Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1930, Page 32

WAR VET KILLS BRIDE AND SELF) Bodies of Canadian Soldier and Wife Found in Car in Hlinois. By the Assoclated Press. GLENCOE, Ill, May 24.—A Canadian war veteran ané .us bride of a few days ses last night in an automobile over looking Lake Michigan, clasped hands, and then consummated what police be- lieve to have been a suicide pact. Each had been shot once in the right temple. A pistol was in the man’s right d. Papers in his pocket identified him as ‘Willlam Cochrane Murray, 30 years old, of 58 Avenue road, Toronto, Ontario. ‘There was & wedding ring on the finger of the girl, who appeared to be about 25_years old. Police learned that Murray had en- tered the United States at Detroit Mon- day, coming to Illinois the following day. The couple registered at a Chi- cago Hotel. Thursday night they drove to Glencoe and parked their coupe in the spot where it was found last night. A policeman, who recalled questioning them, said they explained they were tourists and were “just sight-seeing.” The coupe returned last night and the officer observed the man and woman chatting and laughing. A physician, who treated Murray at the Chicago Hotel, said the man had told him he was a war veteran, wounded in action, and that he later had worked as a mechanical engineer in South Af- rica. The young woman said she was a nurse educated at Queen's College in England. e ‘Tourists passing through Boulogne, France, in a recent week numbered 27,682, breaking all records, and the Righest figure for one day was 5,335. LEGAL NOI‘ICI‘.S. Al n MAR] At LEONAR! ARBURY. Atiorni SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF A lec Erobate Court —No. toe that pe; ased are hereby warned i e S ononers. Therest. lenlly “lhlnflcl\fiy to the subscriber, on be- ,fl 5th dl’ of ul! A.D. 1031: other- Denent nf nm e Qe andes m3 Rand BBt day of May. 1936 1DA DU ave. trest: R 8. Dt of Wills for the mmm o St leric o the Probate Court. my17.24.31 HAMILTON & HAMILTON, At WRFREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co)mm., holding _ Probate, Court.—No. 0033, Admiristration.—This 1y $nat e hbaeriber of Co- lumbia has obtained hvm the Probate Court of, the District mbla. letters testa- X 5"'.{" e. hereby warned same, with the vouchers therey futhenticated. to the subscriber, on S betors arch. AD. 1931; otherwise may by law be excluded {rom ;u benent 2ald estate. " Given under mv han s SR s ot e o0 UNTON | TRUST Al ‘GEORGE cous® dent. l!nl)Attrn THEODORI gister of Wills for the m.mcz of (l:lerk of the Probate Court. B¢ THE SUPREME COUR’ 'x'or'm DIS- trict_of Columbia. helding s Probate urt.—In re estate of Michael s \dministration No. 33372 —Order ¥ Tatification of nisi. " Merchants Bank und st o administrator of the estate of meuul . ieane, ported deceased Te- court “that it . having has sold said inning for ent t. 2'-". M!nt um-m 30 feet e block 4. in. the, subdivision CaTied West” Br:ckllnd Park: and run; ave.: thence ke Cavenue ottt 88" desrecs cast bout 120 feet to the land conveved to ily Brooks by deed recorded in Liber 1436 o land records of the saf terly 150 61T, 44 teet e the Place of bes ning:, said descrived parcel of d 1ying ‘Sast of block ¢ Vet Brookland and between it d railroad: tne Dart heredt dedlcated iof by plat, Tecorded in ) ecords e ots of the supveyor of. the District of Columbia, and containine 