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SERVICES FOR
OFFICER TODAY
Military Ceremony for
Sergeant Gustaves
AT 4 p. M.

Funeral services for Master Ser
geant Selmer Gustaves, sergeant ma
ior with headquarters troop, 18th
Cavalry, who died at the Post hos
pital Tuesday morning. we're to be
held ut the Service Club at Fore
Brown at I o'clock Wednesday after
noon, after which, the body Is to be
sen 70 the old family home at Stan
ton, Wis.
Capt. i. Il. Bennett, post chaplain,
was TO officiate III the military SER
vice and music was to be furnished
BY an augmented choir selected from
Brownsville churches Of all demon
nations.
Master Sergeant Gustaves is sur
vived by his wife and one son, two
years OF age.
The following general order was
issued from headquarters of the 18th
Cavalry by order Of Col. Johnston.
Post commander. and signed BY Lieut..
Col. Stanley Koch. executive officer,
and Capt. Vernon nj. Shell, acting ad-
j~utant:
Sergeant Major Gustaves was born
in Stoughton, Wisconsin, March Y.
1883. He first enlisted in the Service
Of the United States on May p, 1911,
and was assigned to Troop r, 18th
Cavalry t. from which organization he
a discharged as a sergeant with
excellent character on May 81, 1914.
His subsequent service was as fol-
lows:
Fifteenth Cavalry unassigned, from
May p, 1914, to September ~, 1915,
discharged as q-uartermaster sergeant
with excellent character.
Troop 4, sth Cavalry. from October
10, 1915. to July 10, 1917, discharged
as sergeant with excellent character
to accept commission a. "a lieuten-
ant.
Commissioned service: From Jaly
IL, 1917. 20 March Is, 1920; dis
charged rs LIST lieutenant.
Headquarters Detachment, End
squadron, 18th Cavalry. from March
80. 1920, 10 March p, 1923: dis
charged as staff sergeant with ex-
cellent character.
Headquarters troop, 18th Cavalry.
from March %. 1928, 10 March p,
1926, discharged as first sergeant.
with excellent character.
Headquarters troop, 18th Cavalry
from March 20. 1926. and was serving
rs post and regimental sergeant ma
jor Of Fort Brown, Texas, and 18th
Cavalry, at the date OF his death.
His commissioned service included
service with the following ~organiza-
tons: TrooD Fl. sth Cavalry, with
stations at Fort Bliss. Texas. Fort
Hancock, Texas, and at Maria. Texas;
with the 4th Pioneer Infantry at
Camp Wordsworth. South Carolina
and at St. Nazaire. France; with
1s7th Infantry, s4th Brigade and the
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9th Cavarry IN France. He p
pated in the Meuse Argonne
sive from October so 10 Novemt
1913. At the time OF his deas
held n commission as 1st lieCte
Cavalry-Reserve.
Master Sergeant Gustaves was
distinguished pistol shot. Also. In
1928, he represented the regiment
with the Cavalry Rifle Team and in
1925 was selected ~ N I@mher or
The Chief NJ Cavalry's RiAN Team
for hi excellency i'm marksnanship.
Under all conditions Master Ser
geant Gustaves has proven his Ster-
ling soldierly qualities. Comscien-
tious ard loyal il the performance
Of all his duties. his honorable SER
vice is an example worthy Of emu
lation. In his untimely death, the
