Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1931, Page 23

R 7. College Holds the Patent. Some experimenters belonging to the faculty of the Towa State College have ;fler lzve‘:k‘ A‘twrt;n arner-Metropoli- | New Plcture at Palace Saturday. devised a method °{ m:“"‘ e : oL Jelow” lourial”| RONALD GOLMAN'S new picture, G000t (he maanuisctare of, tecricl ism that some critics have called “the “The Unholy Garden” is an-|quite technical, is one which may be smash hit of the yea Edward G. | p, - (nounced for Loew’s Palace, starting Fri- s Star. I supported by 'day of this week, with the Blue | cioly performed and without much . : ; SDAY, OCTOB DIRECTOR LIMITED | “Five Star Final” Remains at Metropolitan, quvz STAR FINAL,” it is an- nounced, will be retained for an- ture, “Monkey Business,” which is do- | - lncklood‘ business during the current week. . “The Unholy Garden” AEDOMINAL SJUPPORTS EXPERIENCED FITTER, °* LADY . ATTENDANT BEUCHLERYS 1224 147n ST. N.W. cost. ‘The results are sald to be qulu, satisfactory, but the inventors are at | work improving ‘it so that it holds great promise. The process may mean much to the people of that part of the country as the material usetr’a resent in large quantities and the farmers would like a means of realizing on | wl Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters has heretofore been a dead loss. T0 ONE RAL PLST Ruling of I. C. C. Bans Hold- ing of Second Directorship in Another System. By the Associated Press Directors of a T one consolidation will not he permitted uncer an Interstete Com- merce Commission ruling yesterday to hold a directorship In a railroad includ- ed in another system. Rejecting the application of Frank C. Rand of S become a director Francisco Railwa hold a directorship in the Clevela Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louls way, the commission said: ad included in ¢ the St. Leuis-Sa while continuing t 1 ‘We are of the opinicn that the pub- | whom lic interest will be od measure if complete impartiality can be s tained between s though directly serving dif tories “Under our proposed consolidati plan, the Eastern trunk ten flic Chicago, Omaha, Kans Touis with other systems d ing the Northwest, the W Southwest ases the systems w between two or ems for the routing The law carricrs estab discriminatery in the matter specifically requires that lish and mainta c facilities of t apparent that the performance of tI obligation will be best insured by preservation of tke independence each system.” The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louls is a part of the New York | American stage before, but is one of Louis-San | Central system. The St Trancisco is a part of the Rock Island BALTIMORE WOMAN IS KILLED BY GAS Rail- | Chaz Chas '25t | Matlowe. nce and ! jette - | clude some of the most beautiful girls | worth, Lumsden Hare, Tyrrell Davis of | dan | played | B i Mrs. Marian Thelin, Lineal De-: scendant of Monroe and Fermer Beauty, Dies Beside Stove. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, October 7 two burners of a cooking day caused the deatl Thelin, a great-great-g James' Mcnroe, fifth Pre United S:ctes The coroner said she st fell, striking her heaa o the’ stove and while uncon: in two pans c<ntaining food boil extinguishing the flame. He verdict of accidental death Mrs. Thelin was the widow Griswold Thelin and at one time Was described as one of the most beautiful society girls in Baltimore. She made her debut in 1904 gave a Mary Philbin Sues for $375. 