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Evening star., 1928-11-16

If you are discouraged because Of Get
ting up Nights, Backache. Bladder Weak
ness, Burning, Rheumatic Aches, or
Groin and Leg Pains, of functional type,
don't give up regaining vitality, and
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HELP.---MAIE.
tCnntinned.l

WANTED - Two high grade
statesmen to close rc-roohng and
building construction contracts !;
must have cars. Rhodes Broth
ers, us IT NV. Franklin 800.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
HFLP--MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN OR WOMAN to haneile rents, l:stings
well established firm; fine opportunity for
right person: experience and knowledge of
values necessary. Address Box 4IT-R, Star
4s1fcN
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SALE--AUTOMOBrLES.

REAL BARGAINS.
1928 Studebaker 5-pass Sedan: Al shape.
1921 Buick 4-pass Coupe, Ike new.
1924 Packard Light Sedan.
1924 Packard Light Six Touring.
1923 Willys-Knight Touring.
1924 Jewett Touring; runs good.
1924 Studebaker Coach.
1925 Chew Coupe; looks and runs good.
1926 Ford Roadster. real buy.
1925 Cadillac 7-paSs. Touring,
1924 Cadillac 4-pass. Coupe.
Late 1925 Chrysler 5-paSs Sedan.
Terms or Trade
NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE.
81 st. NE, r. 1893 3"
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CHEVROLET: new car; have bought new
car on which delivery has not been made:
account of leaving city. win sell at loss
you get new car direct from dealer Col.
7A0i. Ant I'll. after 8 D m.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

regular line rate 4
REMODEL YOUR HOUSE INro ,BEAuT1-
IN stucco home at small cost. Makes house
ircproof. rnodern--enhances property value.
lastons 4a Prod. Corp. i4os Eye st. NV. Main
Sal. ------=~=-
BE 4 FIRST CLASS MISUNDERSTANDING
Mr.. LUCAS OF New York and Paris. lllo
Conn ave. 2nd floor. - A.
EVERY CARE GIVEN coNVALEscENTs.
bne ngadi lass snf kaoras fssa sy rd nurd 1dams 1863
WANTED---A private home for eight month"; tbs
old baby viii pay $25 month. North 1921
GTRI 70 LEARN BEAUTY SALON PRO
fession. lii0 Conn. ave" 2nd floor 'oppossite
co GOING Nc TO TO ATLANTIC CITY SAT. AUG I.
return Monday, AUG. 9; large car TAKE Two
persons Lincoln 94e0. -
$3.50 WILL BUY FURNITURE OF ,6-RooM
and bath apt; apt for rent very desiIaple' un
Hadles. lasfl ioI nos i@9t 9s7R s ssr aSe' once
SWEDISH MASSAGE GIVEN BY TRAINED
''' '' potomac l2se-M.
I 000 CONTEMPORARY PRINTS OF pOPES
aud cardinals, ST. Peter to date; ideal GIT
Address BOX 488-R, Star once -.
THugsE3 AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
rspefs p5etS lady ~ ana sns senteman
pies aisa41ss bfaa store tore No 4 tn and SIS. NV
ELECTRICAL TREATMEnI; TIRED FEEL. hlI.,
ing neurltis, reducing. 80 TO u FTanEhn
5203. 10i Dist Nat. BIZ: GRACE Nhssh: -
WANT 70 MOTOR TO JEANNETTE' Pa
before Sunday Decatur 4043eJ =
WOULD you LIKE SOME, ONE re READ
| 70 youY Address BOX 474-R, Star Once
WANT TRANSPORTATION gETWEEN
| fjrVo lghire Gardens, Va, and New Navy
| Bldg Address Box 4G9-R Star once,
NAsgEusE. EXCELLENT TRAINED AS
| sistants hours 9'5; closed Sundays 1870
| Swami st. Apt. q White clients. -....s,.-
rAsihsinEa resvhs nnsnst TN Gail R Of phone sil Conn
| ave. Pr 1900 Wlllys-Knialt, - 3
| MASSAGE, pHYsrOTHERApY,t tcHIRoPRAC~
| tie. SARA j. HoLMsIh1M' DUB EaAL Sapl'
| toi st. Phone Lincoln 7i3I au34~
| iOHHsoN REST HOME FOR fNVALiDs,
agea and congalescents Diet night ann
| day care i77s Lanier pl Col baW
| we PAY 81 TO $40 PoR USED SUITS AND
/ 0vercoala Prices paid for worn cioainng'
! ladies and gentlemen, always hlgnest Wasn
Clothing Ex B33 y ST, NV. Main 33Ih.
| TIEcTRTCALs TREATMENrs GIVEN BY A
| lHaBseuse for nil chronic conditions FoIo'
SLIP COVERS, ovERsruPPED SEP. cusnIi-
| Il. L. ishsrwood. 1918 gath Sc, Lin. $500.
fR LEHMAN. PLATE spEoIALIeT. 027 Ith
| Vt, Plates repaired Wnlle you waita A. y"
galids treated at residences III, DH5y -
pHYsforHgRAPIsT GRADUATE NURSE,
| niasseuse; quiet,lde, soothing for chronic,
| acute ills; surgical cleanlineasl white ellen
fele Hrs, 90 Franklin 1862, a.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

