Evening Star Newspaper, April 4, 1929, Page 58

" ACCOUNTING Chicago Sanitary District. Affairs '’ Thrown Into U. 8. Court. “"1ODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. DY | * PACEDNAITONAG 52— the of Jazs Regiment,” at to ,“":fl,uwfl mm:mmm Strand—"The mmlflll," at 2:15 Nights at 8:30—Mat. Sat. 2:30 THEODORE DREISER'S WORLD FAMED STORY BELASCO AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY e WITH HOWARD PHILLIPS AND A SUPERB CAST ‘Next Sunda .00 y Nite—B: Senu Now— L s 10 @ “I‘I 's II. l‘ “l .l'lfi ll‘-‘E-m ‘Theaters, P AY. FOURTEENTH ST. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS William Foz presents £ Mormon Paper Co. $ 1009 Pa. An. Fort Humphreys 'Hatchery Soon Will Plant 50,000,000 .- Shad in River. and 8:15 p.m. n—"The valne Lady,” photoplay. st 11:20 am, 1:20, 3:30, 120, 7:20 and 9:20 pam. Earle—“Children . of the Rits” at I;uo am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and The First . ALL-SINGING ALL-TALKING ALL-DANCING Music- Drama of the 0ld Southland A Tox Movietone Triumph! JOHN IRVING FISHER and improper ex- H pel bia—"The Broadway Melody,” | $72:000 10 5,000, : am., 12:55, 3, 5:10, 7:20 and LYW Tt T g g § Illustrator Kills Himself. OMAHA, Nebr,, April 4 (#).—A man | Within the past three weeks approxi- mately 150,000,000 yellow perch have been “planted” in the witers of the ‘ thcn “come a Sailing each Tuesday; new ship; down the coast in the spring sun and salt air, to the flowers and foreign at- mosphere of St. Only $80,botel included. earts in Dixie,” from 11 am. & £ EN h‘fim = m/ A CAST OF 75 SUPER AME‘% WEEK OF MONDAY, APRIL 15— T o=oes "weceives Asd Seven Other Star Acts Other popular priced trips JANE COWL itz include Miami, Palm Beach, IN GALA EASTER STAGE SHOW FRANCESCA Daytona Beach, St. Peters- . HAR hu Havana., Special low = = A8 *fare to Bostgn. Folder. Cafe & —such supplies as Flour, For illustrated folder, complete information, and reservatsons apply ! Hotel Canned Pruits, Shorten- MERCHANTS & MINERS TIIIS CO. | | Yen ‘we quote LOWER PRICES Buy ::Ml.!lnfllffl quality y M. N e — B. B. EARNSHAW & BRO. WHOLESALE GROCERS 1105 dith St. A Phene Lincoln Hundreds of GOOD | teme o8 iinite FURNITURE || ColfieiA =552 cle of the Screem PoLI 9 MAT. TO.AY Items Must Go! FRIDAY Close-Out BARGAINS at 6:05, ARD NATIONAL 2 $1.00, T5¢ & 50 MONDAY, APRIL 8, 8:30 Tickets, 2.00, 1.50 1.00. Boxes, 15.00 T. ARTHUR SMITH BUREAU. 1330 G in HOMER L. KITT'S. “REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM” Nexy Week—“The Bad Man” Children’s Easter Dance Recital introducing CINDERELLA oth & —v_sTRAND = = " Dee sts oy THEATRE o zomx " PLAYING BURLESQUE f Real Eatertaiament This Week—*] WRESTLING THURSDAY NITE George Romanoff vs. Joe Turnmer " Expert Flttmgs ‘The ability to fit trusses, elas- tic hosiery and abdominal sup- porters perfectly cannot be acquired except by long experi- ence. Gibson’s fitting staff has been doing this work faithfully and skillfully for many years. Our service has been available to the public of Washington for the last 20 yedrs. Avail your- self of this great opportunity it you need any artificial appli- ances. THEGBSONG 917 G St. N.W. Our Friday Specials Soft Shelled Crabs. .50c doz. Live Lobster .......65clb. Crab Flakes. ........60cIb. Clams sove .25¢do Red Snapper .......30clb. Filet Flounder. . 