Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1928, Page 32

THE EVENING TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. KAPLOW/ITZ = DETENTION HOUSE WRAPS| HGHI IS PUSHED SUITS - GOWNS - NINTH ST., BETWEEN G & H 5T5 | itizens Io Appeal to Con- gress if Courts Fail, | [ Wimsatt Says. SMART WASHINGTON | drama, at 8:20 p.m. toplays, continuous 11 am. to 11 p.m. Strand—"“Hindu Belles,” burlesque, af 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. tinuous 11:30 am. to 11 pm. empest,” at 10:55 a.m., 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. orgotten Faces,” GATHERS TO SEE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PARIS MODE AT KAPLOWITZ’ PARIS ORIGINAL COATS - - $175 TO $450 KAPLOWITZ BROS.. INC REPLICAS Palace—"“The [11:15 am, 9:45 pm. Fox—"“Street Angel,” Southwest Washington's opposition to|noon to 11 pm. the House of Detention at 908 B street| Little Theater— Feler the Corsair,” will be carried to Congress if court ac- | continuous 1 to 11 p. tion now in due process fails to give | Tivoli—"Hot Ncws' relief, William K. Wimsatt, leader of [ 11 p.m. the_battle, said_today. With a meting this week, either | Wednesday or Thursdav night, at Mar- | vin M. E. Church, Wimsatt and his| cohorts plan to enlist the aid of the | churches of the community and citi- | 7ens’ organizations throughout the city | in_ their fight | “We're going to fight this thing wherever there’s an avenue of battle. We've stood long enough the intolera- | ble insult of this female lockup in our neighborhood, where even stores are |barred, and the even more intolerable |attitude of the District Commissioners toward our complaints. When they v this “bird of ill omen must light somewhere’ and plunk it down upon | us, it is-time to ask for a showdown.” | Meanwhile a dozen tenants in the | opartment house now being remodeled for the House of Detention are refus- ing all enticements to vacate and are | seriously hampering the work of Lieut. | Mina C. Van Winkle, chief of the | Woman's Bureau of the Police Depart- ment. | " Suits from this source against the Dis- |trict and the Wardman Construction ““ER{B,‘,‘,‘,‘ chétglctfiggfivfis s ot o S et | d | shortly. | Wimsatt, whose injunction suit against ( Sehool_opens in a | the House of Detention, charging vio- | few weeks lation of the zoning regulations, is Jour e e io" | pending in the District Supreme Court, tion of the eves. _Our | charged today that Mrs. Van Winkle is | graduate optometrist | bringing into the new building only her i quietest prisoners in an effort to give | the neighbors the impression that the establishment is a quiet place and an asset to the communil Wait." he says, “until she starts | bringing 'n_the murderers, drunks and | | women ‘of the street, and it will be a different. story: JOFFRE TAKES HIKE. Marshal Observes 14th Anniver-| sary of Battle of the Marne. | SENLIS, France, September 10 (). | Marshal Joffre, showing clearly the evi | dence of his 71 years, yesterday walke two miles and rode for another three Ce ) n celebration of the fourteenth anni- versary of the battle of the Marne. The courage of the. retired military | chief was_greater than his physicai | 1:50, 3:55, 5:25, PARIS ORIGINAL GOWNS-- $:75 TO $325 KAPLOWITZ BROS., REPLICAS - $17.50 TO $75 6:15, 7:55 and 9 Central—“Sailors' Wives,” at 12:30, | 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, ai\nd940pm $52,103 GIVEN BYRD TRIP. Popular Prices for { PAINTING YOUR CAR UNIVERSAL AUTO CO., INC. 1529 M St. N.W. HUDSON _Sal O s and Cites Deficit of $156,000. the Byrd Antarctic The Parrot “Speaks for Itself” ard E. 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William Fox presents Frark Borzage's STREET ANGEL wirn JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES FARRELL Fox Movietone Accompaniment Beginning Saturday IN HONOR OF Our ¥ Anniversary William Fox Will Present VICTOR McLAGLEN IN ANOTHER UNUSUAL PICTURE “THE RIVER P/RATFE’ With Dainty Lg._ Fox Mowtlon: Acu i A TRULY GREAT STAGE SHOW in .S Iuon'(glAn IAR nnd SALL\’ P BLONDES." 7 AMERICAN oNEL Hh i in_“BODY AND SOU! TRUXTON %53 IO\IOPROW - PI {;uv.nleflxmbnsss CAMEQ 'I_'HEATER s no RL DA ARTHUR in in PRINCESS 0 VALLEY 'um Pa. A Ph CIRCLE ion "t Roeat ETTE_LOFF in “HOLD 'E SULVER SPR D. RYANT W, l<HBURN n Iuh 5, BIG IDEA." Also COM- CAROLINA 'O M Spe JOHNNY HINES. WL 11X COLLEGIAY 2y nu: __SIDNEY LU: car 9th HIPPODROME fff;: S Tiin A% b L 3 L u? HINGABORE ARD BARTHELMESS, “THE \\IIEFL OF CHANCE." th and Butternut Sts No'Farking Troubles RO in “FORBIDDEN