Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1929, Page 19

\ L TEACHERS PENSIN o e e | CATHOLS ALY [ e e e e oo o Wil ng the ack. \ ASH | homemade ‘monoplane in which they|told police that Hawkins, & student| The crash came when theiplane slip- # t 2-Year-Old Sister aviator, had not, to take the weére flying crashed to the ground. o b 5 mm“v ht‘rflwh:kg::_flnsmump.mm robed fetines, i Glatere FriaTs | ) cetdent C Dy The dead are Melvie Hawkins, 17, TOTALS$17.371.90 | FromBecnimeeme | () PAPAL COLORS Eees o Y St e [ e e A 1 By the Associated Press. S B Homemade lonophn‘.. ww.mmdifi ‘:t‘il::l:::nuumjbumfl; X y — X ——e ; expressions of filial and Hawkins of a fractured skull and @ 1,485 Allowances Are Paid| | sfartiog s fre tod Throng of 30,000 in London by Carnegie Foundation 3:year-oid siter from the biasing | | Celebrate Century of Po- Announcmg During 23 Years. e hes. ity Grey i sanor litical Emancipation. The Opening of the freedom. He i 4 f vamis ffi| - Mr., X f Levy, 4| Drogrem in - ' . I C g At e o i Jo 8 o | | | FALL DANCE SEASON , i g ¢ | By the Associated Press. since she was too heavy for him By the Assoclated Press. 3 I - I NEW YORK, September 16—The| | to carry. LONDON, September 16.—The papal | : | Tuesday, September 17th Carnegie Foundation for the Advance- A few minutes after the rescue colors of yellow and white rippled in o B | 1 s the walls of the small frame | \the breeze over Westminster Cathedral | Grounded Mail Ship Refloated. |lf ; I GOLD ROOM ment of Teaching yesterday announced | house caved in. yesterday, while 30,000 Roman Cath- I We solve your Parking"Problem while shop- I 1as paid out during Juaze The children were alone in the olice celebrated a century of their po-| SAN FRANCISCO, September 16 (P). | | b iy 3 of s activiy more than 817371900 In house when Billy attempied fo | |litical emancipation in England. —Messages received here tonight from | [f ping here by taking charge of your car | AN " o580] n the cook stove an A pontifical high mass was celebrated I . | pensions to their widows. accidentally set the house on fire. | |in" th . I g That the foundation’s twenty- . e grounds of the cathedral by |which went aground off I ! R e Archbishop Williams of Birmingham. | Mexican Gulf yesterday, stated the ves- Special Engagement Cardinal Bourne, Archbisho) t- [sel had been floated and was $n, 435 sllovances and pensions which | p| ANE CRASH INJURIES | ropolian- of - Wectminsien. i fowing | to Los Anpees, apparentls utammaged. Our Infants’ Department ‘ OMBARDO Baoe e Framics o Buchers I 0 RS hlU SR U, S|t fown tpernty bt || : , GUY L foundiand. FATAL TO NEW YORKER |Azistne mers stx accubisnops, whiie the D i on Fifth Floor i and his ‘The report showed that on June 30, were $31,504,000, an increase of about | Mrs. Loretto Golen Sustains Brok- | around the out-of-doors altar. &’ *“ROYAL CANADIANS 7 g e I o WASHINGTON lous During the year 1927-1928 the founda- . A tion. b'en.n the payment of 82 new al- R. H. Fleet. Loud speakers and amplifiers carried Call P'h"’l,':, 3900 | enjoy shopping. lowances and pensions of an annual the service to the outskirts of the huge DO CLEANING co. | Columbia Recording Artists - value of $146,500. crowd of worshipers. The choir sas i I b o . s 5 'A"study of the lives of 368 profes- | > e T S AN Sntario, September | [FoM & cathedral Toom in ful view o RIS | O many exquisite little dress outfits and Sweetest*Music This Side of Heaven e T e e Dl I s | 16—Mrs. Loretto Golen of North | e torupers Info the loud speakers. ommmsemes— | unusual play garments, just {cceived from DINNER DANCING......7:30 to 9:30 clly """Eu“‘u"}'e'r I and quief | Tonawands, N. ¥, died yesterday in ==l makers who specialize in children’s clothes that | fsW\ SR, SUPPER DANCING other men.o” 3 ferean an_sirpiane crash Brdey. ; o ]e | are healthful as well as charming. Through & study of professors’ sal-| "The plane was owred by Maj. R. H. @ mls ln arics in 90 colleges and unfversities,| Fieot of Buttalo, president of the Con- Distinctive Selecti N oundation found that an averags | solidated AITcratt Gorporation, who was ; : istinctive Selections Now salary of $3,840 is paid to professors in| piloting the machine when it crashed. Tapestries, Mohairs - 32 institutions having less than 1,000 | He was injured, but hopes are heid out Brocad for Infants, enrollment. for his recovery. X rocades a 3 o IFE: Golen, Who was Maj. Fleet's sec- Velours I Small Girls and Boys NOTED PLAYWRIGHT DIES. cred 2 broken neck. Also Chair Caneing, and B . aoia g Porch Rockers Splinted b; Jesse Lynch Williams, 1017 Pulit-|| Special for Limited Time Only Our Experts atsp the Nov}; F S,T“ET CORNER OF 13TH zer Prize Winner, Expires suddenly || FUR COATS Prevailing Low Prices for JORDANVILLE, N. Y. September 16 Cleaned g Two Days Only. 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