Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 27

THE EVENING STAR. WASHT ] | BOY KILLED AT TARGET. | FRIENDLY RECEIVERS |[1° Sein's 2stockotaor: " in tone |t TGk oty O A T8 oclosk L Eemae i testing the sult Wilson & Co. pointed ! Lo S LAV Glancing Rifle Shot Seriously In- FOR PACKERS UPHELD out that Klein had acquired stock > ill give a | Department Au | cern only a short time be- | benefit card y North- | Columbia_United War Vet £ f s e ARt o streets | erans, will give a reception in hon The G. A. R. and Auxiliary me- jures Second Youth in Pit. ' e filed ti it and alleged that | east -Temple, Eighth and : h B % ¢ = ;.I?.:Sufis w‘c eu“ul“le:'ln'r gum-l for | northeast. of President General Wilhelmina K. | morial eting will be held, 8 p.m., HQME OF MONROE SOLD GAINESVILLE, Ga, May 8.—Paul the purpose of “harassing” the pack- " il win | Borsmeler of ‘Chicago, of the Aux-|in Grand Army Hall Council wil i G A. M. McKinley, and his wif ceive the deleg: o'clock, in the Sunday school ym | tional W of ‘the church. All members and |o'clock, at the Mu-solit Club friends invites.. street. Elkins of Tacpa, Fla., was killed and | Court Blocks Klein Attempt to| e v The Business Wo iliaries, United Spanish War Veterans, | s T . P ing company. by | meet at Church of the Covenant. Dr. |8 g'clock, at 2400 Sixteenth street. Northwest Suburban_Citizens' As-| Cloak and Suit 3uilding to Replac Ry Sykeoal Apeuis. DA weswe In its opinion, handed down sociation will meet in Tenley School. = ously injured yesterday during target Liquidate Business of Wil« late court | Willlam Eisenberger will teach the i 1o i ; . practice at Rivergide Acadamy, Wheps ! e it Tades Tanyon I crifitly, | Bible class, and at § K i talk, | most. 8 crclone, i ectory of B, Dati| “God Is Our Healer” will be the s oo -Have Vital Significance, | ey were students. son & Company, ing the Kiein suit, Both tribunals |fido Warsaw will give a health talk, | meet, 8 o'elock, in rectory of St. Pat- | joot of Dr: Simon's sermon at to-! NEW YORK, May 8. —The dilar 7| Elkins and Sykes were “.':‘uln:\fd in declared the uctlon “perilously jeop- T.T‘,',’.?,Tiua““ Human Touch.” Pub- ' rick’s. ) e A T Sttt i May 8. e dlan . L pit. near the ta or the purpose ? ardized” the rights of the stockholder: 2 J = g Temple. and Lafayette streets, once the hoina Episcopal Leaders at of signaling the score, when . By the Associated Pross Friendly receivers named by thel| yioo ae v will sive & die | ook Hoclal meeting~of the District of o e e S Mueoteiionen the homws ' (o & Begulation > SLP e 5 A e ok va M. January will giv Columbla Chapter, American War{ m.. phi Sororlty dance at Grace|°f Fresi James 3 @ 1w “a reguls PHILADELPHIA, May 8.--Efforts | Federal District Court in New matic reading of s The Story of Queen | Mathere: will be el & o-clock, at | 1, T2 Sorority a ragpicker's be torn down i il Congress Sa | glanced, first strikin of Maurice I. Klein to throw Wilson |after Vice Chancellor Backes had ap-| ggther,” at Unit Auditorium, 1326 I - : oots will | Podse Hotel. soon to make way for & el g y. | head, Killing him ins nd then|& Co., Inc., meat puckers, into the | pointed receivers for the concern | grocte foo ’ i e gl e QISR e i | s striking Sykes in the he vkes was | hands of llguidating recefvers were [ were said to be conducting its affair e ak e B “L; Sier Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, °“n b S0 erorts of variqus removed 10 a local hospital and the|blocked yesterday by the United | adyantageous! Wilson & Co. Te:| A chicken dinner vl be served by |Will speaki Mrs. McCluer, tonal |11 rmeet, § oclock, in Distrlct Bulld: | DePIe the efforts of variqus i By the Associated Press body of Elkins was sent to his home) States Circuit Court of _Appeals, | quésted the New York court to name | the ladies of Emory M. L. Church | WA Mother: and visiing wWar motherd |ing. serve it as a mem he fi ST. LOUIS, Mo., May 8.