Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1927, Page 40

NEW PARK URGED IN TAKOMA AREA szens Nommate Roy Y. Ferner as President of Association. The National Capital Park and Planning Commission was urged Mon | {5 | | | | ou | day night by the Takoma Park Citi-| meetinz in he Public zens' the nd bound - | Yan Buren streers opment of the tract at the eailiest ibte date The action of the association was embodied in a resc lution, Hownrd nnr.ru chairman lat1 plained, | ¢ fter ions and co tained. Afte \ry bond issue the t fcot charge is then determin- added. ers for the year were T vice president ker; —econd vice Jlinton and H. R J Walte Dar Federation of ns' Associations, H. R. Smalley and John Walker. Letters of sympathy will be sent to the families of George former president of who died of h Antonio, Te Luther W. Co Engineer died here Sun elected a_me A resolution ment from the F Associations of V vas adopted. s, “the retire of Citizens’ HYATTSVILLE TO HAVE | BETTER HEATED PRISON & Committee of Council Requested to | Arrange for Winter Comfort Throughout Town Buv'lding. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., October 12.— At a meeting of t mayor and town council Monday night the house com- | mittee, of which Councilman George | N. Bowen Is chairman, was requested | to see that better heat is provided for the jail and the Municipal Building. George W. Topping was appointed town bailiff, Bailiff William A. James having moved to Washington. Upon recommendation of Dr. k. K. Atherton authority was given for the closing of Spencer street from Wine avenue to Ravenswood avenue each school day from 12 to 1 o'clock for the | protection during recess of children at- | tending the Spencer street school. | Tha plan will be tried for 30 days. A motion prevailed authorizing the | Fire Department to buy 400 feet ml new hose. Town Treasurer William A. ':hnp) herd’s montitly report showe of $2,884.06, including $1, taxes. Expenditures $2,343.02, including $1,208. the town's new automobile $229 for street lighting. balance ir the genermi fund of Money in various other funds ported as follows: Rebate, § road, $154: special road, $3 Fire Department, $68.0 NEW YORKERS TO INSPECT VIRGINIA ROAD SYSTEM Party Will Start Tour Tomorrow at Winchester, Covering Many Cities, Including Richmond. Special Diepatch to The Star. ., WINCHESTER, Va., October 12.— Virginia's new and modern highway | system is to be inspected by a party of 24 New York State road enginers and other officials of the State High- ‘way Department, beginning at Win- chester tomorrow. The party, headed by Fred S. Greene, chief of the De- partment of Public Works of the Em- pire State, will spend Thursday going over the numerous hard-surfaced roads in this section and proceed the fol- lowing day along the historic Shenan- doah Valley pike to Lexington. The trip is to be made leisurely to get a better idea of enginering work and also to take in the scenery of the Valley of Virginia. They will attend the Virgina-V. M. I. foot ball game at Charlottesville Saturday and then go to Richimond for a tour of the roads of southern Virginia. The trip is the first to be made by officials of another State to Virginia since the State em- barked upon its extensive road-build- ing program a few years ago, in pur- suance of the p: vou-go _policy. The party will return to New York by “n\d of the Richmond-Washington roa Consent to $3,250 Verdict. The Capital Traction C Carry Ice Cream Co. v mented to a verdict for thém in Circuit Division tice Bailey in favor of A 327 %leventh street southeast the ice cream company and w: jured when the truck was in colli with a car of the traction company, | June 7, 1925, at New Jersey avenue and P street. Attorneys Newmyer, King & Jacobson appeared for the vlaintiff. E HAVE BLANK BOOKS Let us fill your needs E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave, RENT YOUR PIAND WORCHS sion Dior Alexandria, Va. Car leaves Terminal, National—"‘One