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The Washington times., 1928-07-19

Up to the present time but one
new play is announced for Broad.
way next week. On Monday
evening a farce by Seaman Lewis.
entitled The Lawyers Dilemma"
opens at the Belmont Theater
with i cast including Robert q
Pitkin, Isabel Dawn. Lee Beros.
Hal Munnis Mary Mead, David
Manning and Robert Toms. Mr.
Lewis play. II seems is based on
the plot of piece called Babies
a Ia Carte" presented some time
ago at Wallack's Theater. We are
assured however. that the new
play contains little more than 4
hint. Of the earlier piece.
No matter how weary and worn.
other vaudeville performers may
feel during the heated spell, bands
keep on humping tinremittingly.
apparently stimulated BY their.
own music. Thus Will Oakiand,s
band. not fatigued at all by con.
current performances AT his night
clubs, will essay to drown out the
ocean at ar Rockaway And
Dave Bernie AMI his Hotel Roose.
welt Orchestra will ibrate at the
Fordharn.
Concerning ticket brokers'. here
Is 4 story which may amuse you.
IA man from upstate. who had
been warned against city sIickers
and their wiIes. went to the
Lyric on one 81 the hot nights.
accompanied by his wife.
Outside the theater. where THE
Three Musketeers Is playing. d
frightened sidewalk broker was.
trying TO dispose OF two seats.
He offered them to the farmer
at ridicnlousIy low prices. con.
sidering the $3.50 top prevailing
ut the box office. but the hick
laughed and said he wasn't to be
fooled by any faxed tickets.
While paying hts $500 at the
box office he actually lodged a
complaint against the broker out.
side.
The Washington times., 1928-07-19

ped Mr.. Kafka, instantly on his
guard.
Why. the report about -ah-1
Don't lie! know you. now
he cried, and blew a police
whistle.
In an instant we were the cen.
ter Of 4 frenzied crowd. What
happened? Well, IL III must be
told. the crowd tell upon us and
beat us to death. And our bodies
were never recovered.
But .Jardin Lido goes on. And
now We hope Washington eyes
have been opened! Watch for the
next instaIlment of the expose!
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
CHAPTER i

CHAPTER ]
Here we are, imprisoned on this
lofty eminence without q chance
OF escape. The doors are guarded.
the. walters are prodding us with
salad forks and the musicians are
growing on1fnot1sly. Maurice
Kafka. proprietor OF the establish
nlent. stands before MS. laughing
fiendisialy lit our plight We are
writing this report behind our
backs. so please excuse pune
tuation and spelling. Help! Helpl
Help!
Little did we think that this
fate would be ours on an evef' =
which opened so auspicously. N
The Doctor. the chairman. IA
two charming cornpaniof com.
posing the committee walked onto
the roof garden disguised as Oher-
Annnergau wood-carvers. 50 as to
attract little attention.
Above all, We desired to keep
The mana snent in the dark az
to our true mission--to discover
the FACTS regarding night life
in Wa gton
Smiling blandly, q waiter whose
uncle low Is retired from Federal
service, approached us,
we would like d table, said
the chairman.
"a table--wha for?" asked the
waiter.
I'VE wish to sit down" the
Doctor remarked.
Perhaps tan find some
chairs suggested Joe Helpful.
as we Immediately nicknamed the
servitor.
"A table And chairs. and that
right speedily" the Doctor reared.
in fearsome imitation OF John B.
Daniel. the radio announcer.
And perhaps. sandwich
said Joe. winking SUCCESSFULLY.
Just then two shots rang out.
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
Watch This Space!
by jim RING
THE BIG OUTDOOR RESORT EXPOSE,
NO. HARDIN LIDO


The fooUn0 manuscript catsup (or ketchup)
It had been off The presumably disorderly con-
duct.
The dscoverer Of the botte Mr. Annemick states:
AZ soon as it, knew it was catsup Tor ketchup1
bottle Ny next thought was find what the manu-
script said but had left my glasses in certain apart
ment Imagine my embarrassment when two shots rang
out -
The manuscript contained the report Of the Committee
of Four elfapponted investigate conditions in Wash
inofcn outdoor The report affected Jardn Lido
the Arlington Hotel roof garden. It follows:
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
Mr.. FLANAGAN