60.543 square Teot, more or less. designated o e assessor of the District ot ‘Sotumbia P e ATon purpo lot 808, square 3857, 1a " the District of Columbia, yith al j=pi-vements thereon, to Wiliam H. Walk- for the anln of 'ten lho:l‘u\d dotlare un fore ¥ of fopy 'oF this order be nublllhm once a week 13?’"::«“ successive in The Evening ar an 3 (Beal) Resis Eumbte: Glerx my17.34,31 3 OHN J. O'BRIEN, JOHN P. MeGlll Blds., Attorn: COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF holding Probate Court.—No. nistration.—This is to give notice ubscriber, of the District of Coo tained from the Probate Sonrite The Diatrict o Columbia letters sdministration _on_ the estate of Chai lagg ‘ot tne District of Columbla persons having claims aga hereby warged to exhibit y.‘...'&' "",‘Ax'm‘ day” S M-E, mn ThEoDO! WELL, m-mér 1 wuu for the Disirict of Columibia, Clerk ttorness JUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbis, holding Probate Court.—No. Administration.—This 18 to give hotice ubscribs he District of Co- Jum ey oboained Trom. the Frobate Ccurlt ‘nt the District of Columbls leiters of sdministration on the esta & omnar, it "ofthe DIstrict of Colu mm. e All persons having claims eceased are hereby warned to hibit ith the vouchers thereof, legally to the subscriber on or be- f May, A.D. 1931, other- they m be excluded from all ment o said estate. Given under and this Sth day of May, 1030, MAI Attest: VI CH, ister of Wills for the District of Clerk of the Prebate Court. m: DARR, DARR & ESPEY, Attors UPREME COURT OF THE DIS- of Columbia, ~ holdipe s Probate of Elizabetn ~Joyce: —or = C l SEublt ur S Rotcation a5 e trial he Trsiien D5 bl “case relating to' the valdity ot the paper writing, dated the 18th day of October, purporting to be the will SR Tesinment 'of Ellzabeth Joyce. deceased, a5 ohn, Ryan (of Saint Mary's inary, Baliimore, Maryland), and !Ml.bflh CNIcholas Wetworth not to be found. 1t s this 12th day of May, 1030, ordered ‘that tris] of said igaues, hertofore by order - 1630, assigned for trial tinued and assigned for trial on the 7th nd that this ord‘tr 81 whether the sald paper writing was the la: il and testament of #Elizabeth ovee: 2 | and, capable of executing & valid t: whether the said . _Correct as to D, ARR & ESPEY, by H. OLA sz. Attorneys” for Caveators. A JAMES P. REILLY, Attorneys for Loveatde. my15,17,22,24,.29,31.3¢5.7 . Cnlum’bn. Ed IArresting Officer Pays Half of Fine Of Woman Taken dmits She Ran Cigar Slore Without License When Before Judge. A policeman who arrested Mrs. Agnes Morisi, 1774 Columbia road, for run- ning a cigar store without a license and auhsequmtly brought about her convic- tion in Police Court, paid half of the woman's fine when discovered that she had only $5 in her possession. Mrs. Morisi was apprehended by Policeman E. C. Rhue yesterday and taken immediately to court. She readily admitted that she did not have a license. your honor.” answered fter the officer’s testi- an old license. neglected to have it renewed. realize 1 was violating the law.” “Your neglect costs you $10, madam,” said Judge John P. McMahon. “I am sorry but I have only $5 with me.” “Pay that and you can bring the re- mainder after you get home,” thought the judge. “That’s all right, I will pay fit, madam,” said Policeman Rhue gallant- ly, pulling & crisp bill from his uniform pocket. “RIGHTEOUS WISH” TOPIC Basis of