Evening Star Newspaper, October 22, 1930, Page 44

BYNWASHNGTON HOVE 5 NODKSE Director Street.of Community Chest Tells Effect for Local Prosperity. Indorsement of the Buysin-Washing- mfovement, by the Buy-in- Gorensar of the Gommunity ‘wood Street, r of the unity Ohest, at & luncheon meeting of the council in the Willard Hotel yesterday. The council, which is composed of local business and professional men, heard Mr, Street voice his opinion that he believed furtherance of the movement within _the cagllmumq; ‘materially aid the unemployment problem by increasing productivity .nd enlarging the circulation of local wealth. gp sald also that an effective “buy-in- n” movement ’wm;ld serv;mtg, create a pecuniary surplus from Wi | provision could be made to support the Charitable and social institutions upon many poverty-stricken persons dependent. "%nmum three District Commission- ers present, the council voted to accept an offer of J. E. Shoemaker of the Gen- eral OQutdoor ?d'}luen.\.nng ‘(l:o.. plugg :§ disposal of couricil a numl = for advertising pur- in conneetion with -the buy-in- w-hln‘mn movement. A sed by John Poole, o0 " e Federal-American m'h which the council plans to adorn these signs, was adopted. The slogan reads: “Washington money, ‘Washington made, should stay at home for Washington trade.” Short, talks were made by Dr. Luther ©. Reichelderfer, Maj. Gen. Herbert B. T wich the ar- oy Movement and their willingness to support it. Edward J. Mur‘:hy. president of the presided at the luncheon. o Tt pays to read the want columns of = idreds ‘The Star. Hun of situations are Hours 8:00—5:30 E. Mnrruo;l Pa:per Co. , very reasonable prices. IN'S, 917 G St. N.W. INDOOR GOLF The “NATIONAL” “Mintature GoIf that fs Accurste” 228 FIRST ST. NW.* Convenient Parking m&fl“ufle’wmwu ;wii'fi’m ing MT. VERNON Charles Macal ester Onder U. 8. Government Inspection Lesves Sovemth St Whart Dally FALL sCEEDULE 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. Beturaing 1:45 and 5:45 5. m. Cafe snd Lunch Counter on Stesmer Mount Verson Not Open on Sundays expertly, very reasonable prices. ' GIBSON'Sy 917 G St. N.W. See them on display. either during #he doy or in the eveming from 7 until 9. ... PIERCE-EASTWOOD Boilers and Radiators your Naborhood - o T ractor for Tnstatiationt Bxclusive Distributors | E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. PORTRAIT OF A MAN WHO HAS RESCUE TRY REPORTED Chinese Troops Attempting to Re- lease Captured American Pastor. Chinese military authorities have sent troops to attempt to release Rev. Bert N. Nelson of Minneapolis, Minn., captured early this month by bandits, Prank P. Lockhart, the American consul eral at Hankow, advised the State ment Monday. Lockhart received the information from Gen. Ho Chen Chun, who had re- ceived word of the movement of troops from Gen. Tai Min Chuan®in charge of | U. military forces in the southeastern part of Honan Province. — HELD ON FRAUD CHARGE Man Wanted in West Virginia Ar- rested in Tampa, Fla. TAMPA, Fla,, October 22 (#).