—Symbolic |at Tampa. which upheld Federal District Judge |the receivers, it was stated, for the | South from 5 to 7 o'clock. e e «wrhe | President of the U f e Virtues, ancient and| The youths were about 20 years old. | Runyon of New Jersey in his dis- | preservation of its gssets and the pro o e e 2] James Onealwill lectuie gn' “TheH, 0 ther of the Monros ues, E 0 missal of the receivers appointed by | tection of its stockholders because of | The Department of the Potomac, |will preside. Prospects of the Nocialist Movement,” | the father of the Mo : i 2 miracles have a significant i, Vice Chancellor Backes in August, |the impression that had been created | Woman’s Rellef Corps Auxiliary, will 8 o'clock, at the Playhouse. "‘r“ gt i sty 2 | give a reception in honor of Mrs.| Douglas M. E. Church will tender a reception to its new paster, 'Rev. ost $1,600,000. oft building to « pllckon i} t The College Alumnae Club will re- |l of its financial condition through the ¢ 1 4 appointed ! filing of the Klein suit. Grace B. Willard, national president, 2 the Chrisian and other | G, A, R, HEAD PROTESTS | STONE MOUNTAIN COINS ellor Ba speakers at the church congress the Episcopal Chureh of the Unit States here last night. 2 touches of the unseen | Objects to United States Mint Aid- which are all about u d | perfectly real. though invisible,” ing in Financing of Con- the Rev ederick . Grant itor i of the Angelican T i federate Memorial. and dean of [ : . By the Associated Press. ‘Ohio. Miracles N esses O D e Al nesses 4 the| “JOPLIN, Mo., May 8—Issuance of : nQenge of | 500,000 50-cent pieces, which will be " Eas oL, oF [ sold by banks at a premium, to aid o et ¢lin financing the Stone Mountain : cach ifo 1b 5ok | Memorial to the Confederacy, was at | tacked last night by Louis Arensberg Miracles ¢ The HUB, Seventh and D Sts. N.W. Store Hours, 8 to 6 P. The HUB, Seventh and D Sts. N A Big Saturday Value-Giving Sale of High-Grade Bed-Davenport Suites—AT THE HUB! v relizion and of Christ is the supreme the Christian religion,” he of Pittsburgh, Pa., commander-in. | | chief of the Grand Army of the Re | public. Mr. Arensberg spoke before o ‘ the Missouri department, Gi. A. R | a Not All of Same Effect. Defining a miracle a unexplained or inex re which awakens within realization of the Divine Pow dom or beneficence,” the [ Mr. | clique which is constantly agitating Grant maintained that Christianity | the old feud.” 1| He also objected to a bill in Con- | | sress to restore the old Lee Mansion ¢|and to the hauling down of the flag all miracles | said the 5 = nclined to their literal interpreta re a positive hinder- | an unusu He said the “soldiers of the North | and South were willing to let bygones be bygones, but there was =mall cannot dispense with the supernatura ana that iiglous thought cann longer postpone a new definition the v aculous ' have the sume sign Rev. Mr. Groton think that i tion miracles ance to faith.” In the group of miracles to be treat ed symbolically he placed the walking on the sea, the feeding of the 3,000, the stilling of the tempest and t turnin of the water into wine. he miracles of healing, he said, wer nificant becaus .women were bro tionship with Ge The closing session of the congres Wi held today he Rev. George E. n, Rochester, N. Y., was among .the speakers on the program rom Arlington Cemetery. iAo\ | For Rclieving | | | sig the lives of men and ght into a vital rela HEADACHE NEURALGIA TOOTHACHE RHEUMATISM Ask Your Druggist AS A DAVENPORT CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | Mount Pleasant Citizens' tion will m tomorrow, § Towell School. 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