Rev. J. Harvey Dunham’s Morning Sermon. At the Western Presbyterian Church, H street between Nineteenth and Twentleth streets tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, the pastor, Rev. J. Harvey Dunham, will take for his subject, “A Righteous Wish,” and in the evening at 8 o'clock his theme will be Gentlemen.” ‘The monthly meeting of the Sunday School Officers and Teachers’ Associa- ation will be held in the church parlor Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. The pastor will continue Thursday even| his series of talks on the be- atitudes. His theme will be “Blessed Are the Merciful, for They Shall Ob- T A LEGAL NOTICES. . Attorneys. BUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF mbia, holding Probate ~Court.—No. 40572 Rministeation.—Tme is to Give notice iber, of the District of Co- the Probate Mrs. from the deceased are hereby warned e sume with the woushers. thereos, Jeany juthenticated, to the subscriber on’ or be- 1 e Bh day of u( April, A.D. 1931, other- W be’ excluded from all TR COMP. F THE DISTR] QOLUMBIA, by GEORCE E. FLEMING, Vice President. 1) Attest: TH COBSWELL, Register ot ‘Wills for thr D gm‘ox Columbia, Clerk of the Probate my17, ARTHUR FETER AND W. H. BADEN, ttorneys. SUPREME CQURT "OF THE DISTRICT OF Jumbla, Holding Erobate Coutt.—Ho. 39710, Administration.—-Tniy tice tha the subscri of the DistHet of Columbis, has obtained from the Probate Court of the Dhlfi,fl of Solumbia, | letters (Seal fster of - Wills T Clerk of the CARTHUR PETER AND DOU OP THE DISTRICT OF R bia.CHolaing” Brom *No. PNy T i Ay '? g:f fl’;l‘ ‘% G bh( |b¢fl ki the umbia, ‘Das. obtained ir ¢ Court On‘ the District of égl‘umhfa Plfl"blle 2 hf the same. with the vouchers thereof, leg i suthenticated, to' the subscriber, ‘on w’- fore the St ' be excluded from ail Given under m % 1930, OMPANY . asistant Trust THEODORE COGS. 5 nid estate. & TRU! MARBURY. ¥ of Wills Yor the District of u lerk of the Probate C my24.313e7 PROPOSALS. HQUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. © Office, Washi . —Prop PACKING BOXES E"l recelved by me undersie 8:‘5»‘.‘?5;?&"’; he Clerk of e use. :w ove Boxes tubM cfln:pl!‘ugh d;}lvzrtdog‘l:d asem anuenn.‘ w-.mnmn‘," D °C."by November 1, selected by the use of Repre resentatives.” The rieht to relect any and alf bids is hereby re. LER PAGE, Clerk n‘ the T REPRESENTATIVES. ¢ i Office, Washington, D. C.—BIds to mrm. the House of Representatives 1 the fiscal year ending June 30, 1931, be seceived up to 13 orclock moon on’ June 15, 1550, S0 Go b’ delivered ac such: times and in such guantities as may be requlred. Right to reject any and all bids is hereby Ieserved, WM TYLER PAGE. Clerk of the House_of = ativ 26 il BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION —« omc: ol Bi%niea Sates Broperey & nd Qlicer for the District of 5ulum Guard, Washi n’mn. . prol in_ triplicate, will B received bere unt 3 p.m. June 32, and then opened, for Comstriction “of metal storehouse. conerete foundation and_ concrete floor, ‘at Camp Further ln!orml‘(o‘nS- on ice. hand towels, bath towels, sheets covers will Be veceived up to 12 o'clook noo aundering faid ‘ar- the Ascal “vear- endine Jahe 30, {ent o reject And and. ali bids i hereby reserved. WM. TYLER PAGE, Clerk of the Houss of Representatives. