electric
/ Eas nv ~; y, k4s ranEe. ami. near cars.
7. J.. FINhHOISEK Owner and Builder
Phone HyattsvilIe 452-R
! Res. 37n1 35th Mt Rainier Nd s.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
FOR SALE
SIX ACREs-S.E.NLEE- ROOM HOUSE

Located right on electric railway with
station AT door. nice lawn and fruits Of am
kihdr-i improved 10y modern hOuse-4 bed.
rooms bath. hot-wdter heat electricity fine
concrete basement. This is "a fine little farm
viii sell one acre and house for So 600.
The owner having business IN California
mas rust reduced the price Of this property
Evening star., 1925-09-05
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY
THOMAS 2. BROWN.- -bIo z 81: s.M.-
AN EXCELLENT
INVESTMENT.

380-acre tract near Washing
ton-Baltimore pike; good road,
1t is conservatively estimated
this tract will cut 900 railroad
ties and 1000 cords pulp wood
one mile frontage on Laurel
Bowie road. The timber should
more than pay for the land,
which could then be sold in 10
acre plots. We invite inspection.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
734 18th St.
Day phone, Main 6O3.
Evening phone, Frank. 424.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
j. f. JERMAN
N ain llbT. 325-2G Bond RIdg
FOR SALE IN CLARENDON.
POTOMAC
HIGHLANDS, MD.

Attractive stone bungalow
overlooking the Potomac River ;
nine adjacent lots averaging
1900 square feet to a lot; 240
running feet on the Conduit
road. For price and terms see
or call
L 1
Evening star., 1925-09-05
MONEY TO LOAN.
WANTED-MONEY.

lst TRUST, S.. 900. NEW VACANT HOUSE
30 bonus: Room 207 Phillips Building.
18th and X NV. g.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN CALLED TO
Baptist ministry needs money gift or
loan TO put him through college and theo-
logical seminary. Can you help: Address
Box 231-T. star office. G'
Evening star., 1925-09-05

1114 14th ST
Large showroom with basement.
ToTTEN.-M Main 4520.
Evening star., 1925-09-05

1900 BELMONT ST N.W-l0 R, .
b.. INV h. elect. ......-.... =. =. $4,000
1902 Belmont st. n.w-9 L. l b. 80
Evening star., 1925-09-05

force me to sell at once; rooms first
floor: room for . rooms upstairs: all mod
ern improvements: hardwood floors tiled
ba.h. built-in tub. hot-water heat. open fire
place, laundry trays. gas heater. daylight
basement. concrete walks. terrace shade
trees; lot, 50x147 to 2o-ft. alley; half block
offer refused. Twelve minutes by auto from
Capitol. Address Box SIT. Star ofaee.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
WANTED-LOTS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW
porches. garages. modern heating plant. Gel
lar; 1S acres land situated IN SuItland. Md.
- mile from store and school. Yellow
house trimmed brown. OWNER. b53 c st.
CLIENT WILL EXCHANGE ALL OR PART
100000 equities for small income proper
ties or trust notes ID. &. or Maryland
ANCHOR REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1925-09-05

ZOO MORGAN ST. Nw-CORNER HOUSE.
SIX rooms and bath. rent 500.
1918 9th st. s.w.-SIN rooms and bath;
Evening star., 1925-09-05
BUNGALOWS-LOTS-
ACREAGE.

Five modern. attractive homes 5 to :
ruoins. $4,000 TO $500. easy monthly pay
ments. Ten beautiful home sites at I0c a
square foot ol5 cash, sl5 monthly: clear
title 10 build Sl5 cash payment Can
you beat 1t: On completion of Memorial
Bridge these lots viii uuadruple in value
Alcova lots better than Florida Phone for
our auto. J. CLOYD BYARS Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1925-09-05

Does that interest you? A cash payment
Of 1000 leaves only lst trust interest q
years yet to rum 7-rm. det. house. In
yestlgate. Brokers welcome. OWNER. q
Schley ave. Hyattsville Md B'
Evening star., 1925-09-05

Investment Bldg. Main l437.
. ROOMS AND BATH. CORNER. HOUSE;
ami: newly papered and painted.
ARTHUR CARR.
206 Wills Bldg. Main 2S65.
Evening star., 1925-09-05
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSEs.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

