Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1925, Page 18

THE EVENING CATHOLICS T0 GET CHURCH RETURNED Governor Ordered to Restore Cathedral Granted to Mex- . ican Separatists. By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY, April 15.—The sec- retary of interior. Gilberto Valen- zuela, has sent instructions to Tomas Garrido, governor of the state of Ta- basco, to return to the Roman Catho- lic authorities the cathedral at Villa Hermosa, which was granted to the Mexican Catholics who recently sep. arated from the Roman Catholic Church and organized the Mexican Catholic Apestolic Church. The sec- retary declares that authority to seize churches is invested exclusively in the President of the republic. There has been considerable reli- Eious excitement in Mexico over the establishment of the Mexican Catholic Apostolic Church, whose members have severed their connection with | the Roman church and selected Joa- quin Perez as their patriarch In March President Calles ordered that the Soledad Church be closed to wor- ship, the Apestolic Church having taken over the building by force. The President ruled that Patriarch Perez and his followers had broken the con- stitution by taking national property under the keeping of the Roman Cath- olic Church without fulfilling the re- quirements of the law | Chorus to Give Benefit. The male chorus of the ington Johnson, will present a mu sical program at the Metropolitan | Memorial M. E. Church, on John| Marshall place, tonight as a benefit for the Epworth League of the Memo- | rial Church. Proceeds will ki! used to send delegates to the 1925 Inst tute at Mountain Lake Park and fo the Washington district Epwort lLeague college fund The male chorus is one of the lead- | ing colored choruses of the East. The program will contain the now famous | “Deep River,” by Wilson, which has | been on many radio concerts. She—What kind of a car has Tom?| Hep—A pay-as-you-enter TAKES MAGAZINE POST. Prof. H. R. Fairclough to Edit Art‘w : and Archeology. Prof. H. Rushton Fairclough, for several years associate editor of the | Art and Archeological magazine, has become director and editor for the Spring months. He is professor of classical literature at Stanford Uni versity, California, and is on leave of absence. Tn 1919 and 1920 Prof Fairclough | was commissioner of the American | Red Cross in Montenegro. Two years ago he lectured here before the Archeological Society on antiques of the Dalmatian coast. The Fayette Advertiser hw noticed that it’s the men who o turn he wringsr who: Thisk whsline 3o too hard for thelr wives The Better Taxicab LUXURY COMFORT SAFETY 'HREE WORDS that belong to Luxors. Luxury in riding; comfort on the trip; safety in the driver and the cab itself. Wherever you go; whenever you go, make the trip by a or. Better taxicabs driven by better drivers—all the luxury of aprivate car, allthe economy of the lowest rates. LUXOR operates at low rates WASHINGTON LUXOR CAB CORP. Telephone Franklin 744 Male Quartet to Sing. The imperial Male Quartet, com- d of W. Arthur McCoy, George Anderson, J. Benton Webb and ncis P. Heartsill, all sololsts at entertainment at the Columbia Heights Christian Church, 1435 Park road, to night at 8:15 e'clock, under the aus- pices of the Gleaners' class. The quartet will be assisted by the | makers were made homeless by the De Koven Trio, Miss Alida Johnson, | reader, and Miss Eugenia Botkin, vio- { linist. The program is under the di- | declaration of independence was lost rection of Miss Mida W. Tucker. Washington churches, will give an| STAR, WASHINGTON, LEGISLATURE SUSPENDS. Guatemala Assembly Hall Is De- stroyed by Fire. GUATEMALA CITY, April 15.—/ The Legislative Assenbly has been | | compelled to suspend its sessions un- til new quarters are found. The law- fire which last week destroyed Cen- tenary Hall. The original Guatemalan in-the fire. "ELBOW grease” can’t bring back that show-room lustre. But with Devoe Motor Car Fin- ish you can make the old “bus” look like new. standard It comes in automobile colors— dries quickly with a durable, glass -like finish. Costs little. ‘Easy to apply. M-.L.