Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1927, Page 19

TH VENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1927." - s . ‘ ERASH M AGEU"NK! SO C IETY ?;;.“m’n:;,‘fhm“";h:.“f e {cHANGEs ANNOUNCED KLAN LEADER DENIES ‘;";;nj;g‘.;;d;m'.aj,,-‘.jx,‘;; T;H‘f;;"u”z:‘:.:%] g g 1 o | g W ‘, IN FOREIGN SERV'CE‘ GROUP IS LAWLESS BAND‘I'Jn_ referring to recent “red” distur: | OF | (Continued from Eighteenth Page) |Marriage Announced. | By the Associated Press. iR adlil o R favors SlNGER SEWING MACHINES i . a 1w that sha any aliens con- Aravaling Costy ¢ i Mroend Mre: DeoGemhiakiinan. CHARLOTTE, N. C., September 15. | victed of a ecrime_ fo ihe country (1‘”.—:;: Tgown with & ITu:“;(‘n hat ’\"'"”"" e e Consul General Curtis Tmnsferred‘,‘ ‘iting the preval'nt lack of venera-|whence they came, never to return to | Electric and Treadle Models Sk 3 a innie, to ollie Lee Mason, Tues- | tion fe g % g Ml Dol o | = a fox fur neckpiec i 23. Mr. and Mrs. \mon\ to Havana—Other Assign- mmigration: enactmentsl andy giving] . o S . "Among the out- of - |n“n' guests | ava’now on an extended trip to Cal-| reasons why the Klan cannot support | = = ; Great reductions on all Slight- N e i e lip Keller b (iroral ments Are Made. Al Smith for Pre Jurge s - ly Used, Reconditioned Ma- avy Yard Employe, Girl andl e R e |oktmorgior: Tna ! imperial ‘lec — g — : 4 , ¢ ca e, Wil V. ot |of X h Air Service, pi Secont Gianies i the Taltb Bt L b e e CHATEAU 5 CHREE A eTH R T o Mrs a S : 4 Recent changes o United States | q i ; > : 3 # Randolph Shepherd, 18, in | ivusvitle. Ky.. ‘and " Mrs. et oh e senmmpaniatnue | T cont o nEse 6 e BT REig)g nant ?.'{L‘l'l’fl 2l I J .’ purchase a Late Model Singer 3 ) s ashington from Kutaw. | : % | At at a VERY LOW PRICE. hurn, ki . sley o o hey landed |ment of Charles B. Curtis of New | sible empire. P Wrecked Coupe. t eveni ! el ch | York, ¢ St ; | ‘he Klan stands ready,” he said, ||| | ._ 34 p st ev N in the Gerdon Bennett race in which | York, consul general at Munich, to be | ugo aegist I making it & siatutory of 1920 S Street NW. | > 3% = D | wedding party i they were participating. They are at G St i s o > & 8y & s pping, tar-and-feathe guests were entertained at dinner at | the Wi WE LK ISt Men snme| i 3 . or any similar outrage or depr One Block East of Conn. Ave. J Balance $3.00 a Month o = Lo Paradis iy, wh v Scott Fi v of : ; i September | 0 OO 5 - 5 s dation upon huma hts and liber- | A] } RAND : ki | 1L, wh Maj. Maldonado graduated { 1o jjo third s { 2 af | ties.” opony humuy s chteysdyy Very desirable apartments; some i Machi 1 - | Miss Doris Agnes Brow daughter | from the orps Balloon School \h,. and the transfer Suk . & | achines All Guaranteed With fiad 2 gnes Brown, daughter | from Al ¢ and_the transfe | Anarchy, the speaker declared is || with sleeping porches, one and two | 12 Months FREE SERVICE e i fof Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ar several 3 Martl lorids o et i Tl Oy otk . while heing taken to | Brown, and ter Dale McFar- | : A ann to a similar post 4 |4 o Gl sdio il Dut Lo BLEAL ) Hospi - an acc TH < ity. Mo.. son of | Countand Countess Jolnsten Noad | G 1gst at Panama. | anarchy in ¢ = Maleiysurastvatiohnow) e \<hington-Richmond i e = Ll ondon arrived in Washington yes- | ou i : do nof o | 3 2 . bt HEKHMOnI R D (A i McFariin of Kansas |of London arrived n Wastinetol Yeb | res s of : e e I onoe ||| with tualresinstit taahmeriow Thows ||| R I 10 7th St. NW. Phone Franklin 6906 ‘Miss S ¥ S Nz er ] e | Aeveanardled yeftaciay Salie where they plan to remaiu | I\, o Do acret :|arything else—but I do care about the (|| 7. : i 1748 M street ne ¢ | noor. The ceremony”wns_perforn: on SRS sul | enforcement of the cighteenth amend- i 5 : |at 4:30 o'clock in the Hamline 2 tonald D, Ste oot Wera hurt, | Chureh, the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Ife Mre. Murray Russell and | Vv ce consul but not seriously. Miss Noxom is jonj| MO MGLiHE e Mildred B. Gur- | daughter have gone to Atlantic City | ceol 0 by Miss Edith a a ‘halfonte-Haddon Hall | \ ul detailed at the & - —— SRR Rl e i el o it e | otibacc Ry, vold 1% “Allman of | c] b St M k EAEEEELEAEAEAEFFLEEEAAIEAAAEAILI AFATARAEATATRAFASAIANASSARSSANNNNS) : a short sta S cuts and hruises he he | {torksel 3 Michigan, vice consul at : face and is in a1 nervous con- | Mrs. Alfred F. Bonziger has returned | Otis Ogden of Indiana, vice consul at - i a i zement of ioli, | ! . 