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The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Uanity Dress Shobpe

Presents Not . Problem But An
Experience In Chic
TNHE spirit Of the spring mode
1 is beautifully shown In Q
group Of sample frockS, reflecting
the smarter fashions Of the sea-
son. Many are authentic copies
from Chanel, Lelong and other
leading designers and include
models for sports wear, street,
afternoon and evening occasions.
at q most interesting price So. ~
A delightful collection Of suitt
and ensembles Of covert. cloth.
tweeds, silks and novelty mats
rials is shown at $12.75, featurinA
the smarteSt versions Of style and
the newest shades. The Vanity
Dress Shoppe, SGT FourteentH
Street N. W., National Press Club
Building, is offering real values
at the prices quoted but be sure
and clip this little article and 6
rebate of 81 will be given on The
purchase price Of any suit Cd
dress.
The prospective airplane passerb
ger wears a beige and brown
tweed suit of basketweave. The
coat revers and cuffs are oe
beige caracul. A snug yoke bandS
the skirt and the blouse is Of
beige angora jersey. Her friend
wears a black broadcloth coat
with plated skirt and beige
chevrette collar.
There's no age to the capO.
fashion this spring. When tho
family 60 a-walking in the EaSteN
promenade, they'll resemble cadetd
on parade, with their capes fluta
tering out and casting shadows
behind them. Starting with baby'a
crepe de chine cape-coat, goin6
UP through tweed cape-coats fc4
the youngsters, a new silk or wco2
cape-coat for Mother, they're an
marked Spring, $780, with capest
~ =
One must have broad shoulders
to fully accept the new mode
Many Of the imported tweed sUit9
have the shoulders padded, giN
ing width and o true mannisAip
ness. For softer lines about the
face and neck there viii be Shoul-
derS that are capped, draped and
completed with new adornmentS.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

the artists arstocatc
parents who accept the girl for what but
rather for what she eventually the people
but they brought together again in thrilling denouement
Ladies Leisure" picture afford
perfectly played Barbara sanwyk gives intensely human
performance in the role Of the girl does Ralph Graves in the
Of the artist finished
Sherman the artists worldly friend Others
Provost Fawce Nance O Walker Juete
Compton Frank Capra director of Flight and Submarine
directed. At RKo Keith's Theater, starting Saturday
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Students Shave Heads
In Mexican University

MEXICO CITY. April 8 G.N.S.l
Among the things done in thin
years silly season" by the stu
dents Of the National University
Of Mexico is the shaving OF
heads.
Most students eradicate ever
the last hair, while others run to
fancy Figures and geometrical de
signs. Those whose sense OF
hlmor is especially pronounced
affect the tonsure or corona OF
the priest, while others have the
head shaved in imitation Of reguI
lar cases Of badness.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

The new decollete is shown in
Cheruits gown Of violet-purple taf-
feta. The material Is cut into four
points, joining in two V'S with
bow ends. the centers made Of
white roses. The bodice is longer
in front than in back and the
skirt Is cut to give a swirl flare.
For sunny days by the sea-a
pyjama ensemble fashioned of
tobacco-colored silk, worn over q
bathing suit in lime yellow, offers
q stunning contrast to sand and
sea.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

of Leisure Columbia ATang of York Night
Life Adapted the David Belasco Stage Play With Barbara SanWyck
Lowell Sherman Ralph Graves in the Leading Roles the veIs
Snppiest Peppe Motion Picture of the Year. Is Scnatng With
Spirit Youth and GayetyWhD Dertng Backgrounds of Cabar
Artist Studios and the Elaborate Rendezvous of the Soed Ladies Of
Leisure At R-K-O Keiths Theater Starting Saturday
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
U. S. Tries to Stop It;
France Encourages Il

PARIS, April 8 UNSJ-
While America Is striving to cut
down the consumption Of alcohol,
France Is calling on her citizens
and visitors to consume as much
wine as possible in order to pro.
tect one Of the country's basic
Industries.
Champagne worth $25, 900 must
be consumed soon in one way
or another il the producers are
to be- saved from bankruptcy
The crops for the last two years
have been so great that there
Is much wine.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

STRONG story capable direction splendid cast make
Ladies Of Leisure" Columbas atalking film Of New York
fe veritabe dramatic triumph Tempo atmosphere and
big moments defty handled and the result one OF the
picture adapted from David Bascos stage play by Milton
tells the story OF artist who believed that
product Of environment rather than heredty He
interested in girl Of the streets He her to
the girl falls with him
his ideal of womanhood Without being Of it she
identical with his ideal OF Woanhoo and he falls in love
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Virginia Society to Give
Annual Ball Saturday

