Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1930, Page 60

COLONIAL ANTHRACITE “Guarapteed No Slate. No Chnkers™ Ask the Man Who Uses It Ralph J. Moore Coal Co. 1406 N. Cap. St. Pot. 0970 MT. VERNON Charl e:"fi;:alelter Under U. §. Government Inspection Leaves 7th St. Wharf Daily 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Oafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mt. Vernon mot open on Sundavs Pot. 0971 E. MORRISON PAPER CO. 1009 Pa. Ave, We Are Mighty Proud of the Shoss ‘e Sell, Because We Know They A GOOD SHOES and Our Prics Is REASONABLE For Men, $3.49 Up For Boys, $2.50 Up GIBSON’S 915 G St. N.W. @EALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, will_be received by the chairman_of the Gray Ladies, care of Constru Quarter- master, Army Medical Washington, D. C. 'until 3 pm., Ma 0, and thes publicly opened 19r the Constriction and completion of a & limestone and Sramte stricture, utilities thereio at Army Me . Washing- ton, D. C. Information, plans and specifica- be obtained’ upon application to the above office. Deposit of $50.00, payable to the Constructing Quartermaster, Army Megical Center, required for rewurn of plans specifications. 7,21,25,20 GA] NDTICES. WILLIAM_W. BRIDE and THOMAS F. CAMERON, Attorneys. SUPREME_COURT OF THE DIS- (Columbla, Holding | & District Condemnation of of ‘Washington Place N.E.. between nd 4th Streets, in_the District of o imbi—District Court No. -2030: —Notice snd Order of Publication.—Notice is_hereby siven that the Commissioners of the District of Columbla, pursuant to the provisions of section 1608 inclusive, of the Code o1 Bis. have flled & etition in this Court pray- ing’ for the condemnation of the land neces- sary for the widening of Washington Place empanel a jury in accordance With the law fn Such cases to assess the Was! 44ih Streets, in nd the condemhation of the land necessaty s thereof, and to assess Uherétrom the entire amages, including the ex- upon_each lot Tpose: bonenty "Fesuitin amount of said these proceedings, is by ¥ Abril. 1930, aving any interest in these pro- d, they hereby are warned : i, Bt 4, 5 Pyl et : el bon i Betore the e mfhnm':’ o di m z ! thi er or ered, that u s notice and o be By °the Ynited Bates Rursbals orhis. deputics. tibon each the owners of the foe of the land to Sondemned herein us may_be found by’ the 4 Marshal, of his 4 utle strict of Columbia, befol a7 of May, 1930 TRA e B # "LEMON. AR TREATY and CAMERON, "Attorners. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbla, holding a District court —In re: Condemnation of land for public alley in square 2935: also for alley cut-offs in the District of Columbia.—District Court Yo, 2028 Notice and order of publication.— Notice s hereby given that the Commission- ers of the District of Columbia, pursuant to the provisions of section 1608 to section 1610. inclusive. of the Code of Law for th triet of Columbia.” have fled ing within the 19th ‘\’ue w;n INGHAM, Clerk. - Assistant CIePE. 3 ry for the opening of an alley in 35; also for alley cut-ofts square 29 1bo|lnd!d by Madison_street, Geor WELLINGTON PAYS TRIBUTE T0 BYRI]' Admiral Finds Relaxation in Delightful Trip to Maori Country. BY RUSSELL OWEN, By cable to The Star and New York Times. WELLINGTON, New Zealand, 16.—Rear Admiral Byrd arrived at Wel- lington last night from Rotorua in time | for a reception at the city hall by the associated societies of the city, who wisl]l(ed to show their appreciation of his work, Sir Michael Myers, chief justice of New Zealand, presided. After present- ing to the Rntm;i‘ Club their flag which he carried over the South Pole, Admiral Byrd showed movies of his Greenland, North Pole and Atlantic flights and some bits of his South Pole film, which aroused considerable enthusiasm. Visits Maori Country. Admiral Byrd's visit to Rotorua was an interesting break