Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 56

3 "«'Ef.'-f..é’S_‘m_‘___ virtue of A decree of the Supreme Court lumoia, passed ln equity the underfilmefl trustees DAY, '% DAY OF JU! the lullawlnl descnbed land and prem- ' situate in the District of Columbia, nwl A 'OUR O'CLOCK P.M., lot 17 in uare 1746 In Fulton R. Gordon's bdi- ision _of part of et of nd called a: Book 31, pags 33, ? the office of the survevor of the District 1 Columbia, subject to covenants of record, nimproved, on Northampton street between 9th st and Belt road. At FOUR-FORTY. FIVE PM. lot 22 in b B B. folio of d ice of the surveyor of the istrict of CSiunbia, excepting and reserve n the 'south part of said lot qu in width and of even depth with said lot for sn alleyway, as set out I eed from Julia Moten, widow. to Lucy E. liam Moten. recorded in Liber , among the land records of ¥he 'District_of Columbia, now known for asessment apld taxation gurgom as lot g0, sauare 628, tmp enifie. No. 832 Th SO P part o ot Qivivios ‘made by Eroch Tucker bf part. of 18, s "per plat, recorded, in Liver 3 of the records of the ofmcs” of the District of olumbia, described for the same at & gorth from the southeast corner of said ®quare and ruoning thence north 16 feet ith the line of 4th street, thence west 88 et 3 inches to an alley. thence south 16 thence esst 48 feet § inches to begin now known purposes of 5 883, square Si. improved by 2-siory Brick dweiling, No. 146 Fooren st 'i‘mm of #aie: Ome.third of the purchase money to bé paid in cash. balance in two ‘equal Imul\mems represented by promis- <l payeble in one and try vronm mm. or all ‘casn, °at “opi A deposit of 3300 required of Teserve rig] Tisk and cost of defaulting ur R thor Bve days advertisement of such sale in some newspaper publishing in Washington, Dy.C. RICHARD R. HORNER, Stewart Building. THOMAS WALKER, ug 308 Fifth Streel N.w. ees. ALE OF VALUABLE TWO- CK _BUILDING CONTAIN- ING TWO STORES AND ONE LARGE RTMENT _~ABOVE, OWN ggmlsiisflsm 'AND 306" B STREET By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded and Liber No. 6076, folio 223 et sea., premites. on MO SECOND DAY JUNE. AD FOUR O'CLOCK £ielthe !nllolln:»desulbta land and ‘prem- uate in the District of Columbia, and ignated as and being part of origins] lot T Sanate "Jub being the east 32 feet front on B street by a depth of 53 feet 935 inches. GRe-tourth of the purcha money to d in cash, balance in three it nterest at 6% by deed ust upon the Toperty soid. of all cash. at the epnan o < A deposit of 3500 Some _newspaper publisred T Waen VILLIAM M. HOFFMAN, my20-dads.exSugnr " DO" Arastees. VE | money to be paid in cash, the purcl £ | roqufrea l!_ Ii"ll‘ B - GWEN @‘w Truh-'n Sale of Valuable Real Estate, Improved by a Three- Story and Basement Brick Building, Used for Business and Residence Purposes, Known as No. 1025 7th Street Northwes By virtge of a certain deed of trust duly ber No. 5982, folio 149 et seq.. [ FRAN! @ “at the ‘reauest of the ured thereby, the undersigned trv\slee il $eI1'a% public Buctlon, in”Tront on MONDAY. 