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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-tP-Poul-
trv firmer: fowls 27 l-1c: springs
26c: no. 2 springs 1ec; broilers 26c;
roosters 21c. turkeys 20c 20 5Oc;
ducks l8c TO &c: geese lec.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-16

WASHINGTON. Sept. l6.-P-
The naval reduction discussion Il
expected TO advance this week to
the initiation of conversations here
and In London looking To the call
ing OF q five-power conference as
early In December as possible.
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Valley

TContlnueu from page ~
ing the friendly spirit existing be-
tween the two nations and espe-
cially between the twin cities" Uf
the border.
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Train Sched

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INVESTIGATE
SUMMIT PLACE


THEN INVEST
N BrownsviIle'e new business
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MRS. EVANS. who represents the
L~andndowne company Of Paris and New
York, will open . sample ana q
woman's exchange for n women OF
the Valley and Brownsville In the Nil
Ter Hotel about October /. U-SB
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PERSONAL.

TIE MEDICAL ARTS HOSPITAL cf
Edinnurg, Texas. will start a Dew class
for student nurses ~Sep.Hnoer -. AEy
one who Geeires CO enter tnts class
should write az once 20 superintendent
Of Nurses. Medical Arts Hospital. ID
inburg. Texas I-oV
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Statesmen TO carry our line OF import
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HOUSES FOR SALE

SACRIFICE-New thoroughly modern
house. best buy In Brownsville:
small down payment. balance hk rent.
See Mrs. Florence Stafford. owner. i7l9
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REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS can use
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Harlingcn. Texas. U-7B
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FOR SALE-Eeautiful Los Eoanos
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OPPORTUNITY Is knocking ut your
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FOR SALE or trade for Oklahoma city
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17

The quality of her acting as the
Private Secretary in THE News
Parade" is winning the praise of
movie fans everywhere for this
lovely newcomer to the screen. At
home in New York City, hundreds
admire her charming personality
and she has fairly ''Set the style"
on Broadway by the way she
dresses her hair.
1.-THE simple method I use in
caring for my hair" says Miss
Shea, "haS been of great help to
me in my motion picture work,
where ones hair must always look
it's best. It's just the thing for
busy girls, too, because it is SO
easy. Most of the girls I know in
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friends comment on it,"
Danderine removes the oily film
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its natural color, gives it more
lustre than brilliantine. It
cleanSes and invigorateS the scalp;
helps overcome dandruff. It is
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sticky or oily; doesn't show
Waves, "Set" with it, last longer.
All drug stores have it, in gen.
erouS 35c bottles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17

Thousands of statements have
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
KILLER, FUGITIVE 7 YEARS,
is CAPTURED BY POSSE
North Carolina Slayer Caught
After Two-Day Chase in
New Mexico.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOclated Press.
ALAMOGORDO, N. Mex, April IT,
Doyle Massey. escaped North Carolina
slayer, who had eluded authorities for
seven years, was captured by posse
yesterday after tWo-day chase In the
wilds Of the Sacramento Mountains.
known as Jake Smith in logging
camps in Otero County. New Mex,
where he worked. Massey and a COM
panion, Roy Smith, were wanted for
stealing a trunk. Smith was captured
with him. The posse was ordered to APP
prehend the pair after they had dis
armed two deputy sheriffs sent to ar
rest them
Massey was convicted in 1921 Of kill
ing Harrison Roberts and sentenced to
10 years in the North Carolina State
Prison. He escaped after serving six
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
HERB EXTRACT
PROVES TO Be
GREAT REMEDY
Local People Say 1t Is Best
They Ever Used for
Gas, Indigestion and
Constipation.

Less than two months ago Millers
Herb Extract was introduced in
Washington. Today, it is one of the
most talked of medicines in the city.
People who have taken it say they
find it to be the best preparation
they ever used for gas, indigestion,
and constipation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-17
BALLOONIST KILLED.
Caught in Crash When Parachute
Fails to Open.

