Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1929, Page 38

( THE EVENING RESORTS. RESORTS. ATEANTIC CITY, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. R ey . here’s a Big One * Coming!” You walk in ankle deep . . . wade in knee deep . . . wander in waist deep .. +and theén before you can beat a retreat the cry goesup: “There’s a Big One Coming!”.... no time to halt or argue . . . barely time to get set. o. - one quick intake of the breath and then head on into the maeclstrom! Get out of the dust and the din into the surf and the scud! Chuck the grind and buck the breakers! For complexion’s sake leave the pale- faced town! Festival of Light ... Double Jubilee of Edison and Atlantic City... ALL SUMMER N—OT N ATLANTIC CITY Nt i AL/ Writeso cAny of the Following for Rates and Reservations _d GLASLYN-CHATHAM-A HOLMHURST-A Km:lmlo_gl(m LAFAYETT MORTON-A WILTSHIRE-A AMBASSADOR-E BREAKERS-A-E ST. CHARLES-A SEASIDE-A-E SHELBURNE-E STRAND-A-E T e RITZ-CARLTON-E TRAYMORE-A-E GALEN-HALL-A CHALFONTE-HADDON HALL-A MARLBOROUGH-BLENHEIM-A-E [A—American Plan E—European Plan A-E—Both Plans] 4+ ad Home of a Hundred Hotels Offering the Comforts of Home © corvaicuTED, 7. 1. 7., 1929 NORTH BEACH, MD. T WILDWOOD, N. J. R L 4 HQT_H.DORSEY o NORTH BEACH ieell | Motor Coach Service Eu: Topean plan. 32 up®datly. J. E. Whitesell Leave Bus Terminal, 9th and Pa. Ave. N.W.. D AN, 1530 P.M.. 525 P.M. ARLINGTON Near Beach. Capadiy. 200. Running water. Priv._baths. Free b’fiq- es. BKIL. | —____ OCEAN CIT} it P TH 926 Wesley _Ave. E ILLINOIS 33 \eser, W% Running water. Priv. baths. Mod. rates. A3, MICHENER. Owiies BEACH HAVEN, N. J. " SLAND ResoT The Enleside. 5 25xe prartcs Burvom, Auears Gove Fasang. Wit ot e A Gty Some sy Besioes. Write for —Via Marlboro, Mt. Zion, Herring Bay. PFriendship and Owings. BEACH, VA. JONROF. H 3 Now open, under the man ent of owner, Mrs. A. LOWE. 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St. filry's Female Seminary Estadlished 1840 Southern home boarding school. High Scnool " and_'Junior GCollege. = Music. “Ex: B pn I e S Tocation, ROt Tar Trom Washing more. Modern buildings, modern modern management. Tuition, laundry, equipment, board and Finet Ships Fastest Time American Legion Pan America Southern Cross Western Sorid Under U.S. Gost. Mait Contract For Information, Rates swd Reservations MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE 67 Wall Street ~ New York * Telepbone Bouling Green 3300 — MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. | 0.KDBY GROLP | | appearance of the community. ZONING CHANGES - Trade Board Committee Ap- proves Fire Stations in ¢ Residential Areas, A change in-the zoning regulations of the District which would permit the placing of fire stations, public play- grounds, public recreation centers and public swimming pools in residential areas was approved by the zoning com- mittee of the Board of Trade at a meet- ing yesterday afternoon. | " 'The committee, however, in consider~ ing the amendment to the zoning codé i &s proj by the Zoning Commission, declined to approve the suggested plac- ing of police stations in residential | zones. It was specified also that any fire sta- tions placed in restricted residential areas should be of an architectural de- sign which would not detract from the | Police Stations Excepted. In opposing the placing of police pre- cinct stations in residential areas the committee took the pcsition that since police deal with crime, the location of a police building adjoining a residence would unnecessarily deteriorate property values. It was suggested that police | stations could be located in commercial | and industrial areas witheut handicap- ' ping police work. { "The COmT‘“tce took the view that | since fire stations, playgrounds and pub- | lic swimming pools are necessary public | conveniences which should be located in | residential centers, the Commissioners | % should have the right to place them there even though some injury was done in individual cases, if such acts were for the general good of the community | | as & whole. | Reference was made to the declara- | tions of George S. Watson, chief en- ! gineer of the Fire Department, that {fire engines located in stations on | streets having street car lines often are | delayed in getting to fires due to traffic | conditions, and that this was the rea- | son of the necessity to place them on ;resldenual thoroughfares | Commitiee Members Present. Harry Blake, acting chairman of the committee, presided. Others present included Ben T. Webster, sécretary of | the Board of Trade, who is president of the Washington Real Estate Board; Arthur Carr and Joseph B. Bowling. The action was taken in response to the request of the office of the Zoning Commission for views on the proposed amendment to the zoning code. Mr. Bowling was_delegated to present the | views of the Board of Trade committee | to city officials at a joint. meeting of representatives of civic groups on this | question. | | T0 HOLD OPEN HOUSE. | Falls Church Woman's Club Plan- ning for Fete, ‘ FALLS CHURCH. Va., July 10 (Spe- cial).