STENoGKAPHER, experience and knowledge
of insurance desirable, but not necessary;
for one month beginning August 18Th, With
possibility of permanent emeloyment state
age, experience II any, and salary expected.
| Aahrnsa Boz 2aa-R. Star Office
Evening star., 1928-08-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


FURNITURE Of every description; best best
prices paid. Write or phone Main $685.
Square Deal Furniture Co. sol Eye SC. NV
FURNITURE Of nil kinds wanted best prices
paid Capital Furniture Co, 621 La ave.
NV, or phone Franklin 10267; ..
FURNITURE pay more money for y9u5 yes5
household goods and office furniture 6JS
La. ave. M. 5529; Adams ll03 after p IN.
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and OLD
jewery needed in our manufacturing dept
Pull cash value paid. Selinger's, BIB F St:
PIANO. upright must be bargain for cash
Franklin 3l75 -
STORE FIXTURES, office furniture and
stocks of merchandise. Entire contents
bought for cash Edgar Baum, Ola e st. NV.
FJRNTTuRE-Before selling. phone Franklin
88l7 and get the best results W.. posi-
lively pay more for furniture, china. brc-a-
brac. pianos etc, than any one In the busl-
ness The Lincoln Co. COT W.
WE BUY ANYTHING. g
ANYTHING TO SELL?
Phone Main 1892 or Main 9539.
WESCHLEP'S s, 920 PA. AVE. NV.
Household effects, merchandise, stocks.
automobiles. etc. Thirty-SevcU years serving
the Washington public.
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tires, upholstery like new; mechanically
O. X; this is a real buy: priced low: terms
easy. l.. 2. Steuart Inc. 1925 l4th St NV.
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INSTRUCTION CoURSLs.

BEAUTY CULTURE SUCCESS IN BEAUTY
culture depends upon proper training, ana
our reputation is merited upon thoroukh and
honest achievement; ten years established
teach3ne experience and other recognized aG-
vantageS are at your service at the Mabelle
Honour School Of Peauty Culture. Inc. SlI
lain St NV, FIR. 29iS.
IF A DOuBTER, PASS ON; PROGRESSIVE.
read-Study Boyd Shorthano. In 80 School
Days" worlds most remarkable system;
reads like PRINT: stood every test for Is
years Nu-way touch typing. spelling. bus.
Eng. Stenos course. mos; Boyd graduates
earn large salaries; start today; earn more.
BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 q Main 2s39.
LEARN TO DRIVE AUTO; SPECIAL
course. IS; also single lessons, licensed white
drivers; lowest rate in city Call any time.
AARTONE. West 1915. Ext f0i. q
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY: EX-
pert lady and man instructors. CDNCVER.
2I2s Fl st. NV. West 306s.
SPANISH. ITALIAN LESSONS, SUMNER
rates; day or night classes. Graduate Eu-
ropean teacher. 1924 Mass. ave. NV.
MEN. WOAfEN--Joes tor linotype operators:
s50-s6a weekly; short hours. Burton Limo
type School, $50 II NV Day and evening.
a.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. IN
qaire about our new method licensed white
men: established 10 years. Call Lin. 80,
LEARN TO FLY-AVTATION OFFERS EX-
ceptionak opportunities Inquire at Washing
ton Airport. south end of Highway Bridge.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

