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DATES FOR PIMLIC0
STAKES ARE LISTED

BALTIMORE. Md, July 13.--Mary-
land Jockey Clubs Fall turf meet, at
Pimlico, which begins on November
and runs for l2 days. will open its SEES
sion with a sparkling three-day pro-
gram.
Leading > and 3-year-olds and the
best lepperS III the country will be seen
in action during the first three days.
Opening the program will be the
renewal OF the $4,000 The Riggs which
is for 3-year-oldS at a mile and a half.
and the next day juveniles will compete
for $4,000 in the Futurity, which is at
a mile. On Saturday the $4,000 Man
ly Memorial steplechaSe, at 2l2 miles.
is scheduled.
The week beginning November will
open with the Masters of FoXhoundS
steeplechase, which is a companion of
the Billy Barton steplech Sc, which was
won in the Spring by DR., J. Fred
Adams Oracle.
Then will follow daily features, in
GLIDING the Helpful for 2-year-olds; the
$4,000 Bowie at mile and half:
weight-for-age. the homebred. for g
year-olds; Baltimore handicap, graded
handicaps, the $4,000 Walden. for 3
year olGs. and the $4,000 Pimlico Cup
at ga miles. Dates for the features
follow:
November I--S25. 900 the Riggs
November $4,000 Pimlico Futurity.
November $4,000 Manly NJ e m or al
StceplechaSe
Noyember, 5-~$2,5oo Masters of Foxhounds
SteeplechaSe
November 6-~s2.soo Helpful.
November $4,000 Bowie
November $4,000 Welght-for-age
November 9-S2.So0 Eomebred
November l0-S3 500 Baltimore Handicap.
November i2-Graded Handicaps.
November I3-Sto.000 Walden
November 100000 Pimlico CUP
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FORD ROADSTER. 1927 - Excellent condi-
ton; well kept mechanically; In garage dur
inS Winter; price, $3.50. Owner, Pot 509S.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

YOUNG WOMAN, competent, desires man
agement of high-clasS apartment house
cafe experience; reference, Cleveland 1862
Apt 4, 15'
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TEUATTOE-MALE AND FEMALE.
SITUATION--FEMALE.

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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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An Unusual Opportunity to

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The additional capital is to further exploit
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show the possibility of splendid profits. Adj
dress Box 68-J. Star Office.
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THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Desirable positions are avail
able for young women qualify
ing for telephone operating
good salary paid while learning,
with increases at frequent inter
walls. Apply to Application
Dept, Room /, 722 18th St
NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| DELICATESSEN and light lunch on busy
| corner, doing good business: must sell.
| Franklin 1898. Ia
| WILL EXCHANGE pecan grove in Georgia
| and accept as part payment, auto or D: G.
| real estate Geiger, $40 Bond Bldg. Main
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MASSAGE. EXTRAORDINARILY CIIIRoPRAC-
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BUICK MASTER COUPE. 1924-NeW paint
and tires. motor just overhauied: sacrtfce
price. L P. steuart. Inc. 1925 lsth st nv:
BUICK TOURING, 4-cyl $75 cash; good
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1927 14th St NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

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Dempsey Boat House,
seth AND X SITS NV.
Canoes for hire by hour or longer.
Canoes for sale. SOS and up all good
boats
Those having cottages on water front get
their boats here. is
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PLAYER-P PIANO. standard make. like new;
bench and rolls; S125. SIG Mass. ave. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, 75-lb. capacity. nearly
new, SIS 4-burner Florence oil stove, $40;
Highlander couch. $3.50. Bl4 Conn. ave
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTOR WILL TUTOR
i'll French and Spanish. Reasonable rates
Address Box l0?-M. Star Office.
MEN. WOMEN-Jobs for linotype operators;
$50-$60 weekly: short hours. Burton Limo
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EAL ESTATE Statesmen
OPPORTUNITY

Everything points TO a decided increase In
activity on the Fall market this year. Our
selling organization Is being reorganiZed at
this time to be prepared TO take full advsn-
tage of 1t. We can place not over two eX-
perienced real estate statesmen with good pro-
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days and are willing TO work. In return we
can offer a permanent connection, with sew
eral operations of new homes to sell that
are unexcelled In Washington as to price
range, type and construction. Address Box
GE-M. Star nfhre
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.


