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Apartments

FOR RENT-A very nicely furnished
large modern apartment, two bed
rooms. F~rigidaire, washing ma
chine, vacuum cleaner. clean, warm
and always hot water. Adults only.
807 Fourth street.
FOR RENT-Wel furnished two
room apartment, gas stove, kitchen
sink, not and cold water. frig1daire
service. Also good sized single room
with kitchenette. Hazelhurst
Apartments. I'll Fifth. Phone 273.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnish-
ed two or three room apartment in
modern home, also mi large room
suitable for two and one small
sleeping room. Call at at Tenth
street.
FOR RENT-Furnished three room
corner flat. also a two room flat.
The Laurain apartments. Phone
303. B. F. Flanagan. Prop.
FOR RENT-Attractive two room
apartment, private entrance, all
modern. Call at I'll w. Rosser or
phone 1913.
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
apartment at 100 West Rosser. In
quire at 322 Ninth street or phone
1O54-M.
FOR RENT-One room furnished
light housekeeping apartment. Call
at 400 Fifth street or phone 1857.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment,
ground floor. Call at 6l8 Sixth or
phone 1213-W.
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Personal

PARTY LEAVING for Seattle, WASH
ingtou and Portland, Oregon, be-
tween October LIST and 18th, would
like two or three men passengers to
share expenses. Inquire at 2or
First street or phone 263.
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LIBERTY BONDs

:. NEW IUTN Sept. 1.--VN
Liberty avs 1o1.
t, First AIS 1925.
Fourth AIS 1894.
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Used Cars

FOR SALE-Ford coach, late 1929
model, all new. tires, trunk, and hot
water heater. Cash only. Good
reason for selling at once. In good
condition. Write Tribune. In care
of Ad. No. is.
FOR SALE-Brand new Marmon
sedan, 1880 model. Never been run.
Price slashed for quick sale. Call
at 500 West Broadway or phone
914.
FOR SALE-1926 Ford touring car In
good running condition, price $35.
Can be seen at ia Ave. E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Theaters

They talk crisply and retain many At
rican words and their language 10 dis
tinct.
81 May-e appealed to Miss Barry
more because of her unusual attitude
toward life. To see the Barrymore OF
the elegant drawing room as cotton
picking Negress, the mother of 10 plea
ninnies, may have sensational aspect,
but it was not for this reason that the
star selected Scarlet Sister Mary
for her first production this season. 1t
was because she considered the play
and the part among the finest she has
found In modern literature.
Except for a group of singers, the
cast Is composed Of white players, in
GLIDING Estelle Winwood, Beatrice
Terry, George Drew Mendum. Anita
Rothe, Ethel Barrymore Colt, Walter Gill
bert. Horace Brahan, William B. Mack,
John Roseleigh and Leo Kennedy. Wat
son Barratt designed the settings and
Maurice Mike composed the music from
Gullah themes.
Scarlet Sister Mary" also will mark
the stage debut of Miss Barrymore's
daughter, Ethel Barrymore Colt, the
fifth generation of the famous Barry
more-Drew family In the theater.
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wardrobe OF more than dozen and
half costumes especially designed for
the picture and presenting the last word
In "smartness"
A Hal Roach boy Friend" comedy,
Doctors Orders and the Hearst
Metrotcne News complete the program.
Novelties Of 1889"
Coming TO the Gayety.
Burlesque and vaudeville fans who
keep mental record Of the goings on
in burlesque are promised that Novel
ties of $780," booked for the Gayety
Theater next week warrants great ex-
pectations as o show with q strong ap-
peal for those who relish the best.
The cast includes Harry Clexx. Harry
Meyers and the song and dance celeb
rity, Jean Bodine. all three of whom
are featured. Others are the Kayton
Sisters, Helen Carlson and Millard and
Anita, aided by fully . dozen stage
favorites and a locally trained chorus.
There are two scenes of exceptional
loneliness, Dance of the Rose" and
Garden of Girls"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