The, annual spring ball Of the
Society of Virginia will be held
Saturday night in the willard
Hotel. John r. Saunders, Al
torney general of Virginia, will
speak on THE New Virginia:
Her Progress and Her People"
An entertainment program will
feature Mrs. Mira Marks, soloist,
accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Muriel Day. Dancing and
bridge will follow. - -
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
QhiIhp-Lou,se
Typical Of the Spring Mode Are
The Bendel Models Exhibited

Typ1CaA OF the spring MOoe are
The Bendel Models Exhibited
: In This Exclusive Shop
TNEIE owner Of this shop graci-
4 ously brought forth one. two,
three, yes, q number Of marvellous
new creations chosen for their
so-different charm, individuality
and unmiStakable modishneSs.
One Brimmed Bendel model Of
panamalaque is long on one side
with brim tied in bow over left
eye. Smart with all the lovely
shine of the new panamalaque
and the softneSS and pertneSs Of
the felt. This is only one of the
authentic creations from French
designers shown in this shop. Al
Turing models to minds feminine!
Another feature is the work
rooms. The efficiency Of the
expert makers to create a hat for
you or make your hat more be-
coming is a service we are sure
you will be glad to know about.
H27 L Street N. w.
Far from being obScured by the
Importance of the evening mode,
accessories have been thrown into
relief by the classic simplicity of
crapery and the prevailing back
ground of black and white. Over
numerous Of ill-chose1 details
they are more obvious than ever,
yet, If insufficient or too casual,
they leave the picture unfinished.
This mode gathers to itself the
!tiattering accompaniment Of
jewels, gloves, bags, fans, fresh
flowers aad handkerchiefS.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
Display of Cloth Coats and Suits Delightful Assembage
of Models Distinctive in Styling, Fascinating in Line and
Color. Fur Scarfs to Complement the Spring Costume
A Sumptuous Showing of Styefulness

ngly NV and different you'll possibly
so especially me?" Suits
aleurjauntiy little affairs with
street and sports $45 to $780,
Note-Compement spring costumes with fur piece THAI
favorabyyouu find them in this
elusive shop. Priced at $95 and
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

THERE the distinctive selection of cloth suits
Models which
disclose delightful details Of tailored construction coats and suits
which combine the nsoucane of Partisan bouvards with the
conservation in dress for which American delight
the with
the beled models-an refresh
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
ADVESTsEnENr ADvEnIISEMEM1


lit Of AprPs laughter came a-singing dOwn the street.
A-snging and asyinging Nth the randrops alOer beat
The shine Of AprPs tresses left golden fragrance sweet
The inter grayess heard her. felt her greeting of cGess;
bluebeH shook her. pettcoas and donned her dess
The Washington times., 1930-04-03
ADVERTIsEmEMF
ADVERTIsEuEnF
vMus3M
'aking joyfulness.

thrush sent cOled dreGngs through the wakng jOness.
And and wOmen pOddng dOwn wOrkaday Of strain
Some hundrm bit Of ierOGd Nth its doIOr and its PAIN
Looked up April blessed them and took heart cheer again.
WHEN APRIL CAME Nv Lillian Gard
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

Colour accent often includes red
or green worn with black or white,
but an interesting variation is
pale blue pumps and feather fan
blue satin lining the skirt Of q
black dress for evening.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

Fans are already beginning to
spread their prongs: when carried
they complete the colour accent
introduced by shoes, bags and col
oured jewels.
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

Three new evening silhouette9
appear this season, the table-be4
"a slim, round handle, some
lines that resemble belt and
then q sudden sharp flare tho
tassel silhouette Is somewhat vaP
ried, but in each instance remin@
ing one of the short, round top
and long, limp skirt-snd the
peplum frill, least novel Of all, hu
immensely popular and often CONF
plemented with q shawl or Jacket
& Another beach ccA
,$S. tune features the wide
,Efgsg circular trousers Of th&
s new length and Of blacN
6SESS jersey. The bathing SUI
p~ w is Of royal blue silk crasH
~ :. and a long sleeve JACKIE
4 is of ecru linen with
- black design.
An utterly frivilous ACCESSORY
ensemble for the bridesmaid con4
sistS of a blue ribboned hat Of
pink tulle and a fluffy little muf4
to match instead of the expected
sheaf Of flowers.
~ 4 4
SANDWICHES"
- by
The Pastry Shop
WHETHER you are to be th4
w charming hostess to O fe1
friends, or q more practical hoSh
ess at the gathering Of q large
organization, you will enjoy serW
ing dainty little sandwiches With
interesting filters. The Sandwich
Shop. 806 Seventeenth st. N. We
offers q most convenient service
Ia variety Of delicious SAND
wiches, 'hich win be a most iID
teresting refreshment, at q nonn&
nal cost. A call to Metropolitan
1868 will convince you that THU
original service Is truly exceB
tional, the sandwiche. bNng made
to order at As cents q dozen, 90
1925 per hundred. Enjoy this con
venient service by serving tempt
ing sandwiches in many varieties
at an economical price. Th1
Pastry Shop, 806 Seventeenth 81
N. w. Metropolitan 1863.
Mv'swC
The Washington times., 1930-04-03