3 & dition herd was treated for a 20 ¢ Kt Do " to her apartment at 940 Park avenue | G , and Richard S. Leach of i BIEE : nipn The bride, who was given in mar- | in New York. Connecticut, vice consul at the State 1011 Connecticut Ave. Os x raor lnary The three were driving northward | Departme Ric! | riage by her fa was in a costume = 3 i E nt. on the Washinston-Richmond road be- | Fiage by her father, « | Mr._and Mrs. . E. Splint are ati g0y i) Dwyre of Ohio, consul at| 65 avootnic and e | of white georgette crepe, made over |, e, Bl 7 P 3 | tween Accotink and ot Humphreys }m”" S Col of e Lol luks sas e TN Disieidioy SRS IR Atlan- | Guadalajara, and Jack D. Hickerson | Open to when their coupe collided with a mov tie City for a short vacation. of Texas, consul at Ottawa, have b Ing van of o & Co.. Baltimore, en | held by a pearl bandeau and orange - [fox = ul at Ottawa, have been | o SOTiEe 16 Weemin, WR, ” blossoms and she earricd a shower | R e R o ity for Quty Al tie the Publi 3 ek bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the | Mamage Licenses e Department and Fdward P.| uolic ! Van Is Overturned. sty | . sowery of lllinois, consul on detail at | y The huge van was overturned. and Miss Gladys Holmes was maid of | - 1“'“ e licenses have been issued to the i’.:jn(:lfl‘f" dl)'['lv:n'llnrznhl)mq heen as ran ; ew a “d and knocked | honor and wore a gown of rose taf-| foljoy e signed to duty at Guadala | L h - the coupe w 1 and kno | hono nd 8 hua ' James and A na, ! ard. uncneon to one side of t} ad. Lombard was | feta and chantilly lace and car | son ane X i | removed from his machine with a |sunset roses and blue delphinium. L St Newherey. Ba- a Would Enrl Two- Thm‘]s Rule. | i o Sinch gash in his head. Fully 25 {Leonard Davis was best man and ti b av of Tialtimore D d tourists passed without Stepping 10 | ushers were Mr. Everett Cross. and | oy ‘.)”\‘«M and Lotise' . Berser, | 3 N eptember 15 nner an . . . aid rank Beissor. O e & HiN and Funice V. Whitehead ¥ of New Mexico| . ? nciu ng 2 Democrats fa A colored motorist finally pulled to |~ A veception followed in the home of | boilt of Righm nocrats favor ‘abolishing the re. s and Lombard was placed in |the bride’s parents, on Farragut street, | feorce Washingio ¢ b Sjdhizement of; "}']"'}'\" g sl uppel' and taken to the hos-|and later Mr. and Mrs. McFarlin o i Giines, omi ational candid: ithur | rt Humphreys. A started for Chicago and will later o . domer and Ethel § Rt B aational, fcoy - nt at the United States - | to Kansas City, Mo., to make their| ri . g | > neer Hospital he was placed in lieme | A "nmm. and '\l(-!fln P Mithurn. | ‘{"‘;.":k 1 J,“;'nwnrr an a survey Opening September 15th ambulance and sent to the loe g N ght and Marie ¢ ority of the State’s| pital. He died before rcach | Mr. and Mrs 't Bilshorongh ahn e~ and Julia s e T oaee. | countle city. | gave a children’s party last evening ohort W, a B | Miss Noxom and Shepherd later |for their young son, Robert Bi were carried to the local hospital by | borough, j in celel ion of his| “George Fr of this city and Lillian A. E. Kline in a moving van, which |eighth birthday anniversary. There | Lagenstein of Baltmore, 0 'co " ionio. happened along. William 2 an, | were 14 guests in the company and | ey’ T cinia M. Richardson ‘of this colored, of Baltimore, operator games were played during the « g L first van, was arrested by the Alex.|ning. The house had a charming ar.| Walter J Haeman and Clyga Wikiame. > g , h ¢ h 2 andria police and turned over to the | rangement of reses and ferns and | v s ‘it This purchase of hats in- l!::a' fi\d «':;u]nn-] :nnlh!nri!