'THE SE 7 | nated eine Sout teet Thenes 0F feine] Jor humbered mine o) 1 square numbered four hundred and fifty {mprovements, consisting of three-story and sement building used for business and Tesidence purpose: Ferms, of, sale ird of the purchase balance in two ble’ in one and two L SIX per centum per -annually from day of Juied b deed of trust upon the Proverty soid. oF all cash: at the option of aset. <aual mmnmenu nterest All cohveyancing purchaser. Terms v&n within_thirty otherwise the trus- 1 the property ‘ot Aetauiting purchaser days' advertisement of such resale in_some newspaper published in Washing- ton, AMERICAN SECURITY AND 'UST COMPANY, Trustee. By ROWARD MORAN, Vice President. Attest: T Qe _my21-a&ds.exSukhol “THOS. J. QWZN & SON, AUCTXQNEERS. 1431 EYE ST. N.W, Tecording, ete. at co o Sale o' be’ complied’ days from day of sale; 8oty ALE OF VALUABLE BRICK ING, KNOWN AS PREMISES 1709 LAMONT STREET NORTHW By Virue of & Ceriatn deed of trust. dated November 26th, 15: THIRD D 930, T!OUR O'CLOCK P.M.. {owing-aescriosd and premises, situate 1n"the.Districe of "Golumbiar and" dest for the District of Columhh described nmvert{ tion purposes as lot 53 in square 2 Terms of sale: i aid in cash, Saual tnstaliments. pasable fh one and twe years. with interest at 6 per centum per num, payable semi-annually from day 0! le, secured by deed of trust upon the operty sold. or all cash at the option of the purchaser. A deposit of $300 will bc requlred at tiime of sale. ALl gonvesancing. . Terms a T s reserve the Tent fo resell the property isk cost of defaulting purchaser aversisement, of Such resaic per published in Washing- JOHN D. HOWARD, SHREVE, CHAS. 8. 8! my23.26.28.31.9e3 Trustees. ADAM A. WESCHLER & BON, Auctionee! TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- PROVED REAL ESTATE, NO. 210 8 STREET NORTHWEST. By virtue of » certaln deed of trust dated 4pril 36, Toat, vecorded thn Liber 522 land Tecords of the District. of Columbla, &t Tequest Of the DAFties tnereby secured, ‘default having been made there- Hom in. front of the. premisss. "on TURS: emises, “on DAY, THE THIRD DAY OF JUNE, 19 M., lot 158 in Ev Pal and Olarence G.’ Deun's. subdivition of square 3093, 1o the District of, Columbia, &5 per iat i Liver 46" folio” 26 u-m.m hn o et No, welling "erms: Bold " subie 25,000, wnnm sale. " All Durchaser's Tisk and cost advertisement in & Dews f | Paer published in ashington. D. €. Surveyor of the Distrier le: One-third of the purchase My, balance in two sl Imuun:;nm'u-"lble in one l-nu two i, pevabis c“Semi-annualy from a-y’fit e Hedired by of " tust “tpon the id, or all tll)l I' the Wfifln 01 Ml 3500 50 Bae purenaser. ° Ad uEma t Ltenm‘m conveyaneing rchaser. Terms uh within_thi) Twise the ‘tris: ent of nDnzcnemnur Dublisned in Washine: SAMESS DRUR! My22.24.26,28, n,u: m(%{m Adam A. Weschler & Son, Auctioneers. Bankruptcy Sale Entire Stock MEN'S HIGH-GRADE SHOES ) HANDSOME FIXTURES, Etc. BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT NO. 1210 G ST. N.W. THURSDAY, JUNE Sth, 1930 Commencing 10 O'Clock A.M. A large stock of Men's ‘zmn rade HeY of Scotch g Golt snd Gol rt Shoes, House Sli g ts, Ladies’ Ruhberl?,e'?.' R Handsome Wall nxtum and Shely. Mirro; a7, Onses. N Nmnnu plt Armchals s Bootbiack bmfé Bafe, Snoe’ Stools, Treel. Rus will 8 v