member of Gen. Lees staff, strongly
reminiscent of his immortal role of the
Little Colonel in THE Birth of Nation. %
Hobart Bosworth plays Lee in q man
ner that has aroused enthusiasm among
the admirers of that great soldier. Kay
Hammond has the part Of the sharp
witted, acid-tongued Mary Todd Lin
coin. Ian Keith Is John wilkes Booth.
Jason Robards Is Herndon, Lincoln's law
partner.
Frank Campeau Is cast for Gen. Phil
Sheridan. The latter's dash from Win
chester to stem the rout at the battle
Of Cedar Creek, famed in story and
song, Is one Of the spectacular Incl
dents Of the production. Twelve hun
dred ex-soldiers and Legionnaires were
employed in the episode.
Abraham Lincoln" had its world
premiere at the Central Theater, New
York, August IS, and was hailed with
praise by press, clergy, educators and
the public. At least a third of the
action Is laid in or near Washington,
with scenes in the White House, the
military telegraph headquarters, the
SurTatt home, and, Of course, the final
tragedy in Ford's Theater.
The picture win be shown twice daily,
at 2:30 and $3.50 pm, at the National,
starting Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

Griffth's Lincoln"
At the National Sunday.
+" A BRAHAM LINCOLN" D. w. Grit
"A fith's first talking feature, will
have its Washington premiere at the
National Theater Sunday evening, Oc-
tober IL. Walter Huston plays the
name role, covering the career of the
Great Emancipator from youth in the
Western wilderness to his dramatic as
sassination when weighed down with
the cares Of q nation undergoing re-
Mobilization. Una Mefkel is featured
as Ann Rutledge, Lincoln's boyhood
that he filings himself upon her grave
to protect it from downpour of rain.
Action and human qualities char
acterize the Lincoln envisioned by the
poet author, Stephen Vincent Benet
who expresses himself through the me-
dunn of the motion picture for the first
time.
AS the distinguished author of John
Browns Body" interpretS Lincoln, he
, engages in . hand-to-hand battle with
bully and beats him. He wears out
landish clothes and dances badly at a
ball. He suffers In silence defeat ct
the hands Of Douglas and regards him
self q failure. He defes his entire
cabinet when he becomes President,
and sends Union troops to the relief Of
Fort Sumter, precipitating the Civil
War. He contends with a peppery-
tongued wife, who complains about the
White House servants and similar trivi-
alities while the fate of a nation hangs
in the balance. He engages in amusing
jokes and stories, including the classic
concerning Gen. Grants brand Of
liquor.
Henry B. Walthall has Q part as Q
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screen star Tom Patricola, Borrah
Minnevitch and his Rascals, Rae
Samuels. Irving Aaronson and Com
manders, and Benny Davis and his
Gang. All these will be surrounded
with appropriate support and programs
Wlil be created for quality of the enter
tainment.
For the week starting next Satlr-
day, besides Ted Hea1y and his group of
merrymakerS, there will be Bobby Fol-
som. the Ziegfeld and Vitaphone star:
ana Fails, Reading and Boyce, dancers
ana close harmony singers. The sur
rounding program will include a Vita
phone variety, ''The Substitute; the
Earle News Events, and an overture by
the Earle orchestra.
Follow Thru" a J.
At Palace Saturday.
NANCY CARROLL, with the new title
of Queen of the Fairways" will he
seen at Loe s Palace the new week
beginning Saturday, in the comedy
romance Follow Thru" with Charles
Buddy Rogers playing opposite and
Zelma O'Neil, Jack Haley and Eugene
Palette in the cast.
The story, about golf and girls. with
lots of giggles, ends up with the hero
inc winning the golf championship and
her man.
On the stage Ted Claire, "the human
dynamo" returns as master of cere-
monies, with the Capitol Theater, New
York, revue, Bye, Bye Blues" Cold
and Raye, "18-karat komedians": Man
and his gang, "a logged funny act":
Lafayette and La Verne, famous Apache
dancers; the Palace Syncopators and
the Chester Hale Girls comprise the
cast. Short subjects, the Hearst Metr >
tone News and the Palace Orchestrs
will complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

