Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1931, Page 28

B8—12 LEGAL NOTICES. FRANK STETSON, Atfo SUPREME COURT OF RICT of Columbia, holding P Eoun Moo 41eg8: Administration.This Is to. sive Bpijee that ‘the subscriber, of fthe District bia, has obtained from the Probate P ariet o ‘Copimbia. letters VER, President. (Seal) Attest: ODORE. COGSWELL. Register of wnu the ‘District of Columbia, Clerk of 'the ate Court. atyato " GEORGE C. GERI , Attorney. oy THE aupnmz L COURT OF THE DIS. rict of Colu Emma _Ethel Brent " piaintiAe v Eila B Walker et sl | @etendants. — Equity Ko. 53302, — Order of | Publication.—The ohiect of this sult is to| in & decree establishing of record by verse possession PIAntifls' title in fee sim. jis, of orieinal Lol and 25 1 Premises 1038 Eighteenth street. 7802 and 1804 ‘L street northwest. n mation of ‘the plaintifls, it I8, by, thé Court this 25th day of June. AD. 1931, ordered that the defendant. Ella B. Walker, cause per_appenance to be entercd herein, on of fore the fortieth day, exclusive of Sun- gnys and lesal holidays. eccurring after the v of the B n_hereof. other- *Wihbe Drocesded with as in . and that the defendants. g tlienees” and, devisecs of ®mlia William Blanchard, cause their appearance | 10 be entered herein on or before the first Tule day occurring one month after the day of the first publication hersof. other- m this cause will be pro- tons bein msywwv uin ory causs shown, JENNINGS Justice. | (eenl) A eI, . CUNNINGHAM, Clerk. By B. DERTZBAUGH, Assistant Clerx. _Jeatuyaio R. PRESTON SHEALEY, Attorney. | SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbla, * Holding Probate Court.—No. 41938, Administration —This is to give no- {ice that “the subscriber, of e Btate of Maryland. has obtained 'from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Willlam A. Lipphard, late of the District of Columbis, dececsed: Al persons having claims agninsi ihe deceased are hereby warned to exhinit the snme. with he vouthers thereot Jegally suthenticated. 'to the subscriber on or. be- fore the 4th day of June, A.D. 1933: wise they may by law be excluded from all THEODORE COGSWELL. Wills Tor the District of Columbly. ¢ Jex the Probate Court. EDUCATIONAL. c Vi Prepare now fle sti- col Slrke "Phe G service Brimaraiory School. s.e. cor. 13th & F sts. Met. 6337, Prepare now for file cl 5 cal clerk. ‘Begin todar for FILE ‘(',"i.lfi{‘ EXAMINATION” Instruction every day ghi up to examination. ti Tultion, Tonly™' 510" entife ws'é’h“n\"“* © Preparator 1365 ‘and P ote ! Mot STATISTICAL CLERK caFoERTe now for ple clerk and statiatl: i <in today for LERK EXAMINATION. Instruction every day and every night up to examination time. Tuition only $10 entire course. The iyl Service Ereparatory * Sonool, cor. 12th and F sts WOOD’S SCHOOL All Commercial Courses Enroll Now for Summer Term Si1 East Capitol St.. Line. 0038 Sl s.e. se; n.w. 391, i Register now for new classes BTARTING JUNE 20 AND JULY 6 MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 3313 14th St. N.W. Telephone Col. 000 | Statistical Course Preparing for Civil Service | Examination | Pof. John K. M. Barry, M. A. Tnstrictor File Clerk Course Prof. Herbert F. Kevser, A. B., Insiructor | Classes Start Thursday, July 2 | These will be the last classes before examinations in ug MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL | FOR SECRETARIES | TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 3313 Jith St. N.W. Columbia 3000 RESORTS, WILDWOOD, N. J. onnofis NN:TTZaIQ Days ding six me WIAwood's onlS Beach-TFost hotel. T OCEAN VIEW, VA. The Chowan, Ocean View,Va Water Froni—One Block {rom Amnuncnu Daily Rates. 53.00. £3.50, $4.00. Weekly Rates, $20.00. 