Evening Star Newspaper, September 6, 1926, Page 34

84 FARMERS MARKET | IN MIBCITY URGED L. J. Harrison, as Spokes- man, Says They Will Lose Trade in Southwest. The reputed views of the farmers themselves with respect to relocating | the Farmers' Market ate voiced by | L. J. Harrison, who owns and oper- | ates one of the largest and best | farms in nearby Maryland, after personal conferences with more than 300 of the 500 farmers who now dis- pose of their produce at the Farmers Market. Mr. Harrison has also been | in conference with a special committeg of tha Chamber of Com- merce, with members of the co- ordinating_committee on the market site, with District officials and repre- gentatives of the Department of Agriculture and with Maryland rep- resentatives in Congress. “The farmers are 100 per cent to stay where they are, rather than be; shifted to a temporary location, and at least 90 per cent wish to be re- located adjacent to the Convention Hall market, if they must leave the | present location,” he said. i “Should the farmers be shifted to | some out-of-the-way place, as is, now proposed at the water front. there are many like myself who will en- deavor to grow something other than vegetables. ‘At the Chamber of Com- merce hearing most of the time was taken up by the South Washington proponents, who used the words ‘farmers’ -market’ to advance their business interests. They well know S3 000 DAMAGE BY FIRE. Blaze in Hotel Drives Guests to the Street. Fire from an_overheated stove in the Vendome Hotel, Third street and Pennsylvania avenue, vesterday after- noon caused $3,000 damage and sent about twoscore guests, from their rooms to the street. The fire started in a batch of grease and quickly spread over the kitchen, emitting thick clouds of smoke, which permeated the rooms and corridors of the hotel. Scarcely more than half of the guests of the hotel were in their rooms when, the alarm of fire was sounded and ‘all left safely. PSYCHOLOGISTS OPEN ANNUAL CONFERENCE Eminent Americans Among Ex- perts Gathered in Holland From All Over Wofld By Cable to The Star and Chicago I‘MIL\' News. AMSTERDAM, September 6.—An imposing group of eminent American psychologists was present at the opening today of the eighth Interna- tional Congress of Psychologists at Groningen, in Northern Holland. Experts from all parts of the world are assembled for the congress, the first since 1922. Among them are three famous German psychologists, Profs. Koffka. Wertheimer and Kohler, who were barred from the last congress, held at Oxford. The American delegation consists of 20 members, including Profs. Thurs- ton of Chicago, Leuba of Bryn Mawr, MacDougall _of Harvard, Mevyer of Baltimore, Carmichael of Princeton, Freyer of New York and Viteless of Philadelphia. NG JURORS OF 4 CREEDS T0 PROBE KIDNAPING Judge White at Norfolk, Va., Pre- pares to Open Inquiry Asked by Priest. By the/ Associated Press. NORFOLK. September 6.—Four Episcopalians, three Catholics, one Baptist and one Methodist are in a list_of nine grand jurors summoned by Judge B. D. White of the Princess Anne County Circuit Court to con- vene September 13 to investigate the climax surrounding the kidnaping last Wednesday night of the Rev. Father Vincen{ D. Warren, Norfolk Catholic priest, by a hooded and robed band. .Vudx- “White had not received a for- mal.request for an investigation, for warded by Father Warren Saturday night. Sheriff Litchfleld, who is trving to learn the identity of 28 hooded and masked men who abducted the priest while his band of colored boys was playing in the vard of a negro home near Princess Anne Courthouse, could not he reached yesterday, and it is not known whether he has found any clue as yvet. Judge White said the county has no detective force, and is there- fore unable to probe the case as it could with an adequate police force. Ten 60th Wedding Dates Observed. CHAPELLE LEZ-HERLAIMONT, September 6 (#).