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. EAGLES MERE PARK, PA. FAGLES MERE PARK. PA. Deslrable far- for rent. Housekeepin ith méals at hotel. Waite The Engleude T Comy Pertect Bathine, Alwars Gosa Fihines With & Modern Hotel, Sure Rellef From Opens June 20th. ENGLE, Mer. ST!AHSH“‘S. AUSTRALIA HONOI.UI.U. NEW ZEALAND The Well Equloped Royal Mall Bicamers RA.” " June A 1 SiA NG Yaty 35, sewt: 13, Nov 12 in_Vancouver, B. oply Can, Fac. nw o4t B0t New York Ave. NoW.. iy to'the Canadfan Australasian mne, 000 West Hastings St., Vancouver, B MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE. OVI '&se STORAGE. . RAGH SHIPPI NG EYE ST.NW.* DIST 2010 MOVE Without Worry or Risk. d "NORT Sto oome, 1 Dackers for shipping. 708 Flotida Ave. N.W. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 24 1930. \BORNO DEPARTS HAITI SECRETLY Leaves in Airplane With Son for Havana—Plans Trip to France. By the Associated Press. PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, May 24— Former President Louis Borno, who made way for Provisional President Eu- gene Roy earlier this month, suddenly left Haiti with his son Henri in an air- plane yesterday for Havana, Cuba. Preparations for the departure were made with the utmost secrecy. Only the President’s immediate family and Brig. Gen. John H. Russell, Amrican high commissioner in Haiti, knew before 11 am. that the ex-President was going. It 1s M. Borno's first flight. He will sail from Havana for France at an early date, after being joined by his wife, who will leave Port au Prince in a few days. No threats are known to have been directed against the person of the ex- President, who had been for years a stormy figure in Haitian politics, but the press in general had been bitterly tlf-lckln] him. Before leaving he did not disclose his lans for the future, saying only that e desired rest, recreation and a quiet life with his family after years of labor for his country. BORNO LANDS AT CAMAGUEY. Air Officials Say He Is on Way to France Via U. S. HAVANA, Cuba, May 24 (#)—Louis Borno, ex-President of Haltl landed at Camaguey last night after a secret de- parture by airplane from Port au Prince, Haiti. He will reach Havana by air today. Pan-American Airways offi- cials said he was going to the United States and would ultimately sail for France. AIRPLINE IS HEARSE FOR COL. PABLO SIDAR IAlhel of Mexico's Aviation Hero Taken to National Palace in Rite. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, May 24 —The ashes of Col. Pablo Sidar, Mexico's aviation hero, who was killed a week ago off the coast of Costa Rica when his plane fell into the sea, came back to the Capital city yesterday as thousands of black-clad citizens mourned. ‘The airplane Mayab, bearing an urn containing the noted flyer's ashes, ap- peared over the city just before moon. It was accompanied by 12 Mexican military planes and the plane which Capt. Lewis A. Yancey and two fellow Americans intend to fly to Buenos Aires. ‘Then the Mayab and the Yancey plane swooped to land on Valbuena Field while the army escort and 15 other army planes roared in maneuvers over the city. A crowd estimated at 50,000 was at the fleld, held back by 1,000 soldiers. Among them were 5,000 school children dressed in black and carrying flowers. All of the soldiers wore black arm- bands and most of the civilians present were garbed in black. A committee headed by Gen. Joaquin Amaro, minister of war, and the Costa Rican charge d'affaires placed the urn in an airplane that