Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1930, Page 30

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JULY 7. 1930. DEAF? SI_AIN l]lw AGEN]’ TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. LON CHANEY ILL |mecifcaly diciowed, but it was mia| RUINS YIELD SKELETON AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. = ' i i Palace—“One R e Night” at portunity to come here for treatment R-K-O B e s oSt ioon 12 m., 2:20, 4:40, 7. .nd 9:50 pm. | Film Star Receives Treatment at|between picture assignments. Chaney| CHICAGO, July 7 (#)—Clearing the BIGGEST SHOW Ear pn'e- no larger than a silver dime Columbia—"The Big House,” at 11:05 iz is visiting the hospital twice a day f0T | gabris of & barn in Calumet City de- ! | am., 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:35 N“:hlpitll in N‘lew York. ‘zreutmenu.__.% ,moyed by fire last April, workmen IN WASHINGTON! | pm YORK, July 7 (#)—Lon| ETZ Earle—“The Border Legion,” at 11:40 | Chaney, motion picture star, is teceiv-| Policemen of Vienna, Austria, are ’:’:"‘" G e 0 Yoy friande 1217 G Street am, 1:45, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45 and 9:50|ing throat treatments in a New York| rounding up those who throw rubbish | skeleton. to see and hear—it's the week’s pm. hospital. | on the streets and fining them on the | _Police belleve the remains those of a f 0 168 M . Metropolitan_—“Giolden - Dawn.” The nature of the infection was not' spot. vagrant who sought shelter in the barn. rors :wmw; ALL-ACTION 1 i - 3 ., 1:35, 135, 5 3 ) O P T ey o o S i SR i WS S5 O By % |Colorado Police Seek As | olase %5 s LR, 0 anid OUTDOOR ROMANCE | H H H | Fox—"Rough Romance” at 12:04, 5 oA sassin Who Hid Behind Fence 2:31, 4:44, 7:46 and 9:59 p.m. sz = in "fi?llfif'%'.“'::r 3 | R-K-O Keith's—“Shootin’ Straight,” > T The “Internationat Taea™ oy See Us About ! to Kill D. F. Kearney. | at 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:50, 5:50, -moi'md 2 Z 2 3 The “International Idea" by < d Printin | 9:40 p.m. , ; Developing S et v Ambassador—“Golden Dawn,” at - " ; L NGHIN ARY SOMPANY| | B, the Assocotated Pres | 6:10, 7:55 and 9:40 p.m. - i G DNl fhele kK €O} s | AGUILAR, Colo., July 7.—A few Central—"“Call of the West,” from Z Z - % 2 [ 3. SAM JACK KAUFMAN 614 9th shotgun shells and a list of his known | 11 am.to 11 p.m. 3 ST.N.W. | ienemies were clues which State and| Tivoli—“Caught Short,” at 2:30, 4:20, ¥ Just @ Funny Pair Federal authorities today expected | 6:05, 7:50 and 9:45 p.m. 4 ) 4 4 MARKEL & FAUN would lead to the slayer of Dale F. - i >3 = ————————————————————————————— Kearney, prohibition ent, shot to - A -4 Plain “Nutty’ Ne. 27—HAY FEVER— death Irom_nmbushmm:i};;st night. > X 5. JIMMY LYONS 3 n assassin crouching behind a ferice IR SUMMER CAT ARRH poured the charge fros a e sidy o = RICHARD i Watch This Chap Homeopathic Pharmacy Kearney's right side as he walked to c 6. FREDERICO FLORES 1007 B Street N.W. Phone NA. 1695 his automobile, stalled during the pur- | 4 suit of a supposed bootlegger from | < S % 3 = Direct From Japan e | Trinidad. ” | 3 : OSAKA BROS. SENNANNNNNANNNNNNY, | Kearney