Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1926, Page 7

PLASTER CRASHES FOLLOW PRESIDENT Piece of Wall in Theater During Pastor’s Sermon. President and Mrs. Coolidge attend: o4 the morning service of the First ‘Angrezational Church vester: held at the ce 'Theater bec: the Congregational Cnurch has been eondemned. and found their of falling still pursuinz them Du the sermon Rev. Dv Jason Noble Pierce. a chunk of plaster from the wall fell with » crash i nnoceupied hox did not interruy The President plan to vacate the Wi time next vear while made 1o loose . tnres of the r week . follow Distri an- vesterday, services the v are fo he held at the Washington Auditorium, where an ex- panded service, a combination of noted speakers, musicals and motion pictures will be held. ton, except members of other church- es. who are asked to attend thir own church e urged to join in the “Sunday Evening Clu e the Auditerium. ihe pa Rev. Gwilym Tees, M. A a pastor of Halifax. England. is to speak next Sunday a1 the Auditorium, when spe. cial musical numbers will he given, followed by an educational motion pic tre Other later. Loew's Palace Theater to the congregation vesterd fng by Lawrence B y nounced attractions will he announced loaned He knows how good they are HEINZ Rice Flak A NEW Flavor ONLY HEINZ CAN.DO IT—AND THIS Is WHY In perfecting this and years in scientific preparation. And Heinz : / - !money available without class discrim nemesis | . | national resources. All Washing- | 1 'MOSS TAKES OATH "IN COURT OF CLAIMS ien ex- | Ate seats est bidders: not be d mpaign con- nditures. 1 | was replaced for the regular motion |for patronage and committee assign- | picture showing. ment: denounces outside political ma- chine control of Wisconsin affairs: all business of Congress be done in the | open. | Last evening the homeless Kirst | Congregationalists joined in a serv |ice with the Presbyierians of the New York Aveniie Church, which Vice | “wNewherryism' and e | President _and Dawes attend. | penditur nited State Rev. Dr. Joseph Sizoo preached [ shall not be sold to h LA FOLLETTE MEN . | tivuuors: it ot e ANNOUNCE STAND: 2. HONOR DEAD CHIEF | ™5 srion of 1w — 14 | “Sectional government—~kree West and the national Government from | number of crimes by subsiituting f feitures where | ny { H : Becomes Judge—Successor as As- } sistant Secretary of Treasury 1‘ to Be Chosen Soon. government domination by Bastern Tr 1s judge in the | Court of Claims Appointment | Judge Moss is shortly at the tion ix now (Continued from First Page.) i i a stitute State authority | encourage home-owned and | SR GRS, S 0N | home managers’ enterprise: OPPUSE | rexpasses upon right | braneh banking; make borrowing of [communities or 8 | mission regulation expionage Taws “Conclusion—Candidates rededicate | themselves on this anniversary of his | bhirth to program of service under in- spiring example of Robert Al La Fol- lette.” a suceessor to | pected to be made ry, as the posi- weighted with | responsibility in carrying forward the iz public buildings program au horized by Congress both for Wash- on and throughout the Nation. 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Soldiers’ and sailors’ compensation |and care—Favor adequate appropria- | tion and continued provision for edu- | | cation and insurance of our soldiers | and sallors. | Urges Direct Ballot. “Popular government - rect vote for President and Vice Presi- dent and early meeting of Con N after election: favor constitutional amendment for initiative and refer- endum, safeguarding right of parents to educate children according to their religious convictions “Popular sovereign consin Representati 1 Instead of soda hereafter take a | tittle “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” in water any time for indigestion or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief will come instantly. BETTER THAN SODA For fifty years genuine “Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia” has been pre- scribed by physicians because it overcomes three times as much acid in the stomach as a saturated solu is —Praises Wis- in Congress for DISCOVERED! 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In addition to the organiza- tion’s 30-piece band. the program al will include singing and comedy fea- tures. The Thursday night feature will be | 1926. a “Charleston” contest, at which Mi-« Dulin will be judge. Entries for th- contest can he made at the lawn fe:« grounds tomorrow night, with Charle M. Maize, chairman. or Mrs. Ma: Keefe. assistant chairman jon he served for 12 vears. | gning as judge in Kentucky, he | to Washington in 1921 to the| of Ali sperty Custodian | phointed general FETE TO RUN 5 NIGHTS. Kenilworth Event to Open Tomor- | row With Special Program. Resigning this p - later, he was| The first night of the lawn fete at | of | Kenllworth, which will open tomorrow | .| night ‘and continue for five night o| has been designated as | night,” for which a pr took | tainment, including a ‘nited ' dance by Miss Helen Dulin, ha | arranged by Oriental Court, { TIGER 0% NONE BETTER A. G. 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