Mr.. E'lAANNAtTAN
The Committee Of Four Of this
department. investigating outdoor
resorts. leaves 10 the national
archives the liIkenesses u these
three worthies Of the ,Jardin Lido
band Emory DoHgherty. drums.
leader; Bob Oliver. saxOpIone.
and Frank Flanagan. banjo and
vocal.
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
lAD DROWNED m RIVER

coNsHoHoCKEN. Pa, July ID
Eugene f. Murphy. 7-year-old. was
swept away by the swift current Of
the Schuylkill River while he was
swimming with several compaions
He struck a deep section Of the
river known as the channel and
was unable ito breast the swollen
current
The Washington times., 1928-07-19

And so the screen folk idIed their
rest day away watching the surf
of the Pacific. and the great
winged pelicans that float lazily
along its shores.
A lot OF talent will be on the
set tomorrow when they begin to
shoot interference" on the Para
mount lot. Olive Brook Is the
man In the case, and Doris Ken
yon the girl. and the Menace
will be Evelyn Brent. Surely 4
great crew for Director Lothar
Mendes to work with. The title.
incidentally, has been changed
back to THE Crime OF Interior
ence," although that seems due
to cause the exhibitors electricity
bills to soar when the names goes
up in lights.
Doug Fairbanks. jr., has been
making steady strides toward in-
dependent and individual stardOm
which eclipse those taken by his
, Dad---at similar age. Of course.
As you know, he did great work
in THE Barker" and now is to
have another break In the real
big time. Doug. Jr. has been cast
in the juvenile role in Greta Gar
bo's film "A Woman OF Affairs"
which may be called 'Decency'
and should be called The Green
Hat" Marjorie Daw is the out
standing probability for the part
of "Napier's' wife. Venice" an
important role in the picture.
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
|WHENFEATUREIS|
|SAOWN0NSCREEN

COLUMBIA-Syd Chaplin. in
Skirts: 1915. 1880. 2:2S, AIS;
6:O4, 500 and 10.
EARI4E--Richard BarthelmesS.
in "The Wheel of Chance; 1851.
ISL. 4:03. 5:4S, 7:45 and 9:5S.
FOX-Helene Costello ami owen
Moore, in Husbands For Rent:
12:45. 2:45, 4:45, 8 and 10.
METROPOLlTAN-wnl Rogers,
in "A Texas Steer: 1885, 1:S5,
3:35, 5:S5, 735 and 9:35.
PALACE--1O45, 1910, 217. 4:24,
SAC. 1855 and 1904,
The Washington times., 1928-07-19

REFRIGERATION = any kind
N Of refrigeration is a step to-
wards better way of living.
But the quality of your refriger>
alton is Importantly not have
the best? Norge electric refriger>
alton Of course!
For Norge is -diferent- quite diff.
ferent from other refrigerators-
its of exclusive rotary type design
without the usual pistons and
connecting rods to breed noise.
Only three small sturdy moving
parts and these are submerged in
oil under pressure. Quiet! Eco
nomicaI! Reliable!
~ ~ u n u ~ ~ ID ID N D
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
So That's the Secret

Adclph Men1ou, the star OF "A
Night Of Mystery now playing
a Loew's Columbia, attended the
Culver Military Academy. The
training he received there helped
him portray the role of Captain
Terreol in his latest picture.
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
WOULD DIVORCE CONVICT

UNIONTOWN, Pa, July IU.--SerV-
ing a two-year term. in the Ale
eheny county workhouse for embez.
element, Claude E. Meckes, former
Justice at Hopwood, near here, will
be gra lied the privilege of coming
TO Uniontowfs for hearing in his
wife's divorce action. She claims
The Washington times., 1928-07-19
CHAPTER III.

Our table was located near the
orchestra, which Emory Dough
erty was whipping into 4 violent
latheT We had no sooner gained
our bearings and were toying
with them when young man
who turned out to be Frank
Flanagan MOT the Frank Flanr
agau, of the Ourisman Chevrolet
Company threw down his banjo
and began 70 sing about his al
legged weaknesses for diamond
rings, baby talk, etc, etc.
As he concluded. the spotlight
was turned on George Oliver,
Rachma ninoff's greatest rival. wht
pianoed away TO such furious
effect that we feared for the
quivering mass OF wood and ivory.
The floor was filled with dane
ing couples--''the flower Of Wash
ington's youth" IN the words of
Mr.. Kafka, who had sidled up
behind us ana was observing the
goings-on with-well. shall we
say .gusto?" Gusto. then.
Mr.. Daniel. the announcer, vol
unteered to announce the enter
tanners. He did it well. elo-
quently. The entertainers danced,
sang and told stories about their
experiences in the Spanish-Anner-
lean war, which were undoubtedly
fictitious.
The committee partook of sand
witches and other viands. JTnfor-
tunately, the Doctor let fall re-
mark about the report.
Report? What report?" snap
, 1928-11-10
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Evening star., 1928-02-28
Hard To Be Wise

