Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 44

THE EVENING STAR, WASHD JEFFERSUN BRONZE POSTAL SLEUTH DIES. _|RELIGION HELD VITAL |ngts txia 8000000 aiccaay nad been | TEXAN VIRGINIA SPEAKER. —_— Rell a i R IN REAL EDUCATION for"5imet Srpominstinst, st per cent of the ministers of the|Judge Box Introduced to Lynch- Mail Robbery in West. canntry. Special Dispatch to The Star, Failure Without It, Southern ERe b b ) burg Voters by Senator Glass. BALTIMORE, October 17.—John S.| Methodist Board Secretary Tells ? Gui 3 i > B e e d ry Tell __Authors’ Guild Elects. LYNCHBURG, Va., October 17.-- Office Department, who cleared up the Virginia Conference. NEW YORK, October 1 lice | Judge 8. J. Box, member of Congress $2,000,000 mail robbery at Rondout, IIl., o[ Duer Miller was elected president of | from Tex By the Associated Press 4 H Author: was buried here yesterdar, following his | By the duociated Framn. . 0 o : fo | death Tuesday after an operation for a 5 ctoher 173 Ezekiel Miniature Removed|fairer. c50e" *fter = oP " 2 equcation that is not saturated with ‘When the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. [ builded upon and crowned with re- robbed near Chi- | ligion is a failure,” declared Dr. Turkey under Presid i i Paul mail train wi P 2 From University Lawn to cago June 12, 1,000 detectives and in- | Richard Bennett, of Nashville, Tenn., cr on, who had been expected t 7 spectors were put on the caee. A train | Secretary of the General Educational ¢ 1 . Tuliet od Edicny State Library. | was commandeered and started in pur- | Board of the Southern Methodist|W suit. One bandit was fatally shot. Kor [Church, in the course of an address < | Our New | more than a month the bandit hunt |before the annual Virginia Methodist went on. Chief Inspector Simmonds [conference in session here last night. went to Chicago from Washington. He| “The church says” Dr, Bennett . October 17—¥he | tolegraphed Lemen to Join him. +|added, “that education without 250 Styles the celebrated For a_month Lemen worked “under | Christianity not only is a failure, but Terson on the er.” Information went to the chief thl:eluslon Inddl BH:P;, lhc}l a lr:\ld % N c sity of Virginia, pector of the Chicago division that if | Chicago’s murder trial, modern hor- {5 m e h « virgini There’s No Dread of Wash Day w, Choicest Where Manhattan Service Is Used. 335 Suitings, Topcoatm gs sculptor. Sir Moses | . has been would find eome of the stolen education leads t o the State irginia and | money. Watson was seized. He had 20\ Last night's session was given over You'll have an entirely different viewpoint ———— e—————————————— Makes volume of the home tasks if you will banish the wash- the basis of this State Library. | $1,000 bills. It was Lemen who fur-|go celebration of the denomination's ing out of the home. Q d O - offering. A small And you need have no concern of how it, x an Vercoatmgs“' profit on each nished the information Christian education movement. Dr. . Nothing more was heard from Lemen | Bennett expressed confidence that until later he walked into the office of | Methodists throughout the South e lh# chief inspector in C and laid | would rally to the cause and come to will be done if you give it into our care. sale. “The Manhattan Way” is the practical way. Every step and stage of the work is done as sci- o ence and experience have taught us how to do S > Made to Your | One-Price Policy s of Jefferson sta Bell, hold re the figures of book in hand| Jehovah, sword in | standing on the | \d the law of entail per- | o slavery, while with her i is rending the law of fiture, the fourth e of breaking her Liberty Already the suc- cess of this new idea in Merchant Tailoring is Measure—! apparent. PP Regardless of the warm weather we his will and hequeathed the gift to e e e I o e g oo n s ans ticols ik hrciber THonev el bace : spector, together with e e fund of $24,000,000 pledge: Bis besthier, Mosewell Fage, aud s S E LS LD e this phase of church work, Dr. Ban. it. We take no nsks——lelve nothing to chance. We know the soap is pure by laboratory test; we use water that is the counterpart of rain water—the ideal water for washing clothes. | Al:ad the nets—into which we put your clothes— 1 they get the wear, while the clothes get the ’ wach. The are Reg"lar 4 have already sold With the result that you get satisfaction— i} ——y —_— s 5 & 350 Values Siee s nanyjtons . . - . at. E - without worry, without work, without penaliz- ‘ —and $45.00 or $50.00 comldn't buy you hetter sultx or over- Egat: a:r]];ist ;::4 cation of the staty such 0 1 en by person « - Who enters (e Hbrary’ building. in s Mr. Plitt says: and a valuable nnl]v-lxun of manu- y 3 socipte. 06 ot the —You can buy quality fur- niture here at a savings, during this extraordinary that Sir Moses was born and raised. | sale. ing expense. contx. Yom don’t have to wait for redoction sales in Jan- A A P uary—you get this cut price no that will just meet your re- Masbatten Lot S 0. 1 INewcorn & Green Plant, 1346 Florida Avenue—Phone North 3954 . oter 17 wite | Branch Office, 2506 14th St.—Phone Col. 5596 % Merchant Tailors for 26 Years Pl bnir i v Paintin, Paperhanging, Upholsering—Radio 1002 F Street N.W i “““““”“* .Daily Closing Hour 6 P.M. Le Cost! I‘thi:e;,n}i%i! 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