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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Old Gardens of Virginia

It is entered through a tunnel Of box.
wood, and while for many years the
garden was neglected. patience and In.
telligent care have brought it back to
Its present state of perfection.
From Orange one drives through
Culpeper. Fauouier and Loudoun Coun-
ties, famed for their fine homes, fine
farms and fine horses, again crossing
the Blue Ridge Mountains into the
Valley to Winchester.
its share of historic gardens in that OF
Fairfield, an old Fairfax place; Carter
Hall, built by Nathaniel Burwen IN
1890 as Summer home. with its mag.
niflcent garden; and Anneheld, built oy
Matthew Page in 1890.
Turning homeward, one goes next 20
Leesburg. In this section one hesitateS
to say what garden is most charming,
but Oatlands House and its garden are
certainly one Of the lovely spots. The
house was built by George Carter IN
1900, but the garden was his honoy.
He walled it In with brick MADE on
the place, he planted American and
English box, many besutiful trees ana
evergreen and Towering shrubs TOO
numerous to mention.
~ y
~ NO4x1Eft A1OCACobAAS kAoSO ~ Oe~~~
\ Hill, built by President James Mon
roe. the construction Of which was SUE
perintended by Thomas Jefferson.
If this hating recounting OF rev
of the many beautiful scenes to be found
in picturesque homes and gardens hand"
ed down from colonial Virginia tempts
you to seek them out for yourself. then
those whose loving care has preserved
for generation after generation, VIII pe
repaid by your interest, for one cannot
go into one of these ancient gardens
without unconsciously feeling the truth
of the inscription on an old sun olaI,
With the song Of the birds for pardon
And the Joy Of the flowers for mirth,
One is nearer Coos heart IN garden
> Those who will extend you the cour-
tesy of their private homes and their
private gardens in doing so feel as
surred that the beauty revealed VIII
impress YOU with the worthiness Of their
interest in restoring the garden Of Ken
more, now becoming q national shrine,
to its true relation as part OF the Ken
more home.
Note-For those who cannot take the en-
tire trip, Gunston Hall END Freoerickspurs
can be visited In an a1terpooin; or or thS Sse
wise be short afternoon drive, The whole
trip outlined in this article will take about
a week. Maps showing the route can be
obtained from the Kenmore Association'
Prestwouid, franklin street, Richmond Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Wouldn't Do.

Schrari, who had run out Of gas
on the outskirts of country town,
saw a boy coming along the road carry
ing big tin can. Say, boyl he yelled;
'T hope that's gasoline you have IN
that can"
'Well, hope It amt" returned the
boy. 1T would taste like the dickens
on mas pancakes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14

Helen winslow, O hish school senior, works
after school hours in drug store 70 hep
she was Compelled to give 20 her position
on the basket ball team. and her place has Is
OF rich parents. Helen. who has been 9
star IA the Girls Dramatic CLUB Of the high
school, hopes to be elected 70 the honorary
place. but Thyra has tried 70 act. votes on
the promise that II che. is elected she VIII
and q friend OF her father. to the school
to give q telk, on the strength OF this
one more vote than Helen gets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Slam!

Freshie There's o town in Ohio
named after you" Fl.
Proud Eenior-Yes? What's the
namep"
Freshie -Marblehead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Generous.

"That's some puppies the most hos
pitable dog In the country"
what do you mean 'hospitable'?"
"why, he'd give you q bite any old
time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
The Horses Job.

"This drawing Of the horse Is good"
The critic said who saw IL;
"But where 1the wagon?" I replied,
'The horsesis going to draw it"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Sounds Ghostly.