81856, xn m. Mars L. Bri OCEAN C Y, MAJESTIC HOTEL Facing the Ocean—American Plan Day ratcs, ‘running water, $4.50 to 55,00 5 to 530 COLONlAl. HOT! Borrdwalk: modern, Special rates lo July olf. "Booklet. 15th season. " Charges rt- CS%ea on hone reservationt, No, C. 0. and N. C. D. Jates wo. riety of attractions, - VISIT T0 FRANGE BENEFITS MOTHERS f . i Mrs. Nicholas N. Nock Says; Sight of Well Kept Graves Was Stimulant. Visits to the graves of their sons in France have becnefited America’s gold | star mothers, “‘phycically and mentally.” Such was the opinion voiced today n | by Mrs. Nicholas N. Nock of 1129 New Hampshire avenue, national gold star . | chairman of the American War Mothers, who recently returned from a all.lgrlxn- age abroad, with 138 other mothers of World War victims. “You can't imagine,” Mrs. Nock said, “how the mothers were stimulated by visiting the well kept graves of their | sons. One mother was terribly sad going over, but wanted to sing and of | dance coming back.” Impressed by Courtesies. Mrs. Nock wes impressed with the | courtesies shown the mothers by War Department officials. “All our expenses were paid,” she explained. “We stayed in the best hotels and received kind attention everywhere we went. Army off 'ers and nurses providedefor all our neads. Even our tips were paid. We were shown every consideration from the time we left New York May 13 aboard the S. 8. America until we re- turned this menth cn the 8. S. Presi- dept Harding.” Mrs. Nock’s party spent four days in Paris before visiting the battlefields end cemeteries. While -there Mrs. Louella A. Dietz of Saginaw, Mich., 77, the oldest member of the group, laid a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Soldier, in ceremonies at the Arc de Triomphe. Tour of Battlefields. The mothers then went on a tour of the battlefields by bus. They I visited the Meuse-Argonne Ameri Cemetery at Romagne, where the graves of most of their sons were located. They were given cards containing the location of the resting places of their sons and were permitted to kneel at the graves as long as they wished. Mrs. Nock visited the grave of her son Corpl. Charles Stratton Weaver. The delegation heard Gen. John J. Pershing deliver an address on Mems- rial day et Romagne. Another Washington woman included in the party was Bahia C. Scordos of 1426 L street. Mrs. Scordos deposited wreaths on the graves f numerous un- identified American dead. THREE BUS LINES GET TERMINAL CONCESSION Utilities Commission Acts Due to Excursions Advertised From Post Office Site. The Public Utilitles Commission yes- terday gave three bus lines permission to use as a terminal the east side of Elev- enth strect south of Pennsylvania ave- nue until after Labor Day. The linis| are the Washington, Marlboro & An- napolis, the Peninsula Transit, and the Washington-Luray lines. This conccs- sion was made because all three had advertised scveral excursions during the Summer as leaving from the Post Office Department Building. All three lines had terminals in front of the building, and the commission had or- dered th> first two to Pennsylvania ave- nue between Seventh and Eighth streets | and the Washington-Luray line to the east side of Eleventh strcet south of Pennsylvania avenus. WAR MEMORIAL MARBLE ARRIVES FROM VERMONT | Preliminary Work Making Prog- ress on Doric Temple in West Potomac Park. Pirst marble has arrived from Ver- mont for the District of Columbia | World War Memorial now being erected | in West Potomac Park. Preliminary work on the circular Doric temple has made good progress in the hands of James Baird Co., con- tractors, since operations were started, April 16. Piles have been sunk into the soft subsoil, and most of the concrete work to support the white marble su- perstructure has been finished. As part of their movement to com- ~ | plete financing of the memorial, ‘the