18th Cavalry, AL the service at large
suffers = distinct loss.
"on behalf Of tie entire command,
the ~regimental commander extends
deepest sympathy 10 the bereaved
members az his family.
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sheriff to Al Parker Sec. Co. the n.
20 &C. blk ), Orange Grove Park Sub.
La Feria grant. $500.
Harvey w. Phillips ct al by sheriff
TO AL Parker Sec. Co. the S. 10 &C.
Of the east 20 Of the n. half blk %,
Cantu tract, La Feria grant. $500.
Lawrence X. Dixon by sheriff to
Al Parker See. Co. a part Of blk 40,
la Feria Land & Irrig. Co. La Feria
grant, 1850 &C. aad all that certain
5. 2.97 &C. of farm blk Il, La Feria
grant. $500.
Florentino and Erminia Caballero
de Rendon to Ernesto Urtusastegui.
lot 2 blk 5, Los EbanOs Adm,
Brownsville. S526.50.>
j. X. Wells 70 J. s. Ford, a Is
undivided interest In an undiv. IL
part Of parcel Of land in share p.
$40.
Valley Dew. Inc. "a II. III. Blair +.
10 &C. Of the W. 20 &C. blk 81, Wilson
Tract Sub, survey 25. $40.
Valley Dew. Inc. TO Wimberly Nc
Leod, ". 10 &C. of the t. 20 ac. blk
81, Wilson Tract Sub. sur. %. $4,000.
Mamie o. Pengilly to ". ID. and
Mamie A. Keys all lot , and the n.
part lot 3 blk 209, share %, FL Jardin
tract. $221O.O0.
G. C. Henson ct al to Jose A. Cis-
neros lot 10 blk 27, plat 5-l3,
Brownsville. $3.50.
g. q. Henson ct al 10 Jose a. Cis-
neros lot 2 blk p, Brownsville, plat
5-15. $3.50.
Port Isabel Go. to G. J. Radcliffe
lots IS and 10 blk AZ, Port Isabel
iCty. $500.
Port Isabel Co. to Theron II. and
aMry Carter lot 9 blk l02, City Port
Isabel. S1,467.50.
A. Wayne Wood. TT. to Minnie
Brown lots 100, ITO, iii, Colonia
Victoria, Brownsville. $40.
g. II. and Fannie Jones to Valley
Dew. Inc. W. 10 ac. blk 81. T.. 10 &C.
Of the W. 20 az. blk 81, w. 10 &C. Of
the K. 20 nc. blk ST, Wilson Tr. Sub.
Sur. %. Sl2.9l0.0O.
Port Isabel GO. to VIM. c. Kirk and
IIessie q. Kirk lot 10-A. blk 21.
lCty Port Isabel. Si,250.0O.
Hidalgo County
Lorene w. Brothers TO j. NJ. Doss.
lot . blk ., Alta Mira Add, McAllen.
$40.
Silberio Lopez ct al to Harry /.
Oliver, lot 8 blk 10, Mercedes. $40.
Lloyd NJ. Bentsen to w. 4. Hasen
W. l-2 of lot 16, Bell Woods Co. Sub.
b. $1.00.
Nick Doffing to Nora A. Hall. N.
2 l-3 &C. Of blk i, Del Monte Or
chard Co, Sub. Of Por. 81.
William ID. Thurman TO l.. TT. Jew
ell, 5. ; &C. Of W. 1857 &C. OF flots
y $50 and "a. blk 4, Por. 81 To 63.
$40.
Littell Snively to y. Conner Snive-
", :. IL Of lot D. blk 1871. West Tr.
$1,000.
Rube Wyatt to y. J. Doss, T.. Is q.
Of n. 29.T9 &C. Of lot S, blk 8, Hard
ing & Gill. $40.
W. L. Stewart to Albert r. Stewart
So &C. of Ewel Wright Sub. Of blk
h, Wright Add. Mission. $40.
Monroe Shives 10 II. c. H~enrichson.
y. 10 &C. of s. 23.02 &C. Of fl. 7S4.
West Tract. $40.
!. r. Potter 20 Joseph n. Kinney.
y. IL cont 20.2S5 &C. Of lot Z, Val
Verde Tract. $1,000.
u G. Cawiezel to r. q. Carl, W.
II ac. Of +. 20 &C. OF blk ls5, La
Blanca. $40.
Charles Jones "a Stephen Jones.
part q lot II blk :, Hidalgo Canal.
zenon Gutierrez to Manuel Olivia
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LINER PULLED
FREE OF REEF
Garfield Relocated
With All Cargo;
Not Leaking

