davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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A REAL BUY.

Beautiful 4-room cottage, large screened
porch. running water. ETC.: lovely shady
site on pretty knoll Just couple Of hun
dred feet from the Chesapeake Bay: wide
beach: refined. convenient colony; fishing
real bargain; Sl0O cash and SIS monthly
pays for it. Call Greenwood 2232 evenings.
or District 2l24 daytime
Evening star., 1935-05-02

HOME BUYERS ATTENTION. LET
ME BUILD your home on lot selected
BY you and from your Swn ptans' r.ans
ssSs SsS $50; !os2eo $1,000 sssh. cssR' $50 Per mo-
6sdo oS rooms; 2 .so sssths; S. brick. n,a sa.7SSSG a.7SSeSG
ooSs Sa01o sasn Sath sI1 Sr,cf Ief .pt bunsslOS
$3.50: $500 cash. $50 per mo.
have samples under construction for
your Inspection: Let's talk this oyer.
fhsns ysiia yii1SEs ohareh ~: s2s. 'hu'en' w.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
JOSEPH b. BATT. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trict Of Columbia. Holding an Equity
Court.-MARY 2. BRASHEARS. 5601
Plaintiff. VS.. LESLIE G. GARNETT.- United
States Attorney IN and for the pstriet
Of Columbia Washington. D. C.. Defend.
ant.-Equity No. 5S596.-ORDER OF PUB
LICATION.-The object of this suit iS TO
appoint a receiver TO demand and collect
all debts due Emma G. Brashears, who
disappeared from her home on to-wit the
18th day Of June. 1927 and who has not
been seen or heard Of or from since that
time. and to find and record the date OF
her disappearance. On motion OF the
plaintiff, Il is. therefore: this 18th day Of
April. 1885. ORDERED that the said
Emma G. Brashears. and any and all
others whom it may concern; appear IN
this court on or before the 40th day. ex-
elusive of Sundays and legal holidays:
after the day Of the flrst publication OF
this order. to defend this suit and show
cause why the relief prayed for should
not be granted: otherwise the suit will be
proceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
vided Q copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
The Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star newspaper before said cay:
and provided a copy hereof be posted IN
bia JAMES NJ PROCTOR Justice. (SeaI)
A true copy. Test: FRANK z. CUNNING
HAM. Clerk. BY C. z. STEWART. Jr..
Asst. Clerk. ap1S.25,my2
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RENT-.FLATS.

a14e1z ST. N.w.-5 R. AND B.. FIRST
floor, cleo. $3.50.
sol St nsRWSo sRyIoi,R + snS 20 p. iNe HHe H. $40
1915 N. Y. Ave. National 1907.
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SATE-SIJBURBAN.

7-RM BUNGALOW. Is ACRES OF LAND;
elec. water in house; cellar; newly paperea
and painted facing Central @ h,:tys.. aye pi5e SRe
sfS9 s4 SSo ssshe sssn M %afiSoTo aSaSS sa ssr ~
BY OWNER, BUNGALOW. NEW. FIVE
rooms, bath, hardwood floors, trim; nre-
place, textone walls. elec.. Kitchen, ;-W;nn;' M
ees Semi-bungalow, new, 5 rooms. bath.
hardwood floors. h.-w.h.. elec:, gas, nre-
place. porches; will consider % auto On
oI Seautifui home. 10 r.. bath sun room.
spacious porches. h.-w.h.. electricity, y,I,,S gas.
gear built-in garage, lawns. shade, Snrup-
cola. lot iS0xI5O, fenced; $4,000:
TS nsPsss 1.e s sFfs sat st7f Sss
ieft I.fns one sn block. Sao'Vo Open ms to daily.
BARGAIN. FROM oWNER-DETACHED
brick, rms, baths. oil burner. refrig-
RssS. sephs4d sS gsxsF asss
Az ACRES NEAR CONGRESSIONAL AIR
port, improved by S-room home with patn;
electricity: also several outbuildinMgs M PIiced
for quick sale. z M: AIKEN: ;ison S9U q aaas a.
BgNoALoWys yr HOUSES Us6zR ANR s}1 IoTs oedsr F4R ss
TaEoma Park. Phone Georgia 0ss1.
LARGE. MOD. OR. sEMI-BuNGALoWVGMo.
Garage; paved ST.; lawns; ref1ned; S5.yUO;
$500 cash 2s mo Largs giocF mod hato SiVS
G. WALKER. Greenwood 1899.
/ BLOCK OFF NEW MEMORIAL DRIVE
hardwood doors; large. airy basement.
Has sss been os put s5a1gs * sna
@. LYTTLE Columbia 1918.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

