Evening Star Newspaper, May 29, 1930, Page 28

TREASURY FUND CHANGE ORDERED Revised System of Account- ing Urged by Hoover Will Go Into Effect July 1. A revised system of keeping accounts $n the Treasury Department, requested 3y President Hoover, will be placed Jto effect July 1, at the beginning of the next fiscal year. The change will segregate three dif- Serent funds—the general funds, spe-| Mal funds and trust funds. The new sne-up will show on the Treasury De- Jartment daily statement. The improvement was proposed by !r‘esslden Hoover, it was learned, and | discussed by the Bureau of the! »udget and the Treasury Department, which has made arrangements for put- ting it into effect. The Pesident, it was learned, felt that the picture of Federal finances as presented in his budget to Con- | gress was not quite clear. The new plan, which the Treasury also feels will be helpful, is understood to meet the President’s approval. Mills Favors Change. Undersecretary of the Treasury Mills declared that the picture shown in the present accounts in the dally state- ment was “somewhat distorted,” prin- cipally because it included many items, such as trust funds, which really do not belong to the Government, but to persons. Mr. Mills thinks it will pre- sent a better understanding of the ac- tual condition of the Government money to have the three funds seg- Tegated. Director of the Budget J. C. Roop ex- lained that the President wished to ve available from time to time fig- ures on the current operations of the Government on each of these three principal divisions, the general funds, special funds and trust funds. A re- port on this matter had been available in the past in what is known as a com- bined statement of receipts and ex- penditures, balance, etc., of the United States, but this was available, he ex- plained, only once a year and that after year was over. Handle Funds for Individuals. ‘Trust funds include such items as in- surance, retirement, Indian trust funds and others, which belong to benefici- aries and not to the Federal Govern- ment itself. Special funds generally speaking are those which are allocated before they are recelved by the Government. An example of this is the large amount of money being paid by foreign powers as the principal on their debts to the United States. All of this principal by law can be applied only to the retire- ment of the public debt. TS HERE TO REPAIR ll-!c‘llchL APPLIANCES as Irons, Fans, Toasters, Gi e ot small m GIBSON'S, 8’ CHAIRS FOR RENT Chairs for Partles, its, ete. &¥DE 3. NICHOLS, TNC. 008 91n SN ""mm'{-'-m-o Kodaks........$5.00 = Box Camerss..$1 .00 w AGFA and Eastman Fiims Columbia Photo Supply Co. 1424 New York Ave. N.W. WHERE TO MOTOR AND DINE Monterey Inn Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Opening for the Season May 29 m Dinner, Decoration Day, $1.50 Chi [Pen Mar Park] 252 Pen Mar, Md. GRAND OPENING Decoration Day, May 30th Three-day Holiday— May 30, 31; June 1st Earl Simpson’s Famous 8-piece Orchestra Excellent Meals Pen Mar Dining Room All Amusements Open rl.m, of Parking Space All Roads hll. to Pen Mar Frederick. Thurmont, Emmitsbur Jor Furihér Information © Pen Mar Hotel idge The Clermont Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. Blue Ridge Mountains Chicken Dinner. $1.50 MRS. CHARLES COWMAN Phone Blue Ridge 9012-M " Chapman Manor Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. " Special