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-lP-The
liner President Garfield which went
aground Sunday on Mantilla Reef, in
the Bahamas, was reflnsted today.
Captain Thomas p. Q the COM
mancsr. informed Of the
Dollar line. II was 5ary 10
remove any Of her cargo.
The ship did not spring a leak, the
captain said. She will proceed TO
Nassau to pick up her eighty-nine
passengers taken there Monday BY
the liner Pan American. She then
will continue her voyage.
At the lines offices il was as
sumed the salvage tug Warbler was
largely responsible for freeing the
grounded vessel since previous at
tempts to float her at high tide had
failed and il was feared it would be
necessary to transfer a considerable
portion of her cargo to lighters be-
fore she could be floated.
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CRUISER BILL
TOBEPUSHED
Friends of Act Plan
To Force Vote In
Senate

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.@tPE
Friends OF the cruiser bill are ex-
pecting it to make a quick run to-
ward a final vote, once the deficiency
appropriation bill is out Of the way.
The deficiency bill, with an an
Choir that has held it fast, hte pro-
posed increase in prohibition en-
forcement funds, raised. shows signs
OF casting loose from its moorings
after the settlement Of the contro-
versy over tax refunds. Senate lead
ers plan then to keep the proposed
measure which would call for the
construction Of 10 cruisers and one
aircraft carried up until disposition
is made of il.
Proponents of the cruiser bill have
been fearful the extended argument
over appropriation bills and other
matters have been in reality a fill
buster aimed at the wareraft pro-
gram. Opponents, however, have de-
MED any filibuster was in progress
or intended. Senator Norris of Ne
braska, independent leader, having
%saidheoppo sed such a method Of
fighting the bill.
Chairman Hale Of the senate ma
val committee. one Of the sponsors Of
the cruiser bill, believes it will be
passed handily when the final vote
comes. The opposition is expected to
attempt TO obtain some modification
Of its provisions. They want the
authorization for Is cruisers reduced
to 10 or 5 ships. and they also favor
President ~Coolidge's proposal that
the time limit requiring the con-
struction Of the cruisers within three
years be removed.
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ern Mexico. The high" over the
Canadian Northwest yesterday morn
ing il apparently moving in 6
s~outheasterly direction over the
United States, but attended by IN
seasonably low temperatures. Be
low zero readings prevailed south
ward this morning to the northern
border of Kansas and Missouri,
while freezing weather reached as
far south as Roswell, y. Mex, the
Texas Panhandle, most of Oklahoma,
thence northeastward to the New
England states. Considerable cloud
mess prevailed throughout the
country this morning, and precipita-
tion was nearly as general within
the last "a hours.
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res. lot % blk 2, Madero. Sl.00.
Eva Murrow to Willard Ferguson,
lot IA in SK IL Of sec. IL, Hidalgo
Canal. $1,000.
The Nick Doffing Co. 10 Geo. W.
Hustled, lot u, Nick Doffing Co. Sub.
No. /. $40.
John L. Davis to Liteterl Snively.
s. 1-2 Of lot 3 blk 1874, West Tr. $40.
Mrs. Gregoria Echols to Lloyd Eeh-
OILS. y. 4.46 &C. of S. 9.s2 &C. OF lot
30-l1, West Add. $40.
c. +. Gardner TO W. B. Aleln, 16.49
&C. out of blk 1l9. J.. T. j. $1,000.
A. L. Krause 70 G. G. Bolts. ct al,
part Of It. 20. Cucharilla Pasture.
$1,000.
W.. L. Forbes eto s. L. B. & NJ. Ry.
Co.. part Of blk I, Doss Add. Wes-
laco.
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IN JAIL
= = =
TO MAKE HOOCH;
= = =
DOE S; ESCAPE

FOLSOM, La, Jan. 23.-tPE
Many men 20 to jail for making
liquor but not the b~ootlegger Of
Folsom. lie went to jail to make
his.
Deputy sheriffs dropped into the
city hoosegow here and found a
still in full blast, turning out
''aged in tin" at a rapid rate. Al
though the owner evidently was
sin Jail" shortly before the depu-
ties arrival, he made his escape.
Officers explained the Jail, al
though in the heart Of town, is
seldom used
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Trench Mouth Healed

