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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-01-22
BEAR PRESSURE
ON STOCKS
nv international News service

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-After
reactionary opening in which prices
of most of the industrial leaders
were marked down fract1onally
from the previous close the trend
of the stock market suddenly
changed and good sized rally was
ushered in. Bearish traders re-
newed their attack in the market
In the first period today ofIerlnS
huge blocks of United States steel
Baldwin and other speculative lead
ers below thursdays closing prices
and making concentrated effort
to depress the whole, range OF mar
ket values.
The bears lost the first skirm1sh
as the result of aggressive buylns
of Industrial and railroad stocks TOT
the account of bullish forces Ihis
was followed by further short GOV.
ering in Savage Arms, National
Light and Power, Baldwin and other
stocks which have stood the brunt
of bearish pressure in the last week
or ten days. United States Steel
rushed up from 1914 to 1891 ana
similar gains were recorded for
Baldwin, Mack Trucks. Savage
Arms, General Motors, etc.
The weekly reserve bank state
ment. showing an increase of AZ
per cent in the reserve position OF
the New York institution, was an
evidence of the strong situation in
the money market Steel mills
were reported operating at 81 per
cent of capacity and midcontinent
wholesale gasoline prices were frac-
tionaIly lower. Stock mart move.
ments continued to be dominated by
the activities of professional trad
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Local Produce

Butter-Fancy, lib. prints, 81 %
SIC; tub. 4S@50c; store packed. 35c.
Eggs Average receipts. S6ci
storage, 23@24c; hennery, 38640c.
Poultry-Alive: Turkeys, top. 42@
43c: spring chickens, 33@ 35c; fowls
26027c; Leghorns, 22@23c; ducks
2502Tc; gese, 20022c; keats. 35@60c
Dressed: Turkeys, top, soc; spring
chickens, 33c; fowls. CSC; Leghcrns
CSC: ducks, 27@28c; geese, 25@26c
keats. 70980c.
. Live Stock-Calves, top. 15c; hogs,
heavy and medium, 1870; light
choice, &c.
Meats-Beef, tic; lamb. zoe: veal.
22@23c; dressed pork, heavy, 1872 a
lac: medium, Ice; light, tic; pork
loins, Esq soc; Western loins, 24@
Csc: pork shoulders, 20@22c; fresh
hams, 28G soc.
AprIes-Supphes moderate; de-
Barrels: Maryland, Virginia and
Pennsylvania, A 2k-in. and "A 5N.
in. Staymans, s6.25@6.5O; A Sin,
81: 4 Bin Yorks $3.50. Boxes;
Washington, medium to large size,
extra fancy Delicious, $3.75; fancy,
$3.25: extra fancy Romes, $2.75;
fancy. $3.50; extra fancy Staymans,
s2.75@3 Bushel baskets: No sales
reported.
Cabbage old stock: Supplies
liberal: demand moderate: market
dull. New York, bulk. per ton
Danish type. $65.00@ 1000. New
stock: Supplies moderate: demand
11oderate; market fairly steady
Florida. IL blu. hampers. Pointed
type. $325@3.50 barrel; crates, Co
7enhagen. mostly $3.50.
Celery - Spnoties moderate: de
nand moderate: market about
steady. California crates, all sizes
raostIy $3.50: 20-inch crates, $500.
Lettuce-Supplies heavy: demand
moderate: market weak. California
imperial Valley, crates Iceberg
type. As doz.. s3.25@3.50. Arizona
crates Iceberg type. 4-5 doz., $2.75@
1925: Florida, no sales reported.
OniOns-SuppIies moderate: de
nand light; market steady Michi
gan and New York. 100-lb. sacks
Fellows. L. s. No. /. $3.2563.5O.
Potatoes - Supplies liberal; de
rnand moderate; market steady
Michigan. 150-lb. sacks Russet Ru
rails u. S. No. I. mostly around
1925. Maine. 150-lb. sacks, Irish
-. NJ J. @G.0Us
Spinach-SuppIies moderate: de
nand moderate; market dull anC
slightly weaker. Texas. blu. basket.
Savoy type. S1.25d135. Virginia
Norfolk section, cloth-top veneer
barrels Savoy tyne, poor quality ant
condition. s1.50d2.
Cauliflower-Supplie moderate: de
maud moderate: market steady. Cali
fornia. crates. S2.1502.25.
Tomatoes-Supplies light: denla M
moderate: market steady Cuba
R-crate cartons. choice count, re
packed. $2.5063. Bahama islands
Si~es ri'es wra"ned, originals, fame,
count, fine quality, 81.
Peppers-SuDplies light; 1ena M
moderate; market steady. Florida
pepper crates. fancy stock, $3.50
Peas-Supp!ies liberal; demand
moderate: market weaker. Mexico
l5.lb. crates. fair quality, $768.
carrots-SUnnlies light: denan
moderate: market steady. Texas
l,u baskets. 50 2502E0.
Beets. squash. string beans, CT
cumhArs. stra wherries. egyptian
Supplies very light: too few sales RI
ported to quote.
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Local Stocks
FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs & Coz
GAZING