Chicken or Sauab Dinner Decoration Day. Saturday and_Sunds MOTOR COACH LI NORTH BEACH Motor Coach Service ‘Journey’s End,” at 10:30 .355.5,710md0809m Metropolitan—"“The Vagabond King,” 11:14 am., 1:14, !ll 5:14, 7:14 and 9:15 pm. Palace—"“The Lady of Scandal,” at 12 noon, 2, 4:45, 7:40 and 10 p.m. Columbia—"Caught Short,” at 10:30 am, 12:10, , 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55 pm. Fox—"Born Reckless,” at 11:58 Im,, 1:22, 4:43, 7:37 and 9:58 p.m. Rialto—"The White Hell of Pitz Pflu." at 11:40 a.m., 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. | Earle—"Dumb Bells in Ermine” at 11:50 am,, 1:45, 3:55, 5:45, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Ambassador—Lummox,” at 5:45, 7:50 | and 9:55 p.m. Central—"“Sarah & Son,” am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“Those Who Dance,” 4:15, 6:08, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. “LOCOMOTIVE” AUTO TAKEN FROM STREETS’T Judge Hitt Orders Machine From Traffic, Fearing It May Cause I Accidents. from 11| at 2:30, Because it is likely to attract the at- tention of Washington motorists and thereby cause accidents, the automobile which is masquerading as a locomotive | for advertising purposes was ordered | banished from the city streets in Police | Oourt yesterday. Albert Lentz, 1200 block of E street, driver of the “locomotive,” who was ar- | rested last week by Sergt. Milton D. | Smith on the order of Asst. Director | of Traffic M. O. Eldridge for driving a vehicle with an obstructed view and oper- ating a machine “solely or principally for advertising purposes,” was con- victed in court, but Judge Isaac R. Hitt took his personal bond. The provision was made that the offending vehicle zust never again be driven in Wash- gton Holly Stover, representing the adver- machine removed, but that he thought the reason rather “silly.” He explained that cars similar to the one here had been operated in most of the lar cities of the country, and no complaint had been made. RESORTS. ASBURY PARK, N. J. Ourlookln' Sunset Lake and the Atlantic | n. Spend your Decoration Day holiday n. Asbury Park, New Jersey's most delight- ful resort. Special rates for May and June. Perfect Bathing, Always Good Fishi With a Modern Hotel, Sure Rellef Fro; Hay Opens June 20th. R. ENGLE, WILDWOOD, J. . ROYAL NN Year. 1 sq. to N!w Convention & \(ule!ler $18 to Il . Mgt. J. Bush. OCEA] DELAWARE wu':n AP, PA. REE—NLEIG Coolest & most Water Gap. Every room with pv bath. ‘OB Volt oo Gaif Course.” R B Foler. ll.t_r EAGLES MERE PARK, PA. EAGTES WERE T mished cottages for ren aen-oasekeenine with meats "R Kiess, The Forest fan. DBKNEY SPRINGS, VA, Orkney Springs Hotels Opens June 14 t and most popular mountain, resort 3'2 hours’ drive through | iRUL Bhenandoan Valley, Fins Foads: elevation 2,300 feet; very cool; ALL SPORT! A mecea for young folks. Puri and sood time for all. No better table in Vs. Orkney Sprinn Va. tiser, told Judge Hitt he would have the | { THE EVENING FLORIDA FIRMS FREED OF BANKRUPTCY SUIT Proceedings Listed as Involuntary Against Realty Interests Dis- continued, Court Announces. By the Associated Press. s —.s“u ] MIAMI, Fla, May ment that involuntary bankrupte; floeeefl- ings against the Hollywood d & ‘Water Co. and the Homeseekers’ Realty Co..of Hollywood, Fla., will be dropped was contained Tuwday in an opinion hlnded down by Federal