‘ifls m(vd lea;rbr 9;01) ’ulme xue‘:tn:\'a; [:i\('iel:lat:'a\'nr.;“ R A o cludes an unusual assort- leased. “harles arden of alti- | the girls a pocketbook an he boys g Ar Daniele_and Josephine Briscoe. . b, mo 4s in the van. Neither was |pencil box. Dorothy Turner won the | ment of sport and dress J i hats. SEE THEM IN OUR injured. girls’ Charleston contest and Steuart / According to Lieut. W. J. Wilkin- § 4 / day event—COME EARLY. son of the Alexandria Police Depart.| Mr. Raymond Aloysius Noonan of | 1723 PA, AVE. MaIN 2321 3 : ment, Newman claims he saw the | Waltham, Mass., spending a few DA, s e e — goupe zigzagging and pulled the van | : cials nto the ditch to avoid a crash, but ials i :;;a( tne {S0uPe atruckhis rack jon o ) I 3 : 300 Extra Spe ol e side, | 4 Lombard's body has been taken to | ; ¢ 4 : ¥ the Cunningham, Kennedy & Watkins BT funeral home, 809 Cameron street, this city. His parents are Mr. and x Mrs. Lewis Lombard of 802 Maryland - e 4 BASEMENT' avenue, Washington, and_ he leaves "E @ 4 R besides them four sisters, Miss Mabel S e : Lombard of the above address; Mrs. { N - btk L b bl D e o 1115 1117 F STREET S LG Wi saanes. Pl h 2 . inter seasons. ou’l Fort Hoyle, Va., and Mrs. Leslie Brown of \\nmn-ndge Va. He was surely find just the hat graduate of George fiEthn A Fashion-favored 2 ’ - ’ you're looking for. versity and the Y. \r L. Draughtsmanship and was employed at the Navy Yard. U. S. DEPUTY KILLED. e W ’ —that our designers have produced in * R : Auto Skids Into Bank and Turns splendid quality for us to offer at this 19 Over Near Floyd, Va. special price— # DANVILLE, Va., September 15 (#). 1; I t —Deputy United States Marshal Pat Pll en - n‘u d Proffitt, 33 years old, was instantly $ ,50 . killed last night when the automobile in which he was riding with Marshal L $ve ooy On the Comel’ Look Stone of Ioanoke and Mrs. Stone 2 = turned over a few miles out of Floyd, A beautiful neutral Fall shade (be- E for 1"“"“'”"’ . ’5‘1"‘1“‘1‘ around a et Included are the nationally famous . tween a bronze and steel) harmoniz- n the road and wei ank- z E b . ment. ST e Tuxedo models—and others equally ‘@ ing well with these dress materials: lzth & G Sts N w Bargams g o = AT distinetive in character of design and : Mocha, Desert, Golden or Tete de i _ Births Reported. materials. 4 Negre Brown, Also with Beige, Black WMWM The following births have been reported to and “Pottery”—that reddish shade so - T e They merit your attention—and will difficult to blend with shoes. Edwin C._and 5 ” 7 sl & and Efie £ Wallgce. hor. win your favor. ” fourteen-fifty S N N S R N S S N N S S N A A N N S R S N A S e R SRR A N S A A SRR R AR R AR R RS @ Other New Frocks “Dust a hmonisine ate g0 O . —$16.50 to $125.00 in “Propper” chiffon hose Ridgely. boy. o Z d ge. bo; 0.0 and_Sarah Jenifer, girl. £ s S 02202R2902028 D. F. and Mary A 2 "’?“ “"‘fr, Cand Trma. b3 . boy. T % / . 2 | Ul by : Masterly Millinery Shapes and effects that you will not find du- g . i P ea_!hs Repo rted. plicated—being exclusive with us in Washing- & et P e é.;f,h"%‘l‘wfl‘,:‘,:‘; I “'h:"fi"sx:"’a"'fifi‘\’xr:" ton. Smart Sports in Felt, Soleil and Velour: & &»;;:fi:?fi:’:im‘;fiax B e and handsome Dress Hats—of distinguished E . 0. Home 1 irables. |.VP?S. | RAT) " " S el o Sports, $7.50 to $18.50 11 1 DG S TRE h T | e Youth first considers the importance of being smartly w,:nT e 2 20 R (A Dress, $1().00 to $25.00 dressed, and Brunschwig's is the first choice' for authentic ; A & . : Millinery 26th Annual Sale of % r»;w "k, Go%6 F’m!‘] lllne N P T X ¢ Unusually Smart-Hats OW | HEKIMIAN'S ORIENTALS AR sy arrow, ® months. Dela- Low Price! _Prlges at Pre-War Prices | ‘ ' : 95 1,000 Specimens to Select From Third FRANCKE & LUSTICK RS RL2RRERRLVBRIS Floor HERE is, in every city, one which maintains undisputed leadership in its line of business. 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