Evening Star Newspaper, June 8, 1930, Page 12

A—12 3 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 8 1930—PART ONE. | | lected tain, with <Clar- ding the attractions at the annual belon; to young Herbert David of ] E & ‘[H R WOMEN’S CLUB MEETS 'FIREMEN ELECT e clageh ’fiw;;'.';‘;.n: Dunie ::ng‘u.mwflmzwBymge-.n,‘;}TAKEN TO FAIRFAX ‘?n.;;;lv...dm:h wac-soien Mon- 5-DAY WEEK GRANTED e Commisaners N O Brig: | weanesasy. Thursday and Priday and| ON CALF THEFT GHARGE |onner pust a fow minutes betore i wat | sante Fe Shop Workers at ,HBJ | ! 7 urged the members to attend as much PR KT | scheduied for slaughter at the -Benning lsem: iMeliwoodOnppainatics Eheatn e AT BLADENSBURG ham, Baxter Denny, Milton Payne and orts of State and County Sessions. Samuel Mostow, were elected members | of the convention as possible. 2 | plant. Given Shorter Work Sche: i s e e | of the bora of trustees. Seversiineninist ML syetic; sxktithe B s G T“medi mors warrant: for- Petars' transtens 0| | ropgrea, June. 1. PlcA: fipaday . i i + | Chief Gasch again was chosen chair- | association’s pumper w in the Over to County Authorities | Fairfax County was sworn out last s ‘s UPPER MARLEORO, Md. June 71— | W.'R. Beattie Retained as Presi man of the entertainment commitee, | parade Priday. However, a sufficient | ¥ night before Justice T. P. Chapman by ;.f:"'fi'h;,“flfi.f:,‘;ex‘j“T:f“:f,’,{’,;uf,":,,d o Repoets of the Siate and Ooumty. Ped | With these assistants: Myron ‘Potter, | humber of firemen will remain here’ at on Warrant. Sheriff Kirby, merely charging Peters | 1o 800D “WPURes Tob MOROMIEI (T : Tawrence Dayton, Clarence Gasch, |all times to answer alarms as well as | | with stealing and carrying away calves. | edaY bV Topete SMOHS By L 00 Nhre B 3 . A Headiey Gaseh, W. G. Perry, Theodore & force to handle the rescue squad | Special Dispaich to The 8 | Kirhy stated that & new snd mace spes | B0V, 0 line with the railioadw’ e Biuokinition; - o - sRishopla| 20N Wilao Sl deicentes o Anderson, Edward Hill, Sam Bayley, | work. FAIRFAX, Va., June 7.—Frank Wes- | cific warrant would probably be pre- gy B g P'S | the J eet of the Meliwood iy ) 11 ther reductions in force for the present. N GlGD, 10 \he Tuns. utihea Leonard Simpson, E. J. Cannon and | o e ley Peters, 30 yéars old, of #461 Con- |pared here atter he had had an ob- | "'F X" Goclaner, assistant. to the v v rtainment Special Dispatch to The F. B. Curran. | uit road, Washington, was turned over | portunity to interrogate the Prisoner eral ma e, said it was his Cross May Alter Govern- | RSrving Bovie” e tiliusloment somontimwicn o oo sar P B U, payton was namea) HERSHFIELD TO SPEAK | osnens =% "y b Wekkingion | Friner. ot il o il g X o % Sy chairman of the house committee and T L police on a warrant charging theft of PLE A EERREN I general over the system. Employes ment of Church. by Mrs. John Ridgely. Beattie was re-elected president of the (il)'ve assisted by Joseph Murphy. Ed-| Tsadore Hershfield, Washington rep- | Calves and. chickens from Fairfax Dislike Waving Motorists. B A program uynder the direction of | py jonchurg Volunteer Firemen's Asso-| ward Hill, Herry Ishman and George | County ihe Topeka- D . s eri- ; ; AR T AN v v i G bt % ort to work Baturday, but will retum tc M L Sacer A o AT "xt | ciation for the fifth consecutive time at | Wiseman, | resentative of the Hebrew Imgrant| “peters was arrested Wednesday after-| VALDOSTA, Ga, June 7 (R)— B s By the Associated Press { the next meeting. to be held in the, the annual meeting held Wednesday| Edward tferedith of Benning, D. C. Aid Society, W\l‘l l:nnp :ax rhrfsp:':“:‘r}: noon by Detecilve John Wise of e | Siugents of Georsia State Womans ! A B h . s ¢ officers | was elected & contributin | at vention of Jewis s| orce as ; i ROCK ISLAND, Iil, June 7.