—The Falls Chirch Woman's Club is planning to hold open house for the people of the community in | the library building on the evening of July 17 beginning at 8:30, the | reception to continue throughout the evening. Music will be furnished by the Firemen's Band and refreshments will be served. The adjoining council e are to be thrown open also -ndm! ral in- vitation is being extended to all citi- | zens to visit the library and acquaint | themselves with the facilities there provided. SUES CAB COMPANY. | John W. Craig of Philadelphia to-| day filed suit in the District Supreme Coort for $50,000 damages from the | | Black & White Taxi Co. for alleged | personal injuries. He declares that he | was knocked down by & cab of the com- | pany which on a loading platform or | safety zone under the west portico of Union Station March 2. 'He chn(e:" that the cab was operated negligently, too close to the safety zone and col- | lided with him. He is represented by | | Attorneys Hogan, Donovan, Jones, Hart- | {sdbn & Guider. STAR., W. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. n—"“On With the Show,” 5 1:15, 3:15, ‘Fashions in Love,” at 11:55 :15, 7:40 and 10 p.m. Fox—"From Headquarters,” continu- from noon to 11 p.m. Earle—"The Glad Rag Doll,” at 11:35 } 5, 6:35, 7:35 and 0:40 p.m. Columbla—“She Goes to War,” at 10:45 am., 12:50, 3, 5:15, 7:40 and 10 pm. ‘Ambassador—“The Younger Gienera- tion,” at 6:10, 7:50 and 9:35 p.m. Tivoll—“Alibl,” at 2:15, 4, 5:50, 7:35 &nd 9:25 p.m. Central—“The Desert Song,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. 3 - . STORE IS SUED. Declaring that she sustained serlous injury by slipping on & banana peeling while descending a staircase at the Palais Royal March 28, Dora Glad- stone, 3654 New Hampshire avenue, filed sull against the management for $10.000 damages. She charges neg- lect in failing to keep the stairway in a safe condition and asserts that her right arm was fractured, her right eye cut and her nervous system shocked and permanently impaired as the result of her fall to the bottom of the stairs. She is represented by Attorney Alvin L. Newmyer. LANK BOOK All kinds—we have what you want E. Morrison Paper Co. PENS REPAIRED ADAMS NEWS DEPOT, DUPLICATED %2 G ST. |' KEYS Get our prices GARRISON’S 12151217 E St. _ Nat'l 1586 Get Your Fruit at Orange Grove 1210 N. Y. Ave. NW. , per basket.$1.00 Sweet Cantaloupes and 2 for .. Grapefruit, 4 for. Calif. Plums, basket.. Apricots, basket. Drive Your Car Over OPEN EVENINGS Closeburn Manor Sold. LYNCHBURG, Vs, July 10 (Special). —Closeburn Manor, one of the best |, known country estates in this section, |, has been sold. to Dr. L. L. Whitnt practicing physician of Gary, W. Vi there during the next two months. ‘The purchase price was $20,600. It copsists of a manor house and 45 acres of land, located on the Salem turnpike, seven miles ~from ynchburg. «+. Just as pure, refreshing and healthful as if you, your- self, had squeezed the plump fruits and strained and sweet- ened the delicious juice! Comes direct to,_you in con- venient containers (without preservatives) from two large, picked-in-season grapefruit. Good grocers stock it. Fruit Products Co. of Florida, Detroit, Mich. FLORIDA GOLD Cafe and Luneh Counter on Steamer M3, Vernon Not Opem on Susdeye. Grapefruit Jusce ALSO PACKERS OF FLORIDA G 3 FAMOUS HOSTESSES of HISTORY .\ OUR meals will always be famous if you serve Simpson’s Golden Flake Buttermilk . . . pure country-style but- termilk . . . flavored with yellow flakes. of “mellow butter... freshly churned and pute. Sold at grocery stores and home deliv- ered. Order it—At- lantic 70. ("*.