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Evening star., 1932-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

/ ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth, coins, sil.
ps:e ps satssfd od senns e s. hEnes.
| APPARE1-Men's women's and children's Of
| all descriptions. and household articles. Call
Mrs. Libby. North s6s4, or bring to l545 !th
APPAREL-Mens. womens and childrens:
| also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. rugs. fur
niture: bought for rummage sale. Phone
Mr.. Winger. Decatur e37o. 1921 7th st. NV.
sssas shf
s4sa 474s sss 7h s
| BOOKS BOUGHT in any quantity; bring
them or phone Metropolitan 54l5. PEARL
mans Big Book Store. 933 G st. NV.
5ookchsE 5Sslq hs.s, ocsss,oRel chair and desk
| BICYCLES WANTED. in any condition. Call
CAMERAS OF all kinds feld glasses. shot
Tenders Pawnbrokers Sales Co. sl3 D st. Il. W.
CASH REGISTERS. show cases and store
nafur}es hsn} entire d1 contents soqga1 af14 EDGAR
Book House. by Olive B. Miller. Cley. 1881.
| CLOTHES. mans. everything. 3s-4O chest;
36 waist. Address Box 44o-J. Star oflce. 8.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA. recent issue.
! for used furniture OF every description. Call
| Gilbert. Nat. 1856; ewes. Col, 4897 S.
| FURNITURE-Would like to purchase some
| good used furniture. Phone District 1921. 81
| GOLD. silver, watches. diamonds and old
| 1ewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
| Full cash value paid. Selingers sl6 st.
/ LAWYERS, ATTENTIONS Law books want
| ed; practicing lawyer desires used set Ma
tional Reporter System. or any unit thereof:
| also American Digest System, or any unit
| thereof; cost must be reasonable. Address
| Box 4l-V Star once.
MOVIE PROTECTOR. home. 1s-MM: must
| be in perfect shape and cheap for cash.
Mr.. Jay. District s715, between and s.
| PIANO--Ref1ned adult family will store
piano for use of same: will pay moving
| charge. Cali North 578s
! PIANO. upright, Kimball; good condition.
| s25 cash. 1927 Iowa ave. NV q
! PIANO-Would like to buy small grand If
you have one you wish to sell. address Box
| 3s4-J. S.ar office.
| SHOTGUN high grade ls or 20 gauge;
state grade make, condition and price. Ad-
| dress Box 2l7-J. Star once
SHOTGUN. hish grade. II or 1e gauge:
state Grade. make, condition and price.
STORE FIXTURES. lunch room eoulpmt mt:
entire contents purchased. Atlas Store Fix
turs Co. Ala 9Th st. NV. Met. s2s7
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old gold.
silver and platinum for use In our manu-
featuring department A. Kahn. Inc, 935
st. NV.
WOULD like to store q piano in my home
for the use Of same. Col $500. Apt. I'll
WE GUARANTEE 10 pay highest cash
prices for furniture. What have you to
ALLRITE CO., Oil F St. NV.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

4 Q.l
sp . .sS a4Ss ob. slHt srass RasSa "a Of STYLE
| CANARIES-Hartz Mt. stock. clean. healthy;
sSrstuly bed 20 ysar s..ss o 1851
rSx 5sb: sss e.
BOSTON, BULL, q months old; a beauty;
| pedigreed. Clarendon 1421-J-2.
COCKER srASNfE5SsaLoysiy: Az ideal pet: ~
prieed TS 0hi US RI st. nW
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. pedigreed. ten
weeks old; reasonably priced Wis. 44l8.
CHOW PUPPY. male; pedIsrssaI; prizs,whin'. p1,,;wh'.
| I'd. NV
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED. =.
iso 0 APhiIkToSs Fiji Rss 0i prf rs sHop a9 i0s'
IRISH TERRfER Pups. Most reasonably
priced: Board your dog here. 1t will be
,ss ,FsisScE Sasr.1 eES5kIoE 5EI sEssE5ss, sa;,,s II
Fairfax 7s-R-ss ? Miles West q Fairfax. Va. !.
GET READY FOR TWO MONTHS OF
ALSO sAvHE ssSvHISS MoNEY Asp r6g DsGK!kq' NM YEAR
@ Johnson Sea Horse 10, cleo. starter... sss e9
Eto 9 h.p.. ....................... q SO
GtE Johnson Fl hp.....:.:....... hp:..:... 500 500
Johnson brand-new 1881 h.p....... 7250
Eyinrude 6 h.p... 81 SO
Johnson So n.p... ............. 02Vo "
Johnson Jz np... ......-........ o2Uv
Johnsoa Jans Sea Sea Horse i. with Rec Koii ''OO
JoSsI5s ftsTssr; rI,flIt1 I,fs new i1e 4s SS SS
/ Johnson Utility Hull .....:........ 100 90
about Hull: Brand new. new ............ -. ~ 24s 90
Also complete line of 1882 johnson Sea
Horse @GfSES 4 Morok sRe 5ssss SAILS PIlss'
8l2 9th St. NV. Tel. National 5000.
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WASHERS.

