Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 56

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. €, THURSDAY; JANUARY 31, 1929.! e e e 1om "peate | BUREAU OF ECONOMICS Brown, M%mm' ot Ruth Dinnis, Fingerhut urence Filynn, ‘Elizabeth Gelman, Cecil Hale, Vesta Hartwell, Willie Howard, Marshall 46 ARE GRADUATED Germany of Graf zemulh TO SHOW GERMAN FILMS :‘3&3‘&“&&;’.‘;&“”'“ e and films of the be shown. Invita- A French program at the Wardman eater February 10, in honor of Am- B i el Lotanoar. Wondell | Ambassador and Frau Wilkelm von | paicadcr " Clauder, when fims wil be Leishear, Edna_Loeffler, Thelma Lynn, Prittwitz Will Be Guests shown of Paris and French colonies. Frank Lackey, Rebecca Madeoy, Samuel Maizel, Pietro Maschi, Everett Meeks, Barney Munitz, Beverly Miller, Louis 4 Norman, Grover Naylor, Dorothy Noyes, Exercises | Rose Novak, William,Paul, Harvey Ric! of Honor. The German Ambassador and Frau Wilhelm von Prittwitz will be honor Secretary Mellon will be the honor guest of the bureau February 17, when the pre-view of films of the United States Coast Guard will be shown. guests at the diplomatic motion picture event at Wardman Theater Sunday night, arranged by the Bureau of Com- mercial Economics. John George Bucher will speak of Our Friday Specials l commen“ment ardson, Richard sellsbury Esther Shai bloom, Samuel Sickle, Stephen Thom, Held in Schooi’s Auditorium son, Doris Trott, Dorothy Ward, Mary b Wallen, Anna Wasserman, Lily Weber, Last Night. Solomon Zendel and Matilda Zimmer- man, Diplomas were presented to 46 grad- uates of the Jefferson Junior High 8chool at commencement exercises in the school's auditorium last night. The program, climaxed by the diploma pres- entation, was marked by the trum?oml part\clpluon of representative members of the graduating class and was presided over by Robert L. Haycock, assistant su- perintendent in charge of elementary hools. Rev. C. P. Ryland, pastor of the Ken- dall Baptist Church, opened the exer- cises with the invocation. Vesta Hart- well presented the class history as the first of the traditional graduation ad- dresses. William Paul and Lily Werber looked into the future with the delivery of the class t!:mghev;les while Doro'.hy Noyes recite e class Poe hon~+ or delivering the va edictory was Sol Zendel. Sam Leishear P:wv--.v2d the class picture to the school @ the farewell gift of the graduates. F. Carlyle Adams, assistant director of publications of the National Education Association, delivered the address to the graduates, urging them to divert their a‘*~inments in junior high school to further progress in education and con- gratalating them on the success of their undertakings so far. The honor graduates whose scholastic attainments were given public acknowl edzement in the exercises were Sol Zel del, Vesta Hartwell, Lily Werber, Wil- liam Paul, Mary Wallen, Grover Naylor, Sam Maizel. Esther Shainbloom, Doro- thy Ward, Elizabeth Gelman and Willie Howard. * " Following the announcement of hon- ors, Miss Janet McWilliam, supervising principal, presented diplomas to the gradnates, who follow: r EZ Albea, ' John Bittenbender, TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Naticnal—“Scars,” a post-war play, at 5:20 pm. Belasco—“Sally,” Ziegfeld’s musical c . at 8:30 pm. ¥ “The Desert Song,” musical o ~* 20 pm1 8:20 p.m. Sluml—"wm, ‘Woman and Song,” e w.a0 bad 8:15 pm. I.::Lc Theater—"“Peter - the Great,” photoplay, at 