Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1928, Page 36

/ SS : THE EV. F\T\G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1928. T! the station house himself, a' colored | for some time as fo how to get the NTS. AMUSEMENTS. TODAYS AM‘?SEMEN S. : \SENDS IN R'OT cA'.l. man last Saturday night became so|men to the siation house, he finally esmr e me—. < e ————— \.l!lmml Players—The Home Town- excited he sent in a riot call that|trusted one of them to put in the call, comedy, at 8:30 pm DUE TO ExclTEMENT brought Capt. C. P. W. Lord of the|and he did, with a vengeance. Chesapeake Beach St “The Cop,; continuous 11:30 thirteenth precinct and six reserves to| Robinson was booked on a charge} $1.00, 3%e & B0e e am. to 11 pm 308 Vine street, where they found Po- | of permiiting gaming, He forfeited i Bay ON SRR (LT e T —_— i F. J. Rowen | await- | $25 collateral in Police Court this N N”\{ TH \.\ VE L‘ 5 B PUWBER MAGAZ'NE: Palace—“Forbidden Hours,” at 11:03 y Vo R Oy N | Mok - Oy o af thie 12 otlise neit All the Delights of the Seashore i am. 12:30, 2:30, 4:25, 6, 7:55 and | Colored Man Hastily Obeys Police- | ‘"% i 9355 pm. Policeman Rowen had originally gone | Were charged at the station house and |} Royund Trip—Adults, 50c Coarae M. Coen's’ Comnas BiL ; 5 el lceman 3 | cach of them forfelled $5 for disor- T Q_LEARAN\‘E SALES | “Metropolitan—U. S Smith 11:40| man Who Wanted “the Wagon” |to th> hous l(vlv"wi;‘!‘m“I;r(m‘\‘l;“fi“&b";l derly conduct. Children, 10c "’HE .'l‘)h .E RE OPPORT FASHIO 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:45 pm | son, colored, E ! A REMARKABLE OPPORTU /NITY ~FASHIONS Jo. & 4 for 13 Prisoners. the eleventh precinet station to get an e . (Except Fridays, Sundays and Holldays) W\‘* cosT | “Igloo™ TYPe W'" Be Built in| JYox—'Road House” con¥inucus 13| i | automobile belonging to a friend who | Edward F. Rellly, GG setetary golrains leave District Line - Station S DRESSES | noon to 11 p.m. ST | had been locked up. |and treasurer of the Fidelity Union |[8antes a3, ‘0.5, 1. 2 46, 8 0 DO Nevada and Insular Columbia—The Garden of Eden”| Instructed to phone for the patrol| When he reached the house he claims | Trust Co. Newark, with assets of more | Jother days—9. 1130, o l . | at 10:45 am. 1225, 2:20, 4:10, 6, 7:30 | by a policeman who had arrested 13 |to have found a crowd of men gam- |than $140.000.000, was once the janitor and 9:40 p [ men and couldn't leave them to call bling and arrested them all. Puzzled of the corporation’s building . - Gkl TNn i ecaee R B R ot P o e Week | “THE CREAKING |||A|[ “ — — continuous 1 to 11 p.m, By the Associated Press Tivoli—The Drag Net." a 4:05, 0. 7:40 and 9:30 p.m. \\ ¢ E . Recent experiments _carried out at |40 TR L R ) % WILLIAM FOX Presents rounds at Indian F P ced naval officers that | and ¢ L asak: Bins Tk 12180, n 4 S Il LIONEL BARRYMORE dopted type of con- h A In His Greatest Success MT. VERNON struction for_ high-explosive ammuni. | 390, il * : SES |} | il “ROAD HOUSE” Opening_Sat. Nite, 'A.... 25th safest thus far | STEAMER 0f ed A | / Z Charl;‘ Maciissics d cd for both congested and un DEMANDS JURY TRIAL. | | ; On the Stage @ Gay i :‘HEL!.O“ :AEEE" Leaves 1th S Whart Daily The Bureau of Ordnance announced | | / ) ) | Il Pance and Song Revel Pricomomat. T, e e 2o Tet 15e . yesterday that the result of the expe Danites g Fiers 1 4 H With Fred Berrens and the 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. 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