Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1925, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTOX D. C Iy WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1925. RAIL OFFICIAL HELD INBEER INQUIRY —_— N. Y. C. Chief Clerk Quizzed| on Tricks of Bootleggers on Chicago Roads. Central Quc Federal inquiry icks that enabled load large shipments B n breweries in Cl Secre ttended his result of objection by premature publicity relative t of the inquiry win Ol with cont would b The dist lays qu ing its a 000-2-ve is repor Vds T nediately Will Revoke Permits. Yellow pr €. C. L1 east, I Arrivals at and Na New York, ARRIVED YE 18 "DUE SATURDAY Hotterdan OUTGOING STE SAILED YES Frederick VIII Luetzow—1 Newfour MERS. RDAY. 10 B3 S 00 AN SAILING TODAY, . 2:00 M 00 PAL Yerens Coly S0 P N0 P 2200 M 1o P | 3:00 P.M )00 A 00 AN 3:00 PIM 12:00 M 11200 AN 300 AM 1700 AM 12:00 M 3:00 P.M SAILING SATURDAY. o Lot R 00 PM FOR LEASE Conn. Ave. at K Stores, Shops Professional Apts. Low Rents 713 14th St. AFING a-cRASHES promptly relieved and healed by a few applications of Resinol UNCLE SAM PROBING “PLOT” TO RULE FILMS ATTRIBUTED TO ZUKOR “ontinued from CROWDS WAITI $200 “Irst_Page) ! |found necessary to prevent unfair methods in competition and monopoly in other great industries,” it is stated further, “must be ¢ spplied to this new industr; it to the ex- j tent sought in thi that the in- { dependent theater owner should be {lett f lease from and all | producers, and free to lease only such as he deems suitable for his ity and accey le to his patron: And “\Whether the motion picture will | prove to be a blessing or a curse to 4 will depend upon whether wch of the three branches of | the industry, production, distribution and exhibition, can be kept free from > evil influences of monopolistic con- to Sweeping Denials Made. for in ex \ttorney in ception prepar id Bruce Bromle: 1 denials t him and his be sta will Buil; t First ut A : ny were turned aw e the la est industry, has no mc e position: that t on should 1 (et corporation | s fire of | ed at| The motion picture d ex- | Zukor 1 fe tigured t actur 1% his pro- { more reali to the umer; that | the imp air methods have been | litile s hat inferences and con- | built ed by evide | nin s to the facts and in many | wholly unfounded Tl has taken steps to separate | ohrilers.” wh Players' theater interests | bArts luter oduction and ribution by | rSpe 1S B them under « | evidence taken his, but Is not 155,000,000 life iy investization of the * I try has been carried on by the De- | % partment of Justice, independently of | t of the Trade Commission. Usual- where two ( ent departments art inqu the same line, e steps t until the initial From that be e carries attorneys for 1 in this ca io | Corporation, in the dustry 1s the result activities and influ artment of Justice probe is | qont direction Wi assis to Atiorney General ovan did not wait on the Tr mmission. He kept on. A part had to do wi de, chartered n of trade information -pendents in the bu acked ‘their Hays Created Boards. T the Donovs ® | natir | originated w | uniting pr | exhibition | means of b | oly was | schemes to | were plan i out und: disseminat hich overed t the heards we H. by the 1 pet ¢ >sident of the Distri rman offie ica, w n’ nat n President Hard: | Departme 1 to di ousands upon brings out *in 1t the thousa the in most intere evi- | 1 there been case vernment in which il public has been more vital concerned is contended by the | subsequent ness conne holders in on” with Loew daily attendanc heaters is 3,000,000 to 000 persons, or one from each far that apr paid vea The claim Jortanc ter for himsel to buy th v stated o made t the have been pictures in a bulk-sale | ¥ good ones tion there ha of owners poor or not the h the ukor, ht to be pro: d exhibitor of pic ¢ of how 7 | with Fir It mon dians, Famou | ducer, a tures, a ation in the representing the inve: n pictures, and a s 1 capitalization of | 1 Steel Corporation. “. Career Is Thrilling. [cEloens uni of testimony have| 1t of his own career that any of his screen of swift hap- | in its that by virtue o became the United purchas “complete harmor nd concert of ac is stated betwee $7.000,000 in cash on h for such a “turn around. Defense counsel asse most | Players 1 Zukor put out at mos as they {only 17 per cent of pictur | duced, distributed only a like amo like that of | and actually owned, operated ¢ in Horatio | trolled but 2 per ce ] country. 