Judge Halsted Ritter. Th» two companies are developers of the town of Hollywood. The opinion was given in connection with a motion for dismissal presented by the Highway Construction Co., Cleveland, Ohio, largest individual creditor of the two concerns. Petitioners in involuntary bankruptey proceedings represented approximately $12,000 in claims against the Home- seekers’ Realty Co., and $3,200 against the Hollywood Land & Water Co. when the petitions were filed in August, 1929. The Highway Construction Co. has ob- tained two iudgmenu against the com- panies totaling approximately $2,100,- 000 on street and sidewalk contracts. The construction company was not a party to the bankruptcy action. RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. ATLANTIC §CITY MD3s$daO 685 Rooms 5 Baths Farevean Flan Tndeor Sea Water Swimming Pool ¢ Wk ol ey e SMONARCH OF THE BOARMLK i1, ATLANTIC CIT.Y,N.J.» " “Richly improved. lon - - famed, super-restfal, satistring. " Home '"&E Tortor Tomo: 40 Uoi Sinsie, E25 Decoration Day Special—3 lyl $12 up Inclading Mecle $12 up DECORATION DAY SPECIAL Thursday to Sunday, §5.00 per person | Friday to Sunday, $4.00 per person ROOMS ONLY. Special Weokly Rates. Virginia Ave.. near Beach teel Pler. Running Water. Private Bath lkv or Bathing from Hotel Restauran Phone 4-53 Casie & 'DEvViTT ]toan}or ONE OF THE FINEST RoomS SVERLooKS -| DECORATION DAY SPECIAL (i B ik ¥ Melrose Hall OCEAN END OF S0. CAROLINA AVE Elevator. _ Bathing Pri; GALEN HALL Atlantie City, N. J. r people who do wish pend for show. “Exoellence without extravagance.” CONTIN ENTAL - qaondertul food. artesian drink- ncing. miniatute goif, te. Situation bumm:’l healthtul nd you'l | !'\nkl t, TONE. O CLEVELAND lNN North Beach. on Bay PFron ‘Becoration Day Week End. 300 MARYLAND. i ‘to board for the Bummer or Teent & Fottnge, one & pecial high Clase rite M. M. Schrock, Mountain Lake Fark, BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD. ERANKLIN: H6"'?°EL Atlantic City. Virginia Ave. Near Beach l-r-u:&n Pla; ed Rest: On Boardwalk. facing oces attractions Special weekly. — Fire M".LER COTT AGE“"“"" Notedfor iis table. 43 up daily” 212t Seaton: EMERSON CRODTHA A month will do wonders for your golf! Champions gather here for a new thrill. Three sets of tees to choose as the expert! A few minutes By Washington, Marlboro and Annapolis Motor Lines, Inc. Summer Schedule, Effective May 17 New De Luxe Coaches Between ‘Washington—North Beach, Md., via Marlboro—Mt. Zion FREQUENT SER VICE Maribore, 60c; Mt. 149 roung {rlat rmna- 302" ways B0 rasn $1.00 one way; S1.! Leave Washington, D. C., Ninth and Pa. Ave. N.W. Bus Terminal Leave North Beach, Md., Russell's Store Information, NAtional 9493 Connections at Mt. Zion for .and rou are back at Banff Sprmgs Hotel. Plunge intoitssun- splashed, warm sulphur pool . . try out the en-tout-cas tennis courts . . . dance to the gayest of of music. A Light Opera Company .....in Julyand August, with delightful concert talent. And, oh, those rides up winding trails . . . right to a sunset on a snow- capped peak! Stay the season. Attractive rates by the month. You go there ona fast Canadian Pacific train! | Oct d Connecticut Ave. ; | TABOR INN Qo o o faree, air on the 18th hole at Banff s o+« the smartest resort in the Canadian Rockies from. The novice has as much fun ork Waohingion, BoE. Ask for Tour B-15 159:45) for the Cansamal” Lighe