81 believe this school Is haunted
"Why7"
"They are always talking about the
school spirit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-14
Moslem Spies on Woman's Trail

I HAD NOT THE LEAST IDEA
WHO THEY WERE, BUT IT WAS
QUITE EVIDENT THAT THEY
WERE DEEPLY SUSPICIOUS OF
NE.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

wilted. "But / like your nerve.
Come In to my Office
Juliette got her Job in the
Follles later on; she went to Lon.
don to 4bpear with the Dolly sis
tiers In Cochran's show, "The
League OF Notions" Still later.
she became associated with Sir
Gerald Du Maurier, one Of En-.
glands foremost actors. And now.
to be sure, she's back in the
u. s. A. Her husband and baby
daughter, who are in England,
plan to join her here in the fall.
Specialties
What's this. one hears, about
Douglas Fairbanks first wife
purchasing home just below
Pickfair?... Daphne Pollard, w.
X. comedian, is plenty busy connik-
ing these days. She Just com
pleted her role In big Time"
featuring Lee Tracy, and begins
Loose Ankles' the end OF this
week. L. A." one might add, Is
not the romance OF q cartortion.
ist~ Ralph Forbes. and Ruther
Chatterton have moved in from
Malibou to their Bev Hills home.
said home has been In the pro.
cess Of renovation for, the past
five months. I'm, evoluting from
Spanish to English. Incidentally.
We sleuth hound spotted Ralph
on Corinne Griffith's Lilies 81
the Field" set 'tother day. Two
and two equals four. Ralph win
be Corinne's hero in this flick. II
I'm wrong, send over your law.
yers.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

Stock Company. Then Kate
went with Keith and was
promptly voted among the ten
R-K-O favorites of the air in
the balloting of radio fans. Then
a Vitaphone recording for plenty
of change.
Why all. this? Well, because
the D. C. Sophie Tucker has
been signed up for a week at
the Earle Theater in the near
future. And the weekly salary
reads like a telephone number.
No kiddin'.
There's a sort of unwritten
law among the Hollywood stars
that you're not very smart If
you renew a contract for less
money. It's got to be up or
nothing. When Paramount's
contract with Thomas Meighan
expired it was not renewed, be-
cause after a series of indif-
ferent pictures he was no longer
considered a big box.office VIM
ner. So. while Tommy is
neighbor of Adolph Zukor and
his golf companion, he was per-
mitted to go elsewhere.
The joke of it is that Mr..
Meighan made Bartlett Cor
mack's '0The Racket" which
Paramount distributed for his
new independent producer, and
it was the best picture he turned
out in months, making plenty
of money for the fellow who
gambled on the Meighan follow
ing. Warner Brothers imme-
diately signed him up.
Now Mr.. Meighan has checked
in with . whale Of q success in
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

actress both on stage ana screen.
Juliette IL q little prone to uncer.
tainty Of Hollywood's customs.
habits and inuendoes OF speech.
But she's q good trouper. with
poise. charm ana sincerity her
allies. Ats.the present penning.
MISS Compton Il traipsing with
Betty Compson In Tiffany atahpa
reeler. Woman to Woman.p
Il was several years ago that
Juliette played the vamp IN Doro.
thy Gish's British production,
Nel GWyn." 4Assa result OF her
performance, Famous PLAYERS
wanted her for Menjou picture.
but Miss Compton was under con,
tract to an English company and
80. perforce, had to refuse the
offer.
She's an American girl. Mailing
from Georgia. When in her early
teens she trekked to New York
with chaperon. Purpose: Stage.
She wanted to get into Ziegfeld's
Follies The idea wasn't 'atalf
original. Nevertheless, she pa
tiently sat In the anteroom OF
Ziegfeld's offices for over week.
Finally, one afternoon. a man
stopped to ask whom she was
waiting to see.
"Mr. Ziegfeld,' she replied.
Hes too busy to see you"
bruskly.
"Oh, no, he isn'tD confidenta.
"I'm q personal friend OF his"
The man looked her over.
Really? I'm Mr.. Ziegfeld." She
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
GLEANINGs & SCREENINGS
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Jolly Kate Smith, Washing
ton girl, is bouncing along on
the highway to success. Or
you might call it shouting
along. Only q few years ago
plump Kate used to smile all
over when the Saturday night
envelope contained SIS. Then
she went with Eddie Bowling
and Honeymoon Lane" and
drew over 800 for the first
time. Eddie had to sweeten the
pot q couple of times to keep
the big singer contented.
Last winter it was Kate Smith,
as guest star, who gave Pro-
Queer Charles Emerson Cook
the only winning three weeks he
had with his Belasco Musical
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Like A Woman

