Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1930, Page 46

DEAF? Hear with the UNIVERSOTONE Private bemonstrations ETZ 1217 G Street KOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT Assessor n! the District of Columbia has to be prepared biank schedules for personal property subject to taxation as re- sulud B oihe, Act of " Coneress. ‘approved uly 2, imposing & on 501 property Xn the District ol Cclumbu ll Imtnd!d y Acts of Congress approved Sep- March 3, 1917, June 30, 1922. Jul! L lfl! 8. 1 929, and ihat a’ cop: said schedule will be ered fo any cltizen appiving therefor at this ofce The law requires such schedules to be roperly filled out. sworn o and returned the Assessor during the month of July This Iaw will be strictly enforced by the Board of Personal Tax Appraise: VM. P. DS, 67128 AN TOMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF NOTICE TO SELL p‘é’épmfl FOR UNPAID %O ROBERT W, Botey. ROBERT ¥ {nterest whatsorver in 1o in the Distric’ of Columbia, ¥AKE NOTICE: Pursuant to the provisions of the Act of Gonaress approved Pebruary 14, 1926, entitled Act to provide an addifional method Supreme Court of the District bia, holding an Equity Court, for authority to 'sell at public auction all of that lece or parcel of land, located in the Dis- rict of Columb n and described as Jot 805, square 56. to tandi, #nd unpaid taxes and special assessments "and the penaltics and chafges thereon. Impos. 94 by 2w, for the vears 18801800, 181, 1692, 804, 1895, 1896, 1807, 1896, 1809, 1900, ooz 1903 1904, 1003 1g0e. 508 1908 310 1913, 1912, 1013, 1014, loia. ioie, 1917 o1e. 1916, ivdo, 1022, Tiezs, "1s24. 1925 WHEREFORE. ROBERT W. DULEY, ROB- BRT Y. SL JOSEPH LAVEZZO. J. SONES ant JOHN 3 CLEAREY. ther Reirs; executors, administratdis and assigns. and Any other person or persons having any in- terest whatsoever in said property are In- ¥ited to appear and show cause, if any they have to the Commissioners of the District ©f Columbia, on or before July 14, 1930, why 3 on ghould not be made to the uprem t of the District of Columbia o .pu Yaid Property at Dublic Auction to sat: isty the taxes, special assessments, penalties by Compissloners. Biscriet o Cclumb ia. DANIEL E. GARGES, 102027574 Secretary to_the Board. COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF NOTICE TO SELL PROPERTY FOR UNPAID O _BETSEY RICHARDSON and JOHN R. HUTCHINSON, their heirs, executors, ad- ministrators and assigns, and to any other Tion or persons’ Mavine any lntereat taoever fn s ow ll'r{'a'w'x}’ ‘a5 lot 805, in the District of Go- Gmbi. TAKE N E the rovisions of the Act of Purmlm L d Fe 14, 1929, entitled tri the Board of ngress approved February 1. 'cf\n'n t to provide an additional metho taxes in the District of Co- gatisfy the outstanding and uinpaid taxes and rpecial assessments. and, the penities and charges thereon, imposed aw, for the vears 1899. 1900. 1905, hee."5863, 505, 1905, 1eae, 1015 1oi3. 1eis. 1918, 1919, 1920, 1921, 7. 1928 property due fo the sald etrice of Columuia. ae Drovided by jaw ‘Board of Commissioners, District NIEL E. GARGES, Bectetary o the Board. 'GOMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF sELL PROPERTY FOR UNPAID NoTICE TO ¥ 2nd" BN FACSE, their b thele b agministrators s and ass) Sorest whav ’l‘nla:'u Bauare 27, ‘whatsoever 3 3 i the "District of Columbis. Fsunt 4o the E' isions of the Act of nETess -nnna rusey A% iy P oures 18" the" District the | son as his housekeeper. ocated tn the Dlst own and described at Lot 74, 2y the ding an o " "isae 1025, WILTSIE, JAMES H. g SoRN FAUST. thelr hetrs; ‘WINSLOW executors, administrators and i at they ‘have. to the commmnon-n of the Dis- Erict of Columbla. on or