sTENOCRhPHER-TYP young, Tor small
ofEce Faust be able TO talk we'll on phone
and know something sbout bookkeeping;
please give all information possible and state
salary you viii start for Address Box
&7E-H Star officn
Evening star., 1928-08-02
SITIlATION--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT, young man, needs extra em-
ployment desires small accounts to keep
EVENINGS reasonable salary: references, Ad-
dress BoX 34A-R. Star Office. y
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ANTIQUES, old gold. silver, diamonds, lew-
elry A r. Arnold. 1929 q 81, NV. Main
. tasgr tmstyT eF,H
APPAREL (men's. wnmens ana 0hlidren'si
needed for rumnase salei also curtains,
dishes russ and miscellaneous articles. will
pay eash, Phone Mr. Wineef, Fr. laTasJ q
ROCKS ROuoHr Main sba3, i7ii q st
NV Paul Pearlman - ,. -
FURNITURE IT you have furniture. russ,
pianos, antiques, call shannon ana set nest
prices Adams 2iai. y
FURNITuRE-a~Wa 90 purchase used fur
niture To antft u roomsi will pay fair price,
Call Franklin hapa . y
prices far ali kinds OK furniture, rugs or
anything OF value ny calling Franklin TOSS.
Established oyer a. YEARS for honest deal.
klps, Notes Furniture House, 4ne 10Th ~
NV, 8e sure to call US before you SELL Y
Evening star., 1928-08-02

Show Cases and Store Fixtures,
Ruse & Company, bAhTtaoRE; Ahay af tbs mD. Sao.
tory Baltimore phone, Plaza 323s
Evening star., 1928-08-02

ish: guaranteed; S325. terms. Phone North
BAT for demonstration or see at 1926 goth
al n "
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CHAUFFEUR, colored, experienced in driv-
ing and willing to learn housework; stay
nights Gail (NoIuIDhin S039-W, s.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CHEVROLET. 4-DOOR SEDAN. lp23--per-
feet throughout. Driven very little. Fully
equipped $3.50 for quick sale. Cash or
terms CnJ 0n0 Ant A0Q
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CADILLACS Many styles and all models,
from ST to 341: all in fine shape some have
been reconditioned refnishcd and euaran-
teed. Prices from $50 10 $4,000 easy
terms; your car in trade. The Washington
"a
Evening star., 1928-08-02

wCUNG MAN colored. 10 do eeBeral light
NaTE. asust have auto permit, gsiaTy. SIC
per week. Universal Auto Co, 1929 ~ st.
Tss.. EudMQU-Egerg dealers
Evening star., 1928-08-02
WANTED-SALESMEN.

! MEN, mechanically inclined, who are look
ing for permanent connections with future:
only hiGh-grade meu need apply. NaSi
StokerS Co. 62i Southern B'dg
SALENEN, experienced, for fastest selling
line Of drugs and toilet articles direct to
consumer; good commission paid daily.
jentei Products Co. 1919 st NV. s.
statesmen 20 sell WaShiupton made arti-
Gle Of unoaualed merit. Address Box 479-R.
Star off'c".
statesmen. 25 TO S5 wears Of aee; must be
able 70 drive standard geaT-shift csr and
have ID, G. operator permit
Starting salary, $500; permanent posi-
ticnS, SIS 90.
Eyperience as street statesmen, such as
mix, laundry, soft drink o. bread men, de-
Address Box 42l-R. Star Office, giving age.
eNnerience and last two places Of employ
ment -
WE HAVE OPENINGS for good men to
sell einGer ale 10 retail trade, commission
basis. Call between and p IN. the Wal
bert Co. 1913 " st, NV, End floor
SPECIALITY Statesmen
who realize the possibilities in connecting
with all organization with proven product
almost without competition, building ma
ttonal sales force; large, earnings from frst
day Wood. sit Bond Bldg.
REAL. ESTATEsSALESMEN.
TWO EXPERIENCED Statesmen. wrTn
GOOD PRODUCTION RECORDS AND GOOD
REFERENCES. CAN MAKE A PERMANENT
AND PROFITABLE CONNECTION WITH
ONE OF THE LARGEST BUILDING AND
SELLING ORGANIZATIONS IN THE CITY.
AND RECORD. ADDRESS BOX i56-R, STAR
OFFICE
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Address Box 42l-R. Star Office, giving age,
experience and last two places of employ
meuF -
Evening star., 1928-08-02
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
1909 l. St. NV.
Decatur 22S0.