5700 NEVADA AVE. CHEVY CHASE. .. c.
Modern brick. redecorated; 4 bed rooms.
sun parlor, modern kitchen. large recre-
alton room with fireplace, built-in garage;
beautiful yard with large trees; OPEN ana
LIGHTED. LESLIE D. MEASELLs phone
Cleveland 3465.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
SALE-HOUSES,

1927 @ ST. N.E.-BRIcK, 8 RMS. REC.
hall, bath: porchssS; SoS excellent condition.
Phone District 036s.
6704 4th ST. N.W.-DET. 4 BED ROOMS
room. kit. on frst floor: full attic and
O terms hon. psles dsss
Q EAST IRVING 81. tNEAR CHEvY
fier. II rooms. 8 baths. sleeping and break.
fast porches: fruit. flower ,gardens. lovely
!s ss.ss Only family ssssSn so; IS ssi5iSS SSS
Consider trade Tor smaller house.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

MORTGAGE COMPANY. BARGAIN.
Modern. 20-family. well-located NV.
For appointment to inspect. address BOX
AGA. Star ONCE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

% OR 3 ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH.
kitchen. bath. mi: after May 15:. prefer
7265-W. Thursday or Friday. after g pm.
UNFURN. ROOMS. KITCHEN. NORTH
west. above Irving, east Of Georgia ave-;
$50. Address Box 253-A. Star ONCE.
one or two room kitchen and bath apt. in
GOOD location near transportation. not over
SIS month. Address Box 44-A, Star ONCE.
LADY. REFINED AND GROWN SON.
would occupy house or apt as caretakers.
Best references. Adams 7642 before 8.
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SALE-AUTOM0BILEs.


AysTM 1sss cossh FeGd z, cSndls,Gl fGY nsE . ns.
Kirby Service. Clarendon. Va. Walnut 9145.
BUICK 1882 model 81 sedan. $S2S; HpisS nsE
1881 model 81 sedan $39g; % BSics Sss rd9G.i ds$ii
5s sedan. SOS; Buick 1883 model "a
sedan S745. These Bucks are in nne
4nSssr sDSssE ses s rss
orme g s.ve 14tS sIS and sDseHds n sts s. NV EMERSON
sgIcK 1891 e" co1Dss 60 ss.,s, T. the ss
tan. with excellent top and TusHsy1 5umbi.
spsr ann ns ave- Sans bsTss HaT Y fss aedr
BUICK 1894 town sedan; driven LITTLE
throushout: can hardly be tod tt IRON nav;
Motors. 1929 14th st. NV.
BUICK 1881 sedan. 1881 type. S275;
terms; new tires looks IKE neT; driysn 1ssa 0s
d9 1881 ss. tyDs ssssa s4se.SE SEs9a conas s
throushout; S235: must sell: Geo. 5402.
BUICK De luxe conyertible coupe; almost
new condition; rumble seat, special factory
cash. Sl2 month. 3161 18th NV.
cally and appearance excellent; win please
t4m, crss s.ane, Hass9 Mg1is sea ss & 8: S
condition: sac cash. balance small monthly
payments. Your car In trade. Chevy
Chase Branch. Nolan Motor Co.. Conn. ave.
and Nebraska. Phone Emerson s794.
CHEVROLET, 1881: completely recondi:
the best Chevrolet buys In the city. Only
$3.50. Washingtons largest used-car lot.
CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe; excellent
motor, dne paint and tires. clean interior;
S245. Emerson q Orme. 18th and u
SITS. NV.
(Confinued on Next PaEs.J
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uo11sEs-FUR. e. UNFURNIsHED

1929 ANGER PL. s.E.-BUs FIR. 18th &
Pa. ave. and Anacostia. l fare: 8 r, cleo:
garden, 39x37S IT.; S17.5O mo. Met. o43i
72S SOMERSET PL NV : SEMI DE-
tached H-room brick, garage; $50 iur.
nished $50 unfurnished. Georgia o076.
FUR. AND uNF HouSES-TGooD LocA.
COLUMBIA 74S5. D.
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SALE-APARTNIENTS.

