Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1931, Page 32

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WHERE TO ETODINE ' TANG O THE SEA” "' foops GDSEA Z__SEAGRILL )-k 2B B B b b b YSTERS RAW BAR A 1207 E St. NW. 3oy Brinkley’s The Place' —where sandwich making is a fine at (they're toasted, too!). Special dinners at all hours. Orchestra for dancing every night —no cover charge, of course ! 533 8th St. S.E. LEGAL NOTICES. | TWILLIAN s THOMAS F. SUPREVE Altorness. \ | THE cot be published successive weeks W: o before ithe he cou; Felix Mahony’s N AUTO MISHAPS |Hit-and- Run Vlchm Nabs ‘ Colored Man—Student ! ITW[] DRIVERS HELD | Faces Charge. Vincent Saleme, 18 years old, of 4216! Albemarle street received slight bruises last night when an automobile said by | police to have been driven by Willilam | P. Sharkey. 23. a student at Children’s | | Hospital. struck him while he was | ! standing in a safety zone at Wlsconsln' {-avenue and Grant road. Saleme was removed to Georgetown University Hospital. Sharkey was ar- rested by fourteenth precinct police and booked on a charge of reckless driving. Small Boy Struck. i | _ Three-year-old Raymond Bose, 486! P street, was treated at Emergency Hos- pital for head injurics yesterday after | he had been struck by an automobile | ; while playing in an alley at the rear of | his home. The automobile was driven. | | police say. by Thomas Simmons of 467 | | F street southwest William Williams, colored, 41 years old, of Alexandria, Va. who was over- taken and held for police by the victim | of a hit-and-run accident in which his | machine figured last night, was to be | arraigned Police Court today on! charges of driving while drunk and| leaving the scene of an accident. | Captured After Chase. | Williams, according to police, drove his machine into an automobile oper- ated by Harry F. Gemme, 45, of 3500 | Cathedral avenue at Sixteenth street and Rock Creed Ford road and failed | to stop. Gemme gave chase and caught Williams a short distance away, holding him until Patrolman J. I Shotzberger arrived | TO TALK ON ARMY FLYING to Address V. P. I 3 Alumni at Cosmos Club. Recent technical developments in {military aviation and Army flying training will be discussed by Lieut. Ro- |land Birnn of the office of the chief of the Army Air Corps at a meeting of members of the Virginia Polytechnic ! Institute Alumni Association tonight in the Cosmos Club. Licut Birnn will illustrate his talk h motion pictures of the new Army Corps_“West Point of the Air, | Randolnh Field, Texas, which has just been opencd. |~ Arrangements for made by J | Lieut. Birnn the meeting were Hottel Johnson, secretary of the Association, and W. C. Bowles, | president. will preside. Graduates of the institute who have not yet joined the asssociation are invited. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. Belasco—"The Sex Fable,” at 8:15 F | bottles of quart THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., Washington’s Old Wine Chest RELIC FOUND I ORGOTTEN for 90 ycars among the relits of the ~Georgetown University museum, this unique old wine chest, which once graced George Washington's sideboard at Mount Vernon, was dis- covered recently when the Coleman Museum was moved to make room for the new offices of the president, Dr W. Coleman Nevils, S. J The Washington wine chest was a part of the museum's original collec- tion. according to the records of the curator, Rev. James Curley, S. J., who started it in 1840. It contains six size and two smaller