was transferred from Denver, COMPLETE line of ! Federal authorities said, to cope with | g £ TR e Db blank book pplies | the enforcement problems peculiar to 5 JOE ROSE may be selected from ;ihist semu[n (;lllh,i‘ns'é“f‘ ;;, was the | 3 i : The Foz Grand Orchestra and et ek rst agent slain olorado. iali - 3 = ILOFF oSl x::fsh.c:rn:i: R | ""The agent is known to nave receivea | SPECIAlists Under 23-Year- i N < it R 9. LEON BRUSILOFF n anony letters threatening his lif 4 ; > E. Morrison Paper Co. #|cince he joined the Federal siafx x:1 Old Commander Sail for |. S ] l Vil ’“ml “‘ He's Organistic—and How | monthsago. | | A STRAIGHT || 1 okion roois | Walsenburg, near here, and with mans ear’s Cruise. : 1 2 . . TS | single-handed raids. Kearney gnzgmn; 2 Start Your Vacation LGl o it R ';;t'l;r':'{:fi': et ry Kni ‘“’Ol‘ ed alone and rarely aske e aid : ” e of either city or county officers in By the Associated Pre 3 : Where the 50c, 6 to Closing t Small Charge making arrests N, Jul; Fiff thi MORE THAN FIFTY GREAT at a Smal sts. LONDON, Jul —Fifteen youthful GIBSON'S, 817 G St. N. |, Kearney was a World War veteran | explorers. Whose average age i mon : AMUSEMENTS and was decorated for bravery under |23 years, sailed from London yesterda: S Scencr BE ns — {fire. He is survived by a widow and |aboard the exploration ship Quest for y gl At the Real Popular ————— —— : 1 RE IT'S COOL Kodak [ two small dnushte:s, st a year's exploration of the Arctic | pra H co.:,:::“ BROS. . i SHIP | St IR ol A e Go'by Train Glen Ecoho EARLE an eland. . FILMS In before B 10:30— ——— ‘\\\“%&3\ | The purpose of the voyage, which s A R il This year get quickly to where you're going. : under the auspices of the Royal Geo- 3 Travel via the cool Overland Route and enjoy - ready 4:30 same axy. || OF BRITAIN ARRIVES |srophicalsociets. is to abtain informa G \ ORRWVINSEE cvery hour along the way. Faster service to 188 St Just Below ¥ Home Movie Camera Headquarters || tion with & View to establishing an air i COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY foute from England to Americs across i NIRRT the Pacific Coast now in efiect., Overland Prize Fox Trot PR R the Arctic regi ith only 300 mil Route serves 15 National Parks and more of e Britanni A e Arctic regions, wi only miles i L B - A arks an ore of 1424 New York Ave. N.W. ritannic Alto Is Largest Cabin|over the sea ZANE GREY'S H. G. Watkins, 23-year-old explorer, ¥ 8 m’; PS8 the scenic West than any other railroad. Tomorrow Night “THE BORDER Class Passenger Vessel is leader of the expedition. His 14 in World, Companions are all sbout the'same age, ; == R 38 REDUCED RAIL FARES ALL SUMMER EAJ I D E lEGlOI Watkins. made a scientific explora- 5 g : ! at little more than half the usual fares to: AMUSEMENT PARK, 4 Paramount Picture ition of Labrador last year, and of = # By the Associated Press. Spitzenbergen the year before. The ex- == ¢ Pacific Northwest and Alaska RICHARD ARLEN NEW YORK, July 7.