Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1922, Page 36

36 RESTIOTAER TLTON DY AL Maryland Pastor Denounces Gun Flourishing and Bully- ing by Officers. BRANDED AS LAWLESS City Executive Defends Officials and Declares Law-Abiding Citi- | zens Are With Him. A. T. Broadw and the Rev. A, Gabi “at of Barton, | wrpati, pastor of St. | h at that enforcement of ment in their ter Father self as an Amer!, fdent of Alleg n citizen a county for twi t Says Innocent Have Suffered. “Innoce: vration Homes the i with the pathy w of our county, Who whelming majority tion of some hom 1 do not fe this exception is not a violation of the law. i Aggrieved Declared Complainants. it comes frc of loved on have no con: ruining. 5 “The decent cit RBarton and F suring the federal ¢ commending them 2 success in cled traffic which has r a ditorium of : i w the church. 5 One of the win ng of men, one will will stand “arms at rest.” NEW HOOD COLLEGE ORGAN. Special Disy Y FREDE . Md., December 16.— The new pipe organ which was z nounced last commencement as a gift from Theodore M. Wood, a member of the board of directo now being installed at Hood Col The instru- | ment was built by Moller of | Hagerstoyn, Md. especially d <igned for its particular place and | parpose, since it is equipped with all | ilccessories necessary in both teact it fills a announced. —_— MT. RAINIER CITIZENS DINE. Special Dispatch to The Star. i MOUNT RAINIER, December 16.—The | third annual banquet of Mount Rainier | Citizens' Association, Charles J. Peck- | ham, president, was staged in Star ifall here tonight. about 200 guests eing present, toastmaster. The pi was Thomas J. Dono the Central Cit o Washington, D. C. other speaker was William H. Anglin, a prominent ©Odd Fellow. A number of literary and musical selections were included | in the program of the evening. FATHER OF 22 DIES. Special Dispatch to The Star, WARRENTON, Va., December 16.— | €. Cook Glascock, a prominent farm- er, died at his home near Marshall, | aged seventy-two. He was the father| of tweuty-two children, twenty-one | of whom survive him. One gréwn i son was killed saveral years ago, and his own death was tho Tesult of an aceident | i i 1 Hagan was cipal speaker | n, president of oclatfon of x i - ® b 3 “ S SIS E “If Music Be the Soul of Love, Play On! "f—-Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Ni’ght’ : - > THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 17, 1922—PART 1. HOMER L. KITT CO. Knabe Warerooms 1330 G St. N. W. | ANNOUNCES THE READINESS TOMORROW\ OF WasHiNGgTON'S COMPLETE Music STORE OFFERING HERE FOR THE FIRST TIME EVERYTHING MUSICAL UNDER ONE ROOF Banjos Cornets Tenor Banjos Guitars Mandolins Violins Violoncellos 3 HereIs Your Heart’s Desire! Apartment Size Grand Piano Adapted to small or me- dium size rooms this 4 foot 8 inch Baby Grand Piano is § a marvel of genuine musica) quality. Here is the Baby Grand you have wanted at a wonderfully low price. 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