melodrama, at 8:20 p.m. 2:20 p.m. Belasco—""The | comedy’ pm, Poli's—"The | edy drama, at §: | extravagan w | House,” TAX PLACES UNFILLED. | Montgomery Commissioners Fail to TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. of Medi at 8:30 p.m, Mz ‘icked p.m. v eville and 30 to 11 p.m. t 2:15 and $:15 “What Price Glo +m. to 11 p.m 18 the D 5:20, 7:50 P Metropolitan—-T 1:40 a.am., 1:40, o Br D 8 ardman_ Park—"At at 7and 9 p.m. Act on Chevy Chase Case. William Larue ‘ Special Dispatch to The Star ROCKVILLE though were Ma the county e told by the State that Wiliiam 1 n K rs for the Chevy Ci es of incom - not later than October ioner: expec v comni and 12th & Pa. Ave. N.W., every hour on the hour 9 AM. to 2 P.M. Week Days Mount Vernon 110 G EST. 1879 ¥ Electric Rai Phone Main 3 721 NINTH & UNUSUAL SALE FOR MADAME FOR MADEMOISELLE BEAUTIFUL FALL DRESJES $5.95 A CISTINGUISHED COLLECTION FOR JPORT, JTREET, AFTER- NOON. EVERY DRESS IS AN EXACT REPLICA OF A HIGH-CO>T PARIS IMPORT~-FEATURED AT THE SENJATIONAL PRICE. October Tax, O s Offutt Kerr v moved as the Finest," Matinee at cine atinee a com audeville, at pictures, con- White Revue,’ D * continu t 10:5m nd 915 con.’ nd 9:45 of ‘the 9 p.m. ide,” at 2:25 m and Evil" and 9:40 p.m the Gray omn se petenc s will make ted, at their Round Trip lway 97 BETWEEN + GANDH d | {will be se THE EVENING |BETHESDA PLANNING i BIG CELEBRATION Series of Public Improvements to Be Commemorated—O0fficials | s ‘ to Participate. | To commemorate the rapid growth of public improvements in the Bethesda area, northwest of Wash ington, a g ion is now be. planned by the Bothesda Cham- months s established the next few work will he started on the in- tion of stre construetion been initiated. fentative plans for the celehration ram will be in by offic villages B | lower Montzom County planned to invite > voting membe rship of the mery County Civic Federation nd this event, 8} ossibly ing of the of Commerce at i sonic Hall next 'ke, chairma Middle N COAL Cur low prices are W. 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No pores to absorb dirt. Washmg takes the place of redecorating. SOLD BY Takoma Feed Store Takoma Park, Md. Dixie Hardware & Paint Company . 207 Pa. Ave. S.E. Morris Hardware Company. .....707 7th St. N.W. Cavanaugh & Kendrick.........3270 M St. NW. L. Barr & Son. . .2004 M St. N.W. C. C. Paint Company . 829 9th St. N.W. Silver Springs H'dw’e. &Paint Co. . Silver Spring, Md. H. 0. Trowbridge. .. . . Kensington, Md. . 611 King St., Alex., Va. . . Del Ray, Virginia . Gaithersburg, Md. . Bethesda, Md. .7301 Ga. Ave. N.W. 3322 Ga. Ave. N.W. Del I‘hy Dept. Store. ... Elsm;er Mill & Lamber Co. . L. Stamler . .. D. €., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12. LLOWEEN 1927. AMUSEMENTS. VAUDEVILLE- TODAY MATINEE EVENING NA Z, IPM OVA (In Person) “A Woman n"' the Earth™ ELSA ERSI & NAT AYER Musical Comedy Stars. | LESTER CRAWFORD & HELEN BRODERICK WINNIE BALDWIN 'I‘«mllr‘ at POLY'S " Mat. Tomorrow, 50c to 1.20 MAE WEST it “THE WICKED AGE” ATIONAL TonicHT ts e Conflict e Law By John Wray and tus Nogonte DPIE 24 Unanimous Praise of the Press for the First Real Hit of the S the theater “A perfect cast | play, if ever 4 here It s —JOHN J. mn Y. Post, ““The play 1s a thriller—a m; Sat., 59¢ to $1.50 —— BEG. NEXT SUNDAY NITE Mail Orders Now Szats Tomor. One Week Only, ™ ASON'S FIRST ST \u AND FAMOUS SUCCESS JesseL Wites, 5c, §1.10. $1.65, P s k HOUSE OF HITS LOEW’'S COLUMBI NOW SHOWING at Popular Prices BEAU GESTE From P, C. Wren's Baffling Romance of the Sahara with RONALD COLMAN Alice Joyce, Neil Hamilton, Ralph Forkes, Ilary Brian, Noah Beery and Others. Other Divert! A “LoTwrs ALA C F ST, AT 13TH Continuous 10:3) AN, to 11 P.M. ‘Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents WILLIAM HAINES edy of Romance and Golf SPRING FEVER” E7ON THE STAGET COLLEGIATE REVSE “ON THE CAMPUS" CHRISTIAN'S ORCHESTRA PONCE SISTERS BURNS & FORAN CARDELL TWINS EIGHT CO-EDS Other