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Evening star., 1925-10-11

WHERE in the past it has been the
w custom OF motion picture pro-
ducers to purchase the perturbation
rights Of plays, a new order has just
arisen whereby the play companies
are purchasing stage production
rights to pictures, with the idea OF
supplying stock companies scattered
throughout the United States with
we'll advertised and well exploited SUBJ
jects Of entertainment.
This new condition has arisen as an
outgrowth of the limited number of
successful plays that are finding their
way into the stock and repertoire
theater organizations. With q pro-
duction of nearly 200 plays on Broad
, way last year, less than 20 were out
standing hits. Where formerly a
play that had a run Of two or three
weeks on Broadway was eagerly
sought by managers of stock COM
panies, conditions have changed. and
their patrons are no longer satisfied
with so-called Broadway hits unless
they have endured a run of four to
six months or moro.
To fill the gap. a bright and far
seeing stock manager decided that he
would take advantage of the tremen.
dous sums Of money spent In adver-
tising and exploiting successful NOV.
Ing pictures created from novels and
magazine stories, and he made ar
rangements to have such pictures
dramatized, to see whether or not his
idea was capable Of being successfully
developed. The experiment was made
and his stock theater played to the
biggest week 1t had had In a year.
DIR. w. L. Shallenberger, president
Of Arrow Pictures Corporation, was
kept Informed by this manager Of the
progress of his experiment and its
development. and In consequence has
been rendered a contract by one OF
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Becker's Disciple Here,

|WAsH1NGToN cellists will be
w able thfs Winter to become IA
miliar with the famous Hugo Becker
method of cello p2aying which during
the past quarter of a century has
caused hundreds Of would-be artists
to flock to Becker, the master of the
cello, at his mountain home in Tyrol
and at Berlin, where he is professor
Of cello at the Hochschule for Musk
Pupils Of the Becker school are dis
tinguished especially for their com.
plete freedom Of playing. Special at
tention is given to the improvement OF
undeveloped bowling.
Last year offers were made to Prof
Becker to come to this country and
to spread his teaching here. 1t was
impossible for the busy and tired
master. who already had too great a
following In Europe. to leave every
thing and come to America. He ap
pointed his pupil and assistant
Margaret Day. whom he had thorough
ly prepared to carry on his teach
ings over here. Being herself an
American, Miss Day was glad to re
turn home and undertake this work
Students enrolling in these classes vii
receive instruction once or twice a
week at the Washington Studio OF
Music
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Photoplays This Week

"Oh, You West" News Reel and Lar
ry Semon comedy; Saturday, Strong.
heart in white Fangs," Episode g
Secret Service Sanders" and Jimmy
Aubrey in "Heebee Jeebies."
RAPHAEL.
Today and tomorrow, Lewis s.
stone, Virginia Valli and Nita Naldi
n THE Lady Who Lied" and comedy,
SooperHooperDyne Lizzies": Tues
lay. Elaine Hammerstein In lone
Glorious Night" comedy, Andy Gump
n "Westbound" and Fox News; also
amateur contest at o'clock; Wed.
nesday and Thursday, Lillian and
Dorothy Gish in "Romola" and com.
edy, "Unfriendly Enemies: Friday.
Tom Moore and Ia Su Pitts in ''Pret.
ty Ladies', also Pacemakers, No. IL,
Don Coo Coo: Saturday, William
Desmond in Riding Pretty" comedy.
Jimmie Aubrey in Meet the Ambas
SAVOY.
Today. Alice Joyce and Give
Brook in 1.-The Home Maker" and
Edna Marian in After a Reputa.
ton; tomorrow, Tom Moore and Paul.
Inc Starke in Adventure" and Bobby
Vernon in "Air Tight; Tuesday.
Irene Rich in my Wife and T. and
juvenile comedy. Dragon Alley:
Wednesday. Betty Bronson and
Adolphe Menjou in Are Parents Peo-
ple?" and the Spat Family in Laugh
That Off,; Thursday, Claire Windsor
and Pat O'Malley in THE White
Desert" and Sennett's "Skinners in
Silk; Friday, Richard Dix in THE
Shock Punch" Charlie Chase in isn't
Life Terrible and Pathe Review; Sat.
urday, William Fairbanks and Pauline
Garon in Fighting Youth" Hal
Roach's Daddy Goes A.Grunting,"
Sportlight and Topics of the Day.
TAKOMA.
Today and tomorrow. "Romola," with
u .il1la u a nd Dnrath1r CIcl,. Do Lc,N
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Filmograns.
Continued from Third Page.)

