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CENTRAI-"WhO Cares"

WHO Cares" to be shown the first
two days of Christmas week at Gran,
dalls Central Theater, beginning Sun.
day. Is a screen version of Cosmo
Hamilton's story, and includes in its
cast Dorothy Devore. WILLIAM Haines.
Wanda Hawley, Beverly Bayne
Charlie Murray. VIOLA Vale, Vera
Lewis, Lloyd Whitlock and Ralph
Lewis. The supplementary attractions
include Lloyd Hamilton in The
Movies" Screen Snapshots" and
Topics of the Day"
Tuesday and Wednesday. Anna O.
Nilsson, Ben Lyon, Viola Dana and
Hobart Bosworth in First Nationals
version of Rex Beach's story of the
klondike gold rush days. Winds of
Chance" also Aesop Fable; Thurs.
day Rod La ROGUE in Warner
Brothers production. The Coming OF
Amos" augmented by Charlie Muir.
ray comedy, Somewhere in Some
where" and the Pathe Review: Fri.
day christmas day., BLACK Cyclone. -
a unique Western drama. starring Rex,
the wild horse. together wit Mack
Sennett's Butter Fingers and Il
news reel; Saturday. Monte Blue in
Red Hot Tires" and Al st. John in
Fire Away"
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CAROLINA

Sunday, THE Ten Commandments"
with Leatrice Joy and Richard Dix:
Monday. Gloria Swanson in The
Coast of Folly: Tuesday. The Wind
ing Stair" with Edmund Lowe and
Anna Rubens: Wednesday. Going
Straight" with Owen Moore ana
Mary Carr: Thursday. Lionel Barry
more in "A Man Of Iron: Friday matt
rec, , pm. Tom Mix in THE Lucky
Horseshoe; Saturday. The Lost
World" with Lloyd Hughes. Bessie
Love, Wallace Beery and Lewis Stone.
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Paderewski Benefit Monday.

The benefit concert that Paderew
ski will give at Polls next Monday
afternoon at 1910 o'clock will raise
funds for the benefit Of the American
Legion Endowment Fund for disabled
soldiers. NJ Paderewski offered to
play in Washington for any worthy
cause that President Coolidge might
designate.
An all-Chopin program for this con
cert will include: Fantasia. Opus 40
four preludes, numbers Is, 10, Il and
"a: two nocturnes, Opus Is: Sonata,
Opus 50 grave. doppio movimento,
scherzo funeral march, presto,
finale); Ballade NJ, minor: three etudes,
numbers -, and ). Opus 10; Scher-
20, c sharp minor, Opus 80; MaZurka,
+ sharp minor. Opus So: Polonaise.
A major, Opus 40, and False, Opus
~.
Mrs. WilsonGreene. who Is man
aging the concert, announces that
seats are on sale at her concert
bureau, 1900 G. street northwest.
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GAYETY-"GOIden Creek"

Vaudeville. ballet, farce and musical
interludes will diversity next week s
attraction at the GaYety Theater,
Golden Creek" starring Billy Airing
ton. known by his tramp imperSona-
tons as The Beloved Vagabond."
Eide Mae is his leading lady, and
others are Bob StartZman, Jean Be
dina. soubrette: Cleera classic dancer;
Walter LeF'oye, leading man, and a
chorus of 20 singing and dancing girls.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Reginald Den.
ny in California Straight Ahead" and
Felix cartoon: Tuesday and Wedhes-
day, George O'Brien and Madge Bel
lamN in Havoc and Aesop Fable;
Thursday, Vera Reynolds in Without
Mercy and Stan Laurel in Navy
Blue Days: Friday. Rex, the wild
horse. in Black Cyclone" and Wal
ter HERS in Hot Doggie": Saturday,
lIoot Gibson in The Calgary STAN.
pede." Clyde Cooke in Should Sailors
Marry" and The Ace of Spades, f"
No g.
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BEDDING-BoS springs repaired: mattresses
renovated So. Work guaranteed Columbia
Bedding Co.. 81 G L ST. NV. Main 552S. :
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Observation-Disclosures Out"

