Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 50

EVELOPING Printing Enlarging Quick Service—Low Prices HARRY C. GROVE, Inc. 1217 G St. N.W. -9a MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Lenves Tth St. Whart Dally -{10 A. M. and 2:30 P. M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Comnter on Steamer BLANK YES B Open 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. E. MORRISON PAPER CO. 1009 Pa. Ave. We Have Trusses Elastic Hosiery Abdominal Supports Fitted Professionally GIBSON’S 917 G St. N.W. See Us About Developing and Printing| OPTICAL Il | awaiting disposition of the motions. If you believed— the table was excellent, housekeeping imwmacu- late, music good the house_perfectly warmed, electrically lighted and attractively furnished, you'd write "GALEN HALL for u.-mu folder and rates etter cur this memor where to stay in LT ST ll | illegally convicted in this district be- B | cause the court had no jurisdiction of | | which charged merely the placing in i | the mails at Scranton and other places ll | they knowingiy caused the accounts to Your eesshore home = occupl block on Boardwalk—nearly e ericas Plans — famous for its food ~ Toners firepreo! sddition ~ wightly comcarts = delightful hospitality 1. B. Thompeon & Ce. | |John J. O'Brien. AL A Sl M!MIDIIAMI‘"C cry Fireprool. Baths ead Showers lreoghont From {4 dalty: Rurorean Blon miwufll!u MEEECW .~ ATLANTICCITY.N.3. Established for sixty years. I On Ocean and Boardwalk New—Fireproof—Modern Walter J. Bushy, e ' A ssador DiATE ST 68S) - m_&«fi“”fl" RESORTS. C.E. san ¥ Washis DG gflnnfnv(nfkhu satly Reduced Fares ASKS EXTENSION OF STAYINU.S. Russian Woman’s Request Recalls to Immigration Bureau Vexing Problem. \ By the Associated Press. Mme. Anastasia Tchaikovsky, who has challenged the imagination of mil- lions on two continents by her claims that she is the youngest daughter of the slain Russian Czar, today recalled to the Immigration Bureau one of its most vexing pmbumn of the last ten years. Coming to the United States on a visitor's permit, which has ekpired, Mme. Tchaikovsky made application for an extension, but even should she decide to stay on indefinitely, officials know of nothing they can do about the situation. And the same applies to hundreds of other Russians in this country who would be deported if there were any ;‘ly of doing it or any place to send While no steps to expel Mme. Tchai- kovsky have been taken, the Immigra- tion Bureau has issued deportation papers for approximately 700 Russian natives who are believed to be still in America. They are an accumulation of nearly ten years, and have been con- victed of one or another of the many offenses carrying deportation as & punishment. But Russia won't have them. They can't be deported to other countries. So_here they stay. The last Russian natives were de- ported from this country in 1920 on the Army transport Buford, known as the Soviet Ark. Emma Goldman and Alex- ander Berkman, famous radical leaders, accompanied by hundreds of other former immigrants, were in the con- tingent. Shortly thereafter Russia de- clined to receive any more of her people deported directly from the United States, and until December, 1921, more than 300 were sent back by way of Latvia. e HAGNERS FILE MOTION FOR NEW SALES TRIAL Pair Convicted of Illegal Use of Mails Claim District Court Lacked Jurisdiction, Herman G. Hagner and his wife, Julis, of Scranton, Pa., recently con- victed of illegal use of the mails in sending fictitious accounts of sales of merchandise to the Merchants’ Trans-| fer & Storage Co., which had purchased the bills receivable