Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1931, Page 52

W‘hr $15.00 MODERNISTIC Permanents, The With Ringlet Ends NOW 3650 NO FINGERWAVE NEEDED New York Beauty Shop 926 New York Ave. ME. 4315 - g \\m\\\&\“ | : fuas ur(,h"f‘s REFRESHING BLUE PLATE IUNCHEON MOTOR COMPANY Let Us Install a RADIO IN YOUR CAR Terms 1f_Desired See the Radio-Equinped Ford w on Display e BETTER (OTd) SERVICE NY. AVE. & 'N. CAP. ST. NAT. 3983 “OI Hridelberg Buffrt v, UDINNERS . .5 German Cooking—All Home Beer on Draught * 5 to * The 4th is & modern institut n. famous in history ifed by Jefferson. and acquired by ndr location is known to County, * The Lodge Recently Locate this uniaue place. the weary trall. just as the fndians d PP T T P PP P PR TR 5 to Phone Falls Church oot outotutododedodededbobehobokod AN RRRRRN Washington to Baltimore By Boat and Rail $12.12 Round Trip Follow the pioneers through the hi- 0 miles . R. trains. Two nights and a day on water. Fii class accommodations. excellent ~mea | people. Modern steamers D bot. I mrm Wharf Monday, Wed- . (Standard er person; . lites Gty Ticket "Office, 613 14th “. o Arent's “Omee, 5in Street Balto. & Va. Steamboat Co. g 4th OF JULY Opening of Powhatan Springs on Wilson Boulevard SPECIAL DINNER SERVICE Under the Management of Miss Elizabeth Anne Ford, Hostess Formerly With the Anchorage and Anne’s Tea Room on Connecticut Ave. John Alexender, the founder of the City of Alex- nearby Lincoln reviewed the Union Army in 1864, Buffalo, another historic point, is only a half mile away. emain & July 4th Special Dinner Service MAYFLOWER SUIT DISHISSAL ASKED Mrs. Willebrandt’s Amended Bill for Second Trust Bond- holders Hit. behalf of certain holders of second mortgage bonds on the Mayflower Hotel property contains the same defects which caused the dismissal of the original bill, the Mayflower Hotel Co. |and the Mayflower Hotels Corporation yesterday asked the District Supreme Court to dismiss the amended petition. The amended petition, which asks the appointment of receivers for the hotel, contains only general allegations of fraud, conclusions of fact and of Jaw, inferences and unwarranted assump- tions, the court was told. It also was alleged that the petition is so vague and indefinite. as not to advise the de- fendants of the nature of the case against them, and does not show any rights of the plaintiffs to maintain the suit. The allegation of adverse interest against the trustee under the mortgage is mere inference and assumption, it is claimed, and is unsupported by fact. Failure to serve notice on the trustees before filinz the suit was cited as a fatal defect in the amended bill, which is declared to have been filed improvi- dently and unseasonably. The defendants were represented by Attorneys Willlam E. Leahy, Edmund D. Toland and Willlam J. Hughes, jr. Sinevan .Southern Rhodesia has granted an * | additional subsidy to corn growers. ‘WHERE_TO DINE. R ERARRRARRRRAARARRRAA AKX * * 9 P.M. Fekkd ok drddd ko d sk dkd k. * K fon—Powhatan Sprins go bevond the and tradition. They were Known to were included in the Howsen patent of { the residents of Arlington but snd Fort few of wey Erected Is Charming while, and find rest and peace after id in the long ago. 9 P.M. 499 for Reservations fetatodototototodotototobotobofobototolotatototolol ‘I’ANG 0 THE SEA” oons 7 SEA GRILL )ib)lh)‘)!.)ih). CRABS Imperial, Deviled, Mard and Soft Also_Our Famons l-uuu Flakes 1207 E St. R § l’l et e e dedede e de e s s e ek e ke SAILING JULY 16 S.S. PRESIDENT HAYES 200 FIRST TO CALI ON ROUND THE WORLD CLASS FORNIA LINER VIA HAVANA AND PANAMA CANAL Enjoy the 5500-mile cruise toCaliforniaanthisfamous Round the World Liner or on the President Monroe sailing August 13.The First Class $200 fare is much lower than any other line. Othersailings July23and 30. $250 First Class—aleo lower than any other line. On President Liners sailing every Thursday from New York you enjoy these advantages: 1. Every stateroom is an outside room—modern in every de- tail—full width twin beds. 2. You stopover in Havana from morning until midnight. Longer than any other line. $ ROUND 8. Overnight atthe Panama Canal... Your liner docks at both Cristobal and Balboa. ~ONEW For full information see yo 300 ONEWAY WA 4. The cosmopolitan, hospitable atmosphere natural to great ships that know the world. 