Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1926, Page 3

1926—PART 1. ibeth Tarlow-Goetz de | phia, and Dr. Thomas Grimshaw, [ tiverea by Rev. Elizabeth Schauss of {dean of the Morris Pratt Institute;|Toledo and Mark A. Barwise of Ban- | MEET HERE TOMORROW “X'Sic o S servicen win ve ¥ demonstrations by John Slater of| Hon THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., APRIL 18, B[]“VIAN THRUNG fomtants neld o protest meeting and | NATIONAL SPIRITUALISTS STONES PERUVIANS Trapped by the mob, the inmates of the legation fired seven shots into the air, but the crowd continued the attack. Police interfered and were forced to fire numerous shots over the rioters’ heads before they were Legation Attacked by Mob After Two Customs Officers | poiice ‘ic was announced today the | situation has qutielled go\\('ln e | The victims of the border inci em Are ShOt Down. | were Capt. Alfredo Urriolagoitia of the Beplivian boundary guard and Julian Rada, chief of the Bolivian customs station. Their aggressor is said to be Emilio Salas, an official of the Peruvian customs house on the Heath. of_DHT NO LOSS ‘To Any Invector tional Spiritualist Associa IN 53 YEARS gious body, incorporated . s a = | San Francisco, a medlum who will|,nger the laws of the District, which | THL F. H. SMITH CO. Joseph P. Whitwell of St. Paul,|.nswer sealed questions at each serv-| oo 0 min. | | ice. a 23§ 3 it | President of Assoctation, to Speak | "%, 0 Tuesday evening service the | e ¢ ) at Opening Session. Assails Blaming Of “Movies” for Moral Turpitude Motion pictures have replaced the bicycle and automobile as the chief vehicle or moral turpitude in - the eyes of reformers, the House education committee was told yes: terday by C. C. Pettijohn, counsel for motion picture producers and distributors of America. He assailed the move for Fed- eral censors n advanced stage of nti’ movement, which, he said, more than a cen- tury ago in Boston required a ian’s prescription for bath- STRIKE ORGANIZER | AGAIN PUT IN JAIL Albert Weisbord Re-arrested, Charged With Inciting Textile Riots. 815 15th St., N.W.,Washington, D.C. musical program of the Washington | Temple Quartet will be supplemented | = Special services will be held under |with the community singing of | the auspices of the official board of “America,” and addr will be de- the National Spiritualist Association | Il tomorrow and Tuesday evenluss at| = = 8 o'clock at the Hotel Washington. | Joseph P. Whitwell of St. Paul, (he‘ In the Heart of the Automobile Sales and Service District nnllnnul |)residenl, \\'"l dfllher an ad-| L. Street Between 16th and 17th Streets N.\V 1630 L Street musical program will be presented h_v] the Washington Temple Quartet, Flo-| ra_Brylawski, contralto; Florance Sln-‘ dell, soprano; Robert 'Clone, tenor, and John Marvell, bass, under the| direction of Lewis Atwater. i dresses will be delivered als | New 3-story fireproof building of reinforced concrete construction, with large Otis elevator for automobiles; thoroughly modern in every detail. 15,000 sq. it. of floor ce, wide center entrance, two large plate glass display ndows, wash stand for cars, hot-water heating system. Just' a short distance from Connecticut Avenue, necar Mayflower Hotel, many apartments, stores and ofiice A splendid location for'an automobile show room, bus line or | vians were attacked, but little dam- age was done. After a visit by the President to the Peruvian minister and enforce- ment of special measures by the — The Paramount Garage Co. GARAGE BUILDERS “TERMS $ 5 Down 5 ‘_ By the Associated Press. LIKE LA PAZ, Bolivia, April 17.—Quiet prevailed here today after special precautions had been taken by police Day, M. 3934 __ Night, Ad. 6 to prevent recurrence of a demon- stration last night by 2,000 persons as the result of reports that two Bolivans had been killed by a Pevu- vian customs official. When reports were recelved that By the Associated > . April 17.—A mul- es of inciting to RENT” Day, M. 3934 supplant _the tinued, assailing the Swoope and Upshaw bills for Federal regulation of the indus- try. “They aro centering their at- tention on preparing a path for the child rather than preparing the child for the path. That doesn’t cannot acy tonight confronied Albert Weisbord, youthful strike organizer. ased in $25,000 bail from Pater- jail, pending triai on four such tments, he was rearrested and| field, where Police Judge Baker sent him to the, make charact Jergen County jail at H: k in default of 00 bail on plint of i e AIR PROGRAM PLANNED held recog o s British Tire Pnces Cnt LONDON, April 17 (®.—A reduc tion in the prices of automobile tire is announced for Great Britain. 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Ohio, April 17 (®) \bing planes from Langley L group of pursuit planes rom_ Selfridge, Mich., and an attack 1 from Kelly Field, Tex., will i air maneu- - at the Iair- ®e of inciting speech made by t Belmont Park) Garfield, on April| 9. in which the authoritiés accused| hin ing: s will be allowed to enter | the mills. You must meet them on thie their homes. or on'! trolloys es. and handle them ax know how.’ il Not Reduved. Weisbord's to riot grew | Weisbord //// the buildings. garage and service building, taxicab company rent-a-car business. in person. taking part will include s and 70 enlisted men Open for Inspection For Price and Terms Consult Business Property Department > continued to intimi. property,’ d to this 1! o hold th rlr'l‘vml.ll!‘.} be Weisbord | 1 default uf‘ police | indictments i proc m\(lm ] Paterson | bail on similar ssaic alleged false | s grounds stual consent to the indict- | of State, wrrest and excessive b w release, w ¥ ed into pleadi ments. 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