%N@e
her book of short
stories, gre e n
Thursday" follow
ed by o ful1-length
ove1. "B l q C X
April" Scarlet
Sister Mary" was
her second novel
and won the Pulit-
Rer prize In 1928.
Miss Peterkin
writes OF the Gull
Ian Negroes who
live on her hus-
bands plantation
in South Carolina.
They are colored
people of pure At
rican stock and
differ from other
Negroes in America
In their character,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

~ THEL BARRYMORE Will appear
as the Gullah Negroes, 81 May-e,
In Lee Shubert's production OF
IL scarlet Sister Mary" in the
Shubert- Belasco Theater for
one week. beginning next Monday
night. Daniel Reed made the play
from the novel by Julia Peterkin, who
came into literary prominence through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

SOIldilLlSS OH Tile
S t a g e, Warmers
Earle will open its
week Saturday in
stead of Friday, as
IN the past.
The Earle also
has now definitely
decided to present
S { q g entertain
ment in conjunc-
ton with its photo
plays. Some of the
outstanding per-
sonalitieS to b e
presented in the
near future are
Nick Lucas, Horace
II e idt and his
Californians, Lii
liam Rot h, the
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Gloria Swanson Film
Held Over at Columbia.

GLORIA SwANSON'S picture what
Widow" will remain at Loew's
Columbia for a second week. Lew Cody
and Owen Moore appear in support of
Miss Swanson.
The story concerns a young widow
who goes to Paris In search of love.
adventure and thrills when her old
husband dies.
This Is one of the pictures the star
has made to delight the feminine pa
irons, for Gloria again appears with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-08

"Eer Man"
To Stir Keith's.
HERA1DED as one Of the imposing
= : dramatic pictures, "Her Man"
comes to R-K-O Keith's for the new
week beginning Saturday.
1t features Helen Twelvetrees, Mar
jorie Rambeau, Phillips Holmes. Ricar-
do Cortez and James Gleason, support-
ed by 1000 extra players, and Is said
to be one of the really big dialogue fllm
productions.
The scenes are laid in Havana, and
the action in q dance hall where Miss
Twelvetrees as Frankie, Mr.. Cortez as
Johnnie. and MIR. Holmes as Dan, a sal
lor, are said to keep popular interest
at fever heat. The regeneration of
Frankie through her love for Dan, the
jealousy of Johnnie, who halts at moth
ing to gain his ends, and the hair-rais-
ing tragedy that follows and which
brings freedom to Frankie and cher
man" Dan. all contribute to make the
production memorable.
Metropolitan
win Have Reno" Friday.
I'D EMO" described as an expose of
AN the divorce mill, as set down BY
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr, in his novel
of the same name, will be the screen
attraction for the new week, starting
Friday, at Warmers Metropolitan. This
picture is said to bring for the first
time to the talking screen the inside
doings Of the American city where the
famous indoor game of change hus-
bands is played. Much of the city of
Reno itself is said to have been incor-
porated into this production.
The story concerns a young girl
married by an ambitious mother to a
man of wealth. The girl, faithful to
her husband, really loves another man,
but because of baby boy, whom she
idolizes, refuses to divorce her husband.
The husband, however, determines to
destroy his own wife's reputation. This
leads to an intense climax.
Ruth Roland, missing from the screen
since the silent days, returns in her
first talking picture as the girl-mother
Montagu Love, Kenneth Thomson, Doris
Lloyd, Judith Vasseln and Sam Hardy
appear in the supporting cast.
A Mack Sennett comedy, "Grandma's
Girl" with Andy Clyde; a Vitaphone
Variety, Putting It On" and the Ora
ham McNamee talking reporter news
reel will furnish supplementary attrac-
tions.
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"Lniom"

"LiIi0m"
At the Fox, Friday.
NJ ILIOM," which comes to the Fox
- Friday, will present Charles Far
rell in the title role, In which he is said
to surpass his Chico in Seventh Heav-
en-" Frank Borzage, who directed Far
rell in five Of his previous successes,
including Seventh Heaven" and Street
Angel" directed "Liliom," which was
adapted from Franz Molnar's famous
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New Week ut Earle
Picture and Stage Show.