IN THE KEDRIC. 18th AND < SITS NV:
downtown location. rooms. hall. kitchen
and bath. Price. $4,000; terms may be
ARRANGED All carrying charges including
taxes and heat approximate $40 per
month. Inspection by appointment, Call
SANDOZ INC. Decatur 4O1O. No.
Dupont circle.
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REFINED COLORED-1923 18TH ST.
n.w.-2nd floor: rooms. K; and B.; excel.
lent condition.; S30.50. Call Natl. 2345. 4.
COLORED-31s N. Y. AVE. NV. o
4 rooms and bath. ..........--.. S35 .g0
8 rooms and bath. ..............' 39.9o 99o
3 rooms and path. .....'.....s.. ,o.go
JAMES E. SCOTT.
I'll Fla. Ave. NV. Decatur 1914. So
COLONEL LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. third floor: refined only. 1915 I
Sf w
Evening star., 1935-05-02

Next day Alexander fell ILL., Ten days later he lost
the power of speech and the learned physicians said
he would die. Then the men Of Macedonia hled
through his chamber in final salute to him who had
led them to the mightest conquests the world had
ever known.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

CALLING ALL CARS!
CASH IN 5 MINUTES!
If car Is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or il not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
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FOR COLoRED.
1907 GIRARD ST. 2nd FLOOR.
4 Rooms Bath Electricity Included. S45.
FOR COLORED.
171s 14thEsrd noqr. rear. ! la I'm; sol k. .abba b.
nS,f noor. front, . rms. and bath. $3.50.
11o7 Eye st: NV M%AlsENst ENsstional soes.
coLoREPE.1s15 18th ST. NV, oo
. rooms ano sSs Sz'1 T ST: INV. 40. 5000 w
. rooms i7i4 iao cSosRcoRAN ST. INV, s.O soo ~
& rooms and bath. 9S.0U
2 rooms ana eso so'N n sI:. NV. o
3 rooms and bath. ...............S41 00
D FoGms Heat. snG Iisht Pa' and Gas Furnished. '
. rooms ano 1fSs PSsn r ST. INV. 80. ~
. rooms ano 17s5 4s5nT r ST.. INV. sDo'o oo
3 rooms and bath. sleeping porch. $1,000
JAMES e. SCOTT. q.
I'll Fla. Ave. NV Decatur 1919.
COLORED, 1874 22nd NV.
2 r. kit. bath. porch. s27 30. North 9129.
FOR COLORED.
1918 SHERMAN AVE.
Rooms Kitchen and Beth- "a 0o:
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
s05 H st. NV.
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RENT-GARAGES.

GARAGE FOR RENT. 924 N ST. NV, S.
per month: right OF public street: conven-
lent. Keys at 1895 10th st. NV.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE SPACE, REASON:
able: can accommodate As cars: also dead
GARAGE, rear 1919 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.
We viii accept your old home in trade
on new one. which we viii build for you
ton. ton We buy ths iet 1' you select. M III furnish
plans and finance completely. For prompt
''''ne'SasE egs7oMesy1Lr oSMsi.fsy1Lr HOMES. INC.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE.
and located large brick homes and gardens
paoE y sss poR ApPoNTESf ro
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC.
1907 Eye st. Realtors Natl. 1915.
NOW BEING BUILT IN
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE
SECTION.
Tvo-story brick detached home rooms,
bath and garage; recreation room in base:
%sat; $3.50; cash. Sssa $1,000: balance s5S 50
$sss esth ST. MT; RAINIER. MD,
At District lime sst9T' brick
ami. large lot. Price. $4,000; $1,000
cash. balance to suit.
Bradley, Beall & Howard,
SOUTHERN BLDG. NATIONAL 0271.
NEAR N. r.. AVE. & TAYLOR ST.
$3.50.
Substantial semi-detached COLONIAL brick
rooms, porches and oil heat; within
GsbrieTs and public, junior and high
schools. YaIsSSai pRzSk 0ssDGpyHsHmnaEsffp =. pHmEfps.
Adams 4e64-j. o27 18TH st. District 1411.
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WANTED-AUTOMOBHES.

WILL PAY $40 cash for 1928 Ford coach.
in good condition: give details. Address
Box 2lS-A. Star ofice. %
FORD. CHEVROLET or other hght cars,
Will pay ss much as any one In city, Fred
l. Morgan. 1S41 14th NV North f00o6.
cash? No delay. Just bring your title or We
will pay on what you, owe and give you
1889 l4th st. NV. Remember, next door
TO Fisk.)
MORE CASH
FOR YOUR USED CAR.
JACK PRY. INC. 1872 14th st. NV.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc, 1920 14th st. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.