in his work and social duties since his arrival in New Zealand. -He traveled in the ministerial car under the wing of Denzil Ardell of the department of internal affairs, the country’s official welcomer. He first visited Whaka, near Rotorua, | where Rangi, a Maori girl guide, took | him over ground that sounded hollow, with jets of steam spouting through it under foot. He dipped his hand into steam holes where the Maoris cook their food, as they have since their ancestors first d!scovered the place. He also vis- ited the geysers, saw bubbling mud springs and examined an old Maori vil- lage on the hill top. Admiral Byrd also took some curative hot baths, under the direction of Dr. W. J. Duncan, who has as his patlent Sir Joseph Ward, prime minister. The next day Admiral Byrd went to ‘Wairakei, near Lake Taupo, & beautiful spot in the mountains famous for its fishing. Rainbow trout imported from America thrive so in these waters that they have attained a weight of 20 pounds and still occasionally reach 15, but the average is just under 6 pounds. Byrd Fails to Catch Fish. A government launch took Admiral Byrd across the lake to a beautiful spot, where the party had lunch out- doors and then went out for fishing. He did not catch any, but a few of the others did. In his party were Dr. Edward Kid- son, head of the gmemment meteoro- logical bureau, and Dr. E. Marsden, secretary of the industrial research de- - | partment, both of whom were luckier than the Americans. William C. Haines, expedition meteorologist, had motored with Dr. Kidson for the trip. ‘This whole section is volcnnlc and from the lake could be seen the top of an active volcano, although most are n | now extinct. After nightfall, at Wai- rakel, Admiral Byrd had the luxury of nd | 8 swim in the warm geyser pool in the ‘moonlight before going to bed. Admiral Byrd went the next day to Wairakei Valley, where the hillsides puff smoke through the dense vegetation and gey- sers are rumbling all over the place. He saw the huge Champagne pool, where water at 245 degrees fizzes like wine, and saw the big Wairakei geysers, the i | Karapiti blowhole, where steam under 180 pounds pressure has been blowing off as long as the Maoris remember, (Coprright, 1830, by the New York Times and the St Louls Post-Dispatch. All ol mnu 10, Publication reserved - throughout the :| FISCAL RELATIONS STUDY IS INDORSED Chevy Chase Citizens’ Association Supports Moore Bill, Pending Before House. Indorsement was given to the Moore bill in the Huuafu ‘gt l’Reptl'::ennt.lv« proposing a comm! n for study of fiscal relations between the Federal and District governments by the Chevy Chase Citizens’ Association at a meet- ing in the E. V. Brown School, Connec- ticut avenue and McKinley street, last night. The association also indorsed the proposal to change the name of the Connecticut Avenue Bridge to that of the Taft Memorial Bridge, in honor of the late Chief Justice and President - | William Howard Taft. ‘The rest of the evening was given d | over to boys’ camp activities, in which . are, e condemnation of the land necessary $or. the purposes. thereor, and" vg benefits _resulting frworuon that the said jury may find said 4018, parts of lots, or parcels of land will'be bengited as provided for, in and by the afore. al 14 s, by the court, this 31st Ga, SF Mareh: 1630, ordered that-ail persons ha 7 nterest in these proceedings be, and they hereby are, warned and command- to appear in this court on or. before the B s o My, 10307 ue fom Corclon o and continue in attendance until the court ahall ha final order ratifying and the award of damages and the Ssscasment of benefits of the iy to be eme paneled and sworn herein, and it is further ordered that a copy of this notice and or- der be published twice a week cessive weeks in The Washington Evening Star. the Washington Herald and the Wash- t. newspapers published in the ered end order be served by the United States Marshal, or his deputies, upon each of the of the fee of the iand ay be marshal. or his deputies. within the District of Columbla, before 'thie sald Sth day of Moy, 1930, " By the court: ALFRED WHEA' Taens Y A Mo Sony. Test: A CONNINOHALL 14 By HARRY M. HULL, Asst. Clerk. 