Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1929, Page 28

28 4 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., APRIL 21, 1929—PART 1. i COLORED CITIZENS Pudée Finds Both Motorists Guiley e e ANTLEVOLUTION LAW (i B g 2 2550 B £ e = 5 % q’:pmuhhg gton, in & 8 before mem- | interests. 3 P She was born in St. Albans, When Neither Admits Crash Blame /' 04 520, 80, vuy mposea| HIT BY D, €, PASTOR | b o oo oo e O e i easomatie "o e v i e Theoder Tl o . my.. f;‘:’ but, "t:‘ o:g: :; nuk“ n:. ‘1: . Dr. Ryan was the principal speaker | trines should be explained to the stu- m:. -nmmy um‘.;'r'nofi:f;':he usic his fine was, at the suggestion of his 3 . |at the first &flnl of & three-day |dents as imperially as possible, but that | clubs of the country at the ontcs Special Dispatch to The Star. lane, Chevy Chase, early the morning gy v i Rev. John A. Ryan of Catholic Uni- | session under the auspices of the club. |Bo teacher should attempt tc force ac-|World Fair in 1893 and was [ 4 ROCKVILLE, Md., April 20.—Don-|of April 4. L. tedms reased ity T ki Liberalism, Dr. Ryan told his audi- ugtlnce ot teachings that offend the |president of the organization at mu;.i —— ald Parrish of College Park, Md., and | Mjss Mary Willlams of 3904 North 5 GBIl versity Terms Tennessee Meas- the’ has mez “:um" & meaning just | ™® glous tenets of the parents. :elvehcnrl g::th. She was the author of : o . allace A. Gibson, colored, of 50 R |Hampton street. Chevy Chase,' who, . 3 - 5o 7 the reverse of ortfm.l use. In 82 Passing of Biil for Memorial :Z“, Washington, were fieln:e Judgs | ¥ith others, was in the car driven by| A system of electric cables buried un- . ure “Foclish.” former days, he said. a liberal was one | MRS. ROSE THOMAS DEAD. i I ths Palli Court Hers {7&?‘"‘ ‘Bv:?l D‘l?l“ul:!‘ %‘“z’r‘:‘t lvll “:l der ground to guide aircraft that can e lum;im: x:arermnm hi;u;lfiem e . at 3 Samuel Riggs ony ino of st , Wash- o 3 and labor 3 reas 3 —_— ' 3 to Negro Achievements |maey on charges of reckless driving, |Ington, Who was in: Gibson's machine, | Pick WP SO ;’:’g“m‘&?& Soecial Dlspaleh (o The Biar. @ men.|0d8Y the modern liberal {avors Gov-| CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 20 UP)— | bridge ,h“"':';'&“‘:‘l'a“t’!";‘mh{i“ " % as & result of an_ automobile collisior both requiring hospital treatment, cate instrumen n . e M AT .—Ten- | ernment control of industry and the | Mrs. Rose Fay Thomas, organizer and ? Wall ‘Strcet, “havs & Topic for Meeting. 3% "onmecticut svenue and Bradley| Each driver insisted the other was Prance. . \ nessee’s anti-evolution law was termed |operation of powerful labor organiza- |first president of the National Feder- % IRy T T e —.. == L T he Julins Lansburgh Furniture Co., Entrance, 909 F St. .3y I 0 A celebration of the passage by the last Congress of a bill to erect a memorial buiiding in this city in com- memoration of the Negro's contribu- tions to American achievements will be , . held in the Metropolitan A. M. E. Church, M street between Fifteenth and d Sixteenth streets, Wednesday night. - Matt Henson, 62-year-old colored man, who accompanied Admiral Peary ;nx hksmsuccl:e's:rul d“?‘h‘z the gonh ole, will relate some of experiences % /" of the trip, 20 years ago. ? g t i ; 2 . ; e e N e An e?(traordmgr,y offer is pre.septe(l herewith, embracing a great opportunity to make a generous saving—a fu]l third of the usual value—on three fine, high- the District Supreme Court, Rev. Walter grade suites for Living Room, Dining Room or Bedroom. Latest styles, in beautiful furniture of guaranteed quality. Either for furnishing the new house or refur- A e R nishing the old, these suites will add restful charm to the home. gtreetdsnpllfic Tchulrch, t‘n'g Reprumt)u‘ ) Th Y ; f " BT N e . e Julius Lansburgh Convenient De erred Payments easily arranged. A small deposit delivers Wood of Indiana. \ any suite—balance easily arranged to extend 18 months. : Among the invited guests of honor . are Bishop Wiiliam F. McDowell, Isaac / : i . (‘}’A?s. nnn; T x-ximg, dlrMecb:r ulx \‘;nv-, . | r An attractive Renaissance ‘eterans’ ureau; r. ordecal . Il . H v Johnson, president of Howard Universi- ! ! 5 des-zq Davenport Table, 3', and{ P;;‘ol' P":\::in ?filH.Bwk‘;]!’ gl;ehsl- y ks 48 inches long, nfcely ent o e en ank. er \ G f wrley 5 invited guests are Vice President Charles () R finished. Always. use Curtis, Senator Theodore E. Burton of w R ful. Included with Ohio, Lieut. Col. U. S. Grant, 3d, and the Living Room Representative Oscar De Priest of Tilinots. = / ! " A program of music will be given &’ (/, the senlor choir of the Metropolitan # ‘J" M. E. Church, The Columbia Lodge of I the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World and the James E. Walker Post of the American Ltlgiun will attend with their flags and colors. The National Memorial Association, which sponsored the bill, is trying to secure a Congressional Medal of Honor and a Federal pension for Henson. FIVE PRISONERS SAW = 3-Pc. “Kroehler” N ew) anslon'Su;lz: 3;Piece Bed-Davenport Suite 3 7 N ¢ g 5 o A good reproduction of the famous ]ia\\.snll style in a WAY OUT OF JAIL| : . , Mohair Living th L i, Mk Tt e $7 20 in a new Tapestry Denim. The thtee pieces are sturdily come structed and at the special price of $129, entail a noteworthy Make Successful Break With Tools B : 2 Room Su i te saving. Believed to Have Been Smug- ' N % . gled Into Prison. 3 X . 5 s _l 89 ; 2 : With Davenport Table Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. {,44““‘.‘5520,- LB L. : JL'ST as illustrated to left; hand- c—olo‘r‘eed one of them & Federal pnw:er o : some carved mahogany-finished sawed their way to liberty from the frame, with shapely curved fronts. Up- local jail some time during Friday night ¢ holstered in a high-grade taupe and rose and were still at large this evening. ¢ = 3 y S mohair, with moquette and seli-toned velour Saws used in the break were believed J on outside. Luxurious reversible cushions. by Sheriff E. E. Thomas to have been “ A Truly Unusual Value smuggled in through a low window. . ot The escape was made through windows Swaying Divan whi ave been repeatedly tampered 9 Y First knowledge of the break came X I Spring of % divan is delightful _— from another prisoner, who told the I T——— highly tempered, G ol Has strong link spring seat with turnkey he left an unusual amount of B I | —— resilient coil n#’:%"é’%’{’” thickly padded seat anfi back. Ine the flight. 2 I n - 1 comfortable, all- R the Bleht mo— ) il = — 1 layer felt mat- N~ i I 1] ’ tress. | Included = H i Il i / with ¢he Bed- room Svite. Barber & Ross, Inc. . , ‘ 5 ‘ * | \ A Bedroom Suite of 11th & G Sts. “Rome” Coil Spring Convenient ' u > VRO =2 i i \ Distilgfitive Style Double Day Bed A splendid day bed with re- 5 | - | e silient coil springs and com- ‘D ferre d 1 iR I TR Tm—— e fortable mattréss covered in at- 8 i ! I i i Coil Spring and Felt Mattress Included ;;‘f",‘;’o;{;';’“;:m"‘;f;ug{;“fi- Payments 4 | ; | \ | ALNUT-VENEER with _ two-tone decorative Fitted with wood-finished Wind- y S = panels. 4 pieces with massive French vanity, sor metal ends. 4 In () 48-inch dresser, with shaped plate mirror, large chest of drawers with special drawer cabinet on top and the full sized wood bed of artistic design. An unusually. attractive suite at an unusually -attractive price. Kitchen Set, consisting of Bread Box, Sugar, Tea and Coffee Can. As- sl.oo scrted colors . . Nesco Oil Cook Stove With Blue Gas Flame 2-burher Stove.. o4 st S : & o 0 Elegant 10-Pc.Period Design th cabinet. . , 4-bumer Stove... - Dining Suite With 66-Inch Buffet ‘With cabinet. . ++$30. " (At Right) A 9x12¥1. Delart Rug Included A SUITE that bespeaks the craftsman’s art and styling. 10 pieces of walnut veneer and hardwood. Comprises extension table, 66-in. buffet, china cabinet, inclosed server, 5 side chairs and one armchair. eautifully decorated an finished. 3-Pc. Hand-Woven B [ Decorated S { ‘Wizard Triangle Polish, M D ~ i i 3 | oo Bottie of Wissra $1 0’6 l Fiber Suite Ofl ceenes GSevebgeang ¥ $39.50 Eveready ; A The well known 9x12 Bottle Capper, A . o i n attractive suite, of Delart Fiber Rug, in with sprin 5 & popular design is no.as - artistic hand - woven included with handles. Will = it i cap dy- e | it :;f:sye-, ; u::::em' . A Special Value In.a bottle; with 5 = s A N : backs and seats. Very Splendid Refrigerator one gross R A “Alaska” Make 3-Door Front: 75 ¢ \ 8 ' comfortable. Settee, Refrigerator, Sclentifi- $ _l 9’ caps— armchair and rocker, cally constructed with good in- B X » 88 lul}’tlon to give maximum refrigeration at mini- illustrated, . num ice consumption, =) The Julius Lansburgh Surniture (5o. R ustisi f| .. Entrance—909 F Street NW. - MRS | o111 1 QU A LIT X, ?%41; EN.DU RE S