Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1930, Page 48

Kodaks......$5up Box Cameras §] up AGFA and Eastman Films Home Movie Camera Headquarters COLUMBIA PHOTO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. N.W. Miniature GOLF 1717GN.W. (near A. A.A)) lmpro-- your putting shill on scientific cour. BOOKS 10c WILL DISTRIBUT ESTATE OF HUBERT | Withdrawal of Brother’s Suit Clears Way for Bequests of $6,000,000. | By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July 10.—The way was cleared yesterday for distribution of the $6,000,000 which Conrad Hubert, flash- light manufacturer, left to educational and charitable institutions selected by a committee composed of former Presi- dent Coolidge, former Gov. Alfred E. Smith and Julius Rosenwald, Chicago philanthropist. Joseph Horwich, his brother, who re- eived & bequest of $1,000,000, filed an pplication to withdraw his suit ob- men; to probate of Hubert's will. A clause of the will had stated that he was to forfeit the bequest if he con- tested the other provisions. In a statement issued through his torney, Horwich said he was withd: |ing the suit because of his sympathy | with the charitable plans of his brother and because of the ‘“‘great respect and | admiration I hold {or the committee which will choose the charities to which the money will be awarded.” | Surrogate Foley said that as soon as the executors filled formal notice of ‘wllhdrlwfl of the suit he would grant | the petition. The executors said they | then would make immediately available | the bequests decided upon by the Coolidge-Smith-Rosenwald Committee. Thirty-three institutions have been se- lected to receive the money. —_— WALES TELLS JOKES ON GOLF TO GOLFERS THE EVEM G MATHEMATICS FREE DRY SUSPECT AS COURT DOUBTS SPEED OF EYE Supplee Dismisses Charge After Officers Assert They Got Number of Car Doing 60 at Night. Special Dispatch to The Sta: BALTIMORE, July 1 Commissioner Supplee d to math- ematics yesterday before dismissing Leon Gordon, 20, of Washington, ‘lho was arraigned on charges of transpor- tation and possession of intoxicating liquor. 'rhe youth was arrested the night of July 6 on the Washington Boulevard near Dorsey by Prohibition Agents John T. Weigel and John McCartney, who said they pursued him about five miles. ‘Weigel testified he and McCartney were sitting in their auto, which was parked in a side road, when Gordon drove past. Although the youth was traveling about 60 miles an hour, Weigel said, he and McCartney recognized the license number of the car as one which had been given them by Washington police, who told them the machine was being used to transport liquor between Baltimore. and the Capital. ‘When the agents captured Gordon, it was testified, they found four cases of whisky in his auto. After listening to the testimony, Com- ‘United States mlnl‘nlmer ds‘:!plgl“ took out a p‘: l‘.nd neil an some figuring. ew :l.num later he announced that, ac- cording to his calculations, a car