NV old Scdan's as good as new, al
though twas bought in -, and many
hills it's fought; it would be wise. !
have no doubt, to wear the good old
wagon out, before Il new ones bought
1t never causes any Voc, | always find
II prompt to go, without groan or
sigh: and it can hit Il dizzy gait when
some excited. speeding skate would
hlithcly pass Il by. But people view it
With n smile because the windshield s
out OF style. the hood of old design;
they gather round r,c when park.
and say il looks like Noan'S ark, that
&ood old bus Cf mine. l tell my friends
how good il IS. how ii can paw the
croUnd and whis With any bus in town
how it can climb thc StccpcSt hrac
without y casting giving way, or bear
ing breaking down But they survey its
ancient lines and say it's showing all
thc signs Of gross dcCreptitidc. they
would not ride i'll such 4 van. they say
10 me. as man 10 man. Unless they were
Won SteWed. II | We're OF determined
mold, If | We're dauntleSS. stern and
bold, I'd let NY friends so hang: l
would hot heed their Jokes and jeerS.
but CheCrlly for many years Id drive
my old Shebau&. But l am like the
other guys. l know the course that s
sane and wise. but have a rabbit 5
heart. cannot stand for ridiculc. and
50 ere long you'll SEQ me tool brand
new shining cart. How many dollars
have VIC spent bCCauSr some idle jccr-
Ing gent i0kcd in the markctplacc?
How many doodadS have We bought be-
cause unlanpily VIC caught 4 smile on
some ones face? WALT MASON.
tConvricht. 1881
Evening star., 1928-02-28
"Y" GLEE CLUB READY
FOR BENEFIT MINSTREL
Dress Rehearsal Scheduled Tonight.
Advance Seat Sale Is Success,
SAYS Director.

Members OF the V M. c. A. Glee
Club will hold final dress rehearsal
tonight III preparation for the benefit
minstrel show they will stage tomorrow
night in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth and
Harvard streets
The advance ticket sale indicates that
The objective Of thc show--to raise
funds for the boys department of the
\. NJ G. A,-~will be attained, it was
said today by Louis B. Thompson. Glee
Club director. A large cast has been
working hard to insure success
Proceeds will be used to send dele
cation Of 10 boys to Niagara Falls in
recognition OF their marked all-around
development" during the past year as
members Of the boys department.
Randolph +. Myers is general man
agtr OF the show and Mrs. Grace STAN
ley Stevens, accompaniSt of the Glce
Club. is assisting IN the arrangements.
William GrCnt2 will be interlocutor.
End men will include Dan Abbott Ira
kridcr. Ihcodor Morgan and Marbury
Seaman
Evening star., 1928-02-28
HUNT SAYS HICKMAN
DROVE HIM TO CRIME
Co-Defendant in Druggists Murder
Testifes Threats of Death Forced
Him TO Aid Hold-Up.
By the Axsoc a.ed Press.


LOS ANGELES. February 28.-Tes-
timony O: Welby Hunt, co-dctendant
with William Edward Hickman on
charges Of Staying c. Ivy Toms. drug
e&st, n a gun battle here more than
a year ago. remained to be completed
g. today's session O! the trial
Threats of death 3y Hickman forced
Hunt 20 join n the fatal hold-up at
tempt. the latter testified n his own
defense yesterday. II positive asscr-
tons he placed al The blame for the
shooting Of Toms On Hickman.
"youl take part n this noId-up or
I've something IN my pocket here that
will take care ot YOU" Hunt testified
Hickman threatened
Hunt testified he never fred a shot
n the Toms drug store. and that AL
the time ne was scared 10 death" He
Denied that he had lost his hat in the
rush 10 escape bat identified q hat as
the properly ot Hickman. The hat had
been identified by other witnesses as
having beer! worn b. Hunt
Evening star., 1928-02-28
PLASTIC SURGEON SUED.
Woman Who Lost Legs After Op
Grafton Asks S20D. 600.

