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With each purchase of a box of 6 bulbs we will give FREE a ‘-!m;ll playhouse for the chil- ren. | < MUDDIMAN 709 13th St. N.W.* Main 140—6436 Real Estate Loans (D. C. Property Only) 6% !t No Commission Charged You can take 12 years to pay off your loan without the expense of renewing. $1,000 for $10 per month including interest and prin- cipal. Larger or smaller loans at proportionate rates. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Established 1881 Largest in Washington Assets Over $18,000,000 Cor. 11th and E N.W. JAMES BERRY, President JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary ADIOURN HEARINGS ON GAS VALUATION Utilities Commission to Re- sume Case Wednesday. Split on Depreciation. Public hearings on the valuation of the Washington and Georgetown Gas Light Companies before the Public Utilities Commission will be resumed at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. adjourned yesterday after completion of testimony as to depreciation by R. O. Luqueer, engineer retained by the companies to make an appraisal of their properties. The delay was de- signed to allow People’s Counsel Ralph V. Fleharty an opportunity to organ- ize his case before he starts cross- examination on the lengthy testimony of the company’s expert. At the hearings yesterday Swagar Sherley, .counsel for the companies, stated that they would need at least 16 more days for the introduction of direct evidence on the valuation of the ‘Washington Gas Light Co. Taking into consideration the time needed for cross-examination, re-direct and re- cross-examination, the time needed for the presentation of the Georgetown Co.’s case in its entirety, the time needed for argument of the cases and several necessary adjournments to allow the commission to attend to other business, it will probably take at least two months more to complete the case. Luqueer's depreciation testimony will be the center of one of the big bat- tles of the case. H. Carl Wolf, engi- neer employed by the commission to make an appraisal of the properties, estimated that they had suffered de- preciation amounting to _$2,800,000. Lugueer's corresponding figure was $829,710. Since the figure for depreciation must be subtracted from the figure deter- mined as cost to reproduce the plant new in the final valuation, it is seen that the two sides are at odds by $2,000,000 on a single item of atotal valuation, which, according to Lu- queer’s figure, amounts to $27,444,810. MEXICAN WAR VETERAN DIES IN TEXAS TOWN ‘Was One of Lost Three, With Cap- ital Man, Who Took Part in Siege of Vera Cruz. By the Associated Press. SAN ANGELO, Tex., November 2.— Stricken with heart attack, Richard Albert Howard, 97, one of the three remaining campaigners of the siege of Vera Cruz in the Mexican War in 1848, died at his home near here yesterday. Howard enlisted in the Artillery in 1848 and joined his unit at Vera Cruz. After being mustered out of service the same year, Howard went to Sterling City, Tex., and built the first house in the West Texas town. - War survivors of the siege are remaining William Fitzhugh, 100, Paris, Mo., and Owen Thomas Edgar, 97, Washington. Says Modern Things Not New. believed to be modern | || Many things are not so new, declares a European prober who has just made a report. He declares that the pneumatic tire was invented as early as 1845, but apparent- | || ly was unwanted as being ahead of its time; the fountain pen was patented in 1809, but found little acceptance, and roller skates were known in 1823, but bad roads prevented their use. The roll-top desk was described in 1772; safety razors in 1762; a loud speaker in | ff ;: 1671; a diving bell in 1664; a periscope in 1702, while the Chinese claim that a bamboo arrangement served as a phono- graph many.years ago. 'HERE, indeed, is the most symbolize marriage. 