trav- eling 60 miles an hour covers about 88 feet a second. At that rate, he said, he did not be- lleve it was possible for the agents to have recognized Gordon’s license num- bers, especially since it was at night. ‘The search of the youths machine, therefore, was illegal, the commissioner ruled, and he dhmhud him, LUNCHEON FOR 11 CENTS Woman Employes of Lamp Plant Pay Less Than Dime. RIO DE .ummo (#)—Man em- loyes of an incandescent lamp factory Ylerz get luncheons at the place for an average cost of 11 cents, while women's meals cost less than a dime. The fac- tory is American-owned and makes 50 per cent of the lamps used in Brasil. ACATIONS ‘This summer go vaca- tioning by Motor Bue over the scenic high- ‘waye, Our buses offer transcontinental service, STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C, AMUSEMENTS. THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1930. CHAPEL POINT reduced rates kiddies’ days Mon. & Fri. Children, 35¢ Adults, 7S¢ 9:00 am. Daily (except Tues.) WILSON LINE ‘ Tel. NAT. 240 NT_for in- AP D and GROWTH of vnnm-l Specially suited to long-term in- vestments for individuals, trust funds and funds of organizations. Sold in Lots—$100.00 Up Call or Write Standard Collateral Shares Corporation Woodward lllll‘(ll Met. 373 XPERTS HE REPAIR !uflTllCAl. A'mANCIl vuch as Trons. Fans, Toasters. Grilla &% See Us NLARGEMENTS About Your 8x10 PRINTING 35(: Si Just E LAST DAY ZANE GREY' “THE BORDER LEGION” 4 Paramount Picture RICHARD ARLEN JACK HOLT FAY WRAY TOMORROW Return Engagement WILL _23_!0“! RADIO ORCHESTRA METI!OMI.ITII Cool_and_Comfortable LAST DAY “GOLDEN DAWN" VIVIENNE SEGAL WALTER WOOLF NOAH BEERY 'rnm)lumw nal " “WIV OF ALL HEI" A Dramatic Hit FAMILY PICNIC AMUSEMENTS. =—==(EEING IS BELIEVINGs==—== BiGgEST SHOW » WASHNGTON FIFI DORSAY 2 Erotic-Glorious French Miss J. HAROLD MURRAY Ziegfeld Singing Star in a musical movietone ‘Women Eyerywhm‘ ith CLYDE LEON BRUSILOFF and Washington's greatest musical organization. the FOX GRAND ORCHESTRA MEYER DAVIS, Supervising Director zsc Eleven to One 35c One to Six soc Six to Closing America’s Different Showman SAM JACK KAUFMAN master of ceremonies and the Fox Melody Makers FANCHON an “Desert Idea” Color . ., Life . .. & $6.60 Stage Show at Popular Prices touching practicaily all important cities—reaching most favored vacation spots. You ride in big, luxurious coaches, in individual (OMPAN\ 614 9th ST. N.W. deep cushioned chairs. And you pay less and see As Guest of Lucifer Society He | ‘more for your vacation dollar. these fares— EXCURSION AND Liberal Allowance on Your Old Tires . Adams 8100 e Accounts Invited Book Needs Here Open 8 AM.—5 P.M. E. MORRISON PAPER CO. 1009 Pa. Ave. SELECT Your Blank Hot Weather and Showers ——cnd all types of complete show- Installed by your Plumber. E. G. Schafer Co. 215 13th St. N.W., ile suffes d to miss !h"o E- B l"vt :.nb.em’xreh ved of fey back wuarantee, ¢ and other §ood 1325 - F None of us mind economy in buying « . .80 long as it is accomplished with- out sacrificing qual- ... THESE SPECIALS allow the saving without the sacrifice. | more or less recent vintage. Amuses by First Intimating Stories Are Too Bold. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 10.—The Prince of Wales was the guest last night of the Lucifer Golfing Society, which enter- tained golfers of the empire at a ban- quet. The Prince, in fine spirts, told funny golf stories during his speech as the | principal guest, and put the final stamp | of royal approval on the royal and ancient game. He said: “We have all played more strenuous games, but golf is a game you can go on playing forever and I once made 80 bold as to say that when you are too old to play golf you had better die.” ‘The British heir said he understood that it was proper at a golf dinnen to tell some funny stories. “I know_some very ones,” he “but I don’t unnx I can tell them The Prince, however, told some of Ry i TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. “One Romantic Night,” at 12 m, 2:20, 4:40, 7:30 and 9:50 p.m. Columbia—*“The Big House,” at 11:05 am. 1:05, 3:15, 5:20, 7:25 and 9:35 pm. Earle—“The Border Legion,” at 11:40 am., 1:45, 3:50, 5:45, 7:45 and 9250 pm. Metropolitan— Golden Dawn” at 11:35 am., 1:35, 3:35, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:35 p.m. Fox—“Rough Romance” at 12:04, | 2:31, 4:44, 7:46 and 9:59 p.m. R-K-O Keith’s—"Shootin’ Straight,” at 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:50, 5:50, 'Ilomd 9:40 p. | Ambassador—“Children of Pleasure,” at 6:10, 8 and 9:50 p.m. Central—“Paramount on Parade,” - STREET Friday & Saturday O-N-L-Y! time...Saturday! Regular $1.00 & $1.50 Underwear ROCKINCHAIR from 11 am. to 11 pm. Tivoli—“Safety in Numbers,” at 2:25, 4:15, 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m * 8 and only until 2 p.m. closing Two Piece Union Suits 65c¢ and other famous makes, from our regular stock . . . all sizes. Regular $16.50 Palm Beach SUITS 102 Two for $21 New styles . . . all sizes . 4« CROSNEIRS 1325.F. STREET then you will realize the economy of bus travel. Los Angeles, Son Frncisco § 33900 (Reduced ‘rl'l;(‘l"l“lltnlll fare Philadelphia New York . Boston .. Pittsburgh Cleveland . Detroit Chicago . UNION BUS DEPOT, 336 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Metropollian PEO jounp I TEOP! % OLD DOMINION STAGES 2 We re F orced to hold this event nd Tntormation” phone Metro: politan 1512, PEERLESS WAREHOU These Accumulated Items MUST BE SOLD! Ridiculously Low Prices All Damaged Furniture! All Traded-In Furniture! All Reclaimed Furniture! All Stored Furniture! All Slightly Marred Furniture! $1.00 Smoking Stands, with tray. 79¢ Felt-base Linoleum Remnants. Bring measurements. (F.) 1l4c. $2.95 Small Rattan Chair. (T.) 14e. 58c Felt-base Linoleum Mats, (F.) 1l4e. $1.50 to $3.50 Odd Kitchen and Dining Chairs. (T.) 73c. () 14c. Sold Originally 59c to $2.95 14¢ Sold Originally $1.50 to $7.50 3¢ Sold Originally $4.95 to $29.50 36 $7.50 Davenport Table. (D.) 73c. $2.98 Priscilla Sewing Cabinets. (F.) $2.50 Guaranteed Carpet Sweepers. $4.75 Wood Kitchen Table. (D.) $4.50 Child's Grass Rocker. (8. 