n TARTING Saturday with the pres
entation of Ann Harding, star
of Holiday" in her latest pic
~ ture. the screen version of Be-
lascos 1.-THE Girl of the Golden
West" and the appearance of Ted
Healy and His Rascals and other per-
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play. Rose Hobart plays the part of
Jude, H. B. Warner Is the chief magis-
trate, Estelle Taylor the Nine. Muskat
and Lee Tracy plays the role OF the
Buzzard.
In filming ''Liliom" Director Borzage
utilized the largest of the IA stages at
Fox Movietone City to house real
circus with merry-go-rounds, old-fash-
Toned beer gardens and concessions OF
all kinds, including fortune telling
booths, Ferris wheels and freak shows.
The Fanchon and Marco Milky Way"
Idea will provide the stage entertain
ment. A journey to the planets is
promised in this novel idea. A Para
mount Sound Cartoon and Fox Movie
tone News win round out the program.
Al Lyons, guest conductor, will lead
the orchestra in the overture, and Ron
and Don will be at the console for a
popular organlogue.
can Quiet"
Remains at RialtO.
ENTERING its third week, Universal's
- perturbation of Erich Maria Re-
marques book, "All Quiet on the West
ern Front" continues to draw capacity
crowds at the Rialto Theater.
"All Quiet on the Western Front" is
a magnificent perturbation of the fate
or youth in war. Its nero, young Paul
Banner. a German. stands for the youth
Of all nations. The picture portrays
the effects of war upon young Banner
and his companions. 1t is the poignant
story of youth that has been denied its
chance at life, of youth hurled into a
ceaseless hell of body and soul before It
has begun to live. There are many
scenes which will remain permanently
etched upon the memory of the be-
holder-scenes terrific in their tragedy
scenes sublime in their heroism--
scenes touching in their simple pathos.
And always in the background is the
tremendous panorama OF the worlds
greatest conflict.
Lewis Ayres, in the central role, Louis
Wolheim and John Wray give per-
formances that have not been surpassed
on the motion picture screen Others
in the large cast who stand out promi-
nently are Slim Summerville, Russell
Gleason, William Blackwell, Scott Kolk.
Walter Browne Rogers, Ben Alexander,
Owen Davis, jr.. and Zasu Pitts. Lewis
Milestone was the director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
LIBRARIAN RETIRES.
Keeper of British Museum Books
Knew Many Notables.

LONDON (N.A.N.A). - aruuharson
Sharp, who retired at the end OF the
year as keeper of the printed books OF
the British Museum, met many famous
people during his long term OF ONCE.
Carlyle, Trotsky, Lenin, Bernard Shaw
and Karl Marx all visited the reading
room from time to time, and Samuel
Butler was frequently there. Butler al
ways asked for the same book, q dry,
ecclesiastical work, and when 1t was re-
moved, owing to a Encouragement OF
the shelves, he made an angry protest.
1t leaked out that he was so welded 70
the volume because it was conven-
lent size for him to rest his writing
pad oni
Mr.. Sharp has been succeeded by
wilfred Marsden, man Of 81, who was
educated at Wellington and oxford
and went to the museum as junior In
the department he viii now control.
Mr.. Marsden is experimenting the en-
tire recataloging of all the books In
the museum, estimated at $780, 900.
This task will take 10 years and cost
about 100000. The catalog, when
finished. will occupy at least 1855 VOL
tunes, which will cost $40 each.
(Copyright, 1880. by North American News
paper AlltanceJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE
LED BY WINCHESTER
Report Of Virginia Tabulations
Show 10 Cents Per Capita
for City and County.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, March swim
chester and Frederick County led all
other sections of Virginia in per capita
buying of Christmas health seals during
the 1929 campaign of the Virginia Tu-
berculosis Association, it was announced
here today on receipt of a report of
tabulations made by the State board of
directors and campaign chairmen. The
sales in this city and county were 10
cents per capita, which was considerably
in excess of per capita sales in other
cities and counties.
Il Dr. Jackson of the national organiza-
ton was so well pleased with the Win
chester Frederick report, it was said,
that he requested story be written of
the history of the local society and its
plan Of selling tuberculosis seals, that it
may be used in literature sent out by
the national association. Mrs. D. w.
Ritenour was chairman Of the local
committee during the recent Christmas
seal sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

