Evening Star Newspaper, October 5, 1926, Page 48

43 STRANDED LIQUOR |.. TRAWLER SEIZED Vessel Runs Blockade of Rum Chasers in Dash Along Jersey Coast. ¥ the Associated ¥ NEW YORK, October 5.--The Brit v ler ifohenlinden, with teged liquor aboard fled when The vessel w bhut wias float per bay last ni over to the collector of Ing the d « vessel, said by Cc ficials to be an old offende Iy s=ailed through the « fleet, eluded the police b and, cording to oflicials, had unioaded 1,000 cames of 4 liqguors before the ived ried the Land was under Bri home yport is Mont . from Halifax, August 18 unnan destination officials said According salled throu of chasers, up I d the Kills to chored at is believ or early Name Painted Out. will be turned The assor Rritish flag vessel rum ough turday morning. When seized, the first three substituted, changing v to Penlinden. commandes vd district, er p the name of the traw Capt. Ge riine of the New York Coast ( said the slipping of the trawler through the Coast wd lines was ona of the most daring rum gling attempts ever made. the ship was anchored off the Statue of Liberty. guarded hy men OFFICERS TO TRAIN. Winter Schedule of 428th Infantry Is Announced. Winter schedule for officers of the 145th Lized Reserves, ated tonight at s raham Building, 144 will continue on the first Tuesduys of each month vntil ier notice, Lieut. Col. West A commanding. announced and third fur Hamilton today ers were reminded W Millard who shal ing wed to the up- | customs dur- | ] riday | Speciul letters | the of her name had been painted out and | g, the success of the ticket next | i | of the association mug- | Government | | club for | does not_indc THE UTILITIES BOARD ASKS| MORE ACCQUNTANTS Problems Too.mny for Present Force, Bachman Says in Annual Report. EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—"Ben-Hur"” (second week), photoplay, at 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. Poli’s — “Her Cardboard Lover," comedy-drama, at 8:20 p.m. Belasco—"“The Patsy,” comedy, 20 p.m. President farce, at Keith's— Twins,” vaudeville, at at ! Kiss in a Taxi,” | Siames and ¥ Antonio 215 Earle—Elizabeth Brice, continuous, 1:30 to 11 pan Strand—-Watch the Drums,” ville, continuous, 12:30 to 11 p.m. —+Bringing Up Father in burlesque, at 2:15 and 815 vaudevilie. | Acide from a mass of statistical in- formation concerning the public util- itles corporations of the District, the annual report of the Public Utilities Commission, made public yesterday, carries an uppeal by Byers M. Bach- man, its chief accountant, for addi- “Evelyn Cunningham Re- y tional accountants who are “able to aly rlesque, ‘at 2:15 and 8:15 pan. {1 + Boheme,” at 11 am., p.m. politan—"Three Bad Men,” at 0 am., 1:20, 3 25, pan. Rialto —‘nnx Big Night," 4 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. v Horsemen of the at 10:30, J42:20, 2:33, pom. Tin Gods.” “During the current year the work of the accounting bureau has been carried on by the accountant and the 7:30 and | statisticlan. both of whom have ren- dered faithful service,” said Mr. Bach- man, “but with a force so limited, so inadequate, and with many complex problems arlsing during the year, the accounting bureau has been forced to accept as correct, in all of its in- vestigations concerning rates and val- uations, the facts and fisures sworn to by the public utilities. “The bureau desires, therefore, again to make an appeal for additions s personnel of competent accoun familiar with the various class and able to analyze an 11:30 at 2:15, 4, 5:50, “Three Bad Men," at ano de Ber- ¢ The report of R. G. mission’s traffic _engineer, showed that the Capital Traction Co., in ad- dition to minor repair replacemenh DEMOCRAT'C WOMEN'S 10t worn sepuonx-rene\\ed 1.33 miles GROUPS MAY UNITE Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE. October 5. -An at tempt to unite Democratic women of State and bring about harmony ll coln (colored)—"“T'he Wise Guy,” Klotz, the com- from 2 to 11 p.m. Safeguard Your Eyesight 1f