Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1930, Page 11

CHURCH 10 STUD PROPOSED UNION Southern . Presbyterians to Consider Question at As- sembly Thursday. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY TROGLODYTES NEVER EXISTED. [METHODIST CONFERENCE |COUNTRY SHOW PLACE DR. H. W. KRIEGER DECLARES| T0 MEE Returns From Expedition Which Carried Him Into Cen- tral Santo Domingo. Search Was Made in One of Completely Unexplored Regions of Earth. BY THOMAS B. HENRY. After penetrating farther than any ursday. | other human being into the wierd, mys- - | terious Central Cordilleras of Santo Do- nited though the union movement falls to materialize. Rev. S. L. Morris of At~ to u&lbfl!h a ministerial annuity fund. Other major subjects are the general work of the church, foreign and home lon. Dr. -!noflo!uu(! moderator is hechum-t u-hn. TELEPHONE COMPANY mingo along the course of the Tireo River in search of remains of a race of troglodytes supposed to have antedated mmn,nrmrbmwxr of e Institution has just the Smithsonian mmmtownhm:m.eonvmmm y peaks waterfalls L::a: mwl 'l.-:u“n- in uj ver - ndlclm walls of rock, im- ascend. The explorer soon comes filwod between the walls and the rapids. uni and high tains most mu&ronhemmpzwg‘-' o 81, Brings Back 150 Skulls. Prom the mountains, and from shell heaps e::nv-mh:n othe;o p;lnl of the island, he brought back ashington 1 its of lflglc“ also REPORTS PAY EVASION | S oo e etore the ‘son Tholesale Use of Worthless Brass Pieces Found in Martins- burg, W. Va., Booths. Special Dispateh to The Star. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., May 10— 'hummm officials here today confirmed & report that there had been wholesale “un“ol w:nhlu lt:'ul piaes.wt.he booths. From one booth o POST BOOMS SCHOBLE FOR HEAD OF LEGION Fight for Pennsylvanian Launched at Meeting by Veterans of Mar- P which happened to be built on of an anclent cemetery. Right under one woman’s kitchen stove he found :he skeleton burled at lun 400 tion with four hod poh and two nur Jars in front of ‘them, just as the dead #¥le oiv siist feleiens Ewm Stoy, 25, of McLean, and Alice v weday, 23, of East Falls Church, | fin Card Party and Dance Announced. e CROOM, lld Ml] 19 (Spechl) — ‘The Guild of Church will hold a wd p-ny md dance next Sat- urday evening. peninsua! cut into it, however, and this evidently had been the native graveyard. Limited Time Om_y GUARANTEED FACTORY Sent To You On Free Trial mo—-u.-‘h—-po.- S¢ss Only ~ X85 Phon mail coupon vfllbemveedwwur If you are fully satisfied, balance easy payments, THIS SALE ENDS SOON Down today and a Factory Rebuilt T with small :trvhc charge. Hurry! Hurry! Phone today! DR. HERBERT W. KRIEGER. A pmrudon of skeletons were dug out of the sand. Krieger could not dig far, however, until be began underm! He ucund permission to but when it came to excavath paying one month’s company which o'l;ed them. This ranged from 50 cents out to be characteristics of this peo- Krieger concluded that there were dlfleunt culture levels lmnnu the Ara- waks themselves, d g somewhat upon where they live Not all families Mmd the skulls of their infants, just all families do not have Mr children Iren baptired. But if the Ciboney had existed any- ;hm he wncludedlize:m;’t' ll:avo been sparsely populal coun! So he went by mt ebtekintot.hakm Constansa Valley. he fount statuettes of the nne Arlvlk [odl uxd the same pottery ‘Then dangerous descen the 8 their 8g§ Efs i EE g f g ] § : i i FEEEEEY ‘SEEa §¥ ) § B reports, | cretg. o rmstea he found rich with coal and copper. After this he was unable to get out of the Constanza Valley for three weeks because ot the revolution, the natives nfudu ide him. ‘The search for the Phoenician civilization was inspired by 8 recent scientific publication of Dr Narciso [ s, it geged An Unusual Opportunity to Beautify Your Lawn at a Small Expense! Sale of ‘Bushes 2-Year-Old, Monthly Blooming Hardy Stock elected_officers as ot Mvee o A, mm | president, Mrs. Lille Tedrick, Bishop McDowell to Preside at Ses- sions to Open on Methodist wuncmgmdmetcnmmu ll:&z"lwluul Bishop Willlam wm';“'uon.m.wmm-.o‘ o The conference territory includes the exception of the ROCKVILLE. Sister of Late Dodge Brothers Ac- quires 861 Acres in Lou- doun County, Va. Special Dispateh to The tar. 'WINCHESTER, Vs, Msy 19.