8p9,10.16,17 GEO. FRANCIS WILLIAMS AND K. P. HOLLINGSWORTH, Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE_DIS- triet of Columbia, holding an Eauity urt.—In re voluntary dissclution of The o give notice that on the 14th dey i3, the ‘National Metropolitan n by decree of the Bupreme Court of the District of Columbia, apponted receiver of the estate and assetf Conkress Hall Hotel Company of "fi“ and that said receiver ? ol *Bied -1§n the clerk of the court DI I hose havi ')"'& Hall Hotel Com f Washington, +,ATe, hereby required to present the the receiver at its office at 613 mn mm Zorthwest, in the City, of Wash, ny or before the 23rd day of 930, fi'xgnb METROPOLITAN BANK OF B R, P. HQUUINGSWORTH, t. Trust Officer, *p17.18 Raceiver. motion pictures and slides were shown of camps in several sections of the country. David R. Starry, director of Camp Passumpic in Vermont; D. D. ‘Withers of e Boy Scouts’ Camp as | Roosevelt on Chesapeake Bay and Mrs. QGrace Savidge, interested in Camp Overall on the Shenandoah River near Luray, Va., each gave talks and a num- ber of Boy Scouts from Troop 57 were present. P, Brylawskl, H. L. Buell, Leon P. Handy and F. C. Breckenridge were elected to membership. Arthur Adel- 54“:‘1 president of the association, pre- led. - Napoleonic Soldier l’onnd TOULOUSE (#).—The body of English soldier who fought with We!l- ington when he invaded this region in 1814, was found nnly two feet deep in a garden here. There was a Napoleonic ball in his chest and a coin of George IV of England in his grave. —_————— TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—Natlonal Players in “Nan- cy's Private Affair,” at 8:20 pm. Gayety—“Take a Chance,” burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Palace—“Lummox,” at 12:05, 2:19, 4:37, 7:30 and 9:08 p.m. Fox—"The Big Plny " at 12:14, 2:37, 4:44, 7:52 and 9:59 p. Hflropnmln—“'l‘he ruriu,“ at 11 am., 12:40, 2:30, 4:20, 6:09, 7:55 and 9:45 pm. Kelth’'s—"Ladies of Leisure,” at 11:15 am., 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15 and 9:20 pm Earle—“Strict’y Modern” at 11 am. 12:44, 2:36, 4:28, 6:15, 8:07 and 10 p.m. Columbia—"Men Are Like That” at 12:05, 2:05, 4:05, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. Ambassador—“Anna Christie,” at 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—"Street of Chance,” am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“A Lady to Love,” at 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:35 and 9:30 p.m. from 10 rid Ball 4 NEW SALT WATER SWIMMING PO O L, ady Pienle Grove THE Stove Disguised for Apartment. v 1ot LKW YORK April 16 (NANA)— i e Entire Stock of Electric Fixtures Will Be Sold Regardiess of Cost 25 to 50 per cent off 717 12th St. NW. Enlarges That Favorite Photo 8x10 Optical Company 614 9th ST. N.W. . Tooth Paste Specials At Gibson's 50c Ipana Tooth Paste. ...81c 40c Sq bb Tooth Paste.36c 50c Pepsodent GIBSON’S 1 919 G St. N.W. Finishing In Before 10:30 Rendy 4:30 Same Day PICTURE FRAMING COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY CO. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. Your Car $]. Washed in 15 Min. System Auto Laundry, Inc. 1227 R St. N.W. 303-5-7 6th St. N.W. Phone North 9417—Met.8404 24-Hour Serulce FOR YOUR INFORMATION —The more you handle sea foods the less value there is to ‘hfln. ‘We specialize in sea foods only, get them direct from the cal hm We have plenty for every one. For Good Friday and Saturday Potomac Roe Shad... .35¢Ib. Potomac Buck Shad... . 