you're troubled— See Our Optometrist M. A. LEESE OFTICAL co. BRANCH STORE 712 11th Street | Eat More Sea Food for Your Health’s Sake i “Our Wednesday Specials” Crab Flakes . ... .60c Ib.. Oysters . .60c quart NO RETAIL DELIVERY month will be made at the convention of the Maryland Women's Democratic ciation here tomorrow. A movement for the amalgam: and the U Women's (lubs was start ter organization in June, d o committee of three was ap pointed to confer with a committee of the same nupber in the other the pose of drafting & f co-operation in the event too many obstacles in the TDemoeratic ed by the la in the plan mem Deno One forr co-ope her of the and Women tion, is that the indors: Ea;_ho&Co.,lnc. pal Fish Market offices, but onl for such, 12th and Water Sts. S.W. places as the State central commit- I'lmm: Main 10130. tee, congressional campaign commit- tee and similar committees. Blection of officers and a program of work will constitute the other busi ness of the conven The Democratic e candidates, including Gov. Albert C. Ritchie and vdings. candidate for the United States Se L will be' guests of hono STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY, AMUSEMENTS. of single track during the year, and OCTOBER 5, 1926. the Washington Railway and Electric Co. renewed les of dngle track. e Carnival Phnners to Meet Special Disvatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., The joint committee of the Hyatts- ville Volunteer Fire Department and Oriole Lodge, Odd Fellows, arranging for the carnival to be given by the organizations October 20, 21, 22 and 23, in the National Guard Armory here, are to meet tonight in fire head- quarters to further arrangements. MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Tth St.” Wharf Dally 10 A M. and 2 P.M. Round Trip, 85c Admission, 25¢ (l'@ lfll Lunch Counter on Steamer t. Vernon not open on Sundays D LANK BOOKS POLI’S TONIGHT Mat. Thurs. & Sat. LAURETTE TAYLOR and Her Cardbeard Lover By Jks?nn DEVAL * ANNE )"C-l:l‘)i'!. Mo.al e “HOWDY KING"' A _Remantic Comedy. with MINOR WATSON anv'u TAse. October EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED —® : B, C. § and M. C. S, rees A. Preparation Doy and Evening Clanses Bulletin_on rv‘nrui 17th and H Main eight-two-five-nine E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. " SUPER SPECIAL 100-Ampere Hour, Eleven-Plate Gibson Storage Battery Absolutely Guaranteed One Free Charge to Each Purchaser Regular Price $15.00 This Week........ 9.98 Get It At y GIBSON’S - Above Battery Will Be Delivered Anywhere in the District of Columbia 917-919 G St. N.W. Spetial PACE COURSES A “Life-time” Home For $6,950 Only $500 Cash—$65 a Month- its vast resources to and it takes its A brand-new It takes the Cafritz organization with build Homes like these to sell at such a price; liberal financing terms to make the purchase so easy. group is just completed at— 7th & Gallatin Sts. N.W. They have those wonderful big rooms; the 3 enormous porches; tile bath; beautiful hardwood floors; artistic electric fixtures. The lots are large and the location one of the best in Petworth. Open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Either Will send auto CAFRITZ Owners and Bu:'ders ot Communities 14th & K 9080 genume new Rubber Case cAt all Willard Battery Stations The WILLARD BATTERY men of WASHINGTON WASHINGTON BATTERY COMPANY 1621-23 1, Street N.W. Main 181 Modern Auto Supply Company ’ seorgia Ave. Battery & Tire Shop g NW. | | 917 H Street N 1306 Georgia Av: x @1NCOLN R COLUMBIA 6116 Owen M \l!l(’lll 011 Mount Vernon Auto Supply 1232 Penna. Av FRANKLIN 3 Spencer Battery 2419 Penna. WEST At Supply uispiny 801 H Street NW. MAIN 29 Brooke €. Furr 706 (; Street SH'. FRANRLIN 55 Hundleys Auto 3436 14th St. N.W. COLUMBIA Go3 Stanton Battery & E 403 C Street N LINCOLN Bradburn Battery & Electric 616 Penna. Ave. S.E. . J. Penning 2505 Champlain Street NIV . ADAMS 1891 Uptown Auto Supply 18th and California * NORTH 68 Tobin’s Service Station 18th and "onrar Sts. N.E. LINCOLN & Instant Service Tire Co. 2025 14th St. N.W. i NORTH 3 WE SERVICE ALL The $1000 "GROUP 9’ x 12* Size Made to our ewn specifica- tions in the province of Anatolia, the rugs in this group_ represent the ulti- mate in Oriental Rug value. A wide range of pateerns and colorings o select from. The = GROUP 9 x 12 Size Herc from Persia and India, China and Turkey, are deep piled rugs that en- hance the home with that luxurious beauty peculiar to the Oriental floor-covering. e $17.50 —Blue in all its shades— Rose or Red—taupes and greys—any color combina- tion you may desire will be found here. ot $22.50 Persian Hearth Rugs Lend Bright hues or somber tones - W. & ]J. SLOANE 709-711-713 TWELFTH ST., N.W. WASHINGTON, D. C. “The House with the Green Shutters" Oriental Rugs At Extraordinary Values T is easy to spend money. Whether the transaction is extravagant or thrifty is determined by what you secure for the expenditure. All Oriental Rugs are not desirable, both §ood and bad are produced, and buying or price alone is an uncertain and often unsatisfactory practice. The expert buyer rejects more than he accepts. OGROUP 9 x 12 Site Preserving all the beauty and warmth of color that make genuine Oriental Ry 50 sought after, the Guli- stan, a fine type of Asia Minor rug, features promi- But it is possible, under certain favorable fecy in thid group. conditions, for the importer to secure rugs, which sell at surprisingly moderate prices, and yet which are rightly to be classed as rugs, worthy of your con- fidence and of a place in your home. The *450.2600 GROUP * 9 x12 Sige Control of our own looms in the best weaving districts of India, Persia, Tutkey and China, have enabled us to evolve some beautiful and thoroughly good qualities. | Masterpieces of crafesman- ship are_the rugs in this group. Deep, rich, closely woven, possessed of a soft- ness under foot that thrills one by the very luxury of it. Cozy 1f you feel that the prices quoted here are within your desired expenditure you can dismiss any misgivings as to the quality. | | Note to the Home e $25.00 ~ Among this group yeu will findy 15 addicon oo che €x- mmv: selection of hearth rugs, Anatolian prayer rugs R Gvceiects where ot rage oed 21 2 wall h...,.... 7 d 530-00 <~ S cvery home dhese are nooks and comers that can be brightened and made to live, by the simple ‘addition of a small rug. Here is variety of colorings and designs in such profusion that any decorative scheme can be adhered to, and any personal desire gratified. ) Charge Accounts Conveniently Arranged Sloane Endorsed Merchandise Carries cAn cAssurance of Satisfaction STORE OPEN FROM 9.00 A.M. to 5.30 P.M. DAILY INCLUDING SATURDAY + FREIGNT PAID TO ALL SHIPPING POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES RIALTO —NOW PLAYING— OARL LAEMMLE Pressats “HER BIG NIGHT” A Glorious Joy-Tazgle, LAURA LA PI.IITE On the Stage «“A NIGHT IN A CABARET” Featuring HELENA LANVIN Mezzo Soprano Frem the Oapitol Thester, New York, OTHER ENTERTAINERS Btaged and Direoted by Mischa Guterson, Conducting ‘Washington's Best Orohestrs hunuuon.l News—Other Hits. Ny % % 7%, and 2 2, /// 7 President Theater Players Offer A. H. Woods French Farce Furore Next Woek, Beats Now. “They Knew What They Wanted” We Play LOEW'S Vaudeville ST o-mnau-——u moon_to 11 Scr, “That Model From Parls” Az Entertaining Oomedy Dre MARCELINE DAY e o o JACK POWELL SEXTETTE In “WATOH THE DRUNS" ARDMAN PAR The Motlon Pleturs Two Shows Daily—: First Showing Cyrano de Bargmc r Rostand’s Drama in Natural _Colors TODAY TWO (2) SHOWS 2:15_and 8115 THE SENSATION OF THE SHOW WORLD San Antonio's SIAMESE TWINS Born Joined Together A Presentation of Wonder and Amazement ADDED ATTRACTION A Blaockface Scream JAY C. FLIPPEN “The Ham What Am" ¢ Balc., 8. : Balo. 880, Phones MAIN 4484-44856823 MAT.WED. At2:30 80c te $9.00 TONIGHT " SHUBERT & sn BELASCO t. Mosars. Bhubert RICHARD HERNDON Presents An American Comedy, by Barry Comsmers “THE PATSY” With CLAIBORNE FOSTER And Original Booth Theater N. Y. Oast NEXT