Before leaving Captain Faw-
cett's party. ! gotta paragraph
what happened to Claire Windsor.
The guests motored to the Breezy
Point Lodge. They stopped for
a minute In Little Falls. Ind,
which. 1t seems, Ii the town
where Lindbergh first saw light.
The entire population OF l.. F.
a few hundred-turned out to
view the celebs. Suddenly. a
bulky woman showed aside those
in front Of her. pushing timid
little man ahead OF her. She
waved a mighty fist at the star.
tied Claire Windsor and shouted:
There she Ii. Take a good
look at her"
The poor man squirmedf UNI
comfortably.
yeah, you" yelled the woman
at Claire. Amt / been tryin' to
keep him from SEEM your pit.
shurs for 10 years? Look at
her." she shook her poor pro.
wider. That orta get 'er outta
your head"
Their real name department
Irving Berlin-Isadore Baline.
From England
She recently arrived IN We
colony from merrie England. She.
being Juliette compton. Tall.
Slender. Black hair bobbed Scotch
style. Gray eyes that mist meath
black lashes. Transplanted from
London. where she Is q w. X.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Wien the Feature
Is Shown on Screen

EARLE-Jack MulhaII and
Patsy Ruth Miller in Irwin Beds. +"
N a1t34, 1877. $40. 5:S4 1877 and
$40 p, m.
GOLUAIBIA--RonaId Colman in
HBulldog Drunmond." At 11:40
1:4O. $40. 5:s5. TBS and 9:s5 pm.
FOX--Janet Gaynor and Charles
Farrell in Lucky star" At 1885,
2:22, 4:45, 7:s7 and s;55 p. m.
PALACE-WaIlace Beery in
"Chinatown Nights" At 1850,
2.s5. sos. 7:S5 and $50 p. m.
METROPOLITA N-sophia
Tucker in "Honky Tonk." At
1857 12:45, 2:34, 4:24, 6:13 s:O4
and 9:55 p. m.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

New low prices ON the greatest Buick of
them all! A feat of value giving that only
Buick could achieve! A feat that instantly
stamps this new Buick the greatest dollar
value ever offered In the quality field!
Consider these amazing new superiorities:
new Fisher styling in new bodies of match
less luxury; new and more powerful valve
in-head engine; new longer springs with
double-acting Lovejoy Duodraulic Shock
Absorbers; new Controlled Servo Mechani-
cal Brakes, unrivaled for smooth, sure,
silent operation; new steering gear with new
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