CHICAGO. February e m preci5c
q $500 900 damage suit has Deen fled
i1 Circuit Court against DR. Henry J.
6ch!rcson, plastic surgeon. ny attorucve
for Miss Sadie Holland. whose legs had
10 be anpu.ated following an opcrat ,gu
~ s,cslghan them several weeks ago
Dr. schYesCn. IN accepting service
teniec haTirg performed tho operation
Mss Holland x stlli .u q hospital
Evening star., 1928-02-28
SEES CONTINUATION
Of CHINESE POLICY
u. S. Anticipates No Change
in Program. MacNurray
Says in Shanghai.
81 Ire Assncl atna Press.

r. ,he Associated rrcss.
SHANGHAI China. FEBRUARY cS.-No
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0la''Se o. '''e N'''''>''' '>'''Ns
ness and generosity Tor me ChmcSe DC
snite the rapidly changing circum-
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N'''''>>0 va =
by the American NoNe'n'nFh'' Sa'o 'ohh
Van A NacMurYay. American Minister
al Pcking. last night
Speaking before The American COM
nl}nitv at a dinner given by the Ameri-
can Clamhc" cf Commerce. Nr Mac
Murray said his recent trip % WASH
fnctou had resulted iii no alterations il
tie Chinese policy If tA> United states.
Which continues ono cf 'a&aNtiug the
80. t''..,' - ~, ''''>''''''
III added that trr China problem re-
mains the same rs II has been for wears
end 6 likely ~ couii1,,,c for wears to
come.
roy, sor u,,,,,x
Inc Sn.or!cs . Mln'S.tE nov ) On :
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Evening star., 1928-02-28
MANY DIE IN WRECK.
Thirteen Bodies Recovered From

Thirteen Bodies Recovered From
Collapsed Theater i'll Brazil.
RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil. February
IS l4N.--A motion picture theater III
Curityba, State Of Parana. Brazil, coll
lapsed during performance Sunday
Many persons were killed, a ma ajority
Of whom were women and children.
SAYS dispatch from that city. Thir-
teen bodies have been recovered.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

car is first to select a depend
able dealer.
General Motors dealers ex.
pect to do business with every
customer not once but many
times. The goodwill of every
man or woman who drives a
car out of their stores is their
most important asset for the
future. They are careful that
every car shall represent value
in proportion to its price.
Go to one of them for a
used car that will give you de-
pendable transportation at
the lowest possible price; and
make the purchase, if you
choose, through the conven-
lent CNAC Plan.
Evening star., 1928-02-28

A GENERAL MOTORS
franchise gives stand
l. ing to an automobile
merchant in any community;
but it is equally true that the
character and reputation of
the merchant give dignity to
the franchise.
Therefore General Motors
endeavOrs to select its dealers
with special care, and extends
every cooperation to make
their business permanent
This policy is important to
you in the purchase of a new
car. but it is vital i'm the selec-
ton of a used car. For the way
to select a dependable used
Evening star., 1928-05-24

to do so. Poor thing She is horribly
frightened--and IL is terrible
1t was appalling. Bah hid her face
In her mothers shoulder as the storm
brte with rage of elements III the
wind had turned every soul III the
grandstand would have been drenched,
although that was not the worst OF It.,
Some one began to sing and others 10
beat time. A sharp crack interrupted
and some on cried: "Sit still" Emma
felt creepiness of apprehension. Sup
pose the old building. unused to such a
heavy weight, should collapse? The
best thing to do in any case was TO
"Sit still"
ITS leaking right down upon mel"
Bah said.
1t was The rain had forced its way
through the roof in a thousand places.
Emma raised her umbrella and held 1t
over her brood. Then she saw a
trickle descending upon Lucia'S silk
clad shoulder. She saw also that Lucia
had closed her eyes to shut out the
glare of lightning, and that her hands
were shaking with nervous fear.
Instantly Emma shifted the UNI
brella ever the woman beside her, then
as blast of thunder seemed tearing
the earth to pieces, she put her arm
about Lucia.
1T will soon be over now" she said.
Bob. how many did you count between
the flash and the report?"
I, only three that time--Oh! Now
counted ski" the gallant little fellow
| cried.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Lucia. moaning. leaned close to En-