NANT1I.KN.
We have on hand ten new SUPER-LAUN-
DRY-ETTES, in their most expensive and
best model. which we are offering at the
actual price covering advances. frelsht,
machines ana are in their original crates
and were consigned to a bank CLERK
now in difficulties. and were made to sell
local distributor at another location at
their new regular price Of sl395o. From US.
ney having had an older model Laundry
Elite for twelve years bought one and is buy
ing two more. Why? 1t is the only ma
chine with floating power. quarter throw
hydro-peller, soaking. washing, rinSng,
blung and drying in one continuous effort
less operation in II minutes. using no tubs
or wringers. diluting changing no suds
nands touching, neither clothes or water.
and you don't have to rub the cuffs. New
factory guarantee inclosed with each ma
chine. No phone calls
Metropolitan Warehouse Co.
AT 80 Elnrida ave n e
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FLUTE WANTED-State price. Address Box
364-H. Star office
FOR BUSINESS REASONS have moved to
PhiIa delphia' Pa MY 6eaqtiigl new small nall
address As;d, Fraties' 5ss2 Augusta St, Phila-
SIPS each; violin outfits. SIC. LYMAN Rat
ner,s Music Store. 7sI 11th St. NV.
HARP. Sebastian Eraros, sl75.oo. c. F. Bay
ley Falls Church. Va.
ttember sale: Small grand. excellent condi-
qua suaranteed see for % i've Years. Full value in
exchange within two years. Pianos for rent
100 to select from. Hauling. tuning o ana
PIANOS why pay high prices for practice
pianos with guarantees for as. low as SIS on
ss5 New York ave.
PIANO. about 6 months old. mahogany nm
ish; small grand model. has had the best
Of care; terms. If interested. address Box
PIANO. upright, in excellent condition, s25.
Col. 1881. Apt. 100:
PIANo-Mason. & Hamlin small grand
79SHs i74o Euclid St.. nde Ant Il. after $50 pm
PIANo-Excelent condition.; sell for $50 on
account Of moving. 1908 B st. s.w.
PIANO. upright: mahogany. excellent tone;
$40. Phone Lincoln 6030-J.
PIANO. baby grand. electric; excellent con-
dition; sacrifice. Cleveland 1912.
PIANo-Baby grand, mahogany case used
only one year: Just like new and fully guar
sene or od s5 $3.50 erms
phone inquiries. o. J. DeMoll 4 Co., 18th
and G sts.
All s m
May be exchanged within two years for bet
ter piano. Terms arranged. Q. }. DeMoll &
Also one studio upright. slightly used. was
s2sS now .ngtsls sisS With bsneh Sano Terms No
PIANO. upright Chauncery. bargain, SIS.
5525 Nevada ave. NV. Cleveland 0665
sonass only pr 49, 81 Mass maize ays
PIANO; steiff upright; good cond Line.
PLAYER-PIA bench and rolls; cost $500,
tana place NV. Georgia 4s39-J.
PLAYER-PIANO with about 500 rolls: ex-
cellent condition; recently tuned: only $40.
lll4 Flower ave, Takoma Park. Md.
electric radios from $40 up. Colorado Radio
Co. 55l4 Colorado ave. NV. Ga. 1885.
RADIo-Atwater Kent. s-tnbe a;c. dynamie
Mr. Shredder. sof East Capitol. .''
RADIo-Will change your radio from .. c.
to d. G., or d. c. to a. C., SO. Call District
RADIO, 9-tube, butt walnut console, screen
grid: needs no aerial cost $780, sell, S35.
Apt. 4, 1000 18th NV.
RADIO. Crosley. 7-tube. beautiful console,
$40. Apt. 202, 1912 Calf. NV.
RECORDS-2,00o Victor 75c records 10 for
81. Gordon's. 1716 Penna. ave. NV.
RENT, a RADIo-All makes and models.
immediate delivery; 81 week. Call Mr..
Collins. Met. 7l57.
SAXOPHONE. Beuscher. $50; Martin. s65;
tenors. second hand. like new terms. Homer
L. Kilt Co. 1880 @ st. NV.
TRUMPET. sl8; melody, sl8 Conn, newl;
S-string banjo. violin. s4; Hawaiian guitar.
III North Carolina ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND, 3 KIT. finest color: must sell at
once; sacrifice. $275. Address Box 124-V.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND DINNER RING. SO full cut large
hlue-white perfect diamonds real bargain;
cost $500; sell sl25. Address Box 136-V,
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND RING. nearly y carat, fawless.
lady's, white gold mounting: sacrifice $40
cash; see this. Address Box TIL. Star office.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND FLEXIBLE BRACELET-Platinum
diamond bracelet. finest quality and work
manship, newest design. Cost s2.500. Party.
in need of cash will sell for s1,l00. Kahn
Optical Co. 6l7 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-02
POULTRY AND EGGS.