Goers Company enianed thove STAR See Us About Developing and Printi OPTICAL HERZOG’S Hard Shell, Soft Shell, Imperial and Deviled Crabs at Their Best Open Until Midnight Open Decoration Day 11th & Water Sts. S.W. {PILE/ RELIEVED o pile sufferer can afford to miss this opportunity to Teheved™ onizing PILE: s tops patn and g gultering sone in 5 das me back guarantee, tin, Lake Cos Surf bathing, good ‘fshing and Point Lookout Co. 1721 H St. N.W. —let your Blank supply run low. have your every E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 P A Automatic Storage Gas Water Heater Made in 4 Sizes *30 = %85 Plus Installation SOLD ON THE Easy Payment Plan E. G. Schafer Co. 215 13th Strest N.W. BOTTLE Music by George Corley’ Trains leave from South end of Round - trip, 50c. cars marked “Rosslyn’ )(AKB direct connections. Bridse Autos follow road over UII Wnl:ngtol&OHDomunlky. through Langley, THEATRE ' | ¥ty Cont. DAILY 11 ». m. to 11 p. m. ——— Daring! Thrilling! Semsationall DAMAGED SOULS A photodrama with s mest pewerful ry that will amase you. Frank and to the point. Going To The Beaches? STOP AT FLORAL PARK ON YOUR DRIVE AND REFRESH YOURSELF WITH A COLD OF Harold P. Rudolph & Co. A Real Holiday— for You and Your Wife Nappreciation of your holiday, why not dive your wife one also tomorrow- Here's a chance to try our Spe- cial Spring Menus and delicious Sea Food Din- ners. i Special Decoration Day Dinner $1.00 and $1.50 Olmsted Grill Famous For FineFood 1336 G Sireer NU.ICY fFLY FLY FLY See planes $3 BEAUTIFUL WASHINGTON FROM the AIR. COMPLETE OVER- CITY FLIGHT, in both open and closed seating four Also all-metal Ford Transport, seating twelve passengers with three motors, $8. people each, $3 £’ Visit Our new air terminal, the most modern in the east. See the interesting weather bureau. our restaurant, Dine at Busses will call at downtown hotels or apartments for five or more FREE. Washington Airport (South End Highway Bridge) Metro. 0534 SEASiDE PA ssarun BEACH, MD) nan\fi rlnAnama No' N Kiddles' Tiavaronnd Plenty of 8 to Yy e WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 29 lAflouAl. 81, T5e & lo-' at$:20 Mat. SAT, 35c, 50c, 7S¢ The Milarious Farce-Comedy “The_Mislea Star Wrestling Bouts omere T You T One Mmission WASHINGTON—2 DAYS—TWICE DAILY MON. TUES. JUNE JUNE CAMP MEIGS sllowclomu |m NEW FOREIGN MAuv:u. including s UBANGI SIVIGES vww: nAn.v‘! & 3 P. M. Doors PRICES: (Admitting % Circus, Weneprie Gonerst Admision Seats) ADULYS, T DREN UNDER 12 VEARS, 80 an SEATS Includi o, Tickets on sale now Dept. Store and_Ameri NOW PLAYING ““The White Hell of Pitz Palu” THE MOST AYAZIN THE WomLO MAZNG, FIcTURE Headed for Washington WANTED DEAD or ALIVE ! $5,000 REWARD! “The Cisco Kid” alias The “ARIZONA K" Also Known as WARNER BAXTER DESCRIPTION About Six Feet Black Eyes Has Spanish Accent Is a Great Favorite With the Ladies For_Further Information Telephone Fr. 8520 ~ EDMUND LOWE . “Loml lcnm. Glnllltr R L ""gs)RN RECKLESS” On the Stage Panchon and Marco present BLACK and GOLD The KEMMYS featuring Miss Eva Ivey and ARNOLD GRAZER All Childrea 25¢ All Day All Performances NOW PLAYING ey B aiTm0 coupwa a1 CuatterToN “ThAADY S SCANDAL MICHON™ BROTHERS And RICHY CRAIG, JR. In “VARIETIES” SRS AR OF MANHATTAN.” POI.lY MORAN ‘CAUGWT 5”0\!7‘ Suggested by Eddic Ganlons book THe ’Efl‘!CT COMEDY TEAMINA HILARIOUS RE FiOM THE BIG BOARD aAC THE WASH BOAR| THE IDEAL