ESTABLISHED STUDIO ON CONN. AVE.
suitable for painter or musician: will share
or rent part time Tel. Lin G9l2. pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
MIDDlES GET FIRST
LESSONS IN FLYING
Six Large Planes Take First of $50
Aloft as Observers, Radio
Operators and Gunners.
special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, August g.
With crews of four midshipmen in
each of six large flying boats, ''air"
instruction took place this morning
for the first time in the history of the
Naval Academy.
The $50 members of the section
which has been taking ground in
struction, ending with a three-day in
spection of the naval aircraft factory
at Philadelphia, will have actual fly
ing instruction, during the course of
which they will be specially schooled
as navigators, observers, radio oper-
ators and mechanics and gunners.
Actual work as pilot will be taken
up after graduation.
After a preliminary talk by Lieut..
John H. Farnsworth, commander of
the unit here, the six planes, each
carving a crew of four, and four mid
shipmen understudies. got off without
incident Course A was gone over, a
distance of about 80 nautical miles.
beginning at the academy and cover
ing Pooles Island, Sharps Island and
return. At 10 the second division,
also consisting of "a midshipmen. COW
cred course B-Greenberry Point,
Cove Point, Holland Point and return.
about the same distance. These
courses, used alternately by the diff
ferent crews, will also be reversed, 50
that the four different courses will be
available.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
METROPOLITAN-"The Marriage
Whirl'

Corinne Griffith makes the most
of a rather unfortunate vehicle in
THE Marriage Whirl," a First Ma
tional offering, which had its Wash
ington premiere yesterday at Gran
dall's Metropolitan Theater. Corinne
is as charming as ever, the entire cast
is good, but the story lacks tangible
meaning.
The plot centers around the love
of two men for an old fashioned girl
in modern setting. One is a steady.
old fashioned young man; the other
a drunken ne'er -do-well. Unfortun-
ately for the girl, she chooses the
latter. The climax comes months
later in Paris when the young wife,
unwilling longer to lead the reckless
life her profligate husband has
planned for her, discovers her mis-
take. In the meantime, however, the
plot has broken the heart of Cor
rinnes father and all but ruined the
lives of two other persons-Corinne's
and her old sweetheart's-witho
demonstrating any reason for its
ruthlessness. 1t is fortunate for
First National that it gave the
Continued on Nineteenth Page)
Evening star., 1925-08-03
PALACE-"Siamese Twins "Night
Life of New York.

Special interest centers about the
Palace Theater this week, where
Violet and Daisy Hilton, "Siamese
twins of San Antonio. Tex, are
making appearances four times daily.
Aside from the. natural interest that
these two girls, bound together at
birth, arouse, they offer an act that
has real entertainment value and dis
play talents that will compare favor
ably with people of normal develop
phone duet, played with spirit and
precision. This is followed by a vocal
duet into which they inject excellent
close harmony. They finish with a
dance with partners in tandem style
that is quite remarkable. The girls,
who are now 16 years of age, are
pretty, gentle and refined in de-
meanor and, aside from this trick of
Nature, which keeps them bound to-
gether for life, seem quite like other
happy, normal girls. The barker"
was the only part of the act that
might. well have been left out
The photoplay attraction is Might
Life Of New York. in which Rod La
Rogue and Dorothy Gish, the latter
making her first appearance for sew
eral months, are the principal lumi-
naries. It's all about a young butter
and egg man from the West whose
rich pop" recognizing the right that
youth must be served sends his
son to New York to sew his proverbiaI
wild oats before settling down to the
business of life. This father how
Evening star., 1925-08-03
R|FF|ANS' ENJOYS
SENT TO RIVERA
Consult on Peace Terms.
Seen Evading Actual
Rejection.
By the Associated Press.