MASS. AVE. HE1GHrs-NEW. BRICK,
Colonial now under construction: bed
rooms 2 baths. recreation room. built-in
garage. automatic beat. Purchaser may
select equipment and fixtures. Frlce only
Sl4,75O, easy terms. 1900
p ELIOT MIDDLETON, Met. 2S27.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

OR Z ROOM HOUSE UNFURNIsHED
Nearby Virginia; moderate price, June !
near bus line preferably over Highway
Bridge. Address Box 226-A. star once
Evening star., 1935-05-02

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New detached corner brick 4 bed rooms
and . baths t2 bed rooms and bath on first
hoof.D Under So. 500. No agents.
OWNER. Ewes. Wisconsin 1904. 4e
S6.15O. $1,000 CASH. S45 MONTH.
g rooms bath, hardwood floors. hot
water heat built-in garage. A real buy
for home or investment Near 18th and
Quincy St NV. Evenings. Cleveland 4944.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1925 14th st. NV District 3347.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES WE
have 9 under construction in Woodley Park
in Northgate. See them now and arrange
to incorporate some of your personal ideals.
H. @. SMITHY CO..
Evening star., 1935-05-02

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
ST. .500-Located close in. one-third OF an
acre. beautifully Handicapped, shade and
fruit trees; 7-room Dutch Colonial. 3
bed rooms. hrst-foor den. oil burner.
BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL 5000.
AFTER 8 PM, CALL CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1935-05-02
SALE--HOUSES.
18th ST. NV.

1fG1I - - N.tvs
Just north Park rd., first commercial;
2-car garage. Price. $3.50. Call Column
hia 6470. q
Evening star., 1935-05-02

NICHOLAS OREM.
Superintendent OF Schools
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
APPS. 5.my2
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANTED-NEW FORD VS. IN EXCHANGE
for modern platinum and diamond breast
pin worth S1.2S5. or will sell PIN Ior SouV
Unusual bargain. Address Box 23o-A
Star ofice A.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

A Good Investment. Prominent Corner.
NOV NOW OFFERED FOR $4,000.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
Exclusive Agent.
14o6 n St NV. District 1877.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
REzON|NC OPPOSED
AT TAK0MA PARK
Citizens Association Hears
Criticism of Pan for
Semi-detached Houses.

Opposition was expressed last night
at a meeting of the Takoma Park
Citizens Association to the rezoning
Of Third street between Aspen and
Whittier streets from residential A
restricted to residential A. Under The
proposed change, erection of semi
detached houses would be permitted.
The association indorsed the order
Of the Public Utilities Commission for
improved street car facilities to Ia
koma Park and urged that the i'm
provements be speeded. The Capital
Transit Co. was commended in a
resolution for installing express"
bus service between, Takoma Park and
the downtown section.
School Building Urged.
Mrs. Mary Lamond White urged in
clusion of $500,000 in the next Dis
trict budget for construction Of a new
northern high school and S165 900 for
completion of the Paul Junior High
School by addition of 10 rooms and
gymnasium. She said the Board OF
Education had approved these prof.
ects.
Mrs. NJ w. Hobbs, principal of the
school on Ray road. requested Coop
Grafton in securing the playground,
both as a school and municipal play
center. together with the necessary
equipment. The association voted to
ask the purchase of additional school
ground sites by the school authorities
Of Montgomery County in the vicinity
Of the present elementary school in
the Hodges tract. for which $4,000
has been made available, according
to DR.. c. c. Galloway.
Street Projects Endorsed.
Judge Herman c. Heffner. presi-
dent Of the Community League. re-
ported on the present status of the
widening and improvement Of Eastern
avenue; extension OF New Hampshire
avenue. and construction of Sligo
Park driveway on the edge of Takoma
Park. The association indorsed these
projects. following an estimated cost
Of the improvements presented by L.
r. Grabill.
Diversion Of gasoline tax receipts
was opposed in a resolution presented
by John Walker. which set forth that
such funds should be used for high
ways.
At the suggestion Of DR.. Guy Clin-
ton. the association indorsed the
safety campaign of The Evening Star.
President Walter Trey appointed
David T. Blose chairman Of the Com
mittee on Laws and Legislation and
John Walker. vice chairman of the
Committee on Taxation and Zoning.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
USE OF FATAL GAS
IN ETHIOPIA DENIED
U. S. War Adviser Says All but
Tear Fumes Would Be
Ineffective.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A comparatively harmless tear gas
similar to that used to disperse mobs
in this country-was said by one
chemical authority today to be the
only gas Italian troops are likely to
employ against the Etlliopians.
DR.. Charles L. Parsons, a member
Of the Governments Advisory Board
on Gas Warfare during the World War,
said poisonous or mustard gases would
be "ridiculously ineffective" in Ethio-
pia.
These gases, he said, could be used
effectively only on concentration of
troops and would be useless in open
areas"
Declaring Italian chemists are
"fully informed" DR.. Parsons added
that "if gas is used at ALL" they will
center their efforts on the manufac-
ture Of tear gas. which temporarily
blinds but leaves no permanent in.
jury.
Tear gas, he said, could be used to
halt an Ethiopian mass attack or
render defenders temporarily helpless.
He expressed the opinion there "is no
gas known that would be superior to
tear gas" for warfare such as that in
Ethiopia.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
DR.. CANTER RETURNS
: FROM CONFERENCE
Pastor Of Epworth M. E. Church
South to Preach on "Today's
Church"