Then comes burlap top and 5-ounce ticking in
A. c. A. stripes match the specially priced mattress
we offer above. This spring buOys one up gently
without sidesway. The reduction for this week is
liberal, amounting to nearly $40.
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These Mattresses Springs :. Day Beds and Cots
Meet Every Need for Bedding Of High Character

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
Film Men Fined Under Income Law

LOS ANGELES, March (4).-Ray-
mond Grifhth, scren comedian, and
Henry King, motion picture director,
paid fines of $3.50 and $400, respectively,
yesterday for failure to pay correct Fed
eral income taNes. Both men pleaded
guilty.
Three felony counts against Grif1th
were dismissed on motion of Govern
ment counsel, who announced the actor
had settled deficiency taxes IN full:
In the past fve days nearly dozen
Aim personageS have paid fnes and
deficiency taxes for irregularities In
their returns, aggregating more than
$3.50 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
FIRST REHEARSAL
HELD FOR BAND
Newly Organized Firemen to Play
instruments at Weekly
Meeting.

Special Dispatch to The Star
EVANSVILLE, Md, March g.
Members of the newly organized Hyatts-
vile Fire Department Band will prac-
tice with instruments for the first time
at their next weekly meeting Thursday
night in department headquarters, it
has been announced by Edwin B. Bolte,
director of the band.
The instruments due Thursday will be
for only temporary use, and will be only
half the number to be acquired later for
permanent use, acc riding to Mr.. Bolte
Mr. Bolte has announced that more
than 81 900 has been pledged privately
by business men Of the community to-
ward purchase of instruments, and he
believes that success of the band is as
Sured.
Announcement was made at the last
meeting of the band that tickets for the
concert and revue to be presented the
evening of April in the National Guard
Armory here for the benefit of the band
were selling well. Mithras Sanctorum
Odd Fellows Band of Washington will
give the entertainment.
Membership of the band is now SO,
four new members having been admitted
at the last meeting. They were Jack
Katz, w. r. Harrison, Gardner Franklin
and George NJ, Kerr, all of Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

cred with sturdy featherproof ticking that the feathers
cannot work through.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
University Professor
Recommends Morris
Chairs for Students

By me Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March "a slogan
of IF we must have education,
let's get it painlessly" swept over
the campus of Northwestern Uni
versity yesterday after Prof.
Baker Brownell of the depart
ment of sociology and literature
said he favored Morris chairs for
class rooms.
Prof. Brownell told class in
modern life and letters that he
wanted to take the backache out
of education. He would have
homelike surroundings, a few
Morris chairs, upholstered VIM
dow seats and plenty of cushions,
he said.
His reform idea met with such
lusty approval he was considering
presentation of the matter to the
university authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09

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BOK'S EARLY WRITINGS.
Prepared Biographical Matter or
Back of Cigarette Cards.

NEW YORK (N.A.NA.).-Few know
that Edwin Box, who is credited with
having created the modern woman's
magazine when he cast the Ladies
Home Journal in its present mold,
wrote biographical matter on the back
of cigarette cards for a living when
starting his career as an editor and
publicist in New York.
The former editor, who died Thurs
day in Florida, was employed by the
American Lithographic Co. with w. D.
Moffat, later partner in Moffat Yard
& Co. publishers, to do the thumbnail
biographies of famous men that went
with the cigarettes.
Copyright, 1880, North American Newspaper
Alliance3
A turntable for motorists has been
installed in blind street in London.
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Famous Corot to Be Abandoned.

NEW YORK (N.A.NA).-The IA
NOUS corot LES Baigneuses des Isles
Borromees"-the bathers of the Bar
romean Islands, which are In Lake
Como, in Italy-will be auctioned on
here at the end of the month. The
picture is one Of group OF nVe owned
by the late Col. James EMERSON, owner
of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
(Oopyrisht, 1890. by North American News
paper Alliance)