Evening Star Newspaper, December 25, 1924, Page 10

10 LANGLEY ALLEGES Declares Fersecution Is Due, in Part, to Race and Re- ligious Hatreds. v, December retofore he had re- frained from ing a public state- ment upon legal advice as he contem- gainst certain rtain parties at " Representative of the tenth Ken- trict said yesterday that at stmas time he wished to ex- ny deep gratitude to my le- of friends for their unflinching in these dark hours of my #Mr. Langley arrived at his home here from Washington a week ago, joining Mrs. Langiey and their chil- He was suffering. from a re- currence of a former attack of ill- ness. Under Prixon Sentence. Tepresentative Langley was con- victed of a charge of conspiracy to violate the prohibition law in federal court in Covington and sentenced to two years’ imprisonment in Federal prison at Atlanta. An appeal for a w trial Is pending. Just prior to T 's return to Kentucky & man who gave his name as John W. and his occupation as “Con- er posted $10 collat- was forfeited. d from making any ation upon lexal legal action | ons and cer- | per time,” Mr. 1a y said. “The wisdom of si- ler nder such circumstances is, of course, unquestioned. Grateful to Friends. “However, in these hours, when all hearts are filled with Christmas spirit, I cannot resist the opportunity ssing my deep gratitude to on of friends for their un- ching loyalty in those dark hours of my life. hounded achinery built by me is even threat- And to be shadowed, as I have r weeks, in the hope of get- | But it | ymething to harm me. e unthinkable that any human man or woman, official or oth- ould seek to pervert pl ss and resulting weakness hing that it hoped would ith of my people when ¥ present rather serious n is due primarily to the life us service I have rendered them.” ENVOYS TO BROAHCAST. | Consuls General to Send Graetings} to Nationals. NEW YORK, December 25.—Radic | broadcasting station WOR has re- | d 15 acceptances from consuls | N to broadcast New Year's| tings to their nationals In this| v and abroad on the evening of December 31.* Many cablegrams from abroad ex- pressing interest in the program have been received at the station. Consuls general of Denmark, Fin- | Jand, Great Britain. France, Stam,| the Netherlands, Japan, Poland, Nor- z Sweden, Panama, Guatemala, | uras, Czechoslovakia and the ree State have signified their intention of speaking. Lach speaker will be limit. 10 mintes Rl Reductions On All Winter Apparel $65 to $85 Coats, $49.50 and $59.50 585 to $125 Coats, $69.50 and $89.50 $29 to $39 Sport and Top Coats, $22.50 —DRESSES AT BIG REDUCTIONS ¢ Evening— Silks, Crepes, Laces, Velvets and Cloths $16 to $27 Dresses Reduced to....$10 and $15.00 $25 to $40 Dresses Reduced to..$19.95 and $25.00 $40 to $55 Dresses Reduced to. . .$29.50 and $35.00 All Our Finest Dresses at Big Reductions SUITS AT BIG REDUCTIONS $75 to $98 ENSEMBLE SUITS, Fur Trimmed To Court Boosts Sentence 80 Doys Special Dispatch to The Star. NEW YORK, December 25.—John Malone, 24, was arralgned in traflic court for driving a car while skghtly inebriated. “I think I'll glve you 10 days in the workhouse,” said Magistrate “Where is your li- yme on the piano,” said Ma- Probation Officer William v, will you kindly go to Mr. Malone's home and look on the piano for his license?” ardered the your honor, I was only 1 haven't got a license,” was the interjection of Mr. Malone. “Kidding the judge will add just days to your sentence. Ninety days in the workhouse,” said the magistrate, . $25,000 RUM SEIZED. OGDENSBURG, N. Y., December 25.—Liquor valued at $25,000 was seized and 10 men arrested yesterday when State troopers and prohibition agents raided 10 places here. The raids were conducted under the direc- tion of officers of the border patrol. To California Via New Orleans. A most comfortable Winter route to Los Angeles, San Francisco and other California cities, by the excellent train service of the Southern Railway from Washington to New Orleans, thence de luxe “New Sunset Limited” train of the Southern Pacific lines to - | California leaving New Orleans 12:10 noon, featuring club car barber shop, bath and valet, and o car with ladies’ lounge, d. comfortable rough without change to Los Angeles and San Francisco at reduced Pullman fares. Booklets, fares and schedules. & Burgess, D. P. A, Southern Railway System, 1510 H st. n.w., Washington. Phones Main 5633 and 7063.—Advertisement. Christmas And et Pou Eher Enetw RV —That’s Our Wish For Our Many Patrons R FAMILY SHOE STORE Joseph Strasburger Co., Inc. 310-312 Seventh St. N.W. 1106 G Street.. N.W. “ Jhe House of Faillion” Qur Big Reduction Sale Starts Tomorrow ——COATS AT BIG REDUCTIONS Beautiful Fur-Trimmed Coats— o Finest Cloths— For Street, Aftemoon, Navy, Black, Cranberry and Penny $39 to $75 TAILORED SUITS—Two-piece Styles Navy, Black and Fancy Cloths - Wool Sweaters, values $5 to $8, re- ducedto ........ Silk Overblouses, - values §7.50 to $12, $5,00 reduced to..... 33.98 Women’s, Misses’ and stout sizes 525 to 39 At Big Reductions $10.00 & $12.50 Hats. .. .$7.50 $15.00 & $18.50 Hats. . .$10.00 ON BOND OF $5,000 Former New York Dry Head Is Admitted to Bail After Second Arrest. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 25.—Wil- liam H. Anderson, former State su- perintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, spent last night with his family at his home in Yonkers. Anderson was released from Sing Sing prison this morning on parole after serving nine months of a year's sentence for third degree forgery, was brought by detectives to New York, where he was admitted to $5,000 bail on four indictments charging grand larceny and extor- tion. These charges were preferred against him prior to his conviction, nearly a year ago, of causing a false entry to be made on the league books. When the formality of arranging bail had been completed, Anderson gave to reporters a statement, in which he asserted that his courage was “stronger and steadier” and that his faith “in God, who has sustajned me,” was firmer than ever. “Thfough suffering,” Anderson said, “He has lifted me up until my soul can look down on the hate and mal- ice of those who have wronged me. I have no interest in revenge except to save others from like treatment. And I have had leisure to think over constructive effort in that direction.” Anderson said he planned to spend a quiet Christmas at home, where his wife is 1ll. He intimated that he would have nothing further to say publicly until after New Year. FINDS RING IN TURKEY. PINE BLUFF, Ark, December 25. Santa Claus appeared at a Pine Bluff home yesterday in the form of Christmas turkey. ~When Mrs. M. Greenhill started to dress a turkey which she had purchased from a local grocery man, she found a diamond ring valued at $150 and a ten-cent plece in the fowl's craw. Pear The Bargains Are Most Sensational $59.50 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, OUNDED BY FQES, | ¥idding® Response | ANDERSON RELEASED | D. This Is a Clearance of Apparel of Unusual Merit G & 11th Sts. 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