1OS ANGELES, October 7 (&) —A suit to collect an asserted $375 debt of four vears' standing was filed yester- day by Mary Philbin. film star, against Mrs. Joseph Laemmle, sister of Carl | producer. | leading | Laemmle, motion picture Miss Philbin formerl layer at the Laemmle 0t Dl and a close friend of Mrs. Joseph Li mmie. | | KITT makes it of E.| day with a matinee. Harry “Boob” Myers and Joe De Rita will be the rib- ticklers in eccentric comedy, and Al Baker, Les Sponsler, Walter Wayne, Beatrice Craig, Lillian Wayne, Marion Lee and Ann Valentine, all burlesquers of note, will contribute their share to the show, with Connie St. Clair, sen- All previous_editions were produced | Satlonal singer and dancer, for & fea- at the Earl Carroll Theater, bug for this | ré spot. edition_the New Amsterdam was select- | “Spirit of Notre Dame” ed by Mr. Carroll as a temporary pro- | Universal Film at the Rialto. ducing house, and 1 v r' | PIRIT OF NOTRE the show ran there &C HEAMSE i tivtes Bls versal finest picture of the | year, “to the memory of Knute Rockne, famous foot | ball coach, featuring Lew Ayres and Sally Blane in the romantic story and the “Famous Four Horsemen” of foot ball, together with other stars of the Western university in the more thrill- | ing moments, will make its first ap- pearance Friday evening of this week at a midnight show. | Earle Will Offer “The Road to Singapore.” 'HE Warner-E: “}> Theater will pre- | sent as its next feature, starting | Faturday, Willlam Powell in’ his first I star picture, “The Road to Singapore.” nd John Hale. Fifty-six girls which will share honors with the stage ; solected for their perfection as | show headed by the comedy four. Lee, 2uty os their ability | Lee, Lez and Lee. Marian Marsh. the e difficult dance routines, in- new screen discovery; Alison - Skip- National Announces “Earl Carroll’s Vanities.” ¢ ARL, CARROLL VANITIES" ¢ of lzst year, now on touf, will open a week's engagement at the National Theater next Sunday night. There will be one matinee, on Saturday only. s, and is coming with the original New York production and a company of a hundred people Herb Williams, Jack Benny and | chief comi; are } Betty Veroniea. in the world. Three hours of entertain- | and A. E. Anson will be seen in sup-; ment that includes massive scenic spec- | port of Mr. Powell, and a number of tacles. goOrg: ly costumed ensembles, | attractive acts will supplement the | melodious song numt and intricate | stage feature. outines are promised | — No More Gas in Stomach and Bowels I you wish to be permanently re- leved of ®as in stomach and bowels take Baalmann's Gns Tablets. which are prepared especially for stomnach gas and ‘all the bad effects resulting from &as pressure. 5 That empty. gnawing feeling at the People,” and oth . pit_of the stomach will disappear: that “The Sex Fal | anxious. nesvas feeiing with heart pal b » % 2 sh, and vou dcs Tarah comedy, which was present: | paiey wh, Lok, 256 o ST ol ed in Paris last December and, it is || Bfichatorr, said, ran more than a year and & half. ||| That drowsy. sleepy feeling after It was subsequently produced by Max || dinner wiiibe replaced by a desire for Sex Fable” Next at the Belasco. NTHONY IRELAND has come from England to p! with Mrs. Patrick of “The Sex Fabl Shubert- | Belesco Theater next week beginning M . ‘prior to its opening in New York. He has never appeared on the the popular actors of London, having “The Importance of and leading roles in and many others, | Algy in Earnest.” adle Snatcher:" bsides appearing in don production of | Ann Harding Picture Reinhardt in Berlin. “Parisian Beauties” For the Gayety Sunday. YEORGIA SOTHERN, leading strong cast in “Parisian Beautles will come to the Gavety Theater Su Bloating d fin %0 cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent gas from interfering with