ESSEX ~ SUPER SIX COACH; fine Gspe.
motor tip-top Only $3.50.
HUDSON 'ae BRoUGHAI: fully equipped;
splendid shape, completely oVerhauleG ana
reAnished in dark blue Duco. Reduced 10
$685.
ESSEX 'ss COACH; excellent shape, ready
for the road, Only $s75.
BUICK MASTER s BRoUGHAAt---Unusu
ally clean; motor excellent. gcoc tires,
4-wheei brakes. Upholstery does pot show
the snghteSt wear. Only $asa.
BUICK MASTER SIX TOURING; 4-wn.cG
brakes; excellent shape. fully equipped Re
duced 10 S2S5
wuLYs-KNIGHT "a TOURING, .7-pass
perfect condition, new tires reEuiShea -
beautiful maroon. Only S2So.
DODGE 1925 2-DoOR, sEDAN--New tires.
paint perfect, motor excellent. real bar
Sain for $3.50.
HUDSON T-PAsS SEDAN, tge5-LcoSs sud
runs equal 10 new, Only $3.50
ESSEN '27 CoACH-Crizfnsl oaSed enaue,
finish like new; uphOlStery SpOtlsSS. meter
and tires excellent Only sS9S.
FORD 90 couPE-Rcdnishee in beautiful
dnrE green. motor up~tcp; Sood tires OntY
NASH ~ SEDAN-CScd about 5 months
Can't be told from orauG-new onlS $3.50
HUDSON '2s BRoUdHAM-sp Splendid shape;
pUco aniSh uke new. Reduced TO S+9as
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CHEVROLET ROADSTER. late model; condi--
tIon excellent, owner must 5acrItlce. CaH
North 1897. Apt. SOC. or Main 5355 g
CHEVROLET SEDAN-~Late model. Looks
and runs good ei8 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
nADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.

pidS~-We nave u large assortment OF piss
that can he bought eheapy Phone Cleveland
alHa aa00 Conn. ave,
Evening star., 1928-08-02
WANTFn.--AGENTS

STATE, REPRESENTATIVES, able to nnsnce
themselves can make ten thousand a year
No better proposition on the market. Hin
Infra~Red Co. 400 N, Fairfax St, AleXan-
dyia. Va g.
$7S WEEKLY Y--Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry. 10 distribute RAW
leighS Household Products 10 steady users
Fine OPENINGS near YOU. We train and help
you SO you can make up 10 500 a week
or more No experience necessary. Pleasant,
proGtahle. digni1ed work. Write today w.
T, Rawleigh Co, Dept. DC2sS Freeport, Ill.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

SOUTHERN BROTHERS Employment scrv-
ice. Mrs L. II. Muller. vocational coun-
selor, 1888 + st, NV. Main 867l. -.
0TENOGRAPHERS, S20-$25 wk. No charge
unless placed washington Employment Ex-
change, 2l4 National Press Bldg, l4th & r
STEn OG., typtst. bookkeeper. clerical help,
etc Free registry Main 1888. 1888 q St NV
Bovd Employment Service.
Evening star., 1928-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sTonEK EEpERs~ you need money see
"a GanltaI adjusting 4 Finance Co, suite
90s, 3jst National Bank bldg -
MILLINERY SHOP for sale Established
busineHs Located In heart of BUSINESS secs
lion tiood reasons for sci ~. Address
Iioy 2sl n, star once. ee..-..----....,..-.-s r. -
WAKTFD RETAIL sToRE~0iye fun par.
tieuiars Cash proposition Address hoA
cIfAT5TFr DEED THUsT NOTE fof sale nntt
Sd 500. payable $500 month, Hith o. INTEREST,"
VIII take s427A. Faf particulars ADDRESS
Boa 400 H.. GtAf nffea ~
Evening star., 1928-08-02

