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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-15
LOMAX GIVEN
VALLEY HONOR
500 Attend Shrine AZ
fair at Harlingen
Tuesday Night
Especial 90 The HERALD


HARLINGEN, Feb. 15.-BetweeH
500 and 600 persons from all parts Of
the Valley attended q Shrine danes
in honor OF John T. Lomax on San
Benito, newly elected potentate a
the Alzafar Shrine temple ~ SAN
Antonio. at the Reese-Wil-Mond
hotel here Tuesday night.
Many Shriners from San Antonio
and some from San Angelo augment
ed the huge crowd OF Valley peopla
who turned out to honor the new Of
ficcr.
Mr.. Lomax was introduced 60 cha
gathering by VI. M. Holland of Har-
iinfen, who reviewed briefly the out
standing achievements OF Mr.. Lo-
max. Ben Pupkin was master az
ceremonies, and Mrs. j. p. Cooke was
chairman or N woman's e~ntertain-
ment committee.
"A vaudeville program and q four
round boxing exhibition between Ken
Macy and Dick Wymore, Harrington
boxers under the guidance OF NJ. R.
Cooke, and knockout victora On a
Monday night fight card In Mercedes.
featured the entertainment.
Station KING, the Valley sf6sic
and Radio company, broadcast the
program by remote control.
=
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-15
POTATOES

CHICAGO, Feb. I5.5tP-Potatoes
steady; Wisconsin sacked round
whites 1.65G1.s0; Idaho sacked rus
set Burbanks U. S. No. 1, 1.T5GI.90;
Florida bliss triumphs in crates
3.25.
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RITTER y EGGS

CHICAGO, Feb. 1-lRI-BuEser
lower; creamery extras A 1-2;
standards a.; extra firsts az LA
a.; firsts Al 1902 IL; seconds 80
Gao 1-2.
Eggs higher; firsts % i-2629;
ordinary firsts "a.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-15

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-tP)-Poultrv
alive steady; fowls 2SG25: springs
POSI-; turkeys 25@2S: roo tiers 20;
ducks 22G2s; geese 22624.
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No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

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be able to take a deep breath without
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That drowsy. sleepy feeling after
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HOUSTON BLANK
To Judge ". w. Taylor,
Chairman Democratic Committee,
Brownsville, Texas.
| expect to attend the Democratic National Con-
yention in Houston, and will be in Houston .r.. .... days
or for duration of convention. | have ........ made
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Age ........ Sex ~ 4. With Party ..,x........
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(Sign full name)
Fill out this blank and forward it to the office of Judge
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HOGS

TT. WORTH, Feb. 15.-tR)-Hogs
5000; steady; top Sis: packing sows
6.75@7.00i pigs 6.00@6.25.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-15

CALGARY, Alberta.-A calf bord
On the ranch on Sidney RichArdsoj
has two tails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
Comins-Metropolitan
Something Of Gary Cooper.

CARY COOPER. Paramount star
~ whose recent work In In thu title
role Of beau sabreur." was born In
Helena. Mont. and lived there until
iia was y years old. lie went 10
school In England for three and n
half years. returning to Helena. Al
the age af IL he was about to einha tx
on II career as a cartooniat when he
was battered up In nm automobile ac,
cident md 40 badly hurt that he had
10 stay In Helena OH his dads cattle
ranch,
Later he rode the range for several
months. an experience that has proved
Invaluable to him IN his movie work
On Thanksgiving day In 1917 Gary
went 10 tos Angelica. determined ia
make "A name for himself AZ a com.
mercial artist.
For three months no sold advertis,
Inc space aud then quit the Job ia Join
The Hollywood movie extras, lie ap,
peared In reeler produced on
Poverty Row." and soma producers
who saw his first picture liked It.,
! ia was offered the role OF Abe Lea
In '1'ha Winning of Barbara Worth, "
and then Paramount executives saw
him and gave him a contract.
They started him IN Western roles,
and no made good. His fan mail
grew 10 such an extent that Para.
mount decided IN make him a star,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
JGene Re~e 'JEe (A6NE1
Of DP.CALlGARl-
Lille 7heater
Newman in Soviet Russia.
= N NEWMAN who I, an annual