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 pm. Fox—"In Old Arizona,” from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Earle—“Naughty Baby,” at 11: 45 am., lw,ifl.flu.'l“l.nd :50 Palace—"A of Chance, am., 1:40, 3:50, 5:20, 7:35 and Sop.m Metropolitan — “Able’s Irish Rose” (second week), at 11:05 am., 1:05, 3, 5, 7:05 and 9:10 p.m. Fillet of Flounder. ...40clb. ....25¢cIb. .20cb. || .30cb. ...30clb. .10c each STUTZ and BLACK HAWK Automobiles on display this week — show room, Conn. Ave. at Dupont Circle Norwood Bros., Inc. Red Snapper. . . . Mullets . .. Smelts Clams Smoked Bloaters. . No Retail Deliveries Eacho & Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Munlclnal Fish Market 12th & Water 8.W. Phone M. 10130 Dry Cleaning | “FEATHERS ‘QMAKE THE BIRD” WE OFFER THE BETTER DRESSED OF WASH- INGTON FOUR SPECIAL COMBINATIONS D s E—————————e———— v MEN’S SUIT .............$1.50 MEN’S HAT .............$1.00 Cleaned and Blocked 1 PAIR GLOVES......... .25 1 SILK SCARF .......... .75 LADIES’ DRESS .........$2.50 Pleated Wi (second week), at WEEEZTES, it | | LADIES TOPCOAT ... 5200 i’ : -+ oo | | LADIES' SILK SCARF.... 75 .m.Amu Man,” at 6:10, i Tivoirhres week-mnas ot 3:40.| | MEN'S SUIT ..... .$1.50 LADIES’ DRESS ... .. 250 4:25, 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. ¢ t " al 13: 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 ] Pleated ALL-ELECT RIC RADIOS | w—gee the wonderful All-Elec- . tric Grebe and Radiola Sets! A LEESE:%> SPECIAL $9.00 :SPECIAL $3.00 SPECIAL 1 SlLK SCARF . vae T8 ASK THE DRIVER ABOUT FOURTH COMBINATION 186h Steeet sisee LINCOLN 1810 senes? Holhuok T.ruco “Monmu black twenty-four hour urvlee” Long Distance Telephone Rates EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, 1929 L Station-to-station day rates from Washington, D. C., to: - $1.30 3.50 3.50 115 1.25 2.75 115 Greensboro, N. C. - Kansas City, Mo. = - Miami, Fla. = = = New York City, N. Y. Raleigh,N.C. - = = St. Louis, Mo. = = = Wheeling, W. Va. = = Adlantic City,N.J. - §.85 Boston, Mass. - = 1.65 Buffalo, N. Y. - - 1.40 Charleston, W. Va. 135 Chicago, Ill. - = 2.55 Cleveland, Ohio. = 1.50 Detroit, Mich. « = 170 These are samples of the new station-to-station day rates under the reductions made to points 130 to 1500 miles from Washington. Rates for person-to-person calis within the same distances have also been reduced, in equal or greater amounts than the station-to- station calls. The improvements in service features made at the time of the previous reductions—longer and more convenient evening and night discount peuod reversal privilege on station-to-station calls, etc. —remain in effect. This latest reduction in rates is the third to be offered the public by the Bell System within little more than two years. It is in keeping with the fundamental policy of the Systera to furnish the best pos- sible telephone service at the least cost to the user, It is another step in making all the A'merican people neighbors. For further details we suggest that you write, telephone or call at our Business Office. THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY Hurry, dear — the grocer’s boy isclate and father would be awfully dlsap- pointed if he miss- ed getting hisTown Club Coffee at dinner. & Cafe Supplies B. B. EARNSHAW & BRO. OUR LOW PRICES here. . WHOLESALE GROCERIES Louisiana Jumbo Frog Legs Egtablished 1858 g ulhlll'- 4% "IG hotel ‘men o by Hotel | rnlu. vuun