Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1927, Page 32

e % TR0 eehiia TAL_EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. MOXDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 1977. CIVITAN OUTING HELD. |[15eon auowt, et and it con- | HUNUR TU MEMURY Outdoor sports are features of an | | the :‘n\kll‘»‘.:“:‘h:::l:‘or:n’:;u:‘;?tnr :;": st‘.‘ ‘ THIS BSNUIE" = x‘romr: wAs"INGToN TAKEN \ \ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Ol Tronsides,” photo- d $:30 p.m. BETWEEN Belasco—"The Garden of Eden”| outing of ti £t of hoys in engaxing in some ELASC! 2 \ e Civitan Boys' Garden | WEEK AT 8:30 221 N‘NTH S « GANDH (‘mnrd\ at £:20 pm. il b u therehy K B D€ Iuh, being hald under the auspices N Y zens. T Arch Sslwyn presents the Y & lunh s—Cissie Loftus, vaudeville, l..r the Clvitan Club gt ‘the. Beaver | ar e ";'(; the ',m\\ London, Berlin and Viennese Success M- m«c N S AL and $:15 pm | Dam Club this afternoon. Activities h e hest “ “dens. T"E n“nn!' 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AND MAYE “Semsational Dancers.” Philadelphia BETHOLINE, just as it comes to you from the orange pump, was used by three world-famous racing drivers in recent vic- tories on the Langhorne and Altoona tracks. Letters received and g g g Alexandria, Va. Car leaves Termi- nal, 12th & Pa. Ave. NIWE (sveyilioution C ] lml SSEVITZKY. Conductor. Leaves 7th St. Wharf Daily = . . e hour, .M. to ! 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. from them contains points of interest to motorists. Jimmy "',:.‘,.‘,_ "";9"2:"“‘:“ Reund §| w14 GIOVANNI MARTINELLI not open Sundays. L a Park, D. C. Season tickrte. S10.9 TAKOMA ™ 'fi'_";! arking Troubles Philharmonic Course Nov.11 EDWARD JOHNSON Tenor Metronolitan Opera || Jan-1t GERALDINE FARRAR Prior 1o her opera‘ic appearances in Berlin Feb.21 FRITZ . KREISLER g Meh.2 RACHMANINOFF Meh i MME. JERITZA Season tickets. 316 $13.50, 511, $8 plus (1% Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon not epen on Sundays Gleason says: “I didn’t find it necessary to add any ingredi- ‘ ents to BETHOLINE, which I have always had to do with other fuels.” Frank Farmer writes us: “Put me down as a BETHOLINE fan for life.” Mcunt Vernon Electric Railway g Phone Main 397 i the Murphys” NEWS—-SMITH FAMILY TOMORROW AR | Why Waste Heat? All those small cracks in your furnace that seem somehow to get around the doors, pipes and <him- ney are all heat wasters. You can _easily stop those expensive leaks by | applying a little Ruthland Furnace Cement. Now is a gond time to do the job. Z A pound can costs only Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month, |nc|udmg interest and prin- Wilson Greene Series POPULAR PRICES Oct.21“The BEGGARS’ OPERA” Direct from the I\r|| Theater. London Nov. 1 Nov. I8 LAW] m"" E TIBBETT arytone Metrovolitan Opera * JOSEF HOFMANN vev.17 SIGRID ONEGIN _ Although BETHOLINE was designed primarily for the reg- ular gasoline engine, it is significant that it is capable of pro- ducing such spectacular results in racing cars. ? cmm THEATER i (‘HA RLIE {INEW STANTON ! JOAN CRAWFORD in STANDING HEA \IbumBARTON LYONS COMED __LET and eve. Decatur 1115-J, You can give the whole “ furnace a coat of stove “. ., . BETHOLINE worked “We are pleased to ad- . o « I have never come cipal. Larger or smaller SIDNE :\‘::;:;l e like a charm. . . I opened my vise that Tom Dawson, Aciatys a: mosor uclino de. Iogns at Profordonate rates. ELITF - A prevent rust and d Miller S pendable in an emergency as NAUGHTY brighten up the whole ap- throttle to the limit . . . at riving our er Spe- BETHOLINE . .-. my en- HIPPOI)R ME pearance of the cellar, the end of the race my motor cial, won the 50-mile gine never failed once to PERPETUAL A KISS 1N A A JA S —— — “Since 1845 helping home owon- was so cool that you could race on the Altoona work smoothly and power- BUlLDlNG CAROLINA'““ m.?n';";n!:‘fi;.‘:‘;“.f.‘;:}.“."?.f‘::" oy waiting for ~ur aqualified ls. 811 ers save money by wusing good paint at the right time.” Butler- il [ 609 C St. N.W, put your face against the Speedway. BETH O- fully . . . didn't flm{ it nec- essary to add any ingredi- radiator . . . put me down as LINE worked. very well ents, which I have always a BETHOLINE fan for life” ;nd we are going to use oy’ 10" do with other fuels.” FRANK M. FARMER g JIMMY GLEASON (Winmer 1 mile; 41.80 sec.) | z (I8 Wl_hfini- fl-h.flz-s.u.) ASSOCIATION Largest in Washington Assets Over $15,000,000.00 Cor. 11th and E N.W. P ol T AMERICAN 1= 3 “CHILDREN OF DIVO! North LIBERTY O GHANEY in Ie'bwr‘:‘ any bour. eve. with Prof. .n's % » el‘ncus priva 1828 M 178 orchestr dances— Kinkj08, m.mnun Ylnk:-hu\u. et