lllllflt'fi" h‘a ed wil Do immediately my28.39,31-1e2,3.4 e 1431 Eve Street oo SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EST. BRI BERE AR e R By virtue of & certaln deed rded i Liver 3508”10l 31 St oF 5 o < ind at the requut' YD:“HCI °' P ne-described mises, aitust Frice of Colun “'..t e destgna et Sityone &1 in" Chaties ford's_subdivizion of lote in undred and forty-four (144) a3 per plas re. ded in Liber 17, at follo 80 of the zecords the oftce of the ‘surveyor of the Distriet the purenase Terms of sale: One-third of mn ?‘w mtlg Ifl.ye.l;lh- lblllhr,. in two :uu With interest o Der” reha Sied il e grom day ol'. “Sale, rig ‘m e + 0t deraultin fter fi dvertisement o’ such r published in Washi e s:,*:g Lol OBI.'DA ¥, D SOUE SO0 £ Rt B 2l s '“' ow gfl pumbered ¢hirt i e g -one “(31) in 'the block numhtred twenty. an 'fil‘ex uu Dmrm det" orty Yoo iliam M. Manogue and oth of rme of sele: One-Ghird of the purchase money to be paid in cash. bslance in two saual’ tnstaliments, represented by promis. 4ory notes of purchaser; payable in one and two years, with est a0 six per cent per Da; - :y Geed "0f 'tras? ipon prop: gash, at option of purchaser 3255 “ractired. of urchaser at gale Al Sonverancie, ‘recordbn and no- tarial fees Somblied with: withiA thirty’ e with. w day®of ‘sale, otherwise trusiee rese esel property at Tk snd co urchaser. atter e erty X epo: %ot ington, s | Wil helade ‘excavesing. brick aunmm Frastee. my22-d&ds,exSukhol 1110 A devrsn of $2,500 will be | Mrs ale THE EVEN RESORTS. __MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD. Ml. Lake Holel ) "wme Tor v r“::'lll.r‘l'. — W. C. DUNNINGTON, Owner ™ pen. Wondertul food, artesian d: er, ‘dancing, miniature golf, fishin tion beautiful, health: . 'Spend the week end and yoi goend sour vacation. Booklet. Fhone. K D. BLACK! E’I‘ONL o-mernun. 200 CLEVELAND lNN North Beach. on Bay Front. Oven_Decoration Day Week End. 30° _ COLONIAL HOTEL Special Decoration Day Rates_s4 to 38 Der day. Am. Plan. 17th Season. VIRGINIA. ¢ | fn the Mountains of Virginia Brvce's Hillside Cottages, mear Orkne ini oft ackson, Fine " Wonderful sceners: vimming pool amusements. American plan, $2.50 12.50_and $15 a_week Eooklel WILLIAM R. CE, Ownf Ofices, eliner Mt Jackson. Macanis or Ork- Dey Springs, Va. ________OCEAN VIEW, VA. " The | Merrlmac Newly decorated and refurnished. ge screened _porches. Excellent home-toukfd meals. Private baths, running water in Toom: " Carpenter ( Colllge Near Nanseme rooms. No_me ri Atlantic Hotel Wide verandas. ing. boating. eLc. management. ______VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. The Pocahontas ones All Year. Special Rates Until June 30 the heart of all the beach at- tractiong, ‘ARd. directly ‘on the soean front. Modern. Large verandas on two floors. Southern cuisine. horseback ' riding, ete. Make POCAHONTAS your home by the se; Mrs. A. B. WILLIAMS, Owner-Mg: The Avalon pCentrally located on water front. Every modern convenience, Miss Vir- sinis Leggett. The Newcastle Ocean front. at 12th st. New. modern, ex- s.” Fine surf bathing. For ra M. Modiin, NEW WAVERLEY HOTEL All outside Rooms. Private Baths. Golf Privileges. Surf Bathing. Delicious South- ern Meals. Write for Interesting Booklet. rm and nhy with_us”, 4: IDLE n to serve you: s "By he Now oper acious venndu and all outside rooms; excellent cuisine supreme surf bathing. Write todly for ervations. ““We make folks happ: Seaside Cottage Ocean front at 17th St. Seafood and home cooking. Hot and cold running water in rooms. Moderate prices. Mrs. Mary C. Latham. Spottswood Arms front, bathing, private baths. 