Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1930, Page 21

jrals FOUR AGOUITED o e FUGHARIT BODY 52 —— o OF BRBE CHARGE ¥ine o Ty American Society for Steel Treating Told How to Stunt Metal Expansion. American colors, the papal colors and the eucharistic emblem. A group of Fourth Degree hts of Columbus in full uniform of their rank were named to act as honor guard. The same guard of honor will be present Wednesday when his eminence, George Cardinal Mundelein, _Archbisho) of Chicago, and Right Rev. Joseph W. Schrembs, Bishop of Cleveland and patron of the four-day congress, arrive. E Tonight at the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum Catholic Congress Includes | the Xnights of Columbus will attend the civic reception for Archbishop 75,000 Prelates and Lay- | ine procession to the stage at the clocs men on lts Rolls. WoOoDWARD & LOTHROP Jury Holds Lyle-Whitney De- 10™ 11" F AxD-G STnEETS fendants Did Not Take Runner’s Money. the procession to the stage at the close of the ceremonies. At the reception addresses of welcome will be given by Mayor Richard L. Metcalfe of Omaha and Gov. Arthur J. Weaver of Nebraska. ki i By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September 22.—Cast iron the’ “grows” is ome of the vexations |, ... oo * GEATTLE, September 22—Vindicated | _dustry which the American Society | *'o U SR L i . 1 "Co ‘the four for Steel Treating believes has been s = Se! - Trinidad is waging & war against the by & Federal Court jury. the four de-| O, BiC, sixth annual Eucharistic Congress of | witchbroom disease. 4 !;Mnnwmi.rll “-m s Y"Wm"“m;",nh J. 8. Vanick and Paul D. Merica re- | Catholics, opened today, attracting | — = ported to the society’s convention to- lates d 1 { the . o vardict of acquittal Saturday night, v v 175,000 prela and laymen o s day that a way had been' found to| '\ o Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your were free today. stunt the growth of iron. The four, Roy Cest iren “grows,” they explained. | Among the first o arrive was Most because of changes in the material's | Rev, Pletro Fumasoni-Biondi, apostolic door every evening and Sunday chemical composition inducted by in- | delegate to the United States. The morning at 1%c¢ per day and 5c termittent heat. Large castings have |envoy of the Pope was to be welcomed Sunday. Can you afford to be gents, were cleared of the Govern- | been known to grow as much as three |ty the congress by Right Rev. Joseph without this service at this cost? ment's charge that they had accepted | inches within a year. Rummel, Bishop of Omaha. The en-| | Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. | Stove - Boiler ‘ Repairs Rudolph & West Co. Femporarily Located 605 R. I. Ave. N.E. North 6613 bribes from rum runners to influence | An alloy of mickel, copper and |yoy was to be escorted to the bishop's Whitney still has an indictment out- | cast iron expansion. standing sgainst him in which be is o LA cl wi perjury in connaction z 5 with a liquor case prosecuted during his Revival Services Planned. term of office. United States Attorney | CHELTENHAM, Md. September 22 Anthony Savage said he was uncertain | (Special).—Revival services will begin | what action would be taken on the re- fat Cheltenham Methodist Episcopal weep— from today, the Teport persisted | pastor, Rev. Wilson Turner Jarboe, will U. the action would be dismissed in view | jreach every evening except Saturday, REBUILT of ibe verdict in the Lyle-Whitney case. | when no service will eld. i i bt i — e FIRE UNDER CONTROL %E“ ‘l] lm ¥Flames Sweeping Five Counties VATUUM CLEANED Burn Man and Destroy Buildings. WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis., Septem- ‘ ss et counties and fogged Central and South- . g Wisconsin and ‘patruxr;‘ft.Nnrthemi y CASH ois with smoke, last night were un- der control. They continued burning, A rare opportunity—for a limited time :nr.g:oflnq through peat and scraggly | y. E ma e thoroughly rebuilt in imber. only. Every machin One man was burned seriously, out- the EurekaFactory. They are all mechanically their official ncts. The jury deliber-| chromium has been developed. the | reaidence through strects decorated with maining indictment. While trial on | Church Sunday evening, September 28, ber 22 (#).—Fires that flared over bar- Salitings on stx farms. & school howse perfect with new bags, brushes, cords, fans, and bearings. ated six hours and 23 minutes. metallurgists reported, to prevent the this count is tentatively set for two and continue through October 5. 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