Lucia, moaning, leaned close to En-
mas comforting embrace.
"Oh!" II only stayed at home she
said. Il don't see what made me want
to come. But I was lonely and
IT counted 10 that time! exclaimed
Bobby.
"Why, you are giving me all the UNI
brella?" she said. And you are getting
wet. all of you. Here! I can't take It,,
Emma"
Emma smiled
I'VE haven't anything on that will
spoil. Your dress will be ruined,
Lucia"
Bah, trying to be hospitable, held
out the bag of popcorn, and to Emma's
amazemcnt, Lucia reached in white
hand and took few grains.
Mamma" Bah said. 1.-The hot dog
man ran away and left his stand and
the hot dogs are all burning up"
He will come back now. Look! There
comes the light" Emma said.
The storm had gone on up the valley.
The rain dwindled into drops like n
hose that is shut off. People began to
appear. the band struck up and Arthur
and Merle came splashing through the
puddles toward the grandstand to join
their mother.
Are you going home now, Emma?"
Lucia asked. If you arc I will take
YOU in my car"
Evening star., 1928-05-24

THANK you, Lucia. but there are so
many of us, and the children"
1t was Lucia who now put her arm
about Emma while her eyes rested visit
fully on Bab's charming little face.
II envy you these same children
and your courage-and calm self-re-
lance in time like this and-every-
thing, Emma" she sighed. So 1t was
that the big tires of Lucia's car splash
ed through the puddles instead of
Emma's worn shoes. She sat beside
Lucia, quietly happy. She had found
her old friend again and she was sure
from Lucia's manner that she should
never again lose her.
Copyright. 1929
THE END.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
THE EVENING STORY

Beach Flirts. You pay a nickel and
throw ball"
A low rumble Of thunder interrupted
the child
Dear mel" Emma said THAT does
sound naughty. doesn't it? But the sky
is all blue"
You can't see it here" Bob said.
He had taken his station one side of
her. while Bah did the same on the
other side.
mo. It's all behind the grandstand.
coming down Third Brook Bah
amended.
We'll, we shall be all right here, 1t
may pass away. and If 1t does come it
won't last long" Emma said comfort
ingly.
The instant darkening of the air, an
other crash and snap of lightning that
lit downward rush of rain drops had
sent people flying to shelter. Emma
saw Arthur and Merle fly toward the
long building where the poultry was
housed. They would be safe and dry
there. A procession of people were en-
tering the grandstand, whipped into
, agility by the breathless downpour,
Emma heard voice:
Let me in here. pleaSe?"
She looked up into Lucia Lull'S face.
How pale Sne Is! Emma thougnt,
and then remembered that when they
had been girls in the same set Lucia S
fear of thunderstormS had marked her
for many a good laugh. Why hadn't
Lucia stayed in her car? But of course
IL was like her to leave it and run to
the grandstand for shelter.
Come sit on mama's lap and make
room for the lady" Emma said and
took Bah upon her lap. while in the
press and confusion Lucia dropped in
to Babs place. She was thinking
Lucia hasn't really spoken to me for
years, not since she got lifted to her
present station. wonder If she will
now. I don't care, shan't wait for her
Evening star., 1928-05-24

nal Division Thursday, May 81. on
the indictment charging him with con-
tempt of the United States Senate in
refusing to answer questions concern
ing the bonds of the Continental Trad
ing Co.
United States Attorney Leo. A. Rover
had asked that the trial proceed next
Monday. but counsel for the oil man
requested the trial be deferred until
June S, by which time. 1t is expected,
the District Court of Appeals will have
decided the appeal of Harry F. Sinclair,
who was held In contempt The de-
cision in that case would shorten the
trial of Stewart, it was stated. and
might even make a trial unnecessary.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Russian Asks Name Changed.

Joseph ID. Nusenov yesterday asked
the District Supreme Court to change
his name to New. He is of Russian
parentage and declares that his name
is difficult to remember, spell and pro-
nounce. He is represented by Attorney
Abraham w. Lilienthal.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
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STEWARDS TRIAL SET
MAY 81 BY SlDDONS

Standard Oil Man will Have to
Face Court Despite
Delay Plea.
Robert w. Stewart, chairman of the
board of the Standard Oil Co. of In
diana, will be called for trial before
Justice Frederick l.. Siddons in Crimi-