Evening Star Newspaper, June 7, 1926, Page 10

WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, 1926. fear of arrest. The rule, however, will be enforced rigidly on week days, Col. Moller said. The prohibition was provided in the recently adopted amendments to the traMc code which went into effect last Friday. Dr. Pierce said the regulation re- duced the parking facilities of per- sons attending his chuwch, or St. Pat- THE EVENING STAR, MOLLER DENIES BAN ON SUNDAY PARKING Rule Never Enforced Except on Week Days in Area Near Churches, He Says. SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and Sailings From New York, Daylight Saving Time. 502 UP New Apartments The most con- venient and prettiest rooms in Washington. Open Until 9 P.M. | 1460 Irving g Mt. Pleasant | | | \ \ | | i ARRIVED YESTERDAY. t i Havana, June "2 enbers, May 27 Mas 29 pretet ‘Adriatic L 001, Ohio ... $oithampion; DUE TODAY. Silkand Rayon Hose, 2 prs., $1 Irregulars of $1 grade. 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American § Bremen, May 4 Interrupted in its initial start by a 5 C. Moller announced today in answer ) . ' and (o a1 Jhin e : n OUccasion T1or Rea rurt! |a drastic interpretation of the new:{ e CINCINNATI, June 7 (#).—A new- 5 sei'mon yesterday at the First Congre- uspices of the community citizens’ | JilY 3 Feard by President and Mrs. Coolidge, |the Cincinnati Enquirer. The Sunday DUE TOMORROW. . cism, Col. Moller communicated im- Made to stand the hard knocks of husky the three succeeding nights and many years as to be classed among vised him that the parking prohibition | tion is looking forward to a suceess- | g, could park on the east side of Tenth [being erected in sections, will be 14 D rick's Church, across the street. He E O L L 1 k I l‘ E 1 k Y days, but he thought this ban should of Association Say. i | Leviath Havre. May 20 | \vas never intended to be enforced on London, Ma: Enquirer Plant Is Transferred to Co | combination of adverse elements and | ponce. an Juan. June & | to the criticism of the parking rule by a | State gaming law, the civic carnival | A Ny 30 ly completed section of its future 5 Guayra. Ma; ’ 1. Jonn s June o Boys’ Ankle Patch Sport Shoes, $1 tion, will ‘be resumed tonight. who were among the worshipers. edition was published in the old build- Valparaiso, May 19 - Nassat. boys. |a new program of “legal” carnival the landmarks of the city. would not be enforced on Sunday and ful culmination of its delayed cele- street any time on Sunday without | stories high. Monterey . E 'stated that the regulation serves a Games Replaced by Features ; gxuanenois: 5 The ban recently placed on parking | ¢ lifted on Sundays, on the east side of Tenth street be- CINCINNATI P._AP-_—ER MOVES X & | Southamoton, June 1 | Cotumy 30 | Sunday, Assistant Traffic Director 1. lombta. i New Home Under Construction. orama ;Cristobal. M Rev. Jason Noble Plerce during his of Lyon Village, Va. under the . L Gunsrs. o gational Church. The attack was | home houses various departments of Monte Christi, June 2 th favorable weather in prospect Upon learning of Dr. Pierce's criti- | {" Regularly $1.39—Heavy suction soles. ' ,} | mediately with the minister and ad- | attractions mapped out, the associa- i Smembers of his congregation The Enquirer Building, which is | bration. a .. (Havre. June % DAY. outhampton. June 2 -Port Spain, May 20 DUE THURSDAY. - Bordeaux, May 29 Ham| Sheriff to Be Judge. Sherift Howard B. Flelds, who} ded four of the games of “skill” the opening night, is expected to be present again tonight in the capac- | ity, however, of chief judge in the Roussillon Reliance Tivives. . Charleston contest, which is being.t \quitania | held in connection with the dancing. | Citizens are confident that the sherift will find nothing requiring his of- ficial action under the new schedule | of amusements. ; A committee of " attorneys repre- | senting the Lyon Village Association i poma—a; and three of the Arlington County |Lithuan volunteer fire departments, all of which are planning carnivals, have | taken steps looking toward an appeal from the decision of Police Court Judge Harry Thomas holding that games of “skill” as well as “chance” are prohibited under the new law. Other Groups Interested. Various other civic interests in Arlington County are watching close- 1y developments at the Lyon Village carnival, which is the first large civic bazaar staged since enactment of the amended State gambling statute. The nightly program of amuse- ments includes band concerts at 7:30 o'clock, dancing at 9 o'clock and numerous features of a continuous nature, in addition to various refresh- ments. Proceeds of the carnival will g0 toward the association’s civic improve- | ment fund. Byron . Ancon Iced or hot, it hits the spot! Santa Ani Manterey. JUICE OF LEMON WHITENS SKIN The only harmless P T way to bleach the |Rev. E. J. Murphy, O. F. M., of skin white is to mix | ywashington, Was Ordained May 29 the juice of two| i lemons with three | Rev. Edmund John Murphy of the of Orchard | Order of Friars Minor, a native of icl * | Washington, sang first solemn which any ! yieh mass at St. Peter’s Church, t will supply | second and C streets southeast, a few cents.|terday morning. The young priest ke well in a bot- | was ordained May 20 at Buffalo, c. and you have a | N. Y. pint of the most won- | Father Mm'v}u 11! ]lh'e P‘lldmhsnn .né o Gof Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. 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