Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 19

19 NOVEMBER 5. 1928. Prisoners in Peru Will Be Called by Names in Future By the Associated Press. LIMA, Peru, November 5.— President Legiuia has signed a decree by which all penitentiary prisoners in the future will be called by their names and nothhy PR W] tl e e e e tacks.| | Twenty-two thefts and two hold-ups ters. They no longer will be re- were reported to police over the week quired to wear the brand of these [ Bumbers on their caps or cloth ng. nd. Arthur Crocker of Henrietta, N. C.. | visiting here, met two “friends” in a | South “Washington lunchroom. Before they parted, Crocker was poorer by $20. [ Three colored men, two of them | brandishing pistols. alighted from an |auto at Sixth and L streets last night and relieved Prederick Settles, colored, | 1300 Sixth street, of $34. Organ Music From Bottles. An organ built in 1798 and shown at a recent exhibition in Europe has bot- tles dn place of pipes, and the organ does not need retuning, since the bottles are not susceptible to changes of tem- . SEA"'S F UR BENEH'I’ ! 122 THEFTS REPORTED |momin from e o1 wyom R N ===Goldenberg’s—The Dependable Store—No Interest—No Extras—We Do Not Penalize Qur Friends™= street, parked his auto in frant of was relieved of a hatbox, containing thefts consisted mostly of clothes and . Thats he prc cupants contribute heaviy to the We Emphasize the Newest of the Merchandise Offered ndustrial celebrities are asked to pay |1t is customary for those people to sur- THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Follard, apartment, 41, 1811 Wyoming avenue, he police. o i OVER wEEK END Maj. Charles P. Ross, Jefferson Bar- Both Sides of 7th at K St. Both Sides of 7th at K St. EUSI l m EA H e | Unlon Station. When he returned. two & : ra y Army Officer’s Bags Stolen From | ioeiin® N8 Roce values the contents Parked Auto—$1,000 Ring | 3500, < i i lothes 3 3 g Palm Beach Social Leaders| e e Patrons of Performance thicves made away with loot from = ALL OVER THE STORE MERCHANDISE PALM BEACH, Fla. (P).—One thou- | sand dollars a seat to witness a two- | MOre than half a dozen performances hour theatrical performance. !” The “diamond horseshoe" and its oc- here this Winter to give underpriviy | fender their stately boxes to the bene- leged youngsters a chance. That’s the price of recognition in! D. C. MONDAY, e R B A 3 e LT S T racks, Mo., stopping at 702 Nineteenth Luther B. Lyles of Anniston. Ala., Missing. homes and autos valued at $1,155. The for Underprivileged. L] L] With a Keynote of Economy to the Thrifty! ‘That's the price America’s social and | cupants contribute heavily to the show. Palm Beach’s newest social-charitable | institution—the annual Underprivileged Child Benefit—sponsored . by the Ki- wanis Club of West Palm Beach. Like its celebrated audiences, show itself is no mean aggregation of talent and illustrious persons. Al Jol- son is master of ceremonies, while Ar-| thur Hammerstein, Joseph Le Blang, | Sam Harris, Lee Shubert, Irving Ber- | lin, Adolph Zukor. Anita Loose, Edgar | H. Selwyn and Ned Wayburn are in- cluded in the official production com- mittee. E. Celebrities Take Part. | Associated with these celebrities in staging the show are approximately 30| of America’s ranking producers, direc- | tors, actors, playwrights and authors. None receives a dime for his services, yet more first-class talent is offered In two years standing room only is $10. The funds dental and medical clinics, where al- have been given surgical passed through the dental clinic. to The performance is presented each |Ma; year in a beautiful theater of Spanish | architecture, located in the heart of | the fashionable district. The building | was constructed several years ago by a group of men which included the fa- mous sportsman J. Leonard Replogle. Decorations Unique. So unique are the decorations that | the manager of a chain of theaters once described the playhouse as having “the walls of a fish house and the roof of a street car barn.” Facetiously, he Mrs. ‘Theodore Shulz: and Mr. and M “forcing her are used by the Kiwanis Club in its|whisky.” Tom ready this year nearly 1000 children;officers that after hours' search he found attention, | Ben Underwood, 45 vears old, asleep in while more than 3,000 others have|the mayor's office here and shot him, venge the insult to his daughter John R._Bradley. Wiley R. Reynolds. Mrs. Bassett Harrison Williams, Affront to Daughter. to drink McKissick, the farmer, Furs and Cold Weather Go Together No reason why you should be prived of your furs this Winter. fit and then buy them back at prices as_high as $2,000 each. The list of patrons for the occasion | |and those who donate boxes is a ver-| itable social register. Those who donate | | seats include A. J. Drexel Biddle, jr. the | Edward _Shearson, | J. Leonard Replogle, John C. King, D.| H. Carstairs, Edward F. Hutton, Col. | John - Sheppard, Maj. Barclay H. Warburton, Mr. and | Harry F. Harr] A diamond ring valued at $1,000 is New and quite Different i Mrs. | Edward B. McLean | . James P. Donohue KILLING LAID TO INSULT. Father Admits Murdering Man for SALTILLO, Miss., November § (#).— than can be used. {In jail here last night charged with nearly $100,000 has|murder, a_52-year-old farmer admitted been raised through the show to help |that he killed the companion of his 18- | the underprivileged child. Choice seats |vear-old daughter because, he said, the | sell for $1,000. Others cost less, while | man threatencd her life Saturday after | considerable | told de- We will repair and remodel them at a very modest cost. Bring them in and let us tell you what should be done 10 make them like new EANET & BACHER FURRIERS. 1111 F N.W. Mode Oxford | | Shown in dull soft Kid with ‘ $12.50 Uph an Reupholstering Al referred to the gorgeous deep sea ma- rine murals and the heavy beamed rafters which support a brightly tiled Toof. The theater is particularly famed for its “diamond horseshoe.” a balcony con- taining luxurious semi-private boxes, for which Palm Beach notables pay as much as $1.000 to witness probably no THE WILLARD Election Night Full Broadcast Serv- ice with Loud Speaker equipment, in the Crys- tal Room and the Palm Room, giving complete Election Returns from seven o'clock on. 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