Evening Star Newspaper, March 10, 1931, Page 38

Exceptional PIANO BARGAINS | WORCH’S lll0GNW Among the many de- liclous sea food selections listed on our menu to- morrow you'll find this special shore platter— Palf, Brolled Lobater akes e, “Raked Clams imsted Salad, $1.25 7flmom‘ 7hr Fine Joods. - STREET One-Cent Sale Ends Tomorrow—Wednesday 35c Bay Rum Shav- ing Cream, 2 for 35¢ Almond Cream for chapped skin, 2 for 50c Rubbing Alco)m‘l 2 for 50c Dr. Clarks Tooth Brush, 2 for.. 50c H. B. & of Magnesia, 2 icr 75¢ Imported Russian Mineral Oil, 2 for 36¢c 5lc 5lc T6c We Deliver $2 or More Over 100 Other Items in This Sale GIBSON’S 919 G St. N.W. " | about entrance requirements, GIRLS IN COLLEGES 10 CONSULT GRADS]:: {Association of | Women Will Also Advise on Matriculation. The American Association of Uni- versity Women is planning a two-da: program Friday and Saturday to con- sider many of the important ques- {fons confronting the modern girl who either 1s in college or is contemplat- ing a college education, A series of conferences and addresses will take place at its national head- quarters, 1634 I street, under the gen- eral title, “College Day Program.” Nationally known men and women will discuss who should 'go to college; re- lation of college education to life work; the advantages of different coll>ges and practical matters of the moment, such as college clothes. Will Discuss Careers. ‘The program will open with a dinner | at the clunhouse at 7 o'clock on Fri- day, when Dr. David A. Robertson, prisident of Goucher College, will speak on “Women and the World’s Work." The program is planned primarily to | show girls the types of careers open | to college women. Prominent women |in different fields of work will address | the m-eting. In announcing the program, officials of the American Associa jon of Uni- | versity Women particularly _invite Washington girls and their parents to visit the headquarters on I street, Sat- urday. Booths will be arranged by | ‘he various college groups, with alum- nas in charge, where catalogues may | be consulted and information obtained special | courses, tuition and scholarships. 26 Colleges to Take Part. The colleges that will participate in- clude Bryn Mawr, Woos.er, Elmira, Corn-ll, George Washington, Goucher, Knox, Lake Erie, Mount Holyoke, Oberlin, Radcliffe, Stanford, Swarth- more, Trinity, University of California, Unl\!rsltv of Michigan, Vassar; Welles- ‘Western Reserve, Wilson, Uni- of Vermont, Pamona, American Rollins, Smith and Wells. eatutes of the day will be an ntIZ o'clock by Bess Goody- cation, on “Who Should Go to College,” followed by an address by Dr. Kathryn McHale, executive and educational sec- ratary of the Am: an Association of University Women, on “Which College ‘Wh; nd a talk by Mrs. Oh Day llege Clothes.” — Shooting Follows Snow Fight. TICONDEROGA, N. Y., March 10 (#). —A snowball battle among four youths developed into gun play resulting in one the three others arrested on a charge | of assault. | _John Sullivan, 14, son of Herman E. | Sullivan is in a eritical condition with a .22-caliber bullet wound in his head. The fight took place late Saturday |»¢ Whitehall g More than 26,000,000 pounds of cop- per &en mined in Canada in a recent month. Your clothing dollar b more this spring LET QUALITY RULE Be assured of the freshest of fabric patterns and the most perfect of handcrafting. Be assured, too, that after months of hard wearing, your suit will still be as fresh and well fitting as when you bought it. You save when you buy quality. KUPPENHEIMER CHAMPION WORSTEDS 350 Other Handcrafted Suits and Topcoats, $29.75 to $85 CROSNEIRS * 3923-F. STREET University} , boy being taken to the hospital and THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., TUESDAY, TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Trader Horn,” ll 2:30 lnd 8:30 p.m. y—“Step-Lively Girls,” at 2:15 pm. lllfl. bia—“Reaching for the Moo l'.l lllnil.’a.'lio-nd'@fl r-hce—— No Limit,” 2 4 34 and 9. ly and Soul, 7 and 10:15. R-K-O Keith’'s—"The Last P: at 11:32 am., 1:32, 5:32, 'lszma‘ at 11:| 50 am., .m. at 12, 2:35, p.m. Elrlh “Father's Son,” at 11:3( 2°05, 4:35, 7:38 and 10:05 p.m, Rial‘'o0—“The Lottery Bride,” at 11:40 am. 