Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1929, Page 18

11000 BOOKS GOAL SENOR ALFARO SPEAKER. Addresses Friendly Sons of St. Pat- rick at Luncheon. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. JANUARY 20, 1920—PART Y. C. OF.C. TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY HERE president. The dinner and entertain- —nmm-uflnu. Senator Bingham of Conbecticut, the | new chairman of the District subcom. (chairman), Mr. Kendall and Mr. Herrell. —_— TAG APPEAL DROPPED. DILUTED ETHER TO DRINK, TESTIMONY CHARGES Former Veterans’ Bureau Guard Fined $30 for Intoxication and arrested the man ru mlozuen\hn and Senor Dr. Don Ricardo J. Alfaro, i, S A it e TS O : at their lw% numr tion Scheduled for February 8 Hotel yestert al some . of 'ine deeds ‘attatned by Irishmen in by Washington Group. South American emmmel Rev. own % &shneht and a skit ‘W. Atkinson, pastor of St. James’ Epis- by George O'Connor, profe: ! dane- cipal Church, opened the meeting with | The wenty-eou umlnt-g‘ol the | ing, numbers by a quartet and orch@s- prayer. founding of amber | tral 1 TS, Col. Arthur O'Brien, président of the | of Commere. 'l.ll u celebrated at the | Banquet arrangements are under un} TH ;im'tfl‘ mo.u‘nc:‘dme:tmm:::e« {orwt);: :;I:lu“nl banquet : mli.ltl'l‘!n at rvision of the board of directors and S E B "Sid- | tags hav obtaived from Rieh- | st anni 'S ayfiower HMO Pebruary Was chamber members, with an exec- | Evans (chairman) ‘“m n:m here on the evening of announced yesterday by Ivan C. Weld, | utive committee consisting of Ivan C.|ney Seidenman; reception, on | the court that Brown picked up and ex- e Bhiste | mond. THE JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE COMPAN JENTRANCE—909 F STREET N.W \ Attractive Furniture Vlu on Convenient Deferred Payments At The Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co. Spectally Priced for Monday and Tuesday Special Dispatch to The Star. ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE, Va. January 19.—The Sanitary Grocery Co. 'of Washington has drepped its appeal from five Police Court cases in which | fines of $14.25 each were imposed for failure to have Virginin tags on auto- McKeever | mobiles from ), Mr. Hyde, Judge Mary| The machines lmmm?mmvlt-m M! of the spmmaun ~ gl Ve | Twenty-Second Birthday Celebra- | disorderly conduct. He pleaded guilty and was given fines totaling $50 or 30 ‘Mahon, days by Judge John P. Mc! Boy Actor’s lo&—h—n Dies. DALLAS, Tex., January 19 (#).—Mrs, Flossie Cobb, 40, mother of Joe Prank Cobb, the fat boy in “Our Gang" movie die died here yesterday. Mrs, 0se home was in Los Angeles, Was vNflxu her sister here. | INWEEK'S DRIVE gNeady 2,000 Are Received by | Local Committee for Floating Libraries. menw, Mr. Darr (chair- 3 -l) seating, Mr. Dr. Bernard A. Baer, | . Stowell; decorations | (ehairman), | C. Smith, . MIX. Disorderly Conduct. The emergemey rogm of the Veterans' Bureau was comsiderably upset yester- | day when Geeorge W. Brown, a former |guard at the bureaw. made an im- wege those of in- Promptu and uneficial examination of compamy. Judge Harry | the s instruments there, it was PoRfod (hat. Virginia | tes Special Officer M. P. i Following ormmuun of a local eommmre for the Ameriéan Merchant $Marine Library Association, under chair~ xmnshlp of Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, ithis week has been set for a drive for 'beok.\ to be added to the association’s 'nonung libraries. Books received at the hich are distributed among the mer- Ichant ships flying the American flag, among lighthouses and among Coast ‘Guard stations. ‘The local committee, which has been grganized under the direction of the Jassociaticn’s president, Mrs. Henry MHoward of New York City, has as ifs Svice chairman Mrs. Robert Whitney | Imbrie, and as its secretary Miss Doro- | Sellers. In its preliminary activities committee - has assembled nearly 2,000 books and is confident of reach- dng its goal of 10,000 volumes before Rhe week is closed, Each day of this week will be given over 10 a special group which will take scharge of the hndqulrlers atd the fassembling of book gifts. Tomorrow, the | Jopen ng day, will be under direction of fthe local committee, which will be as- isted by Mrs. James Southworth Par- er, Mrs. John Philip Hill, Mrs. Walter Qrug Howe and Mrs. Edwin St. John le. [ Tuesday Coast Guard Day. % Tuesday will be Coast Guard day and Awill be under the direction of Mrs. F. C. iBillard, wife of the United States Oout ‘Ouard commandant. Wednesday will be junior day and Misses Dorof Dlneen A Hamhome Suite in Mohair T, Three-Piece Mohair Living Room Suite Beautiful hand-carved, wood-frame suite, with wood arms, | 59 Finished in mahogany. Tdeal for re- comprising long sofa, club chair and throne chair, upholstered Cls s in genuine mohair, with beautiful moquette reverse spring- seat cushions and seli-tone velour on outsides. The construc- tion is of the best, with resilient springs, tied eight ways, rest- ing on web bottoms. Convenient Deferred Payments b:nu of the Navy will be at the asso- tion headquarters. This group will iclude Mrs. Charles F. Hughes, Mrs. iam D. Leahy, Mrs. Richard wlh . Edward Hale Campbell, Mrs. H, anneu Mrs. Charles Edward Mrs. A Willard, Mrs. Luke amee, Mrs. C. B. McVay, Hamilton Roberts, ®. Kurtz and Mrs. Wilbur R Van Au- 3 Priday has been set aside as Depart- mt of Commerce day, at which time . Willilam Fairfield Whiting, wife of Secretary of Commerce, will take ge. She will be assisted by Mrs. Ovid Hall, Mrs. Edward T, Pickard, Frederick Smith and- Mrs, John thews, all_wives of Department of erce offi Ile-dqnn-n Decorated. ood T o e, baepacen | TS n with nauf ec n rmm the traveling exhibit of the e ng hm mmwfimm : Sturdy, duned rame and brass ird Amerun merchant ships, and lighthouse and Coast Ghuard stations | 808 and striker. an added feature. Beside the committee's officers those | 79C No Phone or Mail Orders Smoking Stand 98¢ No' Phone or Mail Orders Mn‘ T ‘l’Cl In.’ .2 Attractive Period Style Dinette Group This splendid outfit consists of a 7-piece Dinette 5 g ® Set—including 48-inch- Buffet, inclosed China Cabinet, oblong extension Table and 4 Chairs Convenient Defernd Payments with jacquard velour upholstered seats; a beautiful 23-piece Luster Tea Set is in- cluded. For those who wish to fur- nish a small dining room attrac- tively. Four-l"ié::; Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite $139 A delightful example of the attractive bedroom suites to be found here! Comprises large Dresser, straight wood Bed, Chest of Drawers and French Vanity. Artistic decorations on genuine walnut veneer over hardwood. Convenient Deferred Payments g are Chief Justice and Mrs. wu- Howard Taft, Mr. and M ip Hill, Right Rev. Junas E Free- , Bishop of Wasl ; Right Rev. ames H. R{nn president of the Catho- University of America; Ira Bennett the Washington Post, Thendore Nog;oe of The Evening Star, Mrs. ‘Wilson, Mlu Elizabeth Poe Miss Virginia Hi FETS NEW MU_RDER TRIAL. H Chief Juluae IKCOW in Criminal vision 1 yesterday set aside a verdict murder in the mnfl with uuung m deal Root, also colored, by stabbing !ept.cmbu 14. A new trial was ted to the. prisoner on & plea of y John H. Wilson that the court negiected to instruct the jury that could bring in a verdict of man- iter, 1 Root was killed during a quarrel in it of 30 Fenton place over the pay- t of & debt of 81. Barber & Ross. Inc, 11th & G Sts. NW. with drop sides and four Windsor type chairs. Two=Tone Breakfast Room Set Two-tone Enameled Break- 4 fast Set, consisting of table s .75 Decorated Rator . Magazine gl oy B bl = a eat decorations. Carrier Convenient Deferred Payments 89c No Phone or Mail Ovders Two-Tone Handsome Overstufled Jacquard Velour * . Bed-Davenport Suite 5 All the conveniences of an extra bedroom when needed. Davenport, which opens into.a full sized bed; club chair and wing chair, upholstered in two-color jacquard velour, reversible spring seat cushions, with sides and backs in self-tone velour. Convenient Dchmd Payments 3-Piece Bed Outfit A guaranteed outfit reduced for this occasion. Con- sists of metal bed, walnut finish; link spring and a comfortable mattress. Convenient Deferred Paym. 1675 Choice of Windsor Chair Bosany e \{\x 3 : X \ walnut ve- $2.95 W by SHE Mahogany finished. ~Sturdily made to give lasting service. Kitchen Set, bread box and 8 canisters, in assorted A Pleasing Suite On Convenient Guaranteed Oil Terms Heater, with 3-qt. oil tank, Ten-Piece Walnut-Veneer Dining Room Suite Desirable Tudor period design in beautiful grained walnut 1 35 ront Living Room Suite 119 Serpentine The popular and distinctive appearance of the serpentine lines of this suite are smartly set off by the Jacquard Velour which covers the Settee, Armchair and Wing Chair. Com- fortable reversible cushions add to its long: life. Convenient Deferred Payments veneers with shaded maple overlays distinguish this Dinin; Room Suite. China Cabinet with closed panel sides. Inclose Server, Extension Table, 60-inch Buffet and six genuine leather MAECANES: Convenient Deferred Payments Reznov Gas Heater, with 14 burners and cop- per refiector. Electric Heater With 12-in. copper re- flector. At- tachable to any lighting socket. $4.75 2 Ash Can 20-galion sise, made of heavy corrugated galvanized iron, with side handles. $1.75 Hotpoint Electric Iron, nickel plated; 8 or 6 Ib. size. Attractive for Living Room Provides An Extra Bed All-Electric Radio ELECTRO- Less Tubes DYNAMIC rectifier) ; No aerial needed; full. l.ln‘lh console. Attractive 4-Piece Bedroom Suite DR E IN AND HEAR IT Cm'v’mert Def erred P'y ments srem.l in rolor'ul cretonne. A suite of proven popularity, m selcc\od walnut veneers $ 1 09 and No Interest Charges Convenient Deferred Payments filze cSulius Usbumh @%u'm ture (Jo. Entrance 909 F Street_N.W. 1<|mgln return- rnrl Bed. A :plendni suite that amacuvcly i v 2 3-Piece Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite 8 tubes “""“d'" Attractive and comfortable. Comprisin, Long Bed Davenport, Armchair and Rocker. Beautiful two- $98 toned finish, equipped with soit spring seats, uphal- furnishes the bedroom and will give lasting service, Convenient Deferred Payments Universal Electric Toaster, Reversible. Turns the bread without . being touched. “Quality That Endures” “Quality That Enduré's”i : 2 R e