Evening star. [volume], March 25, 1928, Page 19, Image 19

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Taliaferro and Dr. Devine to
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Address Meeting Tues
day Evening.
District Commissioner Sidney F.
Taliaferro and Dr. Edward T. Devine,
dean of the Graduate School of the
American University, are announced as
the principal speakers at the forty,
seventh anniversary meeting of the
Associated Charities, to be held Tues
day evening in Barker Hall at the
Y. W. C. A building. Seventeenth and
K streets. Corcoran Thom will pre
side and the subject of the evening
will be. ' Doec Familv Welfare Work
Fiy?"
As an added attraction, a new motion
picture depicting "A Day at Camp Good
Will.” will be shown for the first time, j
This film was produced last Summer
through the co-operation of the Stan
will be. "Does Family Welfare Work
friends connected with the Summer
outings committee.
This meeting of the Associated
Chanties is planned to launch the so
ciety s annual Easier campaign for the
completion of the current year's family
welfare work, the budget for which has
to be greatly increased owing to the
continued expansion in the volume of
urgent calls for material relief. The
campaign is to continue from then un
til Easter Sunday.
The public is invited to attend the
meeting and in accordance with prece
dent there will be no solicitation of
membership* or contributions.
MASKED BALL APRIL 8
TO AID PALESTINE FUND
Holy Land Costumes Will Feature
Jewish Community Cen
ter Dance.
A masquerade ball will be held at the
Jewish Community Center April R for
the benefit of the Jewish national fund,
devoted to the purchase of land for
eokmization in Palestine.
Picturesque costumes and masks from
the Holy Land will be worn by the
guests, and booths, displaying Pales
tinian products, will decorate the cen
ter
Junior Hadaasah girls, dressed in
nurse costumes, will supervise the
booths. The Junior Hadassah and the
mother organization, the Hadassah.
are interested primarily in providing
hospital and medical facilities for the
Jewish homeland
Mrs. David Alpher. chairman of the
ball committee, announces that three
prizes will be awarded for the most un
usual costumes.
The Jewish antional fund was cre
ated in 1903 by Dr. Herman Shapiro
and is gradually acquiring large tracts
of land in Palestine for colonization,
to remain for a!) time in the possession
of the Jewish people.
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New Garb Hazardous.
C«»«iwideow of The Star
NANTUCKET. Mass.—Just because
Albert 8 Chadwick changed his coat j
Ids bull charged and Injured him. The
buIL ordinarily tame, failed to recognize
him in the different coat.
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Special in Every Way!
These Splendid 4-Pc.
Saks Suits for Bovs
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Plenty of Blue*, for Eanter and Confirmation
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usual at Mich a price,
you will Im- very |*lra*antly ___________
Mirpria < <l at the auperiority rT~T
of the#e offering*. They are D/S
***periaj.“ indeed. ihe
quality of materi*
way they are tie l*5!N.
lore#], and in the ' /v 0( / i \
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Rememher —For Easter
Small Boy*’ Topcoat* s■">
Utile fellow* 4 Hat* Hl#so to S 5
Hi fitter Boy*' Fell Hal* .. 55.50
Kipper Boy*' (apt Hl#so anil S 2
Boy*' Shirt* anti Blow*#** $1 to $2.50
Boy*' hpriitp Neckwear 50c untl Bsc
Boy*’ Golf Hone 55c to $ 1,50
Boy*’ Sport Sweater* H 1.05 to $1.05
Boy*’ School Shoe* (Flr*l Floor) H 2.05
S/j/,0 Serand I loot.
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WILL ENFORCE LAW'
i ON SUNDAY CLOSING
1 I
Recent Conviction Followed
I
by Warhing From Assist
| ant Prosecutor.
With the conviction of John H. Wood,
manager of ihe King Pin bowling al- j
leys at 3330 Fourteenth street, when hr j
appeared before Judge Gus A. Schuldt
in Police Court to answer a charge of
keeping his establishment open on Sun
day. Assistant Corporation Counsel Wal
ter L. Fowler announced that in the
future all such resorts which remain
open on Sundays will be visited by
police and the proprietors forced to de
posit the maximum collaterial of S4O to
regain their liberty.
Mr. Fowler also declared that those
convicted face a passible revocation of
their licenses at the discretion of the
Commissioners.
\ Wood was fined S4O. Attorney Law
rence Koenigsberger. who defended
Wood, announced that he would applv
to the Court of Appeals for a writ of
error. Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel of
the Court of Appeals denied a similar ;
motion on March 15 in the case against
the Northeast Amusement Co.
At present there are seven charges ,
of violation of the Sunday closing law j
pending against Myer Davis, owner of j
several bowling alley's. and six charges
against the Northeast Amusement Co. i
The defense yesterday contends that ;
the law under which Wood was charged, i
and which was passed bv Congress in j
1897. has been superseded by an act of
Congress in 1903. and bv section 1636 of '
the District of Columbia Code.
J. FRED ESSARY TO SPEAK
Press Club Head to Address B'nai
B’rith Lodge.