the circula- Get the genuine. in the yellow ckage. at any good drug store. Price, Advertisement. possible for you to own a Marian Marsh, Frances Starr, H. B. ‘Warner, Purnell Pratt, Ona Munson and others, Continues at R-K-O Keith's, NN HARDING'S latest picture, “De- volion,” which has bee; Vi large and interested ludienclels-&‘:x‘:nh? it is announced, will be held over for another week, being followed, when it goes, by Helen Twelvetrees' latest pic- ture, “Bad Company.” ob Sister” he Fox Friday. U’]‘HE SOB SISTER,” with James 0 Dunn and Linda Watkins, one of the new diccoveries of 1931, will be introduced with a midnight show Thursday of this wegk. It is a news- paper story. The Fankhon-Marco “Once s;')oovl; ;n’gu?;" 1]den Will head the stage e Jast of * Legior” will be shown, R “Monkey Business” Continues at the Columbia. OEW'S COLUMBIA THEATER an- - nounces, the continuance for ::- other week #§ the Marx Brothers pi LT RIGH Echoes” revue, featuring Bert Frohman, | as the stage attraction. e Cartridge fluting and chiffon ruching | :gmple';nem e‘n(fl'h other in a canton | crepe dress of fitted lines featured by | 6ne Fifth avenué shop. ol §IiIHIIIIIIlllllllllllmllllllillllmlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIH_! [ “For Safety, Dependability § and Best Results”—Phone " ATLANTIC 4000-1-2 Specialists i Dry Clean- ing of Curtains, Blankets, Draperies, Rugs, Etc. - “The HOFFMAN @ COMPANY Cleaners and Dyers Ma"polc® 1534 PA. AVE. S.E. Uptown Office, 703 12th St. N.W 'HEADACHE? ««« Quick Way to End It Headaches, whether from stomach, nerves, periodic cause, cating or drinking, can be 1clicved in few minutes by . dine, the new prescription in liquid foum, qul;s ]:n one-third the time usually re- uired by othy i Bistot beadatee e ety Make This Testl.. Next time you have a headache go to your drug siore and get a bottle of 8,,... dinc, or take a dose at the soda fountain, Then time the action. Note how quickly ain disappears and you “pep” right up, n 10c, 30, 60c bottles, or by the dose at | drug store soda fountains, RCA RADIOTRONS THE HEART O I i lf you haven’t had your tubes tested since last Columbus' Day — since last October 12th—it’s almost asure bet that your tubes are now asleep af the swifch —too worn out to do more than halfa job. Wake up your reception by putting in a set of new RCA Radiotrons—the tubes in the red and black cartons— the tubes backed by an RCA guarantee! RCA Radiotron Co., Inc., Harrison, N. J {A Radis Corporation of America Swbridiary) You L] <TOTHEBAREWALLS) GOOD-BYE WASHINGTON! WE'RE THROUGH MAXWELL’S ARE QUITTING THE FURNITURE BUSINESS FOREVER; SELLING OUT EVERYTHING AT COST, LESS THAN COST OR 1, FORMER PRICES NOTHING HELD BACK ... NO HOLD ORDERS! EVERY SALE FINAL .. . AND STRICTLY FOR CASH ! !! LOOK AT THESE ; BARGAIN S lt.': one thing to talk about bargains—another to actually give them. But on an occasion, when a great store like MAXWELL"S goes out of business, then you know that values ARE bargains! And the crowds that are taking every advan- tage of these bargains prove this to be the sale of the hour— for it’s but once in a lifetime that such a tremendous stock of merchandise is thrown on the market AT COST . .. LESS EXTRA! Mah -Finish Gate'Leg Tables$ | ()22 Special at On Sale Promptly at THAN COST OR 1/, FORMER PRICES! You’ve no time to lose—when this merchandise is sold THE SALE’S OVER! Come in tomorrow. Quantities Limited to Stock on Hand! When This Is Sold—The Sale Is Over! All New Merchandise Purchased for Our Fall Business Included CHOICE OF ONE GROUP OF LIVING ROOM SUITES ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR 9 Tomorrow Morning $12.00 Handsomely Carved Solid Walnut $4fi End Table. .. o $9.00 Humidor Lined Cabinet Cigar Stand .. . . . .. $2.50 Mahogany- Finished Console Tables .. $22.50 Inner- Spring Mat- kness . . . . . $6.00 Part- Wool Blanket . $6.00 Unfinished Drop-Leaf Table ... EXTRA! 