Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1930, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR. \\"ARHL\'GT(I)N. D C, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1930. FRANCE PROTESTS RELIGIOUS STORY Papal Press Credits Dou- mergue With Statement That | Naticn Is Catholic. By 1he Ascocinted Press VATICAN CITY, September 15 The French embassy at the Holy See Jast night lodged a protest with the Vatican secrefary of state, Cardinal Facelll, against publication of an al- Jeged statement by President Dourmer- | gue that Catholic country. The statement was published in Sat- urday’s edition of the Osservatore Ro- | France essentfally was a| |BRICKS DISGUISED AS EGGS SOLD 'URIBURU PLEDGES TO GROCERS CAUSE MAN’S ARRFST AMITY IN RADIO TALK Suspect Is Accused of Selling "Crates” at Bargain Prices Argenhne Prov15mnfl1 President in Sections of Baltimore. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, September 15.—Gor- don Stanley, 24, of Beaver Dam, Va is being held for investigation as the result of a probe into the sale of bricks and bottles, in the guise of eggs. to grocers n the western and southwest- ern parts of the eity, Stanley was.arrested by Patrolman Pyre as he sat in a truck filled with crates of what, on the surface, ap- peared to be eggs. A number of merchants during the last few weeks have purchased eggs at the bargain price of 28 cents a dozen | in crates of 30 dozen, only to discover | that under the first layer of four or five dozen was an assoriment either of Seeks Friendship With Western Hemisphere Nations, bricks or watsr-filled bottles, their weight calculated to replace that of the By ‘he Assoclated Press migsing eggs. ton of the | BUENOS AIRES, september 15— Stanley answered a description o he 4, " a % alleged swindler. At the police munn‘ffg;“‘;:g‘,;}j; flnh",‘}; "’;)‘Z',,”pl':"‘?;'"?;, patrolmen dismantled five erates of €8RS | ynited States last night, Provisional taken from his truck and found each| pregigent Jose Francisco Uriburu to contain either the bricks or the bot- | 5jedged his administration to the friend- b liest of relations with all nations of the Western Hemisphere. He declared his carnest desire to turn over the power o i of government to legally elected authori- ANN ARBOR. Mich. (#).—Drought is | tjes at the earliest possible moment. bad even for fish, says Wendell Krull, President Uriburu said that. with the specialist in diseases of fish at the Uni- | sole excebtion of the party which the versity of Michigan. It robs the fish of |ousted ~President, Hipolito Irigoyen some of their oxygen and breeds the headed, the political, labor and business bacteria which give them diseases clements of the nation were united be- Drought Robs Fish of Oxygen. | whmd the new government in the en- | ‘m-nmr 10 aid “the nation to recover ts | ofty ideals.” The good-will address was delivered by the new chief of state while sitting at a radio telephone in the government palace here. His remarks went by way of the radio telephone to a receiving station tn the United States, where they were picked up and broadcast to the American people. President Uriburu accused the gov- ernment, deposed by the revolutionary movement he headed, of allowing “all the institutions of my country to fall into most absolute disorder and de- stroyed all sense of morality in our public officials by the bad example set to them by those who were in author- ity.” Husbands Have Innings. CHICAGO. September 15 (N.AN.A). —In an address, Rev. R. C. Clayton said that the grave of every mrried man should bear the epitaph: “Another Good Listener Gone.” Four men boom- ed a deep amen and then, recollecting | themselves, slipped out. (Copyright, 1930. by North American wows- | paper Alliance. TREE YIELDS VARIETY 125 Different Kinds of Apples Pro- | duced by Californian. MARTINEZ, Calif, September 15 (N.AN.A.).—A single tree with approxi- mately 125 varieties of apples has been grown near here by George Upham. | It took more than 12 years of experi- ments to obtain the phenomenon. Upham has been grafting branches to the origin®l tree since 1918. In the Spring the grafted limbs bud at dif- ferent times with blossoms in dozens of shades. Waskiee ... of Superior Quality When you have us make your shades of Landers you are getting window shades of finest quality. This famous shade fabric is guaranteed washable and waterproof. Its beautiful appearance will last indefinitely. We'll gladly send samples and an estimate of the cost. 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It is under- | »d the French embassy is pressing | for a printed denial in this afternoon’s itsue | By order of the French government, | it is said here, this_incident will not be reported in the French press gen- eally Last Day —of the Annual Sale of Beds, Mattresses, Ete. Metal Beds at. .. .....$13.95, $7.95, $4.95 Inner Spring Mattresses at........$17.89 Kapok Mattresses, $25 Values . . ...$10.95 21x27-in. Feather Pillows at, pair...$1.98 $15 Coil Bed Springs at. . Bnan g B0 Layer Felt Mattresses, $11.89, ’9 9 $6.89 Cotton Mattresses, All Sizes....... $4.89 Third Floor. Zlé/}wy orngr Our Greatest Values This Season atthe Price Fur Trimmed Winter Coats China Asks Rail Experts of Japan, SHANGHAI (). —The Nationalist gov- s asked Japan to send here | y experts to assist in devel- | Chinese transportation, and has seven Chinese to Japan to study trative methods there. EWS Kann's— 39.in. 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A variety of new designs, includ- ing many travel prints, are now on display. Attractive for street and house dresses. Fur Cloth Bandings $3.50 and $7.39 Yd. —6 to 12 inch bandings of black and tan fur cloth. A cloth that looks like real baby lamb, and is very much in vogue for collars and cuffs of ccats and for trimming dresses. Printed Silk and Wool Crepes $1.69 Yd. —A beautiful fabric for Fal; dresses and ensembles. It is 40 inches wide, in beautiful tweed designs and the popular new shades of cricket green, brown, wine, navy and black. Kann's—Street Floor. for business, street and afternoon wear. They are effectively trimmed with lace, crepe, velvet and pastel colored bows. The skirts are full W pleated, many peplum effects, and show the longer length. Many of the dresses have the new capes, sleeves that fit rather snugly, and are trimmed in the newest ways. Black, Green, Brown and Colorful Prints. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Kann's—Second Floor. 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