—Ten couples cele- brated their sixtieth wedding anni versaries in -this small town at the recent community fete. Ten pictures of Queen Flizabeth and King Albert, sent by their majesties, were pre sented at the celebration, in which the entire village took part, headed by the burgomaster. . TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Dancing Mothers," com- edy, at 8:20 p.m. \ Kelth—Ethel Barrynore, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. / Earle—Roye and Maye Revue, vaudeville, continuous from 1:30 to 11 p.m. Strand—“The Arkansas Valentinos," vaudeville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. Gayety—'“Watermelons,” burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Mutual—"Hollywood Scandals,” lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Palace—"Tin Gods,” at}10:35 a.m.. 12:40, 3, 5, 7:05 and 9:30 p.m. Metropolitan—"Men of Steel.” at 11:10 a.m., 1:10, 3:15, 5:15, 7:20 and 9:30 p.m. Rialto—"The Bells,” at 11:30 a.m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p. Columbia—*Fine Manners,’ am., 12:40, 2:25, 4:20, 6:05, 9:50 p.m. Tivoli-~“So This is Paris,” 55 and 9:45 p.m. Ambl!sndnr‘r Men of p.m. Black Paradise,” bur- at 10:65 50 and at 2:35, Steel,” at at 12:30, 2, 3:30. 0 p.m. “urdmlm Park—"Cabinet of Dr. (*an ari, at 7 and 9 neoin (colored)—"Mantrap,” l'mlonc 2 to 11 p. con- HORTICULTURAL CLUB PLANS ANNUAL EXHIBIT The annual fruit, flower and vege- table show of the Takoma Park Hortigultural Club will be held at the Takoma Library Thursday and Fri- day evenings. Competition will be open to all-amateur gardeners in the vietnity: Plants, bulbs, flower seeds and cut- tings will be awarded as prizés. Judges will be: Charles W. Bolgi- ano, m-ldem of F. W. Bolgiano & Co..'and C. P. Close of the Department S Asrmaltare, G "Powell is chairman of the flower: show and Miss Margaret Lan- caster and C. C, Thomas will be in charge of the fruit and vegetable Phe fruit exhibit will have clasmes for apples, grapes., pears, plums, inces and raspberries. q“"l‘h? flower show will have classes for asters, gladioli, marigolds, roses nrl‘\d :lnnhs. Other flowers are grouped vlass. l“'r':‘: :euemhk exhibit has classes for string and lima beans, beets, car- rots, corn, onions, potatoes, radishes and tomatoes. Virginia Country Estate Near Richmond, Va. 335 acres with handsome lmprn\'ementc in Country Club Section. Fifteen minutes’ drive over macadam road to city TIONAL TONIGHT $1.10, 75¢, S0c AT 8:20 BUY SEATS NOW FOR <FAREWELL WEEK “‘u"l'slfln\l "lu\\ “71 KEYS TO BALDPATE" ~—ALL WEEK— LIONEL | BARRYMORE In a_Screen Version of Sir Henry Irving’s Immortal Play | “THE BELLS"” —SPECIAL PROLOGUE— Featuring MILLA DOMINGUEZ, Sopr: NICHOLAS VASILIEFF, T ‘Conceived and Directed b MISCHA GUTERSON, Conducting Washington's Best Ore Overture, st z “Morning, Noon and Night™ International News SHUBERT BeLascO THEATER Management Mesars. Shubert TONIGHT = DAVID BELASCO Presents FANNIE BRICE W “FANNY” A Melodramatic Comedy in Thres Acts nd David Belasce ly Selected Cast 2 vzExs NEXT MONDAY Mail_Orders Accepted—Seats Thursday % 72227 72 % —Other Hits— 7 NOW PLAYING Paramount Presents THOMAS WITH RENEE ADOREE In @ dramatic romance of aacri- fice _and devotion by the author of “6-Cylinder Love.” “TIN GODS” 2 AW\'@EME’.