-uubn«mmz-p" ment Plan « Thone Lincoln 269. 34 can 1920 Nichols Ave. S.F. Becker Paint & Glass Co., Inc. 1239 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 67 Geo. E. Corbett FAL Telephone Main 1786 NTS. OILS, GLASS 400 10th St. N.W. "'"'“flllflHillfll%mflmlflflH|1“Hl|ullmflmmmlflllllflllIlllflflllmlfllllllllllIllHIIIl[IIIlIIIImlmlllIIIIHIINIIIIIIIINNIIHI!Il[l![l!lI!IllIllIIllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIlIIIHIHNIIIHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIHII[!HU"" THE SPRING EXHIBITION OF KARPEN FURNITURE g D. Every Karpen Davenport Bed Reduced During This Exhibit . Sharing in the Karpen Week reductions is our delightful display of Karpen Davenport Beds and Complete Suites. All Karpen Furniture is specially low priced this week. Karpen Group illustrated is in taupe mo- hair with cushion tops of tapestry. Three comfort able pieces and good mattress are included at the price. $3 Is Specially CanePanel Suites Davcnport Beds .. All Karpen Furniture Overstuffed Suites. Karpen Made Chairs. .. .. $25 to $250 96 Priced Now ..... $195 to $900 ..... $185 to $550 vee..$144 to $300 Eigetsme . Seve Furnstureé Es More Than MAYER & CO. Between D & E nth’ Street ,.mlllmllfllll|IMlIIIIIIllfllllllllllllmlllIIHIIRIIIIIHIII}Illllllllllllllllill!l!l|!iillllll!IlllllllllllllllllIIIIl||HmmHIIlllllllllllllllllflI|I|II|!|II|III||H!|l|ll|IIII!IHIIIlIIIlIlllIlllI!|IIIIlIIII||IllllllllllllllmlliI'.Illlllllllllllunm . an By WEDNESDAY, And After Easter Sale Fmds All Seasonable Merchndlse-—- o Chlfion Silk HOSE Full fashioned in all colors. including black and zun metal quality. $1.35 3 Prs. for $4.00 Sports HOSE 85¢ In fancy plaid de- two-tone ef- Foo o9 signs; fects. New Shoe Styles Reduced Lovers of fine and fashionable footwear will sure take one or more pairs from this group of sensationally reduced shoes. In Oxford, Pump and Strap Effects. In Penny Brown Satin, Blonde Satin, Black Satin, etc. Special Offer in Our Dressmaking School During the Rebuilding Sale we will cut and fit any material pur- chased here for $1.50 garment. Join Our Regular Classes. Spe- cial appointments for office em- ployes. 6 Lessons for $5.00 APRIL 15, 1219-1221 G Street 1925. 9 COATS & DRESSES Still further reductions on top of the already substantial reductions during the Rebuilding Sale make this opportunity of utmost importance. coat or dresses will surely of unusual values, The Coats include those most de- sirable styles. Of fine Poiret Twills, Included in this group are the popular Prince of Wales models in all the new Flannels, Deeronas, etc. Spring shades. ment are Fur Bordered. crepe lined. Sizes 16 to 1. g Many in the assort- All coats Those who put off purchasing the Spring want to participate in this offering A most alluring array of Dresses for afternoon and developed of Cantons, evening wear. Exquisitely Canton Crepe, Satin Awning-striped gettes, Elizabeth Crepe, Crepe, Flowered Crepe, in all the Flannels, Flannels, Geor- Printed most popular and newest shades. P2 LU Coats with Fur Borders and others in plain effects in- cluded. N N S Downstairs Store Rayon Costume Slips Here is a popular Summer neces- sity. The stock at this low price in- cludes several styles in all the new colors. Beautifully and harmoniously trimmed with contrasting Sizes range from 36 to 44. $7.95 shades. N.wW Store Honrs: 9 AM. to 6 P.M. New Styles in Mannish Blouses Of _imported _English broadcioth. _In tan, blue white, etc. Sizes 34 to 16 $1.97 Silk Peasant BLOUSES Of fine quality crepe de chine in tan, white, red and_copen. o 4 Reeniar $6.08 Values $3.98 Fashion=Favored Footwear New Easter Novelties take a large share of the stock. - $ 3 97 o} In Oxford, Pump and Strap Effects. In Patent and Tan binations. All Patent, White Kid, Blonde Kid, Tan Calf, etc. Hemstitching and Picot Edging Pleating Buttons Made to Order All Work Guarantced