was to serve as a hearse. It was the Ejercito Mexicano, the ship in which Col. Sidar toured Latin America last year. Draped in black, the airplane headed the procession which started for the National Palace. Narrow streets were avolded, so the wings would not scrape the sides of buildings. As the combination airplane-hearse neared the center of the city persons along the line of march heaped flowers upon it. Eventually the body of the plane was hardly visible. A huge crowd was assembled on the % | plaza in front of the Palace and Presi- dent Ortiz Rubio, with his ministers, was waiting inside to receive the urn. It was transferred from the airplane to the palace in a scene of solemunity and there it will remain until the funeral, ‘which probably will be today. DR. DEPP WILL PREACH BACCALAURATE SERMON Services of Lucy Webb Hayes School Will Be Held at Calvary Methodist Church Tomorrow. ‘The baccalaureate service of the Lucy s | Webb Hayes National Training School will be held at Calvary Methodist Church tomorrow at 11 o'clock. The sermon will be preached by the minister, Dr. Mark Depp, on the theme: “Life's High Call- ing.” Dr. Charles 8. Cole, president of the school, will assist in the service. At the evening service the minister will deliver an address, suggested by the ap- proach of Memorial day, “The Voice of the Dead.” The young people will meet at 7 p.m. in Guild Hall. Judge J. W. Thompson will speak and Mrs. Paul Sapg will Jead the devotional service, which has for its theme: “World Friendships.” The devotional meeting will be held Thursday evening in Guild Hall. e s = PENTECOST SUBJECTS FORM SERMON TOPICS Rev. George Schnabel Will Preach at Two Services of Albright Memorial Church. “Pentecost and Human Need” will be the sermon subject of Rev. George Schnabel at Albright Memorial Evan- gelical Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. At 8 p.m. the sermon sub- je&t will be “Pentecost in the Nation's Lite.” At 7:15 p.m. the Christian Endeavor will meet, with Robert Copeland in charge. The subject for discussion is “How Can We Help to Abolish War?” ‘The Albright Men’s Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. The prayer meet- ing_Thursday nlgh! will be in charge of Howard Beltz. ‘The Christian Endeavor will conduct its third annual lawn fete Saturday evening on the church lawn. Miss Anna Copeland is the general chairman of the fete. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Banquet, Canadian Club, grand ball room of the Mayflower Hotel, 7:30 p.m. Dance, Maryland Golf :nd Country Club, Potomac, Md., 9 p.m. Card party, Woman’s Benefit Maocl~ ation, 1760 Massachusetts avenue, pm. Card party, D. C. Salon, 8 et 40, home of Miss Lillian Regan, 608 Twenty-sec- ond street, 8 p.m. Card party, myslt Lodge, No. 4, Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, Northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast, 8:3( m. FUTURE. , adult Bible class of Foundry Church, lome_of and Mrs. A. R. Ferrell, 206 East Underwood street, Chevy Chase, Md., Tuesday evening. Meet TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. ‘National—National in “It Players Pays to Advertise,” at 2:30 and 8:20 p.m. " burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Keith’s—“Journey's M" at 10:30 am. 