Your friends dare not say 50 but
your sore gums and foul breath
don't make folks like you any ber-
Ter. Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy heals
worst cases X used as directed. II
$ not a mouth wash or paste. and
IS sold on a money back guarantee
eagle Pharmacy. Inc.-Adv. az
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The disturbance over the central
states yesterday morning moved rap
idly n-ortheastward and was over the
lower st. Lawrence valley this norm
ing. while pressure continued rather
low at the same time throughout
the Southwest and apparently north
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First Figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 a. m; fourth, rainfall past "a
hours.
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NEWS
BRIEFS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-IP-The
Texas and Pacific railroad has ask
ed permission from the interstate
commerce commission 10 buy the
Texas Short Line company. The APP
plication said a price Of $l75, 600
would be paid for the ten-mile line,
which terminates at Grand Saline,
Texas.
BRECKENRIDGE, Texas. Jan. %.
-tHt-After a morning consumed in
preparation Of a charge, which was
read TO the jury, arguments were TO
begin here this afternoon in the trial
of Al Rowden, former South Bend.
Ind, hotel proprietor, charged with
having fatally wounded his estrang-
cd wife in a rooming house here.
AUGUSTA. Ca. Jan. 23.-Pg-Rav
Barlow, 80, Of New York. said 10 be A
cousin Of Colonel Charles "A. Lind
bergh, died at a hospital here today
from injuries received when the air
plane he was plotting crashed IT
Aiken. :. e., Sunday. He operated A
flight instruction and passenger car
rylng concern Mt Aiken. Price III.
Gregory Of Aiken, a passenger, was
seriously injured.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-(P-
Through joint rates over the South
ern Railway system in connection
with the Inland Water Ways Cor
poration barge line, Warrior river
division. were ordered established
today by the interstate commerce
commission. The decision
cd is designed to enable the barge
lise to participate in traffi cbetween
New Orleans and Mobile, on one
hand. and a large number Of points
in the southeast quarter OF the Unit
ed States.
CAMDEN, N. j., Jan. 23.-fP-The
launching Of the 10000 ton scout
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Internal Health
by Natures Own
Methods

II YOU are sick inside YOU are sick
oil over. When the stomach fails 10
digest its food. YOU are standsng al the
threshold OF a series Of ailments that
may end IN a complete physical wreck.
internal health means health through
out the body. Keep your stomach ant
other digestive organs clean and visor-
Gus by giving them the natural stimu.
istion OF the roots, barks and herbs
contained IN Tanlac.
Tanlac Is wonderful for indigestion
and eonstipation1gas. pains. nausea.
dizziness and headaches. IL brings
back lost appetite, helps YOU digest
your food, aud gain strength and
weight.
Tanlac Is As free from harmful drugs
rs the water you drink. Ii contains no
mineral drugs; il is made Of roots.
barks and herbs. natures own med.
fines fcr the sick. For over 10 years Il
has been recommended by DRUGGISTS
who have watched its marvellous re-
suits. The cost is less than ? cents a
dose. Get a bottle of Tanlac from your
druggist and give il a thorough trial.
Your money back If doesn't help you,
q MlluON BOTTLES USED
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Antonio Rodriguez and Pascuala
Garcia.
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cruiser Salt Lake City at the New
York shipbuilding yard today opens
a new chapter Of warship building
on the historic Delaware river. The
Salt Lake City Is one Of a program
Of eight ships authorized by en-
gress. IL is the first cruiser launch
ing in this country under terms of
the Washington treaty signed at the
limitation Of armament conference
in 1922.
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GUADALAJAEA, Mexico, Jan. 23.-
Rl-Advices TO military headquar-
tiers today said ten insurgents and
three soldiers had been killed and
two soldiers wounded during a COM
bat at Chiquihuitillo ranch near
LaQuemada.
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Cameron Courts