r N. NEWMAN. who Is an annual
visitor to Washington with his
Travel Talks. is back from a survey OF
Soviet Russia.
Nearly every step OF the 1o.0oo'rsile
tourney brought thrills and hardships.
saws Mr.. Newman. and II VIII be some
time before he RECEIVERS fully from the
threats of officials who challenged his
right to tise his cameras.
Mr.. Newman nevertheless wah
pientifully armed with the proper ere
dentiais 10 photograph nli he saw, ana
ne says he la bringing his sensational
group Of still coiored views and mo-
ton pictures for our enlightenment.
How WAS the train service in Rus
sia?" he WAS asked.
That's one thing I'd like To forget. :"
replied Mr.. Newman. You must re.
member that there IL no recognized
class distinction In Russia today. ana
ihs trains are not made M iirst. sec
0nd and third class An In other Eu'
ropean countries. When you've tohi
aha railway ticket agent where you
want 10 go, he asks YOU how you want
TO travel Ia soft scat or hard seat,
and that's fha extent Of your choice.
pHDHM 3hb u@1'o'a wa ~ '''''' 49,"
yon find a coach which IL about equal
in comfort to one OF our box cars. ana
instead of seats there are bare wooden
shelves four high upon which YOU
climb and there you lay hoping Tor
the best. If On the other hand you DE-
cids 10 travel de luxe and buy SOFT
seat, you enter n diiapidated rnafh at
A. very ancient vintage which u siikhl'
Nv uphoistarsd and very much the
worse for travel.
'.Ops Of our ordinary day coaches
hers IL a gi.ded palaces by comparison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
A Producins Sensation.

HOLLYWOOD'S newest fiim-produc-
l ing power. Howard Hughes. u
year-old president of the Caddo Co.
is said 10 be startling the old-time
movie makers with his ambitious pro-
duction plans.
When he first appeared as head Of
Caddo Productions and produced Two
Arabian Knights" Hughes created
very little stir. In Hollywood he was
regarded as Just another muiti-TAl-
Iionaire. taking a Wild fling at pic
lures.
But today. II Is said. the industry IS
taking Howard Hughes very seriously
for several excellent reasons.
First. because Hughes has already
produced one OF the years biggest sue
c,sscs, Tive Arabian Knights"
Second. because the youthful pro-
tizicer is in the business 10 stay and Il
making plans for future production on
4 gigantic scale:
And third because in addition to
having unlimited capital of his own.
Hughes has brains and initiative and
some daring and distinctive ideas
about Eliminating which he has the
ability and finances 10 carry through.
Hughes Is now producing "Hell's
Angels" a spectacular picture OF Ehe
Royal Air Force. which. il is claimed
will cost upwards OF 81, 000. eco. His
latest gesture. however. Is in signing
Parauount's well known star, ThomaS
Meighan for series OF pictures TO h.
made by the CS6do Co. and tn be re
leased by Paramount. Far,ous-Lasky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
PALACE-"Reau Sabreur."

Current attractions at Locw's Pal
ace Theater include the screening OF
Percivai Wrens Beau Sabreur," a
sequel to Beau Geste," stage pres
entation titled oddities" J. Virgil
Huffman's organ music, M-G-M News
and Loews Palace Concert Orchestra,
under the direction of Harry Borjes-
The story of Beau Sabreur" Is laid
in the quarters of the Foreign Legion
at Aigiers, then switches to the vast
Sahara Desert. Gary Cooper appears
in the title role, that of Maj. Henri de
Beaujolais, a handsome. dashing Off
Ger i'm the French Army and a beau
sifuI swordsman. The leading fernl-
nine role is played by Evelyn Brent.
and others in the cast are William
Powell, Noah Berry, Arnold Kent,
Mitchell Lewis. Roscoe Harms, Joan
standing, Frank Reicher, Oscar Smith
and Raoul Paoli.
Oddities" Is described as a novelty
revue. with a cast of new idea" sing
ars, dancers. comedians and pretty
girls. Featured are the Palace Syn
copators, with Wesley Eddy. guest
conductor: Toots Noyello. dancer: Earl
and Bell, instrumentalists and singers.
and late features OF Ed Wynn's Grab
Bag" Lewis and Dody, comedians. in
comedy Offering. Hello. Hello,
Hello and the six English Tivoli
girls in new tips on toes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
EARLE-"Get Your Man"