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7:15 and 9:30 pm. ‘Metropolitan—“The Vagabond King,"” 11:14 am. 1:14, 3:14, 5:14, 7:14 and 9:15 pm. Palace—"The Lad 12 noon, 2:20, 4:45, Columbia—*“Caugh ., 12:10, 2:05, 5 p.m. of Scandal” at 140 and 10 p.m. t Short,” at 10:30 4:05, 6, 8 and Fox—"Born Reckless,” at 11:58 am., 1:22, 4:43, 7:37 and 958 pam. Rialto—“The White Hell of Pitz Palu,” at 11:40 am., 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:40 pm. Earle—"Dumb-Bells in Ermine,” at 11:50 am., 1:45, 3:55, 5:45, 7:50 and 10 pm. Ambassador—"Free and Easy,” at 2, 4, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—‘Only the Brave,” from 11 am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“Youn; les,” at 3, 4:05, 6:10, 8 and .'ao'p-h‘ E——— DR. LAMBETH ANNOUNCES TWO SERMONS TOMORROW Services at Mt. Vernon Place Church to Include Junior Branch Program. At the Mount Vernon Pllee Church the pastor, Dr. W. A. Lh, will preach tomorrow momln' on “Con- structive Dreaming” and in the evening on “Why Our Bellefs Matter.” Rev. H. R. Deal, junior-preacher, will speak to the junior congregation in the Sunday school auditorium at 11 o'clock on “Worthy of Being Remembered.” ‘The annual banquet of the Pugh Bible Class will be held at the church Tuesday at 7 o'clock. The guest of honor and the principal speaker will be Senator Tom Connally of Texas. Judge Eugene Black of the board of tax apoeals is the teacher of the class. ‘The pastor will speak at the prayer meeting service Thursday evening. ——— BARS RUSSIAN WATCHES Mellon Places Embargo on Product to Protect U. 8. Industry. Secretary Mellon has issued an anti- dumping order against safety matches from Russia, importation of which he found would be likely to injure the g&&e‘:y match industry in the United 5. The action of the Secretary places an embargo on the matches from Russia. WHERE T0 MOTOR AND DINE BEECHAVEN INN Ehzabeth Bumtt’ Tea House Luncheon On Olney hr;- Olney, LIIIIC‘I.MI—T.I—DI!II.I‘ feet elevation, wide lawns, uuuum trees. 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Smothered Chicken with Onlons Brolled French Lamb ops Brolled_ Tenderloln Steak THE DOMONA EARLE INOYE STNW 3 FSTNW FREE LECTURE Sunday, 8:15 P.M., May 25 “MASTERS AND THEIR MESSAGE” Summer Program Begins Thursday 8:15 P.M., May 29 with a Lecture on “WHAT IS THEOSOPHY?” UNITED LODGE OF THEOSOPHISTS Hill Building, 17th & Eye Sts. N.W. Tonight at 8:20 NaTonAL 81, T8¢ & Soe “IT PAYS TO JADVERTISE” SELLING WEFR—SEATS "I'HE MISLEADING LADY” 9th and F Sts. N.W. Cont. 11 a.m. to 11 p/m. Adm. 30c ONLY DAMAGED SOULS ACTUAL SCENES SHOWS EVERYTHING PLAYING Riotous Wrens Take Blue-Nose Reformer For Rough Ride With His Cigar, Derby and Stuttering Songs THIS WEEK ONLY a ‘l‘(lllllllly Romantic Story of o TAEIaTe e niee of Frases in Raramount's leane;:te MacDonald Entirely in Technicolor AMBASSADOR c.L‘ RaNw. TODAY_BUSTER KEATON in “FREE 6 H St. NE. TODAY—EDDIE BUZZELL in LE JOHNNY JONES AVALON mekimiey 56, Bl c. TODAY — WILLIAM COLLIER, JR., THE_MELODY MAN. ‘Warner lm e AVENUE GRAND g2 Ave. S.E. TODAY—] LORETI'A YOUNG and GRAN' ' THERS in “SECOND ) noon MYB'IE Warner Bros.’ 9th St. Bet. D and E TODAY—MARY BRIAN in “ONLY THE _BRAVE.” i Ave & Farragut St. DIX in “LOVIN' 1230 C St. N.E. TODAY—RIN TIN TIN in “MAN HUNTE AUAY "1t & col RA. NW. TODAY—ALAN HALE in “SAILOR'S HOLIDAY.” __ 4 TATC B ik & Park R NW. TODAY BUDDY ROGERS in ?'