Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1924, Page 24

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THURSDAY, APRIL MINISTER PROHIBITS FLAG IN HIS CHURCH Tells Civic Federation All But De- fensive Wars Are Unjust to People. LETTER CAUSES DEBATE Pacifists Accused of Obstructing Training Camps. B the Associated Press NEW YORK, April 24—A letter written by the Rev. Selden P. Dela- ney, associate rector of the Episcopal Church of Sf. Mary the Virgin, in which he opposed all wars unless fought to repel invaders, and in which he said that his church did not permit the display of the American flag dur- ing the world war, started a debate vesterday at the twenty-fourth an- hual meeting of the National Civie Federation. The Rev. Delaney expressed the be- . “fundamental cause of - is the capitalistic system which ninates the world today and which Federation is do- Rev. Cliff¢ 1 8. Gregg of Trin- hurch, Nev K did not | were those and assert Was not the ew York to Americar In my churcl [ ntiment of the churches of Iving of ch, tl Wheeler representin training element ¢ ing the Mili program Gignilliat, ry Acade \ting the Reserve orps, opposed pac- 11 Kinds Briz. —e. Train Hits Auto, Killing One. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. April 24— Beasley, forty-two years, was stantly killed and tw were injured e when Southern 3 1 erashed crossing in- . Held as Counterfeiter. JACKSONVILL E L. M. Renner ates federal arrest is the on with the alleged counterfeiting operations. Scientist Gives Up 20 Years’® Efforts To Make Diamond By the Associated Press. LONDON, April 24.—That nobody has ever suaceeded in making a synthetjc diamond is the convic- tion of Sir Charles Parsons, tur- bine inventor and scientific in- vestigator. He says he has been trying to make a diamond for twenty years and has spent £20.000 in his experiments, without result. Consequently, he believes the late Prof. Moisson, French chem- the late Sir -William were mistaken in their - —— IVE DYNAMITED FROM HIDING PLACE Posse Used Machine Gun, Rifles and Explosive to Capture Al- leged Slayer—3 Wounded. By the Asspciated Press. AMARILLO, Tex., April 24—In a determined assault with a machine . rifles and dynamite a posse of men late yesterday dislodged Will Ward, twenty-seven-year-old cow hand, from his hiding place near Brownstield, Tex., and captured him unwounded. Ward is alleged to have shot and killed S. W. Windham, Terry county rancher, Monday. M wounded an- other rancher this morning and, in the fighting before his surrender, wounded two possemen, according to the posse closed in, Ward, be demented, took This was the Dynamite was brought into pla and Ward was forced out of this re treat. Tie ran to a hoghouse, where he finally surrendered. — o Find Plot to Blast Jail. April 24.—Discovery is a plot to blow up jail, the convict prison Sinn_Feiners : whose time expired guards have been the local troops. = Bandits in $5,000 Silk Haul. NEW YORK, April 24—Two bar Si yesterday, tied and gagged a bool keeper and two buyers and escaped with silk valued at $5,000. Foe the Smart Shop A few minutes’ dail use of a floor pol ishing machine will clean and restore a waxedli noleum floor Retail stores need bright, clean floors - WAYS good-lookmng, and easy to clean” A isasewgm-wotd jon in a Linoleum floors good-looking. The new Fmoleum offers colors and patterns that chime right in with the character of a busmess. A smart shop might incline to a_black and white tile inlaid floor. Another might prefer a marble tile. A restaurant looks well with a Dutch tile. Plain color linoleums are always handsome and serviceable anywhere. Then there are Jaspés —two-tone effects in blue, gray, green,and brown —ahat may be laid with a border of a plain color knoleum. The idea of a bordered linoleum floor is growing in favor. It is individual in appearance. The floor seems built to fit that particular place. The economy of linoleum reason why the owner of ot z it thoroughly, rubbing the waxwell m. After thatan occasional waxing and polishing and a daily brush- ing with a slightly waxed dust-mop rcrfaa T cuts cleaning costs. A lino-. eum floor will never need refinishing. Waxing improves the looks of linoleum and makes it wear longer. The thin film of wax condition. protects the linoleum from wal feet just as a thin film of oil tects machinery from wea friction. Besides, with the ageing of the barlap back the waxed surface, the color of the floor becomes soft and mellow in You can always be proud of linoleum floor. Even if customers sel- dom speak about a floor, they are impressed by it. Your linoleum floor will add to and tone of vour store. keeps it m lking pro- CIRCLE "X r by tone. your the appearance AMBASSADOR PAYS TRIBUTE TO ACTRESS Caetani Lays Wreath on Coffin of Duse—Public Rites in New York Next Week. By the Associated Pres PITTSBURGH, Pa., April 24 —Prince Gelasio Cactani, the Italian ambassa- dor, yesterday placed a wreath of flowers ARMSTRONG’S LINOLEUM in the Styles You Want and the Quality You Need Thompson Bros. 1220-26 Good Hope Rd. ANACOSTIA Southeast Washington, D. C. Phone Linc. 556 146 Women'’s DRESSES Reduced for Friday $2.95 Wool Jersey Dresses Poiret Twill Dresses All-wool Serge Dresses Cheviot Dresses Wool Crepe Dresses Spanish Lace Dresses of A diversity styles- that almost any woman who doesn’t get in too late may find one to her liking. The quality of materials is matched by a degree of workmanship equally no- ticeable. In the popular col- Sizes 16 to 42. 15 Women’s Coats, $3.95 3 . in a number of dels. 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Phone Franklin 7400 company have stood guard at the body each evening since her death and will continue at their post until the long journey to the homelaund begins. The funeral party, including all members of the company, will leave Pittsburgh Saturday night at 9:30 o'clock for New York. There public services will be held next week at St Patrick's Cathedral and the body then will be taken aboard the liner Duilio, which is scheduled to sail for Genoa, Italy, May 1. Armstrong Linoleum The famous mlaid linoleum. Here in a wide array of new spring patterns featuring the newer squares. 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