—Pro- residence of Mrs. Hill, July 1 ?:fi‘:\p.-?fid‘h‘f»?r",ar{.{g:f\{ g;&:;“‘f;;]:'(f B e & I Teard ot ihe resus ;fm":; &?\_‘]‘;’e‘: e held in Boston | street siaughter house for a check for | College dislike to have young man| «To come up to the scratch” wes a posals to change ‘h'm{'"m rd rhmf‘h, - ——o—— George Wiseman, assistant chief: Frank | squad of the Prince Georges County|Jupe 7 to June 11, inclusive. 'Hersh- | a calf which he had delivered “earlier | motorists wave at them. Anyhow that's|term used when the boxing ring was government faced 3000 delegates to| . ¢ s “Post week” in Brighton, Mace, treasurer, and F. W. Norgle | Firemen's_ Association ~presented the|fleld will speak on “Jewish Migration in the week. He is said to have con-| what President R. H. Powell told the | simply a space marked out on the grass the seventy-first annual convention of | DUrnE & KO0t 0000 letters and | financial secretary. Edward Potter was | standard Red Cross certificate of merit | o the. United States During the Last fessed to 11 thefts of calves and chick- | city council, snd then it adopted an|A scratch was made in the turf to dividn the Lutheran Augustana Synod as the | England, recently, 1000000 letters Anc | oo eretary, to sucoeed E. J. Can- | to Chief Gasch, F. H. Gasch and Theo- | Decade, Including Problems Resulting | ens from nearby Virginia and Maryland | ordinance forbidding men fo enter the | the ring: boxers had to come up to this mf:‘xe??csa'?':;;r\\;'\fmd:l?a:';g"?f:r; the | :7{;{::( il iy 3 non. Lawrence Dayton, who was lieu- dore Dorsey. He gave a short talk re- from Present Immigration Laws.” farms, including the prize Jersey calf ' college ground except on business. mark to meet each other United Strses, Canada and foreign mis- gion fields ascembled for the formal opening of the convention last night Dr. C. A. Lund of Escanaba, Mich., preached a sermon on “Our Work, Our Danger and Our Victory.” The same theme was used by Dr. T. N. Hassel- 4 quist at the organization of the synod - 8t Clinton, Wis., 70 years ago eration of Women's Clubs' conventions dent of Association—Others y . C. F. Maguire were submitted by Mrs. C. I'4 Rechosen., Would Recognize Cross. Controversy over the form of church government was seen after the synodi- cal council indicated it would recom- mend that a bishop’s cross received by Dr. G. A. Brandelle of Rock Island be accepted officially. There are o bishops at present in the Lutheran Church in America, al- though the bishop's cross was con- ferred upon Dr. J. A. Aasgard of Min- neapolis recently by the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America. At pres- ent synod and conference heads are called presidents. Possess Bishop's Rank. Opponents of the council recom- mendation said that such action would imply formal acceptance of the episco- pate form of church government, while advocates claimed acceptance had no special significance as the synod presi- dents are regarded as possessing the rank of bishop. Dr. Brandelle, who received the bishop's cross from Archbishop Nathan Soderblom, primate of the Church of Sweden. was invited to sttend the fourth general conference of the Luth- eran bishops of Sweden, Norway, Den- mark, Finland and Iceland in Sigtuna, Sweden, June 26. HERNDON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS ELECT OFFICERS Plan to Keep Up Interest in Ath- letics During the Sum- mer Months. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., June 7.