Evening Star Newspaper, August 25, 1929, Page 3

KENTUCKIANS TO HONOR BOONE AND HENDERSON To Be Commemorated as Founders * of Ohjo Rivér City in Octo- ber Exercises. HENDERSON, Ky. (#).— Daniel Boone and Col. Richard Henderson, striking figures in the early Colonial history, are to be commemorated here October 11 and 12 as the founders of this Ohio city and the first successful scttlers of Kentucky. Commemoration exercises will center about the unvelling of six bronze tab- lets depicting the history of the Transylvania Co., organized by Col. Henderson in North Carolina and dis- banded only after -the State of Vir- ginia embraced its Kentucky holdings. ‘The tablets will be unveiled by Dr. Achibald Henderson of the Univerity of North Carolina and a descendant of Col. Hendersoin, and Judge Robert W. Bingham, Louisville newspaper pub- lisher, who descended from James Hogg of the original Transylvania Co. SPECIAL NOTICES. PARTY GOING ORKNEY srmnus VAL IN sedan, leaving Monda ra pas- senger. Phone Monda: .+ Lincoln HEREAFTER 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSI- ble for depts contracted by any one other than myself.” L. C. FOUNTAIN. 1404 M st. WAN’I'ED-—A NRETURN AP FORNI- Lur York. Bn Tadeiohin and SMITH'S TRANSFER & eSiom STORAGE 0O, i BUILDING MATERIAL — JUST A FEW weeks more. Wrecking sale Government ‘wa els between Capitol and Union Sta- aterials in excellent condition and dly. Just the thing for dwellings. rns, inclosing porches. etc. Good sheathing and framing, 5: complete windows, with AR omly oty ‘on fob. ER CO.. House Wrecking Dept. OUR ONE JOB IS TO MOVE YOUR GOODS with care, consideration and low cost to or from any’ point within one thousand miles. Tell us your problem and we'll tell you how much it ‘will cost and how long it will take. National Delivery i e gm0 | D EETonN LOADS Fat AUG, 30 EPT. 16 EPT. 25 | To NEW YOI SEPT. 3| To PHILADELPHIA SEPT. 5 To, YORK CITY. EPT. 0 Return load rates or_{rom | ¥ any distant city on 10 days' notice. 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The McReynolds Corner 18th & G Sts. N.W. Most Conveniently Located Downtown \ Apartment Hotel Modern Appointments—Electrolux Refrigeration —Complete 24-hour Service—Restaurant and Eight Rates— housekeeping facilities available for long or short periods. RESIDENT MANAGER, MR. FRITZ Randall H. Hagner & Co. 1321 Connecticut Ave. N.W. ’Phone Decatur 3600 Eccleslashcal Action Will Be Taken,_ Manning’s Letter Says. Declines Public Discussion of Former Rector’s Statements. By the Associated Press. BAR HARBOR, Me., August 24— Bishop William T. Manning, answering today an open letter addressed to him by the Rev. Dr. James Empringham in which the latter renounced his holy orders, said “the necessary ecclesias- tical action” will be taken. He declined to answer the personal attacks directed at him by Dr. Empringham. “I should not consider it right for me to enter into any public discussion of this’ matter and I have declined to do so,” said Bishop Manning in his statement. “Dr. Empringham has been divorced and remarried. This is all that need be said as to his standing in the church. Action Will Be Taken. “The religious and moral views of Dr. Empringham need not be discussed. The necessary eccleslastical action in the case will, of course, be taken." Dr. Empringham, who formerly held Episcopal pastorates in New York City and in Syracuse, N. ¥, but of late years has devoted h's time to the Church ‘Temperance Society, an organization opposed to prohibition, is under fire in New York City in connection with an- | other enterprise, the Health !ducltlan‘ Society, Inc. Closed By State. The Society's offices were closed some time ago by the State Health | Department and threats that charges of practising would be made. Dr. Empringham has been in Cali- fornia. from where he addressed his | open letter to Bishop Manning, but lt. is sald to be on his way back to N;l‘ e medicine without a license led against him, have been York City to face the charges. denied the chlrges In his letter. CONVICTS ON NEW J0B. | Employed in Building House for Use in Executions. SANTE FE, N. Mex. (#). —Convk‘t labor at the State Penitentiary is build- | ing a death house and an electr® chair, to make effective the decree of the last Legislature that electrocution should sup) lant hanging. Legislature, however, made no lpnmpflltwn of funds to place its new law into effect, so Warden Pat Du has started out to make up the Lt- crepancy with convict labor and funds taken from the profits of the peni- tentiary brick plant. GALESBURG, Ill., (#).—The buggy used by Abraham Lincoln in his cam- aign in 1858 brought only $3.25 when Jyas put up for sale. H. K. ler, a farmer mnear Ply- 11, bought it Bath, $32.50 to $45.00 Bath, $52.50 to $65.00 nd two rooms with complete Your Physician Recommends Chestnut Farms Milk— MILK being one of Nature’s best foods, it naturally follows that you should select as YOUR DAIRY the one producing the finest qual- uy. For over thirty years this dairy has maintained the closest super- vision over its products, in order that we mlghl supply a quality superior to that obtainable elsewhere. standard- that -your family physician does not hesitate to recommend Chestnut Farms Milk as the perfectly balanced diet for children. The quality is always uniform. Try it tomorrow. THE SUNDAY BISHOP ANSWERS EMPRINGHAM, BUT AVOIDS PERSONAL A"Z['TACK BISHOP W. T. 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