We NEED iwo or three statesmen HAo have
established trade TO sell our line Of ma
tsonafy advertised household necessities.
Ours IS the right proposition for the right
me1 and no get-Ficb-0uieE scheme. Gall
before a.nl. or write Consolidated Gas
Iren Co 59S Iatl3er Bldg, 9Is @ 81. nv.
wTND0W DRESSER for one evening each
week EegMlat3E. state your price. Address
Pm s-~-Q Gfav raffsce
Evening star., 1928-08-02

YOUNG NAN. experienced clerk. for electric
store; reference required. Address Box 399~R,
Star osice
Evening star., 1928-08-02

STEAhfFTTTERS xanted. experienced, who
Understand sapor work Phone Cleveland
Evening star., 1928-08-02
~ LF9 fJT E.NI+NJ
Sal. .ESA1AN

f3s6-eetanLzhec Washington company has
0sea8Hss .CE 80 statesmen e1Dcsie8ee 0eslf-
R15e, Blg u9t essential asa C&Hetiea1 9Dpof -
faaEGy earnings e1taH8et. rH3e vita s90F
astIlty &GG enefGs. A5E .+Ss Rational
Pteks Bl6P
Evening star., 1928-08-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ADDING MAcHtNHa, Burralgils and wales,
IN perfect conditions bargains, 4aaa II
St nv. ~
Evening star., 1928-08-02
SECURITY Sal IAN.

,eItLl XII ! .98I.- NAN.
4 locaF ceygoFa lion u efu. standing
ean sse 8No nen s1 ULaOe. integrity
~ g9ace q l!mlEed 2Ug4aeT ~ ~ shares.
sTt.fe IS N expaHgsgg astgRg44. Ing 10
sF1sth % bushes. Live leaGa n and
esery ee~oDeral!yI giyen5 poael matt
Jess FgE .4teEt3eW call al 3lkg b. .JfaI
SALES MANAGER WANTED
re takr gaH charge Of sales Of established
e4I-tgrTtes CaesTeSe with over 500 92rDel S
eiread2 Installed neFej experience a@t0iaQ"
Eile sS4esWHC prefer req must haTe heSs Ff!-
sYeuefs. cSg aEG ~ prepared 20 NorE AaEd
egagl9s segF gVn sa ie meu. hppiy "a pea son,
&c 81 1865 tItu 81 ~
Evening star., 1928-08-02
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF PERSONAL
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

OIDsMOBTLE DE LUXE COACH, 1921
$3.50 Also one at $3.50. Both Of the cars
are late models and carry 90-day guar
antce rhone North 347 for demonstration
or see et 1I2f 2nth st NV.
Evening star., 1928-08-02

HUDSON COACH, 1924 - Good mechanical
condition; new paint; good tires. For quick
sale. $3.50. The Washington Cadillac Co,
Evening star., 1928-08-02

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1927: in excellent con-
dision. good rubber; priced riSht Call Mr.
Stafford at Col 4g4T-W
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
MOTEL PENNSYLVANIA

0gerI0okinE take Worth and Palm Beach.
Entireiy new. FfrSpFoOf Electric heat.
Europsan plan. h. y. DYNEs, Mgr.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