35:|b ‘Wholesale Eacho & Co., Inc. H 22-23 Municipal Fish M.rket & Water S.W. Phone M. 10 Potomac e who committed ! by the United States Bureau Palace—"“The Duke Steps Out,” at 11 wo:h;og:v‘mwwn. of Fisherles, whose new hatchery at|gm_ 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, 8 and 10:15 pm. | self, was identified yesterday as E. Fort, Humphreys started in active opers- | Liite Theater—"The White Sister,” | Pertin, 35, nationally knows fiustrator | tion this Spring. The work, which is | from 1 p.m. to 11 pm. of Norwaik, Conn. ' Perrin, according ' being. carried on under the supervision | Ambassador—“My Man,” '6‘; ‘;'g;g;;‘ recently suffered a nervous of Gapt. J. G. Harron, assures the con- | 7:50 and 9:45 p.m. b 14 tinuation of an ample supply of both | Tivoli—“New Year's Eve” at 240, — S rn= oy o5 ~na i vellaw perch and shad, the production 528, 68, .“ Knd 9:89 P o $20 FOI’ Yo“r old m speties being the real'work | _Central—“The Shopworn Angel,” at of 12:30, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:30 p.m. B tt R.d‘ Set The faét hat the vellow perch spawns ptcidubidisth il attery 10 A few weeks earlier than 8] ‘makes . . ” 1t possible fo the hatchery to_finish RULING FAVORS CAVE SALE| —uwhich will be credited on the gepfon c:mmmci‘l’;:rthx“:‘f ‘i:: mmrl;Js 1 T g b AL, Grebe YA&,M '.hue middle }(:( March :ge :%n;n ;nlunoction Denied Trustees and Radio Set. of e yellow perch was gathere Y | Part Owners of Kentucky Property i fishermen of the bureau and carried to | The Bbichery, Where. 1t was piaced. i | - CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 4 P —A ”- OMPANY the large “incubation” jars. ~About 300 | petition \for an injunction, brought |/ 712 anens i’,mm‘f;'d‘";’;osh' p"‘;h ““’}“ 2P- | against tees and part owners of the T. As there is ccmpnrufively little loss in- | Mammoth Cave property in Kentucky volved in the hatching of the yellow |to prevent them from selling their in- | ,“}'9‘: t}':e :‘:t::gaer;h;:u;\:g; x‘x::t::ey “‘m terests to the Mammoth Cave National dreds of thousands of fish, “planted” | PArk Association, was denied here yes- | back in the Potomac River as closely as | terday in Middlesex Superior Court. possible to their natural habitat when | Thirteen persons, representing a one- | about 1 day old. third ownership, alleged that a plan was ‘The scene in the hatchery house dur- | under way to dispose of the property at ing the incubation of the fish is & busy | an inadequate price. one. After placing the spawn in the| One of the defendant trustees, Mary jars a period of 14 to 21 days is allowed, | J. Sitgreaves, lives in Newton, Mass. depending ‘upon the temperature, for Litigation is also being brought in the hatching the eggs. As soon as the baby | Kentucky and District of Columbia fish is hatched, it. overflows through & | Courts. gently running stream of water into a large glass tank. From this tank the tiny fish are syphonated into large cans. In these cans the fishermen carry them back to the river, where they very quickly learn to secure food from among | the river grasses and minute animal life. It was stated that the incubation period of the yvellow perch will close to- day or tomorrow. ‘About ten days from | now the spawn of the shad will bel gathered and placed in the hatchery jars. More jars are utilized for the shad than for the perch, as the eggs of | the, fgm About 500 or 600, j will be used in the production of bahy shad, and if the season is a successful one it is expected that about 50,000,000 will be given back to the; waters of the Potomac, from where they will .eventually migrate salt waters, natural habitat of the ndult fl.sh WISH TO BE CARRIED OUT. Bishop Charles Henry Brent to Be! Buried in Lausanne. BERN, Switzerland, April 4 (@ .