BARRED ROCK PULLETS, 10. fine. now
laying. sale at s1.25 each. Phone Rensing-
ton 10.
1000 CHICKS-This week, Barred Rocks
Blk. Giants, Whit. Giants. Brahmas, all s6
100: mixed. IS; quality guaranteed shipped
c. 0. D. Klines Hatchery. Box 10. Middle
Greek, Pa.
RHODE ISLAND HENS, 80 nice. Silver
Sp: ing GA
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND BAGUETTE WRIST WATCH
Solid platinum, newest design, set with 36
genuine marquise and round diamonds. Spe-
cial. $50. Kahn Optical Co, 6l7 18th st \. W.
DIAMOND RING. n KIT, cost 5000, sacrifice
taire, IS pts. diamond. emerald mtg, cost
SITS. sell $50; need money badly. Col.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND PLATINUM BRACELETTE, IS
$3.50; sacrifice s225. Address Box 12s-V,
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CENTRAL-Very desir., attrac.. well fur.
rm. or suite, liv rm.. bed rm. q wind }, fire.
place, clean, quiet. comfort; refs. 1925 nth.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

CONTROVERSIES CHEEKY rfn., clean, quiet,
homelike; cont. h. w, phone; also r.. k, b.
and liv.-bed rm. adults; refs. l7l7 De Sales.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

32o6 18th ST NW.-2 large. furnished rooms
with Semi-private bath; 3rd noors two em-
ployed women Col 0269
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND CHANNEL WEDDING RING
Newest design; solid platinum set with 8
large diamonds. Bargain. s45. Kahn Op
tical Co.. GIT 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

CADET UNIFORM ofacer's. with Sam
Brown belt; size l8 years. 744 Quebec
Evening star., 1932-10-02

DIAMOND. l-kt., blue-white; absolutely a
bargain; must sell: price, 500. Address
Hoy 146-V, Star Office
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sl6 18th ST NV, Gordon Rotel-Under new
managemen.: light. outside rooms near
showers newly decorated; 24-hour elevator
service; some rooms running water or pri-
vate baths. Range Of prices: Single rooms.
se to $40; double rooms. So to sl2 weekly.
Evening star., 1932-10-02

1925 10th ST. N.W.-Nice. large room, next
TO bath; or 2; use Of piano, radio phone;
IN HIS line. reasonable
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| THE PORTNER. 18th and U sts.-A good,
| large room; gentleman only. Apartment
|
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PETWORTH-Nicely furnished front room
with private bath in corner new home: con-
tinuous hot water and oil heat; convenient
TO bus and cars 500 for one, $25 for two.
Phone Georeia 0700 2s
Evening star., 1932-10-02

CLoTHING-Cader suit. size 16 tweed
coat, size IL perfect cond.; girls coat, civet
collar. size 10; silk and cotton dresses. chif-
fon dress. size 38 ? antique lace spreads.
etc; reasonable. Line. 7449. 227 9Th sc.
COAT lady's. size 40. good condition; pair
lace panel curtains cheap; good condition
GEORGIA 9233.
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I3lO-l3ls EYE NV Franklin Pk.l-s3 wk.
up; Ink, SIS up; gil 18th n.w-s2 mot
amiJ; 326 c. sw., near st. car-s2; Ink,
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n 937 N. Y. AVE NW-single and double bed
= rooms; d beautiful front parior with twin
Evening star., 1932-10-02

29i5 ORDWAY ST.. Cleveland Park-Single
room, well furnished adjoining bath, second
floor; So Also double room for two, very
reaknnahle Private home
Evening star., 1932-10-02