vottles. Each bottle is trimmed in gold, but the wine, alas. long ago dis- appeared. Frank J. Wolpert, present custodian of the Coleman Museum, is seen in the picture holding a piece of cloth that came from Martha Wash- ington’s ball dress. It is treasured among a number of Washington relics at Georgetown, including a lock of the general’s hair The dress was given in 1840 to Mrs Clara Mead, the wife of Commodore Mead N., by the wife of a Col p.m National —Earl at 8:20 p.m ayety—“Parisian Beauties,” Carroll's “Vanities,” at 2:15 Keith's—Devotion.” second | 11:40 am, 1:40, 3:40. 5:40, | 7:40 and 9:40 p.m l | Metropolitan—"Five Star Final." sec- | ond week, at 11 a.m., 12:43, 2:28, 4:13, 5:58, 743 and 9:28 p.m i ;| Rialto—"Spirit of Notre Dame. at | 11:38 am, 1:36, 3:35, 5:33, 7:37 and | 9:41 p.m. | Palace —“The Unholy Garden.” at 30 am. 2, 4:35 7:05 and 9:40 pm. | taze shows at 1:20, 3:35, 6:30 and | 9 pm | Colum| ‘Monkey Business.” sec- ond week, at 1145 am., 1:45, 3:40, 5:40, | 7:40 and 9:40 p.m. { Fox—"Sob Sister,” at 12:05. 2:18 4:31, 7°39 and p.m. Stage shows at 1:31, 3:44, 6:52 and 9:05 p.m. Earle—"The Road to_Singapore.” 1124 am. 1:50, 4:35, 7:30 and 10 p.m. Stage shows at 12:52, 3:39, 6: nd 9:16 pm. i—"The Modern Age," 6:10, 8 and 9:45 p.m. Central—"Sporting Blood.” to 11 pm ssador 615 11 am | “The Road to ! _and_10_ p.m | MUSICAL STUDIOS. 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Naf. 0369¢ Art—Interior Decoration Costume Design—Advertising Children’s Saturday Class LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY 1333 F St. NW. ME. 2883 CCOUNTANCY Pace Courses; B. C. S. and M. C. S. Degrees; and Evening Classes; C. P. A. Preparation; Co-educational, Send for 25th Year Book Benjamin Franklin University 402 Transportation Blde. _ __Met. 2515 | Columbia “Tech"NSchools All_Branches of DRAFTING and ENGINEERING Blucprint l!ldlnl Estimating, A\II- tion and Mat es. Enroll Any Time. Day and Evening Ses 'Alvo Correspondence . Instr Send for Drafting or Eng. Ca Engineer and Draftsman I 1319 F St. N, Metro. 5626 EXPERTS HERE 7O REPAIR SLECTRICAL APPLIANCE Such a3 Trons. Fans. Toaste GIRSON'S: 017 G ST. $39.00 Buffet of qunnrrr‘d o larfle drawer $34.50 American Walnut neered China Closet, from $ | storage $98.50 8-pc. Walnut sion table and 4 chairs. dition | | | Dining Room Suite, condition; storage $179.00_10-pe. Dining Room Suite, practically good as new, $249.00 Magnificent Suite, in condition $20.50 Brand - New Easy Chairs, coverings of § velour and denim $49.00 White and Gray Enamel completely 16” $6.75 Cretonne Bfludolr Chairs, .98 Kitchen Cabinet, equipped. shopworn, snghny s sample. . covering slightly soiled $24.50 Enameled 5-pe. fast Suites, brand-new, § but’ slightly marred. . 11 Ve- Veneer Dining Room Suite, 54-in. buffet, | China closet, serving table, exten- leather-seat $159.00 Complete 10-pc. Walnut excellent from 548.50 sh;:;ed Walnut 559.113 | 10-pec. | Mascive Walnut Dining Room Cogswell Break- 5 $19.50 Simmons Double DIV- Bed, complete with cre- tonne mattress S Guaranteed 39 (oll | “Antaizes. ....... Bed Springs, 90 resilient coils. $ ¢.85 GEORGETOWN MUSEUM. —Star Staff Phgto. Lear of the Army. A portion of the dress was in turn given to Georgetown by the wife of Admiral James H. Sands many years ago The desk which holds Washington's wine chest is sald to be one of the oldest Colonial desks in the National Capital. It has been at the college since its luundmg in 1789. P.