OGDEN, Utah, April II Lp)-Glenn
Austin, "a, of Jackson, Mich, was killed
yesterday when his balloon crashed
here. A carnival crowd witnessed the
accident.
Austin, attempting to ascend, had
gone up 200 feet when the balloon be-
gan to sag. He pulled the cord to re-
lease parachute but it failed to open.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14

dashing John Gilbert, we promise
an hour of rare amusement, since
Ina Claire possesses a keen sense
Of humor and the ability to share
that quality Nith hcr audience!
As most Of YOU know, the awful
truth is not really that had at all,
hut when a jealous husband learns
that his lovely wife is the recipient
of flowers and much attention
from a certain popular man about
town, there is desire on the part
of a wife to let her husband think
the worst rather than try to ex-
plain how harmless it all is; so
they quarrel, as people in love
often do. each with a feeling OF in
justice done, and when they come
to the parting only clever
strategy on the part Of the wife
saves the situation. but thd@end is
best left to csccn than told for
even the fadcOut brings laugh.
Miss Claire. in this. her second
tor it is third0 screen venture 1--WE
remember her Polly With A Past"
distinctly makes a wise choice in
playing one Of her most popular
stage successes, for The Awful
Truth Is one Of those plays call
in- for brittle clarity of voice since
the dialogue is most important,
and it Is in this rYpe OF comedy
that our Ina touched the pinanclc
Of fa Sr. Henry Daniel and John
R"cW have The principal male
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
SNAPPY FUN IN
GAY E T Y S
BURLESQUE

The Sporty Widows" are at the
GayetY and quite a number Of
sportily inclined fans turned ont
TO greet them at the opening per.
formance yesterday. It's good
show. featuring bright comedy,
touched off here and there with
pretty songs and cleverly exc
Cuted dance numbers.
Vic Plant is fhe leading come.
dian and he gives splendid
account Of himself in several
comedy skits. F'Iossie De. We're.
A vivacious dancer, presents
pair of offerings that are the last
word in beauty and novelty.
Eugene Allen, Virginia Dare,
Allen lie Roy, Jim Calvin, James
CLAYTON. Buster lie Roy and
Irene Cantley are the principals
and only limited space prevents
detailed mention of their enjoy
able numbers. The production
features its chorus and rightly
so. The girls are pretty and sing
and dance with much activity.
Mana ger Jimmie Lake announces
that any remaining games OF the
world series will be detailed from
the stage. play by play, at the
matinee performance in coniunc.
ton with the regular show.-H. S.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
ILLUSION. IS
DRAMAABOUT
STAGE FOLKS

Charles URuddy) Rogers and
Nancv Carroll are co.starred In
a delightfully."- entertaining play
"IIhIsion," now current at me
Earle Theater. This engaging
and attractive pair are already an
established sure-fire hit il ono
NAV Judge by the satisfied Gus
toners who packed the house yes
terday.
"Ill,,siop' js an alltalkinE
Paramount picture based upon 2
novel bv Arthur Train. The play
is itself engrossinC and intriguing
though not unusual and the St1r"'
assisted by 2 remarkably capa h'e
supporting cast, make it one we'll
worth seeing.
Rogers is young magician
brought up in a, circus. who
grown to handsome young man
hood, finds himself in great de-
mand in social set. Miss Ca"-
roll as Claire JerniSan. a Girl
raised in the same environment,
plays with him in A biG-tcnt art.
June CollNer has an important
role as the society girl who runs
around with earle 2 Th or y Q
ROcersl until she learns the turh
about his social status.
Members Of the circus perform at
p lawn patr given by the socially
aspiring Schmittlaps at thci- Coun-
try estate and Claire does her act
after her partner deserts. The
picture comes to an exciting and
thrilling climax before the affairs
are untanoled and the lad goes
back 10 his own crowd.
Packed with human touches,
homely situations and . excellent
logic. "Illusion" proves another
highly satisfactory performance.
Unfortunately the contributors Of
some Of the finest character bits
must 20 unnamed, as the list Of
actors flashed by too quickly,
but special credit should he
extended the grandmother and the
brother. The whole broup IS
notably successful
The subsidiary features are ex-
cellent. A short Skit, "The Spy
is a. knockout and other NitaphOne
acts are likewise good. Para.
mount News. including pictures
of Premier Ramsay Macdonald,
President Hoover and Secretary
StimSon, rounds out an eminently
pleasing prOgram.-Ii. *.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
SKELLY-BR ENT
TEAM STARS
AT PALACE