before July 14, 1630 Thy, such spplication umna not reme Court Tne bistridt "ot @ Sroveriy st Bubiic » faxes. special a Commissioners, District NIEL E. GAR( DA! GARGES, 12027974 Secretary to_the Board. = = EDUCATIONAL. T MC A SUMMER SCHOOL WOODWARD ‘scHOOL Y. M. C. A 1736 G St. NA_8250 Intensive Summer Courses In Shorthand & Typewriting Temple School, Inc. _1420K St. Nat. 3258 CCOUNTANCY Pace Courses; B. C. S. and M. D: Benjamin Franklin University 314 TRANSPORTATION BLDG. Dist. 8259 17th and H TRAYER OLLEGE “An Accredited Institution for Business Training” Special Summer Classes for High School Graduates and College Students Day Ses Ask for Catalogue Nat'l 1748 721 13th St. ns Evening Sessions MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE. Y FIREPROOF STORAGE FOR ABSOLUTEL! Household Goods. . Works or Art, Trunks, etc. Da. rooms available. Moving. Packing, and Shipping: fiAHflm & STORAGE CO. 920-922 E st §ars OVIN STORAGE . Piang SHIPPING 616 EVE ST DIST 2010 LONG DISTANCE MOVING | DAVIDSO TIAN!"!I a STORAGE Ci 1117 B 8t N.W. National 9220 to 92: . | Louisiana mentioned the Welch case d | and chaos w y | chief witness for the State in its case d | nounced that Mrs. Oster could not be moderats ERCHANTS |LEGATION DENIES INJUSTICE CHARGE Venezuelan Statement An- swers House Resolution Al- leging Despotism There. By the Associated Press. Replying vigorously to charges against | the Venezuelan government carried in the Gasque resolution before the House of Representatives, the Venezuelan legation yesterday said the whole cause of complaint lay in the “unsavory" { Welch case, where there was not “the remotest _ possibility” of reclamation against the Latin American republic. The statement was issued under the legation seal. It followed the Gasque resolution, which stated, “It is inconceivable that the United States of America should continue to maintain diplomatic rela- | tions with any so-called government | that maintains itself in power by in- flicting the most inhuman tortures upon women and children in order to present to the world an appearance of ‘peace and order.’” Threefold Damages Listed. The Gasque resolution and the pre- vious remarks of Senator Ransdell of but briefly, but it was understood in diplomatic circles that the recent egi- tation in Congress has arisen almost entirely out of the American’s claims J. E. Welch, former oill man, brsed his claim upon three elements of dam- age involving his alleged illegal im- prisonment, loss of his child and loss of business. He claimed that his young daughter was taken from him by rela- tives of his consort, and that he was thrown into jail on trumped-up charges arising out of the desire of h's con- sort'’s relatives to keep the child and his common law wife from nim In money the Weich claim totaled $500,- 000. It was pigeonholed by the State Department as “unsavory.” Nature of Resolution. As a native of Louisiana Welch then appealed to Senator Ransdell, who made a speech in the Senate in his behalf! He declared that a “state of despotic cruelty incomprehensible in this enlightened age” existed in Vene- zuela. The Gasque resolution embodied eight paragraphs charging despotism, inhuman torture, virtual dictatorship in Venezuela, and asked that this country name a committee to investigate affairs in the country to determine the extent to which the United States is responsible and recom- mend suitable action. REMARRIAGE STOPS WIFE'S TESTIMONY Maurder Case Prosecutors Surprised | by Secret Wedding, Gagging Leading Witness. | By the Assoclated Press. | LINTON, N. Dak., June 27.