Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1929, Page 28

Kloman ' appliances are not only intended to help mend broken and diseased are food to bodies, they the soul. For a patient to know that the most modern ap- pliances are being em- loyed to help him get well is food and nourishment to the soul and spirit. Kloman appliances are recom- mended and used by your doc- tor. Use them unhesitatingly in vour sick room and enjoy their many benefits. Registered Nurse in Attendance Kloman Instrument Co. 911 19th St. National 6580-6581 Sea Food Cafe STEAMED OYSTERS Oysters Fried or Stewed ‘We still have those famous Imperial bs. = Closed Thanksgiving 11th St. & Potomac River A Complete Line to Choose ™ senpins ‘hare. - TARIFF: POLICIES Pan - American Commission Closes Work on Customs Procedure. By the Assoclated Press. Dr. Jullus Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commesce, told delegates from 19 Latin American nations to the Pan- American Commission _on Customs, Procedure and Port Formalities yester- day that the United States levies a tariff on only from 5 to 25 per cent of their imports to this country, and that only | two or three of the SBouthern republics are affected by these duties. Dr. Kiein's speech marked the official close of the commission's work, which resulted in a proposed convention deal- ing with customs and port matters which will be submitted to all Amer- ican governments by the governing board of the Pan-American Union. The convention recognizes commercial avia- tion as an infant industry which needs preferred treatment in order to expand. The signing of the final act of the commission took place in the Hall of the Americas of the Pan-American Union Building, where many previous important international gatherings have been held. Hubert B. Walker, New York, president of the American Ship Owners’ Association and commission chairman, presided. The delegates were addressed by Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro, Minister of Panama, and by Mr. Walker, as well as Dr. Klein. | ‘When the commission adjourned, the delegates went to the White House and were received by President Hoover. Dr. Alfaro referred to commerce as the “material and fruitful tie that binds nations and civilization,” and Dr. Klein sald that modern commerce “must move with greatly accelerated speed if it is to keep up with the new tempo of industry.” LEVI L. TATE. LEVI L. TATE EXPIRES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Retired Railway Mail Service Ex- pert Gave Examinations in Nearly 80,000 Cases. Tevi L. Tate, retired chief examiner of the third division, United States| Railway Mail Service, who it was esti- mated had given a total of nearly 80,000 examinations to railway mail clerks, and whose total of nearly 55 years' service constitutes a record in the rail- way mail department, died at his resi- Widow and Six Children Are Made| Beneficiaries in Will of Inventor. Herman Hollerith, inventor of the tabulating machine, who died November 17, left an estate valued in excess of $625,000, according to the petition of his sons, Herman, jr, and Charles Hollerith, his executors, for the probate of his will. He owned real estate in Washington assessed at $132.830 and land in Virginia worth $18,105. In addition he had securities, cash and other personal property estimated at, $484,127.15. Attorney Christopher B. Garnett appeared for the executors. By the terms of the will premises 1617 ‘Twenty-ninth street, a garage at 1411 ‘Thirty-first street and a farm, known as Brighton, in Mathews County, Va. with eir contents, are given to his widow. Lucia B. Hollerith, and such of his daughters as are unmarried for their Joint lives. When any of the daughters marry their right to the use of the properties is to terminate. In event of A sale of any of the properties-by the executors at the request of the widow and daughters, the proceeds are to be ::!!Hbu!efl equally among the six chil- en. The remaining estate is to be dis- tributed among the six children in equal