Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. U, MONDAY. MARCH 1, 1926 3 gl — e e - Mouming B].cks Dyed ‘ PHESBYTER'ANS PLEDGE Of the total amount, $52,000 was| pledges will M paid in installments | bv Detectives Talley and Weber on a | rant was issued 1 t of & mis- i Tceuasl Ory Closri S S“M” oo g B0 0¥ e (o LS| i 5 e, Pl S| o T SN M, Pl el e g e Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. | gllOllld Have nghh $100,000 FOR CHURCH | peale were made by the pastor, Rev. | by the church members in raising the | allexes Booth witnheld $500 in o | o ot Sttiefactorily settled. J. Harvey Dunham. and Dr. George| fund so quickly. Tt is planned to be?|realty deal. == — — Lincoin 239 5 — G. Dowey, chairman of the building | gin construction of the new church in Friends of Mr. Booth v wi Sure Relief from []N |:UNI:ESSIUN$ To Talk Aims Qver|New structure Opposite That on| &, Doves: chaiv | the Spring. | b AR ey e v | Constipation 1 H Street Near Nineteenth, | h'v‘h- other $48,000 was subscribed at ot 2 | | the evening service at the church after | OUR Dr. Boicers et o is to Be Reared. (4 e e Y e SO ACCUSED IN REALTY DEAL.| OUR F.Ei.'fl".i%.".!i?'fi,m, litea o . Pr:scnpuon Tablets . Aisehc the aime of the Com. | Members of the congregation of the ...‘,m'.i:'l,“a.m..}°.‘n",“3.“n‘:5-n‘2:"”’"7'§” Take one tonight and American F|rms Get 13 in| munist party. provided no overt | Western Presbyterian Church, on H |teams, which were organized last | MTS: Solomon. Ch"K“ R. C. Booth "' hni"» "-'l- ot e "magic” efect "ot | acis of violence are committed, was | street near Nineteenth, yesterday | week, worked under direction of Jo- 500. | = T b Total of 117 Granted | ‘asseried today in a brief filed in |pledged $100,000 for the construction | seph Butterworth. With Withholding § | | the Supreme Court on behalf of |of a new church on a site opposite the | A great portion of the fund was, Roland C. Booth. realty operator at. 1889 - g lbh.irlos._l, Ruthenberg, ‘Yh" is | present structure, already purchased. | raised In cash, while some of the | at 215 I streel, was arrested today Formerly Opticians to FOI‘EIQHGI‘S. challenginz the criminal syndical- | =———— e b g Optometrists ' ism law of Michigan. s . “The ease. which provabiy witt ve | TR e TN pres— bRt Baae reachcd for argument at the pres. . 3 ent term of court, revives some MOSCOW. March 1. Figures re- aepects of the celebrated Whitney zarding concessions zranted by the from Californfa. 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