Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1930, Page 48

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1930. DISTRICT FIGHTS NATURE DRVERS WARNED |2 ON SHOPPNG AN == and Public Parks with a view to pre- mfimmo(uuhfmtomu Bll.lldln‘ at Ninth and F st Ool.'J S. Grant, 3d, tlururec explained that being given this Lightnin’ Strikes With a Cloudburst of Laughs! . .. ot 11 A. M. TODAY America’s Ambassador of Good Humor and Congrese- man-at-Large, in the most human, the funniest, most heart-warming story ever produced. WILL Pratt Asks Observance of Traffio Rules During Rush Period. The l-'lrst Splnrlt_'lnlut Church Alfred Splnt Meua{s Sennce With Batlot " iday, December Prinien Temple st. Readings by ‘the Medrums of thé Chureh 32¢ SWING'S WORLD FAMOUS & No. 79 For CATARRH and SINUS TROUBLE HOMOEOPATHIC PHARMACY 1007 H Street N.W. 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RIOKMAN ‘sunr Bables,” at 2:15 and Presiden NOF: Sad Cashier in 118 I'Ioh Golf Course I A Di&‘hlfi.l Feature Of Your Stopover At | ‘IRGINIA'BEACH ON YOUR WAY SOUTH | LOW AUTO RATES | Daily Service 6:30 P. M. City Ticket Office A\ Steamboat Co $ 95 PRICE IS NO BARRIER TO ROGERS “LIGHTNIN’ " Supported by the Screen’s Finest Character Actress LOUISE DRESSER With an Added Cast, Including JOEL McCREA—J. M. KERRIGAN HELEN COHAN—SHARON LYNN FRANK CAMPEAU—REX BELL ON THE STAGE FANCHON & MARCO’S “ROSE GARDEN” IDEA TODAY AND THURSDAY “ROMANCE” IDEA STARTS FRIDAY with Castloton & Mack Flo & Ollie Walters Mary «outward Bound at||] Business and Professlonal Men —find at the type of servnce best suited to their banking 46 and needs. Earle—Man um.-cnoon,uo 4:40, 1a.nammp fll"i “80 l.m llb 3“ l!b pm. nn-l-—-rumeoxwm ot 6:15,8 9:40 2 Central—"What & wldav 11 am. to 11 pn. flv‘—"mfl Y!-rfl" at 2:30, 4:15, §:05, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m.. Your account will be appreciated. at L1:80 am. || sae Deposit Bozes, $3.50 Year up at our Conn. Ave, Office. QUALITY TheExide “44” at $7.95 is built to the same stand- ? just ards that have made the with. depeadability and wi y umm The Electric Storage Battery Co. 1823 L ST. N.W. DECATUR 2800 Exide ories Recreation A? your first opportunity, ee the topographical mod- el of Strathmeade, 10 ft. by 20 ft, now on display @t our offices. It shows in detail the many fine things that go to make up o planned community. Investigate Before You Invest —at Strathmeade or Elsewhere— trat Three hundred acres, laid out in play and recreation spaces, and under the control of the home owners, is Strathmeade’s answer to the community’s recreational needs. More and more the American family is depending on things outside the home for recreation, such as golf, tennis, riding, hiking, etc. The .average residential dis- trict being made up of a succession of subdivisions, each one independently. planned and constructed, rarely con- tains proper provisions for outdoor recreatxon Freedom to play in healthful outdoor surroundings is the natural heritage of every child, Yards around houses are too small; traffic laden streets too dangerous for play. Small parlu equipped as playgrounds for children are as necessary fo a residential district as streets. As a rule, it is only after acres of homes have be;nl built and occupied that the need for playgrounds 1s felt. The Strathmeade Plan includes unusually generous open spaces for community use—three nine-hole golf courses, radiating from a fine, well equipped club houses a large outdoor swimming pool, tennis courts, a well- appointed riding club, and several playgrounds for chile dren of all ages, all wathm the community and all for community use. g Every purchaser of residence property has the right to know if his property is located in a district that contains within itself ample facilities for the healthful outdoor play and recreation that is the need of every person, young or old. “You Have a Right to Know” eade O Planned Gommunify 611 Fourteenth Street N.W. Metropolitan 3696 Hear_With Western Electric Aud Desiened in the Bell Tele) ‘ one e orat Privaté Demonsirations 1217 G Street 70! lmn'r nln -uu 80c to $3.00 muu B -rrnu-r- -fll WM. A Viavers Fowrth Subscription Oflectas GRAc GEORGE “THE rmi'f fi"fi'i'rinssn" WITH_A. MATTHEWS AND TAWRENCE CROSSMITE Wonday, December 8. Seats Now GILBERT mu.ll' H:LEN‘“HAYES PBTT[COAT INFI.UENC! HINRY STEPHENSON i »." L 003 a-l. mfi' £ SEATS NOW ON SALE BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA DR. SF.RGE KOUSSEV[TZKY ductor CONSTITUTIOV HALL PERFORMANCES M lmlm at 8:15 and One Matinee, Ssturday, st 3 2 This Evemng", 8 15 WSS R ol Soloist. . .EFREM ZIMBALIST W e to * C.rllllnll JOSEF HOFMANN An-m-on Dec. 6 'Il Arthur Smith Announces PH|LADELPI'IIA ORCHESTRA tokowski—Condactors—Gabrilowitsch DEC 9, 8:45 CONSTITUTION Leopold Shkov Cnd-clu' W B R CIhis. amay Tonight 81.00 ¢ $3.00 MAT. 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