5. Stopover anywhere. There's another President Liner ina week. 6. Free Parlor Car Motor Coach Ser- vice from the Ho- tel McAlpin, New + York, to liner, AMERICA AY RAIL- wur local travel agent, or . . . DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES 1005 Connecticut, N.W. .»Washington, MEtrop. 0695 THE TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. Columbla—"The Lawyer's Secret,” second week, at 11:55 am., 1:55, 3:55, 5:55, 7:55 and 9:55 p.m. Palace—"Laughing Sinners,” at 11:15 am., 1:15, 3:30, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50 pm. Stage shows at 12:40, 2:25, 4:55, 7:05 and 9:15 pm. Fox—"The Black Camel,” at 11:48 am., 2:18, 4:32, 7:40 and 9:54 pm. Stage shows at 1:25, 3:39, 6:47 and 01 pm. R-K-O Keith's—"Up for Murder,” 1155 am, 1355, 3:58, 550, 130 and 9:50 pm. Earle—Chances," 30, 9:55 pm. Stage ahowa d 9'pm. Metropolitan. ping Out,” at 11 Alleging that the amended bill filed |am., 12:48, 2:36, 4: e I W by Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt on)pm Tivoli—'Kick In,” 7:55 and 9:40 p.m. Central—“Svengali,” 11 am. to 11 p.m. Ambassador—"Young ~ Stnner. 6:15, 8 and 945 pm. © 4 FREE PARKING SPACE 'GIVEN U. S. EMPLOYES at 2:30, 4:10, 6:05, at Old Trade Commission Site Con-|= cessionaire Announces Offer Until July 10. Free parking was offered Government employes today by Victor H. Schulz, who has just taken over the site of the old Federal Trade Commission Building. The new concessionnaire has gone his predecessor one better, as the first renter of the ground made an intro- | ductory offer of 5 cents a day for park- | ing. Schulz's offer will hold good until | the 10th of the month, when a $1| charge will be made for use of the ground for the following 21 days. beginning August 1 the charge will be $1.50 a month. S ‘The word “cant” comes to us from a EVENING And | STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, CITY’S BEER SUPPLY 10,284 Bottles Seized in Police Raids From April 1 to June 30, Maj. Pratt Reports. ‘The supply of beer here was lessened (to the extent of 10,284 bottles during at 11:25 am.. 2,| the period from April 1 toJune 30, due to the activities of the central vice squad, according to the report submit- ted yesterday to Maj. Henry G. Pratt, superintendent of police, by Inspector Thaddeus R. Bean. ‘That number of bottles of beer were seized by the squad, Inspector Bean re- ported. In addition, he said, the squad confiscated 17,765 quarts of liquor, 1,054 | bottles of ale, 8,208 gallons of peach and rye mash, 5 stills and 65 automobiles employed by bootleggers. In connection with operations that netted these quantities of alcoholic drinks and mash, Inspector Bean re- ported 1,567 arrests were made by the squad. EXPERTS HERE TO REPAIR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Fans, Toasters, Grills, ST. "~ FREE 8x10 Enlargement Leave your fims veloping and printing save your orders Phone ‘ll!lnnnl ‘0619 with us for de- Just $5 Scottish divine, the Rev. Andrew Cant, who died in 1728 A Few “Fireworks” ! of Our 4 Very Special Items Are Own—e Described! . . . Scores of Others Throughout the Store Are Marked at George’s Low Prices. Shop Here for Your Needs Over the 4th Super Quality White Broadcloth Shirts Beautiful quality broadcloth that challenges the town for val- ue. We've never sold such fine shirts at such a low price. Col- lar attached or neckband style. Sizes 14 to 17. $ Very Special!!! STADIUM PAJAMAS 1 Patented “Springlastic” Belt eliminates the old- fashioned dr awstring. Fine Broadcloth in va- rious colors. 