25¢ Ib. Red Snappers ........30ch. Live Lobsters .......60cIb. Crab Flakes. . ... .....75¢cb. Herring Roe . +..30c k. Fillet of Flounder. ... .30c Ib. Green Shrimp . ......35clh. Fresh Herring .......5¢ Ib. Retail Ea:ll:: Ez Co.,Inc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water SW. Natl 7973 Candy Mailed A Fannie May 1010 E St. N.W. 614 13th St. N.W. Well Folks: Here's the fifth of a “Series” of talks we ran last year. It was so successful that we are “Repeating” for the information of our mew store patrons at 14th and Eye Sts. EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, THURSDAY, APRIU 17, AMUSEMENTS. R-K-O MORE DAYS TO WITNESS THE WONDER PICTURE OF WASHINGTON o Ny ) AkTAKING —April 27th to May 4th— NVA ACTORS’ National Jubilee Week T "It ANl But Here; Closing NA"A Sat., April 26 Now on view daily at ki & Breathes” Last Days 111G 8t Delicious—Freshly Made— Homemade ALSO Absolutely Fresh Homemade Easter Eggs 10c—25¢—50c $1.00 o $3.00 Il Over the U. S. Candy Shops 1406 N. Y. Ave. 1704 Pa. Ave. NW. 3305 14th St. (Tivoli Theater) A Successful Venture greater volume through a Budget Payment Charge Service 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 'HIS store has never been an advocate of low-priced clothing—it gives men a wrong slant on clothes econo- my—too low a price always results i service. n too short a wearing We believe there are thousands of men in this town who have found this out but just simply feel that it’s too great a strain on the pay check to plank down $35, $40 or $45 at one time for a suit or a topcoat. Their trade means the volume busi- And we invite such men to get in on our men to trade here. ness we're after. INTERWOVEN HOSE BEAU GESTE HATS We want all such BUDGET PAYMENT CHARGE SERVICE PLAN * That means you only need to pay one-fourth of the pur- chase down—charge the rest and pay for it in ten weekly payments or five half-monthly payments. It applies to anything in the store—it permits you the economy of quality clothing—the chance to dress as well SUITS TOP COATS TUXEDOS FURNISHINGS as you've always wanted to at our regular cash prices. ‘A Sound, Desirable Charge Service of Deferred Payments 1930. ANveneanTs. NATIONAL | 1 1.25, 81, 8¢ & S0e MAT. SAT., 35c, 30c & 'll- Nationsl Theater Flayers New York's reigning comedy success NANCY’S PRIVATE AFFAIR By Myron C. Faman Next week, seats selling, “THE HONOR OF THE FAMILY” BURTON OLME TODAY—Mat. at 4:30 VENICE and NORTH ITALY Pictured Vi Described Dnmmuny Prien. 8150 Sl 75: 50: ALL FOR FUN AND FUN FOR ALL! Three musketeers gt merriment — Al sweetest singer the atyle of w. [ Singer” Singing Fooll” Put them all to- gether they spell “MAMMY” the grandest talking comedy yet! Apfll 21 ts Today! POLI’S .40 AR ] DIRR:T mmr THE NEWEST AND GREATEST 10¢h EDITION GEORGE WHITE'S =SCANDALS -a WILLIE 5 EUGENE HOWARD~ FRANCES WILLIAMS - MITCHELL and DURANT- MARIETTA < EVELYN WILSON - THE BOTT DANCERS OLTE 'ROBINSON - ELM GITV FOUR. 175 nonnloui oirLs 75 O NEXT MON. Seats Now on Saie Tor METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY FOX THEATER “«Ln BOHEME" “ANDREA CHENIER" romselle, Martinelll, P TRAVIATA" med. ve. Thnfl Mai. st. Distrl EUROPEAN TOUR PASSION PLAY —OBERAMMERGAU— 52 Days—$600.00 On the SS. AMERICA Sails July 2nd Vsiting Hamburg, Berlin. Prages, ‘“ Munich, Oberammeri rial re, Al -, Twe It: Brussels, Tours at Heasonable’ Rates Indorsed by Dr. Thos. School of Foreign Service, town University. WESTERN COAST H. Healy, George- “Yellowstone N tional Park. For information_write tele- » or ohone—CAPITAL TOURS, TOWER BLDG.