Evening Star Newspaper, August 2, 1927, Page 36

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, 1927. POWER HEARINGS DATED. | SNYDER OUT OF CITY. “M"‘IIE‘ 1]’ f‘icbf?ond Ll e WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE. Maj. Somervell Announced August|U. S. Marshal Conveys Prisoner to| Wife of Marion Berry Richmond and | Absolute Separation Sought by | 24 and 25 Definitely Set. Cincinnati Authorities. f;‘\":‘"‘fi"‘"“::‘m'l”h“”"‘,':”;“m“,‘:_'_"'k‘!:“?f Mrs. Della M. Keener. ‘Maj. Brehon Somervell, Army en-| United States Marshal Edgar C.|Wednesday, July 20, according tol Della M. Keener, 2103 F street, yes. (‘,ij:xd_f“_‘",hm ' ,"'-flt“;“f"‘”‘:‘:\‘“" Snyder left Washington last night|yord received here. Funeral services Lerday filed suit for an absolute di- 11115 | B s (he days on which his| With a United States prisoner wanted | and interment were in Bellflower, | Y0rce from Joseph F. Keener, 607 street, in the District Supreme 5, 5:25, 7:20 an 0 p.m. ‘nfllf‘o will hold hearings on the pro-|at Cincinnati, Ohio, for an alleged | Mrs. Richmond is survived by a_sis- | Second ¢ | posed development of water power on | attack on a deputy United States) ter, Irs. 8. D. Booth, and a niec . A corvespondent is named. Attorn wirice M. Grudd, A ‘Rolled Sto . 3 i Senator Believes COHQTCSS‘ 1 T e e ™ at | The upper Potomac. A tentative an- | mar; After delivering his pris- | Mrs. Marion Kern, both of this city rough - iniiff tells the court that the| 9:50 p.m. | nouncement o these dates was made | oner Marshall Snyder will go fo I Should Meet Early to Plan el aRive several days v.. to attend (he Fede e a nvl tha On (l: Flood Relief. Th~ hearing on the first day will be | ¢ler! ntion on August 4 and ; AMUSEMEN MUSEMENTS. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. \n“nnnl—"Smmn Through,” drama, 20 pm. Keith's—Violet Heming, vaudeville, al 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Earle — “Ballet Caprice,” “Blind vaudeville, continuous, 1:30 to U KI'FP COOL shed Air, driven by gisat ury part of the house, over miles of iced colls, insures re- I'AIIAMOIIIT JUNIOR STARS Let o7 Tonls Brooks, James 1. Richard Arlen and El Brendel in Paramount’s EARLE FOXE In n “Van Bibber” Comedy Wil Ragers Abroad World Survey Overture—*“The Freshman" Danlel Breeskin Conducting ington's Flueat Orchextrs, New Umbrella Handles. VIENNA he chubby Hmlnt'h | with it unted handle 1\ bheing re placed here hy ilas mvh o0, Choos Presents BALLET CAPRICE A Tervsichorean Revel in Ten BRODERICK & FELSEN 4—oTHER STAR ACTS—4 Vaudevitie, 3. 6 and 9 1- M. ON THE SCREE THOMAS MEIGHAN With Evelsn Brent and Greta Nissen In “BLIND ALLEYS” Screensd at 2, 4:45, 7:35 and 10 P. M. CRANDALL’S TIVOL 1, 11th & Park Rd. TODAY, AND. TOMORROW -G ILDA GRAY 1n CABARET." CHAR CHASE COMEDY CRANDALL'S York Theater Ga. Ave&Quehee! TODAY—LOIS MORAN 1" “THE WHIRLWIND. OF YOUTH TOMORROW — FLORENCE _ VIDOR Pipr THE WORLD™ AT T HER Out.,” at 10 and | Miles 1d at Harpers Ferry, W. Va., since| Deputy United State: the pending application of the Potomac s and Ceremile River Corporation provides for a dam | PAnyir e marshal d powerhouse there as well as near | cinnati. The prisoner e O s o f. e | Gipes. who has been at St. Elizab light crooked h langth will be in the andito Hosnital since Iebruary last, when|the um! brella same 1 ret,” at 2:35 ; jor Department Building he was transferred from the t-{ the type of . e 7 ¢ Depavtanent Duiliing v County Jail at Dayton, and has The de ‘ \Imem employ Men." at 11:3 3:35, ¢ 30 and 9:40 |!Hl Little Theater- \ Woman of Paris,” | ( continuous, 1:30 to 11 p.m. Tivoli— and 9:40 pam sus Bureau month, while < employed t at $18 the ¢ the led intc onl the 0 \‘”‘”“ . Ambassador- Congress should sion early in the the flood-relief probl deficiency bill, whic Senate filibuster last March Robinson of Ar mains the handle has been var The War Rolled Stc hegin early consideration of importa there is no necessity legislation, ess meet before Decem- SEEKS LIMITED DIVORCE Margarette May Winston Charges A RICH MAN'S PLAYGROUND FOR SALE The Show Place of Maryland \mba«mlor CRANDALL‘S TODAY. — LOUISE B JAMES | HALL™ in CHARLES ¥ EY tive flood ction when that he had prey relief measure Buy Your Tires on the Easy Payment Plan gaso- Husband with Desertion. A limited divor couzht in a suit | MURRAY in the District Supreme Court ar May Winston, rmynxku\\ and GEORC A A3 FRON CRANDALL'S I CRANDALL'S \a'\u\ Theater TODAY — NOR 1\\ RE : h & Col. Rd. WINDSOR TODAY S FILEES MURPHY i bRy VERYON (O3 BURNT FINGERS. EDY e umnuru.