THE NETHERLANDS. 1850 Columbia I'd
Charming rooms. mahogany. easy chairs,
desks. lamps; suitable one or two. Col 0sl0.
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Evening star., 1932-10-10

appear as the "Queen Of the Sweet
Potato Roast" in 1.-The Harvest Moon
in the Early West" episode, heading a
group OF women from Anacostia, in
cluding Misses Ruth Bobligs, Katherine
King, Doris Fort, Lean Duclos, Evelyn
Montgomery. Fern Duvall, Doris Neat,
Mildred Zirkle, Vivian Reed, Doris Sui
livan, Mary Brinsfield. Ruth Sager,
Claire Williamson, Elizabeth Murray,
Mildred Grantham, Mildred Montgom-
cry and William Ralph Williamson.
Members of the National Woman's
party appearing in the same episode are
Misses Angelina Carabelli. Katherine
]. Manning, Dorothy Hamilton, Grace
Gatcomb, Mildred DeHart, Mary
Jenkins, Helen Bond, Mildred Windham,
Lois Wisewonger, Leona Dilworth, Vic
toria Ditler, Maurine Lane. From the
Bartfield Players come Miss Edith
Gram, Maxine Kahn, Evelyn Rae KEEL
ser, Adele Whiteside, Genevieve Mil
burn, Margaret Myers, Romaine
Stevens, Dorothy E. Smith, Howard
Whitfield, John Van Sikken, William
Campbell, Charles Collingwood, Robert
Lunch, Frank Abeel, Theodore Ward,
Gus George, Weddell Hart, William
Wallace, Richard Stringfellow and Jack
Perry
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washington ROLE
GIVEN TWO ACTORS
Porter and Stringfe|Iow to
Take Part in Harvest Pag-
cant and Festival.

The leading role Of George Wash
ington in the harvest pageant and fes-
tival entitled "The Vision of George
Washington" to be presented tomor-
row. Wednesday and Thursday evenings
under auspices of the District George
Washington Bicentennial Commission,
will be taken by two outstanding actors
of Washington. James Otis Porter and
Richard Stringfellow
Mr.. Stringfellow will appear as the
youthful Washington, dreaming of the
task Of making improvements on the
earth, rather than the vainglory of raw
aging 1t by conquest" and Mr.. Porter
will be cast in the role of the older
Washington, in his Mount Vernon
house, surveying his fields.
The festival, to take place in the
Sylvan Theater on the Washington
Monument Grounds, will begin each
night at o'clock. it was announced by
DR.. George c. Havenner, executive vice
president of the bicentennial body.
"The Pilgrim of 1620.''
The five main episodes of the pageant
will depict THE Pilgrim of 1920" THE
Southern Tobacco Planter in 1882"
The Kentucky Farmer in 1800," "The
Wheat Farmer of the Northwest in
1850" and The Fruit Planter of the
West Coast in 1910" Sedgeley Thorn
bury, j. Jerome Lightfoot, Robert
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Lunch, Frank Jamison and Clyde Saul

Lunch, Frank Jamison and Clyde Saul
will represent these figures.
Maurice Jarvis will appear as Pro-
logue; Maud Howell Smith as Spirit
of the Harvest; Evelyn Davis will di-
rect and appear in the symbolic inter-
pretations throughout; Estelle Went
worth will direct the chorus; Helen
Griffith will direct the Colonial dances;
Capt. Wilbur Young will direct the
Indian ceremonial dances; Elizabeth
Mahon of Bloomingdale Playground
will direct square dance.
| Soloists in the various scenes will be
Katherine Biggs, Washington harpist;
and Lisa Gardiner, Spanish dancer.
The United States Army Band, con-
Quoted by Capt. William j. Stannard,
will play the pageant music. Uncle
! Tom and His Hired Help" directed by
DR.. Thomas j. Gates, will play the
fiddles for the husking-bee scene. In
charge of the five main episodes will
he Miss Mabel Van Dyke. Mrs. j. Je-
rome Lightfoot, Howard Whitfield, Mrs.
Ruth Harsha Mckenzie and Rev. M.
Mills Perkins.
Organizations and Groups.
Cooperating organizations and groups
include Anacostia Citizens Association,
Arts Club. All Souls Church. Arm
=
Bloomingdale Playground, Crusaders
Bible Glass of Luther Place Memorial
Church, Cardoza High School, District
of Columbia Boy Scouts. No. 621; Dis
trict of Columbia Girl Scouts, No. II;
Drama Guild. Friendship House, Grace
Episcopal Church, in Georgetown;
Henry D. Spengler Chapter of Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary, Jewish Commu-
nifty Center Dramatic Society, National
Woman's Party. Neighborhood House,
Pierce Hall Players, Riding and Hunt
Club. Salvation Army Scouts, Southern
Society, Southwest Citizens Associa-
tion the Troupers of East Washington
Community Center. the Washingtonians
(civic club and Women's City Club
Fiddlers comprising Uncle Tom and
His Hired Help" will be DR.. Thomas
j. Gates, j. w. Simpson, w. E. Simp-
son. Harry Boroleo. Charles P. Bailey.
j. E. Edwards, DR.. T. David Gates and
Jilson Settlers.
Mrs. George c. Havenner. jr.. will
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derstood to have agreed to the Nation
alists leaders freedom, but on the con-
dition that his civil disobedience cam
paign be called off.
As Mr.. Gandhi has, according to re-
ports, tod several close friends that civil
disobedience is "a. part of his religion, y
the prospect of his release seems remote
He Is confined to Yeroda Jail in Poona
on charge involving civil disobedience
Evening star., 1932-10-10
Nine HURT IN BUS UPSET
Wyoming Accident Caused by
Binding Headlight of Auto.