1s or $6.000,000 and nd was used These ads oven a story more strikin, ctures with i Famous life rise to power it i or roung characte to this country a Hu n immigr: ad when he w: old. now 51. first job in New York was sweeper in a fur store. He swep e pent his spare time figur- | takes up most - of the 1 on the fur busine: He noted | ter first-run is women had keeping | stant compet it is stated in the s about their necks and invented a | respondents’ exception. r neckpieces. “Such companies as Goldwyn, Met found him in Chi-|ro ~ United Artists, First s pering, | Uni Brothers, Nm(‘i,un\ S @ 1 > b 4 said to be 148, of There are 17 theaters. e organization of the five o produc whose produc con y b he was back | ers- 3 arted a penny |size, stability nth street with |essary for the production m he had met in|ently good feature pictures. | Cheir penny-in-the | irowth of the business has been | /7 W into a nickelodeon. | attended with some confusion and the | 9 in arcus L ur busines: consist- | i . Our Special Roof Paint Should be applied to your roof now, before worse weather sets in. This Special Roof Paint is easy to put on—and it seals all cracks or holes permanently. Don’t risk discomfort by “putting it off.” Be on the safe side and “put it on.” E. J. Murphy Co., /. 710 12th Street N. W. Main 5280 B R DTS T Lenen G FOR MITCHELL nd B streets northwest was be ¥ because of the COURT-MARTIAL (Covsrizht. 19 CreTe e e e enE; FURNACE BROKEN? Don’t Worry! You Can Get the PARTS HERE WE CARRY IN STOCK ALL PARTS FOR —Steam —Hot Water —Hot Air Plants Stoves and Ranc s Stove Department Second Floor Rear Complete stock of Andirons Fireplace Grates Spark Guards Oils, Gas and Electric Heaters Rudolph & West Co. & 1332 New York Ave. Main 4870 Established 1883 - OF REALTY INTAX | Senator Fletcher Is Told Change May Be Made in Rule for Mortgages. | By the ated Press Department Florida sioner sald that * wtions given | nent Ex-Controller Gets Honor. INVIT A FACTORY TERMS ARRANGED Watch | —the quick - rising Christmas Morning appreciation that will welcome the gift of this Gruen Cartouche Model Wrist Watch A marvel of daintiness, ex- quisite in design, unquestion- ably the vogue in form as in *35 R. Harris & Co. 7th & D Jewelers and Diamond Merchants for More {even to 1 loudly | feat of the Unil Than Half a Century MILITARIS IS HIT “FIFI” LEIDY FILES BY CHURCH BODY SUIT FOR DIVORCE Armistice Day. Period of;Startled Philadelphia Five Silence Is Urged by | Years Ago by Eloping at Federal Council. Age of 17. e Associated Press. NORRISTOWN, Pa., October 28.— Josephine ' Pancoast Widener who startled her friends and five y ago by eloping to ille, Tenn., has filed suit for divorce against her husband, Carter wdolph Leldy of Philadelphia. The as filed in Montgomery County c, but it did not be- | come known until yesterday. Mrs. Leidy, known to her friends i, the daughter of Joseph E. multi-millionaire of Phila. Is at the home of her father, newood Hall, Elkins Park, near Mr. Leidy is said to be in New Dedication November &, of to Armistice the Sunday, of inter national justice and world peace was advocated In a statement Issued to night by the Commission on Inter-| i 1 Justice and Good Will of the Council of Churches, which hservance of a two-minute 1 of silence on Armistice day The commission recalled that League of Remembrance had lished the plan for observing with two minutes of silenc | delphia, the body Lan r-| L. that all n > | here ¢ York subway, stop for two m ¥ at 11 o'clock on the hour the World W “Notwithstanding our Pr and o tary of & omin few, cause ar clared cause Leidy, the ab. The cause of the action {made public. Mrs. Leidy’s attorne wer parents and the parents of Mr. Leidy refused to discuss the cz The marriage of the pair was the sensation of the Winter social season of New York and Philadelphta in January, 1920, when word came to far | their parents that they had been mar- ried in Knoxville, Tenn. They spent thelr Asheviile, N. C. wher forgiveness b parents. Mrs, Leidy then w rs old and Mr. Leid 0 and a freshman at_the University of Penn They have a daughter 2 atement Trritated Japan. failed thus rnest recorr Harding and adhere to the “Our Senate has conside the ¢ estden; America of Justice has carried o 1neuve b I v Ali-ti o under clreumstances and lieity inevitably irritating Jur country has beer propaganda for such colossal fortifica as to make jt ‘it Pacific.’ “Retired admi procla 100n at they awalted honey spec and stralia with pub to Japan. | flooded with nd for | Under conditfon that he call per- at the offices of the solici- cvery week for it, Philip Z. Moss, ohn Wood, England, was left a of $200 a week for life by his actment and the humiliating fons of its phraseology. * * ¢ certain section of our pre: umns continuously to an conference on alleged secre ngton cted an o headlines and if subsequent de- s essen are made thew are tucked away the m: are hardly to be mer D.J.KAUFMANS §§fl03§7% P - The Man’s Store 4 WHERE % OLD FRIENDS MEET Hello, Everybody— Shake hands with Harry Malkin. Here's one 0{ the ..live Wire“ boys ln our Furnishings Department. If you drop in this Week {01' the Old "Cider and apples,” stop a minute and “chin” with Harry—he's got a “"line."” . HARVEST HOME “HAYMAKERS™ AND OREGON CITY (%=") O'COATS $29.75 Regular 335, 340, $45 Qualities HOME OF THE "2-PANTS" SUIT Money's Worth or Money Back D.J.Kaufman ».%.. 1005 Pa. Ave. | THURSDAY! 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