Dorothy Revier, Ford Sterling, Cissy
Fitzgerald Tom Ricketts,, Robert
Agnew and Ethel Wales are in the
| cast Of "Steppin' Out" to be shown
the first three days of Christmas week
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater. be-
ginning Sunday. The story is one Of
the marital complications that follow
the attempt of two business men to
step out" for night of rollicking
about. Wives seriously hamper. the
schemes of the ''playmates" and a
supposed private secretary, who turns
out to he the unknown daughter-in-
law of her employer Added short
reels and pipe organ selections will
round out the program.
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week. Claire Windsor, Eugene O'Brien
Edith Yorke and George Fawcett in
Souls for Stables" suggested by David
Graham Phillips novel, "GarIan & Co. -
together with Cliff Bowes in Sweet
and Pretty Friday christmas day..
Buster keaton in Go West" with
Brown Eyes" new bovine actress.
also Mack Sennett's Tee For Two, ="
starring Alice Day, and the Pathe Re
view: Saturday, Marion Davies in
Lights of Old Broadway" n Monta
Bell production. also a comedy. Sport
light and chapter play to complete the
program.
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HOME.

Sunday. Rex. the wild horse, in
Black Cyclone and Our Gang in
ASK Grandma; Monday. Vera Rey-
nolds in Without Mercy" and Cliff
Bowes in whats Up; Tuesday, Lilo
mel Barrymore and Hope Hampton in
"F'ifty-Fifty' and Charlie Chase in
THE Caretaker's Daughter: Wednes-
day. Irene Rich in The Man Without
Conscience" and Charlie Puffy in
Westward. Ho'; Thursday. Elaine
Hammerstein in THE Unwritten Law
and Neal Burns in Soup to Nuts;
Friday. Reginald Denny in california
Straight Ahead" and Aesop Fable;
Saturday. Matt Moore in How Baxter
Butted In, Felix cartoon, Spotlight
and THE Ace of Spades" No. I.
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RIAI.TO-''The Keeper of the Bees -"

A screen version of Gene Stratton-
Porter's story, The Keeper of the
Bees" will he the attraction at the
RialtO next week.
1t deals with the life of a young
World War veteran. who has been
shunted from one Government hospital
to another in vain endeavor to effect
n cure for his wounds. Told that
he has only one year to live, he leaves
the ether-laden air of the wards for
the salty tang of the cliffs above the
Pacific and there he meets and offers
the protection of his name and we'd
ding ring to an unknown woman.
How he eventually finds happine ss
and health forms the climax of this
gripping story.
Robert Frazer plays the hero, Alice
Mills the unknown woman, Josef
Swickard is Michael Worthington. the
beemaster, and Clara Bow is seen as
Iolly.
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RAPHAEL,

Sunday, Douglas Mclean in Seven
KEYS to Balpate." Adventures of
Maize" No. 4, and Aesop Fable; Mon
day. Marie Provost and Lew Cody in
Three Women" comedy, Lame
Brains; Tuesday. Eleanor Board
nam in Exchange of Wives, Larry
Semon in "The Rent Collector" also
amateur night: Wednesday, Shirley
Continued on Page Forty nineQ
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WNNTED-tGENTS

selling Gold Medal fve-tupe radio frequency
sets Al s25. Delivered prepaid anywherc in
The conry S for homes ' Of m ssa
means. The farmer. clerk. laborer and lady
Of the home ought to buy on sight. Write
Eureka Outlet Corp. desk VS.. 1898 Long.
wood hye.. New York Civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16
DUMRARTON.

Sunday. Aileen Pringle and Lewis
Stone in The Mystic: Monday.
Lionel Barrymore in Man of Iron:
Tuesday, Mary Carr in "Drusilla
With a Million; Wednesday. Elaine
Hammerstein and Lou Fellegen in
Partisan Night; Thursday. Madge
Bellamy, Zasu Petts and Otis Harlan
in Thunder Mountain; Friday. Con-
stance Talmadge in Learning to
Love; Saturday, Strongheart, the
dog, in "White Fangs."
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PRINCESS.

Sunday and Monday, James Cruces
1.-THE Pony Express: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Corinne Griffith in DE
classe"; Thursday, Alice Joyce in THE
Homemaker'; Friday, Anita Stewart,
in "Baree, Son of Kazar'; Saturday,
Art Accord in THE Circus Cyclone"
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Michigan Boys in "TambOurine.'

'"Tambourine. the twentieth annual
onera of the University of Michigan,
will be given at the Washington Audi
toriurn December 81. The company is
the largest ever used in Michigan
college, opera and comprises 100 men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-16
Box Revue"

The Christmas week attra ction at
the Mutual will he The Band Box
Revue" with Joe Penner heading the
cast. Peaches" who is called the
"Sheha of the Shimmie." is the added
feature. Others include Lee Van.
Matt Ellison. Roy Sears. Fred Wilson.
Althea Conley, Rae Keith and a
chorus of pretty girls.
Tuesday night is surprise night and
turkeys and the trimmings will he dis
trihuted.
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PERSONAL.