—The White|pedition will establish a base on the 2 S Y Califormiatand Hawail Chesapeake Beach, Md. Stax liner Britainic, largest cabin-class | southeastern coast, of Greenland and a / s : JACK HOLT passenger vessel in the world and Great | station on top of the ice cap, 8,000 - £t 7 : olora Dance Special leaves District é}r;n:‘l:'ah bizgesltd motor ship, arrived to- “fif nbokve ”au levrel. 1:‘1-0,.\-.l nt;erT they - Line csum.m TP Anl. 0 x!or Flvmylg" £ _her maiden voyage. | will make notes of meteorological con= 7 A P l trains 9 and 10:30 A, M., 2:30, % Hit peohe 18 680 fect long, with an 82-toot | ditions in connection with fying. Great White Throne—One of Zion’s Beautiful Temples ZYelloaws'on:3 Gm‘;\% Teton e i e v“A cn.....a, n:t‘ am and a hol eet_deep. Accom- 24 — 4 _— H i ion-| - strict Line, i aphene Varlety EO RS o modations are prosided for i Lo v 5 Sensational Days—3 Sensational Parks ton-Bryce-Grand Canyon at District Line LOTTI LODER in ‘Thousands—All Kinds sengers in three classes, cabin LOUISY, | estaisneg. sonools tor The asming of ZION— Rocky Mountain LoNELY Gidord 'EAR«U:!‘:.;'!'ESI';"(?‘ G sT. third cabin and third class. weaving baskets and other wicker p National Parks b de’g;;g xfi“"z o%i;gelh engines, capable of | griicles at Melnik, Bohemia, and Mor- WARNES BROS, 2 speed of 17 ooiloxeRower. €ive her | kovice, Moravia, and has outlined & “If it's a National Park, it's probably 1 . leck machinery | three-year cour: 1 " "ET' 0 P 0 l- I T l l is run by ;u:mcuy. which also is used on the Overland Route Sir Ronaid Lindsey, British Ambas- For complete information, coet and illustrated Waraer Dres’ Cool_and_Comfortable | sador, came from Washington to pa TRUSSES \ | ticipate in a welcome to the new ship| booklets, call on our Bureaus of Western Travel AMBASSADOR o™y . 3 . Ra."N.w. Warner Bros. and | and her omcers. Il ELasTic HosiERY CANYON or mail the coupon. AND TOMORROW-_VIVI- Vitaphone Present | TO! ENNE SEGAL in "THE GOLDEN {1 Bryce Canyon National Parks. Most spectacular colorful B s vty e G——————a— DAWN. - “.M.nEI n"l FLOODS IN NORTH SPAIN || ABDOMINAL SUPPORTS regidn SRt T 7y Ak Grail SNRe o B0 D Leaty, D ewm s g Copyuet of Fiece Passions | 201 Franklin Trust 508 Commercial 1 TEDAY. SERT WHEELER and ROB:. Tihe Romance, of “Founa Building Trust Bldg. W ey R EHE COCKOOR. VIVIENNE SEGAL 15thand Chestnut Sts. 15th and Market Sts. AVALON w.SonR,"se. %0 2. WALTER WOOLF B TODAY—CLAUDETTE COLBERT 1n OAH BEERY Philadelphis, Ps. ~£ovuo VAN OF MANHATTAN® N d RUIN MUCH PROPERTY| Fitted Expertly Canyon’s sublime depths ... . Bryce, like another planet. | Kaibab National Forest and Cedar Breaks. See them all in one 5-day motor bus tour. ; ! Residents of Southern Spain Camp| 5 How about your in Fields, Fearing Further GIBSON S oh $ Revnd Trip to annual outing? Earthquake Shocks. 917 G St. N.W. s 5 Cedar City, Utah the gatewa: organizations. fraternal or || BY the Associated Press. (the gateway) al: schools, Sunday schools— MADRID, July 7.