FURNISHED by w. B. Hibbs & Coz
SALES
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone SIS, $1,000@9SA.
Washington Railway and Electric
AZ, $1,O00@sO1s, S2.ooO@S01s,
SO. 0CO@S01a.
Capital Traction Company. 10
104& 30@105. 1906. 10Q105.
Potomac Electric Power pfd., 5G
10SIs. 5@10Sh. 4@10S9s.
Washington Gas Light, 1908,
Washington Railway and Electric
pfd., 6@9OA. 2O@90&.
Continental Trust Company, 100
te5. 5@105.
Lanston Monotype, 12@S4H.
Merchants Transfer and Storage
pfd.. 5@102.
National Mortgage and Invest
ment pfd.. 20@9.
: After call - Potomac Electric
Power pfd.. 1001OS5s. 5000.
Washington Gas IS, $500@100,
81, 000@1O0.
Wardman Park Hotel 6s. $1,000
1925.
Washington Gas Light. 1o@73.
4O@73
Washington Gas IS. 1888, 81 10000
IU4.
Mergenthaier Linotype. 1921.
Washington Railway and Electric
CON-. 3G@206.
Union Trust Company. 1a122S.
Mnney--Call loans, sos per cent.
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PARoLED CONVICT MUST
DIE FOR KILLING BoATMAN

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan. 22.-|
Lawrence Collier. paroled convict,
was under death sentence today,
convicted by jury last night Of the
murder of 0din J. Serpas. young
boatman. at Goodyear Landing,
rear here.
The killing occurred during hold
mp. Collier protested his innocence
anA was the only defense witness.
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Foreign Bonds
Canadian Wheat

WINNIPEG. Jan. 22.-Opening
wheat prices today were: May,
$156k. unchanged; July, 1854. down
sc: October, 1854, unchanged.
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UPHOI,STERING