PIANO. HARMONY. COMPOSITION. JAZZ
syncopation: ear or note: beginners ad
vanced pupils. JOHNSON. pos 10th
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED. IN
valid and convalescent: night and day super
vision. North 1868. 1920 Sth ST NV
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED.
81; facial treatments. 75c Mud 81: hot oil
shampoo. 81: plain shampoo. Soc. 300 KresCe
Bldg. MARIE STEVENS. 18th and G SITS. co.
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS
seuse: treatments by appointment. PHONE
Main $40. As
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Miss Hawkes. Christmas Pantomime

A Christmas pantomime, The Lit
tie Snow Maiden adapted from a
Russian folk story by Mrs. Goring
Bliss. will be presented by Miss Hawke
ri the Wardman Park Theater Friday
evening at Sis o'clock.
The story relates to the life of Pc
ter, a woodcutter, and his wife Annas-
tatia, who have never had any chill
Gren and whose wish to have a little
daughter was granted by the north
wind that blew upon little maiden
which they nodded with snow.
The pantomime will be an interest
ing feature of a series of beautiful
dances,
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GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS-"Duco'' paint
ms and lettering: sedan door repairing. Cen
trail Auto Works. 449.5l st NV. Fr. 6S05.
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per-" supported by Alice Calhoun and
Robert Cain, also Sennett comedy,
Sportlight and chapter play.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (Cont'd,.

GENERAL. WORK by single colored woman
stay nights. 1872 9th st. NV.
GIRL wants work in doctors Office cook
ing hours. TO &. Phone Potomac 1917.
GIRI wants work, by, week: good reference
Call Franklin 74s. Also washing. 16'
HcUsfWORK. by girl; washing. Call
Potion a" 31"3.
LACE CURTAINS neatly done. soc pair
1920 18th st. NV. TO-
LADY. young. married. white. wishes
Dloyment IN roonline house or hotel as maid.
. Phone Hyattsville sl3-F-5. Tuxedo. Md IL
LAUNDRY WORK by the day. by colored
lady. permanently. Call Fr. 15sS-J.
LAJTNDRESS. frst-class wants wash out or
light hours, work AS maid. by a. neat girl. at
once. 22S5 w
MAID or general housework in small family
stay nights; no Laundry. 124l 9th st: NV.
PART-TIME WORK: reliable colored wom-
an day or night. Call 1917 18th st. NV.
MATTRESSES or cleaning doctors ofice; .
fair colored girls wish Jobs. 1911 18th
st. NV.
WIDOW one. child wants primarily perma-
nent home where permanent housekeeDer Is
needed and she will be paid well; car give
references: prefer out of city Address B.
M. 23Ss Champlain st. Apt. 55. II.
| WOMAN. colored. wants days work part
the time. 306 L ct. NV.
WOMAN. colored. wants washing or cleaning
Address 1901 9th St. NV. l L.
! WOMAN wants either whole or half day g
work. Call North 3602-W.
WOMAN wants washing to do at home
| clean house. sunny yard. North 4130-W.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary 20 be made TO The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Sery-
ice Column call Main 5000. Branch
Tx
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Observation-Disclosures.

COLORED GIRL. light: waitress house.
work; no washing: no Sunday. North 1884
1929 NV. IT.
COOK. good. wants place: stay nights or go
home. Call at pm. ~ D ST.. NV. IL
COOK or general housework by settled col.
ored woman: 1929 9th st. NV. IL
COOK. by settled woman: stay night An
swer by card Al Franklin st. NV
DAYS WORK. by good woman Call at
ITO Q st. NV.
D1SHWASHER general homework Call
at So NJ 50. nv 49,
GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted by reliable
woman. 2023 9th st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEwORK, no washing. want.
ed by respectable colored girl. 1888 9th
st. NV.
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HELP-MAIE.

ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTsMAN steady
employment archi:ect's Office. Call Nam
40q2 IT,
AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN--The Locomobile
COMPANY desires the services of a few hlgh-
grade salesmrn. 4 very attractive proposl-
ton for those who qualify. The Loco
mnhilH Cnrnnnny N11 Connecticut
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BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST. young man. 81 or
over: answer in own handwriting. Giving
age and experience. Address Box 36e-D
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cG9w W f9gl I AVE- Heating repairs F.
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BEDDING Box springs repairedd, MATTRESS
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Bedding Co. GIG St NV. Main 552s 90
BEDDING. MATTRESSES. boy springs and
waS Ms:ts.. Gss gIsf an4 prompt s 81
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BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and plllov~--
Get ready for Winter. Let Us reHovate yoirs.
RiEh1 prpl1Fe6r 12d PTr00mpt ssr%s assure
Phone NJ 800
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auto refcctorS replated silver plating. re-.
ina Co. 1927 u 81 nv. After Line "afS
BUILDING AND REPAIR WORK 81 all
S6o2-I before 10 or after c. J. c. ,G5r.un.
CARBON BURNING soc PER CYLINDER
9Sff5 ( rf@2vii 2 Rln ): a2a
CARPENTER-Joh and repair work par
titious. porches. doors essed. sash cords PIT
in. shelving. Main 1ol7f after nm TO-
h%nso ren9rs p9 Probes
W. F. Weaver. Franklin 1soS Il.
CARPENTER-Gere house repairinE. new
porches built and Elasscd: reasonable prices.
Call FIR a31I-W any time. 49,
CHAIR GAMING AND UPHOLSTERING at
your home, drop a card. 1920 Hunt pl ne.
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epa5sG o tfAY p0[Gh
81. E.w. Franklin 1883. Nuf.Ced.
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ms and lettering sedan door repair1ng Sen
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ri braaohes. Pnniphpey' Lincoln ioa4d IL.
Of Ga all kinds Reasonable prices; No Job TOO
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NV. Basement. Fr. 30O5.
PAPERING, { PAAINTING-For Satisfactory
PAPERHANGING., Painting: Pastsrng1,
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PAPERHAN GING-Roonis papered, 81 un;
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politan Dec. Co. 427 NV. Phi. FIR. 500.
PIPERHANGTNG % rooms and 2-story
hall. $50 Winter prices. Adams 2326.
PAPERHA NGER-Not cheap work but good
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BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillows =
Get ready for Winter. Let Us removal" yoIr5
Right prices and prompt service assured
EAGLE BEDDING CO. 1923 eth st. NV
Phone NJ 1890"
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Personal.


LILLIAN: COMMUNICATE WITH MOTH
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away against nv VIII g.
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GRACE NASH. Pm. C d.
bRlVINtG TO BRISTOL Tenn. FOR HOLI.
GAYS closed car: Want couple passenEe--
snare expense. Address Apt. 4UI. The Pc--
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WILL MRS. ALICE NJ BROWN KINDLY
cal Franklin 2095 Wednesday after n m
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avoidable.
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usm. hot oil. electrical and hand messages
MADAME GoYETTE. 941 II St nv Il.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. S.: ELECTRICITY
included; by expert operators grad from,
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a GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y Will. GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re-
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A NJ L S E. NJ E n T S

in the cast, chorus, orchestra and
committee.
The cast will number 10 and the
orchestra has been enlarged to IS
pieces. This years book is the work
of Walter Everett. q senior, and Val
entine l.. Davies, a junior. AS In the
past years, men will carry the femi.
nine as well as the masculine roles,
both in the cast and choruses. The
opera is entirely the work of the
student body. AK.
Herbert Stock-"Taming of the
,Shrew."
The Tanning of the Shrnw." Shake
speare's famous comedy. will be the Of
ferins of the Thomas Herbert Stock
Co. at Wardman Park Hotel Theater
next week, beginning Monday ut $50
pm. ii
In announcing this pay Mr.. Herbert
director Of the company. calls attention
to an unusual feature-it will be given
in modern dress, like the Province
town Players production of Hamlet"
its first appearance. so far as known,
on any stage in modern dress.
Ruth Harrison, who appeared as
Lucille in Scrambled Wives" will play
the part of Katherine. the shrew:
Parker Fennelly will play Petruchio,
Robert l.. Clear will play Grunio, Ben
Cain. jr., will he seen as the Music
Master, and Thomas Herbert will play
the role of Baptista Minola.
A curtain raiser of French revolu-
tionary days will he offered before
each performance of Tanning of the
Shrew"
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APPAREL All kinds needed for rtlnI.
mage sale, also old curtains diShe= bedding
toys. etc will pay cash. Phone NJ Wrnger
Fl. "a al ~
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BAKER. white. restaurant: no SUNDAY work ::
500 month. Address Box 3S8-D. star oflce.
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Bon SPRINGS. matt. pillows down com
forts feather matt. renovated and recovered.
IDEAL Bedding Co. 1924 9TH. North l0l45,
The Washington times., 1925-03-28
SHARP WIND
STORM HITS
DISTRICT
Scientists at Maryland Uni
versity Report Seeing
Tornado