PARIS, August 3.-Gen. Primo de
Rivera, head of the Spanish military
directorate, received two emissaries
from Abdel- -Krim. the Rifffan leader
at Tetuan, in Spanish Morocco, sat
urday, 1t was learned from dispatches
reaching the foreign office TO-DAY.
The Riffian emiSSarieS later went 10
Gibraltar, presumably to confer with
Senor Don Horaccio Echevarrieta. q
millionaire ship owner of Bilboa. who
mas acted as intermediary between
the Spanish government and Abd-el-
krim.
The French foreign office believes
the Riffian leader is maneuverinc 10
avoid officially receiving the peace
terms of his enemies. He is presumed
to know already what terms the Span-
lsh and French are ready to offer. and
to md them insufficient. because they
would not give fun independence TO
the Riffs
1t is believed in official circles here
that Abd-el-kr does not want To he
paced in the position where he win
nave TO give fiat refusal and so
orlng the negotiations to a halt.
French Stand Explained.
The Spanish and French naturally
90 not want to appear in the light of
something peace by formally present.
ing peace terms to Abd-el- Krim when
they have not been requested
Capt. Edgar Bouligny of New or
leans, La, noted explorer and one of
the first Americans to enlist in the
forelsn Legion in August, 1914. has
volunteered for service with the
American Escadrille in Morocco and
now is on his way from New York to
join the other American volunteers il
was learned today
Capt. Bouligny was wounded four
times when with the Foreign Legion
and later served with the I.afayette
Escadrille and the air forces of the
American eXpeditionary force.
The first group of American aviators
to go to Morocco. seven officers, under
Capt. Paul Ayres Rockwell, will leave
tomorrow night.
Seven of the American volunteers
who plan to fly to Morocco expect to
hop off from LIE Bourget Wednesday,
FEZ, French Morocco. August 5
CP).-TankS are proving highly effec-
tive in French recconnoisances along
the Franco-Riffian battle front A fly
ing column supported by a tank de-
tachment is feeling the lay of the
land toward Azjen. northwest of Ouez-
zan, and has scattered with little diff
Guilty rebellious tribesmen who sought
to oppose its progress.
All, the information received at
French headquarters here confirms
the opinion that Abd-el-Krim has no
serious intention of entering into
peace negotiations. His aim appears
to be to try to hold out until the rainy
season. when campaigning will have
to be postponed until next year.
The task of attacking the Riffians
in their mountain position and de-
cisively beating them within month
is one of considerable proportions. foi.
which still further French reinforce
ments are needed
Evening star., 1925-08-03

the audience will be included in all
three programs. The organization of
a community chorus of 1900 voices,
to meet weekly throughout the coming
season, is one of Director Lawrence's
plans.
The assisting artists for tonight are
Holly Stanley, flute; Richard Wick
ersham, horn; Isaac Minovich. violin;
Sophocles T. Papas, guitar, and Mr..
Lawrence, baritone. Piano accom-
paniments will be played by Mrs.
Lawrence and Dora Minovich.
The same seating arrangement that
prevailed at Central and Eastern High
Schools viii continue at the Masonic
Temple There will be 900 free seats
and 200 reserved at 25 cents each.
No children under years will be adj
nlitted. The New York avenue doors
will open at 7:30 o'clock. The usual
collection will be taken to assist in
defraying the expenses.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
Depressed Barber
Deserts Patron to
Attempt Suicide

Glover c. Dudley of 494 Louisiana
avenue is Washington's most tenn
peramental barber.
While cutting a customers hair
yesterday in the shop of Frank
Spasaro, at COS Pennsylvania ave-
nue., he became so Respondent that
he excused himself, went to back
room and cut both his wrists with
razor.
An investigation was made when
the customer grew angry and impa-
tient at the long delay, and the
Wounded man was found suffering
from loss of blood. He was rushed
to Emergency Hospital, where, it
was said today, he probably would
recover.
The half-shorn customer, forgot
ten during the excitement. finally
was given the finishing touches by
a substitute barber.
1t is said Dudley has been wor-
ried over domestic difficulties.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
INSURANCE CLUB PICNIC
PROGRAM is ANNOUNCED
Outing at Kopels Point, Md, We'd
nesday Will Be Featured by
Athletic Events.

The Insurance Club of Washington
will hold, it's annual outing at KopelS
Point, Md. Wednesday, August u. A
program including boating, fishing,
bathing and games will be provided.
The party will leave in automobiles
from the front Of the Congressional
Library, First between East Capitol
and B streets southeast, at 10 am.
Luncheon will be served at l pm and
supper at 6 pm.
Those who are to take the trip are
asked to notify the committee not later
than Saturday. The committee in
charge of the outing consists of Lewis
A. Payne, chairman; E. H. Bach
schmid, Charles E. Hagner and Edgar
X. Legg, jr.
The party will proceed to Kopels
Point via Clinton, Waldorf. Bryan
town, Charlotte Hall and Oakley.