Continued from Third Page.)
Of First National Pictures, Inc,
has been made general business
manager and associate of Earl Hud-
son, production supervisor at the
First National Studios in New York.
''Side line" music is that furnished
for motion picture stars when they
play in highly emotional scenes, and
usually Is provided by violin, cello
or portable organ. Mary Ptckford
had "side line" music de luxe not long
ago when the entire Swedish Choral
Club Of Chicago, under the direction
of Edgar Nelson. sang for her while
she went through scene in Little
Annie Rooney"
"whiskers" are much in evidence on
the sets where William Hart is making
"Tumbleweeds" for United Artis.s
Corporation. Back in the eighties,
the period of production, full boards
were popular, especially in the West
and Middle West. In the picture viii
be seen everything from a dragon
mustache to dundrearys or sideburns.
In 1.-THE Eagle" Rudolph Valentino
will be seen in three distinct gutses.
He starts out as a Cossack lieutenant,
becomes a bandit and then masque1
rades as French tutor. The char
acter is known as Vladimir Dubrovsky,
and the name can be whistled or
sneezed. according to preference.
George Sidney and Alexander Carr
will appear in the title roles of Samuel
Goldwyn's next Montague Glass offer
Ing, Partners Again-with Potash
and Perlmutter," to be directed by
Henry King.
The first Concord stagecoaches to
operate on regular schedule from the
Missouri River to the Pacific Coast
were utilized by James Cruze in the
filming Of "The Pony Express" The
unearthing Of these old stagecoaches
Is regarded as a triumph Of discovery
for the Paramount property men!
James Cruze staged the biggest In
dian battle that has been fought in
the United States for 40 years when
he pitted 1000 Sioux Indians from
the Pine Ridge, n. Oak, reservation
against 700 cavalrymen from Fort D.
A Russell. dressed in blue Civil War
uniforms, for scene for Cruces new
epic. The Pony Express"
Frank Borzage's production Of
Wages for Wives" is based on the
John Golden play Chicken Feed"
and stingy husbands.
Lou Tellcgen is to make n spec
tacular entrance into Il motion pic
ture in THE Silver Treasure when
he and his "a lusty pirates swim over
an 1S-foot waterfall to reach the cave
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Side Shows of the CAPITAL

Md, all Summer. have decided to shift
their headquarters to LIE Paradis on
Thomas Circle for the week, and they
will play also at Keith's. Their ap-
pearances at LIE Paradis have hereto
fore been confined to Thursday night
radio concerts.
lie Paradis and the ultra.exclusive
Club Chantecler in town are crowded
nightly. The Club Chantecler musical
ensemble is directed by Paul Fidel.
man, and Director Harry Albert, the
versatile Davis director, is In charge
of the LIE Paradis Band.
Plans have been made to keep the
Chateau Le Paradis open until De.
cember 1. 1t is a certainty also that
the chateau will be opened for the holi-
day season, with New Year and Christ.
mas parties as high lights.
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MAYFLOWER GARDENS.

The Nayfiower Gardens, which open
ed its 1885 season with a notable
audience last week. through its man
agement announces that the Spencer
Tupman Mayflower Orchestra will be
the featured musical attraction
throughout the season, while the
Spencer Tupman Presidential Orches
ira will hold forth in the presidential
room. Already noted for his highly
original orchestrations of dance mu.
sic numbers, Director Tupman is pre-,
pairing a series of orchestrations
which, it is said. will in novelty eclipse
all of his previous accomplishments.
Special vaudeville attractions will be
featured from week to week.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
HOME.