shares, ‘The testator explains that he has given his widow & lll".! portion of h! estate by direct gift, and intends that the provision ‘for her life interest in the real estate and their contents shall operate as a bar to her dower rights. Mr. Hollerith 1is survived by the widow, three daughters, Lucia B., Nan- nle T and Virginia Hollerith, and three , Herman, jr.; Charles and Richard Hollernh Dublin, Ireland, is to have a month | of grand’ opera this Winter. COC K EYED Directed RAGHTT WAL All-Talking Picture AT REGULAR PRICES o Continnons from 5:45 p.m. te 11:30 p.m. THANKSGIVING DAY TAKOMA THEATER 4th & BUTTERNUT STS. 3 Blocks Fast of Georgia Av F 8t At 12th—C SECOND BIG WEEK 4 United Artists Pieture MARY PICKFORD DOUGLAS rom 10145 of m. uvnn'l fim nvlvlul musical comed UNNY SIDE JANET GAYNOR CHARLES FARRELL up Performance Will Include the Stage Presentation of FANCHON & MARCO’'S “RHYTHM” IDEA Today the Box Office Wi You Can See and Hear the Complete Screen and Stage Performances Today at 10 a. m. (feature only), 12:01, 2:27, 4:53, 7:19, 9:45 and 11:50. Thanksgiving Schedule same, but emitting the extra 11:50 p..m. performance. PAUL MUNI Last Starred in “The Valiant” IN PERSON Peltio B 9 34 0 WHE - EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1929. 'BODY and SOUL KI-[IN EXP'-Ale l VALUED AT $625,000 am FOX THE ATIONAL | Teiee w1 :20 ‘ WILAY ocrenis BLEG (5100 W 3200 THE THEATRE GUILD, Ine. Presents The Theatrs Guild Acting Company WINGS OVER | EUROPE "A completely tascinating piay 3" engrossini det tvé mysiers. an searchin vocative as ‘a telescope as tereating ‘a8 o’ piay in "This® town has been in many monthy ——John Anderson, N. Y. Journal. i . NEXT WEEK—SEATS THURS. RETURN ENGAGEMENT of the Sensational Mystery Play That Has Thrilled and Amazed Two Continents DRRCUI.H, A dramatization of Bram Stoker's famous novel. SEATS NOW. ONLY S0e to £2.50 DIRECT FROM HER N. Y. OVATION FRITZI SCHEFF Victor Herbert S “Mlle “Modiste” Cant. Orcheatra, Tradortion tntnet Raseh ot GARRISON S TOY AND NOVELTY CO., Inc. And Portraying Seven Different Characters In Fox Movietone’s All Talking Triumph dence, 425 Fourth street mnortheast,| Monday after an illness of several SHUBERT THE PARROT TONITE at8:30 THUR. at 3 p. m. CAPITAL BLUE-SKY FAIRBANKS | | fice of the superintendent of Rallway Mail Service in 1881 to take over the | Now Playing NEXT WEEK SEATS THURS. wn:,’l?u 1215 E s:.. N.W. we:us il 1;',',‘," w;u:&u:;‘::% ‘:.:‘ 1643 Conn. Ave. “SEVEN FA CES 99 300 to 52.50 . 500 to 82 I.EG'SLATION URGED mm;fi“, in the Railway Mull Serv- Special S g~ ol BAM ations | motmti 2ot i a5 it s || THANKSGIVING THE AMOROUS | e Erintare Stowao s Tnthe scrvice, His skl n con- | DINNER R K O KEITH'S B ANTIC "85 Help Curb Stock and Gucting these tests is known through- | o | G D ' A L T With Frank Morgan, Fhoche Foster. | Bond Frands, out the service. 1to8P.M. | Vern Nellson | M. Tate was first detatled in the of- || o 0 0 Tp i | NOW_PLAYING TOMORROW MAT at 3 I 11th & Pa. Ave. | (11 duties as examiner. THE PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS | In addition to our Popular | |3be business practices here Louls| “orls "t then he served as a elerk in Cresent the Landon Dramatic Triamph | Shore ‘Dinners at $1.00, $1.50 ||| nol *BUrL 1HEE) F Ihe Better Busi: | ihe service both during and after the “THE INFINITE SHOEBLACK” || and $2. 00. serve— || blue-sky law for Washington in an ad- Civil War. Enlisting in Company Citing several instances of reprehm- THIRD WEEK 140th Pennsylvania Infantry, in BCP‘ tember, 1862, Mr. Tate served later as special railway mail clerk, distributing || From Noen Till 10 P.M. mail 1o Onion ‘Avmy ‘saldiers i the | | | cinity of Petersburg, Va. e also | | At $2 Per Plate | Rk o the Diarios of e ux | held the title of regimental postmaster in the Union Army. m lemes haven 1or ichemers who, have been| Ul Tate was the forty-fifth charter 1930 DIARIES AND thin the past few monthe. howeyer, | Members of the Railway Mail Mutual NDARS he said, the situation in.Washington | Benefit Association, organized in 1874. CALE i 2 ; . [T otlows: He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ruth | & o o Do G |k e mumber o the pubic | Judtor, Toic, hrce soms, ‘Artbe L. § E. Morrison Paper Co. :finemcg to be cautious through| Tate of Rockville Center. N. Y, and |y first have reached thousands. “3. The fear of prosecution has been instilled by the fact that through the efficient action of the Distri A Drama uf Supreme Love By NORMAN MACOWAN With HELEN MENKEN LESLIE IANI“ STEPS oUT” with Glenn Tryon and Merna Kennedy —————————— Get Your Wlsh Before You Get Your Wishbone fll“ YOU wish for the best Thanksgiving Dinner in vears, 50, 3, 5:05. 9:30) ALL’ SEATS Morning, 23c. il THANKSGIVING DAY pecial Dinners b | 1‘s1::d'.‘heuz “Some law is extremely necessary and and s Distinguish KNights, soe to 3 o $2.50, Vred. o t., 500 to 82, store for you when you see how Skinner pulled a million dollar bluff en sto) and wish for that back-cn-thefarm flavor to the vegetables, plus the oven's best job on the part of the turkey that gets your vote—then you'll get your wish before you get your wishbone if you decide on Thankegiving Dinner this year —tomorrow—at Olmsted’s. NN OO *\ marily to three elements. He named| P05t Grand Army of the Republic. |y three daughters, Mrs. W. E. Kopp and Hearts of Celery, Queen Olives, |l T i ey Juean to inveigats Contomme’ Royal, *Bluepoint Coek- tail or Mock T b4 been somewhat improved. due pri- He also was a member of Kit Carson | « 1009 Pa. Ave. “2. The warnings and slogans of the | EAVard J. Tate of Buffalo. N. Y., and | ¥ - 2 Z Mrs. H. L. McGuw nl Oceanside, Long Island, and Mrs. Cogswell of this | ’ m;ur::rdnls‘:erfi‘e::-e?elge"&ndumd e Thanksg'iving Menu GAYETY THEATRE MUTUAL BURLESK Matinee Every Day ........ Country Stere Day LYN’ CARO 'NA Tl & R G A g OorvE - BORDEN OAR BEnY. "Matihee Tomorrow mm % Comedy added Interstate Express Service Old Dominion Stages THE BLUE BUSSES Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N street, | this afternoon. Rev. Charles Fulz, pas- Mr. Rothschild told the etae | tOr of the United Brethren Church, that the printers could do much to curb | Oiciated . stock and bond frauds by refusing to tuses without some assur- ] I 8 Stuffed Vuun' Tur Chutnu( D Cranberry Jelly; June Peas a Funclu.. New Caulifiower au 8 M;l"lld 'o Radio Picture print prospect ance of the honesty of the proposition. ‘William J. Eynon, vruldznt presided. GREETING CARDS \ De Luxe Parlor Coaches e L TODAY'S nmsnmrs. ORDER EARLY “ Rita® belongs eave Natieakiwidgs Kirops” ’ We Are Showing Atiractive Destgns || | in ne firet clamof singing ~talking w“hlngton 'mu' e tvu;‘uuud producuon at 2:20 and | | }zlzvxlr;.ghslg:,Nlalc. ing) pictur I Deily for lelueo—"'m: Amorous Antie,” eom- | edy- Winchester, Harrisonburg, . Family Gatherings § BAR ez, women and e || EGYPTIAN TEA ROOM 8 o W"“‘T"" o A f burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15, s 3 o Staunton, Lexington, Roanoke |0 Cu S 2 o e o aassiat 1210 G St. N.W. and Parties &/ ; b o and Way Stations at 10:30 a.m, 12:45, 3:05, 5:20, 7- Leommidaad & i 1030 AM. "1 10:30 PM.| Earie—ne yorwaa pass win || TURKEY DINNER-1 to 6 PM. woiiosonmunt] | | sl B DA AT Pal A ve. | At e D AN e, $1.25, including e “THE COCK EYED Metropolitan— e come Danger,” at-10:50 a.m., 12:5 5:05, 7:15 and 9:20 p.m. Fox—"5t Side Up,” with Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell (second week), at 10 am., 12, 2:25, 4:55, 7:20 and 9:45 pm. Columbia—"The Taming of Shrew,” continuous from 10:45 a.m. Rlalto—"Skinner Steps Out." Jith Gmm at am., 1:50, 3:5 :50 and 9: 50 pm. l -0 Keith’s—Bebe Daniels in “Rio Rita” (third week). at 10:45 a.m., 12:50, | |3, 5:05, 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. Little Theater—Conrad Veidt in “The | N Your Forfune Free With & Cup of Tea WORLD.” All-Talking Picture. In His First All-Talking Funfest f 'WELCOME 7 DANGCER~ A Paramoust Picture THANKSGIVING! This month fncludes a holiday fch by tradition and custom fs ted by the spirit of thanktul- Ask