Suits filed in the district courts:
No. S302-J. II. BatseIl vs.. j. s.
Ford, ct al. Partition.
No. S303-W. J. Duncan VS.. Martha
Jane Duncan. Divorce.
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a new chapter Of warship building
on the historic Delaware river. The
Salt Lake City Is one of a program
Of eight ships authorized by en-
gress. IL is the first cruiser launch
ing in this country under terms of
the Washington treaty signed at the
limitation Of armament conference
in 1922.
GUATEMALA CITY. Jan. 23.-tP
Various leaders of the revolt N
northern Guatemala have been exc
cuted by government forces. The
number of those who faced the firing
squad was not announced. The gov
eminent stated the uprising had been
totally suppressed.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Jan. %
Pl-Prizes ranging from $3.50 to
$4,000 will be given for paintings OF
Texas wild flowers in the annual
competition Of the San Antonio Art
league beginning January 80. APP
proximately 500 paintings have been
entered in competition for the S3l.-
500 cash prizes offered by Edgar b.
Davis. Luling and New York oil man.
Prizes for ranch life scenes range
from $1,000 to $4,000, and similar
awards are offered for paintings Of
cotton fields.
MIDLAND, Texas. Jan. 23.-DP-
Jealousy over attentions paid his
sweetheart by other men was be-
heved 10 have prompted Jesus Hur-
tado to shoot Miss Catalina Gonzales
TO death here yesterday. The m
was hot six times, five bullets en-
tering her head. Gonzales fled. but
was captured after a posse had
secured the brush.
LAREDO. Texas, Jan. 23.-(P-
District Attorney John A. Walls be-
gan an investigation today into the
disappearance Of Harry Williams,
Laredo newspaper reporter, missing
since last Friday. Friends Of VIII
hams asked the district attorney aft
er thorough searches Id been con-
Quoted on both sides Of the river.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. o.
Hr-Defeating the Midland cowboys,
II to 5, the Wichita Falls polo four
yesterday advanced 10 the finals Of
the low-goal event of the sixth an
nUal southwestern mid-winter tour
nament. Midland started with a
three-goal handicap and did not sccre
a goal until the final chukker.
-
ATLANTA. Ca. Jan. 2s.-dP-
Lieutenant Peter r.. Hunt. ". :. NJ,
Of the VI. s. q. Idaho, was in a Sc
rious condition today MS the result
Of a plunge from the seventh to the
second floor OF q hotel. He told CT
ficers he lost his balance as he lean
ed out Of a window.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 23.-P-
James A. Hollomon, So, associate ed
itor of the Atlanta Constitution, was
in q critical condition today follow
ing a two-story fall down the stair
way of a hotel last night. He was
leaving a conference and was strick-
en- with vertigo just a. he reached
the stairway.
GUADALAJAEA, Mexico, Jan. "a
Rl-Advices TO military headquar-
tiers today said ten insurgents and
three soldiers had been killed and
two soldiers wounded during a com
bat at Chiquihuitillo ranch near
Laquemada.
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COUNTY COURT AT LAW
Hon. John kleiber, Judge.
No final orders.
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2sTH DISTRICT COURT
Hon. A. W. Cunningham, Judge.
No orders.
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GUATEMALA CITY. Jan. 23.-tP
Various leaders of the revolt IN
northern Guatemala have been exc
cuted by government forces. The
number of those who faced the firing
squad was not announced. The gov
eminent stated the uprising had been
totally suppressed.
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1O3RD DISTRICT COURI

IUJhD DIS ThIJI IUIK
Hon. A. ". Kent, Judge.
No. sl28-F. II. George vs.. r. p.
Ewing, ct al. On trial.
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COUNTY COURT
Hon. o. c. Dancy, Judge.
No suits filed.
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CAMDEN, n. j., Jan. 23.-tP-The
launching of the 10000 ton scout
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ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 23.-P-
James A. Hollomon, So, associate ed
itor of the Atlanta Constitution. was
in q critical condition today follow
ing a two-story fall down the stair
way Of a hotel last night. He was
leaving a conference and was strick-
en- with vertigo just a. he reached
the stairway.
The Washington times., 1929-06-12
DOROTHY'S HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

her first check returned and she
so Innocent"
Betty Bronson and her brother.
a Stanford University boy. are en-
route to London. Betty threat
ened to go to New York ages
ago. Being curious. l asked how
come and nearly fell off the
chair when she said: ITO get
hair cutir London may be
better place yet. Besides the
haircut, Betty will see her boy
TREND graduate from Oxford.
Can't recall the lads name and
couldn't spell II IL could. The
first moniker is Joe. Lovely to
be educated. And--that's all.
The Washington times., 1929-06-12