—At a meet- ing just held here of the Boys' Athletic Association of the Herndon High School Robert Bready was elected president for the Summer, is being the plan of the assoclation to keep up the interest in athletics during this period. Monograms were awarded Woodrow Wilson and Archie Hummer and_stars to Roy Tate, Robert Bready, Culver Gates. Charles Manly Burton, Wilson Ryon L:’;Tmu o il :x‘:‘e’{l‘:i‘w ‘:,l:: The four magnificent pieces of this bed room group meuehe p:::-:ixnmons iRt 1 comprise straight end Bed of Gothic arch design, Dresser, rsday morning and the elementary Chest of Drazwers and Vanity. They are all splendidly inished sn W alnut. IN ADDI- The nine main pieces of this dining room group com- prise long Buffet, China Cabinet, Extension Table, Arm- chair and 5 side chairs. They are finished in rich Walnut, and the chairs have attractive upholstered seats. IN AD- DITION, you get a 7-pc. Damask Set, 26-pc. Silver-plated set of Tableware, a 25-pc. decorated set of Dinnerware and two Electric Torcheres. teachers will take their pupils on a pic- nie. The seniors and juniors have just completed their standard achievement tests. Graduating exercises will be held Saturday evening, with E. G. Pur- vis of Washington as the speaker. The graduating class this year is composed of Misses Mary Elizabeth Harrison, Anna Day, Louise Carter, Virginia Mil- lard, Kathleen Smith, Edith Retzer and Messrs. George Retzer and Charles Manly Burton. On Thursday evening the junlers and sophomores give a party in honor of the seniors. s R QAP BEGINS EIGHTH TERM Mayor Phillips Sworn in at Mid- e s e gy A %Y AA NN lahd; Md. ' Bpecial Dwfll((!l to The Star. MIDLAND, Md., 'June 7.—Mayor William B. Phillips, elected to an eighth term, was sworn in Thursday night with Councilmen Owen Canty, John Kenny and John McGowan. The holdover councilmen: are .Edward Eisentrout, Patrick_O'Brien and A. M. Warnick. Frank Burns was elected clerk. The _following _appointments were constructed and micely Attractively covered with sturdy made: Lawrence. Dunn, bailiff; Simon Reilly, town attorney; David. Shults, treasurer; Prank Burns, tax collector; Dr. M. J. McDermott, Lawrence Dunn and John Kenny, board of health; Mc- ‘Gowan, O'Brien and Kenny, road com- mittee; Canty, Warnick and Eisentrout, electric light committee; Kenny and O'Brien, fire department commitiee, HITS GOLD STANDARD Bank of England Director Outlines Results of Changing Value. NEW YORK, June 7 (#).—Fluctua- tion in the purchasing power of gold and its evils were discussed by Sir Josiah Stamp, a director of the Bank of England, before the Stable Money Association last night at the Harvard Club. He asserted that gold - stabilization is one of the most serious problems facing the industrial and financial community. “The rapid appreciation of the value of gold—that is, the fall in prices.” he said, “is making the position of deblors all: over the world more serious. This change in gold value of 25 per cent in ‘the last four or five years has, in effect, added the equivalent of over geven billion dollars to the British national debt at a time when everybody imagines that it has been diminished by substantial sums being paid off.” Electrocuted by Pole. GARY, Ind., June 7 (#).—Rushing home for dinner, John Faager, 55 Cedar Lake, Ind., was electrocuted yes- terday and his body burned in his auto- mobile which skidded off the road, de- molishing & pole supporting a wire carrying 11,000 volts, Current from the wires fired the aufomobile, exploding the guolmz tanl SUFFERED PAI WITH PIVPLES Itched So Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals. “My face was covered with pim- ples and blackheads. 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