— | The body of Bishop Charles Henry | Brent of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Western New York will be buried at Lausanne in accordance with a wish he expressed during his iliness. | :'Hds was that he be buried where he' ie The municipality of Lausanne, wherel the bishop was well known since the ALI.—'I‘ALKIIIG SINGING-DANCING Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picturs NIGHT SIOI FRIDAY NIGHT 11 P..e._mg!r; NOW PLAYING Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture A SOUND AND TALKING WILLIAM HAINES JOAN CRAWFORD In a Story of the Prise Ring And the College Campus THE DUKE STEPS OUT m!d!om—au&'-ffi CHORUS OF 50 FLAPPER BEG. SUN. EVE—SEATS NOW Monsieur J. A. GAUVIN Presents THE MODERN FRENCH MUSICAL COMEDY CO. Direct Irnn Paris “Ta Bouche” (YOUR LIPS) By MAURICE YVAIN Cast of 22 Paristan Stars Evenings, 50c to $3.00 Mats. Thurs, and Sat. 50c to §2.00 “ METROPOLITAN Hundreds of Washingto- nians watch for these FRIDAY CLOSE-OUTS—an event that offers really fine furniture at ridiculously sounding low prices. Accumulated ODD LOTS, FLOOR SAMPLES, DISCONTINUED STYLES, BROKEN SUITES, etc., MUST BE SOLD. NO PHONE ORDERS—NO MAIL ORDERS—NO C. O. D.’S religious cenferenu heid there several | years ago, gmvided a place in the | emecer; and will erect | wooded Vaux & monument ther: Bishop Brent rfled at Lausanne on March 26, Sailor Sentenced in Slaymg. HOUSTON, Tex., April 4 (#).—A kill- ing aboard ship at Havre, France, last | an echo in Federal here yesterday when John B. Plkes 26, of Tampa, Fla., pleaded guilty was bruu'y found to voluntary mnshughmr and sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment. Fikes, a seaman, was charged with the | slaying of George A. Leonard, chief steward of the steamship Endicott. MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester . Leaves 7th St. Whart Dally 10 AM. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢c Admission, 25¢ Oafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon Not Open on Susdays. umorouun 'WAREHOUSE (CO0. 50 Florida Ave. N.E. Near N. Capitol MANUFACTURER'’S SALE WEBSTER T CORDS Guaranteed 16,000° Mile: .$4.65) 29x4.40 THIS MODEDRN PAINT ENAMEL BEAUTY So flawlessly smooth it can’t hold dirt, Barreled Sunlight keeps walls and woodwork im- maculate. A damp cloth in- stantly removes ‘smudges. Richly handsome, with a “depth” peculiar to itself —easy to apply — guaranteed to re- mainwhite longest. the first coat. * Readily tinted with ail colors. Ask about Barreled Sunlight Tint- ing Colors in handy tubes, Barreled S Reg.U.8 HUGH REILLY CO. DISTRIBUTORS Paints for Every Purpose—Glass for Every Need 1334 N. Y. Ave.- Phone Main 1703 Barreled Sunlight is Sold by the Following Dealers NORTHWEST: 1'%, DinowrtzEr, 620 Pa. Ave. B 7. D8 3124 16th St. ICH. 2416 1808 Sb-" Gll.lll.