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wyn), with , May Rob- dlo), with Leslie Howard and Bette son and Karen Morley. Davis. MELLOTT OPPOSES "There's Always Tomorrow" (Uni- "Registered Nunse Scolds Americans versal). with Frank Morgan and Bin- "Sadie McKee". (Metro-Goldwyn), nie Barnes. with and Gene Ray- CUT IN LIQUOR TAX, mond. "Trans-Atlantic Merry-Go-Round" — (), with "The Scarlet Empress" ι Paramount), and Nancy Carroll. with . Treasury Official Strikes Blow at ED HOWE, "Way of the West." "She Had to Choose." "White Lies." "Side Streets" (First National), with Movement to Reduce Retired editor the At- of "We Live Again" (Samuel Gold- Aline MacMahon and Paul Kelly. chison (Kans.) Globe and $2-a-Gallon Make It a Masses to Be wyn), with and Frederic "Springtime for Henry." Levy. All Attending the "Sage of Potato Hill," March. "White Gold" (Fox), with John says better behavior is one Boles and . Films Termed By the . Asked to Pledge In- of the Nation's greatest Improper. "The Woman in His Life" (Metro- needs "even if it has to be Class C: Goldwyn-Mayer), with Otto Kruger The drive to cut liquor taxes has Christmas and Una Merkel. suffered a blow from the decency Ban. pounded into some peo- "Affair of a Gentleman" (Univer- Treasury. Lasting Youth of ple." Despite failing eye- sal), with Paul Lukas, Lelia Hyams "The Russia" (Sov-Am). Substitut'ng for Secretary Morgen- his 81 the and Patricia Ellis. him out of which he will sight and years, thau in a radio speech Friday night, —giving something get attending mass in the philosopher can still do "The Affairs of Cellini" Za- Every person (Daryl Art'eur J. Mellott, deputy commis-1 a lot of real service and enjoyment. The more Roman Catholic churches oi Wash- occasional writing. nuck), with Constance Bennet, Fred- ESTIMATE COTTON sioner of internal revenue, said: ington (his morning will be a:.ked to —A. P. Photo. ric March and Frank Morgan. bccause it comes from The Mode—a guarantee of "Some think the Federal tax take a Legion of Decency pledge "All of Me" (Paramount), with people accredited fashion and assured de- UP BALES quality. against attending motion pictures and Miriam Hopkins. 97,000 ought to be reduced. Their argument I scribed as "indecent and immoral." is that this will stop ! I ΓΎΤ "Arianne"' English), with Elizabeth bootlegging. My Similar action will be taken in every feeling is that we have made in- Bergner and Percy Marmont. big j Roman Catholic church throughout Final Calculation of Department roads on bootlegging with the present ! "Born to Be Bad" (Twentieth Cen- the country, between 15 and 20 mil- tax rates and that eventually we shall j tury), with Loretta and Cary Is * * * lion persons coming within the influ- Young of Agriculture 9.731,000 come close to stopping it entirely. Grant. ' ence of this move to force motion pic- "From the standpoint of an effi- for Season. Supftcstions: ture producers and exhibitors to guard "Catherine the Great" (United Art- cient enforcement of the revenue laws, more carefully against "objectionable" ists), with Douglas Fairbanks, jr., and I see no imperative need for lowering of films. Elizabeth Bergner. the Federal tax at this time." types By the Associated Press. The tax on domestic Is Coincident with adoption of the "Dr. Monica" ( Warner), with Kay liquor $2 The New This year's cotton crop was estima- pledge, which is to be binding for one Francis and Veree Teasdale. a gallon. ted yesterday by the Department of year, a list of motion picture titles is Mellott estimated liquor and beer "Enlighten Thy Daughter," with Agriculture in its final report Qf the to be in the vestibule of each in repeal's first year brought $400 Cocktail Goat posted Zena Keete. season to be 9.731.000 bales of 500 church, the films being divided