\\ RAMON NAVARRO TOMORROW—CAT" LICE TERRY in “LOVERS GESSER in_TH! would extend Mississippi R tributaries and eippi River. Objects to Be Served. prc 316 King st Silas s Harvard throuzh Attor- says that she lived endant’ at Alexandria, last, when they ind that on that rted her Pay for a new tire the same way you do for your line—as you use it. At any of our stores vou can biry brand new anteed The_plaintiff, m Wood ; The appropriation e T he used for the repair s tion of such works : gary, the pavm Jevee districts fay be found the availability of works supplemental mtil July 13 bonds of and U. S. ROYAL CORD or USCO T No t'mamo or interest charges. a small amount of tires ( O u?u oF SALON RO NONTE Bt THE BRU7 REUS CRANDALL'S TODAY, AND WAY reumstances. | ecossary to determine | 8 @ uelty on | ires on time payments. Just show your regis- and drive the. part o th to levees. The defendant, “The issues which will arise on this | barber and bill almost wol T cek. T . Md one child, husband the wife savs, CRANbALI. S is a G FLOREN( (I‘ TRAL away on the new . one, two, three or a whole set on the same terms. at Rock- | pay Aogust 13, and have ARee" I ALTARY CON R DENR RIALTO NOW PLAYING! “MOULDERS of MEN” ON THE STAGE MISS WASHINGTON 3-7-9 P.M. Performances hefore the disasters of 1927 are repeated.” Edwards for Extra Session. Another Democrat, Senator F of New Jer demanded an extra gmession to reduce taxes. Present taxes are too heavy for small and independ- | ent business, he declared in 3 ment proposing a cut equal surplus, which he estimated : 000,000, in the form of reductions in the' levies upon corporations, inhe tances and automobiles and amus ments. “With a bitter fig ing of Mr. Vare : pending,” he said, and with almost absolute assurance tbat fight will take precedence over reduction, flood relief or farm relief what possible opportunity Seventieth Cong: have to offe people tax relief prior to March 15 of r without the aid of an extra | f G:20, and E | hearings on ater power projects | D! = . se. | Yeader, declar return to . el |as a preliminary step to m. ir con- | . 3 Washington ye v Tier in the . i er Glory, sideration by the Federal arly 5,000,000 pounds of goatskins - day Senator Cur ) s, Repub- | 1= . ) 8 8 10 p.n mission, which actually iss ent’ from Hongko, to other ° lican floor leade Wardman R " at 7 and| mits. 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A Federal c tion analogous to the Finance Corpo- Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Wharf Daily ration should be created to take over the general work of rehabiltiation 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ once. Admission, 25¢ “The second general aspect to the (| Cafe and Luneh Counter on Steamer problem, flood prevention and control, Mt. Vernon not open on Sundave involves two general classes of m ures—irst, those which can be intel- ligently enacted from the inforn Tow or soon to be available, and, sec- and, those more technical and difficult problems which will require scientific study and_somewhat prolonged inve tigation. We all know t | in the levees must be repaired, and this itself is a big task when made to embrace those levees on tributaries of the Mississippi not now in the juris- diction of the river commission.” BIBLE SCHOOL TO CLOSE.| Summer Session in Masonic Home Ends Tomorrow. ‘The closing exercises of the Summer session Bible school in the Mason and Eastern Star Home will be he! at the home tomorrow at 7:30 p.r Mrs. Irvin H. Hollander is the rh man of the committee and Mrs. - ard Roseberry, Mrs. Mary lnni\ and | Miss Maud Wessner are the teachers. ‘There will be a demonstration of ] iy state, R LR R LR LU SR L L L R R R R R R R e ED LOEW'S COLUM BI Continuous, 10:30 . m. to 11 p. ™. ranees from 600 to 1.800 fest. 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