An utterly frivilous accessory
ensemble for the bridesmaid con
siStS of q blue ribboned hat al
pink tulle and a fluffy little mufl
to match instead Of the expected
sheaf Of flowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

starring Joe z. Brown. moves into
Warner Bros. Earle Theater for the
new week, beginning Friday. Adapted
from the Broadway musical comedy of
last season, TOP Speed" is said to re-
tain all the laughs of the original pro-
duction, and piles on more in side
splitting situations and thrilling cpl
sodes.
The action Of the play takes place
at q fashionable vacation resort, where
two bank clerks are spending their
leave and pretending to be millionaires.
They fall in love with two wealthy
girls, on the eve Of the big speedboat
races. which are to be the outstanding
sports events of the Summer. One OF
the clerks is induced to pilot one OF
the boats owned by his new sweetheart's
father, the original pilot having been
disbarred for suspected crookedness. A
rascally competitor seeks to bride the
clerk.
The speedboat races are declared
among the most daring ever filmed
With complications developing each
minute as the boats zip through the
water, the issue is constantly in doubt
The picture ends on surprising turn
of events.
The large cast includes Bernice
Claire, Jack Whiting, Frank McHugh,
Laura Lee, Rita Flynn, Wade Boteler
and Edmund Breese.
Additional attractions will include
new Vitaphone Varieties and the Pathe
and Paramount newsreels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

Many people. two hours after eat.
ing, suffer indigestion as they call it.
1t is usually excess acid. Correct il
with an alkali. The best way, the
quick, harmless and efficient way, is
Phillips Milk of Magnesia. 1t has re-
manned for so years the standard with
physicians. One spoonful in water
neuiralizes many times IFS volume in
stomach acids. and at once. The symp.
toms disappear in FIVE minutes.
You will never use crude methods
when you know this better method.
And you will never suffer from excess
acid when you prove out this. easy re.
lief. Please do that--for your own
sake--now.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips
Milk of Magnesia prescribed by physi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

company" his own father had the
courage to turn him over to the police
and let him take his medicine. It is
a Fox Movietone story of the jazz
mad younger generation: Frank Al
bertson. H. B. Warner, Sharon Lynn
and Joyce Compton are featured and
Leo McCarey directed It,
On the stage, Fanchon & Marcos
Manila Bound" another stage crea-
ton from Hollywood, features George
Giyot, late of Earl CAROLS Sketch
Book, with Lloyd & Brice, Romero
Family. Stella Royal. Samuel Pedraza
and, of course, another bevy of Sun
kist Beauties.
Sam Jack kaufman will make his
farewell as master of ceremonies to
spend four weeks in Brooklyn and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
CURTIS SON IS SUED
FOR CONTRACT COSTS
Compliments in Each Action Ask
$1,000, Alleging Attorney Failed
to Secure Contracts.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Harry X. Curtis
Chicago attorney and son of the Vice
President, has been sued for damages
by two architects and contractor, who
charge they paid him to secure Govern
ment contracts which never material
ICED.
The architects. Angelo Zucco and A.
M. Friedman, in their complaint charged
that they gave Curtis $500 check to
secure the contract of drawing plans
for post ONCE at Ottawa, III.
Max Kovarski, the contractor, alleged
he paid the attorney like sum, and in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon Be Seen in Washington Theaters

to be one of Cruces outstanding d.
rectorial efforts.
With a new cooling system now in
operation at R-K-O Keith's and a bill
of exceptional merit surrounding the
feature, picture patrons are promised
a show of exceptional entertainment.
AS reward for his perfect services
as valet Oliver receives from Mr.. Van
Wanner, his employer, a months va
cation, ST 900 in cash, complete ward
robe and an admonition to enjoy him
self as a gentleman; in fact, to forget
his status as valet. Oliver is driven
to the station In style, but, before his
train leaves, Van Warner asks him to
look up his friend. Col. Breen, at the
Gotham Club, New York. Upon his
informed that Col. Breen is in Ber-
muda. The members of the club con-
clude that Oliver is a close friend of
the colonel's, however, and he is prompt
ly introduced as having Just arrived
from India. In the group to whom he
is presented Is Mr.. Jarvis, whom Oliver
recognizes as q former guest in the Van
Warner home. Jarvis, however, cam
not place him. divers status as, the
friend of Col Breen is further strength
ened by the fact that he knows the
recipe of the Bombay Bombshell,"
the colonel's favorite drink, which
Oliver has learned in Van Warmers
employ. One Of the clubmen, Mr.. Ban
mister. insists that Oliver be his guest
at his Long Island home, and another
presents him with 5000 shares of
American Tin. At the Bannister home,
Oliver takes fancy to Mrs. Mallins,
the pretty housekeeper. and this brings
the picture to its denouement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

like period in each of the Fox de lux
theaters, after which he viii return
for brief stay.
Ron and Don, imported from the
West to introduce something new In the
way of organ music to Washington, will
present distinct novelty, and the Fox
Orchestra, with its unusual overture,
and the Fox Movietone News, showing
three famous service bands-the Army,
the Navy and the Marine Bands-in a
special subject taken on the steps of the
Lincoln Memorial, will complete the
program.
''TOp Speed"
Laughmaker for the Earle.
4 BRAND-NEW Warner ros.-Vita-
phone laughing hit, Top Speed, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

return was to receive the roofing con-
tract on the proposed new Chicago post
ONCE.
Damages in each suit were placed at
1000. Both complaints set out that
Curtis, In verbal agreement, promised
to hold the checks in escrow until the
contracts were awarded. Instead. the
compliments charged. the attorney In
dorsed and deposited the checks in his
hank e-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

work ,robblng a
safe. 1t quickly
shifts to the home
of Lady Gwen,
W here "Rames"
proposes love to
this lady. She ac-
cepts and "Rafies"
realizes he must
give up his yearn-
Ing for excitement
and thrilling adj
ventures as a law
breaker. With this
determination he
returns to his
apartment to find
that his hest friend
is about to kill
himself because he
Z. ,r,,nkIa 10 nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
@Raff1es," With CoIman,
Coming to the Columbia Theatef.

~ ONALD COLMAN comes to
Loew's Columbia Saturday for
IN the new week In "Raf1es," an
i adaptation of a famous short
story, ''The Amateur Cracks
man" Kay Francis appears opposite
Air. Colman.
The story opening shows him at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

clans for so years in correcting excess
acids. Csc and Soc bottle-any drug
store.
''Milk of Magnesia" has been the
U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com.
pany and its predecessor, Charles
III. Phillips, since 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

''After making over 400, 900 miles on three
previous Hudson cars, without any
break-downs, was convinced | could
getnothing better than another Hudson.
The running of my Hudson Eight is as
smooth as any car twice the price," -.
from Ot1ner letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

''In owning FIVE Hudson cars I have
thought each better than the one be-
fore. But my pleasure in the Hudson
Eight-in its good looks, beautiful per-
formance and economy-convinces me
this is the finest Hudson and greatest
value of ALL" from gunner letter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
FIGHT PAY RETENTION
Mexican Employees Enter Test Case

41C1N1OdH L1IP1UJ GO 1711 UO1 1O50 OStSs
Against Party Fund Method.
MEXICO CITY, July 20 R).-A test
case to prevent the government from
withholding one days pay from the sal
airy of each government employe month
ly for maintenance of the National
Revolutionary party will be heard next
Tuesday in the District Court.
The case was initiated by several
federal employees.
Several months ago the government
authorized the withholding practice
The National Revolutionary party elect
ed Ortiz Rubio and controls Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
"Wild Company"
A Jazz mad Story. at Fox.