30, Mrs. Myrtle ‘ owner-mir. ractively furnished room: with or_without board, wrif The Dolphin Cottage B das: Convenient bathing, fish- 30 years' personal RS. W. F. AYERS. write PROPOSALS. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Wumnnfin ? 5 X od bids, in duplicate, i 19 cnndnlo% eono-med Bllhllu iy ierein, will and ‘materiais for per the, construction (ncl: Dorm(corr rous at. Howar C. ‘This work reinforced concrete work, stone work, floor miscellancous iron and steel Wom University, construction. o0 or corporations pos- al and tecanical and organization to gure sheedy enm!lefiun of the contract, and he records of bidders for and satisfactory performance on milar character and magni- refully considered. At the f the Secretary, drawings and lons may be obtairied i art Sta equired as security for sate return of the drawings and. speci. Seatlons within 10 dave after the date of opening Proposals._‘Fach "bidd pany ‘his broposals with detatled fina cm lll;ement of hi nf ATk id for construction, equip- furpishing of women's dormitors Biidires b 3. Howard ' University, .8 & Do tpened Jus s 4 addressed ‘to “The ‘Becretary of or, “Room 6117, ‘Interior, Department JOHN H ARDe, Asisiant Becretary of the In- terior. .zueu nm.m E o Auounu. Navy Be- 3 until' 10 3. o7 taenisnin, ide hammer heads an T the Navy ‘Yar Apply tor proy unplies yimasier ‘General of the Navy. for fur- sh. EAGLES MERE PARK, PA. !AGI-II .l?lll PARK, PA. l'leflubl‘. Tar- es for rent. 'Housek h--uuu-ln. with_m 4 hotels W R. Kiess, The Forest Inn. _EAGLES MERE, PA. _ EAGLES MERE t Spot in Pennsylvania” Y MOND_urtay STMONT nm—-wuu-m *Woods EMERE—L. B. C. List THE KA THE Ci THE ED Capacity 500 A.l::y‘:yo on ‘Where You Wil Love to Live While Playing | the Summer Away. Diractly on the Beach Write for Literature Mm Adbury Park 1600 TIRY] m_vl«" C WoE RS E v Y UNITED STATES SBENATE, OFFICE OF THE Becretary, 6")’1!!1[!0“. D. C. MIII T “3!1 Bealed nrnneuh will' be received at this office until VE JU! FOUR’ 1930, or mmlmlnl lllllon!l’! for 's Senate for the 931. Blank forms the " Guantity _and and the form of e bidder and sure- e: application to this office” Proposals shouid be indorsed -Pro- B for stationery for the United States Senate”'and be directed ''to EDWIN P THAYER, Secretary of the United State: Senate, Washington, B roposals and be delivered at office. specim th fPee ot char ., be!ore dhe hour named above EDWIN P, my7.14.31.28 RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. NTIC ONE OF THE FINEST HOTELS IN ATLA CITY ROOMS OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN Carolina Ave. nr. Holel Tuxler Beach. 10th yr. Kooms | ‘with ri ter, priv. tol B.