73c. $4.95 Reed Fiber Ferneries. (F.) $1.86. u 95 an Perfect Felt-base Linoleum Rugs. (F.) ‘d '15 JLnIor and Bridge Lamps, with shades. $1.8 (F) 31 $29.50 Quflnel’ed Oak Server. (T. $1.86. $5.95 Windsor Chairs, fiddle-back style. (M.) s $1.86. $7.50 Walnut Dinlng Room Chairs. (O.) $1.86. $8.50 Library Table. (T.) $1.86. $6.95 Washstands, of oak. (T.) $1.86. » $24.50 60-inch Davenport Table. (D.) $3.48. $8.75 Simmons Bed Springs, sagless. (F.) $3.48. $29.00 Oak Buffet. (T.) $3.48. $14.50 Oak Chiffonier. (T.) $3.48. $35.00 Metal 4-poster Beds. (D.) $3.48. $12.75 Cretonne Boudoir Chair. $3.48. $8.75 Windsor Desk Chair. (:‘3‘5‘3448. T3¢, (F.) 73c. 73c. Sold Originally $8.75 to $35 BE Sold Originally $§12.95 to $49.50 $16.50 Oak Ice Chest. (D.) $29.50 Large Size Refrigerator. (T.) $5.65. $45.00 3-pc. Box-frame Library Suite. (T.) $5.65. $49.50 Quartered Oak Buffet. (T.) $5.65. $39.50 Quartered Oak Extension Table. (T.) $5.65. 312 95 9X12 Perfect Linoleum Felt-base Rugs. 65. $15.1 oo 45 1b. Roll-edge Pure Cotton Mattress. (F.) $5.65. 32\1 00 Odd Dressers, with large mirrors. (T.) 5. o| $ 339 00 Odd Wood Beds, almost perfect. $5.65. $15.00 Slmmons 10-yr. Guaranteed Coil Springs. (F.) $5.65. $24.50 seml -vanity Dressing Table. (S.) $5.65. $49.00 Queen Anne Mahogany Gumwood Library Table. (T.) $5.65. us 50 Three-door Large Oak Refrigerator. (8.) l" 15 E-pc Enameled Breakfast Suite. (8.) 39. $98. 00 3-pc. Overstuffed Velour Living Room Suite. (R.) $9.72. $59. 0%23-;-(: Reed Fiber Living Room Suite. (T.) $9. $19.50 25-yr. Guaranteed Coil Bed Springs. (F.) 9.72. $19. '75 Pure Layer Felt Mattresses, all sizes. (F.) $9.’ $69. 50 Ml;n;nny Gumwood 3-pc. Duofold Suite. (T.) $9. $50.00 Oak and Solid Leather 3-pc. Stickley Library Suite. (T.) $12.51. ‘Ifl 00 En[llnder Paradise Chair Bed. Sold Originally $19.50 to $98 Sold Originally 24.50 to $119 (D) tllflW 3-pe. Overutufled Velour Living Room Suite. (8.) $12.5 $29.50 Double Day Bed with ends and pad. (D.) 12. $ ‘34 50 Innzr Coll Spring Filled Mattresses. (’) 2.51 3“50 Large Size Dresser. (F.) $12, $89.00 7-pc. Quartered Oak Dining msom Suite, (T.) $1251. Specials for Friday Eat Sea Foods this warm weather for your health's sake. We have the best to be had at all times. Blue Fish . ..........25¢1b. Sword Fish .........45¢1b. Scallops ...........40cIb. Green Shrimp . ......30clb. Cooked Shrimp . ... ..70¢Ib. Live & Cooked Hard .50c doz. Crabs ... A . :25¢ doz. ‘Wholesale Eacho & Co., lnc. 21-22-23 Municipal Fish Market 12th & Water S.W. Natl 7973 tion 9, FREE 722 RIDES KIDDIES DAY TOMORROW AND EVERY FRIDAY SEASIDE Amusement Park Chesapeake Beach, Md. FOR KIDDIES TILL 6 P. M. Reduced Round Trip Fares adutts 296 cnuaren 100 Trains Leave District Line Sta- 10:30, 2:30, 5:40, 7, 10: PARKING AT DISTRICT LI How to Get to the Warehouse This sale is at our warehouse