WOMAN. colored, of middle age. must be
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tain tho same with a nice colored family
Of two by applying at Bankers Agency, 903
9th st, ne for further particulars Ia"
SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment Serv-
ice. Mrs l.. H. Muller, vocational coun-
selor. 1883 F st. NV. Main 8671
STENOGRAPHERS, $20-s25 wk No charge
unless placed WASHINGTON Employment EN-
change, 2l4 National Press Bldg. 14th & r
STENOG., typist. bookkeeper, clerical help
etc Free regiStry. Main 1888 1913 G St NV
Boyd Employment Service.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

.SE1lJ Isl .SAI.l~,o NJ i|4N.
Men Of experience and good standing TO
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stantial amount to surplus Plenty OF "
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very fine prospectus win be furnished to the
men we select. Apply between $50 and IL.
TAYLOR < Co,
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WANTED-Five men OF good address and
mature age. say, from 80 to IS years. with
small income, who want to round out their
income with pleasant, dignified outside
work. Phone Franklin 4464, ask for field
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2,425 IN DIAMOND BODY.

The Association of Professional Ball
PLAYERS of America has 2,425 members.
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Personal.

The rate under heading OF Personal
IL cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
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WANTED two Buick automobile mechanics.
DICK Murphy. Inc. 1923 Kalorama I'd. NV.
WE HAVE OPENING on local sales force for
several men who viii work II you have
sales ability We will show you how to make
s35 to $50 week and more after a few
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CADTLLAC V-63 TOURINCi-New tires, Duco
paint; motor top and upholstery perfect;
will take cash and trade. 5l9 Mass. ave.
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TYPIST. first-class. with knowledge OF book
keeping. State age. salary and references
Address Box al-M, Star ONCE. Il"
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
SALE--AUTOMOBILES.


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CADILLACS - So touring and sedans 3f4
imp. sedan. Spas. sedan and 7-pass SEDAN
Reconditioned and guaranteed. on easy
terms The washington Cadillac Co.. 1888
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statesmen, wholesale butter and egg house,
permanent position; state age. salary, ex-
perience. II any. Address Box i2-J, Star
Office 13@
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MEN two. between 20 and IS, interested in
getting into aviation good opportunity for
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telephone number. Address Box 4002. Chevy
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| YOUNG MAN. experienced in rental bust
estate firms; must have automobile. Write.
stating age, experience. education, etc. Ad-
dress Box 66-J Star Office.
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CHANDLER 7-PASS. SEDAN. 1925--A good;
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quickly. on easy terms. The WASHINGTON
| Cadillac Co. 1893 Conn. ave. NV. Decatur
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)

| BUICK PARGAINS-If you have not been
| in touch with me. that is our mutual loss.
T s. Gaddess, 7th and NJ SITS. NV.
| BUICK SEDAN - No down payment low
monthly terms. 1929 st. no Lincoln
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
GOOD REPORTS COME FROM HAUNTS OF CINEMAd
FINAL DAYS. OF
GISH FILM AT
COLUMBIA

lillian Gish in Charming Pol.
locks powerful plea to outlaw.
wa holds over Tor second week
at Loew's Columbia and continued
to lease large audiences.
The Enemy IL not u war pic.
ture although 1t is built around
the suffering and misunderstand-
ing that Involved peaceful Ger
man family during the days of
the great strife. In this film Miss
Gish has a rare opportunity to
portray suppressed emotions and
her performance has been gener-
ally cerdited with being the best
OF a long flicker career. George
FaWcett, Karl Dane and Ralph
Forbes are seen in support and
help make THE Enemy one OF
the really worth while pictures.
As q supplementary feature the
Columbia screen is showing 40
600 Miles with Lindbergh." Those
who are interested in the achieve
ments OF the worlds greatest flier.
and who is not, will find this Of
compelling interest and real his
toric value. 1t shows Lindy from
the time that he started on the
air journey that brought him
world fame through his cross
country trip and finally in the
South American good will flight.
Put tt on your list OF things
worth seeing.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
JOL SON PACKS
EN- IN AT
MET

AL Jolson, playing, his fifth
and, they tell us, absolutely final
weekin the Jazz Singer" at the
Metropolitan, needs no introduce
ton. "A hundred thousand have
already seen and heard him
through the vitagraph, and if
they keep coming as they started
this week there'Il be another hun.
dred thousand before long.
The appealing story of Jake
Rabinowitz, raised to sing the
songs of Israel and disowncd by
his father, cantor or the synagogue
when he II picked up singing rag
In bar room, forms an admirable
vehicle for Jolson's powers. He
sings six Of his best Numbers dur
ing the picture and keeps the
audience applauding as IL he were
just back Of the screen and might
give them an encore.
Jolson was not the only star
that shone on the Metropolitan
bill. Four goodIy friars whose
voices seem to melt together give
delightful program from the
deep recesses of wine cellar, and
pair Of dancing ard singing
twins show their wares, all
through the medium of the screen
and the vitaphone.--E. b. L.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
PAT ROONEY IS
ALL WOOL
AT FOX