DR.. H. M. Canter, pastor of Ep-
worth M. E. Church South, has re-
turned from Staunton, Va, where he
acted as secretary for the annual ses-
sions of the Baltimore Conference.
He will preach tomorrow at IL o'clock
on THE Church for Today" and at
sp.m. on Elijah and His God"
The services of the young people
will be held at pm.
DR.. Canter will speak Thursday
night on The Kings Throne"
The Minot Bible Glass elected the
following officers: President, E. E.
Davey; vice president. Harry Russell;
secretary, I. A. Lehman; treasurer, w.
M. Dove.
The annual banquet of the Hummer
Glass will be held in the social rooms
Wednesday. DR.. Angie Smith of Mount
Vernon M. E. Church South and
w. w. MILAN will be the speakers.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
REVIVAL CONTINUES
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
Metropolitan Pastor, DR.. Ball, As
sisted by Misses Stockton
and Gould.

Special revival meetings will con-
tinue next week at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church under the leadership
Of the pastor. Dr. John Compton Ball,
assisted by Misses Amy Lee Stockton
and Rita Gould. The Sunday themes
Of Miss Stockton will be, in the morn
ing. Gods Controversy With You,
and in the evening, The Greatest
Sight in Gods Universe"
Monday will be loyalty night Bap-
tisms will precede this service. Dr.. Ball,
Miss Gould and Miss Stockton will
tell the story of their baptism. Sub
ject. Living Waters"
Harvest Home" night on Tues
day. An illustrated message will be
given by Miss Stockton on The Last
Great Harvest Home" The farmers
chorus. Bringing in the Sheaves," "
will be sung
Prophesy night, Wednesday. Sub
Ject. Christ and the Anti-Christ. "
Thursday evening Miss Gould will
give special selections on the vibra
harp and vocal solos. The sermon
theme of Miss Stockton will be THE
Night When Jesus Sang Friday
evening birthday anniversary night
will be observed. Subject. will We
Spend Our Next Birthday in Heaven?"
Evening star., 1935-10-19
TRIBUTE IS PAID
. ROGER WILLIAMS
Tercentenary Speakers
Stress Importance of Re-
Iigious Freedom.

Religious freedom and its vital re-
lationship to the progress of civiliza-
tfon was emphasized by religious and
educational leaders yesterday in OBJ
servance of the Roger Williams ter
centenary, commemorating the BAN
ishment in 1885 of this famous pi-
oneer of religious liberty from the
colony of Massachusetts,.
Speaking last night at banquet at
the National Baptist Memorial
Church as feature of the celebration,
Roger Williams Straus, son of the
late Ambassador Oscar Straus, pre-
sented a general picture of certain
periods of history Ito indicate how
strikingly we find that religious lib
erty may serve as fairly accurate
indicator of the state of civilization
He said Roger Williams was a rare
and inspiring man and the effect of
his thinking and courageous action
was great during the formative period
OF our country.
His example teaches us that 1t Is
the duty of all of us to feel it
incumbent upon ourselves to be guard
1ans of the principle of religious lib
erty as he enunciated it." he de-
clared.
The tercentenary celebration began
with the placing of a wreath on the
statue of Williams in Statuary Hall
by former Gov. Norman S. Case of
Rhode Island. Prominent representa-
ttves of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution and the Rhode Island
Society and other interested groups
were among the distinguished guests
at the various features.
In paying tribute to Williams the
former Governor quoted an inscription
from the Rhode Island State House:
ITO hold forth a lively experiment
that most f1ourishing civil state may
stand and best be maintained with
full liberty in religious Governments
This inscription. he said, "embodieS in
a single sentence the basic principles
for which Roger Williams and his
followers we're banished from the
Massachusetts, Bay Colony"
Roger Williams historical material
In the Library of Congress will be ex-
hibited today in the rare book room.
Last nights banquet was followed
by a mass meeting in the Baptist
Memorial Church. at which addresses
were delivered by DR.. r. E. E. Hark-
ness of Chester, Pa, president of the
American Baptist Historical Society,
sponsor of the celebration. and DR..
Edwin McNeill Poteat, ir.. of Raleigh,
N. c.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
HARVEST HOME FETE
Takoma Lutheran Pastor to
Preach on The Story
in the Apple."

