Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1929, Page 65

POLICE QUELL ROT ! IN CROWD OF 2,000 Communist Street Demon- stration in New York Re- sults in Many Arrests. y the Associated Press. 1 NEW YORK, September 14.—Police (Were on the alert today fo prevent further disturbances after a series of riots in connection with Communist [street metings, which resuited in 40 arrests within 24 hours. Reserves battled a crowd of 2,000 hites and N in Harlem last night when police attempted to break [up a Communist open-air meeting 'which they said was being held without & permit. Eight were arrested. The meeting had been called to further the candidacy of a Negro Communist can- didate for Congress. Earlier in the day 20 were arrested, including Robert Minor, editor of the Daily Worker, a radical publication, [during a Communist demonstration in front of the Mexican consulate on ‘Thirty-fourth street, near the Penn- sylvania Station. The battle was precipitated when a imounted patrolman pulled a speaker from: a packing case. Another prompt- ly mounted the box and attempted to speak. Orators and arrests followed in quick succession until nine had been ulled from the makeshift rostrum. g'he speakers attacked the Mexican gov- ernment for deportation of radicals. The disturbance attracted a crowd 'which blocked noouday traffic in one of the most congested midtown sections and was not quelled until reserves ar- rived. CARDINAL BOURNE SCORES REFORMS Calls Sex Ideas “Degrading to Holy Matrimony” and Proclaim Im- possibility of Self-Control. By the Assoclated Press. " LONDON, September 14.—Cardinal [Bourne, primate of the Roman Catholic hurch in England, speaking last night jin Albert Hall at a celehration of the entenary of the Catholic emancipation [act, spoke strongly against so-called xual reform ideas, which are being discussed here at length this week by he third world congress for sexual re- fform. The cardinel called such ideas “de- ding to holy matrimony.” He said hat “analysis of all motives set forth by earnest, well-meaning and, I believe, conscientious men of hard cases which hey quote with a view of extension of facilities for divorce all come to the same thing, a cry of instinct for self- gratification and the proclaiming of the tmmlblllly of self-control. “80, too, with the apostles of birth prevention in a still more dangerous degree. How can those who deliberately interfere with the natural processes of life preach purity to women whom they have taught to avoid the consequences h! ce reinforced the helfl.lt.ln‘ ucummg conscience?” FORMER BRITISH COLONEL FLEES WITH DAUGHTER re. Gerald C. Mumby Asks Los! Angeles Authorities to Return Child to Her, y the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, September 14.—The reported flight of Gerald C. Mumby, former British army colonel, to Au- tralia with his 7-year-old daughter, hose custody had been awarded to pMrs. Mumby, occupied the attention of os Angeles officials today. District Attorney Buron Fitts cabled bane authorities requesting that the hlkl be held for deportation, and At- orney William J. McNichols, counsel for Mrs. Mumby, asked that felony harges be filed against Mumby. Mrs. Mumby was awarded final de- of divorce from Mumby here yes- day. She had testified that her hus- d had spent several thousand dol- jars upon an actress and upon school- for the actress’ son, while she her- 1f had been forced to call upen:her ts for financial aid. Mumby was reported to have arrived Brisbane September 6. Since then Pritish consular authorities have been xchanging telegrams with District At- orney Fitts in an effort to determine : eulenl status of Mumby and the Mrs. Mumby said her husband, who po here as a flim director, previous- [y had been married to Adele Covert s ;{ew York. They were divorced in R0,000-MILE AIR TRIP MARKED BY DISASTER ). Fleet and His Private Secre- tary in Crash Near End of Journey. By the Associated Press. BUFFALO, N. Y, September 14.— The end of a 20,000-mile flying trip 'was marked by disaster yesterday Iot (Maj. R. H. Fleet, president of the Con- solidated Aircraft Corporation of Buf- falo, and his private secretary, Mrs. Loretta Golem. ‘They were in a hospitai omh' lut night suffering from injurles ived when their plane ;‘lnv!r-med while making a forced land- Mn. Golem, herself a pilot, was not expected to live. She has a broken neck and other injuries. Maj. Fleet th a broken ankle and other pinor injuries. ‘The pair left Buffalo two months o on a 20,000-mile fiying trip which took them to the Pacific Coast and through many States. A S Ko Skin--- Perfeet for Stockingless Limbs . The new “Oriental Sun- Tan” shade gives you a soft, alluring, natural api Tan complexion that will not mb off, streak, spot or be lected by water. Also made h ‘White, Flesh and Rachel. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, SEPTEMBER 15, 1920_ PART SEPTEMBIR FURNITURE JALE 9 AM. to 6 P.M. W. B. Moses & SINCE 1861—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE F Street at Eleventh National 3770 Notable for Variety and Value This 7o & sale of Moses standard ‘qual- ity furniture, addi- s b Gimg e e styles and improved construction specif: rHe SCPTEMECE == FURNITURE Living Room Suites Reduced A two-piece suite tastefully upholstered in blue mohair is reduced in the sale— $180 Two lovely pieces in taupe mohair, rich and distinctive in appearance, now— e $340 A two-piece living room suite artistically cov- ered in mulberry mohair is now— $245 A charming suite for the living room is up- holstered in green frieze. Two pieces— $400 Rust mohair is the smart covering used on this two-piece suite, now sale priced— $195 A two-piece suite in green damask is a rare value in the sale at— $425 Two artistic pieces comprise this suite of taupe mohair now reduced to— $250 An exceedingly lovely suite is richly uphol- stered in tapestry. Now reduced— $385 Burnt orange is the color of three living room pieces now reduced to— A two-piece suite upholstered in rose damask’ is an outstanding value at— $200 A bed-davenport suite consisting of three pieces upholstered in velour, is now— $165 Another bed-davenport suite of three pieces, in velour, is reduced to— $175 An unusually delightful suite of two pieces, in mulberry mohair, is now priced— Charming Early American Pieces o The Designs Were Inspired by Treasured Heirlooms Furniture of the 'quaint type used by our forefathers has an his- torical interest. The. group pic- tured above, now on display at our store, will appeal to you. The pieces are made of maple, and the lovely amber colored finish simplicity of the designs. The dresser base is an exact re- production of a prized antique, and the mirrors are replicas of unusual + "The Plymouth” . Beds, each $60 v Dresser with Hanging Mirror $11s ¢ Dressing Table with Hanging Mirror, with their curly maple panels, sturdy posts and nplnl-mrned foot rnh, Ppossess an interesting individu- This furniture will help you to make a bedroom of delightful charm, which will be much ad- mired by your friends. We can fully attest the excellence of the materials and construction. We shall enjoy showing you this group, now on display in the furnished ex- hibition rooms on the sixth floor, and sale priced: Chest with Mirror, $128.50 Nite Table, $28 , Chair, $26 Beach, $24 Other Bedroom Suites Sale Priced A six-piece enameled bedroom suite is” repriced now to— . ) $150 Four lovely pieces in walnut bear the September sale tag— - §195 'Anatfiniemiteoffou!piecuinmple or mahogany is now— $250 Walnut is used effectively on these four pieces now marked at— $295 Six pieces in mahogany, richly finllhed are repriced now at— $350 Scores of Other Bedroom Suites Now $150 up to $1,250 All Occasional Pieces Sale Priced So many charming things to tell about, and so little room to tell it inl Those deep, down-filled sofas, inviting armchairs, stately secretaries, versatile tables, and a veritable host of other correct new pieces. Every one .muinely and ‘ea«ouoly re- &nudm ; ¢ There are mahogany book trough end tables for $3.95, desks of the Governor - Winthrop type finished in mahogany at $47.50, exceedingly comfortable wing Cogswell chairs, $49.50, and mahogany gate-leg tables at $19.75. And many other smart pieces, all sale priced now. Buy: Your Fine Furmture Like Your Good Car—Our Deferred Payment Plan Might Well Be Called “Moses’ Investment Plan” sk diie LY L Purniture, Third, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Fioors 1C Do you know that Moses selects their furniture from the best designs of more than six hundred furniture shofs? Dining Room Suites Reduced A walnut dining room suite of ten pieces is now reduced in this sale to— $195 [ A ten-piece mahogany dining suite in the Georgian type is now marked down to— o $585 i Another exquisite suite of ten pieces, in ma- hogany, is sale priced now at— $295 & £ f‘ Ten pieces that show Colonial influence, of mahogany, beautifully made. Now— - $1,250 o I The sale price is greatly below regular on a ten-piece suite in mahogany at— 9 $395" . i £9F8s Another artistic suite, ten pieces, in mahog- any, beautifully finished, is— pr $360 < e A smart suite in walnut, ten pieces, for the average home, is reduced to— o $250 . o G RS If you want Ming unusual, see this chestnut suite of ten' pieces— $750 .. A ten-piece suite in mahogany, very rich and " $595 - ‘ % An imposing suite for the larger home is this one, of mahogany, ten pieces— $1,125 Another ten-piece suite developed in mahog- any is greatly reduced in the sale— . $415 Mahogany has been employed mon effec- tively in this suite of ten pieces at— " $585 Breakfast suites of five pieces in decorated enamel, are greatly reduced— v ¥ TeNEiarbITILeis e FasreeNdaewInad B T P T S P rereRvIERESIENLL sewreses v rrEeeIt Ty R