3-Piece Mohair Living Room Suite With Reversible $59£ BEDDING Outside backs 2-in. One Business Hour to Chicago e M. . No Red Tape e = Installed Free /\\\/ | Buys Any Size cov- ered in velour $10:& Mattress : $ = We have gotten together an exceptional group at $15.00 Tnner Spring this price. Suites that we had formerly priced at Mattress ...... $198 to $225. Included are Mohairs in 3 or 4 shades, Damask, Tapestry in 3 or 4 colors, also Tapettes. All are exceptionlly well made, and this season’s latest designs. - $8.00 Mahogany-fin- *CHOICE OF ONE GROUP OF DINING ROOM SUITES ished Fiddle-Back s N Wiktlaor (Chair. . .. . . . $3;9__5 $9 9 4 7-Pc. - Walnut- 429 All are 10-piece suites, and Finished Dinette Multi - Colored, Re- easily worth twice as much. An Suite versible Spring-Fill- s56£ Old English design that is worth 3-Pc. ed Cushion Living Room Suite. . sefin%._dAdlxo. walnut veneers in All Fancy Mirrors and it Tapestries 1 CHOICE OF ONE GROUP OF BED ROOM SUITES At /2 Off Formerly $179 to $225 $10 Bridge and Junior Floor $ 9 9 If you use Lamps ice you are Mahogany- Another outstanding group that could be only gotten in a pa]:;":’ -for Eln“hed 522-45 sale of this type. Several de- aMajestic Secretary ..... = signs to select from. All are Reversible spring-filled cushions. sreie-ove W walnut veneers, Venetian not own anz $10'90 mirrors, and exceptionally Occasional $8.00 $12.50 Graceline Wind- $6.95 sor Bed......... ¥ . $10.00 All-Lay r Felt 14.95 Cheape€ ¢ Than lce A $25.00 Inner Spring Mattress $10.00 Simmo Spring l i §24.50 Day Bed, com- $]2.75 plete with Mattress $30.00 Automatic Coil $]5.75 DayBealin . L. . .an All Beds and Bedding Re- duced in Same Proportion Coll $5.95 You have always : wanted an electric refrigerator. Now we make it possi- ble for you to buy one of the best ever matle for only 25¢ a day. No meters to drop | coins into. Just Liberty 4 : come in qn;l m}akeI S y'our selection. Limited = This is the newest | model Majestic { with all Majes- EW fall passenger sched- tic's best features, ules on the Pennsylvania Hermetically mean that you can go over- 2 night to Chicago at the cost of sealed 2 Un:t-pry- only one business hour. Zero in sulation, | The Liberty Limited now seamless exterior, leaves Washington at4.02 P.M., and gets you to the midwestern metropolis at 9 next morning. Meanwhile you enjoy the luxurious equipment, fine cui- sine and attentive service of one of the finest and fastest trains in America. The Liberty Limited leads nine trains daily to Chicago. There are six daily to St. Louis, led by The American and the “‘Spirit of St. Louis.” 4-Post Wood Beds Just one and two of a kind. All go at one-half their for- mer price, prices starting at— $77.95 TEA WAGONS Mahogany finish and also Colored Lacquers. While They Last $7 .95 $25 Cogswell Chairs Swift Flyers to Chicago THE LIBERTY LIMITED Leaves Washington . 4.02P.M. Arrives Chicago.. 9.00 A-M. THE GOLDEN ARROW Leaves Washington. 5.30 P.M. Arrives Chicago 12.00Noon well made. $12:9_§ ‘) BEhrS . . -l S Polychrome ONE ENTIRE LOT OF AXMINSTER RUGS AT } FORMER PRICES ‘Homer L. Kitt Co. = MAXWELL’ Mirrors Thirteen-Thirty G Street N.W, 415 SEVENTH ST- N-W- For Sale— All Trucks and Fixtures Notice to Our Charge Account Customers 3-Pc. Bed- Davenport Suite senger .. Wash- All paymonts on accounts now open should be made in the usual way at our store. You will be duly Dotified as to our future S e siemiae arrangements. SYLVANIA RAILROAD