—C. H. Andrews, known to police in many States as a fugitive with 11 aliases and for whom a natiop-wide search has been conducted in connection with an alleged automobile association fraud in West Virginia and elsewhere, was ar- rested by police here yesterdsy. Andrews, Detective Chief Thomas said, admitted his identity. He will be 1eturned to Raleigh County, W. Va. PETTENGILL TO HEAD FLYING SQUADRON 1 Submarine Division Chief Given Command of Unit of Newly Organized Force. Rear Admiral George T. Pettengill ‘was ordered yesterday by the Navy De- partment to command Flying Squadron 1 of the newly organized flying force, . 8. Fleet, of which the mine layer Oglala will be flagship. Admiral Pettengill, who has been in command of the submarine division of the battle fleet, s a native of Boise, |1 Idaho, where he was born October 25, 1877. He served in Washington in the Bureau of Ordnance from 1913 to 1916 when he reported for duty aboard the battleship Wycming for his World War service as executive officer of that ship. He was awarded the Navy Cross. Following his eommand of the_ de- stroyer squadrons of the Asiatic Fleet he came to Washington again in June, 1923, and served in the Bureau of Navi- gation. From December, 1924, to Octo- ber, 1927, he served as naval attache of the American Legation, Peking, China. 'Then he became the skipper of the bat- tleship Tennessee and later attended the Naval War College at Newport, R. I. Learn How to Use Your Mind UNITY LECTURE The Science of Mind and Matter Will Show You How—8 P.M. Tonight “Your Mind Is the Energy Which Makes Your Life,” says RALPH E. BOILEAU, Lecturer MASONIC TEMPLE 13th and New York Ave. NO ADMISSION CHARGE TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Shubert.-] Kennedy “Michael and Mary,” at 8:30 pm. tional—“Abraham Lincoln” (sec-| [ Nad ond week), at 2:30 and 8:30 pm. Gayety—* lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Columbia—"A Lady's am, 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:25 Rialto—“A Lady Surrenders,” at 11:25 a.m., 1:26, 3:25, 5:25, 7:25 and 9:30 pm. Palace ‘Her Wedding Night,” at 12:05 am., 2:19, 4:41, 7:25 and 9:47p.m. Party,” at 7:45 and Morals, and 9:30 p.m. Earle—"The Life of the 11:30 a.m., 1:55, 4:10, 5:35, 9:55 p.m. Fox—"Up the River,” at 11:15 am., ¢ 145 and 10:04 pm. etropolif Squealer, it 11:20 a.m., 1:05, 2:50, 4:35, 6:20, 8:05 and 9:55 p.m. Ambassador—“Song o' My Heart,” at 6:15, 8:056 and 9:55 p.m. Central—“Big Boy,” from 11 am. to 11 pm, Tivoli—“Scarlet Pages,” at 2:40, 4:25, 6:15, 8:05 and 9:50 p.m. RESORTS. ATLANTIC, CITY. N. J. HE lure of the and beneficial. 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MODEL 15 BUSINESS COUPE - MODEL 15 COUPE with Rumble Seat MODEL 20 COUPE - OLD PRICE $1295 ‘1595 1795 1175 1195 1595 $1095 1295 1395 900 970 1295 ALL PRICES F. 0. B. LANSING, MICHIGAN DICK MURPHY, Inc. $200 300 400 225 ‘FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 24 oy lit.. WINNIE IGHTNER LIFE of the PARTY* o ON THE STAGE e 1. AASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 6 NIGHTS STARTING MONDAY, OCT. 27th Mats. Wed. Fri. Sat. NOW OPE Play. Report Thursday|f | . Night, WOMP.H. Audi- AUGHT cl 180,00 TANGO TAUGHT IN OUR WEDNES- e i oy % n&fio. 1233 Omul.’.n, North % GIRARDEAU L'EGARE STER. 8 to 11. POt Studto, PLAYING CARDS Good Quality GARRISON'S 542 . t. 1586 OPEN 8:30 A.M. DAILY You'll Do —with a fully equipped, mod- ernly conducted bank when your account is in our hands. flLet's get to- gether now for mutual advan- tage. Conference invited. | JACOB BEN-AMI “An Evening in the Theatre” Sunday Evening, Oct. 26th, at 8:15 P.M. | R . 