“\\ kB /’/ During the Revolu- tiowary War Mrs. Su- sanmah E lliott of South Carolina was famous as a hostess. She mever refused a nieal to an American seldier — and mever glive “ome to a Brit- isher. H e r dinners re fabous through- t ‘the South. s BUTTERMILK “Bright and Airy—the Daylight Dairy” AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ORPHANS' OUTING AT GLEN ECHO TODAY JOIN THEM AND SEE HAPPY KIDS OLD GRAPEFRUIT SPECIALS ° e Sea Foods in Season ‘We Deliver Lansburgh Sea Food Co. No. 18 Municipal Fish Wharf Phone National 6237 Special! Nfises’ Oxfords White and black kid and white ean- vas. Widths AAA' to EEE. Sizes 2!3 to 9. ke, 726 7th St. NW. FRANKLIN National Bank Penna. Ave. at 10th St. NW. 1111 Connecticut Avenue JOHN B. COCHRAN THOS. P. HICKMAN President V. P. and Cashier A Trip Downtown —in the™heat, to attend to your banking business is not necessary. Our uptown office is equipped to serve you fully. Great Shaving Outfit At Gibson’s 1—35¢ Colgate’s Cream 1—35c Pint Witch Hazel 1—65¢c pkg. of 10 Lucky Strike Blades to fit Gil- lette razor 1—25¢ Palmolive Taleum 1— S5c Styptic Pencil 1—10c Gillette Blade Total Value $1.75, All for 98¢ . Extra, FREE—1 Genuine Gillette Raszor included without extra cost. ‘Gibson’s 917-919 G St. N.W. Shaving™ Spend your vacation in Montreal, Quebec or New England, Mountain or Seashore Resorts Portland Get away from the heat and torrid weather of the city this summer. Spend your vacation in the cool mountain or sea- shore resorts of New England, Canada or New York State. Convenient through Pullman service to many important coast and mountain resorts direct from Grand Central Terminal, ~New York. . And when you use the Baltimore & Ohio you make your train connections easily and comfortably in New York Ci Arriving -at Jersey City Terminal, you wil‘ly. nd motor coaches waiting at the trainside to take you direct to the 42nd Street Station oppo- _ site Grand Central Terminal, Even your hand baggage is checked on the train and delivere: to you when you leave the coach. An underground corridor leads directly from the main lobby of the 42nd St. Station to the waiing room in Grand Central Terminal. * The Baltimore & Ohio is'the only rail- road that providgs this modern way of mak- ing your train connections in New York City—no bother with taxicabs or Red Caps or other inconveniences. And there is no extra charge for this service. Write, call or ‘phone the Travel Bureau for folder giving detailed train service from ‘Washington to these northern summer resorts.’ TRAVEL BUREAU ‘Woodward Bldg., 15th and H Sts., N.W. - Washington, D. C. D. L. MOORMAN, Ass’t Gen. Pass. Agent BALTIMORE ~ & OHIO F AT.FOURTEENTH ST. MONTE BLUE GUINN WILLIAMS A Vitaphone Talkiny Picture “FROM HEADQUARTERS” g On the Stage JOHN IRVIN FISHER AND MANY STARS ¥ ST. AT 13TH. Cont. from il NOW PLAYI) ‘Pl:malflll"tll" g MENJOU Hear Him Talk and Siog in “FASHIONS IN LOVE” T RAWLINSON IN “SURPRISE PARTY” rawrny ZELAYA LOEW’S COLUMBI P _ST. AT 12TH. Cont. from NOW PLAYING A United Artists Sound Picture Eleanor Boardman In a Story of Sacrifice “SHE GOES TO WAR” OUR GANG IN THEIR FIRST ALL TALEIE “SMALL TALK” STARTING SATURDAY DOLORES DEL RIO in “EVANGELINE” PERSONAL APPEARANCES Miss Del Rio will make ‘four per- sonal avpearances daily starting Saturday. 2105 Pa. Ave LON CHANE! TAYLOR. “WHERE AST.” LAUREL-HARDY “LIBERTY. Showings M. Admission 25 cls. STANTON - _with_TOM MOOR! PRINCESS roxat FLAME.” _COM _sx 1 347 COMEDY and JESSE THEATER 3.5 NE" ‘FRECKLED _ RASCAL.” RT GOMEDY. ' 6: . TIRERTY 1419 X Gapitol St LIBERTY A TGt “HOMECOMING,” with BUZ: 30. 8:00, NCE G MILLER in ) TRACT® (Synchronized) EDY. ER BAXTER in Tomorrow—WARNI “THRU DIFFERENT EYES. ~SEA BREEZES BY and COM- 'CHESAPEAKE BEACH i Shady Picnic Groves Round Trip: 50¢; Children, 30 Trains leave District Line Station: 10, 11:30, 2:30, 5:40, 8 Free Parking Space at Statiom STANLEY-CRANDALL THEATERS Direction Warner Bros. ARLE TODAY 10:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. CODOLORES OSTELLO The METROPOLITAN TODAY 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. J Bros. Vil f i ' AMBASSMR oot Ra KW TOMORROW _ JEAN T and LINA BASQUETTE IGER GENERA 624 B st NE TODAY—ALICE_ WHITE {1 “HOT STUFF.” (HER FIRST TALKING P v f AVENUE GRAND .7 TODAY -WM. POWELL. JAMES and LOU BROOKS 1 CANARY MURDER CASE." 00% A L-TALK]"NE MYSTERY PIC- CENTRAL °® 5t Bet- D and & TODAY -JOHN BOLES and CAit- LOTTA KING in T SONG.” (100% ALI, SINGING AND TALKING PICTURE.) _AVAI;ON McKinley St. (Formerly Chevs Chase) TODAY—CLARA | BOW ' in “THE T PARTY.” _ (HER PFIRST LKING P! ) SAVOY 1ith & Col. Bd. NW. TODAY—COLLEEN MOORE in “WHY BE _ GOO! (SYNCHRONIZED MPANIMENT.) _CHESTER MO MAE BUSCH in_“ALIBL" ALL-TALKING_PICTURI Que!