Central Labor Union is conducting an exposition and fair at Pifth street and Florida avenus northeast, which will conclude tomorrow night. Its wide va- including several big outdoor shows, have been drawing large crowds. Customs receipts of Xndh are rapidly Y. W. C. A. Pool Offers A Dip’ Betore Bedtime—s Morning, Afternoon, Evening Classes Health Education Department Met. 2102 Nzw -nd moder gt table. Bathing YE. Ph. 117, D Hot & Cold THE DEL-MAR *:,%.2 Private_bathr. MRS, S. L cAR!:Y HASTINGS HOTEL 3%, Parking Space, Specal Bates | MR AS. L. BREAK RS Roo! Bs with hot lnd m: cold runping water and private bath. Phone H. Th Pro mmon:. %am!oruh!t and home. THEDENNIS ike. ot and cold run pine water. Terms ressonable. Bathing free. Opens June 15, MRS. J. DENNIS. THE BELMONT ggeen fro 05,‘,.‘,,",,,,".‘3’.‘2.,'?.?".‘11 ble. rooms, Terms Reasonal __HEARNE. ARTER. © THE KAYE On boardwalk free. MRS. M o TROR) Y fl!’f:._m,'_)' L iy RURAL HOME HOTEL 38 miles from Washington: water . sports. tennis. auoits, spacious grounds, home-cooked ood. modern conyeniences. Fhone Weat Rive ANDREWS, Shady Side, ATLA\ITIC CITY,N.J. Hotel BR_IGHTON ATLANTIC CITY Established 1875 INDIANA AVENUE AND BOARDWALE Spacious open porcbes— expansive lawns for the children to romp on — service and cuisine such as you expect. Brighton baths for your surf bathing. Write wow for atractive vates that give 30u the benefit of decreased costs. " CHALFONTE HADDON HALL On the Beach ané Boardwalk Loeds and Lippincots Company OTE $5 up per day in- cluding bath and a "';:!:12}‘!..’.’.‘."“ ATLANTIC CITY Robert B. Lud;, M.D. Furnished and Unfurnished Apts. 1, 2 and 3 Rooms FOR RENT COPLEY COURTS 1514 17th St. Phone Decatur 0300 Advance Notice For the First Time—Home Sites at Morgantown-On-the-Potomac es at this beautif ered gl Tlxe Maryland Realty Investment Trust, Inc. Loan & Trust Co. Blds. Yew'll enjoy the water rou'e to PHILADELPHIA on sccount -l Indepe l ‘John C: m itime A 4 a2y at 5 P.M, dur eck of June ZSth, Fare, sz.so; Round Trip, $4 Rooms $1.50 up—with shower $3.50. Deuble room ond bath, $5 and $6. Dinner, $I Wlustrated Folder on Request ERICSSON LINE PIER @ CORNER LIGHT AND PRATT STREETS TABOR INN Oceanend Connecticut Aye Ideal location: largs airy Tooms; running water: 29th s ng rates.” Owner mgmt. J. P. &A% DO B‘;’a “BEACH "AVEN, N, ‘The Er.gleside 2 B Teand & fect batning, always wood fishing r| modern hotel, snd gives sure rel Bag fever besides. o} 3. Resort per. STRALIA emoww. u:w ZEALAND Mail Ste 2 el n-ur-l Roval Matl Steamers on& l. Dee. g.:é:.?.".@ Rwy.. 14th ington, of THE BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—National Players in “Strange Interlude,” at 5:30 p.m. Gayety—"Hollywood Honeys,” at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Columbia—"The Lawyer's second week, at 11:55 a.m,, 1: 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 p. Secret,"” , 3:85, 5:30, 50 Stage lhuwu at 12: 40 226 4:55, 7:08 to 9:15 p. ‘The Blmk Camel,” at 11:48 2:18, 4:3: 0 and 9:54 p.m. B(l"e shows lt 1:25, 3:39, 6:47.and 9:0T pm. R-K-O Keith's— 11:55 a. 9:50 p.m. Earle—“Chances,” at 11:25 am., 2,| | 4:30, 7:25 and 9:55 p.m. Stage shows at 1:05, 3:40, 630 and 9 p.m. Metropolitan—*Stepping Out,” at 11 m., 12:48, 2:36, 4:24, 6:12, 8 and 9:48 “Up for Murder,” at ., 1:55, 3:55, 5:50, 7:50 and 'l'lvoll—“A Connecticut Yankee,” at 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30 and 9:20 p.m. Central—"Three Girls Lost,” 11 am. to 11 pm. Ambassador—"Six Cylinder Love,” at 2:30, 4:20, 6:10, 8 and 9:45 p.m. 1SIX BID ON ERECTION OF RAWLINS’ STATUE | Memecrial to Grant’s Chief of Staff to Be Cared for by Grandson of Commander. Half a dozen local bidders yesterday sought the contract for erecting the stetue of Gen. John A, Rawlins in Raw- lins Square, at Eighteenth street