The Earle Thsater offers as its pro-
gram in photoplay and stage presenta-
tons for the third week OF its changed
policy, Clara Bow In Get Your Man,
French comedy adapted from Louis
terneuil's play. with Charles Rogers
the object Of her chase Edward l.
and Hyman's Broadway feature, called
The All Night Club"
Russ Morgan and his Is syncopat.
ors heads the list OF "All Night Club
features with Morgan acting as mas
ter of ceremonies and other features
including the three Night Club BOYS.
Caffrey and Miller. Madeline White.
GYPSY Byrne and Vassilu and kliSter.
Get Your Man." a Paramount pic
ture. has Partisan locale. although
there IL no Apache atmosphere or gay
night life. Rather, the story is one ~
sparkling humor with "a wax-workS
museum as the center OF activities a
new twist. IL Is said. has even been
added To the love element. IL is the
story OF an American girl who fails
In love with French youth who has
been engaged 20 another girl since
habyhood. Getting her man out o.
the engagement so she can claim him
herself forms the chief comedy sit
uation.
Daniel Breeskin and his augmented
orchestra. with overture features ans
the Earle Topical Review. with several
incidental numbers. comprise the bal.
ance OF the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
Nasimova Nervous.

WITH New York IN the throes OF
stage censorship and with play
turys throwing good "A bad produe-
lions alike ipts the scrap heap he
eauAa they peryert public morals"
Nazimaya, famous dramatic nctress,
says she's glad her vaudeville tour
took her away frum Manhattan when
IL did.
Not" says the star, thai my
sketch can be- construed IN any way
10 be- immoral but while WAS III The
Palace Thsaier, the censorship agiinr
ton was just getting under way,
Every afternoon during the saeand
week of my engagement ! saw ono
or more siergymsn IN The andisne.
One day | counted half a dozen
II was very much afraid What II
they should not like IL, my sketch
which | knew WaH the best | had had
Ia several Seasons. u was nerve rack.
ing and ] WAS glad 10 get away,
1.-THE nearest ] eama 10 eansnrship,
however, WAS n pleasant letter from
one NJ The visiting nlernsmnn wha con
graduated me, shping my aet WAS Ia.
Ing as much us his preaching IN show
nenpla the beauty and truth VI re
l'Jisn"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

used heretoforel for lighting Aim sets
and was 50 successful that II IL def,
nitely predicted that ineandesccntS In
the near future will he used exciu
| sively in making pictures.
I'm presentations:
"'fhe introduction af the magma,
| scope, a device which permits pictures
to be shown on a screen many times
as large as the former standard, Was
The tlrst blk step taken tn improve
projection since pictures began, II has
| opened mp new fields of pre- lection int,
nrnNement.
"Iaramount's experimental depart,
ment developed u wholly new method
for creating sound effects electrically,
which have set new standard.
I'm MIN laboratory work:
al the Paramount laboratory, a de,
vice was perfected I'm 49,; for process,
ms negatives which revaiutianiscs
this field, and guarantees absolute uni.
fasmity Of negative developing, sa,v.
Ing II problem which has faced MIN
laboratories since pictures were first
made,
'''fhesa have been the marked de.
Nelenments 1T the year, tho most sadi,
eal tho industry has known III Ia wears
and their possibilities seem limisless, p"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