o0, Chlones Have Yoar Dance:Dinner Bridge Party at the Egyptian Tea Room 1210 G St. N.W. Second Floor Your Fortune Free With a Cup of Tea Luncheon Tea Dinner Inauguration of Class s ok koK FREE LECTURE * ok k% “How to Meet Prominent People” B: Harold l:'.y Harter Assistant Manager New Willard Thumbnail sketches of people winning success. You are cordially invited to hear Mr. Harter tell of famous people who make Hotels their home, and of the fascinations of hotel and club life. Friday Evening, February 1, 8 P.M. Inspection of School—See the “Gallery of Notable Hotel Men.”—Reception of Faculty Bring Your Friends LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS 23rd & Penna. Ave. N.W. Tomorrow--- Extra special prices to make it worth your while to SHOP AT THE PEERLESS to- morrow! Scores of high-grade furni- ture items have had their former prices slashed in order to make FRIDAY BARGAINS here really mean something. One-Day Specials $14.75 Unfinished gfi" of Tables, day only . : ; $4' 95 81.“ Unlnl:hd Break!ut Room hairs, 6-ply verieer stock. 59 mday only c $6.75 Unfinished Serving Table, rewdy to paint. = Friday $2 49 ‘H 15 Unfinished Drop - leaf Breakfast Tables, hardwood; ready for . painting. Floor 52 89 u.mpleu Friday only.. $16.75 Unfinished Telephone Stand and Chair, all sandpapered, mm '/o engmel, Pri- $5 95 . ;HH Decorated Brezklln Serving Tables, in blue, gray and ivory color combina- 83 89 tians. I"Hday only. $44.50 eywnol-w.kefleld 3-piece Reed Fiber Living Room Suite, Tt cosmions.” BA- led od day'only $27.85 $4.95 Wm tht - iron Bridge Lamps, complete with shade. Friday only $1 95 $9.75 Walnut Dining Armchairs, with.leather seats. $1 98 Friday only —$12.75 Fiber . Reed Occasional Parlor Table. only . 51950 sx-mn; Double Day-bed Cretonne wnh valance. Fri- 311'75 day only $49.00 and $59.00 High-back and ‘Wing Chairs, left over from $250.00 to $350.00 living room suites. Some with hand-carved rail tops. onur c‘l’mxce )::fh&nesz mohair or acquard upholstery. ey e $26.75 $15.00 Gulrlnml Coil Bed xSm.k rlnn.'n mmmi onts T];\d Norfolk e; 90 restlient cof Friday only $7'95 $14.50 50-1b. Roll Edge Pure Cotton Mattress, covered with high - grade Friday only $129.00 Overstuffed 3-piece Liv- ing Room Suite, excellent spring- bult construction, fine velour coverings. Friday only $4.95 Hardwood Telephone Stand and_Stool, finished in mahogany. only $39 and $49 Very Finest Daven- port Tables, veneered in grained Wt:l:lk\:t ;:mr mhtostn;va period styles w avy turne base. Friday only... $18'75 $39.00 Walnut Veneer Bow-end “Dricea “sultes. * Frigay ots e, Filts 47,95 $139.00 Bedroom Suite, large size dresser, chest of drawers or robe, i o 3 460,78 $29.00 Genuine Walnut Veneér ;’ldn:l;y Dre-;t. l{l‘l'tnch style with wers. Friday $11.95 336.95 l!nfll‘:lill'ledpr\‘glfl 0 o k Shelf. ay B $2.39 mfl .95 mum'mhhln]:l Tables, mal gtny 4 day only cevseeenene 95¢ READ THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW! \ Furniture 0dd Lots $69.00 Mnhonny-Vmeer Grand Rapids Book o e £39.50 520.50 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Seam- less Brussels Tapestry Rugs, ex- | cellent quqlty. Fri- 316-95 day only $29.50 Felt Mattress, with 4-row Imperial stitched roll edge, floor sample Friday 31298 m and sas Simmons and Fos- Finest Metal Beds, decorated md plain panel styles, various colors. Fri- sssoo Four-burner Elevated Oven Gas Range, with broiler, T P an spl L. y - $29.95 