RECREATION CENTER WITH MORE THAN FIFTY AMUSEMENTS IS ECHO ADMISSION ALWAYS FREE TODAY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS BY AND HIS STAR BAND OF ELEVEN AT THE MAGNIFICENT BALLROOM FREE PICNIC GROVES SEE THE ELECTRIC FOUNTAIN FREE DISPLAYS THE ONLY ONE HEREABOUTS TAKE WASH. RY. & ELECTRIC CARS MARKED CABIN JOHN OR GLEN ECHO, RUNNING EVERY FEW MINUTES DIRECT TO PARK ENTRANCE 'MARSHALL HALL OPENS TOMORROW 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 A.M., 2:30 and 6:45 P.M. Bathing—Dancing—All Amusements Shady Picnic Groves—Kiddie Playground Round Tr:p 50c LAST DAY ON THE SCREEN “DUMB-BELLS In ERMINE” A Warn and Vit ON THE STAGE IN PERSON JOE FRISCO TOMORROW “SWEETHEARTS AND WIVES” 'l' VAGABOND KING” TOMORROW “COURAGE” CAROLINA I1th & N. C. A “THE GREEN OODDESS" FAIRLAWN V55062 r Better a the Cf Todsy and Tumormw LAWRENCE d owmencE Habiiy & Showings. 7 & 9 P.M. 1343 1 L AVEE 1ELS DUMBARTON Lit 'I'ho‘an‘nlrée-sl: Home of we ectrie Bound Fatipme THE, 3 BREAT LAPE" 415_and Butternut Sts, Free Lot TAKOMA Beck at the Organ, Otto MAURICE CHEVALIER in “Love Parade” " AMBASSADOR c., 28, WESTOVER in Lmll Bet. D and & TODAY snd TOMORROW 2t "IAE ON ON in “SARAH AND TODA\' aind TOMORROW — JOAN AWFORD in “MONTANA 12830 C St. N.E. E DANIELS in “ALIAS ih & Col. RA. N.W. Y_WINNIE LIGHTNER in ToRA T _SAY N s MORROW--MONTE TODAY and, OE o WHO_DAN BLUE in_"TH fbfl'&‘: Ave. & Quebeo St. N.W. DIRECTION SIDNEY LUST TALRING AND SOUND PICTURES HIPPODROME, m-..z;‘s. Rl D ALIXANDlIA: VA, OLSON. " aller, an AONTANA, o CAMEO ' Continuous 10:30 a. m. to 11 p. m. It Is— The Greatest Screen Drama of All Times Better Than the Play Showing in New York and Other Cities at $2.00 Shown Now at Our Popular Prices 10:30 to 1 p.m., 25¢; to 6 p.m., 35¢ 6 p. m. to closing, 50¢ Excepo Sat, Sun and Holidays Children 25¢ at All Performanceg (*) Indicates Where Film Is Being Shown Today. District of Columbia *THE METROPOLITAN—F ot. n.w. *AMBASSADOR~—18th and Cel. rd. n.w, APOLLO—624 H st. n.e. AVALON—Conn. ave. and MoKinley AVENUE GRAND—45 Pa. ave. s.e. CENTRAL—9th st. cowny—umm ave. and Farragut EMPRESS—416 9th st. n.w. HOME—1230 C st. n.e. *SAVOY—3030 14th st. n.w. STANTON—315 C st. n.e. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island ave. n.w. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut sts. TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. n.w. YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebec n.w, Maryland and Virginia *MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. SARCADE—Crisficid, Md, " *ARCADE—Hyattsville, MI. ASHTON—Clarendon, V: S v —Berkeley S v CAFITAL~Cumberiand, o™ - V> CAPITOL—Winchester, IMPERIAL—Brunswic JEFFERSON—] s MARADA—St. Michaels, ll‘ MARYLAND—Kitzmiller, Md. MASONIC—Clifton FOI'[!, Va. Sy - E] HALL—Lo m, Va. NEW-—Aberdeen. *NEW—Elkton, Mi ‘Nl-:w—ll-nuck lld '—Lexington, 'NEW VllfllNlA—llmhonblll. Va. OPERA HOUSE—Leesburg, Va. OPERA HOI’!I—I’HML W. Va. PALACE—Frostburg, Md. PALACE—Hagerstown, Md. WALLACE DALE—Tangler, Va. WARRENTON—Warrenton, Va. WEBB—Alberton, Va. EXCURSIONS. “ARLINGTON MEMORIAL SERVICES” The Arlington & Fairfax Rail- way Co. will operate extra trains tomorrow, May 30th, leaving the station at 12th and Pa. Avenue every 10 minutes direct to the main entrance of the Arlington Memorial Cemetery. IFare, 15c. srequently " rom the_“Rolyn juently terminal, south end Key Bridge. Fare, 5¢.