John Barrymore is the star at the
Fox Theater this week in his latest
production. when a Man Loves" a
screen version Of one OF the worlds
greatest love epics. better known as
"Manon Lescaut," a classic OF the
opera stage and OF romantic fiction.
Dolores Costello plays the role OF
Manon in chief support to Barry.
more scintillating De Grieux. and
others in the cast are Warner GLAND.
Stuart Holmes, Holmes Herbert, Tom
Santschi. Eugene Besserer and
Templat Saxo.
Produced and presented In the law
ish length of almost 10 reels. when
a Man Loves" is described as one Of
the seasons most brilliant film
achievements" in its scenic quality as
well as in its story appeal, and Barry
more, in his role Of Fabien. the young
religious novice caught up In a swirl
storm of love, death-defying adventure
and tragedy. is said to reach great
dra matte heights.
An elaborate and picturesque pro-
logue is offered as the main stage at
traction to introduce the picture.
Vocal, dance and musical numbers
from "Manon" are presented by the
Fox ballet, chorus and principals. A
special overture and Fox Movitone
News are added features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
LITTLE THEiTER-"'The Cabinet Of
DIR. CaIigari."

1.-THE Cabinet Of DIR. Caiigari,
Tfa's wierd masterpiece, has been
held over for a second weeks engage
ment at the Little Theater.
This is in response to- the interest
shown by Washington audiences view
ing this unforgettable Gernan-rnada
picture. in which Werner kraus. Lii
Dagoyer and Conrad Veidt play the
leading roles "CaIigari" was directed
by Robert Wiene, and Is said TO be
the first film to present the phantasies
of a disordered mind Its technique
has been widely followed both in
European and American films. and its
popularity has been attested by the
enthusiastic support given the Motion
Picture Guild in it's revival
The feature is supplemented by 4
Harry Langdon comedy. The Cats
Meow" showing the moon-faced ex-
plorer OF night clubs in one of his
most CONFUSING roles, and Little
People OF the Sea" microscopic film
produced under the direction Of Lewis
H Toihurst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

For the frs. time in the history OF
the screen. IL has been announced
black titles viii be seen on n feature
photoplay.
Edwin Carewe. Observation-Disclosures,
with Inspiration Pictures. Inc. who
has Just completed the picture FRA
mona" starring Dolores Del Rio. Is
responsible for this.
1T should not be q novelty" says
CSrewe, II do not know why We
have never used black titles before.
They are natural. but have never. o.
my knowledge, been used. The daily
paper Is rsinted In black letters en-
white news stock: the musicians play
from black notes on the stair the
books ccutain black letters--snd why
not the titles en- the SrrcSu~ss
Carewc also adds that black tttl@s
ON white background are easier on
the human eyes than white titles,
which. the airSctoS- points cut. are
gering, The dark words will be more
rcStgal. he adds,
"RanaonA" viii be the tfyst motion
picture 10 carry this new idea Ia titles
and Carewe plans 20 use black titles
in all az his film plays HEREAFTER. II is
said,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
His Country"

WILLIAM Il, It0WAHD'a latest
~ direatnriai effort for rathe, s"iiis
Country" with Rudolph aehlldkraut
10 the tile role, has started actual
filming.
Louise nrassaf nortrays ths femi :
nina lead Opposite it,dalph sehiidr
luant. Milton linimea The Juvenile
lead ahd FrIia Field tho important
toia Of Russian terrorist.
Al original story by Julian Joseph.
sen, prepared for thu screen by
sonya i,eslen IN collaboration with
The author If tha ntisiuai ''iiia
Country" brings 10 the screen an
intimate perturbation Of Americas
vast hnr,is Ut adopted anna aud
daughters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
"Great Turning Point. :"