—NAT’L 3756. NOW PLAYING— AUNITED ARTISTS Adture. the sapa of ¢ woman’s soul —ON THE STAGE— HERMAN TIMBERG in “KRAZY LAND" STARTING SATURDAY JOAN CRAWFORD “MONTANA MOON” COLUMBIA PeragiaT NOW PLAYING~ AParemount Picture MEN A uu un ‘.M- c‘ fi:mn' Itfe with ARTING SATUEDAY oo Ll - HARRY RICHMAN “PUTTIN' ON THE RITZ" RIALTO NINTH AT GEE OPENING APRIL19 JOHN BOLES PERSON The hero of “Rio Rita” and the dashing lover in the “Desert Song” appearing in person and in hie latest picture, “Captain of the Guard.” Also MR. BOLES WITH LAURA LA PLANTE IN The All-Talki All- staging “Colo Cototial CAPTAIN<«GUARD 25 * Bori, Gislt, Tibbett AMUSEMENTS. WARNER BROS. METROPOLITAN THEATER BEGINNING TOMORROW AL—LAUGHING ¥, AL—TALKING ) AL—SINGING BACK TO BLACKFACE In m Masterplece of Minstrelsy With IRVING BERLIN SONGS —LAST TIMES TODAY— - LOIS WILSON H. B. WARNER WARNER BROS. " “THE FllRIES"’ EARLE THEATER BEGINNING FRIDAY! A First National and Vita- phone Picture with ALICE WHITE ACK MULHALL DOROTHY MACKAILL in Alexandria Firemen's SPRING FESTIVAL all next week Pentagon Park—Alexandria Al Attractions By MELVILLE-REISS SHOWS 12 Rides—18 Shows—2 Bands Fun For All WRESTLING TONITE at the GAYETY In conjunction with regular show PRINCESS "R 55R% N.E. Home of Wnltm Electric Sound Equipment EDD! UILLAN And sAux O'NEILL in_*1 THE SOPHOMO! TAKOMA 4th_ nl nulunn §is. rking Lot A Talkle Evers Da Day vm R C A ANT WIT! “SO LONG, LETTY" “Warner Bros.” AMBASSADOR _ o, TODAY_GRETA GARBO in “ANNA CHRISTIE." “Warner Bros.’ Conn. Ave. ai - ay Eiske B gn ©. TQDAY-—MA RIAN ARCH h THE ‘)EARR!AOI PLAYGR.OUND Ave 'i AVENUE GRAND TODA\E,—UNANCY CARROLL in * CENTRALmuMnu E TQDAY, and TOMORROW._WILLIAM “STREET A ~Warner Broi Fp NY G Ave & Farragut st. TODAY — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, 4 LORETTA YOUNG in RELESS AG! "’ 123 © st NE. TODAY - s NN E'NNXNGTON LEGS." SAVOY “iuth & Col. RA. N.W. TQDAY_HELEN MORCAN in “AP- n RECTION SIDNEY LUST TALRING. AND SOUND Pwrmua HIPPODROME _svefsi BRENT 1 RICHMOND m‘é’fi;’fi?&"?“‘&un 35 8 mnlst. lMIA ONCAN in G i Rajnler, Md. RAMON NOVARRG in MAY CA CAUREL, MD. RAMON NOVARRO CAROLINA v-}};‘é’ Ao Jl NORMAN Musical E l!ecu aria STATE nw...'ifl‘:fifl.’é 'RETT R’ THEATER 5 & 5% Ave. Nw. 1cCOMES ~ ALONG,” "BEBE " ANACOSTIA, D. | c. GARY cooi HOI.I.YWOOII EXPOSED! The Doors of the Talkie Stu- dios Thrown Wide Open— Takes You Right Into the Dressing Rooms of the Stars ~—Shows You How Vitaphone Talking Pictures Are Made— Shows You Hollywood as It Has Never Been Seen Before —Where the Stars Eat— ‘Where the Stars Play—The Stars’ Rendezvous—It Doesn't “Miss a Thing. SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD Midnight Show Every Friday 11:30 P. M. ~—LAST TIMES TODAY— “STRICTLY MODERN" I BRING THE HEAVY DATE || Dixie Lee Sue Carol | Walter Catlett || And All the Others Will | ‘| See That You Have | A GRAND AND | GLORIOUS TIME AT “THE BIG PAR L g ~~STAGE— HARRY HOWARD in Fanchon & Mareos “TYPES” | Fox Grand Orchestra ALEXANDER CALLAM Pox Movietone News BEGINNING SATURDAY And for Four Days Only CAMEO KIRBY A Romance of the Southland J. HAROLD MURRAY NORMA TERRIS MYRNA LOY District of Columbia. THE EARLE—13th and E sts. nw. mAssAnon—m.h and Col rd. n.w APOLLO—624 H st. n.e. AVENUE GRAND—G43 Pa. ave. sa TIVOLI—14th and Park Fa. n.w. —Georgia ave. and Quebeo n.w STANTON—IS O'st ‘me. SAVOY—3030 14th st. n.w. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. | TAKOMA—4th and Butternut sts. n.w, meAr‘zlaud and Virginia. D—Hagerstown, Md. OPERA HOUSE—Leesburg, Va. REPUBLIC THEATER—Annapolis, M. MARADA—St. Md. STATE—] STRAND—Staunton, Va. MASONIC—Clifton Itrn va RAMONA—Westminster. GLOBE—Berlin, Md. NEW-—Lexii NEW VIRGI! w. AUDITORIOM Onancock: var” ™™ NEW—Elkton, Md. NEW—Aberdeen, WASHINGTON'S NEWEST AMUSEMENT PARK on SALT WATER Chesapeake Beach Rwy. /014 BARR BLUG. JESSE THEATER it e “UNDERTOW,". MARY NOLAH NO ADVANCE IN PRICE Saturday—10:30 to 1, 25 1 to 6, Excursion Agent DOROTHY MACKAIL‘ LO RACKET. Western Ilectrlc MOVIWHQ starts Monday. l:“:uwfilllai in Av!. SSRDERS NALD 16 - THE n,“!",!‘ GAl gugomeds. ~ Fime of o ots Wilies, oo s m lon &) fl YIC“CQ. & dlo, 3035 B o LOY A Shows. “7:00_ai nw.