RAWLINS, Wyo, October 10 R.-
Eight passengers of a westbound Rapid
Transit Co. bus and the driver, r. j
Gould of Laramie, were treated for
minor injuries here yesterday after the
bus overturned and plunged into a
ditch.
The accident occurred 38 miles west
of Rawlins at 5 am, when the driver,
blinded by lights of an approaching
3-foot embankment.
The passengers included Clara Rey-
nolds of Clifton. N. Y: Gloria Munson
of Cleveland, Ohio; Theodore Nelson of
Waukegan, Ill; Phillip Cohen of Chi
cago and Donald Mcleod of Detroit.
Evening star., 1932-10-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Meeting and dance, Jacob Jones
Post. American Legion, Raleigh Hotel,
pm.
Dinner, Public Order Committee of
the Board of Trade. Raleigh Hotel,
$50 pm.
Meeting, Gamma Chapter, Delphian
Society, Shoreham Hotel, pm.
Dance, Social workers Club. Willard
Hotel, 10 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, board Of directors. Rotary
Club, Willard Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Finance Club. American
Bar Association, willard Hotel. 1880
pm.
Meeting, speakers unit, Community
Chest, willard Hotel, 4 pm.
Luncheon Washington Credit Mems
Association, Raleigh Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Woman's Auxiliary, Ameri-
can Institute of Mining and Metallurgl-
cal Engineers, District of Columbia sec
tion Tilden Gardens, 1890 pm.
Meeting, Society for Philosophical
Inquiry. National Museum, 4:45 pm.
Luncheon, Women's National Press
Club. Willard Hotel, pm.
Luncheon, Sigma Chi Fraternity,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Department OF Justice,
University Club, 1890 pm.
Meeting. Sons of Confederate Vet-
erans, 1922 Vermont avenue. pm.
Card party, proceeds to charity 6o M
street northeast, $3.50 pm.
Egypts recent agricultural and In
dustrial fair, the first held IN SIX years.
L.
Evening star., 1932-10-10

CT the Pathfinder of the Sea" is the
gift of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. Mrs. w. E. r. Byrnes
Of Charleston, w. Va, president gen.
eral of the U. D. c., made the presen-
tation address.
Maury was the first man to chart
the Atlantic Ocean for the laying Of
a cable between America and Europe.
During the War Between the States he
served as commander in the Con-
federate navy
Evening star., 1932-10-10
MEMORIAL UNVEILED
United Daughters of Confederacy
Honor Matthew Fontaine MaurY

FLETCHER, N. c.. October 10 (P.-
A memorial to Matthew Fontaine
Maury was unveiled yesterday at Cal
vary Episcopal Church, "the Westmin-
ster Abbey of the South"
The memorial honoring the memor
Evening star., 1932-10-10
GANDHI RELEASE DOUBTED

Viceroy Understood to Have Made
Impossible" Demand.
SIMLA, India, October 10 (P).-Lord
Wilmington, the viceroy, has received
numerous kilograms requesting the re-
lease Of Mahatma Gandhi, and in un-
Evening star., 1932-10-10

Egypt's recent agricultural and IN
dustrial fair, the first held IN SIX years.
drew large crowds