of the merchants, yesterday filed in the District Supreme Court a motion for a new trial and in arrest of judgment. at liberty on bonds of $2,500 each, The Hagners are Through Attorney Lucien H. Van- doren the defendants say they were the offenses alleged in the indictment, of the alleged false and fictitious ac- counts, and neglected to charge that be delivered in the District of Columbia. United States Attorney Leo A. Rover and his assistant, M. F. Keogh, will oppose the granting of the motions. TWO ASK BANKRUPTCY Lester Fullmer and Charles Burnett File Petitions. Lester G. Fullmer, a policeman, re- siding at 4537 Forty-fourth street, yes- terday asked the District !upreme Covrt to adjudge him bankrupt. He lists hu debts at $2.148.73 and estimates assets at $100, which he claims as ax- empt. He is represented by Attorney Charles 8. Burnett, a tugboat cap- tlln residing at 3127 N street, also filed a petition in bankruptcy. His list of assets and liabilities w‘ll! be filed within 10 days. Attorney Philip Wagshal ap- pears for the petitioner. BIRDS TO GRACE POOL Two More Pheasants Given Public Buildings and Parks Office. ‘Two additional pheasants have been acquired by the Office of Public _BIIM- ings and Public Parks. These birds, male and female, are known as t.h: Lady Amherst variety, and possess plumage of red, orange and black, They are the gift of a Rockville, Md., friend of Washington's parks, whose name hss not been made public. ‘The two new pheasants are housed with the four golden pheasants ac- 3‘“"‘ some time ago from an unnamed onor. The six birds are be kept. for the present south of the Reflecting Pool, near the Lincoln Memorial. RESORTS. BAINFF where the smart world spends its summer It is unique on this continent! The «eosmopolitan finds it irresistible. For it is the perfect answer to the call of the wilds .« . and to the lure of lurury! There's the sportiest of 18- bole golf courses. Indians for cad dies . . . a glacial river for hazards 4048 oew $100,000 club houss, The latest thing 4 + » entoutcas * tennis courts. Trails to the top of the world . . . and excellent horses %o ride. Warm sulphur swimming pools. The social and sports life of the Canadian Reckies centres here 44 o around the magnificent Banff Springs Hotel. Stay a month at least or . , . even better! . . . the entire season. You will find the rates are most attractive, Ask jor Tour B-15 CANADIAN PACIFIC ‘ WORLD'S GREATEST TRAVEL SysSTEM TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—National Players in “Holi- dl! at 8:20 D.m 's—"Journey’s End,” at 2:20 and 8 20 pm Gayety—“Best Show in Town,” bur- lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. tan—George Arliss in “The n Goddess,” at 11 a.m., 12:45, 2:35, 020 GM. 'I.D m‘l"lp.m and Son,” at 11:45 .130,130 and 9:55 p.m. —“South Sea Rose,” at 12 14, 231.(“,’152.:11!960}1:!1 Keith’s—Richard Dix in “Lovin’ the Ladies,” at 11:40 am., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:45 pm. Earle—“Slightly Scarlet,” am., 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 9:50 p.m. Columbia—Lawrence Tibbett in “The Rogue Song,” at 11 am,, 1, 3, 5:05, 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. Ambassador—* No No, Nanette,” at 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p. Cential—*] Not so Dumb,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Tiveli—“Street of Chance,” at 2:30, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:40 p.m. WILL RECEIVE COLORS ‘Washington’s newly formed Marine Reserve regiment, the 20th Marines. will be presented with its new standard of colors at exercises in the armory, 458 Lousiana avenue, tonight at 8 o'clock. Pruenhmm 'Ill] be made by Brig. Gen. H. Fuller, U. S. M. C., acting for Mll Gen. Wendell C. Neville, at 11:45 45 and Special at Gibson’s 50c Rubbing Alcohol FRIDAY ONLY 29¢ Pint 4 for $1.00 GIBSON’S 919 G St. N.W. EASTER CARDS You Will Fall in Love With Our Beautifu! New Cards Greeting Cards for All Occasions COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. e finuummumumumuunmmmmmmmm | Special for Friday and Saturday “If It Swims, We Have It” Diamond Back Terrapins 5-in. size. Each....