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THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, THE EVENING ' STAR, WASHINGTON, T e e i ot | O Tt o e s o by Roach e? of the DISCUSS SHERMAN.LAW. New York. commerce committee of the NEW January 23 ().—The| An affirmative Sherman law, “which | Bar Association. Sherman satiirust, Jaw was attacked | will bring business into contact with a | Julius Henry Gohen, New York cor- nnd defended Tuesday in & dhcuulml branch of Government authorized to co- | poration lawyer, said the law was in- “Self-Government Venu:?ubuc Con- | operate and assist in the solution of | adequate, but t.'lv. before the law could B0y 1930. ¢ be changed 80 as to allow business more | chants’ Association, denled the need for | week for visiting school dally and fac- ' self-government business men must | Change. ing a row of empty seats, The two '~ achieve higher standaras. families In the Gas Springs district Gilbert H. Montague, chairman of the| Idle Teacher Plid Anyway. | have removed with their five children, committee on the Federal Trade Com-| CUBA, N. Y., January 23 ().—Mrs:|but the school trustees believe they are ‘mission and anti-trust laws of the Mer- | W, E. Rathbum teacher, receives $26 a | legally obligated to continue paying. 20 MEDALS GIVEN FOR HEROIC DEEDS Two Silver- and 23 Bronze Awards Are Made by Carnegie Fund. By the Associated Press. iH, Pa., January 2!— | ‘The Carnegie Hero Fund Cor yesterday announced the award of 26 medals in ition of a similar num- ber of acts of heroism performed in the United States within the past three The announcement was made at the close of ‘the commission’s twenty-sixth annual meeting. Silver medals were awarded in two I- to Burney Veenstra, 24, of Grand pids, Mich., and Clyde R. Terry, 38, pruldent of the Illinois Military School, in recognition of what the commi.nbn regarded as deeds of out- standing bravery. The 23 others hon- ored were presented with bronze medals. Six of those whose names came be- fore the commission lost their lives in performing their acts of heroism. To | the aependems of four of these the ’3;“ anted dx'""r?f“'afl“ ng- wfln‘ $: yearly. e depend- E.H of another who lost his life was granted $500 to be applied as the com- misison may sanction. Digablement benefits totaling $1,800 | ‘were: granted three of the heroes who were ‘injured in performing their acts. In ition, in two cases awards ag- $3,200 were appropriated for purposes, to be extended as fon may approve, and in 15 cases awards aggregating $14,000 were made fox other purposes the commission deemed worthy. HOPKINS SEES OUSTER ‘ AS POLITICAL MURDER| Deposed Gleveland Manager As-| cuses Council Foes of Favor- ing Buliness Interests. By the Associated Press, ), January 23.- CLEVELAND, —Calling | | his removal from public office a week | “a political assassination,” W. R.| lice m-m. charges as a coun- | |/ made his ter taack on the list of reasons which counecil -ld a week ago were the expla- | || his dismissal mation of 1. They had mc-| cused him of failure to provide for maintenance® of the municipal mayor. Bevenl less Impomnt charges | also were listed. Bush Fires Menace Whut. PERTH, Western Australia, January | n (P}-—Dinlmu bush fires t:: T large the frlnn of uu wm.am Australia wheat mu m tions of the uflm was killed, mlny injured and | used by the fires. | and workers’ clubs. One thing about the present day cost o’ livin'—the feller that fergits his change don’t lose half as much as he used to. (Copyright, 1830.) M_ONASTEEY IS RAZED. | Dynamites Structure to Make Way for Club. MOSCOW, U. §. S. R. January 23 (#).—Simanov Monastery, which in for= mer days was the most important and richest in Russia, was blown up. with dynamite last night to make rom for a glgantic new Soviet workers' club and “cultural center.” The monastery was founded nearly 600 years ago. by Ot. Sergius. More than a score- of other churches in Leningrad and Moscow are in process of demolition and are being re- placed by commercial buildings, schools In one case a provincial church was turned into a circus and in Tiflis the proceeds from melted church bells were used to es- tablish a menagerie. Soviet " DE MOLL’S Radio Department ‘This department is managed by one of the best known radio experts in Washington. All installations of sets are made under his personal supervision, which guar- antees perfect service to our customers. Let Us Demonstrate the ATWATER KENT ‘We guarantee our prm- to be as low as can be found in the city. Special terms. DE MOL 12th & Piano and Furniture Co. G Sts. 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I suppose we'd still be using it if we hadn’t read that Atwater Kent had perfected the Electro-Dynamic speaker. We went right down to the store to hear it. For the first time we heard on a radio the whole range of an orchestra—the high notes and the full, rich bass notes. It was a new delight, and we had to have it. But now, Atwater Kent has revolutionized every- body’s radio ideas again by bringing out the Screen- Grid set. When we first heard it at a friend’s we our fourth Atwater Kent” were speechless. Such power and such tone! Then more powerl Our friend astonished us by bringing in stations 'way out on the fringe of things— stations so far away that we hadn’t even known - they existed. Not thin little squeaks, either, but clear and true, with wonderful warmth of tone. That was all we needed. Next day we had the man in the store send up this Screen-Grid cabinet MODEL 105 '5 Screen-Grid Radio of superb performance with a low- boy cabinet of distinction, adapt- 3109 able to any room in any home. LESS TUBES Prices slightly bighor west of Rockies and in Canada PRICED AT ATWATER KENT set. We couldn’t bear to part with our”old one. It had served us too well. So we put it upstairs in a bedroom as “second best. Let me show. you how this new one works. I'll turn on the big local station. Oh, a band! Hear all theinstruments? Every onel Noblurring! Ta-ta-tah! Ta- ta-tah! Can’t you see the leader waving his baton? And listen while I turn down the power. There! You can scarcely hear the band, but it’s just as true as when it was loud. That’s control, isn’t it? Let’s try another station. See, I hardly tarn the dial at all, but the big local station is, out, and another is in. I don’t know what it is. There’s the announcement. Why, it’s KMXL! 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