The adjective perennial" time
worn and threadbare as 1t may be,
willy-nilly springs to mind stimuli
taneously with the name of Pat
Rooney. And that goes for Marion
Bent, too. Before long, we fancy.
it will do for Pat the Third. who il
a young man now and almost as
good as Papa.
The Rooneys are the big bet on
the stage at the Fox this week.
They didn't bring the gals with
them this time, so Pat the Second
list cheated out of his usual
speech, about 90 44-1OO per cent
pure entertainment.
However. the little family fur
nishes its annual pleasure to Wash
1ngton and sends everybody away
happy. AS long as Pat can sing
Want a Girl Like Mother Was,
When Mother Was a Girl"-as
long az Mrs. Marion Bent Rooney
can dance out with the white and
lavender plumes OF her hat waving
in gay rhythm-as long as young
Pat is on hand to initiate his
father-Washingto will ask no
more. The Rooneys do no new
tricks. There is no need for inno-
vations. What was fresh So years
ago seems just as fresh today.
The Fox also has a prize pack
age In a Warner Brothers picture
wherein Warner GLAND, the erst-
while evil Oriental of the serials,
attains stardom by the Emil jan
nings route. The picture is Good
Time Charley" a photoplay of
small-time actors, with Helen Cos
tellO featured.
Movietone takes us up in the
air from Boiling Field. following
Lindbergh in the noisy whirr of
motors.
Muriel La France appears with
the Fox ballet in singing The
Doll Dance" from Tales Of Hoff-
man." Larry Downey follows up
from the orchestra pit by putting
his best into 1.-The Song Is Ended.
The chorus and ballet puts over
brilliantly a gorgeous bit in the
choruses from THE Student
Prince" What more could one
ask? J. r.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02

INSIST-On the delivery Of your
Times or Herald every day. II
you do not get your Herald by
a. M, The Times by 5 .. an.
or The Sunday Herald by 4
a. M. call Main $500. Delivery
IL guaranteed and your copy
will be sent you Immediately
from The Times Company Office
By special messenger.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
ALICE JOYCE in
THRILLER AT
RIALTO

Jean Hersholt and Alice Joyce
contribute rather unusual fea.
ture To the Rialto screen this
week.
The former, /as a portrait thief,
inveigIes the latter, as a snobbish
social matron, to permit the mar
riage of her son, played by the
juvenile George Lewis, to q
grocer's daughter. a Helen Fos-
ter we have heard little about.
The scene is "13 Washington
Square," the home of the widowed
matronly snob, where the elite of
society held out in seasons gone
by. There are some real mys-
terry thrills.
Mrs. De Peyster's aim in life
is to cause her son to marry a
girl Of his station in life, but like
most youths of the day the lad
rebels, because. well, his heart is
more or less like anybody's else
heart when they're in love and
he prefers and seeks out the
grocers offspring.
The picture is worth seeing
once, with Zasu Pitts supplying
enough laughter to wet the dry
spots and prove the plot up to
the average.
AS an added attraction the
Rialto presents a highly interest.
ing educational film OF Hawaii.
depicting scenes of several indus.
tries of the Pacific island and
Photographic landscapes of great
beauty. There is also a Buster
Brown comedy.
A lengthy International News
Reel furnishes the latest in pic.
turized news, while the inimitabIe
Rox Rommell digs deep in his
repertoire Of music for a fascinat.
ing overture entitled "Amnico
Echoes" in which several magic
guest artists are featured.
~
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
FUN REIGNS ON
SCREEN AT
PALACE