Today and tomorrow, Madse Bel
lamy and George O'Brien in William
Fox's epic, The Iron Horse; Tues
day. Irene Rich in The Lost Lady"
and Art Lake in Nobody Wins;
Wednesday, Lon CLANCY in The I'm
holy Three" and Felix the Cat" car
toon comedy: Thursday, Alice Joyce
and Give Brook in The Home
Maker and Eddie Gordon in THE
Polo Kid: Friday. Tom Moore and
Ia Su Pitts in Pretty Ladies" and
comedy. Dog Daze"; Saturday, VIII
liam Fairbanks and Edith Roberts in
Speed Mad" Sennett's Super Hoop
er-Dyne Lizzies" and Lyman H. Howe
Hodge Podge"
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SWANEE.

Jazz dance music of electrical tenn
po and high-power melody is Turing
Capital young folks to the Swanee,
where the Swanee Syncopalors, led by
Al kamons, have soundly established
a reputation as favorite dance band.
Especially notable is the work of
Tex" Brewster, trumpeter. one of the
finest musicians Of his type in the
East; Harvey Brasse, banjoist. and
Nat Abrams. who presides over the
drums.
In terrace adjoining the ballroom
is the charmingly furnished lounge for
those who wish to sit out few
dances.
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in which George O'Brien has con.
cealed the treasure. Rowland y. Lee
directed the picture, which Is based
on Joseph Conrad's "Nostromo."
Buck Jones is going strong for
literary stuff for William Fox this
season. He has already completed
pictures based on THE Timber
Wolf" by jackson Gregory; "Durand
Of the Bad Lands" by Maibelle
Heikes Justice, and "A Man Four
square," by William Macleod Raine.
Now he's making THE Deserts
Price," based on another Raine story.
Tom Wilson, famous for his black
face characters, plays his twenty-flfth
butler role in the new Fox super
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EMPIRE.

Today, TOMORROW and Tuesday, Lii
Ian and Dorothy Gish in "Romola";
Wednesday and Thursday. Kenneth
Harlan and Mary Carr in 'Drusilla
With a Million" and comedy, Models
and Artists; Friday, Tom Tyler in
Lets Go, Gallagher" and comedy,
"Honeymoon Limited: Saturday,
Richard Talmadge in THE Wall
Street Whiz." comedy. After a Repu-
tation." Fox News and the fourth cpl
sode of the serial, PLAY Ball. with
Allene Ray and Walter Miller.
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DUNIBARTON.

Today. Mae Busch and Matt Moore
IN THE Unholy Three; tomorrow.
Pauline Starke, Lucille La Varne and
Conrad NaSel in Sum Up; Tues
day and Wednesday, Dorothy Gish
and Lillian Gish in 'RONola"; Thurs
day, Betty Bronson and Ricardo Cortez
in Not SO Long Ago; Friday, Betty
Blythe and Billie Dove in "Folly of
Vanity; Saturday, Bill Cody in The
Fighting Smile"
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Picture Plays for Stock

the largest play companies to take
overr "Tessie." Wandering Fires"
"The Substitute Wife, Scandal
Street" and primrose PATH" which
are included in the "a Golden Arrow
flrst.run features for 1885. After
they have had their run in the motion
picture theaters they are to be turned
Into plays to be presented by 125 stock
companies throughout the United
States,
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CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Anita Stewart
and Bert Lytell in Never The Twain
Shall Meet; Tuesday, Betty Bronson.
Ricardo Cortez in Not So Long Ago:
Wednesday Lewis Stone and Virginia
Valli in The Lady Who Lied; Thurs
day and Friday, showing and pm,
Constance Ta'madge in Her Sister
From Paris; Saturday, Laura La
Plante, Pat O'Malley IN THE Teaser.'
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Tuesday, Revelation" featuring Viola
Dana. Monte Blue. Marjorie Daw and
Lew Cody. comedy; Wednesday and
Thursday, Lon CLANCY In "The Un.
holy Three" comedy: Friday, Norma
Shearer In "Slave OF Fashion," com.
edy, Aesop's Fable, episode No. OF
Secret Service Sanders: Saturday
"Code Of the West" a Zane Grey
story, with all.star cast, Aesop's Fable
fifth episode of "Play Ball."
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Next Weeks Photoplays.