-T.A. TO MEET TONIGHT Powell Schoo] s Flrst Session of Fall Is Set for 8 O'clock. The first Fall meeting of the Parent- Teacher Association of the W. Powell Elementary School will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the school au- ditorium. Representative Robert Rams- peck of Georgia will be the principal speaker, and musical entertainment I be provided by Miss Helen V. Har- fiss Grace Powell S The Word and We Will Supply the Blank Books E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. Ave. Of All Stored—All Traded-In—All Reclaimed—All Floor Samples— All Damaged Merchandise in Owr W archouse. Including BRAND- NEW Merchandise—Just Arrived! $1.98 Attractive Smoking Stands of wrought glass tray $129.00 Taupe figured \rlmlr 3-pc. Overstuffed Suite, rever- sible cushions, storage .... M STREET N/ 5 L STREET NW. AN 13RIS w0 STREET N This sale is at our of 918 M Street N.W. plenty of parking space. Fourieenth St. cars and get off at M St. N.W. Short Inquire for Woodward & Lothrop old ware- walk. house. $149.00 Long 3-pe. Overstuffed Bed-Davenport Suile in blue and taupe velour. rom storege 38 $149.00 Rose nlli 'l'lllpe Jac- quard 3-pe. Living Room Suite, excellent (%) S 5 condition NO CHARGES—ALL SALES FINAL FREE TAXI c‘" P $17.50 Fine 20-year Guaranteed 99-Coil Bed <prln(s with helical tied tops sizes All 880 $2.98 Attractive Table Lamps, complete with shades. 2-candle light style.... | ished in brown mahog- | any . | 5189 Wroug Aguatigm, with’ datge glass bowl............ 98¢ $1.98 End Tables, nicely fin- 88¢c rom Fish qdiac $1.49 Guaranteed Perfect Un- finis| sanded Limit 4 mer and ready to $29.50 Mahogany Davenport Excellent 35.05 Table. condition d Windsor Style Chairs, all paint. In Alley Rear of | shouted to bystande; 3 00,000 IN BRITAIN PROTEST PAY CUTS Civil Service Parade Is Held as Communists March and Harass Police. By the Associated Press. LONDON, October 12.—The peaceful demonstration of Great Britain's civil | servants against reductions in their salaries was described by. police today | as’ the greatest within memory. It was estimated that 100,000 per- sons—men, women and children—were in the orderly parade that moved along the banks of the Thames to Hyde Park to listen to a dozen addresses yester- | day. It required an hour to pass a given point and hundreds of mounted and foot police were required to regu- late traffic. They marched to the music of 20 bands and to the waving of hundreds of banners. The tune was “When the Flag Goes Marching By,” and their signs read, “Pestmen See Red,” “Stop Cutting Our Wages and Keep the Eighth Commandment in Force” and | “Serve, Yes; Serf, No.” They spoke few words and let their mass presence | tell the story. A concomitant Communist manifest- | ation was not as peaceable. Many of them broke out of line and hurled threats at spectators in homes and hotels, keeping the police in continual turmoll. They carried flags bearing the | Soviet ‘sickle and hammer and sang “Internationale” a Socialist and “The Red anthem. They ou'll be with us s0on, too, brother! Later thousands of radicals and un- employed sang of world revolution out- side the walls of Wormwood Scrubbs Prison. Inside a convict chorus set up an answering refrain which echoed eerlly in the first fog of Autumn. Storm Hits New Zenland WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Octo- ber 12 (#).