Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1921, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 29, T921. < ‘ 34 isi Dillingham — Py P —— . | SENTENCED TO DEATH FAVORS DILLINGHAM BILL. | 5,22 2rsrisione of the Ditnsnat: | =l e H =l A 1 O ) FOR SLAY'NG oF FlVE N — ;‘on[re:;.r:!:; was not signed by the ‘ommissie ban m“uq .former sident. f: C oner Husl - 4 The bill named proposes limiting » . — Merits of Immigration Measure. | immigrants to 3 per cent of thelr Lower Furniture Prices % nationals in the Unl ate: i Edmund Bigham Convicted of Mur- | Not as commissioner of Immigra-| will mean, according to Commissioner ] tion, but as a student of immigration | Frushand, great restriction in the num- ELL,S s Us der by Jury at Florence, S. C. g:‘,‘;""w' W. B;Mlnnd. the n'l:i |5- ber of arrivals from southern Europe % on commissioner genes ~ and dinavia, b t h re- . 5 CORNW ! - Denies Guilt. 17 the provisions of the Dillingham Hrlction on aerivals from. Feance, REAT big reductions have been made in ration w! im- 4 i S FFE IAll States Society to Depict FLORENCE & (C. Mareni 10— Ed: | mee ottt as ot tatn: detree fhe| Eoriond Bpaln fandy ot o oy the prices of all our Furniture and Rugs. CHOCOLAIE pU | tates Society to DepiCl|muna Bigham. chargea with kming sald today such large numbers of persons in this We'’re giving you—at once—prices that . 5 istrict five members of his family at Pampli- e T | country as are other nations. are based on what it will probably cost to replace ; Scenes in Distric o over fnancial troubles, was con-|of immigration. should not. in S i i v ; st B - A these s in the future. You cannot g: by @USTARD as golden as new dandelions cen- Hist victed of murder by a jury here yes- | Congress a3 to Its mind on fmmigra; | “Fternal snow” on mountain tops i it ~3\“(‘)“‘ : : istory. terday and was sentenced to die in the | p O ™7 e e however. | mever melts because the rarefied air e things 1 5 ‘”f—’d in folds of hghtes_t fiufle.fiastry and ry electrio chair at Columbia between the | ooy i hearinms on Immigration mat. | abstracts all heat trom surrounding Have them charged on an account and we'll ar- vesled in chocolate of alluring lavishness. A Tableaux ana dramatic episodes |hours of 10 and 2 o'clock Friday,|ters. he had expressed Indorsement | objects range small payments to suit you. f . o ’ - l] ] depicting the history of Washing- | April 8. ¥ sweet of imperial rchness’ ton from its inception to the present| After passing sentence, Judge R. W. == | | time will feature the elaborate “Dis- [ Memminger. presiding, overruled a H i Oven Di PASTRIPHONE Main 873 trict of Columbia evening” celebra- | motion for a new trial and 4. L. King Tmmt Dishes of counsel for the defense, announced » s the - . “Pyrex’ most economical baking tion in the General Civic Center at < 5 he would appeal. Central High School tomight at S| Bigham turned pale when the verdict N O T I C E o'clock. The affair, which is expect- | was read and face lost the smile | il Y ed to eclipse anything of its kind [that it had worn during the trial, but : ves staged harel ialbelng eivenlibyl| vrioa asked whatihe hag tolmey: before | jii Our new and large Banking Quarters, No. 716 A S Society i TA- . -, - - S B ot bt ar : 11th Street N.W. (opposite the Palais Royal), will 1415 H Street P G L0 PG O ¢ nothi v s({filil be completed and occupied by us between the sth the various historic i ! »Ci(:li;.t(;s'progrnm will include the read- | ™S | and oth, of April. Definite announcement of our S GG o e S Bigham, who was <.hr?_rée{i'wi\h shoot- |[ifli ~ remowal will appear later. fiation of the board of trustees of | ing his mother Bro B amter ang tne the public school of Washington to1atters b oo e down and teil | Hifl . become one of their members, by Dr. [IWY g . o3 3¢ oiiszie 2 ow that thing happened. I wish that il ALzamgs mon) P_':";’:;;n"’r‘l_g“"}’l"“‘:‘)‘_ little boy had ‘lived when I asked Dr. 12 ation 2 » W. . Poston to eave s life. He 5 Bdith B. Athey and musical numbers ko i i by the orchestra of the United States :f‘}:_‘irfll“'[“’““f",d the same things my 620 F Street N.W. Marine Band. The final scene of the | VoIS 300 1 hope you will give me time R e prophetic pictur~|so some’ of the people who testified Under Goverament Supervision. s S st gel here against me may have a chance | cetvinggthefright jol AT to come forward and tell the truth and An District of Columbia. ot come too late, like Judas making | Mrs. Maud Howell Smith will rep- |his offering of the thirty pieces of Hi District of Columbia in |silver.” | Peter & Sone Co. axmg‘m\st‘fm She will appear in the final_episode. In the guard of honor the Grand Army of the . be represented by Capt. Secretary of . James ware ever made. Bakes better, browner, the dish. For bread, pies, cakes, puddings, etc., we have completo sets of 13 pieces. the Army and Secretary of the Navy Denby has detailed Victor C. Julian of the presidential yacht Mayflower to represent the Navy. Sergt. David A. De Lima will represent the Ma- rine Corps. The pageant is under the direction & } of Lenora Marine De Grange. Invita- g - ; tion cards have been issued to vari- ous civic and patriotic societies. Re- served seats will be held until 8 o'clock. At that hour the general public will be admitted to all seats \ vacant. ) 4 , / \ RESIGNS POST WITH U. S. AFTER 16 YEARS’ SERVICE B. H. Rawl of Bureau of Animal Industry to Go to California Creameries. B. H. Rawl, assistant chief of the bureau of animal industry, has re- signed, after sixteen years with the Department of _Agriculturey to charge of the educational work of the California Central Creameries. Mr. Rawl was made chief of the dairy division of t3e bureau of animal in- dustry in 1 and assistant chiet of the bureau i 1918. P Mr. Rawl is one of the most widely known dairy specialists in the world. A native of South Carolina, he is a graduate of Clemson College. He took special work ,dairying at Peansyl- vania State Collége and the University of Wisconsin. 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