Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1931, Page 46

PRINCE STARTLES SOCIETY IN CHLE Night Life and Calisthenics Done Publicly in Pajamas Shock Natives. By the Associated Press. VINA DEL MAR, Chile, February 27. ~Crowds of Chileans who gathered, un- abashed, about the presidential Summer palace these days have secn David Windsor, Prince of Wales, in some of his more intimate moments. The prince, when he arises, goes into the garden and does a round of cal- isthentics, entirely oblivious of the staring eyes, already awakened to won- der by the habits of a man who waits until nearly noon to leave his bed. Dashing blue pajamas, tousled hair and sleepy eyes have made this phase of the prince’s life the most interesting of his visit here to the crowds, who watch him, thrilled, as he bends, runs and indulges in the gymnastics of a man fearful of a growing waistline. Keeping up with the prince has proved to be one of the hardest tasks Chilean society and the British colony ever have had. While toning down his polo and riding to suit his advancing age, he still is the leader of them all at night life. Few of the circle in which he has moved have had more than three or four hours' sleep nightly since he_arrived. The Chilean papers are making a daily rite of publishing accounts of his daily whirl of social and recreational activities. They express amazement that a man of his small statvre is able to withstand the strain of an endless Tound of champagne toasts, noon func- tions, afternoon polo, cocktail parties, business conferences, heavy dinners, dances and baccarat and go to bed only when the sun is rmng e G. P 0. JOBS OPEN Applications Will Be Received Up to March 18. Applicaflons for positions as print- proofreader, proof editor and bookbindcr in the Government Print- ing Office will be accepted up till Mlu'ch 18, it was announced today by the United States Civil Service Com- mission. The printers’ positions are for slug machine and monotype key- board operators. AUCTION SALES. )'l.gl'l! DAYS. SALE OF BOU!EHOLD GQODS, PERSONAL STORAGE CH, Notice 15 herzhy Slpen, that en SATUR. DAY MARC] EENTH, 1931, AT TEN K EACH DAY CLOCR A M um SATURDAY TREREAPTER. “unti a1 disposed of. there will be sold at public { C. G. Sloan & Ci T an charges due and unpaid. il furnibure, per- son eic., stored with us in_the following naies. Mrg. M. ARdersen. Jobn Armstead, Mrs. E. Ashton C. 'J. Bergthold, g mber, Mrs. Prson, Josepn ' Edw, Wi atiie’ Ficlds, Mary Poren, mond, Hattie' Gray, a 7 Trison, - Anas athews J. O'Bi Mr T PR 1o Bavhe. Sadle Besil Mr. C. Ray, F. A. Roberts. Mrs. R. i T. D. Savoy, Artl E K. ™ 0. Stepney. A. Stew, Alice Tolson, Mrs. 0. Turnu s 5 1‘o-menu, 'm. Turper, Al ary Wi u W Waliace, wmle B. TNION STORAGE COMPANY. INC.. 05 Florida Avenue N.W., fe27.mh8 el A FHOMAS J_ 0 uxl !)e sme: SALE Sr FOUR A HiREE-STORY BRICK DWELLINGE, SITUATE NOS. 1315, 1317, 1319 AND 1321 FOUR-AND-ON HALP STREET SQUTHWEST, ALSO ONE- E STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE. BITUA’ IN T35 " POUR-AND-ONE-HALF BOUTHWEST. B, Vifiue of @ deed of trust recorded in folio of land mfl fll f the Dll"lc! of Culum ‘e lha” i front of ihe premises on fUESDA T DAY OF MARGH. A D. 1931 AT | TWO-THIBTY O'CLOCK P.M.. original lots numbered forty-three (43). forty-four (44) | and forty-five (45) in square numbered five hundred and three (503). 4lso lot numbeud gne hundrea ang imelve’ (1127 b E “Eh lots v+ “Bundred and. t per plat recorded in the office fit surveyor for the District of Columbia n g Liber 37, at folio 32 Also iot mmb!!rdy eighty-six (86) and the north front by the full depth thereof, o! ;zhud llhu-flve % and 4h id_sa ndred and thre (3030 Hr pln n;u;nl!ed 5 said survesor's office in | a ma | of ‘sale in” one. tw Sne-tourth cash; balance three years, with interest X ‘per cenl per annum. pasable’ semi- aanuslly. Deposit of §200.00 on each parcel if sold separately or $1,000 on the entirety Iemuired at tme of sale. and the purchaser allowed fifteen days from date of sale to complete the nlurchur Further particulars st time of rale. EDWARD C. BALTZ, VERNON G. 1026, &db ont PRCPOSALS, U8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Division of "Burchase, Sales ‘and Trafic, Washington, D. Pebruary 25, 1931.— Setled broposals will be received at this office until 2 o'clock p.m. March 17, 1931, 24" then ‘opened. for furnishing all' JAbor and materials Zertorming alt woric' for Frroofing of East West Wings of the U8 Department of Agricuitire: Main Build ing. Washington, D. C.. in accordance with drawing and spécifications, coples of which be had at this office 1€27.28.mh2 SEALED PROPGSALS IN TRIPLICATE WILL be received by the Constructing Quarter- faster, Army Medical” Center, Washington, » ‘until 2:00 p.m., March 10, 1931, and then 'publicly ' opened. for furnishing and installing metal window screens and screen doors in meuropsychiatric ward. Informa- tion " and specifications may be obtained upon application to the above office. " BE RECEIVED BY THE s and Accounts. Navy De- until 10 o'clock for furnishing pig iro raphs, anemometers. :’ude Tales. PROP! x.a Bureau of Sup) parument, Was March 3, 1931, Al of Bupplies Counts. 