his first talker. II is '"The
Argyle Case" with Meighan
playing a sort of Craig Ken
nedy- Sherlock Fl m Ell role.
Proving, suppose, that Mr..
Meighan can. still deliver the
dividends If given the right kind
of stories.
Adolpe Menjou wound up with
Paramount because he couldn't
see less than $4,000 q week,
according to Supervisor B. P.
Schulberg. The last Menjou
picture, Fashions in Love-"
was one Of his best, but not a
big enough success to warrant
the salary the star was asking
for a new contract.
Box-office records were
smashed to smithercens at the
Roxy Theater. in New York last
week. where "The Cock-Eyed
World" with Victor McLaglen
and Edmund Lowe, did s173,391
for the first seven days. This
represents capacity attendance
at every performance, and the
$50, 900 topping of the old record
is accounted for by special mid
night showings, inaugurated by
this picture. It goes without
saying the stupendous amount
sets worlds record for weekly
receipts by motion picture
theater, or. for that matter, any
cathedral of amusement.
The picture was pre-viewed
here last week and will be
shown at the Fox Theater. be-
ginning Saturday, August 81.
AL Jolson's latest "Say It With
Songs" at the Metropolitan,
will provide the main r Street
opposition for Labor Day week.
Cecil Vogel, assistant manager
at Loew's Columbia, has been
promoted to manager and as
signed to the main I.oew thea
ter in Memphis, Tenn. Matthew
Fisher, of the Metro-Goldwyn
New York studio, will fill the
post vacated by Mr.. Vogel.
While Equity is busy con-
ferring with the producers ON
the Coast, the Washington stage
hands through their accredited
union officials are discussing
a new contract with the motion
picture theaters. The present
contract expires August 81 and
the union has requested more
men for most Of the first-run
houses besides a boost in salary.
Both factions to the parleys are
still on speaking terms al
though they are far apart on
what they agree should be o. K.
Radio-Keith- Orpheum has de-
cided to wire the Keith Wash
lngton Theater for sound pic
lures and the Rialto on Ninth
Street will be reopened by Uni
versal sometime in September.
according to the latest semi
authentic rumors from New
York where these things are
decided.
Charles Hampden, ex-Na-
tlonalite, liked his experience in
the movie houses as guest mas
ter of ceremonies, so he is seek
ing a regular M. C.'s berth with
the Loew theaters.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Weekend Party

When Miss Del Rio arrived in
Minneapolis on her 'EvangeIine'
tour, Capt. w. II. Fawcett, mil.
lionaire publisher. and his wife
chucked a lavish weekend party
In her honor. To celebrate her
twenty-third birthday AT their
gorgeous estate. Breezy Point
Lodge, $50 miles from Mime.
apolis. Some 80 friends OF the
Fawcetts were present, including
their prize motion picture maya.
zine writer. Ruth Berry Claire
Windsor. Harry Curtis, son Of
the country's Vice President; John
Raskkob and others. VeriIy, q
good time was had by ali.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
All. Mystery!

Believe It or not, Herb RawIin-
son OF Loew's Palace says that
q gag viii get an entire house Of
1900 one show and three shows
later It win not click at all. There
Is q heavy reward out for the
person who can solve this
mystery.
The Washington times., 1929-08-14

and exclusive Road Shock Eliminator-
host of other important Improvement
Also consider these remarkable new prices,
representing reductions of as much as $3.50.
Compare Buick-and Buick prices-with
any other automobile, Every comparison
will definitely establish l. as the worlds
greatest motor car value.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICH
Di0Aiss efGssssSfMstsr
CeTteNGA0s
MeLAushn Buick Oaws. onG Buick sad NarQ1eS
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
WHO'D U s'pose9

whoa " S'p0Seg
What this Flick Bureau Graves
to know IL: Who's the man In
Baltimore who telephones Do
lores Del Rio regardless what
town she may be personal ap.
pearance-ing int He does. And
he plays both violin and saxo.
phone. Frequently he Is re,
ported as giving Dolores tele.
phone concert that lasts 80 min
utes or SO. is this love--or
has q rose ben monikered an
The Washington times., 1929-08-14
Rx p0R0THY HERzOG