‘h-} ing Brlvlhtll. Am, & L. Trexler. ABO! Qcean and Connecticut Ave: T R INN Qo e Con Tavse. airs rooms; running water; a monsgement, J. P. & A or bath. Eur, plan. A. Poardwalk at Montpelier Ave. 2 BEACH The Engleslde N L. The m.nl Fertect Bathing, Alw s Gosa” Fispt With a Modern Hotel, Sure Relief F: Hay Fever. Opens June 20th. ENGLE, Mgr. CAPE MAY, N. J. HZECOLUMBIA Opening May I7lh Inlonnltlon nn uauul. ATLANTIO ¢ crn{ N Creston A beach-front moderate ates. ' American and baths. - Elevator. CHAS. P. SEARCH, n by O P T up daily. Special wkiy. r_Mst. 51.50 Write for 'booklet. 3. ‘BICKAR, Gunel = RICHLY IMPROVED S LONG-FAMED » SUPER RESTFUL » SATISFYING » “HOME OF THE GARDEN TERRACE AND UNBROKEN OCEAN VIEW” The recent additions and alterations ore entirely completed AMERICAN PLAN » GARAGE ON PREMISES WALTER J. BUZBY, Ine. NING |GREEN SEES LABOR STILL UNEMPLOYED “Bread Line” Not Necessary, but Many Without Perma- nent Jobs. By the Assoclated Press. Although reporting that bread lines are no longer necessary, President Wil- liam Green of the American Federation of Labor, in a statement made public to- day, said comparatively few of the city wage earners who have been unemployed since January have gone back to work permanently and others have been laid off recently. “Unemployment reports for May show very little improvement,” Mr. Green said in a statement on the situation. “Trade unions in 24 citles had as many still out of work as in the month of January, although there is usually a 27 per cent improvement by this time of year, our figures show 20 per cent out of work in Xnyfl as compared to 21 per cent in pr “The last two months have failed to show the usual Spring improvement, due partly to the serious situation in building, and also to the general slow recovery of trade and industry.” Green said after the 1928 crisis im- provement from March to May was five times as great as in the same months this year, and last year in May hardly more than half as many union members ‘were out of work. He added unemploy- ment in the metal trades was four times greater than a year ago. Discontinuance of bread lines was at- tributed to the finding of seasonal em- ployment by casual laborers who had drifted into the cities for the Winter. ‘The largest improvement reported was in the building trades, whose unem- ployment decreased from 40 per cent in April to 36 per cent in May. TODAY’'S AMUSEMENTS. National—National Players in “The Misleading Lady,” at 2:20 and 8:20 p.m. Gayety—"Jazz Bables,” burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. « Keith’'s—“Journey’s End,” at 10:30 m., 12:40, 2:55, 5, 7:15 and 9:30 p.m. Metropolitan—“The Vagabond Kin 11:14 am., 1:14, 3:14, 5:14, 7:14 and 9:15 pm. Palace—“The Lady of Scandal, noon, 2:00, 4:45, 7:40 and 10 p. Columbia—‘Caught Short,” at 10:30 m., 12:10, 2:05, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55 pm. Fox—"Born Reckless,” at 11:58 am., 1:22, 4:43, 7:37 and 9:58 p.m. Rialto—"The White Hell of Pitz Palu,” at 11:40 a.m., 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, 7:30 and 10 pm. Ambassador—-Lummox,” at 3:45, 7:50 and 9:55 p.m. Central—“The Benson Murder Case,” from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tivoli—' tain of the Guard,” at 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. t 