into 000,000 in taxes to the Treasury and "The pounds each, as compared with an three classifications. Class A will be Fighting Lady." said this income was increasing. estimate of 9.634,000 bales a month those and "The Firebird" (Warner), with Ve- He hoped Congress would appro- judged "unobjectionable ago. 13.047,000 bales produced last A bit 1 ο η g e r than a suitable for entertainment." ree Teasdale and . priate money to increase protection public year and 13,001.000 bales the Over Frisco" (First National), year for dry States, of which there are 13. jacket. Practical and Class Β will be those considered fit "Fog before. for adult attendance. Pictures with Donald Woods and . smart. Handsome bro- only Meanwhile, cotton of this year's in this are called "more or less with and Doris *· it h Charles and Ami "The Girl From Missouri" (Metro- group Adolphe Menjou Ruggles Dvorak. growth ginned prior to December 1 cades, with embroidered with . Fian- TO MEET objectionable in spots." Class C will Kenyon. Road." Goldwyn), was TRANSIENTS "Fugitive reported by the Census Bureau to mono- A be condemned as improper. "Have a Heart" ι Metro-Goldwyn), chot Tone and Lionel Barrymore. personal pictures "The Gav Divorcee" have totaled 9.029,792 running bales, ^1 with Jean Parker. James Dunn and (R-K-O-Radio), "Kiss and Make Up." 1 ν Lists to Be Renewed. counting 167.658 round bales as half Reorganization of Relief Set-up ! grains Una Merkel. vith Fred Astaire and "Hat. Coat and Glove" (R-K-O- . bales and including 9.965 bales of The lists are to be renewed each Radio, with Ricardo Cortez and Bar- to Be Discussed. "I'll Fix It" Columbia ι, with Jack "Hideout" < Metro-Goldwyn>, with I A ian. week and are being drawn by the Chi- j bara Robbins. merican-Egypt Holt and Mona Barrie. 1 iobert and The estimate of the cotton wa.s Transients under the of cago Council of the Legion of Decency. Montgomery Maureen "He Was Her Man" (Warner), with crop leadership "Judge Priest" (Fox), with Will based on an ! the j indicated yield of 169.2 chairman The procedure of taking pledge Tom Brown and David Τ Sullivan. James Cagney and . Lewis Β Smith, self-styled Rogers, pounds of lint cotton to the acre, as will consist of a reading by the priest Landau. "I Cover the Waterfront" (United "I Have Lived" (Chesterfield), with of the Executive Committee, will hold compared with 169.3 pounds indicated conducting the mass, those in attend- "Marie Ga- \rtisLs>. with and Allan Dinehart and Anita Page. House Coats Lounging Robes "Kentucky Kernels." on November 1 this year. 208 5 a meeting at 2 p.m. today in a hall ance and the words 3en "The Winters'" (R- pounds standing repeating lante" «Fox), with Spencer Tracey, Lyon. Life of Vergie Of wool, silk or velvet—well From Welsh. Margetson and produced last year and 169 9 pounds, at 808 I street to discuss possible re- after him. Ned and Helen "The Merry Widow" K-Oi. with . the Mode's American makers Sparkes Morgan. Metro-Gold-j the 1923-32 average relief tailored— as to with production. organization of the transient The pledge, forwarded the "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" vyn), Maurice Chevalier and "Llmehouse Blues." —wool, flannel, silk and bro- in the District. 