then. having met Lee. ! know
darn well he has sense OF humor.
He's to do big time for Fox
sheehan and then back to his own
big time for IL weeks or so in
Front Page"
Norma Lee. domestically alias
Mrs. Elliott Nugent. in the party.
Miss Lee has been busy since her
arrival getting settled. One must
always go through the throes Of.
becoming acclimated, California
tends to tropical weather and It's
wearing on Eastern nerves As
for Elliott. he recently flushed
his initial outloud for Nj. G., M.
A college yarn. Forget the moni-
ker. At this penning, he and his
dad. j. G.. Nugent, are packing
their writing talent into rounding
out "The Cob for William Haines.
Later, Elliott will star In sine
matized ''Kempty." his own play,
in which he scored bang hit In
New York some seasons ago.
Norma will portray the leading
fem role she dittoed behind the
footlights. believe this is her
initial celluloider.
Bumped into Ben Lyon on the
boOlvard and he was saying that
he and Bebe and bunch moosied
over, to Venice-the local CGney
Island-'tother eve and made
frisky playing the ulnpty unp
games. Bebe won a ham. "Yes,
reminisced Ben, "She brought
home two hams. but she had to
cook only oneH Bebe, goes TO
work in Rio Rita" on the seven
feenth.
Paul Kohner. just back from
Universating in Germany, tele-
phoning Mary Philbin to find out
how her health was progressing.
Those two are supposed 10 be en-.
gagged. If they aren't, Pauis
tenacity should win. Seems Mary
has bad cold. Yes, the germs
have flocked back to town. The
shriners leave and they come. One
can't have everything.
Paul Whiteman is in town--or
was. Paul's pretty plumpish
again. Reckon he'll join the
l8-day diet /racketeers to melt
down to picture weight. He's
slated to make King of Jazz,
rehearsals beginning either the
end of this month or the early
part of next Who's blue now?
The George F'itzmaurices have
opened savings account for their
3-month. old baby, Sheila. Di (Mrs.
Fizt), was all a-dither because she
purchased Sheila bond and wrote
a check on toe wrong bank! ''Tht
poor darling" saith Di, "having
The Washington times., 1929-06-12
When the Feature
Is Shown OnScreen

RIALTO--Morton Downey in
Mothers Boy" At 1870, 1880,
$50. $50. 7:30, and $3.50 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Eddie Dowling,
Rainbow Man" At 10:45. 12:45,
2:45, 4:45, 6:45. and 9:03 p. m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cos
teIlo and George o'Brien in
''Noah's Ark" At 11:1s, 1:17,
3IS, 5:ls, 719. and 9:20 p. m.
EARLE--Billie Dove in an all.
talker, Careers" At 11:1O, 110,
3:19, $40, 7:21. and 9:31 p. m.
FOX-May McAvoy in a Warn
er Brothers talker, Stolen
Kisses" At 11:49, 2:36, AL, 7:51,
and 9;59 p. m.
LITTLE--"The Weavers. At
1850. 1870. $50, $50, 7:sO. and
$50 p. m.
PALACE-William Haines in
"a Mans Man." Synchronized. At
11:50. 2:25. SIS, 7:45. and 10 p. m.
The Washington times., 1929-06-12

the second Fox Movietone musi-
cal comedy, staged and directed
by Edward Royce.
Down at Thirteenth and f
Streets (the Earle), the summer
outlook is most promising.
Booked into dominate the screen
programs for June, July and
August are these features:
June Is. "The Man l Love-"
June %. "The Squall." All
talker with Myrna 10y.
June 29. "The Wolf Song"
July 6. Dolores Costello in
"Glad Rag DOLL"
July 13. Richard Barthelmess
in "Wheel of Life"
July 20. broadway Baby"
with Alice White.
July 2. ''The Leatherneck."
August 4. '"The Drag"
August II. "Man of the
Moment.
August 1s. "TWin Beds"
August %. Colleen More in he1
first talker, Smiling Irish Eyes. u
While on the subject of com.
ing attractions today's lesson may
appropriately be closed with the
inside tip that the revue unit due
at the Palace next week and
headed by Don Barclay come:
heralded as the best show travel
ing the Publix-Loew circuit.