A woman's desire IN punish her
lover furnishes an interesting
background for plenty OF action In
Woman Trap" the Paramount
all talking feature now showing
at the Palace.
AS a detective sergeant, Dan
Malone. played by Hal SkelIy,
ignores the pleadings of one Kitty
Evans to save her brother Eddie
from gang OF bootleggers. Ma.
lone, who believes in permitting
the younger men 10 have their
fling finds too many i'm.
portant matters in his precinct TO
bother with kitty's brother.
Malone's brother, however, be.
comes implicated in the racket of
the rum.runners and finds him.
self cornered by officers. Then he
decides to take his work seriously.
The bGother, fortunately, escapes
but only after he has wounded a
pCOhibitiOn agent.
A roundup of racketeers wins
Malone captaincy. and he fights
Viclously to eliminate the lawIcss
element from his city. In his mad
effoCt kitty'a brother Is trapped
and sentenced tn die. Thjs turns
Kitty against the captain and she
swears vengeance only to forgive
her lover when she finds him
Cornered.
Evelyn Brent. who has been
seen in many talking pictures re-
Gently, interprets the role Of Kitty,
sharing much of the spotlgh.
with Skelly.
AL Evans, the ceremonial mas.
ter, presents an unusual Pubilx
stage program, which is sprinklcd
with several stars. These include
Joe Browning. featured monoiog
list; Joe Browning. jr.. Jules and
Josie Walton, an exceptional pair
OF dancers; Whitley Roberts, who
interprets the 'hrnak way" and
katherine Rice. a little singer of
radio fame. The Dave Goul1
dancers add a new touch to the
program to the tunes of the Pal.
ace SynCopators.
Some very interesting news
events are shown in the Hearst.
MetrotOne newsreel.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
GOLD DIGGERS'
IN FINAL
WEEK

That small group Of folk who
haven't yet seen Cold Diggers of
Broadway" at the Metropolitan
We're slated to pay the Tenth and
F Street theater a visit as the pic
ture opened it's final week Satur-
day.
Conway Tearle and Nancy Wei
ford are still pulling them in as
the stars and Nick Lucas has the
appealing blue voice which brought
him \ golden flood from talking
machine records.
And Ann PcnninCton'z wriCClcs
aren't to he sneczed at either. She
brings the spirit and tempo Of ne
*ell.known Rendezvous" into the
flicker world in her part in this
sophisticated presentation of mod,
ernity. Aided by Winnie LiGhtner.
Lilyan Tashman. Albert Gran and
the attractive Helen Foster. the
stars. tho principals of the cast
present what has hccn called the
host show Of it's kind seen on the
screen this year.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
NINGS IN
SILENT FILM
AT LITTLE

Emil the immortal is back in
Washington. He appears at the
Little this week in Husbands or
LoVers?" Jannings made the pic.
ture before his heGira to Holly
wood and at times the photography
is bad and some OF the scenes too
palpably artificial.
However. the acting is not arti.
ficial. Emil Jsnnings could not DO
that IL he tried. 1t is the story OF
wife unfaithful TO her husba nd.
Despite his alteration and willing
ness to forgive, she leaves him and
seeks the arms of her lover. Not
even the sight of their child could
cause her to relent.
The wronged husband, PLAYED
by Jannings. attempts to order the
lover away from the house. at
tempts to shoot him and then tries
to get Tough with his wife, all to
no avail.
Throughout the film none Of the
actors attempt any fine posing or
heroics. Jannings Is simply an
adoring. stupid husband, a good
hearted, simple. loving, hurgher.
Despite the evident age OF the film
1t is Veil worth seeing. for no
other reason than that Jannngs is
back
A Rem Turpin comedy revived.
Paramount News and an animal
short complete the program.
7. r
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
C0LU NJ BI AS
FILM REVUE
HELD OVER

In the Hollywood Revue. held
over at the Columbia this week
is to he found An excellent shadow
imitation Of the flesh and blood
realities staged by Mr.. t'lorcnz
Ziecfeld.
Dimpled knees flash alluringly
in the chC~Gs. Tonors COO. sweet
young things dance. sing. and
make love, all quite exquisitcly.
Twenty-Five Metro-Goldwyn stars
flash in varied specialties.
Probably the high lights Of the
entertainment are the ever-funny
clowning of Marie Dressler and
that classic dance by Buster
keaton. Conrad Nager comes
through with truly NagcliSh
singing Of You Were Meant For
Me in pasahle voice. Joan
Ora wford and Bessie Love show
they can dance very we'll as we'll
as act and he pleasing to the eye.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14