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40 and 9:40 i pm. Metropolitan—*“Sit Tight.” at 11 am., oIS, 6106 550 nd 9140 pm. Tivoli—"The Devil to Pay,” at 2:35, 4:20, 6:05, 7:55 and 9:45 p.m. Central—"Reducing,” 11 11 pm. Ambassador—“Father's Son,” :05 and 9:55 p.m. VISCOUNT G.ALWAY DIES LONDON, March 10 (#).—The seventh Viscount Galway died here Sunday. He was 86 years old. Viscount Galway, who was aide-de- camp to Queen Victoria, 1897,1901; to King Edward, 1901-1910, and to King George, 1910-1920, was essentially a gentleman of the old schocl. He was a graduate of Christ Church, Oxford, obtaining his M. A. in 1866; was Conservative member for North Nottinghamshire, 1872-1885, and was colcnel commanding the Sherwood Rangers ffom 1882 to 1904. One of his chief recreations was fox hunting. am. - to at 6:15, Leese’s Modern Optical FACTORY —A corps of experts with every equipment known to the ~manufacture of eve- MMM ination. No Appointment Necessary LEESE & 614 9th St. N. W YEAST VITAMINS B & G For Sale at All Fannie May Shops ONLY 1010 E St. NW.—1354 F St. NW | 1406 N. Y. Ave.—1704 Pa. Ave. N.W. \ 3305 14th St. N.W. H FIRE HOSE REEL RACES AT MEETS TO BE STOPPED .| Resolutions to Be Passed at State Association Gathering at Winchester. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va., March 10.—The reel races, one of the highlights of vol- unteer firemen’s meets, probably will be run for the last time in Virginia when the State Firemen's Assoclation meets here August 12-14, it was stated Satur- | day following a_meeting of officers and the Executive Committee. It was announced that a resolution will be offered at the Winchester con- vention to abandon the hose reel races and substitute some other competitive feature. Attention was called to the fact that virtually every firemen's or- ganization in the State is equipped with motor fire apparatus and that hand and horse equipment are things of the past. Committeemen were advised that h tels would not charge more than regu- lar rates for firemen during the co vention. In fact, the largest hotel ai Hour Kodak Finishing FILMS In before 10:30 a.m. ready 4:30 same day. COLUME 4 15i0TO SUPPLY 1424 New York Ave. NW. —here llly time BLANK BOOKS STORE HOURS, 8 to 5:30 E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. | "WONDER HOTEL OF WASHINGTON AMBASSADOR 14 HOTEL Doun e d\o in every Poom in S eboo! 74 [~} 'mwwnrs ”D .OOMS FROM 2. ’O ZTK3:ILER KOHLER It replacing your bath “Schafer Quality Materials.” Write or Pphone— ADams o145 E-G- SCHAFER CO m<P - p=Q00Mm = Ipvancep REFRIgE RATION, nounced a rate of only $2 per day per person when three occupied a double bed and cot in one room. The Virginia association will meet here n conjunction with the Cumber- land Valley Volunteer Firemen's Asso- clation. Separate business meetings will be held, but there will be joint parades and demonstrations, bringing together perbaps the largest gathering of fire- men recorded in the States of Penn- sylvania, Maryland, Wflflt Virginia and Virginia, Princess Operated Upon. MADRID, March 10 (#).—The Infanta Marla Cristina, second daughter and third child of King Alfonso, was oper- ated upon yesterday for appendicitis by Dr. Gomez Ulla. All of the royal Iy POMCNA EARLE ISCTE YT v W 1T FSTyw TODAY’S MENU Served 4to 10 Seotch Broth with Barley Vegetable Sou ol | ried Blue Broflea Premium bbase | Paked Bliced Beet "Ridney With Mushroom Gravy Roast Lex o i Seartos Mixe Shredded Lettuee Individual Ginger Ale Milk 3 Mavonnaise artlet off Tea Hot Chocolate 75¢ Other Dinners ' 60c—$1 1 No better TONIC than a spring SEA trip Salt air on sunny decks, as you sail from Baltimore on a steady Mer- chants & Miners ship . . . and the sight of new places. Why, there never was a better tonic! All Expense_tours to Florida 881 up; trps to St. Augustine, Miami, Bok Singing Tower, Savannah and various points. Florida sailings fram Baltimore Apply 1338 H 8¢, N.W. Washington MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO. Just a gentle wipe and Fri1 gldfl.ll‘ C gleams TERMS WILL BE ARRANGED TO SUIT THE PURCHASER A 3 YEAR SERVICE G FRIGIDAIRE SALES CORPORATION, 511 14th St Space N.W. | Lansbureh's P & Orme. 1008 Gommesticur Ave. L. P. Steuart, Inc., R A with spotless ‘newne. MARCH 10, 1931. family and various government officials expressed satisfaction at what they said were happy results. It was under- stood - that the opcnuon was of the mnlt delicate nature. WHERE TO D A Delitious 6-Course