‘l‘ rAnn' & GLASS CO., 1422 AN BROS., 30th | ANT' HDWE. Go.. 3160 "FAINT CO, 3000 M 8t HOWE. €O 3438 18tn S5 FPETWORTH HDWE. €., 933 Upshur SOUTHEAST: GER, 1115 Pa. | gu? B. ;E&Ng“tm %M‘lll Ave. ln Nenby Maryland: CAI. m '.g. “Hyatts- nwmws DRUG STORE, Hyatts- $59.00 and $69.00 High-back and Wing Uphoistered Chairs, left over from $250 to $350 suites; some have hand-carved rail tops, others the new style button back; mohairs, velours, frieze and 327.85 best coverings .. $1.98 Metal lnokln Enamel Stands with colored glass l-nyl . mm Cabinets, with snow white porcelain sliding tops; all up-to- date features And fully szs 75 equipped $29.50 Breakfast Suites, 4 Wind- sor chairs and drop-leaf table, all sizes $9.75 Guaranteed Banded Link Lot v = 5i30 $4 Oak Refrigerator, 3-door uyle with {lelmmx whlu pornmn el ] $29.00 Ki ity Cabinets, for dhlh‘:’ Mcom 15“' or l{‘nem. ‘White enameles side an Slightly marred. $9 95 honographs, fully guar- lnwed and will play any. record. (Closing out this de- partm make $1.98 Attractive Emlric lezry Boudoir Lamps, wlth preny sh-fles Sevenl 79 c 250" Gaie-les Tabies, Colontal period, with spool-turned legs; tops veneered ‘matogany.... 91465 $59.00 2-piece Bedroom Suite, osk. Dresser with large cretonne $59 to $89 Finest 54-inch Poly- chrome mn and Living Room Mirrors, hea urved’ frames and ‘mitéred mirrors in 2, 3, 4 and 5 sections. . 328 75 $198 End Tables of wood t Ma u—, i-mw imperial Atlt.ched edge, 50, 48 vAtwatc;r Kent Sy $139.00 Three-piece Upholstered Living Room Suite, spring seat ‘g:m!mcflanfi fine ;elour cover- ; in blue an b $58.95 $39.00 Coxwell and Sleepy Hollow Reclining Easy Chairs, with deep, soft seats, strong hardwood frames; some with new ltyle tufted back: all finest uj holaury 319 85 ane xll ‘Wool and l?lber Rugs, in new patterns and colors 31295 for Spring. plete with silk cord llsfl NGHDIK 5t Pure Coil Bed sizes h mahogany hndburd double or twin size Inner-Coil S Mattress, filled with tiny resilient coils and layers of breeel'h g-yfill'l\llr- antee. Excellent cov~ ante. $34.75 $10.00 Gumwood Console Table and er;vr to nfll:“t:,h Table and mirror frame shed s‘ in rich mahogany -95 $98.75 Englander Bed Davenport, r!cl: mh%nny, Comfortable felt seal an mattress $219.00 7-piece Dinette S-he of best cabinet woods veneered in grained walnut. Chair seats richly upholstered in fine velours. A high-grade suite at a sl 19 great saving . - $9.50 Large Size Console Mirrors with decorated panel in upper part; veneered mnh? any frames; sligh marred Four - plece Bedroom Suite, with big dresser, commodious chest of drawers, new :tyle vnni;y and mu--pnsur-eflect t.lm]ly m; & enameled in ivory- or walnut finish. 359 95 $119.00 Wood Frame 3-piece Duo-fold Suite, upholstered in best jacquard velodr; one motion con- verts Duofold to com- fortable twin-size bed, $9.95 Finest I‘-M Pillows, size sanitary ..... $7.50 Collap Folding Gocarts, ‘over from $115.00 bed: room suite. Floor sample. s9 98 (J050 4S-imch Dresser, with Femre A5 418,78 $35.00 French Vanity I‘h'-lr, all ~gumwood, finished in walnut, 48- " urements. Sq. yd. 315 95 ; $49.50 Dr. Ezera Storm’s Fainous ,, 204 glazed chintz. -$22.75 Lowboy Chest with five drawers, made of selected cabinet woods; walnut finish; 39-inch top; of space nn‘l:i::a m«: Tables, gumwood rown ma- hogany 33 75 $150.00 French Gray Vanity Dresser, with 2 extra hand mirrors to match; left over from $650.00 bedroom suite. This is one of our ve‘ry fln?tbbedm%mwmces Uphol- stere enc match included . 