—Miles of telegraph and elec- tric_power lines were down and thou- sands of acres of newly sown wheat fields were washed away yesterday after a violent storm in the Canterbury re- gion of New Zealand. Plantations were ruined and traffic p ed. Many inhabitants had nar- Tow escapes from disaster in the storm. HILDREN’S EYES require careful consideration. par- ficuiarly at school time. Bring the children to us OPTICAL CO. % LEESE S7ois: fow. MT. VERNON STEAMER Charles Macalester Under U. 8. Goverrment inspec'ion Leaves Seventh Si. Wharf Dal 10 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. Round Trip, 85¢ Admission, 25¢ and Lunch Counter on Steamer Vernon Not Open on Sundays HERE ARE REAL GENUINE SAVINGS!! We are ready in this 109thPeerless Warehouse Sale to give tremendous value—particularly in slightly med suites of good furniture. Complete living room, dining room ed to glve you marvelous “buys” by clearing our warehouse. with you! . . . and come early, for quantities are limited. and bed room suites at startlingly low prices . Read the items carefully! 79.00 Overstuffed Velour 3-pe. Living Room Suite, from § storage department $139.00 Tapestry 3-pe. stuffed Living Room Suite: cushions. Over- loose ner Matiresse: frigerator, slightly $19.75 Carriages, siightly Tuesday m Oct. 13 warehouse only—in alley rear Large 4-story brick building. Take Seventh, Ninth or over from $150 and § $200 suites........... hogany finish. and perfect.... $179.00 Carved Frame 3-pc. Burgundy Mohair Living Room Suite, excellent con- § 48 .50 dition, from storage. $5.95 Hardweod Unfinished nmp -Leaf Tables, strongly mnde all sanded ready to § paint . Bed Room Suite, all large pieces City Cab—DEcatur 6100— ‘We'll Pay the Bill Bk iom Trames, new and $mpmr.50 | pertect 77 WAREHOUSE Only 918 M St. N.W. Brick 4-Story Building—Plenty of Parking Space. Inquire for Woodward & Lothr. s Old Warehouse. MONDAY, OCTOBER of Felt Mattresse sizes . Vanity Benches, stered seats. . choice of walnut, or oak. Woed Bed. Double size $8 98 Tables, slightly marred Complete Bed Suite, floor sample. . rors. Very slightly § 75 marred 89 12, 1931, NEW AIR LINE TO LINK | 80-Minute With Two Round Trips Daily Planned by Ludington Company. Service Eighty-minute passenger service be- tween the National Capital and Nor- folk, Va., will be inaugurated Thurs- |day by ‘ne Ludington Line, operator of hourly service between this city and New York. The new line, cutting more than four hours from the fastest rail schedule, will be operated on a sched- ule of two round trips a day, morning | and afternoon. Ten-passenger _tri-motored planes | | will be used and the pilots will ke ! drawn from the New York line. Should | | the volume of business on the new line ! warrant the change, fast express planes | |cruising at 180 miles per hour and | making the trip in 50 minutes will be | | used, according to Eugene Vidal, ex- ecutive vice president of the line. The route to be flown is over the airway laid out by the Department of Commerce and equipped with Frdmal‘ intermediate landing fields, beacons | and other aids to air navigation, i | 5 . R | | Crash Kills Grain Leader. | | WINNIPEG, Manitoba, October 12! UP)—F. J. Anderson of Winnipeg, presi- | | dent of the British Empire Grain Co., | was_killed, and Ernest S. Parke, also; |of Winnipeg, president of the Parker Grain Co., was seriously injured in an automobile crash late Saturday night, near Warren, Minn, USED CAMERAS Bought, Sold and Exchanged Fuller & 2 Alhert Ine. i No. 79 for CATARRH & | SINUS TROUBLE I Hornoeop-thlc Pharmacy " |! Phone NA. 1695 | | FREE LECTURE —oN— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE —BY— Judge Frederick C. Hill, C. S. n. of Clinton, Member of the Bc tureship of The Mo The First Chuy t, in Bostos In Fourth Church of Christ Scientist 16th and Meridian Sts. N.W. Tuesday, October 13 At 8 PM. the Massachusetts, Under Fourth Church of Christ Scientist Auspices of No Collection All Welcome 4 @ . we're deter- ! Clip them! Bring them Mattresses All $2.9! Pure Layer All $4A.