75 to priest* here by Archbishop Michael J. Paramount), with Pauline Lord, W. (eanette MacDonald. "Little Man, What Now?" (Univer-j set-up $6 $35 cades— of Baltimore, follows: "Name the Woman." with Sullavan and They have invited representatives of Curley C. Fields and Zasu Pitts. sali, Margaret DELGAD0 IS "5 to a ELECTED various organizations in the city and *6 $45 "I condcmn indecent and immoral "My People's Dream," "One Night "One in Million." Douglas Montgomery. Specials: motion and those which for Love." "Madame (Warner), with members of the House to attend and pictures of Love" Columbia), with Grace "Ready Dubarry" 2 Will Serve ns Vice to effect an alleviation of the ! Wools, with silk 75 Specials: glorify crime or criminals. Moore, Tullie Carminati and Lyle Red Morning." Dolores Del Rio and Reginal Owen. President of hope "Redhead" j relief situation here. frops Silk-lined brocade— "I promise to do all that I can to Talbot. Monogram), with Bruce j " Melodrama" (Metro- Pharmaceutical present $H"5 1 Association. beautiful strengthen public opinion against the "The Prescott Kid." "Servant's Fallot, Grace Bradley and Regis Too- Golduyni. with Clark Gable, William j Yelour—ρ lain and *9-75 patterns. Frank production of indecent and immoral Entrance" (Fox), with , ney. Powell and Myrna Loy. A Delgado- of the Bureau of j contrasting· Brocades with em- $J2'0 films and to unite with all who "Return of the Terror." "Men of the Night." Foreign and Domestic Commerce protest and Ned Sparkes. has Charvet silk- broidered monograms "The Richest been elected vice DAYTON Imported velvet, against them. "Six-Day Bike Rider" First Na- Girl in the World" "A Modern Hero." first president of the lapels, pure silk lin- %">').50 All- "I acknowledge my obligation to tional), with Joe Ε Brown, Maxine R-K-O-Radio). with Miriam Hop- "Morals for Women" (Tiffany), with American Pharmaceutical Association FAN BELTS $5.75 Joel wool Flannel form a right to conscience about pic- Doyle and Frank McHugh. tins. McCrea and Fay Wray. Bessie Love and Conway Tearle. Delgado, who lives at 1620 Fuller injr.s tures that are dangerous to my moral "Student Tour" with Jimmy Du- "Ronny." "Nana" (), with street, was nominated for the vice For All Cars "She Loves life. As a member of the Legion of rante. Charles Butterworth and Max- Mo Not" Paramount*, Anna Sten. presidency at the annual meeting of I to remain vith Bing Crosby. Miriam Hopkins and "One More River" (Universale, with :he association here last He will Decency. pledge myself ine Doyle. May. MILLER-DUDLEYS — Carlisle. re LOUNGE SUITS Silk-lined sway from them. I promise, further, "365 Nights in " (Fox), iitty Diana Wynyard and Frank Lawton. installed at the meeting of the 1716 14/4 ST..N.W. NORTH IS83 "Straight Is the (Metro-Gold- I Human in to stay away altogether from places with James Dunn, Alice Faye and Way" "Of Bondage" (R-K-O-Ra- ;roup Portland, Oreg., next year. brocades and bi-swing flannels. of amusement which show them as a Jack Durant. $ 1 5 to matter of policy." "The Tonto Kid." "Tombstone $35 t ΠΙ I- 1 ml Vο mod Terror," "The White Parade' (Jesse L. with Loretta John In the list issued this week by the Lasky). Young, DOBBS Boles and Wilson. ^Mk/ Chicago Council of the league, the Dorothy HATS "Treasure Island" (Metro-Gold- first circulated for national use. 104 wyn>, with Wallace Jackie do ou· «err films arc named. Of this number. 37 Beery. / Smart Cooper and Lionel Barrymore. are given a class A rating. 31 are "Wake and Dream" (Universal), placed in class Β and 36 are listed in Up with Russ and Cj Sts. class C. Columbo, Roger Pryor 14th & G Sts. 1MEN3 WEARI 14th & / Neckwear June Examination of the list shows that Knight. "What Woman Knows" An enormous assortment gath- 13 of the class A films are being ad- Every with Helen ered for vertised by motion picture houses in (Metro-Goldwyn), Hayes, Christmas—strongest Brian Aherne and Evans. in and value that even the District or in nearby communi- Madge variety the Mode has ever shown. ties. Only two in class Β are being For Adults Only. advertised currently and a single class Class Β—Judgment withheld so far ! of London C picture is listed in a nearby Vir- Welsh-Margetson as attendance adults is concerned. s h ο \v η here. ginia house. Many more of all three by Practical—Masculine exclusively lists have