Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1930, Page 12

A—12 THE EVENING STAR, W HINGT( TUESDAY, JULY ————— ]508% PERSUNS [ AUTO CRASH FATAL V M. I. TO RECEIVE !3'“3‘1{2,‘3"."2‘a;:?;e’,‘!.'x??‘y&‘l!f&:“":é:;: CUMBERLAND HONORS ANGLICAN BISHOPS | i it ooy aneren st A ge for placing the memarial. lliams Juxon, 1663; Wi 3\ ot e oo Sl et s x| | FYSENENTAL TNNES h.:rz,.".:s::mzsm.::;:srd::fl;: REV. CHAUNCEY BOTFORD GATHERING IN LONDON B et Four O'clock Succumbs. C. Kilmer. a member, who died some ’ o laying on of hands in Lambeth I | ryNouBURG, Va. auly 1 (special) | o . Retoitons Be: tiding S i oo e S g o L oe o Ay EYESTRAIN 3 i and several attorneys spoke, including Resigns After Twelyv s rated to the See of Nova Sce 5 —John James Childress, 25 years of age, | Berkeley C"“’“y Bar Association | JugeeD. 11. Rodgers. Attorhey Kimer b ® Lambeth C““f‘“"“ Wil Open | {757 1787 s | was formerly a member of the West Vir- Years' Service. | N _ . HE cond P A a hn(-man for the Chesapeake & Ohio Plans to Honor Late ginia Public Sery ,cc Coramission. . s Saturday With 311 Dele. & X : : ¥, who lived at Bent Creek, died | SenAtor IR | Special Dispatch to The Sta; Setevral Peline | Thief Blocks Honeymoon Tour. office 2 morning at 2:30 o'clock fr enator Faulkner. | CUMBERLAND, July 1.—A commu- ates 3 Jui y & Tin Census Figures Show PopU- | b susamy s at,2:30 oclock from | INSURANCE GUT ASKED! [ty fewen secentinnl ot oo oo SEATTLE. July 1 M —The hon 3 ' —_— | ty Hall gl 0 s, moon trip of Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Bu AR SRR s S o e x = R ettt KR I e e e et Gelavedonay g struci another | Special Dispatch fo The Star 2 < | By the Associated Press o o e thiet ation in ounties ana | 5, e 2 MARTINSBURG, W. Va., July 1.—A Virginia Companies Would Reduce pastor of St Church, Ll LR LONDON, July 1.—The Lambeth con- brigegroom's wood: - tablet will be erected in the halls of ference of bishops of the Angelican Fredericksburg. b Charges on Autos. Gumm i (s esyenih coniarans ot W”..L IS F|LED | Vicgisie evtaey Enuclite, TSEMSGR | ginmieie Ve, 20l 1 (Specili this character to be held since 1867, In 1831 a horsctess conch plied be- ric & - — Sl Va.. by the Berkeley County Bar Asso- | _RICH Wil be Tormally Inaugurated megt Ser. | tween two English towns to soothe irritated e viation in memory of. the late Uniteq | DECTeases in automobile insurance rates Kion for (e tits ot Br g | YLD : iniadt ek Tl pecial Dispatch to The Star {$50,000 Collins Estate to Go Main.| CiAtion in memory of- the late United 3 im- | urday. FREDERICKSBURG, Va. July 1.— States Senator Charles James Faulkner, amounting to approximately 10 per | beriand: Harold W. Smith. chairman of | ' The Archbishop of Canterbury will For Safety's Sak--de"" : P s city, nes s t on fire, and 15 per cent on. theft | the Community Chest: A. W. McDanicl. | geliver in Canterbury Cathedral an Ad. T welease O Ngnres by Johi 8L W: ly to Widow. this city, nestor of the association here, | cen Comr ‘AW in Ca 3 3 who died at his colonial home, Boyd- s rs have secretary of the Baltimore and dress of welcome to the 311 delegate Green, supervisor of census for the| STAUNTON, Va. July 1 (Special).— protection for passenger cars have been . - o n sterile flasks with eye-cup, 50c and $1.00. At all Peaples Drug Stores ville, here, several years ago. proposed by the insurance companies ' Railroad Y. M. C. A.; the Rev. Hen bishops. The conference will continue and at Drog and Toilet fifteenth district, show that there are | The will of John §. Collins of Green-| _Senator Faulkner, a former judge on doing this kind of business in Virginia, | Kloman, rector of Emmanuel Prote: until the second week in August 150,836 people in the 16 countics and | ville, Augusta County, was filed yester- (DS bench, was a cadet at Virginia and the State Corporation Commission | Episcopal Church, for the Cumber! NON-EXPLOSIVE Counters Everywhere, d| This great assembly of Angelican c1 w::‘mfgluld sl the city of Fredericksburg, which com-| ¢ Military Institute at the outbreak of has set July 7, for a hearing on the Ministerial Union: the Ret. e | s “great asembly of “Angeican ey disposing of an estate of approxi- | the war between the States and took | changes I pastor or o el S et A e £ tely $50,000. part in a battle with Union forces with | The decreases are said to affect up- | Ghur dist Epicopal | mate” of all’ England about” every” 10 o The residue of the estate is left 10| his unit composed entirely of Virginia | wam of g per cent of the care of the | is and M iod in: | years, The conference will conduct ita| (PS8 4ne e e Wwidow for life, afterward to the tes-| Military Institute students. A come | State prise the district. The tabulation re- quiring nearly two months’ work, is| complete and been handed to the United States Census Bureau to be add- | insurance upon the remainder ¢ for | has been the London home of the Arcli- ed to the composite figure of the en- | UWLOL'S brothers and sisters and their mittee composed of Attorneys Clarence | being subject to the old levels or to| the lm}u!umnmm.unu Missionary So- bishop of Ca E. Martin, John O. Henson and Charles | increase: tire Nation K | chila One hundred and seventeen enumer- clety Cardinal Wolsey was consecrated ators branching out in all directions from the headquarters here tabulated | gflw UL U BT i it i i Oy b 5 1S TS S TS L L L3 00 00 L3 Lo L L L Lo Lo Lo Lok o o o o o 5 o o o e L L T T T L e e T e T o the popuilation and farms of this dis- Ll,';"giié*f{;;,;,.;ifs,;g%;.n;«’;;:j:ijé;g;;;:";;_jf;."’f; : The Hub Furniture Co., Seventh and D Streets N.W.—The number of farms were given a - bury for 100 years 20°BOTTLES éééc‘és?fs“f’o‘n?‘{ Hub g led the list of cities tion of 6.826, runner-up ng a total of 3,660. Among the | counttes Hanover reported the heaviest | number of inhabitants, having 16,081 The other counties follow in diminishing | succession Hanover, 16.081; Caroline, 15, Northumberland, 11,071; Gloucester. ;_Spotsylvania, 10,056; Lancaster, Westmoreland, 8,501 King Wil 0;: Mathews, 7.883; King and | ; James City 9; Mid- | 5. B 3 3% 2 Richmond, | % " New Kent " S AL Y e, ing a total of 150.836 Practicaily all the counties experineced T —————————————— e h‘;‘1)}::r:x]);p‘z:‘;:.}’l‘r.\n“r!}mr“r;; The Hub will be closed all day Friday, July Fourth, and Saturday, July inhabitants to" the ciies and more ==="Fifth, and during July and August closed every Saturday—FIVE DAYS a Fegiziered an increase of nearly & thou- ; we:k to shop at The Store of Smiles, Service and Satisfaction, THE HUB! HAMPTON RESIGNS AS FIRE PRESIDENT iQuits Bethesda Office Because of | { Il Health—Brown Chosen in His Place. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. BETHESDA, Md. July 1.—Resigna- tion of Thomas Hamptr, president, was accepted last night the board of directors of the Bethesda Fire De- partment and O. P. M. Brown of Edge- moor, was elected to succeed him. , gL \ and ,More on In submitting his resignation to the i | I board, which met in the fire house | S g : A" ( ;LIDERS on the Old Georgetown road, Mr. Hamp- - 3 . ton explained that because of il health he no longer felt able to perform the Glider like illustration, $ 88 with pad seat and back and . strong metal frame duties of president. Mr. Brown. an i s > official of the United States Shipping Note the Stylish 4-Poster Bed Board, was the unanimous choice for new head of the department. | 2 The meeting of the board of directors f h W I v war el i oo win s mecie | = 8 Of These $125 Genuine Walnut Veneere of the volunteer company at-which in- tf‘mal administrative matters were dis- e Bed Room Suits to Sell at The price is low because we have only eight NEw CLUE AIDS HUNT suites of this style and it’s clearance time. Gen- $ 20 { % . . FOR AVIATOR'S BODY | erorimea = st s g ‘31"‘5\1.‘]\'3.‘,?