—Remar- | rled to Jacob Oster within four weeks ! after she had divorced him, Mrs. Emma | Oster will not testify against her bus- | band at his trial for_first-degree mur- | der which opened in District Court yes- | terday. Mrs. Oster was expected to be the against Oster, on trial for the aeath | of John J. [Peterson, Hazelton, March 24. The shooting followed a quarrel rising out of Peterson's relations with Mrs. Oster, who was employed by Peter- Five weeks ago Mrs. Oster obtained 8 divorce. A week ago, unknown to the prosecution, the couple were re- | married. | This story came out in court vester- i|day when counsel for the defense an- called to testify against her husband. Mrs, Oster sat beside her husband in | ;he ?;un room, with their small| No. 27—HAY FEVER— SUMMER CAT ARRH Homeopathic Pharmacy 1007 B Street N.W. Phons NA. 1600 THE EVEnl TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Gayety—“Record Breakers,” burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 pm. | Columbla—*“With Byrd at the South Pole,” at 11:30 am, 1:30, 3:35, 5:35,] 7:35 and 9:40 p. Palace — “fhe Florodora Girl” at 11:45 am, 2:17, 4:49, 7:21 and 9:53 pm. | Fox—“Not Damaged.” at 11:40 am, | 2:25, 4:45, 7:40 and 10 p.m. Metropolitan—Numbered Men,” at| 11 am. 1248, 2:35,.4:27, 6:15 8:05 and 9:55 pm. Earle—"A Notorious Affair,” at 11:30 | am., 1:20, 3:35, 5:20, 7:35 and 9:50 p.m. Keith's — “Mamba.” at 11:36 am., | 1:36, 3:36, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 pm. | Ambassador—“Paramount on Parade,” at 5:50, 7:45 and 9:45 p.m. Central—"Hold Everything,” from n .m. to 11 p.m. Tivoli—“The Vagabond King,” 38:45, 5:35, 7:25 and 9:15 p.m. at 2, Scissors and Knives Expertly Sharsened GIBSON'S. 917 G S!. N.W. Dl{lNTING A CMELLICHAMPE w1 821 ELEVENTH ST. NW. NG CIRCLE 5. ‘phoon Cools Ty oled Showings 7 and 9 M, Admiesion, 25 cte SH_SOCIETY JANET GAVNOR. WILLIAM COLLIER. 8. LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD. CHARLES FARRELL. HEDDA HOPPER. LOUISE EREENCE ot STANTON einest s.- STANDARD—Weste TODAY and TOMORROW “HAPPY DAYS” 109 Brilliant Entertainers. inclufing NET GAYNOR. CHAS. PARRELL. e [ETE) Wlu-nlln e DUMBARTON BOUGLAS ANKS, IR and, LORETTA an t'y“ cmzu:ss AGE, LAURA_LA PLANTE JESSE THEATFR & A l’hotnuhon-. STREET GIRL. ‘OMPSON PRINCESS 1108wt The Northeast Home of Wettern Eiectric Sound Eaulpment JQSEPRH SCHILDKRAUT in “THE d Butternut 8ts No Parking Troubles ‘UNDFR A_TEXAS MOO! AMBASflADOR col"Ra Nw AST in “PARA- T MOUNT oN FARADE APOLLO €24 B St NE. TODAY—RAMON. NO! E GAY oA Tt o LS B Y Gll Bll\ ST.N.W. Warner Bros. Conn. Ave. ana AVALON wS5n%. 288 %0 2 TODAY_BARBARA KEN' “DUM- BELLS IN ERMINE. i “Warner Bros. 615 Pa AVENUE GRAND 2 %% TODAY_BARBARA KENT in *DUM- BELLS TN ERMINES T n DUM Warner Bros.” R CENTRAL ™® St 8et. D ana & TODAY_-WINNIE | LIGHTNER AND COLONY ‘Ga. Ave & Farragut st TODAY—KAY JOHNSON in “THIS 1250 O St N.E in “VEN- 573'\"1'61"'" b & Col R N.W. TODAY—JAMES MURRAY in “THE PANT_AGE.” Warner Bros. TIVOLI > & Parx TODAY—DENNIS KING in VAGAB( KING.” NW. “THE SPEEDBOAT RIDES Down the Potomac a cooling ride on the river in 8 Gar Weod Speedboat. Enjoy this aclishi- $1.00 Bargain Day, Saturday, June 28th Adults—one ride, $1.00; rides, $1.50. Children—one ride, 50c; rides, 75c. Speedboat Terminal Hains Point Just Below Potomac Golt Course n_the Speedway two two S The Wonder Hotel of Washington AMBASSADOR HOTEL bt~ DmeR Radio in Every Reem Swimming Peel FREE TO GUESTS s00 ROOMS Rooms with run- ning water. . UL T 7 i Rooms with nlwwn or bath and shower . . Fortwo . . 