only- in alley rear of 918 M St. N.W. Large 4-story brick building, plenty of parking space. Take 14th St. cars and get off at M St. Seventh, Ninth or N.W. Short walk. Inquire for Woodward & Lothrop’s old warehouse. WAREHOUSE SALE ONE DAY ONLY, FRIDAY, JULY 11th—Warehouse Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. For many years, these accumulations . that ended it. even greater ones . INGS TO OUR CUSTOMERS -« WE TOOK we used AUCTIONS to dispose of GREAT LOSSES . .. TODAY, we are taking the same losses and .. BUT WE ARE GIVING THE SAV. « . . and making new ones of folks who appreciate the opportunit, to make the sen- sational savings afforded by such WAREHOUSE SALES!!! No Charges—No C. O. D.'s—FEverything Delivered ‘1: 50 Ct:verzd Box Springs, full size only. (F.) '129 00 fl-pc Bnker Cll! P e Velour Living Room #4450 One-plece’ Porcelain ¥ %30 One-plece Porcelain Interior Refrigera $89.50 7-pc. Maple Dinette Suite. $30.75 Mohair Coxwell Chair. (F) $49.00 OVel‘stllfle'd Bunny Chalr, (F.) llDO'l $198. 10-pc. Jacobean Rool Sulte (T.) $19.87. SN Dining - (R) _HO‘BIOO 3-pe. Velour Bed-Davenport Suite. (8) 319 87. $19.8° $169.00 9-pe. Wl!nut ~veneer Suite. (M.) $37. $219.00 3-pe. 0verstufl |~} Fri s -P ‘ed Bed-Dav. Suite, (T.) Dining Room $60.50 Finest Englander Day Beds. (F.) $37.85. $129.00 3-pc. Baker Cut Velour Livin Room Suite. (F.) $37.85. % $239.00 3-pe. Overstuffed Bed-Davenport Suite. (8.) $49.62. $129.00 4-pc. Bed Room Sulte. (F.) $40.62. $195.00 3-pc. Bedford Velour Living Room Suite. (D) $49.62. $225.00 7-pc. Walnut-veneer Suite. (P.) $118.75. $259.00 3-pe. Mohair Living Room Suite. (0.) $118.75. $249.00 6-pe. Wllnuhveneer Bed Room Suite. (F.) $118. Dinette $389.00 6-pc. Walnut and Maple Bed Room Suite. (0.) $161.75. $359.00 Gorgeous Living Room Suite, of green mohair. (C.) $161.75, $345.00 Mohair and Frieze Bed-Daven- port Suite. (F.) $161.75. $325.00 Solid Mahogany Frame 3-pc. Mohair Suite. (0. $161.75, " Owing to the limited space—w NOTICE~ZTns (0,408, limited, snoea pihe 'B?lm‘l‘uns“n( 6'&'(?’7 4 ps ; _(8) irom STORAGE--A) AS ¥ (38) SLIGHTL CLOSE TLED. and DB THIS CHART® Fon REk - ENCE. | fi:cmni:b‘ i 8= (M) MARRED. Sold Originally $39.75 10 $198 *19£_z Sold Originally $69 to $219 Sold Originally $129 10 $239 492 Sold Originally $225 to S"59 53118 Sold Originally $325 to $389 ur, desire 1o include as ‘we are marking in stands_for ED-( the initials n the items WAREHOUSE Only In Alley, Rear of 918 M St. N.W. 4-story Building—Plenty of Parking §, W oodward &"'Lollwopl old lmh:.::. MIIRIEI. STRYKER s Truly TORNEY Washington’s GIRLS In an Amazing Act Last Times Today, Gcar}cf O’Brien in Finest Enlflllmmml "Rou;h Romance” COMFORTABL Y NOW PLAVING i a great love story “ONE ROMANTIC NIGHT ROD LA ROCQUE MARIE DRESSLER CONRAD NAGEL _ O.P.HEGGIE ON THE STAGE DAVE SCHOOLER «STEGL BLUES* STARTING SATURDAY RY COOPEI R in “A_Man From Wyoming” 1% COLUMBIA monnis wauAd R OOy LEILA HYAMS " LEWIS STONS STARTING, SATURDAY “OUR BLUSHING