Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1929, Page 25

THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER 22, 1929—PART 1. 2| e T e e e e 5 AYMEN'S GROUP PLANS | isis comar, Toscaer chugs ewel & | REV, MOSES R. LOVELL | &Pt e hsrsians, %0556, | DELEGATE OFF TO TOKIO | e o sitr ssonme, fe by | PLANE GIVEN WELCOME. FR[EDBM mf PRESS program will be as follows: Mornin, SPEAKS THISMORN'NG Next Sunday is rally Sunday. This FOR WORLD CONFERENCE On his way to the West coast he will h, 1 marks the ning of the full program all gt 1 district offices and will | gt. Augustine. Fla., Landin, t vANNUAL PILGRIMAGE | sorm sof st 2ol o it ke chuth s B S R ST, | S Aueustine. T, Landing Fas 3 i f Comdr. Jewell, 1:30 p.m.; s The Washington Life Adjustment voyage. of New Line Inaugural. . ice Association to Visit Trin. | [yimemory of Comdr, Jewel, 3 oatng | “The Five Horsemen of the Apoca- | Genter will reopen October 7 under the | J0bn C. Moyt Sails to Represent | “[pf nied by Mrs. iy Skt | IN G”B A |S DENlEB f . Hoyt is_accompa 3 direction of Miss Hels A . 3 3 ity Parish—To Assemble at lypse’” Theme at Mount Pleas- | {RCHOR OO, Viss HOW K B e fy American Society of Civil EeE mx'i‘.}fl:'dgvfl.z‘ H"n’w:hm E- | 21 (). —Three Eastern Alr Express air- i 'ongregation: Engineers at Co: —_—— s landed here today in their flight District Building. e con ant Qongregational. | - f o s vice Sgrntics In Clevelsnd, = s Publio T % New York to Miami to open bi- Members of the Laymen's Service As- At the 11 o'clock service today at | New York and Washington, will give | John C: Hoyt, chief of the surface 'ublic Improvements. weekly passenger and. express service. iation and thelr friends who are go- 3 Mount Pleasant Congregatioinal Church | full time to the wadrk. waters division, Geological Survey, left SANTIAGO DE CUBA (#).—Approxi- After being entertained by city and EX-Gov. lturralde of Matan- One Dead in Peru Tenement Fire. | pey noses R Lovell will take as his o terday for Toklo, where he is to act | mately $9,000,000 will be used next year | founty officials at luncheon, the party g on the annual pilgrimage of the o b4y Y i i Sociation to Trinity parish, Norwood, | LIMA, Peru, September 21 ().—One | theme “The Five Horsemen of the Hoover Names Zimmerman, ey Gonaeickate to the World En | for public improvements, according to George W Bassert, st ‘was presentea 22 Points to Assassina- ne e Lo el to death and two | Apocalypse.” front of he {)‘é“ufi'zmnutfidl.# l:llbls omen':.eub‘:mmm“ ; l:.lured in a fire Mrs, Pearl 8. Buck, professor of Eng- President Hoover yesterday appointed | Tepresent the American Soclety of Civil | 37 .nnou?cemmt bl e ;'I:"hk:' “n‘ :' 'mymmc{“ o i i fn. Those without transportation will | at Arequipa, which swept through a | lish literature in the National Govern- | former Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman of | Engineers. b A - . " it s e b iaken care of by the commistee in | densely inhabited tenement house. The | ment University, will address the church | Wisconsoin to the commission repre- | ._Mr. Hoyt is in charge of the principal arge. fire Iasted several hours. Many persons | school at 9:30 8.m., Tecounting her re- | senting the United States at the Inter- | investigations of river flow being under- | Colombia has just opened a new gov- | _South Africa’s white population is | 2 he pilgrimage is a memorial to the | were made homeless. cent experiences in Nanking and in- national Exposition at Seville, Spain. taken by the Federal Government for | ernment radio station at Bogota. Dyy ooitoned ot meary LIRARD. [t et ek bt Ul S e S L O TR e A2l M i ot SR B e e A, ot SO et Mt b R O Vol its A o NI ol i Bl Bl o S S NEW YORK, September 31.—Dr. . L 9y [ ’ > | Rafael Iturralde, forme vernor L and listen to the Hud’s Hank Simmons’ Show Boat Everv Wednesday Evening ' : | tne Cubn Province o Manaas and \ et & . | secretary of war and navy in the | Machado administration in Cuba, issued a statement today controverting the | assertion of Havana editors that there | is freedom of the press in Cuba. His communication follow: In response to a statement concern- : | ing Cuban affairs signed by three : % | editors of Cuban dailles which you efr- a ua e culated, I beg to gay there has been no frecdom of the press during_the entire Machado administration. PFour /a rem /' ums wi [ /) S | Bsvasminated during. that