5.00-6.00 Bubstantial Reduction on Monthly Rates BUY from 14th.and C Streets, NW. Phone NAtional 8800 ve. & Quebec Bt. N.W. TODAY_PAULINE STARK in “A DIRECT[ON amm:v LUST TALKING ' AND HIPPODROME LEISURE.” RALPH GRAVES. RICHMOND FLAME.” BERNICE CLAIRE CAMEQ M. ! L) Night—$2.50_in_Prizes. CARO[ lNA Tulklm{ smxm: STATE mome oF Worteen Sietini som LUPE VELEZ. In “TIGER ROSE” CE. Also Family N O Ave S 5" OTRE FROM ith ALICE WHITE. WASLi1ivua N, COMPLETE line of blank book supplies may be selected from our high-grade stock. Open $:00-5:00 P.M. A ‘g E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. (S A THE o Gas Water Heater 24-Hour Service Made in 4 Sizes Sold on Easy Payment Plan Merlon, Heaters by your plumber. E. G. Schafer Co. 215 13th Street N.W, Ave. Don’t Suffer Over the Week-End— Electric Fans! “Electrical Headquarters’’ Open All Day Saturday Orders Received Before 4 P.M. Delivered Same Day Down Payments as Low as $1.00 NIAGARA FALLS—CANADA D. . AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BEGINNING TODAY We are presenting & plcture that is frankly audaclous in Its treatment of those proplems which confront every young girl. It is the life story of a beautiful and refined girl, left alone In the world to make her own livelihood. and whose greatest desire Is to have the luxuries she sees others enjoying. She can, and offers to pay the price with beauty, grace and charm, and comes through “NOT DAMAGED” It Is a picture every growing girl, father and mother should see. It I not a sex picture or a moral sermon, but the story of every girl's problems, thonghts and desires. It is told In the most outspoken and intriguing manner. LOIS MORAN portrays the girl and is supported by WALTER BYRON and RO! AMES, In addition to a cast of notables, G It s An All Talking Fox Movietone Production. The stage offers another wealth of glorlo dance In & FANCHON AND MARCO IDEA L “IVORY" which, of course, will be presented to you by the unique and extraor- dinary master of ceremonles, SAM JACK KAUFMAN Washington's King of Stage Entertainers by Acclamation! The artists will Include such well known favorites as WILL AUBREY FOUR HIGH HATTERS, HY MYER, BETTY LOU WEBB GOETZ & DUFFY PEGGY CARSE THE SUNKIST BEAUTIES color, laughter, song and The new program also marks the return of LEON BRUSILOFF who will conduct the famed aggregation of 35 musiclans, THE FOX GRAND ORCHESTR. through another of the Brusiloff special arrangements, “MELODIES OF THE MODERN SOUTH" at 10:30 A. M. Mystery with a New Note . . Sweeps Through One Action Packed Night of Ter- ror and Romance! Hugh Trevor, June Clyde, Raymond Hat- ton, Rita La Roy, Ivan Lebedeff, Marcelle Corday in MIDNIGHT MYSTERY All-Star Thriller That Tops All Electrifying Melodrama for Sheer Suspense! - e R-K-O Keith’s Salutes the 1930 July 4th and s Tribute to “Pa- triotic Week” with a Special Holiday Subject, Entitled “INDEPENDENCE DAY” LAST TIMES TODAY—“MAMBA” Marshall Hall I-QEW' Excursion Every Day Steamer Leaves 7th St. Wharf ‘,,,,.,.,Y.._., W . 2:30 and 6:45 P.M. NOW PLAYING: o nm»wm., Ajn«r’m IDAVI| [ usements Adulu, 50: Children, 25¢ - ~ m-mar, Obéulafifi Y IIENII.\’ BE‘MMAH BLACi steeP STARTING SATURDAY DOLORES DEL RIO in “THE BAD ONE” O tdla ) How about your annual outing? Socleties: organizations. fraternal industrial: schools, Sunday school have s successful outing this sum- mer. 'Get together and charter boat or mell tickets on a percent basis. Outings on the river a POPULAR. and give your organiza tlon a chance to make some real . Filmed at the South Pole. A "feature length drama_of human courage and daring STARTING SATURDAY THE BIG HOUSE Wilson All-Star Cast t. 2440, for Moonlight Dance trips. Line, 7th 8t. Wharves, Tel. SPECIAL EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY TO EA/IDE AMUSEMENT PARK GREAT LAKES Leave Washington in special Pullman cars A\ll\lAt 1st for Nh!’lrl Falls and k' ul on he Great Lakes thlllnlvuy passenger oil- visiting Cf‘fltl(m . nd: Ver