Early in the narrative you may
guess that Prince NiCholai viii
probably fade out in the arms Of
the pretty stage singer who cap
lures his fancy as p. siren in the
Vienna Opera House. He does.
but there are the usual misundcr.
standings. the royal opposition to
a marriage between commonCr
and the ermine. a typical syn,
thettc revolution and finally some
fascinating scenes taken directly
on the Fox Hollywood lot and
showing movies in the making,
where the romance comes to
happy conclusion.
MIR. Murray, who transplanted
his effective musical comedy
voice from he IieIdfald production
directly to the studios, is the per.
sonable prince who sings SO
charmincly. Lets Dance the
Night Away is a tune with
dreamy and lingering Tilt sung
plcasinEIy by the daShinG noble
man. The acting of Mr.. Murray
had a stiffness and camera con
sciousncss that made it loss than
powerful. while Miss Terriss is
competent vocally, but hardly dis
tinguished as an actress. Tom
PatriCOla Is seen in a straight
part without any opportunity 10
exercise his dancing shoes and
Walter Catlett blows up tiny
role of a film producer into
standout bit. Evelyn Han. whose
Queen Louise reminds one force
fully of Marie Of Rumania. is
really the acting star Of Married
In Hollywood"
ON the stage Charlie Farrell of
Seventh Heaven" street Angel"
and sunny Side TIP" fills in IS
minutes with personal appear
anCe. This added attraction is
only scheduled for the perform
ancos today. The blonde star-in
his early 20's-was bOyishly awk-
ward and bcrOminSly nervous at
yesterdays matinee. His con-
tribution is singing. "NaGabond
Lover" and then "Tf l Had a
Talking Picture of YOU" the
latter the theme number from his
latcS. picture. John Irving Fisher
presided at the Steinway for this
interlude and ad libbed enough
patter to dress up the turn with
laughter.
The regular stage show offers
another Fanchon and Marco re
vue unit, "Reauty Idea" which is
top heavy with dancing and sparse
with humor. 1t features Lucille
Page, A really remarkable contor-
tionistiC dancer and Johnny Dunn,
a crackreiack artist with the ukele
as its outstanding entertainers.
Carita does some nimble toe dane
ing and Casticton and@~MaCk,
comedy acrohatiCs.
One of the finest Movietone rccls
yet offered starts off this generous
program. 1t presents both Ram
say and Ishbel Macdonald in ap-
proDriate talks and variety OF
timely topics including the world
series opening game at Wrigley
field. Lawrence Chamberlain, Tap
pearing as ghost Mator for vii.
liam Fox brings the Jubilee MOS
sage which is a five minute talk
on tho advantages of Fox common
stock
Leon PruSiIoff cuIled from his
musical library. a collection of
theme song hits from earlier Fox
productions. 1t makes a light and
decidedly tuneful overture as rem
dered by the BrusIoff artists.
The Washington times., 1929-10-14
When Feature Is
Shown on Screen

METROPOLITAN-"Gold Dig
gers of Broadway" At 1920. 1:20,
S:20, $50, 1920 and 800 pm.
PALACE-Eve,yn Brent and
Hal Skelly in women Trap" At
1905. 2:35. $40, 1850 and 10 pm.
FOX-"Married in Hollywood"
with +. Harold Murray and Norma
Terris. At 11:l5. 2:o7. 4:4a. 743
and 1925 p. M. y
RIALTO:-Ins Claire in "The
Awful Truth" Az 1880. 1;50. $50.
$50. $50 and $50 pm.
COLUMBIA - HOLLYWOOD Re
vue," At 10:4s. 1889. So2. $40,
7.20 and $50 pm.
EARLE--Nancy Carroll and
Buddy Rogers in "Illusion." At
l1:45. 1:45. 3:45. 5:45, 7.45 and 9:4S
pm.
LITTLE Emil laQnincs in
"HuSha nds or I.Nvcraf At I:30.
$50. $50 and 9:5C pm.