Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1924, Page 14

14 * CUMBERLAND FOLK FETE YOUNG HERD Youth Twice Acquitted of | Murder Charges‘Given Ova- tion in Kentucky_ Hills. Ky., Septem- sounded up Mount Ster- flerward when young home. A great reports, was ten- of mountain lib- home of a well known | moonshiner deep draughts | | now Charley E the law. Just thi s acquitted b es. Jeff Ballard. t on bond pending tted on the w ht cover” and rain of bul- tion officers borhood dur- December. Bod- < o dhs- arching y sent prohibition director re to report after ill hc had disc me there has been a ff in raids on Cum- n stills. Obtaining in the western Ken- is reported to be diflicult Hence he celebration in the hills e ites = 2 It was an early belief that amber had the power of preventing the spread of infection if held in th mouth. and from that belief it b ‘e¢| Hawaiian Schools to President. Will Attend Masonic Church Service President and Mrs. Coolidge and several members of his cabinet, with their wives, plan to attend the Masonic open-air service at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Temple Heights. The service, which is one of a series being conducted at Temple Heights, will be under the duspices of the Masters' Association, the organization of Worshipful Mas- ters of the Masonic Lodges of the District. Rev. John C. D. Palmer, grand chaplain of the district, will pre- side, and the speaker of the after- noon will be Rev. Ze Barney T. Phillips, rector of Epiphany Church. Masons have been spe- cially invited to the meeting, which is open to the public. PREPARE ZEPPELIN FOR OCEAN VOYAGE Work to Begin at Once in Equipping ZR-3 for Deliv- ery Across Atlantic. B the Assoriated Press September the trans- c flight of t the Zeppe- lin-built giant di is to be turned over to after its vovage Lakehurst, N. diately antic beginning i ober 5 or 6. in equipping story-making trip over the sea will be the taking aboard of 30 tons of g: e and 800 pounds of food for the w and the Americans who will be aboard. The work of overhauling the dirigible will begin at once. One of the motors will inspect- ed for fla 3 nicians. During yes . when the ZR-3 was returning to Friedrichs- hafen from her successful trial trip Germany. the huge envelope veral tons of water. i1l be required for t dry out. By next Saturday Hugo Eckner, director of the Zeppelin Company, in charge, expects everything will be spick and span for the departure. It was announced that the weather prospects were good for the early part of October. Word was re d today that three American war ves- sels would be stationed at points on the Atlantic route for the purpose of keeping the dirigible navigators ad- vised of weather conditions. | sorbe OFFER JAPANESE COURSE. Introduce | Oriental Language. By the Ascociated Press. HONOLULU, September 27.—The | school department has announced | that two courses in Japanese will be | inaugurated on October 1 at the | igh School. This is the | of an Oriental language | in the territorial public schools. The action of the department re- sulted from the growing demand for Oriental language uction and the oriental languag uction and the failure of the THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. SEPTEMBER 28, 1924—PART . AR AR AR PRI AR Tile and solid color linoleums for the kitchen; casiest to keep ciean. S AP BV ho W = Use linoleum. Color harmony ts of great importance in bedrooms. 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