BALTIMORE - Dec. 19.--Eggs-
Market about steady with very few
sales being made. On the Baltimore
Butter and Egg Exchange. one sale,
25 cases. Nearby current receipts,
40c. Street sales, small lots, nearby
current receipts, canded, 40W42c. Re-
ceipts-Butter, 466 tubs; eggs, 9O2
cases.
Live Poultry-Chickens: Young,
colored as to size, 25028c; old, 4
lbs. and over. 26027c; to 31a lbs,
20@22c: leghorns and other light
stock, 10000; roosters, 1601Sc.
Turkeys: Young, 0 lbs. and over, 81
@3Sc; old hens, 35c; old toms, 800
34c. Ducks: White pekings. young,
lbs. and over, 23@25c; puddle,
young, lbs. and over, 22@24c; mus
covy, young, lbs. and over. 22@
24c: all kinds, small and thin, 1S
Q20c. Geese: Nearby. 22@24c; Kent
Island, 24M25c: Western and South
ern. 20@22c. Guineas: Young, IN
lbs. and over, soc; smaller, 50@6Oc.
Pigeons: Young and old, per pair,
25M30c.
Dressed Poultry, (undrawn, head
and feet on)-Turkeys: young, $50
4Oc; old toms, 32035c. Chickens:
young, 25GD2Sc; mixed. old and young,
25 m26c. Ducks: Young, 2SW3Oc.
Geese: Nearby. 26@2Sc; Western and
Southern, 2b026c.
Rabbits-Nearby, $3@5; Southern
and Western, $2.50@4; all sections,
fair condition, $1.50QD2.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
CONGRESS NJ A !
HOLD EXTRA
SESSION
by MERRYLE S. RUKEYSER
Copyright. 1928. by Universal
Service. Incl


NEW YORK. Dec. i9.-Before
the election, President-elect Hoover
pledged himself to call an extra
session OF Congress to deal with
agricultural relief, provided the
subject has not been disposed of
In the present Congress.
Will the farmers continue to de.
Inand relief? They probably will,
for, although substantial strides In
rehabilitating purchasing power
have already been made since the
postwar deflation, no spectacular
further gains from atural causes
seem likely. The Influence which
legislation acar have on farm
prices Is highly debatable, yet
with many farmers being pinched
by hard conditions they are likely
to continue pleas for political
relief.
Irrespective of the general
business trend, chain stores seem
destined to continue to expand
more rapidly than trade as
!. whole in 1929. Most chain store
executives would be inclined to
share the optimism expressed by
w. III. Albers, president OF the
fast growing Kroger Grocery and
Baking Company. who pointed
out: MY feeling is that 1929 IS
going TO be one of the out
standing big years for general
business. Confidence in the
Government. indicated in the re.
cent election. shows a satisfied
people as whole.
.sTfle food chain store Industry
will reap the benefits of the
great amount of advertising being
given to their contribution OF
low Eprices and efficient mass
distribution.
Viewpoints will differ concern
Ing. the same facts. The corner
groceFyman might not be IN.
elined to interpret Mr.. .Albers
remarks a good news.
The ups and downs of prices
gave nimble spectators their op.
portunity. but are disturbing to
the rest of the community Ae
cordingly. men have long dreamed
Of an era Of sta hfliZed prices
Al is HOIEWOl lily tfsPNf0NN4 'tNts
In recent years the notion that
such stability can be obtained
through currency manipulation
has gone out of fashion. but the
hope for the reform fingers
Joseph Stagg Lawrence of Prince
ton University. in his new hook,
sStabilization OF Prices. has crit.
tcally examined patent medicine
schemes for attaining the busi
ness millei1ium. He concludes
that the Federal Reserve author
tiles lack power to assure price
stability. He warns against at
tempts to achieve stability through
!. .fanpeFing with the money mar.
ket. and instead urges q less
spectacular program for assur;
Ing reasonable stability in com.
modify prices.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
When Feature Is
Shown on Screen

EARLE--Richard Arlen and
Nancy Carroll in Manhattan
Cocktail" At 11:46 a. M, las,
3:46, 5:45. 7.45 and 9:45 p. m.
PALACE--Jack Holt in Ava
lanche.'' At 11:20 a. M, 1:67,
3:59. $40, 7:57 and 9.59 .. m.
METROPOLITAN--BilIie Dove
in Alteration" At 11:45-a. M.
1:45. 3:45. .5:45. .7:45 and 9:4S p. m.
COLUMBIA--Karl Dane and
George X. Arthur in "Brotherly
Love-" At 10:45, a. M, 1895,
2:27. 4:19, 500, and 9:54 p. m.
FOX-Helene Costello and An
tonic Moreno in "A Midnight
Taxi" At 1915. 2:22, 4:29, 1877
and 9:44 p. m.
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
,sHoRT. TERM SECURITIES

tFnrnlshed by ". B. HIbba & Coz
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
MISS TAYLOR
TO ASSIST
CHANEY
~ REGINA CREWE