CHAIRS caned and repaired; good
workmanship. 21s Ind. Ave. n: 1874
NEATNEss in Furniture repairing. re-
fintshinB ana upnolsterlng Is Buareh-
teed by me. For careful chair Gaming
and rush seat weaving YOU need an
expert. Telephone me at Columbia
1858. F. S. Bolden. SGT Poplar Ave.
Takoma Park.
ALBERT KAHLERT CO.-Tmprovsd
steam carpet cleaning. upholstoring,
repairing. mattress making. n. 3OSG
esq Md. Ave. 8. w.
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OQIG1paTG
THIRD DAY
ONE-FIFTH CASH
~ Months to Pay
Good Clean
Merchandise
All ReaGy to Go
1928 Chevrolet. Touring -. 500
$3S cash; $12 Ean., 8 mos.
1923 Maxwell Touring. -. 225
$78 cash; SIS mo-, IL mos.
1922 Maxwell Touring 49,. $50
$50 cash; $50 mo-, 6 mos.
1921 Essex Coupe. ...... 1876
$40 cash; $3.50 mo-, 10
mos.
1920 Stutz 4-pass. Touring $50
sol cash; SIC mo-, IL mos.
1922 Jordan Brougham. :. 595
1882 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe. LIS
$50 cash; $22 mo-, IL mos.
1922 Jordan Broughan1. 720
1915 cash; $48 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Jordan Blue. Boy. =. 925
1884 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Studebaker Touring. 495
STAT cash; $33 mo-, IL mos.
1928 Jordan Blue Boy. $50
$193 cash; $43 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Jordan Touring. -. $50
1898 cash; $43 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Jordan Blue Boy. -. S75
$3.50 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1924 REQ Sedan. ...... 195
$3.50 cash; $53 mo-, IL mos.
1928 Hudson Sedan. ....... 695
$206 cash; $46 mo-, IL mos.
1924 WHY'S Knight Coach 695
$206 cash; $46 mo-, IL mos.
1920 Buick Touring. - 125
$44 cash; SIC mo-, 6 mos.
1922 Buick Coupe. ....... $50
$110 cash; $23 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Dodge Coupe. ..... $50
$170 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Maxwell Coupe. $50. $50
$134 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Ford Sedan. ......... 25O
SOL cash; $16 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Hupp Touring .... $50
$134 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Hupp Touring. ...... 395
1928 cash; $26 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Hupp Touring ...... 1876
STAT cash; $33 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Buick Sedan ........ sos
$206 cash; SAC mo-, IL mos.
1923 Hupp Touring. .... 4c5
$133 cash; $28 mo-, IL mos.
1925 Hupp 8 Touring 1,495
$3.50 cash; 500 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Hupp Coupe. ........ $50
$170 cash; $50. mo-, IL mos.
1924 Ford Touring ....... 1875
$44 cash; $16 mo-, 6 mos.
1923 Hupp Touring. ...... 425
$133 cash; 1928 mo-, IL mos.
1923 Dodge Touring. ..... 295
500 cash; $40 mo-, IL mos.
1922 Ford Sedan. ..... 96
S38 cash; $12 mo-, 6 mos.
1923 Jordan Touring ..... 625
$192 cash; Sal mo-, IL mos.
1922 Buick Touring ....... 295
500 cash; $40 mo-, IL mos.
1922 Jordan. Sedan ....... sos
1882 cash; $50 mo-, IL mos.
1922 Jewett Touring. .... 225
$78 cash; SIS mo-, IL mos.
1924 Chevrolet Touring .. $50
$53 cash; $40 mo-, 6 mos.
1921 Jordan Sedan. ...... sos
$123 cash; 500 mo-, IL mos.
1928 Hupp Sedan. ...... 625
1892 cash; SAL mo-, IL mos.
1923 Moon Touring .... $50
$11O cash; $23 mo-, IL mos.
1924 Studebaker Touring. 425
$133 cash; $28 mo-, IL mos.
1922 Maxwell Touring. $50
$53 cash; $50 mo-. 6 mos.
1924 Rickenbacker Coupe. 725
S216 cash; $48 mo-, II mos.
Open Evenings
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and HERALD COMBINATION and
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Each Time, In Agate Type. Set Solid
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Obstinate Six (O Average
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Per Agate Line-Each Insertion
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times. zVC
STANDING ADS-30 consecutive
times or longer 19c per agate
line each insertion
Minimum space. agate lines.
thereafter. Words Of more than
letters count as 2 words. Initials,
numerals. authorizations each count
as a word.
Ads ordered to appear non-con-
secutively take the one-tira1e rate
each insertion and must appear at
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All Classified Display Ads (Fol-
lowing regular Classified) charged
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SEVERAL MEN to make house
to house distribution of cir-
culars. Call between 3 and 10
a. m. Thursday or Friday and
ask for Mr.. Wagner, The Wash,
ington Herald and Times, room
404, Hearst Bldg.
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AutOnOtive

Phone Classified Ads to Matn $3.50
AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE 8
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HE'LL WANTED-DOMEsTIC g
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Should watch the Help wanted ada
IN this newspaper every day. IL
the type OF Job you are fitted for
IL not advertised you should IN.
vestigate Miss Deans Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
Newspaper. This special service Of.
fers an opportunity for you to put
your qualifications before wash.
ington employers at nltuimum cost
See Miss Dean TO-DAY. Room 43S.
Hearst Bldg. (1311 H st. N. WI
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Dependable Used Cars
From a Dependable
Dealer