NJ T. Rof1JLl AN n a o q
Lloyd in THE Freshman"
COLUMBIA-Charlie Chaplin
in The Gold Rush"
PALACE-D Douglas MacLean
in Seven Keys to Baldpate."
AMBASSADOR-First Nation
ais playing With Sous"
Peter B. Kyne's Never the
Twain Shall Meet" The
Coast of Folly" and THE
Lucky Horseshoe"
TIVOLI-De Miles "The Ten
Commandments" Milton Sills
in The Knockout" I'm the
Name of Love- and Hes a
Prince"
CENTRAF"Playing With
Souls" "The Coast of Folly"
and "The Lady Who Lied"
Evening star., 1925-10-11
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Bert Lytell.
Anita Stewart in the Cosmopolitan
production, 'Never The Twain Shall
Meet" news and Aesop's Fables;
Tuesday. Mae McAvoy, THE Mad
Whirl,' Imperial comedy, Papa S
Darling Sportlights, Sporting ,Iudg-
ment": Wednesday and Thursday,
Norma Shearer. slave of Fashion, +"
Cliffe Bowes. THE Mad Rush." news
and newspaper fun; Friday, Richard
Dix. THE Lucky Devil" Pathe COM
edy. The Big Kick" eighth chapter,
Secret Service Sanders; Saturday,
Thomas MeiShan. THE Man Who
Found HIMSELF" Bulls Eye comedy.
''Short Pants" first chapter new
serial "NSild West -
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PARk.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Shearer
and Lew Cody in "A Slave of Fash
ion," Charley Chase in "A.l Wet" and
Park News Events: Tuesday, Edward
Everett Horton and Esther Ralston In
''Beggar on Horseback" Stan Laurel
in "The Egg" and Gift Shoppe; We'd
nesday and Thursday, Conrad Nagel
and Pauline Starke in "Sun-Up' and
Bull Montana in "Glad Rags; Friday,
Percy Marmont, Mary Brian and Neil
Hamilton in The Street OF Forgotten
Men" Buster keaton in Hard Luck
and talent night; Saturday, Bert Iytell
and Anita Stewart in The Boom
erang," Our Gang in "A Mysterious
Mystery" and seventh chapter of
play Ball" Shows continuous on
Saturdays from 2 and on Sundays
from pm.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
LIE PARADIs ATTRACTIONS.

Southland melodies with the true
Dixie spirit. full of syncopation a la
Alabam, will dominate at LIE Paradis
all next week, when Klark and ia
cobs will appear every evening. These
clever entertainers, who have delighted
LIE Paradis patrons at Ammendale,
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OLYMPIC.

Today. Constance Talmadge in
Tier Sister From Paris: tomorrow.
Lewis Stone and Virginia Falli in
"The Lady Who Lied; Tuesday,
Owen Moore In go Straight: We'd
nesday, Laura La Plante in THE
Teaser": THURSDAY. Edmund Lowe in
The Brass Bowl; Friday. Virginia
Valli and Eugene O'Brien in Siege;
Saturday, Jack Holt in Zane Grey's
"Wild Horse Mesa"
Evening star., 1925-10-11
YORK..

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess In "Shore Leave" Aesop
Fable and Pathe Review: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Richard Dix in 1.-The
Lucky Devil" and Harry Langdon
in His Marriage Vow; Thursday,
Virginia Valli in "Siege" and Hal
Roach's Daddy Goes A-Grunting'
Friday, Jack Hoxie in "a Roaring Ad.
venture" and comedy, blue Blood:
Saturday, Conrad Nagel and Pauline
Starke in "Sun Up" and Walter Hers
In "Off His Beat"
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CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, Constance Tai
madge in Her Sister From Paris:
Tuesday. wings of Youth with
Madge Bellamy; Wednesday. "Restless
Wives" Doris Kenyon; Thursday
secrets of the NIGHT" with James
Kirkwood; Friday, Shirley Mason In
THE Scarlet Honeymoon; Saturday,
Tom Mix in The Rainbow Trail"
Evening star., 1925-10-11
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow. Milton Stills
and Dorothy Mackaill in THE Max
ing of O'Malley." Al St. John in THE
iron Mule" and Episode s. ''Perils of
the WiIds"; Tuesday, Eleanor Board
man and Matt Moore in THE Way of
a Girl" and Bobby Vernon in French
Pastry: Wednesday. Betty Bronson
and Ricardo Cortez in Not So Long
Ago" and comedy: Thursday, Wanda
Hawley In Let Women Alone" com
edy, Aesop Fables and amateur night;
T-ridav Maurice "T eftv" F'lvnn ir
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"The Best Bad Man." star
ring Tom Mix.