Tenderloin Steak, Sea Food Dinner mon 'h.m Rois 7 5c Fit) l-«uv--u sl N.W. AR EAST Chmuc Restaurant 519 13th St. 2 Doors Abeve Earle Theater WEBER’S CAFE 278 You'll always find an ap nner. Our " Toasted cnes ‘st The Taik of ine Town: 402-4 H St. N.E. - It used to be Where to Wine and Dance; now the question is Where to Dine and Dance, and the answer is— Brinkley’s 533 8th St. S.E. Orchestra Every Night Open till 2 A.M. Anne’s 133t Conn. Ave, Dee. 4220 Q 75c and $1.00 Dinners Arranvement for Smait Parties THE LITTLE TEA HOUSE Luncheon . Ten 818 CONN. AVE., Sunday Dinner $1.00 d try our meals _like_them. ‘N evet%w‘ed 5 Porcelain-on-steel! As freshly white as the frozen snow on a mountain slope and far more easy to keep clean than a china piate! Its glass-like, gleaming surface simply won’t harbor any dirt that one gentle sweep of a clean, damp cloth won’t whisk awayl No smudgy pattern of fingerprints need ever decorate the front of your Frigidaire! No spillings will ever stain its everlasting, frosty-white interior! Not even lemon juice can mar or mark it! The Frigidaire the bride of tomorrow buys will boast the same pure, orange-blossom whiteness on her Golden Wedding Day! * * * Beautiful, durable Porcelain-on-steel is one of the very real advantages of come in and learn all about them. THE NEW ALL WHITE PORCELAIN-ON-STEEL FRIGIDAIRES ARE SOLD WITH Dealers for Your Comvenienc C. W. Kenner. 1378 U St. N.W. "a:‘um- b Brookland Hardware, Ristiy 3501 12th St. N.E. 1352 Mitchell Hards 5000 Wiscon: R. G. Dunne Co: 611 H St N.E. ~ 's. Ine.. 8t NE. John Rum, 1000 King St., Alexandris, Va. Frigidaire Advanced Refrigeration. There are many others. It is these major improvements, developed by Frigidaire, that have made household refrigeration so healthful, convenient ard economical. We invite you to ARANTEE N.W. e Srenton va. otor Co., h Md. e’ iison Bl Rushe Hyat Fotkwlier 'S0 re, Ave. A.U!m"!. A Laughing Rlot at the Glyety Harry (Bam) Bentley, George (Slam) Levy and the Dixie Kid of Kidders, Bimbo (Dixie) Davis Southland’s Funny Funster > Then There Are the Heavenly Evelyns Evelyn (Class) Whitney and Evelyn (Chubby) Muruy And a Great Cast, Including Hoover and Camp—Catrel and Lane and Jack LaMont It’s a Good Tonic for Dyspepsia—The Heebe-Jeebes—and the Galloping Grouches ANDREW R. KELLY Dramatic Critic WASHINGTON TIMES —SAID— The most exciting and uniformly interesting of the travel pictures, one in which the element of ro- mance has been neatly woven and one in which the hunter for thrills will findi.. A SOLID DELIGHT From a purely pictorial stand- point, “Trader Horn” represents AN ACHIEVEMENT —is a picture that should not be missed! 2:30 -TWICE DAILY-8:30 Nights, 50c, 75¢, $1.00, $1.50 Matinees, 50c, 75¢, $1.00 ALL SEATS RESERVED NATIONAL MATINEE EVERY DAY NO I.IMI'I' STUART ERWIN - HARRY CREEN on the §TAGe NEW VAUDEVILLE REVUE’ with ¢ host of Broadieay Stars Now Playing- DOUGLAS 454 modern wall street wizards with BEBE DANIEI.S RKO KEITH’S OPEN 10:30 A. M. GThe thrilling story ofa gangsters hnal fadeout . . and STELLAR. CAST GHe took what he wanted. . ruthlesly. without /mr o/ cons For Your AU Healths | Gayety-Burlesk—Phone Dlstrlct 9324 ‘\_ lh-brr‘ S8t BelascO MR Sth Prof. Players’ u-mvhnk-(m-m. euie MERIVALE ' “Dr. Harmer” A»yau By SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO MAIL ORDERS NOW, SEATS WED Eves.—Oreh. Bale. $L50 gt Mezz' $1. $130, | A GLORIOUS NEW STAR ELISSA LANDI AND THE POPULAR CHARLES FARRELL In the Season’s Most Romantic Picture | “BODY AND SOUL” ON THE STAGE 3 FANCHON & MARCO'S ¢ “NEW YORKER” IDEA BOB WEST BRUSILOFF Hyattsville, Md. Today—Charles Parrell, Janet Gaynor. “The Man Who Came Back" Warner Bros." cot B R w. TODAY—_LEON_JANNEY and STONE in “PATHER'S s "Eon.” “Warner Bros. 621 APOI LO B St NE | o fgubgnd L JAMES AVA' ON Mekimies Bt e 0. EDW) Sth St. Bet. D and B TODAY and TOMORROW-—_MARIE DRESSLER SLER snd POLLY MORAN in ‘Warner Bros. CO) LONY"" Ave. & Farragut st © 'mnn'msnd 'rwomw-umofl ER. “Warner Bros.” 1230 C St. NE. TOMORROW—JOAN D_in “PAID.” TODAY _and r Bros. m‘morounu ¥ g an SAVOY en @ oo ma ww. | Y and Lumuolutgw—.lqg ith & Park R4. N.W. TODAY, and TOMORROW-_RONALD in “THE DEVIL TO PAY.” w.rnn urn YORK G»- Ave. & Quebee st N.W. TODAY and | TOMORROW __JOHN BOLES and_EVELYN “ONE_HEAVENLY_NIG! 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