te Bee BETHESDA, WD, GLENN TRYON A —BARNUM WAS RIGH SIDNEY LUSTS HIPPODROME L CORINE® GRir- FITH in TSONER! Auxlumln vA. DOROTHY, MACKAILL 'O GET." Vitaphone All- 1419 N. Capltol St SUE CAROL THE PPER the For this reason RKO, as anm en- tertainment institution, fi this month most appropriate to address the millions of amusement seekers of eful_thanks for the since the present season fl‘_mlswmfi DAY “tth all the trimmings” particularly tetul n opened, | | ter for the | | to Is Your Car “ROUGH Served rom u 10 to 2:00 NOTICE! | Last Performance,” silent film. at 1:35, | TONIGHT, 11:30 P. M. 3:36, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. 11 > (o nd in return we shall eontinue | | H e S | SHOD” for Winter Driving? | |, | SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOWS EARLE METROPOLITAN TICKETS NOW ON SALE 'unll—"rhe Grnne Murder Case,” at 2:40, 4:25, 6:10, 8 and 9:50 p.m. Central—"The Isle 01 uet Shi, continuous from 1 We do not imagine that you'd enjoy changing a “fat” or a blowout on a cold, rainy or snowy evening, that's why we invite you to change your doubtful tires to Firestone Gum-dipped Bal- loons Now. Take advantage of our trade-in offer before bad 20" our earnest ‘endesver. HIRAM S. BROWN, President Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Corporation, PAESCE F_st. At 13th—Cont. From 11:00 T _NOW PLAYING An M-G-M Picture Colonial Inn Westmin: , Md. Excellent Food Prices Reasonable Special Turkey Dinner District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E streets n.w. RIALTO—Ninth near G n.w. AMBASSADOR—13th and Col rd. n.w. APOLLO—624 H street n.e. AVENUE GRAND—645 Pa. ave. se. CENTRAL—Ninth street. AVALON—Conn. ave. and MecKinley. COLONY—Georgia ave. and Farragut. HOME—1230 C street n.e. TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. n.w. YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebec n.w. STANTON—S515 C street n.e. 'YLAND—1020 7th street n.w. Maryland and Virginia. MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. OPERA HOUSE—Leesburg, Va. RECREATION HALL—Indan Head. Have Your Car Equipped With the New Tivestone GUM-DIPPED TIRES $2 for Your Old Tire & Tube We Will Allow You $2 for Your Old Tire and Tube on a New Firestone Tire and Tube—One or a Set—at Standard Dealers’ Prices PARKWAY FORD SERVICE Display Their Duty Only When Clean COLLEGE SONGS COLLEGE TUNES PLENTY OF PEP ‘THEFORWARD PASS' DOUG_FAIRBANKS, JR. LORETTA YOUNG BUSINESS COLLEGE Com; m-! National Bank Bld, PREPARE NOW For Ealtortal Clerk and Statisticsl Clerk. Civil Service Freparatory School W. Met. 635 Call Mr. Pyle Nat. 3257 & 3291 Sanitary Carpet and REPUBLIC THEATER—Annapolis, Md. — i —is recognized as unexcelled. Give us a trial. UNIVERSAL—Shady Side, d. Pk i Rug Cleaning Co. : cog 5 < AMBASSADUR col™. "N, || MARYLAND Frederick, Ma. iob sron Vinss A .,..""* 2 Skilled Mechanics—Expert Supervision — Modern Equipment TR MR et || TOME SCHOOLPart Bepoie, e “ART—ADVERTISING |{ 106 Indiana Ave. N.W. fiioiactin G RS B koA St Michaci, e At Bl i . . Play Safe! AI’OLI.O 64 B 8L NE. | BETHESDA—Bethesda, Md. e ARk ofGhialog ™ ohe® ALl For $3.50 on a Model “A” Ford sl TODAY--ANN HARDING. in * MELVILLE—Sykesville, Md. Livingstone Academy Needs! 5 Buy a new Ford —EOUND"_(ALL-TALKING STATE—Westminster, Md. 1283 F St app. Fox. | Met. 2888 Prestone, $5.00 —we will bathe springs, thoroughly grease all Alemite fittings, » 5 AVALON n.mm IMPERIAL—Brunswick, Md. NEW N Glycerine, $5.00 drain crankcase and refill with 5 quarts oil, bring transm attery ( ’ PALACE—Frostburg, Md. $3.50 | Heater, $5.00 and differential oil to proper level, check batte plates). Only $8 ol N4 W RLkthG FIC: || JEFFERSON—Chatiottesville, Va. INCOME TAX COURSE (Sneing Govern gravity and connections; check up generator charging rate, . U AT COLONTAL—Winchester, Va. Beginaing Dee. b and Closing Jan. 50 | s - with your old .AVENUE GRAND STRAND—Staunton, Va. o P ’hme"h‘. | $3.75 d g epeed 4nd carburetor TODAY NANCY | CARROLL ":"':,".' 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