$1.50 Never was as cheap as this since Civil War, Fresh Herring. .......5¢ . Roe Sh: esse30¢ Ib. Filet Flounder. . ......30c Ib. .30c Ib. .15¢ Ib. .60c Ib. o -.40c e, Eacho & Co., lnc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. Natl 7973 Salesmen — Evenings Only, SRR 3 iy fnu °:'w R °=-' . appiican Torthie Tnetiputions ABRL until 8 pm. 2nd A, 3123 14 Classes Forming for i Tap Dancing | Every Saturdsy at 3 PM. | High School and Juvenile Age I &‘l:u H:eno Murphy i Jack Domohue [ Studio in New York 5906 Conn. Ave. fn the New Colonial e—delicious foods— tastefully prepared—eourteous service— a refreshing atmosphere. You will want to come often—for here youmay dine toa Queen’s taste—yet quite economically. Luncheon $5¢ Dinner 85¢ HOME MADE CANDIES Made and sold right here. Alvays vonderfully fresh— delightfully different. 70 cent's and 1.00 the pound 41407 F STREET CANDY =~ SODA THE WRIGHT CO. Bargams $19 Nursery Chest of Drawers, ivory or green. . ..$9.95 $12.50 Small Butterfly Table in walnut $29.50 Apt. Style Refrigerator, 100-1b. i $139 3-Pc. Bed Davenport Suite. Jacquard velour. .$59 $3.50 Console Tables. Mahogany finish. .. .. o9 $49 Kitchen Cabinets. White enamel or oak. . .$ 250 Card Tables. Green or red finish. ... $135 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite in walnut. . . .... ...$67-50 $29 Walnut Chest of Drawers. ......cccceees .815.15 $19.95 Inner Spring Mattress. All sizes. $8.50 Windsor Arm Chairs and Rockers. ........$5.50 = WRIGHT - 905-907 7th St. N.W. | Phone Adams 7884 for Reservation || RKOKEITHS| STARTS SATURDAY F 8t. at 13th—Cont. from 11 A. M. NOW PLAYING A Paramount Picture “ " SARAH and SON With RUTH CHATTERTON ~—On the Stage— RITZ BROTHERS Original Collegiate Comios in “HIGH SPEED” A Loew production direet Comitor Theater. New York: ¥ ST. AT 12TH SECOND BI6 WEEK! The Sensation of the Year LAWRENCE TIBBETT in & Metre-Goldwyn-Mayer Pleture - THE ROGUE SONG With INE DALE OWEN sTAN TATREL-OLIVES HARDY Direcied by Lionel Barrymore Entirely in Tcehmcolor || PRINCESS E WARNER “os. E n-nr 1A, l uu! I LAST DAY “SLIGHTLY SCARLET” A Smart ang Rissus Parsmount CLIVE BROOK EVELYN BRENT WARNER BROS. MerropoLiTaN Dafly, 11 A. M. to 11 P, M. LAST DAY ‘The Superb QEORGE ARLISS As_the Ruthless Fanatie suked by 18 m-n'l"‘ “THE GREEN GODDESS” A Warner Bros. and Vitashene Classie ‘THE LADIES PICTURE Greatest Laughing Hit In Years National Symphony ORCHESTRA c»-l-m o o2 00, 4.0 rioh IIAN! %100 COLY, PICTURES Presents \ “ATIONALI deson 5125, $1.00, 78¢ & soel ot 8:20 Sat. Mat.—35¢, 50c and 75¢ The Remantic Tomeds Suceess, “HOLIDAY” e irmonth NEXT WEEK " sEats now _BROTHERS BURTON OLME TODAY—Mat. at 4:30 GERMANY air—How s te the changed conditi w s at work nun Described Dramatieally Prices, $1.50, $1, 75¢c, 50c FLORA McGILL KEEFER MEZZO-CONTRALTO, IN RECITAL MILDRED KOLB Sc“lul Pianist and Accompanist MAYFLOWER HOTEL FRIDAY, Arlu 4 4 ats on Mrs. encert Bureau. Disoy 1o W s NE. N.E. Home of w-m- Ficeirie Sound 15- ent WA’ 'OH PORYOg!’N‘Dg ANHOUNGCEMENT. 