12 Archeological excavations have re- vealed specimens of gold-bridged teeth ‘which were worn by the Etruscans about 3,000 years ago. EXPERTS HERE TO RE! ELECTRICAL APFLIANGES ™ h as Irons, Fans, Toasters, Grills, et il GIBSON'S, 917 G ST. Homeopathic Pharmacy 1007 H Street N.W. Phone NA. 1605 PENS | KEYS ReddUPLICATED Razor Bl ADAMS NEWS DEFOT, ors and Kniv Exverily Sharpened [CHAIRS FOR RENT Folding Chairs for Partles, Entertainments, ete. WALNUT FINISH—LEATHER SEATS CLYDE J. NICHOLS, INC. JUNERAL DIRECTOR: Columbla 6324 6 Hour Kodak Finishing FILMS In before 10:30 ready 4:80 ame day Columbia Photo Supply Co. 1424« New York Ave. NW, Hard Shell, Soft Shell, Imperial and Deviled Crabs at Their Best Open Until Midnight 11th & Water Sts. S.W. FREE LECTURE THURSDAY 8:15 P.M., May 29 “WHAT IS THEOSOPHY?” United Lodge of Theosophists Hill Build 17th & Eye Sts. NW. THE PARROT 1643 Conn. Ave. Luncheon Tea " Dinner Tempiias Menns for Hot Evenings $1 spears Toseir™ Dinner 1 to 8 P.M. MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF rromo, FOR Housshold Goeds, Pisnos, Works of Aft. Separate 'rooms available. moderate [EROHANTS ‘Trunks, te. oV Bac ’lnd flflllnfl ©0., 920-923 E st. 00, SBD:! PPI NG 2010 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNES AMUSEMENTS. With Jeanneite MacDonald In Paramount’a THE VAGABOND YT Great F s, Va. Summer Season Beginse May 30th AMUSEMENTS—PICNIC GROUNDS ALL OUTDOOR SPORTS DANCING ALL DAY Music by George Corley’s Band Trains leave from South end of KEY BRIDGE. Round trip, 501.‘ CITY cars marked “Rosslyn’ MAKE direct connectio; ns. Autos follow road over Chain Bridge through Langley, Va. Wulunzhn&OldDommonRy. DAY, MAY 28 pRlNTING A.CMELLICHAMPE e MOVING OUT OF TOWN? Shect, “Moaetuis . BT "Whon You Got T u'. —Ilet your Blank Book supply run low. We have your every need. E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave, ‘estern Electric Audiphone Dotiuned o the Bl Telepnona o™ ratories Private Demwulnx“wu 1217 G Street BEN HUNDLEY TIRES 3436 14th St. NW Road Service—C] Automatic Storage Gas Water Heater Made in 4 Sizes *30 = 185 Plus Installation SOLD ON THE Easy Payment Plan E. G. Schafer Co. 215 13th Street N.W. WASHINGTON-BALTIMORE Parlor Motor Coaches “The Scenic Route” Via 16th St., Silver Spr., Olney, Sandy Spr., Ashton, Ellicott City $1.00 Fare. 2-hour Ride Coaches leave Washington (9th and K Sts, with stops at Thomas Cir., 16th and You, 16th and Har- vard, 16th and Alaska) lt 6: 50, 10:00 AM., 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 P. Washington Rapid Transit Co. 4615 14th St. Adams 8920 PICNIC AND WEEK-END OUTING DAYS ARE HERE You'll need many things for the trip. Come to Garrison’s and choose from a wide assortment of Pnpor :orkl and Spoons far Hot and Cold Liquids Napkins Luuhunon- Sets and Others Prices are Most Reasonable TOY and Specials for Thursday Crab Lump ........75¢1b. Cooked Shrimp . .. ...60cIb. Green Shrimp ........30cb. Soft Shell Crabs. .....$1 doz. Peonies .. .... .$1 doz. Will Be Open Friday Ea:l;; & Co.,hl:c. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. Natl. 7973 3 1930. NATIONAL $1.25, 81, 75 & B0e| CE > r//// NOW PLAVING ATTR0 €01 WAL R PiCTAg GJA'?