shown here previously. Belle ot the Nineties" (Paramount), Special creation^ by America's In lists foremost An assort- selecting prepared by the with . Roger Pryor and John designers. Chicago Council, the Church League ment that ranges from Mack Brown. is seeking uniformity, it was said. 65c to $6 "British (First Lists circulated among the churches Agent" National), with Leslie Howard and Francis. during the past few weeks have been Kay "The Captain Hates the Sea" (Co- prepared by different local church au- with Victor John ) thorities and often differed in their lumbia), McLaglen, pry Special: make-up. Gilbert and Alison Skipworth. ... a Classification for Week. "The Case of the Howling Dog" Outstanding quality in marvelous assort- (Warner), with Warren William and The list for this week ment of new weaves new colorings new follows: . Class ... A—Unobjectionable: "Chained" (Metro-Goldwyn), with designs hand-tailored ... including boucles, The Age of Innocence" ■ RKO- Joan Crawford. Clark Gable and Otto botany wools, rabbit hair wool knits, _ Radio». with Irene Dunne, GlfMDfAS Kruger. and Lionel Atwill. repps, poplins, twills, cheviots, and rich. Φ "Cleopatra" Paramount), with Clau- store where au- •'Anne of Green Babes —from a reliable men's Gables," in I dette Colbert. Warren William and thoroughly heavy silks—stripes, figures and novelties 1 Takes a Bow"' Toyland. "Baby «Fox», j Henry Wilcoxon. with James thentic and excellent have become , Dunn j Crime Without Passion" '•Hetch- style quality and Claire Trevor McArthur), with . Margo "Bachelor of Arts." Gifts from West, Inc., will be Bulldog Drum- and Whitney Bourne. traditional. Sidney mond Strikes Bark'' iDarryl Zanucki. "Dames" (Warner), with Joan Blon- Mark Cross Manhattan with Ronald Colman. Loretta the most man. Young dell. and Ruby Kt-eler. warmlv welcomed by discriminating and Warner Oland "The Dragon Murder Case' First Gloves The Cat's Paw" iFoxi. with Har- Shirts National ι. with Warr η William, Mar- The old Una Merkel and Alan • world's best— Lloyd, garet Lindsay and Lyle Talbot • SHIRTS HANDKERCHIEFS Dinehart. here in I "The Fountain" (R-K-O-Radio). $1.0 * Exclusively and he Mode's "Charlie Chan in London" (Fox>. White Broadcloth 51 X5 l ine l.inen. initialed. 4 in box with Ann Harding. Bi lan Aherne and Washington. with Warner Oland. 2.85 White l inen, colored initial. 3 in box 1.00 Madge Bellamy Paul Lucas. White Broadcloth that set and Alan uhite linen. 3 in box 1.50 Mowbray. "Friends of Mr. Broadcloth 1.95 Initialed, Sweeney" (Warner), j Fancy 1.00 Τli ree > : "College Rhythm" Paramount ), W oven Broadcloths 2.50 Novelrv Silk, from /fecials the standard for style with Joe Penner. in Lanny Ross, Jack Broadcloth, in no\elt> effects 3.50 Rolled hem linen, colored initials. 3 Mark Cross Pigtex. an Oakie and Lyda Roberti. 1.50 and quality. Fancy Tab-collar Shirts, from 195 box improvement over $?.29 'The Count of Monte Cristo" Reli- initialed, 3 in box., 1.50 *" Dress Shirts, stiff bosom, from 2.50 Hand rolled hem. linen, to ance», with Robert Donat and Elissa pigskin $1-9? Hour·», I I a.m. to I p.m.. <» to M hrench linen. 2-tone. hand-embroidered ini- Landi. p.m. p.m. French Piquet Dress Shirts 2.50 Mark Cross Pigskin Gloves, tial (3 for $4.(Mil. each 1.50 "Father Brown. Detective." natural and η e w "Five $^./5 The Mode's famous Bad Men." "Flirtation Walk'' War- • ROBES deep brown ner Brothers ι. with Dick Powell, • MUFFLERS Mark Cross Prima cotton broad- Keeler and Pat Cape Ruby O'Brien. Brocaded, Satin Trimmed. Full Silk with fur lin- to $10.00 Gloves, mad- Great Expectations" Paramounti, Lined $12.00 to $45.00 Imported Silk, novel effects $2.