—Mrs. Isabelle 8. Sloan, New York and De- troit, a sister of the late Dodge brothers, motor car manufacturers, is planning to make a great ocountry show place of & farm of 261 acres she has recently acquired in lnudona wu,v&,umm “horse coun! she will develop it in and train- ing establishment for hbreds for the track and show ring. ber of other wealthy people from New York and elsewhere own similar es- lishments in Loudoun and Fauquier VILLE, Md., May 19 (Special). | Counties. —The annual memorial services for the departed members Branch of the Ni Catholic Men were held in St. )nry'l mthou: Church :m y% and were conducted m Rev. Charles R. Oflln ‘Those remembered were Willlam R. wddnm James Welsh, David H. Warfield, Pisher, Edward E. Welsh, w uneh and William the custom on such occas As i the mem- . | bers of the branch went to holy com- munion in a body. Rev. Frank A. Tyler of the Methodist Church officiated at the marriage Roben Mwy and Miss Hnrriet E. a daughter of the who was one of the county's best known citizens, and was a sister of Alexander templating construction of con- ving, o Bethesda avenue, Ar- Elm street and Reed Miller district council llonwmmry County suhuflan Dutrlc have given notice that & will be held thesds in the county building at uandly evening, May 26. ing to front f« one-fifth of the amount. to be paid July 1, 1031, and & like amount nch year until and 'includ- tn‘ 1035, or the entire amount due may | With p-ld at any time with accrued in- day of payment. Rebekahs Eleot. MARTINSBURG, W. Va., May 19.— (Special) —Daughters of Rebekah, maeflu here in district nnhn Thurs- Presi- vice secretary, Mrs. Etta Ambrose, dv: r, Miss Julia Mmer. thla fity Paw Paw Was awarded the 1931 meet- its decline whm the first white men came. This fits in with the general condition of all the great Indian cul- tures. Both the Mayan and Peruvian civilisations had started to disintegrate when they first came in contact with the white men.” Rose Some 35¢ Very Special Each wowsie 3 for 37 Choose from these Eleven Varieties— Sunburst Ophelia White Killarney ‘White Cochet K. A. Vietoria Red Radiance Francis Scott Key ; Templar Scott’s Columbia Mme. Cochet Piak Radiance lously low price! Don’t Miss This Opportunity to Add Charm and Color to Your Lawn! Eleven of the most popular varieties of rose bushes, all two-year-old stock (some of which are now in bloom) at a ridicu- And at just the right 5 time to set them out for best results. These hardy root-grown hybrid bushes are of the monthly blooming variety. They will add immeasurably to the beauty of ¢ your lawn and the charm of your home site. Mrs. Sloan bought the property from heirs of the late John D. uwl.llot the America, and it ey bl fixed with running water and plenty of blue grass. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTES FOR SUMMER PLANNED here | Dates and Locations for West Vir-| b ginia County Sessions Are Made Public. 19.— ve been part of the State for 1930 2l-22—.m!alon Oounty at Town; Morgan County at 22> Be: charles Berkeley A“l‘ult 1 County at h &g:lmblt 1-3—Pocahontas arlinton; Raleigh 4 o Rl Gy ADDRESSES LEGION Roland Traces Telephone Develop- ment and Praises Pioneers. in purchasing the g:ndenc companies in the county, which immediately interconnected, rebuilt and renovated. SR 15T S Soap Charter Granted. RICHMOND, Ve, May 19 The Aexandas. Ve with 000, has es. president. T. Brooke How~ Alenndrh is Alexandria is attorney for the ard of company, Lo London's od\wwmuunthumwm, h-uoummmn in Bloom MAY 19, 1930. 1D. €. STUDENTS HONORED T IN CUMBERLAND| PLANNED BY MRS. SLOAN | xire0 mected vo Bocioties at Penn sylvania U. ‘Ward M. French, Joseph:C. Marsh, jr, and Alfred R. Golze are among the students from Washington at the - 'of n Unt. Od.tllfl were _invited md’humn,nm:g: 0 great Sale. We are uQn-hty Products. Stock ings! Quality at a Saving! Octagon Cleanser 2 3 Victor Coffee A GRS e b 10800 0,0, 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0o 0o 0“0 0 e ° L e Tt ) mmfim ma| END CULTURAL MEETS - More than seventy-five carloads of Colgate-Palmolive Co. Products shipped us for this glad to co-operate with this Nationally-known Compeny, famous for your pantry shelves with everyday needs at 9¢ Princess Gloss Starch, pkg., 8¢ flCOC offee.29c; 38c—29c—=10c Saved! Taste as Well as Save the Difference! b Te 35(; - Acme Coffee 25¢ Carefully Made—Bakeéd in Our Own Delivered Onl-le Victor Bread p;...,.; 5(; _Homema.de Style MilkRolls .. ., ... Golden Bantam Sugar Y Double Tip i MATCHES ‘Safety MATCHES F-r Puehu, Boiling. or SELECTED FRESH EGGS . 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