4t and n-u-un 8. A Talkle !vur‘ Dr:y Via g.c ': r [ORTON in ’ “WIDE OPEN" “Warner ln- R o2, 20 L R4 N TobAY—!mmc: ATRE ALEXANDER GRAY in "NO, o, @4 N St NR. ILA_LEE AND CONRAD AGEL in “THE SACRED FLAME." Warner Bros." PP T 1 TODAY-RUTH QHATTERTON ' in LAUGHING LADY. w-nn Bros.’ A TODAY—GARY COOPER in “SEVEN DAYS LEAVE.” Warner Bros.” [ b st Bet. D ros.” Q. Ave. & Farragut 8t. TODAY CARROLL n PBANGEROUS PARADISE Warner Bros.” 1230 © St. N.E. TODAL-HELEN TWELVETREES & ‘“THE_GRAND PARADE." : Wn-er Bros.” SAVOY 14b & Co. ma. n.w. TODAY — CONRAD NAGEL in “DYNAMITE.” Warner Bros.’ "vol-l 14tk & Park R4. N.W. ‘TODAY AND TOMORROW-—WILLIAM POWELL " in “STREET OF CHANCE.” Warner Bros.” KG& Ave. & Quebes St. N.W. TODAY-NORMA = TALMADGE in VI Rainter, Ma, LAURA LA PLANTE in “SHOW BOAT” FAMII.Y AALEH !fid" SI'ANT ON “‘uofl“n&lm&" 8E Singing. swmm SDA. MD. DeMILLE'S "DYNAMITE" GLORIA ol hid o0 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BROS -~ BEGINS TOMORROW Opening at 10:30 A. M. The Sweet Singing Melody Man the Screen. And in His Latest Screen Feature—The_ Successor to the “Rainbow Man” 'BLAZE 0'GLORY, A Melange of Singing. Da: real drama and and Gay Life with hing elimsx. CA BY BETTY COMPSON---FRANKIE DARRO r. Dowling wi Il appear Friday at 1:20, 3:25, idnight Show. ADDED FEATURES CHARLES RUGGLES Star of “The Lady Lies” and “Roadhouse Nichis,” in “THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR” - Uverture—"Under » Texas Moon" News Events of the World WHY YOU- YOII = SHoutp © and COLOR MusIC--- The Rainbow Colors of the Mexican Border—bright shawls and mantil- Ias, red lips, tanned slim arms, the blue skies and the dusty desert—all brought out in their gorgeous full- ness in improved TECHNICOLOR! The lazy, languorous, teasing strains of “Under a Texas Moon,” greatest of all theme songs; the gay dance musie, piquant Mexican folk tunes, sung by the finest voices, played by the finest of musicians. HELD OVER 2nd WEEK! POLI'S BEG.SUNDAYEVE. MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON WITH MAURICE BROWNE JOU NEYS J’ ENSATIONAL ‘RVAR SHERRIFR “Awarded its place as the epic play !hat has come out of the World War and the one destined to remain. No one should fail to see it now.”—Evening Star. “As great as all eritics have elaimed; perhaps greater. Should be shown to_every man, in every country on earth, concerned with the making of war.”—Washington Post. Eves.: 50c to $2.50. Thurs. & Sat. Mats.: 50c to $2.00 SEATS NOW FOR ALL PERFORMANCES “I¢_All But Breathes” world — by court portrait painter, NA"A The Sensation and Suchorowsky. Wonder of the art Now. on view daily ot Russis's G st KW Tealism startles the beholder." P AT_FOURTEENTH ST LENORE CHARLES BICKFORD KENNETH MacKENNA ——the stage— A Fanchon and Marco Offering that s unique, distinctively different, and which features BUDDY WALKER SUNKIST BEAUTIES ALEXANDER CALLAM FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA Leon Brusilof, conducting Pox Movietone News A FOX INNOVATION GAYETY THEATER Another Great Show This Week BEST SHOW INTOWN Admission 35¢ District of Colnmbla. THE EARLE—13th and E sia. n. AMBASSADOR.-18th and Col. ra. a.v. APOLLO—624 H st. n.e. SHILEES e »f AVALON—Conn. ave. and McKinley. COLONY~—Georgia ave. and Farragu$ HOME—1230 C st. n.. JESSE—3100 18th st. n.e. TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. n.w. YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebes n.w. STANTON=-S18 C st. ne. SYLVAN—104 Rhode u.hnfl ave. n.W. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut sts. a.w. Maryland and Virginia. mmND-—lhmawn. Md. NEW-—1 ASHTON—Clarendon, co EMPIR| CAPITAL—Cumberland, Md. YLAND~—Kiizmiller, M3 m’fim—_ VISON B3 e R R