"T'HE movies are ou' OF their In
fancy. The old phrase takes ON a
moaning more convincing than ever
before In the light Of survey or Hoi'
| lywood today" This comes from the
Paramount workshop.
when tho history OF motion pic
lures for 1897 In written, II may "ell
be chronlcled an the year af the great
turning point. when iiim pfoduoti"n.
distribution and presentation snudrhlS
| emerged from their youth AMI ABRUPT
" began In grew up, Just az 10 wears
ago hardy pioneers set new stanuafus
In program features aud speeials
| which have since been followed, 80 IN
1877 the pioneers have again stepped
| To tha fore aud instituted new radical
changes, upsetting all traditions anu
successfully accomplishing what had
been declared impossible.
briefly. here IL what has been done
along new paths In 1897,
"tiose.np pictures of aviation had
been declared impossible tn make. To-
day, 'Wings,' raramount's air epic,
10 per cent OF II photographed thnu'
| sands 81 feet above tho grnhd, Is the
| sensation Ut the MIN world, a oons
t.o"'"N tN'Hi'i INV ISH"H w ~"
Condemned, viii soon make It's bid
a. setsatinn IN the same class,
since itlma began. the hannv end
lnE had been considered an absolute
necessity 10 tllm success, In iasf.
Underworld 'fhe Way Of All
fIssh' aud children Ut nivntfe.'
none af which has Il happy ending,
| nave heen not only suoeessIui, but tho
nrst two have heen spectacular III
their tsiumphs.
The Way Ut An Flesh alsproved
that a romantic love ators ~ a nenes
atty, u proved that the public wants
Kreat characterization and simplicity
~ story, and given thesa. dnes not
| demand the Juvenile inva interest,
I'm Chang and stark Lave MIN
meiadramaa Ut tha uaoat vivid type
were produced IN tina iunalas af aiam
| aud The hidden reeaaHns III the North
Gafaltna mountains, respectively, with
all native easis, whose members had
newer stepped hafare or even seen a
NATHAN ntninre ramava bsfare,
I'm production meihndh
'i'atHlnaunt nsnaeimentad extern,
alvelS with inoanaeaoeAl lighting In,
stead ct ealhan ara iaMia always
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
Mrs, Dempsey Signs.

ESTEfI.E TAYLOR. who is Mrs
Jack Dempsey in private life, 81
play opposite George O'Hrsen In
Honor soana," WsRsiesa Sheehan.
vice president and general manaxeg
" koN Films. announced this week
that he had signed her toy the part.
Miss TASier atsasaea her trSt sac,
ee$s In nossen y, lures opposite lcl \
Gilbert In "Mease Celss,>." which Mas
revived reeentaS i'm New Work. ta
While New York SseenS~ ard i'm ~
Fsscs There Was" ali pre<ssNrea by ENsx,
To SaatscAt, another Sarmer yNs>
star. viii return 10 the Aet in "iieaos
koand," SantSea, ,slayeSt taspSxtang
rysles III "Sseerla." '~rhsNN Raa MeN. ''
The fseMlercr~ and "RyaSs (NNsa
Naatltneats
"tteaes RNana" Is a Stranassks sseEv
~ the contract c<Anvfct @eee sSsteEs,
haSett on novel by Jack Neshes. a
tSfasteShaa.. Ala-, newsrAs>er waAa,
g. Graham eskee wrote the Ss>eaaeses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
RIALTO-"A Mans Past"

~ Mans Past" the first American
made picture starring the Europea u
actor. Conrad Neids. is the feature at
the Rialto this week.
Eeidt. known on the continent as
the European Barrymore. was little
known in the United States until he
appeared in two UFA productions,
The Three Wax Works" and The
Cabinet OF DIR. Cai;gari." He was
brought 10 this country by Universal
Pictures Corp, who have provided
him with "a Mans Past" an atsapta.
ton of the famous Hungarian play.
Diploma"
The story concerns a noted phySi.
clan who Is sentenced TO n le-year
prison term for taking the law into his
own hands and putting to death pa
tIent suffering an incurahle disease,
lie escapes prison and Is preparing to
get out ut the country when he finds
an old friend who has gone blind, For,
feitiag his own desires, he stays with
the friend and helps him.
The story builds 10 a startling
climax when tho physician Is receg.
nixed by n prison official and once
more sees the prison walls facing him.
How he eventually wns \ complete
pardon and the heart OF the girl whe
has stuck by him Is said 20 he an alb
sorhing tale.
The supporting cast Includes Ian
Keith. Barbara Bedford. Arthur I'D,
mund Carewe. Gecrge StessaaRa. Cer~
liss Palmer and Charles ru1y,
The stage presentation consists OF .
musical novelty. AN Evealng at
Home" offering concerted vocal sola.
duet aud trio hy group Of singers
The Rialte Orchestra, Rox Rona,eu
conducting. plays "EchNes FeNm the
Metropolitan Opera" Tor the overture.
and a Cnllegtans comedy and the In,
tcrnatlanal Newseeei are the aaxts,
iary Atm offerings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