Kathryn Perry and Marion Harlan
who are appearing in important roles
in the .. Henry and Helen and War
rem comedies, produced by William
Fox, are being sought TO do a sister
act IN vaudeville. They can't 60
however. because they are under con
tract with Fox.
Entering the motion picture field
as a beauty contest" winner, Clara.
Bow, who plays the leading feminine
role in THE Best Bad Man" starrinc
Tom Mix, forged to the front with
remarkable rapidity and won stella
honorS in less than five years.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
Continued from Third Page.)

in THE Spook Ranch" Art Stone in
Tame Men and Wild Women" and
Sportlight.
Evening star., 1925-10-11

s. Hurok, formerly Of the s. Hurok
Amusement Corporation, has been
chosen as managing director Of the
Universal Artists. Inc, newly
formed corporation, which Is to carry
out extensive and exhaustive the.
atrical operations"
Evening star., 1925-10-11

Marie kieva. the Russian singer.
who is to be starred by the Shuberts
in a new musical production. arrived In
New York several days ago with her
husband, Nicholas Katkof
Evening star., 1925-10-11

Frank Borzage's production Of
Wages for Wives" is based on the
John Golden play Chicken Feed"
and stingy husbands.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
TAKONI

Today and tomorrow. "Romola," with
Lillian and Dorothy Gish; Pathe News:
Evening star., 1925-10-11

Lou Tellcgen is to make n spec.
tacular entrance into a motion pic
ture in THE Silver Treasure when
he and his "a lusty pirates swim over
an 1S-foot waterfall to reach the cave
Evening star., 1925-10-11

In Geo. Fitzmaarice's Superb Pietu,i-
Trevelyan's Stage Success, sohiok, on
tho Screen Affords Sterling Roles for
tks Brilliant ToleHts Of WyndAam
Standing, Fronk Elliott, Helen Jerome
Eddy, Florence Turner and Ckss. Lons
Settings and Photog-
raphy to Delight ths Artistio Senss
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gives Us IN this gay. rollicking. effer-
vescent comedy-drama Of New York's
teeming East Side, where, as the
heroine OF the famous song. she romps
through hard knocks and softened
blows. alley fights and street games.
in a story that mingles laughter, tears
and drama that touches the heart!
Evening star., 1925-07-30

streets leading to the southwest to
be improved as rapidly as possible.
On all of these matters the Board
of Trade has previously expressed
it's approval, so that the program
mapped out by the special committee
of the board yesterday will probably
be presented to the District Commits
sioners with the backing of the entire
Board of Trade.
This committee, headed by w. w.
Ross, is working with the full CO.
operation of the District Commission
ers, who have told the committee
they would welcome suggestions, and
that invitation is the basis on which
the recommendation will be made.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

merous prizes for the winners. are
scheduled for this afternoon. Music
will be furnished all day by the Nut
Band, composed Of employees Of the Of
fee.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments Is composed of William F. Ber-
ger, chairman; Mrs. Caroline Brannon,
secretary; Frederick A. Strickrott,
treasurer; reception. George H. Carter.
public printer; John Greene, Miss
Mary "A. Tate and j. Thomas Ford;
tickets, Thurston Brown, chairman;
printing. Harry G. Heiges, chairman;
athletics, Walter NJ. Shomo, chairman,
and Joseph Z. Fitzgerald; prizes, Paul
Schulze, chairman: William F. Berger
and William d. Skeen, and music,
Philip E. Baker, chairman.
officers of the association are: J.
Thomas Ford, president; ]. s. Cornish
first vice president; w. D. Skeen. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Birdie D.
Birch, third vice president; Harry @
Heiges, secretary; L. c. Vogt, treas
urer, and William j. Cassiday, chair
man Of board OF adults.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
NEW BRIDGE URGED
BY TRADE BOARD
Underground Wires and
Opening of Many Streets
Asked in Program.