and New York avenue, after the Treasury Departm:nt has delivered the statue on the site, from its present location on the south side of Pennsylvania avenue between Eighth and Ninth streets. Bids were opened by Lieut. Col. U. 8. Grant, 3d, dircctor of public buildings and public parks, who will take juris- dictlon over this statue, erected in honor of his famous grandfather's chief of staff in the Civil War, after the Super- visng Architect’s Office has transported it, b2cause of the public buildings pro- gram in the triangle. As the bids contain alternate methods of construction, Col. Grant was unable ‘moved to 310 Third street, in the new | Government needs the property for to determine lmmedhlely the low bid- der. He expects to have the statue d livered south of the Interior Depart- ment about July 15. The six bidders were Fred Drew Co.. M. Cain & C Inc.; J. H. Caton, Bahen & Wrigh Henry B. Davis and Lee T. Turner, FREIGHT RATE CUT 0. KD/ Fourbiines toBR nest Gt pe o Live Stock in Drought Area. Four Northwestern railroads gained the consent cf the Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday to reduce live | stock freight rates from drought areas | in North Dakota, South Dakota and | Montana to places where feed lnd water are available. The railroads were the Great Nartn- ern, Northern Pacific, Minneapolis, St Paul & Sault Ste. Marie and the Ch cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific. | FiERE Luncheon, 75¢ and $1.00 Dinner, $1.25 and $1.50 Anchorage Cuisine “ Connecticut Ave. at Q St. | INSPECT | ToDAY 2 rooms, kitchen and bath, electrical refrigeration. Rental, $60 per Month | The Argonne |} 16th and Columbia Rd. Your Furs with experts For twenty-five years furs have been entrusted to us for safekeeping. We provide chests large family use. These cost even less than the moderate charges per garment. RUGS Cleaned and Stored FIDELITY STORAGE 1420 U Street N.W. North 3400 mothproof enough for DISTRICT LODGIN HOUSE WILL MOVE Government to Take Over Present Site Tomorrow. New Quarters on 3d St. The Municipal Lodging House, now | located at 312 Twelfth street, will be Municipal Center, today. The Federal expmnqn of its building program in the Mall-Pennsylvania avenue triangle. ‘The Treasury Department has agreed tn pay $105,165 for the First Precinct Station House and the Municipal Lodg- ing House. Precincts to Be Merged. The First Precinct House will be abandoned as_part of the reorganiza- tion of the Police Department next month and merged with the sixth. Title to the properties will be transferred from the District government soon. The Federal Government now has title to No. 16 Engine House, on D street near Twelfth. The apparatus in this station will be moved to the new engine house being built at Thirteenth and K streets. The Treasury Depart- ment has agreed to pay $15,000 for this property. Garage to Be Turned Over. ‘The -Municipal Garag>, also in the Federal triangle area, will probably be turned over to the Federal Government in the near future. Arrangements have mot been completed for housing the Dis- trict’s fleet of automobiles after the| property is turned over. but they will probably be put in the Ford Building at John Marshall place and Pennsylvania avenus. The Federal Government will pay the District $30,000 for this prop- erty. All of the Jmcu ‘were approved by a | resolution optsd by the Board of | Commissioners. District Auditor Dan- iel, J. Donovan was authorized to com- plete the negotiations with Assistant lfl:‘ecrt(;‘tary of the Treasury Ferry K. eath. JFngland now has 526 automatic and anual felephone exchanges. YOU WILL ENJOY Our Cool, Delicious Salads NDAY MENU Tomato Noodle: Hot or Celd Roast Ribs Vegetables and Salads Dessert and Beverage 75¢ Other Dinners, 60e. $1 Served 12 10 10 Low