\"I‘S. —TODAY ONLY— 3100—7:00—0100 P. M. Atlantic City Pageant Beauties ‘- IN PERSON | ce Here e Board- the Title ot “Mias America." Misses Seattle, Portian burgh, Spokane, Kans Missouri, Colo: waukee, Denver, Detrof WASHINGTON'S COOLEST THEATER NEXT WEEK " Entire Change " i§ of Policy NORMA SHEARER In her latest hit, “THE WANING lll" THE. STAG! VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA RUBINOFF GUEST CONDUCTOR AND VIOLIN VIRTUOSO e/ This property is unencumbered and is offered for cale, or will consider exchange for Washington income property. For complete information: or personal inter- view Tuesday, September 7th— The program includes study of re- | ligious psychology. psychoanalysis, || experimental psychopathology and be: iorism. the merchants doing business in the block bounded by Ninth, Tenth, B and C streets southwest are not to be moved at present, perhaps never. They also know that so long as a COMEDY Do CHARLIE CHASE Expert \/ § merchant complies with the zoning restrictions and the District regula- tions he can do business where he pleases. But the farmers must g» to the place designated, or stop that line of business. “It is a fact that ahout 60 per cent of the produce brought to the Wash- ington market is sold to grocery stores, hotels, small dealers and housewife trade. We farmers feel that if we are not centrally located we will lose practically all of this business. “One of the sea-food dealers ad- vised the commerce body that there are boatloads of melons at the wharf which are offered as low as $5 per hundred. The farmers will be placed in this same position if thev are compelled to locate in that section, and long before the Center Market would be placed there the farmers would have become extinct as far as a wholesale market is concerned, the (Copyright. 1026, by Chicago Daily News Co.) TWINS SWIM 17 MILES. 12-Year-0ld New York Girls Make Trip in Rain in 6 1-2 Hours. NEW YORK, September 6 (#). Phyllis and Bernice Veitenfield, twins, | 12 ‘vears old, swam today in the rain from Yonkers to the Battery, cover- ing the 17 miles in six and a half hon Watch Repairing Oppenheimer & Shah 9977F St. N Your Eyes Consult our optometrist for accurate advice about your vision. M. A. LEESE OPTICAL co. 614 9th St. BRANCH STORE 712 11th Street | TR RRRE PR Mount Vernon Address or see T. G. Burch and L. M. Vaughan, New Willard Hotel, Washington, D. C. Offensive Catarrhal Conditions will be quickly overcome through the use of Key’s Antiseptic Powder (Pulvo Septine) A solution of Key’s Antiseptic Pow- KEI'nhAl.lli JAUDEVILLE "TODAY 215 & ETHEL BARRYMORE & ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE RANDALL'S F 8T. AT 1 TODAY 11 A. First National Presents MEN OF STEEL Interpreted by a Brilllant Group of SIX_STARS “EXTRA MALE CHORUS METROPOLITAN TO 11 P. M. 'Direction Stantey, Company, of (merica Stanley ok Vaude- ville ! Eotn | 1 13th St—RBelow F TODAY 1:30 TO 11 P. M. ROYE & MAYE REVUE Gorgeously Mounted—Magnifi- cently Contumed “AL’S HERE” BUY EARLY A Sceme From Bygene Daye HARRY BATES Three Other Great Acts ON THE SCREEN LEATRICE JOY And Star Cast in Producers’ THE CLINGING VINE CRANDALL’S Apollo Theater 624 0 St N.E. S Garden o Haliday Mat. Todar. 2 pm AY. R aui FERCY. NN OF TWENTY TODAY at 8105, 7:10, 9120 P. M. World Survey—Prelude CONTINUOUS, OROMESTRA MUSIC Washington's Finast Orchest DANIEL BREESKIN, cONDUCTOR “THE METROPOLITAN RAMILEIS" commission merchants having ah- nasal sorbed that business at an additional cost to the consumer of approximately 25 per cent i T WOMEN AS PALLBEARERS. Members of W. C. T. U. to Serve for Gov. Gore's Mother. CLARKSBURG, W. Va., der—clears and cleans the ges—gently and pl ntly—giv- ing relief. Easy to use—harmless to the most delicate membranes and tissues. and' Alexandria, Va. Car leaves Terminal ) 12th & Pa. Ave. N.W. 90c L every hour on the hour R;,u,nd n the Earle Just the place to spend a wonder- tul evening. The Music is s3ppy. the floor is “tip-top.”” and ‘he crowd is jovial. What more could you wani? See you at Swanee tonite. NOON 'TIL MIDNITE TODAY ALL THE FIFTY AMUSEMENTS AT FREE ADMISSION GLENECHO PARK CHOOL Supplies. Wholesale and retail. Get yours now! GARRISON’S Wholesale Toy and Novelty Co., Inc. E Street N.W. MT. VERNON 50c and $1—in the Yellow Box Sold by all druggists E-Z Chemical Co., Washington, D. C. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. week days Mount Vernon Electric Railway Phone Main 397 Music by Swanee Syncopators, direction of Al Kamone 13th and E Sts. September CRANDALL'S TIVOL! 14th & PK.RU.N.W TODAY-—MONTE BLUF and PATSY MILLER in "SO THIS IS CHARLER CHASE Codt LIAN GISH in cxm:‘#'“ at the funeral of Mrs. Gore, Gore. Fulfilling a wish Mrs. Gore had ex- pressed some time before her death. members of the Clarksburg Central ‘Women's Christian ‘Temperance Tnion, of which Mrs. Gore was a member, will serve as casket bearers @&t the services tomorrow. AR N, Antrim, Ireland, is lending $500 to farmers who wish to build homes in the country nearby. Marietta T. Howard M. mother of Gov. - 6 (#).—Women will act as pallbearers E cpfiqggt‘kjsvnrezt'zow. AY—NORMAN ¥ HE LOVE THIEF'"BU'STER BROWN TOMORAOW — NORO THY, DEVORE CRANDALL'S ——— ci{Afi”n'A‘i'i"‘s"’?'fvw v & Far Holidax Mat ko AV=CLA Post-Holiday Ekonomies Satisfaction Since 1859 NGS PALY Second Floor 510-818 Seventh Strec. New Fall Dresses Really worth a great deal more 5.75 Tt is really remarkable ‘to be able to offer such attractive Fall dresses at the very beginning of the new sea- son. This achievement is really an outstanding occurrence in the dress world. Stunning Fur Coats $95 to $359 | Luxuriant pelts in smart styles and colors are featured at the various prices. Furs, too—carry a service guarantee of two yvears. Garments stored free until you want them. With Coupon Only Colgate’s Fab large size, 17c Street Floor $4 Satin Charmeuse $2.79 Yd. 5 54 inches wide, in_navy only. Requires 1 yards for a smart o e STEAMER $1.59 Georgette Crepe Charles Macalester $1 Yd Leaves “th St. Whart Dally . 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. 39 inches wide, in a wide range 4 ‘of street and evening colors, Rount‘l Tnp, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ also black and white. Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Bed Sets' $1.89 Mt. Vernon not open on Sundays Crinkled sets in natural color with blue or rose stripes. Dimity Bedspreads $1.79 81x90 size, for double beds. Launder beautifully, OME; mw RROW_—MARIE DREVOST in TP _IN MABEL'S ROOM CRANDALL'S Savoy Theater 14th and Col. Rd. Holiday Mat, Today. 2 TODAY—DOROTHY, m:vfi:x in " WHEN HUSBANDS FLIRT - Tmmmmw e c LLE'S THE VOLGA mwrnu CRAND ALL'S Avenue Grand n] fl:fl',‘l‘%'tl' Mats. Daily 2 nm _—Sundss 3 o.m SN 22 COLIEEN. | MOORE . in ELEN AND DY. ROW. NT in “MAN- BBY V] PR\n\ MRy, 1 ALLISON FCRAGE CRANDALL’S ',"""’ o ¢ w. LR Open at 8:30 A.M. Daily CRANDALL’S Holidas Mat Tmlm TODAY — NOR A TAVE TIHFF TONDRROWSTAR RO RETRIBCTION 2 P. R PERCY, M o M'EN‘VA AVE. AT nnL “BUDDIE"”_HARRISON and Her “HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS" r Savings o Accounts £ ivil I’s a Privilege —to serve the many business peo- $le and others who bank at Franklin; @nd our handling of their accounts evidences how highly their patronage 18 valued. ¥ You can always find parking space near us—use your car. Franklin National Bank Tenth St. at Pa. Ave. N.W. 1111 Connecticut Avenue COCHRAN. THOS, P. 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