(copyright, 1929. Premier syndicate)
HOLLYWOOD. Calf. Aug. IA.
Add movie vocabulary Grave.
yard shift" meaning players who
work at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
STOCKS HOLD FIRM
IN PROF|T-TAK|NG
Heavy Buying Movement Fol-
lows Brokers' Loans Report
of $40,00O,0OO Gain.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May 3-Pushing ahead
regardless of money which, renewing at
10 per cent, went to IL per cent in the
last hour, stocks recorded further ad-
vances in today'S market. Leadership
rested first with one group and then
with another. Realizing at intervals
brought about minor recessions, but it
was all absorbed. There were one or
two weak spots which, however, had no
effect on the rest of the list.
The electric stocks we're strong all
day. The oils came to the front In the
afternoon. The merchandising stocks
were in active demand and the utilities
had a host of friends. The motors
Jagged behind with the striking excep-
ton OF Marmon and the steels did
little. The rails were neglected but
steady.
Among the features in the late trad
ing were Atlantic Refining, at a new
high on the movement and only frac-
tionally below the best of the year;
General Railway Signal at the best for
1929, and Consolidated Gas. Advance
Rumely common and preferred were
weak and United Aircraft had a set
back.
Then there was an impressive assort-
ment OF favorable earnings statements.
More than all these issues, however, was
the demonstration the market had given
earlier in the week of it's resistance to
selling and of its strong technical posi-
ton
The Street liked the quality of the
leadership in the opening transactions.
General Electric was a feature. This
high-grade investment stock started in
on block of 5000 shares at 25812, up
over points. AS recently as Monday
the stock had sold more than 20 points
under today'S opening price. other
initial transactions were in large lots.
Radio opened with 10000 shares at
lib, the highest price on record for the
present stock and equivalent to SOS for
the old stock. The first sale of Postum
Co. was $4,000 shares at 80, another
new high. Six thousand shares of
FleiSchmann and 10000 of Murray Cor
poration changed hands at the OPEN
ing. There were many others.
Continental Baking A made a new
high in connection with the earnings
statement, which showed profits avail
able for the A stock of $218 share
for the Is weeks ending April IS, in
contrast to only $1.88 a share on the
per cent preferred stock, the senior
issue, in the Is weeks ending April
IA. 1928. Sponsors for the stock de-
clared the company had turned the
corner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

Whales caught by Norwegian fisher
men during the last season yielded more
than 100000 barrels Of oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

IV'oU Iii. ISZ.bUU II M. 2,U36. TOO
1870 pm. 3.028,sO0 2:15 pm 3,579.30
Dividend rates as given in the above table
are the annual cash payments based on the
latest quarterly or half-yearly declarations
Unit OF trading less than l00 shares.
SO in preferred stock. Plus l/25 In stock
q Paid this year-no regular rate. b Pay
able, when earned. e Payable in cash or
stock st iToc, PHYS lo% In stock; n 2 Phys e%
stock. Plus 1920 share quarterly in
stock. m Payable lI10 share quarterly in
United Cigar Stores common stock. Plus
| n % in stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
Gross Earnings Up.

West Virginia Water Service Co., sub
sidiary of Federal Water Service Corpo-
ration, reports gross revenues of $77s,411
for the year ended March 81, 1929, as
compared with $764,793 for the preced-
ing IL months. Operating expenses,
maintenance and taxes, other than Fed
eral income tax, totaled $419,191, as
against $445, 779. Gross income amount
ed to $359,220, which compares with
$319,014 for the year ended March 81,
1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03

in the brokerage
firm Of w. B. Hibbs
& Co., was elected
a member.
Mr.. Corby became
an active partner
in the Hibbs firm
about a year ago,
when J. Thilman
Hendrick also be-
came a member of
the concern. To-
days action by the
governing commit
tee gives the COM
pany three seats
on the exchange. as
w. B. Hibbs and
w. w. Spaid have
been members for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 5

NOte-The New
Is now operating
saving time.
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Directs Patent Development.

NEW YORK, May 3 CP).-Otto S.
Schairer has been appointed director of
patent development to Radio Corpora
ton of America. He has served as
manager of the patent department of
Westinghouse Electric g. Manufacturing
Co. since 1926.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-03
K. v. CORBY NAMED
EXCHANGE MEMBER
Heavy Trading in Bonds and
Stocks Today-GueSts for
Bankers Session.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

At meeting of the board of gov
errors of the Washington Stock Ex-
change this noon. following the regular
trading session, Karl w. Corby, partner