Round Trip Rates To Baltimore Special $1.25 Week-End Every Saturday and Sunday Tickets good in coaches on all trains from Washington Saturday end Sunday. Good returning in coaches on any train Saturday or Sun- day to and including 11:03 P. M. train Sunday night. Special $1.50 Three-Day Limit On sale every day. Good on al! trains. Good for return on any train within three days. Baltimore & Ohio R. R. 7@ Try a Bottle With « Yoar Dinner Tonight —or Order a Case From One of the Fol- The Geo. Gunther, Jr., Brewing Co Beltifore, Md. Phone Wolfe 005¢ Fivs-Course Dinner, $1.50 Served From Tt Also a Ia Carte Supper Dancing Until’ 12:30 Announces DINNER DANCING BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 29 NO COVER CHARGE AT ANY TIME PHONE )ORTH 3720 FOR RESERVATIONS SATURDAY, WESLEY HEIGHTS FETE FOR JULY 4 PLANNED Extensive Program Will Include Flag Raising at Club, Races and Fireworks at Night. An extensive program of sports and entertainments will feature the eighth annual Wesley Heights Fourth of July celebration next week. The day will open with a nng-nlslnl ceremony at the Community Club, Forty-fifth and Macomb streets. The schedule for the d-y includes base ball ni: foot, _race: nd & chudren matches parade. In the evening a fireworks duphy and d-nce will conclude the festivities. ‘Those in charge of arrangements and supervision of the activities are J. C. Freeland, Howard G. Nichols, Cecil J. Wilkinson, John Gardner Ladd, William M. Ballinger and Charies H. Hillegeist. Hosts and hostesses at the dance will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Lane and Mr. Mrs. T. Kinsey Carpenter. and Hunt Ocean Bed for Fortune. Efforts are being made to recover $5,- 000,000 1n gold belleved to have gone down* with the Dutch liner Tubania when it was torpedoed in the North Sea in the World War while carrying gold to bolster up German credit abroad. With stores for a trip of five months, the salvage ship Reclaimer has arrived at the site of the sinking and is expect- ed to remain there until success or fallure of the quest is established. Morocco's first talking picture equip- ment was from America. MITHS F1RE-PROOF TORAGE I.DCAI;‘G‘!.ONG DISTAECSEHMWING AGENTS ALUWED VAN LINES |_CLOSED J s VAcuUM CLEANED SHAMPOOED L RUG A D STORED FuRsFUMIGATEDAND STORED INMOTH PROOF ROOM 1313 YOU STREET ,.NW, PHONE NORTH 3342-43-44 JUNE 27, 1931. NO FINGERWAVE NEEDED New York Beauty Shop 926 New York Ave. ME. 4315 Forget We Have E. Morrison P'a,per Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Lnlunl Allowlnu on Vluf Old Tir 3426 14th ST. AMS 8100 A Touch of Venice Come down, slip away from the heat, and cruise awhile on the besutiful mirror-like water of the cherry blossom lake...soft winds to cool...complete relaxa- tion is yours... 233 -Mile Cruise—25¢ 11 AM. to 12 PM. Your Own Private Gondola If Desired TIDAL BASIN BOAT HOUSE Foot of 17th St. N.W. ME. 8940 Phone for Reservations Time ADDS THis VALUE To THe COLONIAL Home THE BEAUTY of the Colonial home, like all true expressions of a people’s art, has the intrin- sic quality of permanence that adds value to its orig- inal worth as time matures the charm of its structure. {%To?fia 1 Village On Beach Drive, In a setting of stately trecs encompassed by Rock Creek Park, “The Colonlal Vi entirely embrace Estates, will age” of Rock Creek Park reproductions of historic Colonial homes and others true in character to the period of the Thirteen Colonles, Edson W. Briggs Company Owners Rock Creek Park Estates 1001 Fifteenth St. at K Telephone National 5700 Information Upon Request You'll enjoy your Vacation all the more . . . because of the Ma.l or leave your address or itinerary at The Star Business Office. and The Star will be mailed to you with the same dispatch as if you were in your own home in Washington. * Even though every day will be replete with inter- est and pleasant surprises ...news from “home” will always be welcome . . . Reading The Star while you are vacationing will keep you posted as to local happenings. Rates by Mail—Postage Paid Payable in Advance Maryland and Virginia Evening Sunday. Evening. Sunday. 