We invite comparison as to the
appearance and price.
Every car guaranteed as repre-
scented.
1924 Dodge Roadster 49,. $3.50
1924 Nash Six Touring, new
paint OtO
1924 Buick Master Six Tour. 600
1924 Hudson Coach, balloon
tires .............. TOO
1923 Hudson Sedan, fully
equipped .......,.. 600
1925 Ford Tudor Sedan, like
new .... .......... 4UU
1924 Ford Coupe, new paint 275
1924 Ford Coupe ....... $50
1924 Oldsmobile 4-pass.
Coupe ........ 400
1925 Chevrolet Touring, bal
loon tires ......... 1926
1928 Chevrolet Touring -. 90
1922 Buick Master Six
Coupe .. :.......,.. 400
1926 Cleveland Sedan,
balloon tires. ....... 675
1924 Studebaker Special Six
Touring .......... ATS
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SODA DISPENSERS
EXPERIE NCED; REFER
ENCES REQUIRED. r. A..
MCCONNELL. II P ST. N. 3.
SUPERINTENDENT, auto truck
shop; must be experienced; give
full reference. ability and char
acter. Box 1873, Times-Herald.
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AuCOKflOG1Ve
Phone Classified Ads 70 MoIm $3.50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Harley. Davidson. 1894 model 500
Harley Davidson. 1923 model 14O
Every motorcycle overhauled ana guar
anteed: easy terms; pick out motorcycie
now: let US hold until spring.
II. ADDISON BOWIE.
627 Fl ST. ~. w.
WANTED-AUTOMORMEs r.
AUTOS Any cond-uon. Nortneast, Auto
Exchange. 81 b ST. y. e. Fr. $3.50.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
WASHINGTON MOTOR EXCHANGE
2022 18th st Y: North -291s:
CASH FOR YOUR AUTO
SLATTERY MOTOR co.
FIR. 539s. 636 g ST. ". w.
CASH for cars. The AUTO MART.
nth st. and Kalorama Rd. Adams
ehk1: ---------------.----s
CASH for your car IN five minutes; ne
GIAssMAN SALES CO..
1921 L st. N. w.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Freyss Auto
Exchange. 1913 18th St u. W
SPOT cash for yonr used car. Don't
your car q, consignment. 1o2o-foss
Connecticut Ave Frank 1908. Open
9 q. m to p. m. for business.
USED cars bought for cash. Fred L.
Morgan. 1926 Conn. Ave.
Business Service
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Phone Classified Ads to MGtM 500
BUILDING CONTRACTING ID
CARPENTER General house repair
Ing new DoEshes SgIs and slsss,sd
any time.
n. BLANKENsHIP & SON.. carpenter,
builder, jobbing, repair. 1882 First
ST. n. w. North 2s74+J.
ELECTRICIANs AND WIRING IS
Central ArTllature Works
ELECTRICAL
Power Apparatus Specialists
635 ID Street N. w.
Main 3660-3661
MISUNDERSTANDING 10
PLUMBING and heating; rush work
speciality. Robt. J. Barrett sos 18th
st. N. w. Main $500.
MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES d
OLD floors scraped and finiahed NE
finished. III. e. Birch. 635 r st. N. w.
Room 203. Main 1907.
Observation-Disclosures e
: : JACOBS TRANSFER co.
113 FLA. AVE. N. e. N. $500.
MOVING
SIS EYE ST N. w.
STORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPING
PADDED VANS FURNISHED
PHONE MAIN 2010-2O11.
Kreig's Express & Storage Co.
PAINTING-PAPERING Is
ENTERTAINING, painting ana plaster
ra xa. u PsPsa and al s
Dec pecorating CO.. isaO 18th st Il. v.
North 1851.
done this month. W. s. Hartman
Lincoln 1T31-W: =
PRINTING-ENGRAVING "a
THE CAsLoN PREss--PRINTING. 1919
Eye st. ~. W. Vain 1915.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES Is
LAWYER-wafter Holland, s55 Munsey
Bldg, gives free legal advice to per-
sons too poor TO pay.
TINNING-ROOFTNG Is
DELAY in roof repairing is costly.
Now Is the Hme to call us for
timing heating cornice and skyHght
repair: roof painting. C. Gebicke a
Co. All 18th st. ", w. CallF-Fr. 3461.
b. H. HERN. rear 469 H st. N. W.
Timing. heating. roof painting. slate
roofs repaired, Main sos.
UPHOIsTERING %
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AutOmOtive