Harvest home will be celebrated at
the Takoma Lutheran Church tomor-
row. The pastor. Rev. j. Adrian
Pfeiffer, will preach on THE Story
In the Apple" Food and clothing
will be brought and later sent to the
Lutheran Inner Mission Society.
Rally day will be celebrated in the
Sunday school.
To liquidate the Indebtedness of
the congregation a "Jehoida Chest"
service will be included in the regular
morning service. The program will be
concluded with holy communion.
The Luther League meets THURSDAY
evening. Beginning tomorrow and
continuing throughout che Winter the
congregation will visit on Sunday eve
nings from home to home to hold
Seth Parker programs. The meeting
tomorrow will be held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gullickson, BIT
Tewkesbury place, at S15.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
zENGE IS UNMOVED
BY GUILTY VERDICT
Counsel Announces Appeal.
Jury Recommends Life
Sentence.
BY tbs Associated Press.


CHICAGO, October 9.-Mandeville
w. Zenge, convicted of the emascu-
lation Staying of the man who mar
ried his school-day sweetheart. pre-
servd his characteristic inscrutability
today as he faced the prospect OF life
Imprisonment.
A gaunt smile played over Zenge's
face when he heard a Criminal Court
jury's verdict of guilty. with a recon-
mendation Of life sentence last night.
Court attaches said he was even less
emotional than at any other time
during the trial.
Joseph Green, counsel for Zenge,
announced the verdict would be ap-
pealed. Judge Cornelius ]. Harring-
ton set October rs for hearing on a
new trial.
The reserve which neither the po-
lice nor his former sweetheart, Louise
Shaffer, could break down appeared
almost indifference as Zenge heard
the penalty demanded for the crime
which taused the death Of DR.. Walter
j. Bauer, 3s-year -old professor at
Kirksville, Mo.
Evening star., 1935-10-19
CHURCH TO OBSERVE
J0ASH CHEST DAY
Pastor of Hamline NJ. E. to Make
Brief Addresses at
Services.

Hamline NJ E. Church will observe
its seventh annual Joash Chest day
tomorrow at II a IN. and 8 pm. Brief
addresses will be delivered by the
minister, Rev. H. w. Burgan.
At 7 pm. the young people will
hear Miss Florence Yeager on the
presentation and Interpretation of
modern hymns.
The Washington District Epworth
League will hold its annual booth
festival Tuesday night.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society Executive will meet Wednes-
day, at 1890, at the home of Mrs. E.
Herman Erickson. 6506 Maple avenue,
Chevy Chase.
A mems rally will be held October
n, when DR.. Harry E. Woolever will
speak on the proposed merger of the
Methodist Protestant. Methodist Epis-
copal South and Methodist Episcopal
Churches.
Evening star., 1935-10-19

ment's demand for assurances Of
naval aid in case the British fleet was
attacked by Italy while enforcing
sanctions to cut short the Italo-
Ethiopian war was expected to satisfy
both right and left parties.
The note was characterized as a
diplomatic masterpiece" by the pre-
mier's friends. It came on the eve
Of the senatorial elections Sunday, in
which Laval is running for reelection,
and in which he is gauging Frances
conflicting political sentiments under
the international tension.
Whether the note would satisfy
Britain was another question French
ofncials conceded.
The British Embassy said in q
statement that Laval expressed an
opinion and reply In Q plain. afirma.
tive to all question put to him" by
Britain.k