50c 40c 15¢ 10c All Other States 50¢ 15¢ .$1.00 7Se 30c 25¢ [ | For 50c in the new $200,000 AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. "Bnll" Strickland’s Only Sult ™, “Sen Every Afternoon and Evening AMUSEMENTS d, Miniature Railway, Po SPORT BOATING Giant Coaster, Skooter, Custer s, Aero Swings, Merry-Go- s and Numerous Attractions. — FISHING CRABBING HALF MILE PIER ROUND TRIP—Adults, 50c; Children, 10c (FRIDAYS, 25¢—30-DAY TICKET, 75¢) BUSSES ro\\xc-r WITH ALL TI NOKTH BEACH PARK. FBEQ The Th “STRANGE INTERLUDE” Eugene O'Nelil's Masterful Drams Last Performance Tomorrow EAYETY--BIIRI.ESI( Closing This Sat. Nite Last Chance to See HIHDA VIMISAU SCRECNLAND'S NEWEST IDOL RISES TO STARDOM ... \ville HE LOVES HIS BROTHER'S GIRL GAYEST COMEDY or THE YEAR 4& ‘“\ NG h “ADVENTURES n llllfl" L 9 it REGINALD Doy CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD LEILA HYAMS CLIFF EDWARDS Salurday'n -a Big Day at LEREE ADMISSION J LEN ECH{) LAMUSEMENT PARIC ‘Washington’s Fun Factory’ Swim Today and Tonite CRYSTAL POOL WITH SEASHORE SAND BEACH KIDDIES 25¢ Open from 10 AM. to 11:30 P.M. Lockers for Thousands Suit Rented or Bring Your Own DANCE TONIGHT TO McWililian’s Star Band Special Stunts AMUSEMENTS APLENTY, An Ideal Spot for a Day's Picnie ) LOEW'S PRIIC LOEW'’S (oumm JEAN ARTHUR ARt Hollywood Secrets Solved The Black Camel Earl Dere Biggers’ Thriller WARNER 'OLAND — St; Fanchon “TOP 0" THE Fenteriag GENE MORGAN A The Temperature is Just Right KEITH'S 15th at G The Greatest opportunity the Screem offered to America's crorite Star LEW ATYRES in Monta Beil's “UP FOR MURDER” A Universal Pieture With GENEVIEVE TOBIN Star of “SEED” C 0].0\ TIAL BEACH Best Summer Resort near Washington Sans., Weds. & Holidays. Lv. Washingion 2.00 AM..Sata. (except July 4) 2.00 .M. L. Colonial Beac] 5. 2.30 P.M. Suns. OB PN Sain Compedairs) Fare (Round trip) Adulis, $1.7 90c. Stopping st Chapel Point sach way., WILSON LINE Tih $t. Wharves DUMBARTO! and DOROTHY LOR-MADE MA! T35 Wicansin Ave WILLIAM JORDAN in A TAL- 1Ty W S NE 1GOD'S ~GOUNTRY d Butfernut Sts. rking Treubles. CIRON MAN." OFA ®HOT HEIRESS. ASHTO“ CLARENDON. VA. B BOYD and, HELEN HE PAINTED MARY _ BRIAN. M Bl;’?"b LOUISE PAZENDA 11th & SE. *JANCE. FOOLS 3ith JOAN CRAWFORD and Warner Brm. = 624 H St. NE. TODAY_—SPENCER _TRACY. ‘SIX CYLINDER LOVE. " “ADVEN- TURES IN AFRICA." No. 4 Warner Bros: AVALON TODAY = IACK, NERICA." No. # Warner Bros.” e 645 Py AVENUE GRAND . TODAY—FIRST ALL-TALKING ] TURE FILMED IN ARCTIC Conn. Ave. s McKiniey St. pOAKIE VENTURES CEfiA Sth St. Bet. D and TODAY—LORETTA Y JOAN MARSH, - . Ave. & Farragut St. TODAY‘\N TLLIAM HAINES, TAILOR _MADE MA “AD! ES IN APRIC 2. 1230 ©C St. N.E, TODAY—LEW CODV and VICTOR OGUE! MCLAGLEN. JTHREE - VENTURES IN AFRICA.” No. 3. w-nm Bros. SAVOQY 1 & Col ma. xi TOPAY o WILLIAM | FAINES, TAILOR-MADE Warner Bros. TIVOLI Tith & Park BA. NW. TODAY_ WILL ROGERS. “A CON- B WHERE TO_ DINE. 2% Rose Glow Tea Room 14th and Euclid Sts. N.W. __WHERE TO MOTOR AND DINE. "WARREN GREEN HOTEL Warrenton : : Virginia 40 Miles, ington Over Lee Highway jullrun Battlefleld MR BERGER. Pn'flfi‘! Tele-l'lt Warrenton Chicken Country Ham Dm-" Sunday T3 and 6-7:30 P.M. $1.00 '1r|ur ORK Cat 'Ave. & Quebes Bt NW. TODAY—_LEW CODY and VICTOR MeLAOl.!N STHREE ROGUES “ADVENTURES IN STANTON r.ith Continuous From BRENDEL. LEMON - OF | ORANGE _PRINTS." LYRIC GAITHERSBUR GARY COOP “FIGHTING CARAVANS. rial. LEOK ERROL and_ MFzr n _ “FINN _AND OF THE WILD,"