BRIDES™ FAIRLAWN _-834¢ in “THE CIRCLE Typhoon Cool Showings 7 and 9 Admission, 25 cts. “PARAMOUNT ON PARADE,’ all of __Paramount's 1 LYRIC e Tweiverness i _'GRAND PARADE." COMEDY. NEWS. A¥AcosTIA. D o ARMSTRONG Au Ph. W. 958 the Mirror Screen __MARY _DUNCAI 1533 Wiseonsin DUMBARTON '{R8INx Var) and JOHN HOLLAND in ‘! COMEDY. EDMUND_LOWE in Warner Bros.” AMBASSADQR nunu NE TODAY and TOMORRO CHATTERTON i “LADY OF SCANDAL " Warner Bros.” AVALON u.x‘n.v., 2. TODAY_CLIFF EDWARDS in “LORD BYRON OF BROADWAY.” Warner GRAND ¢ &, BENNETT in 9t St Bet. D and ® TODAY_ALL-STAR CAST in “PARA- MOUNT ON_PARADE." erner Bro OLONY ©* Ave & Parrarut st 'romv and TOMORROW _ BERT EELER And ROBERT WOOL- smv in E_CUCKOOS." “Warner Bros.' 1280 C St N.E. TODAY--BLANCHE SWEET in “THE WOMAN _RACKET." VOY '4» & co. ma. N.w. TODAY—CLIVE _BROO! RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMIS i B TRrS R & Park ma. ww. TQDAY and TOMORROW-_BUDDY BOGERS in "SAFETY IN NUM- T'fi’x“a Ave. & Quebee 8L N.W. DAY—_DOROTHY R EVI TOMURDER ON THE ROOF: DIRECTION smwzv x.us-r AND SOUND PICTURI ALEXANDR! “THE VA KING.” DENNIS KING CAROLINA "‘#:ds™ i “prorLE, with CONSTANCE BENNETT, ROBERT AMES. | RK-0 LAST 2 DAYS IN HIS GREATEST HIT RICHARD SHOOTING STRAIGHT A RADIO PICTURE STARTING SATURDAY o TWIN FEATURE BILL BETTY COMPSON “INSIDE THE LINES” and “BOTTOM of the WORLD" Stlrthngly Showing Life in the Antarctic THE PLACE FOR JOoy From More Than Fifty Amusements Is Greater GLEN ECHO PARK Busses From Mass. Ave. Side Merchants Bank at Dupont Circle Direct to Park at 8,8:30and 9 P. M. OR WASH. RY. CARS EVERY FEW MINUTES. ‘TIS A Dandy 30 Minute Ride “LET’S Gor _1® VPR these Theaters (*) Indicates Where Film Is Being Shown Today. District of Columbm *THE METROPOLITAN- n.w. *AMBASSADOR—18th and Col. 1d. aw. APOLLO—624 H st, n.e. AVALON—Conn. ave. lnfl McKinley AVENUE GRAND—645 Pa. ave. s.e. CENTRAL—Sth st. COLONY—Georgia ave. d Farragut EMPRESS—416 9th st. n.w. HOME~—1230 C st. JESSE—3100 18th SAVOY—3030 14th STANTON—515 C st. n.e. SYLVAN—104 Rhode Island ave. TAKOMA—4th and Butternut *TIVOLI—14th and Park rd. n. YORK—Georgia ave. and Quebee n.w, Maryland and Virginia *MARYLAND—Hagerstown, Md. | *ARCADE—Crisfield, Md. *ARCADE—Hyattsville, Md. ASHTON~—Clarendon, Va. *AUDITORIUM—Onancock, Va. BERKELEY—Berkeley Sprlllll. W. Va. CAPITAL—Cumberland, Md. CAPITOL—Winchester, V COMMUNITY—Ridgely, Md. | CREWE—Crewe, Va. EMPIRE—Pocomoke City, Md. EM| E—Saxis, Va. FIREMEN’S HALI;—WI]III’II, Md. GLOBE—Berlin, M lMPlIIAL—BflIIIl'Ich Md. JEFFERSON- B eal, Va, *LYRIC—| Creek, Va. IAIADA-SL Michaels, Md. MARYLAND—Kitzmiller, Md. MASONIC—Clifton Forge, Va, MELVILLE—Sykesville, NELSON HALL—Lovington, NEW-—Aberdeen. Md. Va. *NEW VIRG! lA—lel’fiollhnrl. Va. OPERA HOUSE-—Leesburg, Va. OPERA IIOU!E—P'O‘- nt, W. Va. PALACE—Frostburg, Md. PALACE—Hagerstown, lll. RAMONA—Westminster, M | REPUBLIC 'l‘fl‘lAn“—Ann.polh ROCKBRIDGE—Buena Vista, Va. STATE—Bethesda, Md. | *STATE—Westminster, Md. *STRAND-—Staunton, Va. ALE—