J. Fred Essary. president of the Na- I
tional Press Club, will b- the principal *
speaker next Wednesday evening at a
meeting oT the Argo Lodge of B'nai ;
BUth at the Jewish Community Cen- 1
ter. Sixteenth and Q streets.
Mr. Essary. who is Washington corre
spondent for the Baltimore Sun. will
speak on "Presidential Possibilities."
He will be introduced by Frederic Wil- 1
Ham Wile, political writer.
The B’nai B rith is making prepara
tions for a past president's banquet and
dance, to be held at Hotel Washington
April IS. This affair was to have been *
held March 18.
PLAN BAGPIPE BAND. ‘
Order of Scottish Clans Announces
Concert and Reception.
Clan MacLennan. Order of Scottish
Clans, will hold a concert and recep
tion at tis hall Wednesday evening.
Members of the clan are planning to
: begin arrangements at the affair for the
organization of a bagpipe band.
Duncan Mclnnes. the royal chief, has
offered a free trip to Scotland to the ‘
member of the order who brings in the j
most new members during the first six
months of this year.
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.. 25. 1928-PART 1.
'BANDIT IS GIVEN
| TERM OF 15 YEARS
| Two Men Sentenced for Attack
With Knife—Woman Jailed
in Husband's Death.
Charles E. Harris, colored, was sent
to the penitentiary for 15 vears yester
day for highway robbery by Chief Jus
tice McCoy in Criminal Division 1. Har
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.411 Shapes. Designs ana Sizes ' /H. >
Si Reduced From 400/ o to 60°/ o //dl Malted Milk j
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lAn Eventful SALE of Drugstore Needs! |
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/ Banishes (,ray jft V \ \ ( | I / Jf, shaker, 25c 2'
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clean, color- { iiri ,„ Tn „ T hair 3 minutes both f ll d i
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j WV ' / ‘ < I *■?, .. K»,. I "'■■■■ - I 25r Seitilt.i Pnwtirr,. . IH, ,}>
ris held up Ready Small, a cab driver,
January H>. at Twenty-fifth and N
streets. The plunder consisted of two
watches and $2,40 in cash.
James Washington and Eddie Pierce,
both colored, were given terms of seven
years and six months each in the pen
itentiary for an assault with a dan
gerous weapon. They attacked Harold
Lloyd with a knife December 26. at 459
Missouri avenue.
Susie Brown, who killed her husband.
William Brown. September 13 at 441
O street, was sent to the penitentiary
tor two years and six months. The wom
an had been indicted for murder in the
first degree, but the fury rendered a
verdict, of manslaughter. The court
fixed the penalty at 3 years, but Attor
ney S. L. McLaurin. who had defended
the woman, asked that the time she has
been in custody be deducted and the
court granted the request.
Donald Harley, colored, was given a
term of four years in the penitentiary
for housebreaking. He broke into the
store of Marian H. Williams. 1307 New
Jersey avenue, and stole a quantity of
clothing.
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Mounted police were called to handle
the crowd that gathered in London to
witness the arrival and departure of
the bride and groom when Lord Ham
ilton. elder son of the governor of
Northern Ireland, and the daughter Os
the late Lord Crichton were married
! recently.
BRIDE, 16, ASKS COURT
TO GRANT ANNULMENT
Mrs. Gladys C. Orebaugh Piles Suit.
Says She Was Victim of Hus
band's Superior Will.
Mrs. Gladys C. Orebaugh. 16 years
old, 2615 Seventeenth street northeast,
has filed suit for the annulment of hot
marriage to .Joseph Orebaugh. 2003
First street, 19 years old. The cere
mony took place at laurel October 23
while the couple were on an automo
bile ride. The wife charges that t.ak- |
• lng advantage of the absence of her
! mother and father from the city, while j
she was attending Langley Junior 1
High School. Orebaugh persuaded her
| to accompany him to Marlboro, where i
he obtained a license by misrepresent- (
i ing their ages, she says.
I Learning that the license could not :
be used on that, day. they returned ;
home, and on the next day went to;
Laurel, where, the plaintiff says, he i
compelled her to go through the cere
mony through his superior will.. She
points out. that she was only 15 years
old at the time and had not the con- .
sent of her parents, which makes the
marriage invalid, it is claimed, in
Maryland Attorney David A. Hart ap- ■
I pears for the wife.
Bas Favored; Tram Crowded .
i When a railway in the Highlands ■#>
, Scotland recently began a series pi
; Sunday excursions, the public resent!'’
I the move, but rode on the trains Tfr
1 railway recently extended the service tr
; Elgin, from which the first Sund?
j train since the World War was run ty
I Inverness. The H. M. 8 Hood, at Iff
; verness. was thrown open to the pub
! iie and the train was crowded wit
1 those who were anxious to visit th
| ship. The excursions were started
| fight the bus lines, and public opinio
favored the busses, yet used the train:
All but 1 per cent of New' Zealand ■
i population can read and write.
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