Copyright, 1928. bv King Features
Syndicate. Incl
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Is. Unless
Metro changes its collective mind
very quickly, EsteIle Taylor will
contribute one OF the big thrills
in Lon C1aney's new picture,
.Jungle.n That Is. OF course, lln-
Tess Estelle changes her mind.
Right now everything Is all set
for the flashing star to enact the
sex menace OF the phOtodraIna.
; lii is the important feminine role,
and will give EstelIe the best Op-
poltunity she has enjoyed since
she stole tsDon Juan" from Barry
more with her portrayal Of Lu-
cretia Borgia. :
The part calls for 1slciouslY
exotic type possessing all the
beauty, yet all the primitive pas
sion, the fascination and the
cruelty of a Bengal tiger. The.
Characterization has immense pos
sibilities, and Metro believes that
Director Tod Browning has done
wisely in selecting Miss Taylor.
Browning, beside directing the.
picture, Is also author OF the
story. Thus he has a clear, men
tai picture of the type required
in each of the roles. There is also
an ingenue part to be filled. And
this may fall to the lot OF either
Dorothy Janis, or Armida, the
little Spanish girl who has Gre
ated sensation in Gus Edwards
sound and color revue.
: Bebe Daniels doesn't know just
where she b Is going to cast her.
lot in. future. But of one thing
she is most positive. In future
Bebe will play drama in prefer
ence to comedy. She says so her.
self, and cites Monsieur Beau.
caire" and similar pictures as her
idea OF future vehicles.
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LIGHT UP ON
THURSDAY

"A gala premier, Thursday eve
ming, featuring entertainment Of
an unusual character. blended
with music and cuisine declared
to be irreproachabIe, ushers in
L'Enfant, new place where
Washington may dine and dance
Occupying the quarters for
merIy held by the Club st. Marks.
at 10I1 Connecticut Avenue EN-.
FAINT, honoring in its nanno one to
whom Washington owes so much
OF its beauty, will aspire to be .
redezvous for those who appre-
ciate the uusual IN food, service
and entertainment.
Every language Of Europe win
be spoken by L'Enfant's serving
staff, and dishes popular to every
country of the world will be found
on It's menus.
L'Enfant will be under the per-
sonal direction OF w. Ernest. for
merly OF the MayfTower, in Wash
ington, and leading hotels OF Con-
tinental Europe
The Washington times., 1928-12-19
PL AN BUDGEI I
IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Dee. 19.
CITY council will hold a special
meeting tonight to finish the appro.
priation ordinance which must be
voted on tomorrow at the open
meeting of council. Because of the
annexa ton case It is not possible TO
hold the meetings in the afternoon.
II fs expected- that council will an
nounce the appointment of new
citv attorney at the completion OF
the annexation rase, AZ Common
wealth Attorney Albert Bryan will
have then completed hts unfinished
cases. He had resigned upon being
amounted to succeed Judge WOOL
az attorney for the state.
Three months Jail sentences were
imnosed on J. 3. Atwell, w. r..
brown w. !. Barker and K. n.
Thorpe in police COURT today. All
were charged with violating the
prohibition law.
Because OF the illness of Robert
G Jones the annual meeting of the
local Red Cross branch was con-
tinued until January 10.
The report of City Health Off
GER w. G. West, Submitted to the
citv manager yesterday, shows that
the city is in a healthy state. Ex'
cept for a few casks OF scarlet feVer
there is little mknunicable disease
There have been mo cases OF flu re-
ported.
-Four extra pBlieemen have been
assigned to King street to protect
Christmas shoppers from pick
pockets and shoplifters. In addi
tion the officers are strictly en-
forcing the onh.hour parking limit