s & - y
The stage and screen combine.
ton 1T Loew's Palace this week
90 hand in hand toward making
almost perfect entertainment. The
stage production is cClorful and
clever ana the screen feature the
champion laugh-maker Of the sea-
son.
On the stage. "Hey.Iey," -'ea-
turing group Of versatile per-
formers, is augmented by the Pal
ace Syncopators under the capable
direction Of the popular Wesley
Eddy. The Gibson Sisters dance
with much grace and attention to
detail. Jack Powell, master Of
rhythm, does wonders with a pair
Of drumsticks and almost stops
the show. The "Hey-I1eys girls
do some original steps and one
number Blue Baby" proves
decided hit. Frank DeNoe and
Eddie Willis. harmonic and add
10 the general fun The entire
production is well staged and cos
TUNED.
The picture Is u film version OF
the farce, Baby Mine, with Karl
Dane. George *. Arthur. and
Charlotte Greenwood. With such
q trio and such q story the result
Is inevitable. II the riot0us
laughter HAS any Indication Of
the popularity OF this team, then
don't miss this show. The story
rs that of b college chap who lis
In love with beautiful girl but
cannot marry her until her sister.
Emma, has preceded her to the
altar Emma is tail. awkward
creature who Ii introduced to the
buddie Of the college chap, and
haarries him. Thee buddie runs
away and year later is brought
hack with the announceInent that,
He is b father. Since no child has
been born TO him and since the
announcement was made only to
bring him back. frantic efforts
are made tc find a baby. with the I;
result hat three are brought in
as the proud father arrives and
hen the fun begins. George *.
Arthur, as the college chap. is
always to be depended on for a
splendid performance, and in this
instance is no exception. but Karl
Dane as the buddie, and Char
1otte Greenwood as Emma. take
the screen honors. Charlotte
q scream as she pursues her man,
and Karl ii no less funny as he
goes through the marriage cere-
mOny.
The usual subsidiaries. Fables
cartoon. and M.G-M Newsreel, to-
getller with an organ program,
complete an exceptional program.
1T. *.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
ALL ROUNDO.K.
FOR BILL AT
EARLE

I'm Granada" delightful and
colorful stage revue, and French
Dressing snappy and amusing
comedy picture, this week share
equally the honors at the Earle
Theater.
Leon Navarro, as master Of cere.
monies. has an exceptionally lum.
nous presentation depicting the
charm and fascination of the Span
ish. The clever and versatile art
ist leads his orchestra swiftly
through the PAGES. A composition.
OF his own. ITO Think You Belong
to Me- is a feature, Catharins
and Antonio Cansino. tango ex-
ponents, are assisted by a bevy OF
graceful senorftas. Carlos Fer
retti, baritone, sings well. It is
however, left to Chez Chase to
walk away with the act. The
comic has unique line and he
knows how to strut his stuff. The
performance is notably elaborate
and exquisite in scenic effects and
the costuming Is enhancing.
The feature photoplay stars Lois
Wilson. with Lilyan Eastman, II.
ID. Warner. and Give Brooks, in
the opposite leads. The story, an
Allan Dwan film, is decidedly
amusing and light, vet wholly en-
pertaining.
Al wife of wealthy Boston man
Miss wilson, is q staid and stiff
spouse who must have everything
just SO regardless Of comfort. So
when an old school chum comes
as q guest to her home since the
hotels are all crowded. the fun be-
gins In earnest. Ultimately the
wife goes to Paris to obtain a di-
vorce, but instead she learns quite
4 number OF ways Of vampfng the
other sex and when the occasion
arises her husband proves will
ing victim of her Wiles.
Miss Wilson for the first time
deviates from her usual prim and
austere representations and COM
bines herein contrasting role,
that OF regular flapper. She is
equally capable in each portrayal.
A goodly share OF the acting hon-
ors also 90 to the other stars.
Topics of the Day and music by
the Earle orchestra. Daniel Bree-
skin conducting, round out the
bill.
The Washington times., 1928-04-02

Among the late April bookings for Washington is the
Theatcr Guild production of the South Carolina primitive
tragedy by Dorothy and Du Bose Hayward Porgy
Doomed by some of the erudite metropolitan critics
worthy candidate for the Pulitzer lalres for 1919 1T
has been toasted by marking the first progressive
step the establishment of the American negro heater
There are IS speaking parts and all but few of the
incidental characters portrayed by colored actors
Alexander Woolcott describes it brilliant achieve
ment 1t has, he says beauty and excitement and
magnifcence. Washington will be of the few road
cities play the attraction 1t is booked at the National
The Washington times., 1928-04-02
When the Feature
Picture Is ShOwn
On Screen

KEITH'S-F eature picture,
''Freckles," at D. m. and z
D. m. Vaudeville at 2:15 and
8:15 p. m.
Time Charley" con-
tinuous IL m. to IL p. m.
PALACE-"Baby Nine" at IL
a. M, 1856. 4, $50, TAO and S:45
p. m.
METROPOLITAN-"The Jazz
Singer" at IL a. M. 12:45, 2:30,
4:2O, sos. s and $50 p. m.
Z RIALTO-"13 Washin t m
Square" at 11:4O a. m, 100, $40,
5:S5, TAO and 9:45 p. m.
EARLE-"F r n C h Dressing"
continuous 1880 a. m. to IL p. m.
COLUMBIA-''The Enemy" at
II a. M, 1:05. 3:15, $40, 7:25 and
800 p. m.