Extensive and comprehensive pro.
gram of street improvements to be
urged upon the District Commission.
ers by the Washington Board of
Trade as drafted by the committee on
streets and avenues, headed by w. w.
Ross, at a meeting in the board rooms
yesterday, includes:
Early replacement of the old
klingle Bridge on Connecticut avenue,
which was recently the scene of a
fatal automobile accident, the grue-
some reminder of which is the board
ed-up. section of the rail where the
automobile crashed through.
Putting an underground wire on
Connecticut avenue instead of the
make-shift proposal of removing the
trolley poles from the center of the
street to the side of the street as
far as Fessenden street.
Opening up a highway through
Rock Creek Park to the Mall, thereby
allowing motorists. hikers and horse
back riders to circle the city through
a parkway and riverside drive, and
greatly relieving traffic on congested
thoroughfares.
Extension of Avenue.
Extension of New Hampshire ave
AldC " lilS DlSli lCl opening
an extensive suburban territory and
bringing betterments to that part of
the city.
A long and detailed list of specific
street improvements that are urgently
needed in all sections of the city, COW
ering paving, repaving and resurfac-
ing and repairing.
Survey of the paving all over the
District between street car tracks,
with view to having the District
Commissioners Immediately relay the
many bad places and charge the ex-
pense against the street railway COM
panfes as the law authorizes.
Replacing the cobblestones in
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets with
asphalt, so as to give modern paved
streets to the southwest, and other
Evening star., 1925-07-30

Mcconnell was elected commander of
the Arlington County Post, No. 139,
American Legion, at the annual cleo
ton of officers last night in Clarendon
citizens hall. He succeeds Or. ]. r.
Boston.
Other officers elected were w. T
French, vice commander: c. p. Helms.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

A system of arterial highways was
approved as general proposition,
the committee feeling that such a
scheme for relieving traffic should be
tried out. There was considerable
discussion yesterday that the speed
limit should be raised to more than
81 miles an hour.
The effect of the present traffic
regulations was discussed, and the
opinion was expressed that the regu-
lations are making more congestion
in restricted areas, but further dis
cussion of the subject was postponed
Evening star., 1925-07-30

State Senator Harry Byrd, candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor, was introduced to the
members Of the post at the conclusion
of the business meeting.
ARRANGEMENTS were completed for
sending delegation Of the post to
the legion's State convention at
Staunton, Va, August 10, II.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

adtutant; Albert Ashton. treasurer;
William ]. McCart, sergeant at arms;
Rev. Perry Mitchell. pastor of Claren-
don Baptist Church, chaplain; DIR. W.
c. Welburn, service officer H. II.
Porter, historian, and DR.. Boston, r.
B. James, w. II. Leigh, N. ID. Mitchell
and F. NJ. Sherwood, members of the
executive committee.
Evening star., 1925-07-30
GOVERNMENT PRINTERS
ON OUTING AT BEACH
Excursion at Chesapeake Being
Given by Cafeteria and Recrea-
ton Association.

Two thousand employees of the Gov
ernment Printing Office and their
friends are holding their annual ex-
cursion today at Chesapeake Beach
The outing is being given under aus
pices of the Cafeteria and Recreation
Association.
Seventeen athletic events, with nu-
Evening star., 1925-07-30
LEGION HEAD CHOSEN.

J. d. Mcconnell Elected Arlington
County Commander.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, July 30.-J. D.
Evening star., 1925-07-30

Match manufacturers Of Kobe,
Japan, are combining to obtain help
from the government in sending the
little firemakers to all parts of the
world
Evening star., 1925-07-30

Another group of several hundred
pairs of Women's Pumps, Oxfords.
Sports, etc. Splendid values-an of
them. None sold for
less than $500. Plenty - a.
of sizes-a real bar D 'FO
gain A