SUNDAY _SEATS THURS. EARL CARROLL PRESENTS Brosdway's Bost “LAFF THAT OFF” OVER A YEAR'S RUN IN NEW YORX varr GAYETY i Ladiss’ Club Theater. Bmoking Permitted. Twice Dafly—2:15 and 8:15 Geo. MeManus' World Tamous Cectaom Musical IIIIGIIG up FATHER IN FLORIDA Resvits of Worid Rerfes Games by Innings An " Main REY PERSONAL MAGNETISM RADIANCE POWER WEALTH YOUTH LECTURES BY Viva M. January 1326 Eye Street N.W. Wednesday 8 P.M. SUBJECT : “THE SECRET OF BEING NATURALLY MAGNETIC” DANCING every evening, from nine till one, in the beautiful and spa- cious auditorium. ARCADIA 14th and Park Road MUSIC by Arcadia 14-piece orchestra. Direction of Mr. Daniel Breeskin Ladles, We. Gentlemen. $1.96 S F !tnn at_13th ;. 10:30 & m—11 p. m. oW PLAVING THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE WITH RUDOLPH VALENTINO AND ALICE TERRY A Metro-Goldwyn Ploture ON THE STAGRE FRANCES WHITE International Singing Com- edien: vorite NOW PLAYING Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents KING VIDOR'S OLASSIC Based on the famous operat Diveet from its Broadway vun at §3 prices—With LILLIAN GISH AND JOHN QILBERT Pathe Newsreal—Fables Overtare—ite. it TR T iy i (MR, | E’i‘"i’i‘fipoumu | e T FOR THE FIRST TIME ON ANY SCREEN IN WASHINGTON, WM. FOX THIS WEEK PRESENTS 3 BAD MEN “ONE OF THE REALLY FIRST-CLASS SCRESN PRODUC- TIONS OF THE SEASON"— STAR “ONE OF THE FINEST ‘WBSTERNS' TO HAVE GRACED OUR SCREENS THESE MANY YEARS"— POST “UNIQUE, ENGROSSING"— TIMES “A MAJESTIC SPECTACLE"— HERALD E “WM. FOX'S BEST BET OF T'l!’ SEASON"— i} ey 2nd Capacity Week “The gre ture history. News. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER $4,000,000 PRODUCT ON OF . BEN "‘“*7“ "Pmczs Siehte—ore Bal., l Bk - ot thrills in pic- Leonard Hall, “NOT to see this picture of Ben-Hur ié a misfortune. “NOT to have your chil- dren see it is an injustice to those children.”"—Evening Time: “In truth, this is one of the great motion pictures of our time.”"—John Daly, Post. dmmonn uxes.mm TOURING ORCHESTRA OF 30 Al Feserved. VIOLA DANA ‘o WILD OATS LA MORROW "1 Ave. Ph. W. 953 le Parkine Space CHARLES M METT AR A GUERITE DE 1A 3 NRY 13tk St—Below F WALTHALL. -~ THE TNRYOWS TODAY 1:30 TO 11 P. M. ELIZABETH BRICE AND HER BAND NIBLO & SPENCER In “1000 Miles From Newhere” Three Other Great Acts ON THE SCREEN JETTA GOUDAL AND EXCEPTIONAL CAST IN DUMBARTON e e B' ANCHE SWEET ‘HER MAN "0 WAR’ o BATIE STET b CRANDALLS, 0, . EMPIRE ™', 1 N RO PARK THEATER 4618 lith Ufa's “The Waltz Dream FROM THE OSCAR STRAUSS OPERETTA SIDNEY LUS HIPPODROME K. near ot DOROTHY GIS “NELL GWYN" ADDED ATTRACTION lhll Sl lmi R I Ave. ELITE l:FAm{r .| OLYMPIC Youst. “Bet. 14th & 15th ‘DUPED." And COM ORPHAN PARTY NIGHT. bR i NEWSTANTON 58 ¢ S TODAY — GEORGE O'BRIEN AND h cAROuNA lllh& BORDEN in “THREE BAD HRAE LIAN RICH. JE IRENE ~_ RICH FMOON EXPRESS EDESON o ToNO RO e ol LIBERTY YNorth Cap. and I St 5= ~ or and P ~. CRANDALL'S SENERWw o 1] omrns ol o SR 4002 Ist St & R. L Ave. AMENICANIESE & Tr e WHITE i FAVORITE 62 1 Street N.W. ~ PADLOCKED __COMEDY. PRINCESS lll'! H \! BE RUDOLPH MONSTEUR TODAY__PATSY RUTH MIL SO THIS I8 PARIS < COMEDY e ROW-—1LON CHANEY i STHE TRAP av R v ETT i CRANDAI... S NEI. BARRYMORE in RUDOLEH VALY AINTED DEVIL A rn.\mRRm\ T A 322 Pa. Ave. THEODORE noavm"s : CAT'S PATAMA TODAY - TOMORRO R DA BRI C"ANDALL'S ,”'“!‘,“ . TV{I;'\' > F VALKE! 1 PIRART S Jis EDY TOMORROW — LIONEL CRANDALL’S sk nanry- |} '..‘,r..','.nfmam ! — | The Tchermkoff Gardiner School of Dancing Gixth Season Reopening October 4 in the art af pith o HOME 1220 € 8t N.® “THE BARRT- CRANDALLS 0! —RIDOLPH o e T "A‘ P Teach you 10 dance cor. et fi e ingaons. I DAVlSON ’S it CRANDALL'S COLONY v & Fareagnt TODAY—ANXE . MAD A HAL R TONORRD X TRI¢ HE CLINGING VINE x Frot. Waitz and Tango. New Collegia u).rl-.um Valrneia, Latest Vanationa. 1t CATHERINE BALLE | Teacher of Smart St | Tuesday. " Orchestra lLI".'ITlE MARIE BARRETT Premisr Dansense Will Make ;lnl"! ‘(A:’i"l“:ll-. R .u| gom Dancer A. AV L:‘.V (l'\hlVGHAW Al Novelties, ~m.m-. and ¥