Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1923, Page 24

o GIRL’S SISTERS DENY POI.IQE SETEMENT Young Woman Found Unconscious Said to Have Left Home Fol- lowing Disagreement. THE EVENING Farrar Finds Hall in- Atlanta For Concert Churches Banned By the Astociated Press Foley, her manager, and postponed ATLANTA, November 30—Geraldine | the minstrel show 10 a later date. Farrar will sing In Atlanta tonight in |, Miss Farrar appeared in Atlanta the elty auaitort, | three years ago in *Zaza." Her act- um. With the R, B. C.. N ber 30. doors of two clty| £ Far Bppearahce in conceri , B. C., November 30.— earance in concert, ce and sisters of Miss Nel 1 church audito-| cording to a formal statement issue e Beatils riums closed to|by Dr. John W. Ham, pastor of th school teacher, found here uncon- . her, it appeared | Baptist Tabernacle, in which he an- the manner In untll Inte lasy ounced that she could not appear in which she left her home last Sunday his church’s auditorium. night that the| Dr. W. H. Laprade. jr. presiding night. Meantime those Interested are é waiting for Miss Austin to recover +f # fdiva would be|elder of the North Atlanta Methodist The sisters, Miases A. and Georgle good_her promise | 5% 6. aithoTEh. aeenr Austin of Seattle, who arrived here o “sing ‘in the | Church appearance, although, accord- last night, asserted that the teacher treets” in order did not leave her home of her own ot to disappoint 3 an Atlanta audi- consclousness in a hospital. s Delicious tnrlumdh:d Thee: E l d N N M e 2t New Eng km sisters. n support of eir theory, | minstrel program for tonight, but F' ish Cakes the policemen issued a detalled state- | those In charge of the entertainment nt of whai ¥ in five ald were the | withdrew in favor of Miss Farrar, fol- 5 minutes ence. The city audi- Geraldine Farrar. ¥ 8 movements of the girl after she left | lowi; home. They sald she wore a hiking {ostume ‘under her dress when she eft. EXECUTION POSTPONED. Wegro Sentenced to Electric Chair Gets Seven-Day Respite. ng a conference with Charles J. Upholstering, Furniture A NO. 1 WORK AT LOWEST PRICE Clay Armstrong, Upholsterer RALEIGH, N. C., November 30.—| THE BEST PLACE TO GET WORK DONE John Goss, negro, under sentence to|AFTER ALL. PARLOR SUITES A SPECIALTY :“c’lnc‘l‘; = ":-'l‘:_m:l: chair .-'.f..;".’{“ Get your orders in now to get 3 as g ed a i “hri. Scven-day respite carly” foday by |YOUr upholstering by Christmas. Gov. Cameron Morrison. 5 Phone Franklin 7483. Was convic ti S aged white woman at Aitacking an | Drop Postal 1233 10th St. N.W. ; Justifying Your Confidence Is Our Success attack, resulting troops being sent to Mitchell couney. Lavishly Furred Winter Presenting the Favored Silhouettes $ 49.50 A splendid selection of new coats offered atan unusually moderate price for quality merchandise. A volume purchase at a special concession brings these exceptional values to you. 200 lovely coats! 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Russell Bridges, manager hern Musical Bureau, who 8e of the arrangements for Memorial which Dr. Laprade I8 at present act- ing pastor. Miss Farrar sang in Birmingham, Ala., last night. sales early t would sing to a crowded house here. —_——— DENIES STATE CHARGES. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., November 30.—Dr. A. E. Davenport, state health mmissioner, today pleaded not guilty to five charges of diverting public funds contained in indictments returned last week by a district court Judge. Bonds of $5,000 on each of the charges, made when the indictments were returned, will stand until his trial. Coats Gao e A New $49.50 Model 1923, Conserva- tively worth ° $7.95 to $10. Six of the handmadce blouses illus- trated. The gift exquisite! Always in perfect taste. Every minute stitch made by hand. Intri- cately embroidered, hand drawn and trimmed ( with real Irish or Chinese lace. All are mar- vels of beauty and practicability. 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