3. 9. CHEATHAM, Payimas eral of the Navy fe2o. 3 ______EDUCATIONAL. “Poteet’s E5SNEY Bl annual 0% | sitlon of Catholics, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS, National—"The Lonely Way, 8:20 pm. Belasco—"'Better Times,” at 8:30 p.m. Gly!l!—"ut's Go,” at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Colluan—Greh Garbo in “Inspi tion,” at 11:20 a.m,, 1:20, 3:25, 5 25, 7:40 and 9:45 p.m. Palace—"Parlor, Bedroom and Bath,” at 12, 2:12, 4:50, 7:32 and 9:52 p.m. ‘East Lynne,” at 10:45 am 8, 5:29, 7:51 and 10:09 p. R-K-O Keith’s—"Millie,” at 11:33 am, 1:33, 3.33, 5:33, 7:33 and 9:33 pm. Earle—"My Past,” at 11:40 am,, 2:20, 4:55, 7:52 and 10:20 p.m. Rialto—"Dracula” 11:47 am., 1:46, 3:45, 9:45 pm. Strand—"Birth,” at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p.m. \ Metropolitan—-Illicit,” at 11 am, | 12:47, 2:34, 4:21, 6:08, 7:55 and 9:42 p.m. Tivoli—"Little Caesar,” 6, 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. Central—"The Bachelor Father," = from 11 am. to 11 p.m. Ambassador—"“Once a Sinner,” at 6:15, 8 and 9:50 p.m. | CINCINNATI DEBATE at (second week), at | 5:45, 7:45 and | at 2:30, 4:15 TEAM TO MEET G. W. Visitors Make Second Appearance Here Tonight After Losing Decision to A. U. | | | | | The University of Cincinnati debat- ing team, which lost a debate last night| to Amcrican University, will meet| George Washington University's team | tonight at Corcoran Hall at 8 o'clock. | Their contes: last night at Hurst t1all | on American Un: decided by a 2-to-1 vot The local team, consisting of Arthur Murphy and Hylton Harman, had the affirmative side of the questicn, “Re- solved that the principle of compulsory unemployment insurance is sound.” The judges were J. Austin Stone, Lesli~ E.| Salter and Irving M. Tulla. The pre- | siding officer was Dr. George B. Woods, | dean of the College of Liberal Art: The question for debate to George Washington University solved, that the Ontario method of | liquor control should be substituted for | the eightcenth amendment to the Fed- eral Constitution.” George Washing- | ton will uphold the affirmative. The local team is composed >f Ralph | R. Gilby of Spokane, Wash., and James Ronald of Portland, Ind. The visiting team is composed of William Tetick | and Oscar L. Fleckner, both law stu- dents of the Universi.y of Cincinnati. Prof. Willard Hayes Yeager of Depew University will preside at the debate, | which is open to the public i COL. MOSS TO SPEAK . ON UNKNOWN SOLDIER | | President of Flag Group to Talk on Burial Rites Tonight at Methodist Chapel. Col. James A. Moss, president gen- | eral of the United States Flag Asso- | clation, will speak on “The Burial of | he ' Unknown Soldier” in the chapel of the Methodist Building under the auspices of the United States Flag Association tonight. The talk will be | illustrated with moving pictures of the | funeral pageant. ‘Thirty-six boys and girls brought ml Washington from Florida by Repre- | sentative Ruth Bryan Owen on her | intensive education plan fer | Florida children will be guests of the association. The youngsters will be decorated tomorrow with the Old Glory | Medal and made life members of th association at ceremonies to be hel in Arxlngwn Cemetery SE A CREMATION FAVORED Belgium Deputies Pass Motion Over Conservative Objections. BRUSSELS, Belgium, February 27 () —Cremation, hitherto fllegal in Bel- glum, was favored yesterday by a vote of 86 to 70 in the Chamber of Deputies. ‘ Soclalists and Liberals carried a bill lcgalizing the practice over the oppo- | who object on the | religious convictions, and | ground of Conservatives. Prize Winners in t Will Be Announced THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,. D. CHARLES HUFF MA KIWANIS SECRETARY Following the resignation of George S. Winslow, for many years secretary of the local Kiwanis Club, Charles R. Huff was appointed to the secretary- ship at the regular weekly meeting of the club in the Washington Hotel yes- terday. Mr. Winslow, it was explained, quit the pest because of failing health. Clifford K. Berryrhan, cartoonist for .| The Evening Star, was the guest of the club at the . luncheon meeting. Mr. Berryman entertained the members with the sketching of a series of car- toons of persons prominent in Wash- ington. Announcement cf an entertainment to be given at the Home for Incurables Tuesday night for the benefit of the inmates was made by Stephen H. Talkes, chairman of the Institute En- tertainment Committec. "HOTELS—NEW YORK. A% PENN POST HOTEL OPPOS.TE PENNSYLVANIA STATION. 200 Newly Renovated Rooms, $1.50-82. DOUPLE ROOMS. $3 AND 4. WEEKLY and MONTHLY Rates. mail, wire or phone Lackawanna EXPERTS HERE TO REPAIR RICAL APPLIANCES . Fan: asters, Grills, small cost. GIBSON'S D13 G §1. —Perhaps those headaches come from eye strain. Let us find out No Appointment Necessary a LEESE °c™ Co. 614 9th St. N.W. 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