(‘)'i'ik"“ ‘Ave. & Quebee St. N.W. CONWAY TEARLE and vmomu \VALLI in “THE LOST m SIDNEY LUST TALRING. AND SOUND. PICTURES C AMEO Mt. Rainier, Md. “MEN WITHOUT WOMEN." Star Cast. ear 9th HIPPODROME “CAMEO KIRBY." Star Ca IN| "A- VA. RICHMOND - AR o CAROLINA h & N.C. Ave SE. 11th & Y G with SALLY O" NEll.. ‘Talking. “A GIR! BETHESD. STATE Home o astern Electric Sound ARD HORTON in “THE AVIATOR” FAIRLAWN | ANACOSTIA D. C. KEN 1 MAYNARD i “PARADE OF THE WE! AMUSEMENTS. The All-Talking Screen Version of R. C. Sheriff’s Famed Play Thal Has Astounded the World—As a Picture the Critics Have Proclaimed It Infinitely Greater Than the Play $2.00 ON BROADWAY: NO RAISE IN PRICES HERE NOTE: Owing to its unusual film footage, the femture will start on week days at 10:30—12:40—2:55—5:00—7:15—9:30; Sunday at 2:55—5:00—7:15—9:30. YOUR FUN SPOT IS GLEN ECHO FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK PLENTY OF FUN THERE TONIGHT FROM THE MORE THAN FIFTY AMUSEMENTS AND McWILLIAMS’ MUSIC FOR DANCING PEPPY “MAC” AND HIS ELEVEN PEPPY “BOYS” WILL ENTERTAIN YOU APLENTY AT THE BALLROOM FROM 8:30 TO 11:30 ELECIRIC FOUNTAIN =X EDMIND IOWE as LOUIS BERETTI in *BORN RECKLESS “ supported by~ these - stars CATHERINE DALE OWEN LEE TRACY MARGUERITE - CHURCHILL WARREN HYMER FRANK ALBERTSON s flunf wm FANCHON & MARCO’S 'BLACK s GOLD “/deg The Kemmys Arnold Grazer GAYETY THEATER HINDA WASSAU AND HER “HINDA BELLES” RIALTO 9th at GEE Now Showing THE WORLD’S MOST AMAZING PICTURE SENSATION () Indicates Where Film Is Being wn Today. District of Columbia *THE METROPOLITAN—F st. n.w. *AMBASSADOR—18th and Col. rd. n.w. *APOLLO—624 H st. n.e. AVALON—Conn. ave. and MecKinley AVENUE GRAND—645 Pa. ave. se. CENTRAL—th st. COLONY—Georgia ave. and Farragut HOME—1230 C st. n.e. *JESSE—3100 18th st. n.e. *RIALTO—9th at G st. SAVOY—3030 14th st. n.w. STANTON—S515 C st. n.e. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island ave. n.w. *TAKOMA—ith and Butternut sts. *TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebeo n.w. Maryland and Virginia ARCADE—Crisfield, Md. *ARCADE—Hyattsville, Md. ASHTON—Clarendon, Va. AUDITORIUM—Onancock, Va. BERKELEY—Berkeley Springs, W. Va. CAPITAL—Cumberland, Md. *CAPITOL—Winchester, Va. *COMMUNITY—Ridgely, Md. CREWE—Crewe, Va. *EMPIRE—Pocomoke City, Md. EMPIRE—Saxis, Va *FIREMEN'S HALL—Willards, Md. GLOBE—Berlin, Md. IMPERIAL—Brunswick, Md. JEFFERSON—Brookneal, Va. LYRIC—Fishing Creek, Va. MARADA_St. Michacls, M1 *MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. *MARYLAND—Kitzmiller, M. *MASONIC—Clifton Forge, Va. *MELVILLE—Sykesville, Md. NELSON HALL—Lovington, Va. NEW—Aberdeen, Md. *NEW—EIlkton, Md. NFW—lhncwl. Md .\WW—Lexis ington, \E‘V HKGI‘IIA—IhrrIsonhm Va. “OPERA HOUSE—ieesburg, Va. OPERA HOUSE—Piedmont, W. Va. | PALACE—Frestburg, Bié. THRILLS! PALACE—Fagerstown, Md. / THRILLS! CIRCLE _ 5. See and_Hear Better at LAROQUE. DORIS ml’ax’rcnlu.. uwxs. nz STAMON l'lnut !uunl luhmn\ inee, lflc School Children’s Matinee iR and CHARLES MU “THE COHENS & . 1119 W St {7 Electric Sound Baulpmente .o CEORGE JoE and LavOH» ‘DUMBARTON omn‘?'flsmfir S ¥ TN BooTLAl PR g mpi s S R A ALDRATE, , THRILLS! Hundreds of Thrills! Ice gorges 2,000 feet deep— a man and a woman—lovers— ‘hanging on_a precipice of ice and snow—Heaven only knows how—Absolutely a new expe- rlme in screen drama—And new ln‘l‘ at last to the 'dmnl triangle — Different in every way! *WEBB—Alberton, Va. DANCING. FROF. & MRS. AOHER & 137 10th P P o'mmuenon oS danee o'y (nrchu ). i lxessunsh appointment. Met. .