—While many resi- FROM WASHINGTON Gt Gopether "ang charter”s || dents of Southern Spain were camping in the flelds in fear of another earth- . . ide tri liforni Paste allowing e o it Can als0 be seen a3 an easy side trip en route California or FOFULAR ve 390 SNt seriong Roots o B rday, : Pacific Northwest; or in combination tour with Yellow- money. ‘The “City of Washington” Northern Spain yesterday. stone-Grand Teton, Rocky Mountain National Parks. “Warner Bros is now being engaged for day trips Dispatches said crops, live stock and _ tt @ - P EER o Pl || i e ez o ooss | I . Stoporesprvilcgs st Deaver, Sal Lake Cityand Ogeen. TopA® ALY STAR CatT n - N S PALACE ine, . Wharves. Tel. Nat. 3 near San r, Pampolo, Locono an ® 3 et e e omrEoRTA v >0t Burgos. " i x4 THE OVERLAND ROUTE A Pk onoray sri rownes I8 ¥ |Chicago € NorthWestern| | ="~ | finilncsn Wiessi ves, 14th & Col. RA. N.W. A | A1 Lassman, Former New York U. SAVOY in & great Love n‘ora ; TODAY—ATLEEN PRINGLE in “SOL- | 4 e v S : Union Pacifi seigggr e | ORE RORAKTICN By the A: ated P o oW ROD LA ROCQUE MARIE DRESSLER | o et suty 7—a1 1ase.|| A CARE-FREE ) TODAY—POLLY MORAN and MARIE CONRAD NAGEL _ O.P.HEGGIE man, former star tackle on the New VACATION — DRESSLER in 'CAUGHT SHORT OITHA FERCS | York University foot ball team, was (1) DAVE SCHOOLER | drowned in Long Lake yesterday. The «STEBL BLUES® “Warner Ga. Ave. & Quebes St. N.W. 08 14k S MW Ademe tice ||| SO, Tma Tecovered easly this moming 4 All-expense motor coach B E s T F o R ¥2:'}1|{(7mwm KING in “THE 3436 14th St. N.W. Adams 8100 f§| after several hours of grappling. outafiolNiagaie Fells Ok v s Canada, and New Ensl.nd’ DIRECTION SIDNEY LUST DICK LIES ‘at the orgar. —added— rner Bros. Vitaphone Varieties 0 O b o “Wai i Please send me complete information and AVENUE GRAND e e e booklets. 142 DS, In . . N . R _RELATIVE I am interested in a vacation trip to—— Graham MeNamee Ffifi:fiikl ob St Bet. D and £ TODAY — DOROTHY AME-ccaacacnccncccens: Streeteo.oceenen-. LL O ) Z ,..__---_-.------__----- L a 13 1 1 Road Service—Charge Account: d st g, e 3 SOUND PICTURES Patriarch Barnabe Enthroned. @ Write now for free itin. AMEO. A:l:m.n Ratnter. MO, OPEN AT 8:30 A.M. DAILY B:fi:‘:fim&gt. tgg}yg;lfimx—g:l&l:;z’; erary of these delightful “ROGUE SONG'-LAWRENCE TIBBETT Vz e i » 7 \ Church, successor to the late Patrlarcn|| Vvacation tours. @ Unsur- HIPPODROME .prfe %S5 £4bv. AP ’71‘/‘5',/1# » Pavloviich, was enthroned yesterday in passed meals and hotel BUSTER KEATON, ol 0 v the presence of Queen Alexander and D A e :: cl‘;:n;?'flc::‘llo::kl:td uned R:lg!xm(zflsmxk ; '“ . . l e on —_— & i L = AR N Savings i Mexico's Original Constitution, || ¥t 1 Y2k 17/ —Vection Beach First Aid Stations Report oA e wieiite HOUJSE 3 1D TRANSIT CO., INC, MEXICO CITY, July 7 (#).—The| =5 P SR T C e Coserm R e Accounts original text of the Mexican ‘sanstivn: UNION BUS DEPOT FAIRLAWN 56" R0t " o i . . CHESTER MORRIS WALLACE 8} tion of 1857 was presented to the Mexi- 1336 New York Ave., N.W. "PLIGHT. HoBenY MONTCOMER % ID. = LBILA HYAMS LEWIS STONG ¥ can government yesterday for safekeep- Wastington, "1, O * . 5 05 Pa Ave Ph. 3 Two Offices for e e e e OAY (T k. CIRCLE _ 25" (A%nrsr Warme Your Convenience ||ound and purchased it tn Buenos Atres' | 27 "5 E "D SD WY | e . : ny oy BRI CRMlEd SAURER s HARDY % RO, ; recently. . 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