°9 $24.50 Famous Guaranteed In- Coil Spring Filled § LAll_sizes $39.50 100-1b. Top-Icer Oak Re- 39.95 Reed Fiber \troll!r lml $8.75 pure Roll Edge cotton. $12.50 Extra Hea mmons Metal 4-Poster marred fin- 89 .95 $4.95 Bed Room Chairs and uphol- § ¢ .98 $39.50 Walnut Chifforobes, left l 2}35 $14.50 Chests of Drawers, your maple 56 .89 §20.50 Good Size Dresser, m e ) $19.75 Mahogany-finish 4 Poster $1950 Odd Vanity Drullng Finish 4-pe. Room 839 .50 Walnut | $79.00 Maple $198.00 Magnmrmt with newest style venetian mir- $169.00 All-Mohair 3-pc. Liv- ng Room Suite with carved rail | Floor sample, $98.00 Walnut-finish 4-piece Bed Room Suite, from 528.50 storage $139.00 Large Size Walnut Fin- ish pe. Bed Room 53875 Suite, from storage.. pe. \Vlllmt $200.00 Fine lfl Dining Room from storage $189.00 Rail Top Jacquard Ve- | lour Living Room smu, 524 5 | from storage.. $37.50 Oak China. (‘Iml! with | bent glass front and sides. 49 | Excellent condition $3.75 25-pc. Dinner Set! $ of decorated chinaware, CAPITAL WITH NORFOLK! AMUSEMENTS. WARNER BROS. THEATRES Now His First Warner Bros. Hit and Naturally His Greatest! Willtam POWELL in “ROAD TO SINGAPORE” with Doris Kenyon__Marian Marsh On Stage— Lee, Lee, L Euvery Woman, Mother, Sweet- art Should See This Masterpicce! STAR EINAL A Warner Bros. Vitaphone Hit ED. 6. ROBINSON Marian Marsh H.B. Warner Also Selected Shorts S PALACE NOW PLAVING =15 pictunt "'I'HE UNHOLY GARDEN ", FAY WRAY ESTELLE TAYLOR 7 Kx AND 3 51'qu§ Second Week ANN HARDING » "Devotion" “I[ LESLIE_HOWARD STARTING EQIDAY Helen 'l\\rl\r!n"m Ricardo Cortez in “Bad Company™ nd cs an added Wheeler & Woolsey in a Masquers Comedy “Oh! Oh! Cleopatra! FOXE JAMES LINDA DUNN WATKINS MINNA GOMBELL N $0B SISTER StagerFANCHON¢MARGOSS ON(E UPON ATIMEZL. WILSOH-GREEIE CONCERTS, 1931-32 Constitation Hall and Natioral Theater ARTISTS” COURSE, 4:30 Nox. ILY_PONS, e 13 inlHARMOMc COIJHIE l!l SERGE EACHMANINOFF, FRITZ KREISCR. TA Al NA. 59, “ WILSON-GREENE EVENING COURSE. 830 A pepular-priced series of € eveniar b artists. Course. : s\w Eoy $5.30. COSSACK RUSSIAN Rh iRt Course tickets. Droop’s. 1300 G NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ot WASHINGTON, D. C. HANS KINDLER, Conductor CONSTITUTION ‘HALL SYMPHONY CONCERTS 4:15 O'CLOCK. Dec, 5 Thursdays. 3. Jan. 21. Feb. 1L Seasmn tekes: 316, $i4, Boreaw, ots Dist. 6185. oo 80, Desg1s, Feb: 14, Mar. . $5. ] CHILDREN S CONCERTS Central Rith School Auditorium ¢ Thursdays—Nox. 12, Dec. 10, Jan. 8. a ock. A e .50 ana 2. now on sale at Concert Bureau, Al s Wilson-Greene's 1300 District 6193. G st. FIRST CONCERT PHILADELPHIA ORCHES'I‘RA GUARANTEED LININGS INTERNATIONAL BRAKE SERVICE NATI inm Nites, $1.00 . 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Mel . 3050 MR, STAFFORD PEM 2%, ATAERES TRYPEEERY Private ana Ciass Stage and Ball Room Dancing Syecial Attention Given Children's Cle Studio. 1124 Conn. Ave.” Phone North MAE DAVISON Tap and Acrobatic Classe o 108 B O TS incaes Toed A S s Sail” Room Class Tuesdn evening. beginners 8 to 9. nractice 9 10 11 Teaching all dances. including the Rumba Classes or Private in Ballet. Toe, Spanieh Gypsy, Russian. ‘Castinet. piasing. by D aith Exercises as ta T ught 2 ;7. Thomas Cirele; Hes Sauchelll of Studio,