ol’):ij. AX“"““’;"H&M Pillows, [ size. y only. Pr. $l 95 llG 75 Occasional Living Room CI;.Ir. with lu:ugugrlfan velour sea y soiled. Friday only.. 37'85 $1.98 White Enamel Kitchen smu Shopworn. Friday 9812 Overstuffed Jacquard Velour Long Bed Davenport Suite, o Chestertila. chait or Chesterfield chair. Friday only $98.50 $198.00 Walnut Veneer Dining Room Suite, 60-inch buffet, semi- enclosed china closet, 6-ft. exten- sion table and set of 6 chairs with leather or velour seats. Friday only. $98 50 $1.98 Copper Bowl ‘Wrought lron Fern Stands. Fri- 79¢ wizllx 98 Eim";c '1’"”'}'1- complete cord and plug. 1e day only .... 69¢ $29.00 casional Chairs, hardwood mahogany fin~ l.shts frame, o tapestry seats an backs. Friday only 817 65 = 3%[.9 SbL lgzzl;:v{lny dveneer Gate- ¢ Tal urne legs. Friday only.. $14'95 $27.50 Large Size Dresser with plate glass mirror and 3 drawers. nly $24.50 Chiffonier, ol gumwood in walnut finish, drawers. Friday only $12 95 * Floor Samgles Discontinued Numbers p S beng enamel and biue Cabinet, w 1t h porcelain sliding top and complete equlpment. Friday 327 75 512 15 Heywood-Wakefield Reed hlrsnmd a.e:?-' with loose lon1 m«‘i‘,y only.. “ 95 rought - i 0 Smoking Stands, with tray, Prlndzy 79(! only ver lll.i. o 82!.. e i By 2t Slightly drop side. sslss Priday . $29.00 Latest Style Occasional Living Room Tables, veneered in genuine mahogany or 89 95 walnut. Friday only. . ke $39.00 l-’ln-)lecn Breakfast Room Suites, enameled in choice color combinations. Fridsy only . <. $L7-95 ‘l'l 50 “Peeri Bed Outfit, in- cluding Simmons metal bed, sag- less banded spring and 50-pound pure cotton roll-edge $17 95 mattress. Friday only Booth hardwood: 7esdy” §0). 75 smoo T ; rea for iting. Friday only $9 75 .50 Unflnhled ’l‘flt -top 98(3 Table. Frida; nl“only $9.75 Ha: neer Console Table. Prl- day nnxy day only sedBoncis Vil 33,75 $12.50 slmmm Confinunu-put Bed. Slightly Ahnnwcm 33 95 cluln. with mlnl - filled mu flounce -all round. Fri- day only . S'l:ssfllunnwe;[unk e 5 Red pring. iday @9 95 $69.00 Simmons Day-bed, with decorated green Windsor ends and roll-edge all-felt mat- tress, Friday onty.... $29-95 Between H and Eye 827.829 7th St. N.W. 9TH AT D ST. STRAND ™ stoer 2—BIG SHOWS IN ONE—2 “Wine, Womca and Song” ey SCANDALS of 1929” ON STAGE—T4 PATACE Now Playing 4n M-G-M Sound Picture On the Stage WESLEY EDDY in 6 Loew-Publiz Unit “Beauty Shop Blues” ADDED ATTRACTIONS. LOEW’S OLUMBI ¥ _8t. at_12th—Cont. from 10:30 NATIO NAL [ -"l’r’"‘i.',' o1 B ¥ed I-L'. s0¢ A Dynamie Comedy Drama “SCARS” By WARREN F. LAWRENCE th PEGOX ALLENBY. DENNIE and Wahiriets Y [y m EDWARD ARNOLD o NEWMAN TRAVELTALKS 3 o~ Ia-llv.—l-'r-lhll SLNDAY AT 3:30 P. M. Prices, $1.50, $1, 50c. Seat Sale Today. Germany, 1928 Nflt - (;llnll:e dried wr‘uorfinlon of the 21 Was. S evotation nnduw:o‘:r:fl'm'l‘g“fl Y FINAL WEEK A Paramount Sound Picture WINGS first time at povular “Leew’, prices, spectacular eplo of _the air rechraniucd with tound ¢flects and music. ” Hear 1000 new sound sensa- > CLARA BOW Richard Arlen—Buddy” Rogers Added Attractions. BETHESDA :57At5 Coraras. VILMA BANKY in THE MAGIC \ME.”_NEWS and COMEDY. CIRCLE T ARt Jasta 9 p.m. Admission, 6th & C Ste. N.E. RICHARD BARTHELMESS In “OUT OF CAROLINA 153, 5 86" wllh Jlm 0". ROD LA OCQUE. HIPPODROME ruokek Whon. ter_'of “TARZAN THE TAKOMA X% s Trovnits IN OF DUST CAMEO THEATER ** %5 MARCELINE DAY in “STOLEN wv! 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