{:, S as illustrated, July Clean-Sweep Price, oo Stake With Graham's Goggles / $5.00 Down Payment We Have Just 6 of These $|79 Genuine Walnut Veneered Suites to Sell at Six families can each save $60.00 on the purchase of a new dining suite right now. The style pictured is of genuine walnut veneer on gumwood, and con- sists of a bufiet, server, extension table, china cab- inet and six leather-seat chairs to match, Liberal Credit Terms! - ‘» ity Found 10 Miles From Wreck- age of Plane. e July Clean Sweep of W CEDAR CITY. Utah, July 1—A new | i — D, 2 “ '. clue in the search for the body of Mau- | ’ I PA)o 0 rice Graham, Western Air Express pilot, L i AT LA - i 0 e Tk @ 7 | Who crashed ‘in the mountains southeast | A = of here last January, while en route | v = from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City, 507 = S L T 25% to 40% Discount s A stake driven into the ground at the P foot of which were Graham's goggles, $12.75 Top-Icer Recfrigerator. = was located 10 miles north of the. spot Small size but serviceable and yhere the fiyer's wrecked airplane was practical. Galvanized, ound last weel i metal lined. P Camps have been established in the g bR e ’J“nl\ $8 92 XKanar; Mountains in the vicinity of ) the wrecked plane and a systemat 1 {ll Clean Sweep search is under way for Graham's body. $32.25 All-white Metal Refrigera- Jiuly_ Clean Sweep of tor, with mickel trimmings and " . . Lo §9 4,80 Unfinished Willow Furniture About ¥, Price £495 Willow Armchair........ 92.49 $5.98 Stick Willow Chair ... $3.49 Arachie wih gacists. ..o, S $7.50 VLilow Armctair........ 94.98 $1675 Willow Chaise Lonnge.. D9s7 D Also Many Other Pieces at Reduced Prices $49.75 All-Mctal Green Enamel Finished Refrigerator, \tnh nickel trimmings, 3 $ door style. Very special Save $39.00 10 of These Overstuffed $119 Suites To Be Sold at the Reduced Price of The suite is covered in figured velour $ and is designed with a serpentine front 000 and ldose spring-filled seat cushions. TREAT that $23.75 Three-Door Refrigerator, Ideal for the average size family. Galvanized metal 3 lined.Generous ice $14 80 capacity . Why endure such a kill-joy one minute longer than you need to? Few corns so stub- born that Blue-jay will not end their aching at once and shortly oust them completel A safe, mild, yet positive 3-day treatment, Blue-jay is made by a famous pro- ducer of surgical dressings. Simple, easily applied, and bathproof. At all dru:g:sls 6 for 25c. Blue-jay (' BAUER & BLACK Settee, armchair and wing chair as pic- tured. $5.00 Down—The HUB New 1930 7-Tube All Electric RADIO I July,C|ean Sweep of Fiber Furniture $39.75 Decorated Fiber 3-Piece $46.75 Decorated Fiber 3-Piece Cushion Seat Cushion Seat Sulte. July Clean $ 80 suite. July Clean $ .20 Sweep Sal SweepiPrice o .oe — $55.75 Stick Willow Decorated $98.75 Three-Piece Decorated Fiber Suite, se S ) tee, arm- Suite, with cretonne- cretonne cushions. == :ushions . ... ..... === Jul Clean Sweepof Bed- Davenport Suites $74. 71 Wood Frame Bed-Davenport $129 Overst Suite, ..imitation Bed- |lil‘\t|||!ur| $ {eathers dovered. $ W20 covered i velo 2 Clean Sweep Price, Clean Sweep Price = BABY GOVERED WITH_ECZEMA A it i This offer in a consolette walnut cabinet 2 i X < e e e £ LAl cabines : £265 All-Mohair Bed-Davenport & Cried Most of the Time. $59.75 Combination Color Fib Shirei i the i e stauds $149 Long Loose Cushion Bed-Daven- vith cary e Cuticura_Healed, 59.75 Combination Color Fiber b N e port S “My baby was just two weeks old when she commenced to break out in crusty eczema. It broke out in pimples until she was completely covered. Then it became scaly and she lost all her hair and toe nails. She was very cross and fretful and would cry most of the time, and we had to hold her all the time. 1 saw a Cutizura Soap and Oint- ment advertisement and bought the Soap and Ointment, and in two weeks she was all healed.”" (Sighed) Mrs. L. Maxwell, R, R. 3, Reming- ton, Ind. Daily use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Ointment s required, keeps the skin fresh, smooth and clear. Cuticura Talcam is fragrant and refreshing, an ideal toilet powder, with auto-type cretonne-covered scat $43.75 CHARIONS . iv i s v $10.00 Down—No Finance Charges ered in velour. ished rail top. Price . Lieis: e Prices iyl / Cedar Settee 7th and D Streets Northwest Wi 98c VNN AL AL PAALAPAY, Folding Lawn Settee Hardwood Porch Swing 88c With Chains. $1.49 M&mvmmmmmwm . Iron Frame Lawn Bench Rustic Cedar Armchair $1:09 $2'29 AlALRLA R AT AT AT AL B AT AT A TE