(Ml $β.75 cloth: and fancy with Jack Pickford, Louise Huff and Stammering Paislex Silks, from 2.50 ing Striped A Plain Flannels 7.5(Lto 15.00 ras. Grace Barton. Mode Genuine Black Head CONSIMATIONS FREE I'nlined Silk Robes 15.00 Woolen Mufflers, from 2.00 "Gridiron Flash." with or S "Happiness Persian Cashmere Robes 20.00 Imported Scotch W ool $2.50 to 3.50 Mocha, plain $?.79 Ahead" (First National», with Dick J.65 H A. STF.RM ANN. embroidered backs. Powell, Josephine Hutchinson and Allen Jenkins. Specialist for Inorganic Speech Defects "Housewife" ί Warner Brothers», 19J8 Calvert St N.W.. Wash.. D. C. with Bettie Davis, and • NECKWEAR • FORMALWEAR . Suits ... $45.00 "The Human Side" (Universal), ! Ne» All Silk $1.00 Full Dress Mufflers 40.00 Pajamas New striped and figured silks 1.50 Tuxedos, silk lined Manhattan and Mode— livedo λ ests, black $5.00 to 10.00 F r ο m Welsh-Marget- Scotchspun. Scotch «eaves .1.50 1 to 10.00 broadcloth, satin, mad- Historical Cravats, unique motifs 2.50 \\ hite Dress \ ests. 5.50 son of London and do- links, studs. silk mixtures. Con- Dupre. Imported Silk 3.50 Dress Jewelry—Tuxedo Sets, mestic makers—s i 1 k, ras, 3.00 MEN'S Paul Rouhaix, exclusive patterns 5.30 from cashimeres, wools, SI. 10 vertible collars. Loung- Complete Sets—Links, vest buttons and Crocheted Silk, from 2.00 to $20. ing models with Rus- studs, from 5.00 sian neck. $1.95 to $15. • PAJAMAS • SPORTSWEAR Special : Manhattan pure dye Silk, new colors, special $5.50 $7.00 Crepe silk, self striped s i 1 k—assorted colors, Gift Plain and 1·95 W oolen Sweater Coats, from Figured 5.00 —in all the favored col- with edges and Fine Broadcloth, plain colors 2.50 Pullover Sweaters, from piped 7.95 HEADQUARTERS Fxcellent materials, from 3.50 Suede Jackets, from ors. convertible collars. Exact fittings Imported materials, from 5.00 S and for size Silk Suits, from 20.00 J.79 Sg.OO TROJAN TIES exchanges Lounge • HALF HOSE can be made after $1 to $2.50 Half Hose 50c to $2.00 Christmas. • Fancv GLOVES Woolen Half Hose 50 MANHATTAN SHIRTS 2.00 SPECIAL. New Imitation Pigskin. Sturdy. Imported Wool Half Hose $1.00 to to Handkerchiefs $1.95 $3.50 • DOBBS HATS Handsome $2.35 Hosiery Founts Specially f e a t u r ing Pigskin 3.50 • SHOES Wool hose from Allen INTERWOVEN HOSE Silk Hats $15.00 Fownes Capeskin 3.00 these exceptional qual- TROJAN 35c to $1 Opera Hats 15.00 Fownes Mocha 3.50 Foot-Joy Shoes $10.00 Solly, London: French ities. Cross-bar linen, New Black Derbies. 7.00 Fownes fleece Street and Dress Oxfords, from 6.00 lined, special ·.······. 4.50 hand-rolled hems. McGREGOR SWEATERS Felt Hats, $(..00 to 20.00 Fownes Mocha, wool lined 5.50 Patent Leather Dress Oxfords 7.00 lisles, etc., SI to $2.50. NECKWEAR Fownes Mocha, fur lined Leather House Slippers $3.00 and 3.50 for $3.50 to $5 5.50 Interwoven.35c to SI.5ft Driving Gloves, fur lined 6.00 Spats, in newest colors 2.00 and 3.50 39c; β $2-25 A brand that is known Shoe ventilated...., 1.00 and 1.75 FAULTLESS PAJAMAS • Trees, Imported linen initials, for its hand-fin ished, NOVELTY $1.95 to $5 • HOUSE JACKETS Special: cross bar. resilient construction. SUSPENDERS 'c Velvet, silk lined $25.00 Pure thread silk, plain SILK AND WOOL ROBES Fancy, Striped and Plain 50c; 6 s275 Colors Silk, silk lined 20.00 $5 to $11.75 shades. Cloth, silk faced 7 12.50 Imported and domestic $1.00 to $2.50 for —plain and fancv, 15c SILK AND WOOL 39c; g $2^5 MUFFLERS to $2.50. $1.35 to $3.50 1 Originatorg of the • MISCELLANEOUS Suede Windbreakers BUDGET PLAN Men's Umbrellas ....,$2.00 to $15.00 Canes, excellent Sand, jrray and brown—zipper front ; in Wathington selection 3.00 to 20.00 $«.95 Men's Key Chain Sets 3.50 perfect skins Ο Novel Belt and Buckle and Tie Clasp Set, Others, including Bi-swing model—up to $15. from 3.50 Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, from.. 1.50

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