M-G.M_News Palace Concert Orchestra Foatures AND U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY Luxurious motor coaches over new National Defence Highway, leave 9.00 a. m., 1.00 ©p.m., and 5.00 p.m. Also fast electrictrains every hour on the hour. Round trip. $2.32. To BALTIMORE New, high speed, parlor car type articulated express trains - - first in interurban electric service in America - - every 30 minutes on the hour and %alf hour. Round trip, $2.37. | Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis Electric Railroad Company ‘Termmal: 12th ST, & NEW YORK AVE. MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves 7th St. Whart Daily 10 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ 45" Vi not open oo Bundase AMUSEMENTS. STANLE) L ANDALL 'liv— - '3”'»11; Todnay. 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. First National Presents GEO. SIDNEY CHAS. MURRAY Sam Hardy and Myrtle Stadman in the LIFE OF RILEY —Added Nov “A SHORT TAIL” World Survey—Concert Overture Daniel Breeskin, Conducting Washington Orchestra [ PremiER Today, 1:30 to 11 P Meyer Golden Presen GRACELLA & THEOBORE With & Cast of Six in & Spectacular evue “‘NIGHTS OFLOVE ' W C FIELDS OFFERS “THE FAMILY FORD" Extemporaneous foh Hall OTHER STAR ACTS Vaudevill 9P M ON THE SCREEN. JOANNY HINES With Leila Hyams in “WHITE PANTS VILLIE Sorecned at 2. 4:45. 7:35 axd 10 P. M. CRANDALL'S (ENTRAL &6 TORAY—EMIL \\\\i\ THE OF AL FT xmmuum\ L RN Beginning October 15th With ROUGH RIDERS A Great Picture CRANDALL'S it AT BOW in "'7!""““#‘?(;‘\‘.”" CRANDALL'S Home Theater CRANDALL'S D B TODAY-—POLA NECRE n' - BARNE BARK IU\HI""H\\ \\ll\ O'NEIL FRISCO SALLY_LEVY EE ADOREE CRANDAI.I.’S el v ”‘"""’ I FRAZE i K ) CRANDALL'S Avenie Grand s TODAY-CLARA ’ FovoRmow O Gl it n IS Yoy CRANDALL’S ; TODAY—BEX g est. TER RALSTON in MODERN — COMMAND. CRANDALLS (910%) Farraent MY — POLA WIRE CRANDALL'S TODAY_AND TOMC cor FT(IHEAM Doors Open at 11 U_nder the Personal Direction of “Roxy HELD OVER FOR SECOND WEEK WORLD’S MIGHTIEST MOTION PICTURE The William Fox Masterpiece ~WHAT PRICE “BOXY” PROJ OGUE g \\mmu\ 'AND “ROXY” STARS IN BRILLIANT ACTS rmmm».m MONTE CRIY] CRAVDAI.L’S SictD. NIt v Cathedral Choir—rtiay-" Male Quartet—and \amlun, of Fifty Pieces duetor STRAND MUTUAL BURLEZQUE o ™ An Enterteinment l,'llr_lllu-,h Vnequaled ]'Mfi]ls coopt ie ‘,,‘ BLACK & WHITE REVUE Midnite Performange Friday Nite Next Week—"Jizgs, gie and Dinty.” . Messrs. Shuber IUBERT ELASC Mz Today Tmu'u At 8:30 Mrs. Wilson-Greens’s Cencerts Season 1927-28 POLI'S THEATER, 4:30 Avtists’ Course Dee. O. MARION TALLEY ano Metropolitan Opera Jan. 25- IFEODOR CHALIAPIN rick's Gréatest Bisio Feb. 7. JASCHA HEIFETZ Violinist After an abience of two years) teh.'s. "BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, Conductor #cs.16. GIOVANNI MARTINELLI Senson tiekers, $10. $1350 $I1 88 plus tas Philharmonic Course Nov. 11. EDWARD JOHNSON Jan. 1. GERALDINE FARRAR Prior to her operatic appearance in Berlin Feb- 21. FRITZ KREISLER Mch. 2. RACHMANINOFF Mck. 7. MME. JERITZA Season l;flefl. 'I'L $13.50, 811, 38 !‘lnl tax Wils, on- Greene Ser Series 0ct. 21. “The BEGGARS' OPERA” Direct from the Lyric Lheater, Londen Wor. 1. 'LUCREZIA BORI Soprago_Metropolitan Hov. 18."LAWRENCE - TIBBETT Barstone Metropolitan Opera Nov. 28, JOSEF HOFMANN Plaoist Feb. 17. SIGRID ONEGIN politan Opera 57.50. $5 plus tax. Sale, Mrs. ¢ Droona. 130 and @ Nain 1 RIALTO Now Playing! “Alias the Deacon” —Starring— Jean Hersholt “flc Fmt ud the Best” M-m-l flq THE BEGBAR’S OPERA Direef After & Bun of Over Four - Years at the yric Theater. POLI’S THEATER er 21, at 3 o’Clock t Mrs. Wilson.Greene's . 13th and G. M. 6193, DON' MART]N! STUDIOS 1628 K St NW. Seventh Season lhe Art of the ateed 1o Grad- T Clatace i Phraical Gl ses Forming Registration Limited e Catalogue h 874 |SCHOOL OF DANCING h Ill!l i mncsss i Phories. Col. vn;lx snnmy In; mé—fl NEV TIaTa 14th AND R. 1. AVE. 3 BEN TVONS MARY BRIAN, “HIGH H Cwatcome B 0.8