A SWIFT STEPPING lad. a gold dig
fsther-and the overwhelming tide of
the law that places one of them in
the shadow of prison and ruins fine
faimily's reputation give an idea of
wild Company" the new feature due
at the Fox next Friday, for a weeks
stay.
When Larry Grayson took to "wild
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

losses at the card table. The sum Is
90 large that "Raffles" decides to pull
one last Job in order TO save his friend.
He goes to the home of Lady Melrose,
where under the very eyes of Scotland
Yard operatives he steals her jewels.
The police become suspicious and
fanally pin the theft on "Raffles." Lord
Melrose and Inspector Mckenzie go
TO his apartment, as does Lady Gwen,
who still loves him. He tells her to
meet him in Paris and as the inspector
Goes TO make his arrest "Raffies" dis
appears from the room to start life
anew with his love in another land.
Short subjects, the Hearst Metro
Zone News and the Columbia Crches-
ira will complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23


Victor I'm California Tests
With nearly all makes submitting bids,
Hudson's Great Eight, with 1907 score,
overwhelmed all competition in tests con-
Quoted in the purchase of cars for the de-
partmenf of Highway Control of the State
of California.
See For Yourself the Increasing
Number Of Hudson Fights
ON the Street
Hudson Beauty. Hudson Quality, Hudson
Performance and Hudson Value frankly
question the wisdom of ever paying more for
any car. They have made Hudson the worlds
largest selling Eight And the growing power
Of this conviction is shown in the increasing
numbers you see everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
GLEAMY WHITE TEETH
and a Sweet Breath

Try Phillips Dental Magnesia
Toothpaste just once and see for your.
self how white your teeth become.
Write for a free ten-day tube. Ad-
dress The Phillips Co., 10 Varick
ST.. New York. N, Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
Ann Harding in Holiday"
Coming to the Metropolitan.

NTHE ate of all talking picture COM
edy-dramas, Holiday" says the
Warner announcement, comes to War
ner Bros Metropolitan Theater Friday.
for the new week, to charm Washing
tonians who appreciate the best In en-
tertainment."
''doliday" offers one of the finest COM
binations of stars, direction and story
ever presented on a Washington screen
IS the boast.
The cast principals are Ann Harding,
Mary Aston, Robert Ames, Edward Ever
EFT Horton, Hedda Hopper, Creighton
Hale, Hallan Cooley and William Hol-
den.
Barry play of the same title, presents
the story of two sisters Of wealth and
social eminence who fall in love with
the same mana man who has little
regard for money as such, but VINO Is
determined TO enjoy life while young
and to leave the accumulation OF vast
wealth to persons Of more miserly dis
positions. The girl, whom he loved, did
not appreciate his view of life, however,
and the sister whose affections seemed
10 draw no response from him steps
into prominence in an unexpected and
unique denouement. The production was
directed by Edward H. Grif1th and
supervised by E. B. Derr.
In addition the Metropolitan also
Will present new Vit9phone Varieties and
The Evening Star Universal NeWsreei,
with Graham McNamee broadcasting
the news events in his breeziest way.
sThe Sap From Syracuse"
Brings Jack Oakie to Palace.
TACK OAKIE comes to Loew's Palace
y for the next week, Saturday. in his
-40fsa
From Syracuse" The big "chin and
grin man." the announcement reads, Is
the butt of Syracuse smart alexis, when
he inherits a wad of money and decides
to do Europe on the boat he is mis-
taken for a great engineer travelling
incognito, and then the fun starts. 1t
comes to a climax when he saves q
damsel in distress and actually solves
an important engineering problem, win
ming for himself both fame and wife.
on the stage. Teddy Joyce will come
with Evelyn Wilson from George Whites
''Scandals," in the Capitol Theater
revue Cheer Up" which also presentx
Paul Sydell and Spotty, the wonder
dog. and the famous Chester Hale Girls.
Farewell Week win be observed for Dick
Leibert, who will offer more OF his enter
tanning and original organlogue crea-
tons. The Hearst Metrotone News,
short subjects and the Palace Orchestra
viii complete the bill.
"Once a Gentleman"
Coming 10 Keith's Saturday.
HnNCE A GENTLEMAN" featuring
- Edward Everett Horton, Lois VIII
son, Francis x. Bushman and King
Baggot, will be the chief attraction 81
R-K-O Keiths starting Saturday. It
IS q James Cruze production, sIid said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23
I24.75O Miles with 1908
Reliability

Twenty-Five Hudson Fights in grueiing nom
stop runs of lob hours each e. days. gave
the marvellous result of 1907 reliability In
total distance of 124,75O miles. Not
motor failed, not part was replaced, not
an adjustment was required.
Wins Famous Tour de France
Against eighty-seven cars from every country
Hudson scored 1907 in winning the high
est honors including the Ansaldo Cup in
the nine-day Tour de France, most cele-
brated of the annual tests staged on the
European Continent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-23

Saying Great Things of the Hudson Eight
"Hudsons Great Eight the of fifteen splendid Hudsons have
owned" from Os0ner letter..
Hudsons
driven" from letter.
81 have owned Hudons-and the Straight Eight
easily the greatest" from OsUner letter.