and “the Sawuens Toronto Montreal. Quebec de_Beaupre. Both tours aly concucted, sl ng. Ask for expente. Thchuding S W. SMITH TOURS illustrated m er H. Tel, Col. 1316, or 15th & H S Adults 50(: Children 10C Traine Leave District Line Station Free lnrklnl nLV\\Alrttl iine ALL OUR RIDES 10¢ Road ' Ticket Ofmice, 6 Hour Kodak Finishing FILMS III be!on ready 4:30 llllll d-y. Home Movie Camera Headquarters COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. TONITE AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL NITE at the GAYETY AND MORE LAUGHS e—District 9324 WARNER BROS. - COMFORTABLE MEYROPOLITAN F STREET A First National and Vitaphone Attraction with BERNICE CLAIRE CONRAD NAGEL RALPH INCE Adapted From the Stage Play “JAILBREAK” ROBERT L. RIPLEY “Believe It or Not” In a Vitaphone Variety Comedy Scream “CAMPUS CRUSHERS” Graham McNamee News The Golden Girl of The Screen ESTHER RALSTON In a New Cycle of Song and Dan With BRUZ FLETCHER at the piane TODAY at 3:20, 7:18, 9:35 P. M. ‘A NOTORIOUS AFFAIW ~—ADDED FEATURES— VITAPHONE VARIETIES MR. AND MRS. JACK NORWORTH WITH ITS MORE THAN FIFTY AMUSEMENTS INVITES YOU TO ENJOY THEM AND DANCE TO BEST MUSIC HEREABOUTS Doclon Say: “Fresh Air & Sunshine” Well, there’s plenty of it on these WILSON TRIPS (MOONLIGHT DANCES, T0OO) Chapel Point A day of clean fun and healthful sport awaits you every day (except Tuesday)atthe Wilson Line Wharf, Get your family and friends together and take the “City of Washington” to Chapel Point. Daily (Except Tues.) Leave Washing 9100 A. M, Leave Chapel Point 400 P. M, FARE ( Trip) Wed., Thurs., Sat. $1.00 Childres, 780 o $1.235 Children, T8e (*) Indicates Where Film Is Being Shown Today. District of Columbia *THE METROPOLITAN—F st. 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. COLONY—Georgia ave. and Farragut EMPRESS—416 9th st. n.w. HOME—1230 C st. n.e. JESSE~—3100 18th st. n.s SAVOY—3030 N 5 C SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island ave. n.w. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut sts. *TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. *YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebec n.w, Maryland and Virginia *MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. * *ARCADE—Crisfield, Md. *ARCADE—Hyattsville, Md. *ASHTON—Clarendon, V: o eley S rln W. Vi C, APlTAL—Cumberl:lylt l’Ml.'l.“‘ ® *CAPITOL—Winchester, Va. COMM‘JNITY—BW‘QIy, Mad. CREWE—Crewe, l'MPllE—»l’ocomolu City, Md. EMPIRE—Saxis, Va. FIREMEN'S HALI.;—WIIII!GI. Md. *GLOBE—Berlin, Md. IMPERIAL—Brunswick, Md. JEFFERSON—Brookneal, Va. LYRIC—Fishing Creek, Va. *MARADA—St. Michaels, Md. MARYLAND—Kitzmiller, M *MASONIC—Clifton For[c. VA. : NEW-—Aberdeen, Md. erbe *NEW—EIlkton, Md. Hancock, Md. EW—Lexington, Va, EW \IRGI\IA—Ihrrho-bnrl. va, Va. Mon. and Fri. Reduced Rates KIDDIES’ DAYS ADULTS, 73 CHILDREN, 8S¢ Moonlight Dances Don’t swelter in the city, hot nights. Go out on the river. Dance on the river. *OPERA HOUSE—Leesburg, OPERA HOUSE—Piedmont, W, v, PALACE—Frostburg, Md. ALACE—Hagersiown, Ma, AMONA-—Westminster, Md. *REPUBLIC ’l'lllA’l'El—Anlupo]h_ ROCKBRIDGE—Buena Vista, Va, STATE—Bethesda, M *STATE—Westminster, e, WALLACE DALE-farn ‘nnuer Va, WABR!NTDN-W of e nmnt.n, Va Every night in the week, except Tuesday, the “City of Washing- ton”steamsoutof 7th Street Wharf for a moonlight trip. Here is a trip you can take again and in this summer wh ights re hot. anyz Walker and his gang furnish the music. Daily (Except Tues.) 8.30 P. M. WEEKDAYS, 75¢ SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS, 31.00 . WILSON LINE 7th STREET WHARVES Telephons NAT. 2440 ettt . % and f at s o Deciai n.n .,".," Ball il Togm L'E 5 pnv-u dances. Class Studio. 2038