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SYLVAN 565 i (:‘OM;})?Y MILLION PRENCHMEN I DUMBARTON l'}}” \Nuon.m Ar' g msNETmhs“,';“-%’l'c’Ifitgn PRINCESS 1.2 L3 BEN LYON and PAULI INE STARKE in WHAT _MEN TAKOMA “SUBWAY EXPRESS” Direction smnu HIPPODR Leon Janney in Mt. Rainier, CAMEQ 3¢ pejgler Mo James Hall in “HELL'S ANGELS." ARCADE n\llllvllln d. Sodar—Wan Baxter in RICHC CND ™, Arlfss in_ m. o _Butiernut Sts, Ne Parking Treubies Tncny Tomorr ORS' Aeranan) Todav—_Ceorge THE MILLIONAIRE." pARIS RS in wis] THE WORLD . No 10 Boag CIRCLE 2105 P Au Pb. W. 0053 Home of the Mirror Screen TYPHOON COOLED. WERRTARESWY Arsgere "R AEAY AR e ORI RAM: Y SWIM 9 A. M. to 11:30 P. M. IN CRYSTAL POOL DANCE 8:30 to 11:30 P. M. All Other Amusements Start at 1 P. M. Picnic Groves Open 9 A.M. /////////////// MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Under U. S. Government inspectf Leaves Seventn St. Wharf Dailv 10 A.M. and 2:30 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ Cafe and Lunch Counter on Steamer Mount Vernon Not Open on Sundays ave you any_doubt about the condition your ‘eves? Be on the safe side; let us them a thorough examination. L E E S Optical Co. 614 9th St. N.W. “Tell Your Friends” You folks from over Virginia way sure have a Champion in Lou. He's always shouting Virginia's - praises, Clarendon’s praises, and, loudest of all, Parkway's new Ford praises . . . Come over tomorrow on his floor day, and he'll make that old bus of yours look like a “trade in.” “Champ"” on a We'll trade any make— Friday is my day on the Floor Ju‘l cllv the coupon and hrm 3040 M ST Service Open Evenings—Phone West 0161 Under CARTER Management Washington's Cooling Station ROMANCE OF THE POLO FIELDS PLUS THRILLS OF THE MODERN WEST With SALLY EILERS—GEORGE O’BRIEN MOTHERS, worry about the h It's ccol here and th === GQALA HOL bring the children on that shopping tour. hea ill-temper—we'll take care of both. Don't 1000 laughs and thrills an hour. IDAY SHOW == FanchonYMarco rresenT 5 VAUDEVILLE HEADLIN ERS MEL "KLEE, sine ot s MANGEAN'S INTERNATIONALS WALTER JENNIER AND “BUDDY” WELLS, WINTHROP AND STANLEY GAY SISTERS BOB HAMILTON At the Organ Playing Famous Sorgs AL MITCHELL Directing the Fox Music Masters Fox Movletone News ytime e/ THE SCREEN'S BIG DRAMATIC TRIBUTE TO THE TURF! L EDDIE QUILLAN JAMES GLEASON MARION NIXON, LEW CODY The throbbing bicod of the paddock rushes threagh THERE'S OF LA THE PA “DELIVERY BOY" A MICKEY MOUSE Cartoon tingling veins RKOPARE PICTURE d thrills? PLENTY UGHS IN RKO PATHE Y-OFF! NEWS Aluways First “Thot's News To Me” 4 Comedy EITH -mlc.fu “Younger The Temperature Is Just Risht! LAST TIMES TODAY—LEW “l.AllGlllNG FredWaring's SINNERS” LAWYER'S SECRET” COMING SATURDAY NORMA SHEARER ™ “A FREE souL” AYRES i= “UP FOR MURDER.” WATRER A0S THEATRES 5 ACTS 4-i|.h JACK MACLALLEN| ABLASTING BROADSIDE OF BUFOON- ERY oo ONA MUNSON MARJORIE ¢ WHITE QUADRUPLETS WALTER WALTERS REDUCED RATES to CHAPEL POINT Kiddies’ Days Tuesdays & Fridays CHILDREN 3 5 e ADULTS 75 P Boat leaves at 9.00 A. M. WILSON LINE 7th St. Wharves Dance inthe MOONLIGHT Palatial dance floor Dandy orchestra ’l‘he coolell place to dance iy, Except Sats., Sune. and Holidays 845 P. M. WIISON LINE 7th $t. Wharves Tel. Net.2440 §......sarmuur%' SPY ROMANCE of AIR—Now Revesled FAMILY DAY Every FRIDAY at SEASIDE with Round-Trip Fares Reduced to ADULTS 25¢—CHILDREN 10¢ Trains Leave District Line Station 9—10:30—2:30—5:40—8 Celebrate the Fourth at Seaside Dazling Fireworks Display MARSHALL HALL STEAMER Charles Macalester Leaves Seventh St. Whart l}BIO OF DANCE RBoom Dlneln[ 'MMER RA' Phone North 3322 7e "STAR STUDIO OF DANCING 515 9th Summer Faiss on unnu u bal roofi dancing. * Afternaons a Dancing every night, Yciuding 5 dances, 8:30 p.m. unt ssons in