359 75 79¢ and 98¢ llelvy Felt-base Floor Covering, new patterns for every room. Bring meas- 290 $8.75 9x12 and 8x10 Closely Woven Grass Rugs, new patterns .u:ee:l\le, brown and s4 75 $16.50 Simmons Steel Baby Cribs, nnuh:&lnml!vnry 1‘1:? twyflnut; high drop le ures e for the baby., 39'75 $19.50 Boudoir Chairs, covered with attractive flowered cretonnes o e $7.75 $7.50 Gumwood N|.h‘ ‘Tables, tops veneered in ma- s3.89 $59.00 Dinette Suite, including fine gate-leg table and four s Wmdlsor chairs. Birchwood, in dull antique mahogany fnish " $29.95 $3 to §i etal Book Ends, with felted bue Famous memo- rial design and replicas. 88 $8, $12 and $15 Fine Floor and ridge Lamps, complete with plain tailored or beaded “ 95 shades . $9.75 Decorated Pier Cabinets, parchment colors > $2.98 Satin Damask Table Scarfs, brocade designs. 980 Your choice of many colors $179 Ovmflel Long enpm Suite, 3 pleces covertd best grade velour. Hne spring-seat fese bed spring in ess g kil $89.75 $575 Modernistic Bedroom Suite of bird’s-eye maple and red ma- hogany combined. Dresser, chest of drawers, vanity dresser and bed. Chair and bench upholstered in futuristic design. The very finest m'.hh d“ebest cabinet work make suite a $27.50 Large Size Oak Top-icer Refrigerator, finest grade hard- ware and best insula- $l4 95 family size; teed insulation.. $59_100-1b. Ice Cwny Q-lnr tor, snow white in $69 All-white Metal Refrigerator, 3-door style, family size. Finest bt ity oeric €40 B0 elect $7.50 Bedroom Chairs and Vnn- ’Ix Benches, Amerlun walnut fin- KARL _%us_;':'ggflflem WESLEY EDDY In a Spectacular Production “RAINBOW TRAIL' ANNOUNCEMENT! Loew’s Palace has inaugurated Bew policy in the presentation of its g of whalPtime you catér the iheater assure s com- vlete screen and stage show with- out the repetition of anmy unit. mmua SATURDAY o TALKING PICTURE 'IIIE Illllfl METROPOLITAN DAILY 11 A. M. SUNDAYS 3 FO B B NOW PLAYING CORINNE GRIFFITH in the First National Vitaphone Picture “THE DIVINE MACKAILL in Their First National Vitaphone Picture “CHILDREN OF THE RITZ” B AT R YT AMBASSADOR . TODAY—FANNY _BRICE MY M SYNCHRONIZED). APOLL ) 628 B St NE TODAY and TOMORROW—COI NAGEL and DOLO! C n_“THE REDEEMING SIN" (SYN- CHRONIZED) . ‘OPERA COMPANY THEATER, APRIL 17 13, 20 | wzn umonn Ber}; Gistl, nnm “flVlI.I.EII llll'l'lflll" — Ponselle, Tibbett, Tokatras “PAGLIACCI" Tiiacher Eve. Johnson . o 95 Ponselle, Telva, Mar. “AIDA” L3t Chot 0o, 83, 7. 35, roop’s, 1300 G St. 645 Pa. Ave. S.E. NRAD AVENUE GRAND RES TODAY __and 'rouomlowwlmr and NANCY C in = SHOPWORN ANGEL.” SRty SCBL. TODAY_GRETA ukfino '":‘:n% S RCHRONIZE) . _Or oS & Varacut 8L 38 ¥ C TQDAY-JACK HOLT in “SUNSET DAY—H. u|! —Hm_m_ll_l!——‘ TODAY— BANKY in “THE AW, " JUELINE = LOGAN in OUT GIRL.” TORRE T YORK G 77 ¥ Gebws SeNW— TR i PN E AR iD). LAST 3 DAYS! THE JAZZ REGIMENT All-Colored Musical Comedy Mat. & Eve. Daily Midnite Show Tomorrow (Friday) Nite 12:01 AYET THEATER LITTLE, 9hBet F&6 LAST 2 DAYS LILLIAN GISE—RONALD COLMAN N “THE WMITE SISTER” ADMISSION TO 12:30—25¢ with GLORIA gn WALSH. Silent s onlyu pe -;u £y ‘THE HEAD l(A.N = th AND R. I SR AARRY umm i X, Canltol 8t. al MILTON CRASH. Sts. N.E. ‘'WILD ORCHIDS,” with GRETA GARBO. " COMEDY. F CBS comun NAGEL in (Vita. Talk- tng Plcune! cougm( lnd WS, “SINS OF THE PATHERS." DUMBARTON 1343 Wisconsin Ave: DOLORES DEL RIG MORE ARY CNOLA ‘We:t of Zanzibar” nchronized). & PA TAINMENT. #l kil for 500 Cars flfln'éra P.’ n‘ ”‘u