Phone Classified Ads to Main $3.50.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 6
SEE AND
BELIEVE
that cheaper and better cars
cannot be found anywhere.
Nash, '22 Touring. ....... $3.50
Olds, Do .................. 80
Nash Sport .... .......... $50
Piedmont so
Studebaker Touring ...... 345
Oakland Touring, "a. -. 525
Maxwell Coupe -. ...... 375
Durant Sedan ............ 375
Maxwell Touring ......... ESQ
Buick, rs ............... 700
Nash Sport .............. 2HO
Stearns, "a Coupe. ....... $50
Odds, 81 Touring. ...... 80
Dodge Coupe ......... so
Dodge, "a Touring .,..... 400
Studebaker Special Touring .475
Chevrolet, PA Coupe. $50
Oakland, '25 Coach, Al. 800
Stearns Coupe Sedan,
5-pass. ............... $50
Nash, "a Touring, guar
anCeo0 IOU
Nash, '23 Touring, guar
anteed 900
Olds, '25 Coupe. ......... $50
Hudson, '25 Coach. ...... 875
Essex, '25 Coach, bargain. 575
Nash, '26 e door Sedan,
guaranteed ............ 1850
Nash, '25 q door Sedan,
guaranteed ....... $50
Ford, 4-door, '23 Sedan. 275
Nash, '23 Sport, guaranteed SIS
Bring Your Deposit"
w A L L A c L
Nash Distributor
1909 L st. Main 1912.
CAN YOU BUY CARS OF
e FOLLOW linz MAN Lto n w
THESE PRICES ANYWHERE
ELSE IN TOWN?
We have no showroom, no sales
man, no tremendous overhead, and
every car is sold at the lowest
dollar possible.
FORDS
All Models, $35 Up.
Special 1925 Touring, $500.
CHEVROLETS
All Models, SIS to $500.
Special 1925 Touring, 1890.
OVERLAND SIX DE LUXE
SEDAN
$825-like new.
Name your down payment and
we will help you.
COMMERCIAL CREDIT co.
Repossessed Car Dept.
3240 Prospect Ave.
Georgetown.
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COACH PAINTER
EXPERIENCED, MUST BE GOOD
STRIPER. APPLY CONNER
CIAL BODY SHOP, 518 26TH
ST. N. w.
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See MIR. Barnes
l020-22 Connecticut Ave.
Franklin zoos.
Open 8 A. M, to 8 P. M. for
Business.

WE DO NOT TAKE YOUR OLD
CAR IN IRA DIE. THOSE WHO DON'T
HAVE A CAR BENEFIT FROM OUR
LOW PRICES
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DELAY in roof repairing is costly.
Now is the ume to call us for
timing heating. cornice and skyhght
repair. roof painting. c. Gebicke a
Co. AL 18th st. NJ w. CalltFr. 3461.
b. H. HERN. rear 469 H st. N. W..
Thinning. heating. roof painting. slate
roofs repaired, Main sos.
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GOINGS-ON
AT the TheGter'