''Sadie Thompson" Gloria Swan,
sons second independent United
Artists picture. which Ii now heing
shown tor the tirst time 1T l.cew =
,"iumhia Theates. II adapted fguAa
one OF the most aramatio and widely
discussed short stories Of n.adern lls,
erature~"Aliss Thompson, nv W
Somerset Maashan,, and Was directed
by Eaoul Walsh,
Tho story IL Sadie Thosnnsea's
domination by u tSpahalSset South Sssss
rAfermer, oliver llamiltaa. wha
fafces her to confess that She Ia Az
.eNte from the underworld at San
Francisco and then determines 10
hreak her defiant spirit and gain her
repentance, IN one ag the n.yat vital
themes In nsestern literature, ssSatile
Thompson" Ii the sort at screen mar
rattve that " et Interest 10 aea and
women everywhere, hecause les char
aeters are everyday people, aud their
personalities ara helievahle, The
situation which develops fyssN the re
TURNER Ntamtttan's struggle to ehease
between his devotion 60 duty and the
cali Ut warldlx desires forms elisaax
OF dramatie raweh
kauel Walsh, In addition to direct
tng PLAYS the rale et Sergeant
n'tiars at the Marlnes opposite Miss
Swanson, Me,nherA ef the east are
tstanel @rrNmere, M the rule sc
Hamilton, Hlaaehe saidariel a. Mrs,
tlamiHan, TIA lola In whteh she
achieved a ssgmal success an the staxas
,haeles Lana a. In Nephan tNAfs
eaee MllgeN as Mrs Mcthall ialNeS
~ Marvas a. loa llaea. the iaga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08
Dlnoo coNElo, lea Nears Of age

DiEs'o coNElo, 1ed wears ct ase,
IL seins III see himself on the
screen, ineideatiN, s'eneia II going 10
see his first movie a. the same time.
t'aneio Ii a Temeeula Indian wha
was engaged by Edwin careWe, direct,
Ing the nhaloplay version ag "Ra'
mana," 10 appear In the massacre
seenes which form 81 Important u
partiam Of the Helen Hunt Jackson
atutN.
These scenes will not ha new 10
Comets, az he IN said % Welt rememhes
tho actual entan.les many years agn
the sama entsadas that nsNtnl,te,s
Mrs, jackson ia place them ON PAPER.
The agea indian has never haea H.
A movie. 1t required several hours ef
persuasive means tetaa lieeetar Ia
rawa before ha WeAld permit hlmsslt
ia paae heIafe the clicking cameras
tie win attend the ngemleee reItatm.
anaa Ut "Ramanah AZ a NAraenal quest
NJ naloges nel Rle and VaeeWA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

TUE biggest electric sign In Wash
iDgton, Illuminating Thirteenth
streei d city block ana visible n mile,
in now working on The Thirteenth
street side NJ tbs Earle Theater hiiitd
Ing. Thirteenth street just below y
The sign, perpendicular, spells Earle, f"
There is "a space 9f z feet betweeB
sanh letter and the iettefssara ~ feet
high and illuminated by 6h9 bDwatt
light bulbs If high intensity,
According 10 electricians, enough
eisoiricity In used 10 illuminate 100
average homes In Washington.
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