Evening Star Newspaper, October 14, 1924, Page 11

DISTRIGTBULDING INVADEDBY LEPR Willard Centlivre, Wanderer From'Federal Leprosarium, {$10,000 HOLD-UP IN HOTEL | | Bandits Line Up Delegates to Poul- i try Show in Chicago. CHICAGO, October 14.—Jewelry |valued at $10,000 was stolen carly [today by three armed bandits, who held up a group of men attending the convention of the National Poul- try and Egg Association on the ninth floor of a downtown hotel. The ban- | dits escaped. % | The delegates were assembled in a | hotel room when the robbers entered. THE EVENING ASBURY NENORAL TOBE DEDCATE High Officials of Church and State Pay Tribute to STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. timore, father of Mrs. Van Ness, who will unveil the statue, will offer prayer. Rev. Dr. F. J. Prettyman of Gastonia, N. C, will lead in a service of praise and responsive reading. Rev. Dr. Charles W. Baldwin of Baltimore will pronounce the benediction. Bishop John - W. Hamilton, former chancellor of the American Univer- sity, will preside, at the request of Bishop William Fraser McDowell, resident bishop of the Washington area of the Methodist Kpiscopal Church and presidert of the Francis Asbury Memorial Assoclation. Tonight a reception will be held in the evening will be: Henderson of Cincinnatl, Bishob Wil- | stroyed two tanks of gasoline at the eal o Christ, Bishop E..D, W. Jones of the |tahk farm and warehouse of the African Methodist Church, general secretary of Council of Churches, and Dr. Chown, general superintendent of the Metho- dlst Episcopal Church in Canada. The plosion, probably caused by a rpark public is invited to attend. e RESULT OF EXPLOSION TUESDAY, UCTOBER 14, 1924. Bishop Theodore | caused yesterday by a fire which de- United Brethren In Episcopal Zion [Clayco Gasoline Company here. Ap- Charles 8. Macfarland, | proximately 25,000 gallons of gasoline the Federal|was destroyed, officials of the com- pany estimated, The fire was the result of an ex- generated in a tank car or storage tank by a pump, the officiz!s said. Seven firemen were burned when one tank exploded, Capt. G. C. Archer be- ing the most seriously hurt. Rizik Brothers s Coat Arrivals Upholstering Individually Styled S VERY unique and unusual group mm of coats, trimmed in mink, dyed a Specialty and natural squirrel, beaver and sport Chair Caneing furs, as Australian opossum and fox. [ ° ' Diverse designs, singly executed—your N“ff sald. choice, to be widest, should be carly: ‘The Best Place and Lowest Prices, After All Ask my 20,000 customers. I give the service you have the right to expect. $9 Tapestry Cut to $2.98 Per Yard Clay A. Armstrong Drep Postal to 1233 10th St. N.W. Or Phone Franklin 7483 By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., October 14.—Ten persons were injured, two serlously, and damage estimated at $10,000 was Ordering them to face the walls, the bandits leisurely searched and bound them with ropes they brought alons. Mount Vernon Place Methodist Epls- al Church and will be presided over Bishop Cannon, who has just ar- rived from Burope. The speakers for to Be Sent Back. Pioneer Tomorrow. P Willard Centlivre, eper, walked — Y goking Officer | k sl k . a¢ sfternoon at 2:3 TWO MASONIC LODGES!: T pfeasant Arthur CGordon Van e President Cool- tend the ceremonies and ldress. lle, La Hedlth ording to health « itlivre told them he ¢ “Baby” Organizations of the Order in District Receive Official Bishop Methodist horch south and Rev. rroll of Plainficld, N. J.. ;s v of the 1 Association. rrill, officer in | uildings and aide to the ut the Will Interview Centlivre. 1cprosarium iy charge of interstate ic ter d and ilitary il visit Centlivre at Rt heer of Colum- | President, will accept the tablet on rs of the | Lehalf of the United States Govern- being § to whom .t is presented by ations, | th s of Metho of ail | in the United States and Fur-Trimmed Coats For All Occasions Pile fabrics, veldyne, marvella, velmara and E hair, in beautiful dress length and full sleeved styles. an, Will be James R, J introduced by Rev. Dr. editor of the New York | t | Dr. Edward L. Watson of Bal- ! TWELVE T H RS EEN As EBONITE “Strings'" to a Stick, | ew S0 It Winds Around the Gears o It TODAY Have your Transmission and Differential (rear axle) filled with EBONITE and note the difference. Lubricates, conserves power, stops noise, grind and wear. It insures a constant pro- tecting ribbon film of pure oil at every contact point. It CUSHIONS the gears. At dealers’ pound 15, and at service stations from the C b e c k e r-board pump, only. s suit case n " <k and waited for 1y s d " of the conta Meyer Goldman's orche: “{erary and other offerings by A visitor from out of town a Bernard Smith The Famous Toilet Preparations of Marie Earle ? —are especially featured in our new department for cosmetics and perfumes. This week a rep- resentative from the Marie Earle Salon is here and we cordially invite you to talk with her. 3216 F St. N.W. | members. Patient Net Communicative. S es Eaut! N C. Dr. Sprague said Centlivre was 10t|of Powhatan ke Lodge, No. 124, cmmun » about his trip | Petersburs, a distinguished vili~ to Washington, but it|ritualist of the Virginla jurisdiction. s Dr. Sprague’s opinicn that he ar-| The next grand visitation of the in the city only a short while | 1924 duled for Thurs- e he called at the District Build- k. It will be The Story of how a wonderful institution has kept pace with Washington’s growth See Wednesday’s Star! - but he has told Dr. v. the leper DS o Wa t Carvills in five condition at the Federal lepersarium | ¢ would warrant 3 ‘e are rather p ville institution,” s of their own accord after a time." . Smith said there are fewer es- from Carville than from the | al penitentiary at Leavenworth, | for the pat nully an make no (1T’ SHREDDED: OW.) ,FOR TRANSMISSJONS mpt to a jail. | Buy Now vand Pay Later The Friendly Store Buy Now and Pay Later Dependable Always Cranberry Fawnskin coat with silver gown of matching faille, $165. Oxblood Kash- mana coat trim- med in mole, gown of match- ing ottoman silk, $195. Mr. Man—You Can Afford a Good FALL SUIT OR OVERCOAT At This Attractive Price! COATS AND DRESSES Priced Irresistibly Low! ! e | i HE first consideration in the world of fashion is undisputably the en semble costume. 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