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LAST DA \{ LILAC TIME Witk COLLEEN MOORE Synchronized Musieal Accompaniment and Startling Sound Effects TOMORROW Ben Lindsey's “COMPANIONATE 'MARRIAGE” EARLE “The House of Talkles” Cent. 11 3. m. to 11 p. m. DOROTHY MACKAILL JACK MULHALL In First National's Synchronized Picture | “WATERFRONT” BEG. WITH MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT11:30 P. M. The_ 2nd_All-Talkie Warner “Bros. Vilaphone Ploture “THE TERROR” An Absorl Mys! -Comedy- Biclodrima; ot ;r:::?&. Chilia with MAY McAVOY LOUISE FAZENDA en e fulbins Bercemy” EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ALEC B. FRANCIS HOLMES HERBERT JOHN MILJAN m OTHERS TIVOLI Today, 2 to 11 P. M. WM. HAINES In An M-G-M Sound Plcture EXCESS BAGGAGE VITAPHONE SUBJECTS .and —LEATRI( e/ TODANMADE WOMAN." "~ SE COMEDY. APOLLO ¢ ¥ st NE DAY—VICTOR __MCLAGLEN in TR e NVER PIRATE GRAND OEMaTEAD snd DAPHNE T OF GER- RD in “THE HI' THE Oth St. Bet. D and E TODAY—JOHN GILBERT in “FOUR — WALLS. 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NCE (Positively Only Washing: owing) PROFESSOR PAVLI Mechanics of The Brain ONLY A FEW SEATS LEFT F AT FOURTEENTH ST. LAST TIMES TODAY A Vitaphone Talking Picture WOMEN THEY TALK ABOUT | Warner Bros. Production Starring IRENE RICH On the Stage Our Greatest Peaturing the 16 TILLER GIRLS AND MANY MORE | TOMORROW A CARNIVAL OF JAZZ! WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS Why Americans Go to Paris DRY MARTINI WITH A GREAT CAST Supporting Beautiful MARY ASTOR A Fox Movietone SOUND PICTURE ON THE STAGE [ PEP-JOY With Mary Read's SIXTEEN FOX TILLERETTES MARTHA VAUGHN EARL & BELL L.JAXINE & LEE SMITH & HADLEY NE. WONG MAMI ROLLINS And Many More All Great Entertainers FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA A Specia! Overture OUR PRESIDENTS Leon Brusiloff, Conducting. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS It Speaks for Itsel]. SUNDAY AT 2 P. M. The l-l.l! Symphonic-Jazz Concert Program Combining The Classics and Jazz Fox Grand ‘grchema Augmen! to 50—Solo Artists—50 LEON BRUSILOFF CONDUCTING EXTRA!!! 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Seats Selling VINCENT YOUMANS presents e International Musical Comedy SuccesS, with ‘QUEENIE SMITH & CHARLES PURCELL AND A COMPANY OF 75 THE TRAVEL EVENT OF THE YEAR BURTOX HOLMES 5 THURSDAY MATS Five New Travel Revues SHUBERT-BELASCO Next Sunday Night—Seats Now Nights, 50¢ to $2.50; No Ticket Tax Special Elgetion Day Mat. Tuesday America’s Best Loved Star in Her Comedy Triumph THE ACTRESS SUPREME AULISE FREDERICK in the joy radiating comedy i THE SCARLET WOMAN Pauline Frederick has added an” to_her long list of . Perbaps her great- est.—San Francisco Call and Post. NOTE—This is the same comedy which Pauline Prederick played six months on the coast all summer in Detroit. Zelda Sears, co-author of the play and also prominent in the cast, is famous as Suthor of many Broadway musical Rits. Poll's Tonight at 8:20 Matinee Tomorrow The Season's Mo¥t Exceptional Dramatic Oflering MR. LEE SHUBERT PRESENTS Miss ETHEL BARRYMORE in “THE KINGDOM OF GOD” COM. SUNDAY—SEATS NOW Farewell Washington Ensagement “The POPULAR SCALE_OF PRICES Nights and Thars. i She, 75¢ $1.00 Complete Election Returns Will Be Read From Stage Nov. 6 POLI'S MME., LOUISE ‘ THEATER, Wednesday, Nov. 7, 4:30. Seas Mrs. md And Daushter, LOUISE HOMER STIRES ETHEL LEGINSKA AND BOSTON WOMEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA i Fifty Players First Congregational Church Tenth and G Sts. N.W. ORering: Tesceved Se Monday Concert Program. 8:15 Concert fickets, $1.00, at Chure CONCERTS, 1928-29 POLI'S THEATER, 4:30 PHILHARMONIC COURSE Nov. 19, VLADMIR HOROWITZ, Pianist, tion of This Generation—Jan. 15, HA _HEIFET: . 2 4 vitzky, COURSE ROLAND HAYES. Celebi Colored 'Tenor—Dec. 5. FRITZ KI T SYMPI STRAND *: MUTUAL BURLESQUE. New Faces—New Show Every Week “SOCIAL MAIDS” With Chuck Wilson and Betty Abbott MIDNITE SHOW TUESDAY, NOV. 6 Election returns from stage by direct wire both performances Tuesday nite. 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