‘T’EnToN "rbunwcunmr MlCIION nl.ROTHERS RICHY CRAIG, JR. In “VARIETIES” SYOUNG MAN OF MANHATTAN.” NOW PLAYING- 20 CouomTH WATER e MARIE DRESSLE POLLY MORAN @ a parie of ‘CAUGWF SHOW' Suggestei by Eddie Grdors book THE PEREECT TERM INA u‘.u‘r‘z’"&fi"s" ADVENTURE FROM THE- BIG BOARD BACK TO THE WASH BOARD EDMUND LOWE “I;: s Berom. Glnllm ‘sensational Drama “BORN RECKLESS” with Catherine Dale Owen Lee Tracy Y Marguerite Churehill On the Stage Fanchon and Marco present| In Their Gorgeous Idea BLACK and GOLD The KEMMYS featuring Miss Bv: Ivey an ARNOLD GRAZER Maxine Hamilton, Lee Wilmot! Sunkist Beauties All Children 25¢ All Day All Performances 1930 Dancing Revue PUPILS OF 0’Connor-Mitchell School of Dancing Presented nne T. Mitchell BELASCO THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1930—8: 15 PM. e ey e Mt. Rainier, An MQNTANA i CRAWFO! MOON,” HIPPODROME % ™ o “MAMMY, CAROLINA - M"Ts fo'h“ with VILMA BANK STATE mome ot 'uureflmcn Sewna H. B. WARNER in “THE GREEN GODDESS” FAIRLAWN o R0Re o L_STANNED ZEON oo Bet Tomorrow. and ‘Fridey BETT and & Great. Cast, Showines, 16 8 B Aamlulen 25 cts. n POWELL 1 “Bellimi the Mlke-Up" Warner Bros." 0!!% ;'. TOVER I LUMMOR: Warner Bros. OLLO o H St. NE. TODAY—JOA! RAWFORD 'uorrANA" S o AVALON ka0, T O L Warner Bros.’ AVENUE GRAND TODAY_BUDDY YOI EAGLES. TODAY and X3 SHOW Ave. OGERS in- Warner Bros.” CENTRAL % st Bet. D ana & OB SR R bl c'él.o"v Ga. Ave & Farragut St. ToDAY — FLAWEENCE TIBEETT in BON¢ HOME 1230 C St. N.E. TODAY—ALICE WHITE in, “SHOW nl HOLLYWOOD." SAVOY e & Col BA NW. 'A'om\rql#l- MURRAY in “THE Wi X TOLT 14th & Park B4 NW. TIVOLI Marion O'Connornuonn, | “Journey's End," the greatest drama of it klna and one of the finest plotures eve —E A W. Thote who saw it on the st probably like ovie, 7 never eated for play before, because “Journey'’s End,’ POST Exvanded beyond Hons of the m“ Bince “Journey vorealy _adciaimod play, it will nndonbttdly motion pict EVERYTHING BY GOING TO THE BIG FREE ADMISSION AMUSEMENT PARK YOU'LL FIND THERE MORE THAN FIFTY GREAT ATTRACTIONS “BIG & LITTLE ONES” DANCING TO THE STAR BAND OF ELEVEN McWILLIAMS’ PEPPIEST PERFORMERS | Located on the Beautiful Potomac OPENS FRIDAY MAY 30, DECORATION DAY Steamer Charles Macalester ... LEAVES 7th STREET WHARF Daily 10:00 A.M., 2:30 and 6:45 P.M, Sundays 10:30 All.. 2:30 and 6:45 P.M. Bathing—Dancing—All Amusements Shady Picnic Groves—Kiddie quyground Round Trip 50¢ TONITE AUCTION NITE DON’T MISS IT! GAYETY THEATRE . stz bbb ol bbbt Sixteenth Street at Allison *Wednesday, May 28 8:20 P.M. Admission $1.00. Benefit Choir Fund. mfi::‘lin‘: ’i‘. e‘!‘%;::‘“‘ O;T odist Episcop: WHITE HELL of PITZ PALU THE MOST AMAZING PICT THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN *) Indicates Where Is Being O e o Todar. 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 McKinley AVENUE GRAND—645 Pa. ave. s.e. CENTRAL—9th st. Known to Be Headed for Washington WANTED DEAD or ALIVE! $5,000 REWARD! s, FIREMEN’S HALL—Willards, Md. GLOBE—Berlin, AL—Brunswick, u!'nuox—m.’i. Creek, Va. IAIADA;—!L Ma. MARYLAND—Kitzmiller, Md. MASONIC—Clifton 'bm Vi MELVILLE—S: = Va. HOUSE—Leesburg, Va. oPllA IOIIIHIDI—&"‘: