Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1925, Page 14

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 'C., THURSDAY, posed the proposal for concentratips | Town Votes $10,000 Water Bonds. | APRIL 9, 1925. ANCIENT CHRISTIAN STATUE UNEARTHED 12,000 Degrees Found Highest Heat Likely For Conflagration |Bureau of Standards FLAYS CHURCH HEAD FOR ‘SEEKING POWER’ Canadian Charges President of Sect Makes Meetings “Hell on Earth.” the church s executive authority. e plan of God does not provide !nr Mly human overlordship,” he in- sisted. FORD~BUYS PLANT SITE. Pays $1,000,000 foor Chester, Pa., |_ Shipyards Area. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, April 8.—But four voters of Hancock objected to the $10,000 bond issue for improvements to the water system. There were 223 votes cast in the election. Burgess John T. Mason was re-elected for his third term. Holds Test on Fire- proof Materials. Find May Establish Ar- menians Were First People to Adopt Religion. Eativeaiclt s protably the By the Associated Press, CHESTER, Pa., Agnl INDEPENDENCE, Mo.. April 8. |nouncement was made degrees | General conferences of the reorgan- | Night that N‘e\flrnl for lh’s pu absolute | ized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter (DY the Ford Motor Co. of the 2 maximum of heat th: be gen. |Day Saints have been “hell on earth” | chants' shipyards in this city erated in a fire di Bureau | for the last 10 years, because of the | been closed in New York. The By the Associated of Standards scienti have con- | president's demand for more power, | chase "{“"f was d"N‘ ‘(“*";md- MOSCOW, ~Archeolsical | cluded as the result of recent ex-|declared D;;nlutllucll;r;p(or of Al- :}‘x:nd;]aflm;v:;o said to involve more discoveries \portance. | periments. In order berta, Canada, at yesterday's session | than $1,000,000. 5 S lshonty ” ”n‘l‘“:)luhll:;.,t mljler‘]o.liczlf ?:‘i.:.‘:« of the conference which is to decide [ The site, on which, it is understood, whether Frederick . Smith, the|a large a & a series of imitation confiagra. dent, l-«!m have supreme direc- xl':r‘;; \‘;fl‘;" side of inia e roof i | |u-n|rn ac inside of miniature rooms, with o7 smase letters stana for |fest. It was pur - directional control,” the | Harriman interests of “They also may | shipbuilding plant don’t care’ It |operation for seve ye ch of force.” the buildings and ways a native of éing- [razed. . a member of the quorum of % and a son-in-law of Presi- By the Associated Press. Victrola No. 35 (Portable) Black fabric ‘Catalog sent on request ET Kraft Checse, it's always uni- form in flavor, in texture, in butter fat, in moisture, ineverything that tends to make a per- fect cheese. Kraft Cheese contains the two important vita- mines. New Popular Victor Records out tomorrow 1 of the American Mission to that city. | At a villa alled Dovin, on slopes of Mount Ararat, there heen found the head of a li statue of an Armenian king, bearing with the sign re pointed to | king was a menia, by the Near East ngs liable to fire hazard The highest temperature generated resulted from building up a hypo- thetical “library room,” carrying pounds of combustible material per uare foot of floor, d records from the . dent Smith, argued that church gov- Talizo AT AIned - | ernment should be directed by one warped walls and flooring, and o assure progress o - | the “structure” which housed the fire D ASNUEBRPTOSERes JOF e did not cool down for 24 hours. W s not been in | 5, most of aving been My Kid Belle Baker Please Be Good to My Old Girl shannon Quartet Victor Record No. 19605. List price 75 cents Those Panama Mamas The Blues Have Got Me Victor Record No. 19609. 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Mr. Boyd, the driver, )1d, of Pontiac, Mich., s badly burned in attempting to ight when the 2| rescue the children. v looped the | He had purchased some gasoline o on at the | Which was being conveyed in a Spanish Fort Amusement Park, fail-| can. In some manner it connection | turning the interior of the ez with the landing platform blazing furnace. Mr. Boyd attempted o S to reach the children in the back seat Tithout stopping the car thrown out, the girls burned before th E that death followed shortl . EDER S S T, f near the Ley- | Kurdish women are the only women den mine. 4 on a precipice | in the Fast who wear a turban. T sent tr downward as | enjoy much freedom, and, his Boy Scout troop marched along. speaking, are treated with respect EEE:—EEEEE—EEEEEEEEE—:EEEEEEE Philipsborn 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST. wAfter Looping Loop. NS, April 9.—Will g il Eat at least two tablespoonfuls daily—in chronic cases, with every meal. 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