mond and Pat Grant in Where q
Va Get tn Pants?" Jack joyce
in Nothing Impossible: trank
Reckless and company in SUIT
ring novelty: Will Morris, con-
edy cyclist, and the usual mousse
and screen features.
EARLE-The public penchan'
for Russian melodies in Rus
sian manner is further evidenced
by the Earle's booking OF The
Volga Boatmen, a singing chorus
for the new week beginning sun
day afternoon. This turn. having
no relation to the picture of that
name, is said to be authenticity
composed of emigres from the
Steppes, all of whom are espe-
ciaily talented vocalists. A.
Chandler, widely known Vaude'
vile principal, will be another 1T
traction, as will jazzy rendition
of Hamlet" entitled 1.-THE Purple
Prince" Bowers, Waltred and
Croker, horizontal bar experts
Rube makeup will also be seen
in addition to Russell and Mar
conf, instrumentalsts. The film
feature brings the exotic Joseph
Schildraut in "Meet the Prince,
in which he is supported by Julla
Faye, Vera Steadman. Marguerite
De La Motto and others. Custo-
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the feature photoplay at the RialtO
next week.
"Footloose Widows Is the story
Of Flo and Marion. two appealing
little flappers in an exclusive New
York shop. Merely mannequins,
thew glimpse wistfully at the gor.
geous life of their wealthy patrons,
and. themselves yearning to have
some of the thrill of adventure
and love, before 1t is too late, plan
TO storm the citadel of wealth as
two lovely ladies in widows
weeds-extremely becoming weeds.
at that.
Their startling and Intriguing
plan. looks easy and plausible In
the beginning-but the luolcrous
situations i'm which they embroil
themselves for a time put rather
a damper on their enthusiasm.
The supporting cast includes the
handsome Jason Robards. Nicely
Edwards, Arthur Hoyt, Douglas
Gerard, Jane Winton and several
others.
ington'' for the Atlantic City
beauty pageant will be an added
attraction at the Ratio for the
entire week at the 8 o'c'ock
o. m. performance only. In add
ton to the bathing girl revue.
'"The Maryland Collegians, made
up of 10 Baltimore boys, viii ap-
pear on the stage. Short I'll. AZ
win round out.
PALACE-"Mantrap,"-t the wide.
Nv discussed new novel by Sim
clair Lewis, has been brought to
the screen with cast tnat IN
cludes Clara Bow, Ernest Tor
rendo, Percy Marmt--t, MISS gu
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Pont, Eugene Palette and others
and will be given it's first Wash
1ngton presentations at Loew's
Palace for the new week.
Mantrap," like Mr.. Lewis
other novels, is character study
or a North Woods siren-a for
mer manicure girl from Minnea-
polls who has married a Cana.
dian guide to escape from earn.
ing hep own livelihood ant! who
brings all her flirtatious charms
to bear on a New York divorce
lawyer who has plunged into the
wilderness to forget about wo-
men and who has taken up his
abode at her husbands cabin.
The story derives emotional and
dramatic power from the seducs
1--WE manner in which the girl
forces the attorney to yield to
ner charms and take her out of
the wilderness, her filtration with
an airman who rescues them from
the forest, her ready agreement
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70 return to her husband IL he
will let her go back to the bright
lights and the eventual return
OF the girl to the North Woods
vowing penitence though still
incorrigible in her erotic ten
denotes toward anything In trou-
sers. A Sennett comedy, "Ice
Cold Cocos," Pathe News. Topics,
and special music will round out.
METROPOLITAN - Crandall's
Metropolitan will remain closed
another week while undergoing
extensive improvements, which
include new seats and new
stage, and will reopen Saturday.
July 81, with. Colleen More's latest
vehicle, ELLA Cinders." Shorter
films, special music and stage
features will also entertain.
TIVOLI-W. C. Fields in "It's
the Old Army Came" will be
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mary shorter film features and
house attractions will round out.
COLUMBlA-A spectacular. dra-
matte sensation, featuring Shirley
Mason, Neil Hamilton, Robert
Frazer, William Powell and others.
will be offered at Loew's Column
bia for the new week beginning
Sunday afternoon at 8, when
Paramount presents Zane Grey's
latest romance Of the West, "Des-
ert Gold"
Desert Gold" is romance Of
the Southwest during the lawless
days of the last century, when
the country was ravayed by
bandits. and 1t revolves about the
human quadrangle of a beautiful
SpaniSa.American girl, a young
lieutenant Of the u. s. Infantry,
a play-boy of the East looking for
excitement in the wide open
spaces and a bandit leader of
ruthless cruelty.
Director Seitz, who will be re-
membered as the producer of 1.-The
Vanishing American" has filmed
on the vast scale Of the South
western American deserts.
The program will also include
the Glenn Tryon comedy, 'Ths
Cows Kimona;" the international
Newsreel pictures, Leon Brusiloffs
music and other added features.
RIALTO-"Footloos Widows"
Beatrice Burton's widely read
newspaper serial, has been pic
turized, under the direction Of Roy
Del Ruth, and, featuring Louise
Fazenda and Jacqueline Logan, is