Investigation to determine the
amount of damage to fruit trees in
and near the District during the
sharp wind and rain squalls which
swept down late yesterday is being
made today.
The Japanese cherry blossoms in
Potomac Park were sufferers in the
storm, a large part of the newly
opened blossoms having been torn
from the branches.
The severity Of the storm was
attested today by scientists at the
University of Maryland, who report
having seen a tornado, similar to
those which devastated great areas
in the middle west a few days ago,
whirling north of College Park, Nd.
The tornado was seen by Doctor
J. B. s. Norton. Doctor Earl s..
Johnston and Professor Thomas H.
White, of the faculty. They stated
that the foot of the whirling
funnel did not quite reach the
ground and as a result there was
no heavy damage.
The furry which visited Wash
ington was the outer edge Of a
disturbance which swept down the
ST. Lawrence valley yesterday morn
ing, the Weather Bureau records
show. The temperature here drop
ped more than twenty degrees,
from 81 degrees yesterday after
noon to about 40 early this
morning
The Washington times., 1925-03-28
NEWBANDSTAND
IS.APPROVED
FOR PARK
Funds for One on Speedway
to Cost $4,000 Are
Being Raised

Plans for an elaborate new band
stand in Potomac Park, to cost not
less than $4,000, have been in
formally approved by the Fine Arts
Commission.
The money required for the new
structure. which probably will be an
imposing granite or sandstone archl
tectural addition to the Speedway
has not vet been subscribed. but
Mrs Frank e. Noyes is chairman
of an association which is now en-
gagged in raising the funds.
The stand probably will be placed
on the site of the present one near
the polo field. Architects have
drawn designs for it thanking the
Lincoln Memorial and the new Ar
lington Memorial Bridge project.
The proposed Sailors and Marines
Memorial at the tip of the Speed
way on Hams Point has been dis.
approved by the Fine Arts Com.
mission. The original plans, which
excited a great deal of controversy
at the time they were submitted
have been withdrawn and new ones
shortly will be submitted. The "sea-
gull sculpture" which is the feature
of the original, probably will not
appear in the new design.
The removal OF the flagpole in
front Of Lee Mansion in Arlington
Cemetery has been protested by the
G. A. R, but inasmuch as the
official flag is now floating from
a new staff near the memorial
amphitheater it is expected this
protest. which was based on mis-.
understanding, will be withdrawn,
The Fine Arts Commission has ap.
proved the project of removing the
present flagpole.
Action favorable to the erection
Of a baseball memorial In Wash.
ington also has been taken oy the
commission. The bill authorizing
the erection of this memorial, how.
ever, has not yet passed Congress
The Washington times., 1925-03-28
CAPITAL To SEE
A|RPLANE
FIGHT
Captain Nungesser. French
Ace and Noted Pupil, to
Stage Battle Here

What a few years ago was an
almost daily tragedy TO observers
with the armies in France will
be re.enacted today for Washing
tonians, when French and
German battleplane will clash in
midair in a mimic battle to be
fought by two of the greatest of
French flyers. The combat Is
scheduled TO take place at 2 O'Clock
The French plane will be piloted
oy Captain Charles Nungesser.
conqueror of los enemy planes dur
Ing the world war. He. will he
opposed by Maurice Weiss. a pupil
OF Nungesser and one of the world 8
most brilliant filters.
Nungesser will pilot the same
plane in which he brought down
twenty-six of the enemy planes
credited to him. He will wear the
pown and spread terror among his
lighting days, when he gained re-
nown and spred terror among his
enemies as THE Rider of Death"
At IL o'clock tomorrow morning
Captain Nungesser, acting in the
name of the filters of France. will
NJace a wreath on the tomb of the
Unknown Soldier.
The Washington times., 1925-03-28
D. c. SCHOOL REPORT
CARD REVISION PLANNED

Revision Of the report card now
in use in the Washington schools
is under consideration by school of.
ficials, it was announced today.
Superintendent Frank w. BaIlou
appointed a committee Of five headed
by Janet McWilliam to study the
cards in use in other cities and sub.
nit new form adaptable to the
needs of the local schools. One
change probably will be the inclu-
sion of a mark in music.
The committee includes J. G..
Bruce, H. r Lowe, Miss M. e.
Gibbs, ard Miss u A. Kupfer.