Evening Star Newspaper, October 26, 1923, Page 27

THE EVENING HURLEY NASH EXHIBIT WE want you to be our guests— WE SHALL BE GLAD TO CALL FOR YOU—bring you here, and then home, or DRIVE YOU TO THE AUTOMOBILE SHOW AT CONVENTION HALL IF YOU DES'RE. Efl £% OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PROTECTION Open Evenings and Sundays 1522 14th St. N.W. S Guaranteed Quality at The National Furniture Co. FREE With every pu-chase amounting to $100 or more, we will give F R E E our 4-piece Sheffield Silver Serv= ice, or your choice of our 42-piece Decorated Dinnerware Set or our 25-piece Set of Wm. A. Roge s’ Silve-ware. Gas Ranges $18.75 Easy Terms viey fdolor Co. Phone North 6462 JTOKEN SALE HELD LEMON'TOPUBLIC Clayton Says Withholding Concession From Cars Nul- lifies Advantages. “The public has been handed a lemon,” Willlam McK. Clavton of the Federation of Cltizens’ Associations said today in discussing the action of the Utilities Commission in thorizing the sale of three tokens for 20 cents at the company barns, but not on the street cars. “If the commission had ordered the sale of three tokens at the top of | the Washington Monument they would be as accessible to the class of people who wish to buy that many as they | will be at the barns and offices of the companies,” sald Clayton. Here are the points at which tokens | will be sold three for 20 cents: au- | Washington Rallway and Electric | system, barns at 14th and East Cap- itol streets, 15th and H northeast, 4th and T northeast, 1ith and Florida avenue northwest, 4% and O streets southwest, Brightwood, Tenleytown starter's office at 36th and Prospect streets, and 17th and Park road: main office of the company, 14th and C streets no-thwest: Potomac Electric anpliance store, 607 14th street; | Washington Loan and Trust Com- pany, 9th and F streets, and Second National Bank, 509 7th street. | Cap'tal Traction Company, barns at | 36th and M streets northwest, 14th and Decatur streets northwest, Sth and M streets southeast and 7th and | | P streets southwest. STORM RUINS BANANAS. | | 350,000 Trees Destroyed in Centra] American Storm. | PANAMA, October 26. -Advltes | from Bocas del Toro say that 350,000 | banana trees were destroyed by the | recent storm in Talamanca valley. The Chagres river, which had reached flood proportions. has subsided with the cessation of the heavy rains, while | Gatun lake has gone back to its nor- mal level. %’I’AR WASHINGTON GTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBFER 26, 1923. LD SCORE KLAN CHIEF AS “MALICIOUS™ National Catholic Body and Jewish Assembly Attack Statements. Statements by Dr. imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, In an address delivered at Datlas. Tex.. outlining the K'an's at- titude toward the Catholics and Jews, were challenged and branded as malicious and unfounded in re- plies Issued yesterday here on behalf of the Natlonal Catholic Welfare Conference and the executive com- mittee of the Assembly of Orthodox Rabbls of America. Father John P. Burke, retary of the Catholic Conference, declared Dr. Evans' statement re- garding the Catholics in America had made the issue clearcut, adding that “it 1s for Americans to dec'de wheth- W. H. Evans. 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Prices start at HANDSOME OVER- STUFFED LIVING ROOM SUITE, as pictured; compris- ing big Settee, Cluir and Rocker; upholstered in good grade ol Tapestry. er they will stand with their coun- try or with the Klaz." Challenging the Klan to = joint de- bate, Rabbi Simon G'azer_ of the Great Synogogue of New York de- clared the aquestion at fissue was whether Jewish Americans are to be consi“ered Amercans or. accord'ng to the K'an. whether they must first be converted as Americans. Cites What Is Revealed. “The statement reported in to- day's rress as made by W. H. Evans. tmpe-ial wizard of the Ku Klux Kian” sald Father Burke's state- ment, “revea's without further ques- tion the Klan's Intolerance for the negroes. Jews and Catholics. Up to . in sn'te of statement to tha contrarv. the n haw den'ad.that it persecuted # tha ahava named. ans states that to the Catholic bierarchy of the T'nited States the Prosidant of the Tnited States (s anbh ordinate to the nr'asthand at Rome: that the parochis]l schools of the conntry are a nranf of ‘dlvided’ al- w+ of Catholirs. :- leriance on the not afe nvonf Thew e. malictons missta futed comnletely if re‘utation wera ceded hy the ofM-ial de~laration of the Ameriran b'ehons on America's entrance {nto the war: by the tho ments, t that the first Amer- Aneated 'n a Get Our Idear on Draperies —Intrust your problems of ome beautifi -ation to our ex- Mr. Thropp. a recognized au *hority on correct hangings. H's ideas are yours for th aking. 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