Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1923, Page 20

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20 . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, SUNDAY SCHOOLS NOW USELESS, I STUDENT IS CLEARED. |DRIVE FOR $1,250,000, SAYS RELIGIOUS WORK DIRECTOR ??ound Not Guilty of Death of Slain PLAN OF ADVENTISTS ‘Watchman. I the Associated Press. “lweaker in its apreal to the rising| LEXINGTON, Ky. April 12.-—-War- OMAHA, Neb., April 12.—The Sun-|&eheration ren Middleton of Paducah, Ky., Uni- school has outlived i “Week day is the time for religious yergity of Kentucky student, was | day gchool has outlived its useful-| ingiruction. when the child is in a o e mess and is without a future after |receptive mood,” he said. ~“Effective |acauitted of a charge cf W ; § oot san’De ‘obtained who will | connection with the slaying of Joseph more than 100 years of Christian teac can | e e e taiman: by i . B not teach on Sunday and a discipline | Self, university nig] eervice, Rev. Dr. William E. Gardnek. | 800 {080 (41000 Tapoxsible on Sun- | & jury in circuit court here late last executive secretary of the department |day. Unless we wish continued loss- | night. The jury deliberated forty of religious education of the Protes-|es of confidence we should give our)minutes. | bullets after the watchman had stop- « C educationa eaders of onference of educational leaders o INDIANS GET $1,460,185. S of Paducah and a university student, will not carry on the religious quar- p for the Chippewa national Ior-’ Dr. Gardner ated by an act of | he had been wounded by the watch- n appeal and through counsel|for violating a university regulation adherents Hawail 6 Adventists’ and Hawaii and $500,000 in | > A® December 15, anized yesterds 'The spring council of the Seventh- denominational headquarters in Ta- koma Park yesterday, voted to en- killed and Middleton communicant in a drive to o S | i lans for week-day | Self was tant Eplscopal Church, said in an| e e e B B Y| gorlously wounded In an exchauge of zddress today, opening the annual X ped an automobile in which the stu- i | dent"and Miss Clover Coleman, also the denomination 5 | il Boys and girls growing up today | Chippewa Ind of Minnesota will | wore riding orf the campus shortly efve 1490, for the tract M‘l\b»iure midnight of the night of Feb- - N ry 10. mels of Mherpant. Tty logiing Under an award ap. | Middleton declared from the ‘wit- st religlon from . Rev. ¥ by President Hard. | ness stand that he did not shoot until 2 | man, who fired after he had delivered . “The Tndians were entitied (a profane arraignment of the couple exception to the award, but it prohibiting students from driving on |the campus at night. Miss Coleman testified she ocovered her face with her hands when the watchman be- In competition with the New Eng-|came abusive and was unable to say | land cotton mills, the mills of North | which of the men fired first. | too | was overruled by the President, —_— Speaking ¢ 1+ «chool, Rev. and South Carolina have the ad-| Commonwealth statements quoted a Dr. Gardn I that “we need ! va es of being nearer the cotton |dying statement of Self that he of- frankly to ognize that it has no | belt, paying less for power and hav- | fered fire after he had been wounded future, becu it is doomed to grow ' ing cheaper labor. by a bullet from inside the car. Quest Ends— O AWNW N Each spring many men and women visit our establishment for individual GIFTS! They have learned that art ceramics, china, porcelains, objects of art, silver, novelty furniture, etc.—may be se- cured from unlimited assort- ments. 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[“:: l;'c” K:Wfi'fl:‘:&":flh{f.‘" o Great Britaln has latads 431 | B pnite SR e LI completed 431 |floor. of the G list the active asslstance of every | war cemeteriés and is working on | il A PR ralise | twice as many more. UNSWEETENED WAPQRATED APRIL 12, 1923, Maj. weel of minlsterial ussociation wos or- | discussed by Maj. Troup Miller, as- | L0 Teport tonight and m 0 the ranks of | | Rest of World. i i : | sistant secretary of the general staft ministers, licentiates, Bible workers, | (33Nt Scoretary of the seneral staft and E streets northwest. “Come Into My Office” A floor of Armstreng’s Linslewwm in the Directors’ Roem of the 2 Ty pewriter Company, New Yark City tended to suites of offices. To all ap- pearances the floor is built to fit each office. Put your rugs on these floors, wax the hnoleum occasionally and you will have an office that vou will be proud to invite people to enter. Armstrong’s Linoleum is economi- cal because it never needs expensive refinishing. Yourarchitect,contractor or any good lino- leum merchant can give you information on the installation oflinoleumfloors and their low upkeep cost. Write for free copy of 48-page 2-37.4"'7.,':2'_2‘..,3‘.’.& o resrinesing. Abkswerrong Corx Conpasry, Linolzum Division, Larecasten, PEnnsyrvanm Armstrong’sLinoleum for Every Floor in the House STAFF OFFICER TO SPEAK. Troup Miller Will Talk on “Sapplies in Mobile Warfare.”” “upplies in Moblle Warfare” will be | flcer of the battalion, urges a1l officers Maj. Miller ‘has werved as an instruotor at Fort Leavenworth on the subject | Lan talk about tonight. i i s | Our guage. Definite plans for the initial dance [From the Claciunat! Engairer of the battalion officers will be ‘made | Blinks—He is hard-boiled at the meeting. Capt. Bennett is| Jinks—Yes. I've noticed he isawfy chairman of the dance committee.|ly raw at tir i Maj. E. Brooke Lee, commanding of - | R SO S The fisher fo . | superstitious. | not speak to | the harbor the execu- tive officer of the local quarters |Maj. John Scott. —_— will be responsible for any 1 The wedding ring was adopted 1 a @ the Anglo-Saxons about A b, 850, Gl gs [k BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE’ | Friday Bargain Day | In the Furniture Store An April shower of savings for home fur nishers—with new groups of dependable Tur | niture offered at lowest-in-the-city prices. The | values are so important it will pay vou to choose your home furnishing needs here to morrow. 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