3030 Open to Pablic Admission, 50c_and § COI’S!ITS, 1930-31 CONSTITUTION HALL PHILHARM ONIC COURSE. 4:30 Nov. 26. L PADEREWSKL Fob. 3. BOS! I YMPHONY ORCH. Br. 807ee Koneseriiscs: Conductor. Feb. 18. 3 Phenomens) Boy. Vieunist. Feb. 24, Mme. Met._ Opert Season, 516, $i350, STE80: $11. 85, 6. @l T8, BENIAMINO _GIGLL nof. Met. Opers (By request). Peadlie Sorano, Merro: Overa Co. Eolion 516 SI5:80, 1500, S11, 88, 6. WILSON-GREENE EVENING COURSE ATt e o Bt Season tickets, Mrs, Greene's Bu- renu, Droon's, 1800 G sis Dist. 6495 STARTING FRIDAY WITH SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW @ AT 12 O’'CLOCK 'AMOS ‘n’ AND In Thelr First Motlon Picture *“GHECK and DOUBLE CHECK" (An R-K-O Eadlo Super-Production) MIGHTIEST SHOW p OF ALL TIME o Reserved Seats Now On Sale for Friday Midnight Show All Tickets 50c NOTE Tune in on Broadcast R-K-O PROGRAM Over NBC Network Friday at 10:30 P: M. | AmMos 'N* ANDY || Courtesy of Pepsodent Company Washin, is theilledt A LADY'S MORALS "GRACE MOORE WALLACE :BEERY Reginald Denny-Jobyna Howland US| NI NOW PLAYING 2:30—TWICE DAILY—8:30 LAST WEEK D. W. GRJFFITH’'S LINCOLN With WALTER HUSTON and Una Merkel United Artists Production Positively Last Day SUNDAY, OCT. 26 A ¥at. Thars, | oo DELASOV 200 50 to $1.50 PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS Presents THE LONDON AND NEW YORK HIT i MADGE KENNEDY NEXT SUNDAT_SEATS NOW Direct From Ziegfeld Theater, N. ¥. ED. WYNN | pRESENTE HIMSELF v > ZIEGFELD'S With Harriet Hootor and 100 Others An Ensemble of | Today at 4 O'Clock Shubert Belasco Seats, $1 to $2.50; Gallery, TG A W N and the DENISHAWN DANCERS In » Besutiful Dance Performance. at 8:30 A DIAMOND $TUDDED FAIRLAWN oS85 Bickr in ' ION . CLAY." IVRIC - St morrow EEATON 1n "DOUGH BOYS."” Not Recommended for Children. BEN LYON "AND . WINIFRED WHST- OVER in_‘LUMMOX." HPPORROME heton DAY WLy s FOGERS, “80 THIS 18 LONDON." CAMEQ rodas-romorrou—con- BENNETT, “COMMON CLAY. ALEXANDRIA, VA. Last Times Today “ANYBODY'S WAR.” DUMBARTON *EaRAs5w A% STANLEY SMITH in “LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES.” Comedy, “THE 1110 | 8L NE. Line. 2600 e JOAN CRAWFORD in “OUR BLUSH- ING ERIDES." TAKOMA ‘R, "Biulas “Frounes™ GARY_ COOPER_in “The Man From Wyoming” Mat.. Wed., 3:30 P.M. R ool *a Col Rd. N.W. TODAY AND TOM! g ‘McOORMACK in “1 HEART.” Warner Bros.” @ B St NE TODAY--DOUGLAS PAIRBANKS, JR., in “ONE NIGHT AT SUSIE'S." b " _Conn. A a McRiniey 8%, D. ©. TODAY—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR., in “ONE NIGHT AT SUSIE'S." ‘Warner Bros.” “ GRAND 552 3% TODAY—RAMON NOVA ORATL OF ThE FLEsH> nO Warner Bros.’” 9th St. Bet. D and B TODAY—AL JOLSON in “BIG BOY.' Warner Bros.” COLONY G- Ave. & Farrasut st MACKAILL in " 12900 St NE. ‘TOD; b I(AANYO'—I‘.?'mA GARBO in “RO- Warner Bros. sAon 14th & Col. BRa. N.W. TODAY- u A RN, EVER ' niion Warner Bros.” 5 TIVOLI 4d & Park Ra. 5w, RICHARD J. MURPHY, President mflmfl"‘%’é‘nfl PAGES.” Sales & Service 1724 Kalorama Road N. W. Adams 9700 Sales Branch 604 H Street N.E. Lincoln 0337 Depentlable Motorcars in ‘Her Wedding Night’ on " the stage Ben Bla: :1'\. L COMIZS BARCROAY 13TH ANNIVERSARY