peried g | mysterious ciréumstances after eam- % paigns unfavorable to the government. Ura ases 0 These were: Maj. Armando Andre, director of El Dia; Bartholome Sacaro, director of La Voz Del Maestro; Julio . Antonio Mella, director of Cuba Libre, 2 |and Capt. Aguiar, director of La 4 # Campana. . Weekly Is Suppressed. “Only two weeks ago La Semana, a 7 | Cuban weekly, was suppressed and three of its reporters deported, while the chief editor, Sergio Carbo, was com- pelled to flee by airplane to the United States. Numerous other new T8 have been violently suppressed, includ- ing El Macional, Union Nacionalista, |El Cubano Libre, Ls Presna and : | Hatuey. Says Hundreds Murdered. “As to political conditions in Cuba, ‘ : — no one can deny that Machado re- LR BRI i E ; = 3 J . - lected himaelf without opposition, that ] 7 F & i j i r 4 ! no election has been held for Congress- — i N \ F K \ | 7 - | men now holding office, and that - hundreds of citizens havé been mur- dered, while widespread terrorism rre. lcan Three-Piece Fiber Liviig Room Suite y ) i e Bl | ‘ ? | Jails” The reports of the ‘Amerlean B This attractive and durable suite consists : AN A e, I Amc!hfli;toig\“l:s definitely conclusive on M of a settee, armchair and rocker of durable s ! .50 7 | ) S 218 3 4 : | fiber in degorated finishes. Cretonne-covered MILK LACKS éLEMENTS spring cushion seats. Special............ 5 50c @ Week—The Hub g | ! - ) OF FOOD, CHEMIST SAYS | Iron, Copper, Iodine and Vitamin D Are Missing, Ohio Expert Holds. ‘WOOSTER, Ohio (#)—For all its reputation as & “perfect food” milk lacks important food elements, says Dr. 'W. E. 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A coroner’s inquest will x eiesenaensns . $10.85 grEpep { | 3. vl L 50c @ Week c & ee be held to determine the cause of the accident. Lo e o el At the time Ackenhausen was'sub- tituting for Capt. Wilhelm Wilno, origi- ! nator of the human cannon-ball proj- ect, who was crippled while doing the Fine Grade Seamless g b AR : ~ - : LU fe e | e’ et Syracuse, N few weeks Axmi 20 =zl | TR el — | “FAILURE” IS SUCCESS. x lnSter RUGS g : : ! I 4 ‘{ i - ‘ - 4 Wisconsin Violin Student Wins A 9D8D g ‘ 2 | ; 5 2 e 6x9 feet llu. ..... B R T YR P R TP R PP 518-85 | MANITOWOC, Wis. () —The fingers that failed to bring Leonard Conjurski success as a violinist have won him dis- tinction as a maker of violins. = E| i T Poverty handicapped Conjurski while =3 N ¥ i uasas 30 11 5 ( d he was studying music. and he became & <4 § 4 2 | tool and diemaker. Making violins, & trade his father had taught him, be- y . . . d 8 : : BEDWEAR 3 TeswmAtaticefimtivfae § 0. 1 g o oy B vt Made of genuine walnut veneer on gumwood—a suite for B strensly meae B B i‘:;iesnw::g st;’emg:u;;:’pg?;:m‘:::m of H the small apartment or home—consisting of a & anie. == | P DOUble Plaid B]ankets B pedestal-base extension table, buffet and four side s “| S0ca 5 1 2 3 Births Reported ; i chairs with slip seats of imitation leather Week i Al . o e s s, e $2 29 i i y B ¢ ); the ‘Health Department during the last 24 rious colors. Size 66x80 inches. Special - China Cabinet, $21.75 Extra M { " Posear and Celia Gilderhorn. boy. ¥ . " exford R. and Mirian g 'G;L!yl: boy. \ Part-Wool Indian Blankets Fiiilem and Edne Bargky. and Ruby Single blankets in colorful de- signs. 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A mar- ) ::ilht S:lzoordin::fly i : . velous value at 4 e i e b AR, ¢ $1200 Specil— | : $5.00 Down—The Hub Brnery e, ey s, Perfect Goods—Attractive \ o g I 34 Rarmond Chintult, 4 months, Chlldren's inderson, 62, 920 25th & ° Border Designs i \ - = - Fernisit Andersop, 63,02 28t { 5 1 Willlam H. West, 57, 1201 Cafrollburgh st N 5-Piece Walnut ¢ = LE *Neestey Harris. 55, 1314 16th st. ¢ - What Harold We , Gallinger Hospital. o e . = 1B) . B v Frank Cr mergency Hospital. . \ g & Finish Outfit - SR rnDl R We Sell Mt b . . \ \ t This inexpensive outfit consists of a walnut- K i ] % 3 2 W‘ s nar:.lggnen. ;ce::fim = \ N finished dresser, chest of SO Y\Y\l‘ ' and Alline F. Creighton, 18. Baltimore, Md.} AN\ X \ finished dresser, cain seat $3 6 .30 “ \ B Guaranlee Rep U E. 50:‘?"!““&,’" A i ne. Raym ingle. 48. ake T et Rouncar . CessDe Eedrow S. Kevser. 42, Walter Reed Hos- Py John P. 's. chair, bed spring and ) and Phyllis Olivia Smyth, 20, Richmond, Vs. ished metal bed to match. 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