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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN
Cor. Madison and Dubois

A second splendid discourse by
layinan OF the cherch. Atpf
Ramon Martinez. WAS delivered
last SUNDAY morning on the sub
ject. why | am a PRESBYTERIAN. 4"
Much doctrnal information. based
on parts Of the Slh and 9Th chap
ters Of Romans was impaired 10
the members and friends present.
He traced the evolution of Tho
Christian church through the re-
formation period. and outlined The
tenets Of the yariOus deuOmina
tons. celebrating on The CalNinis.
tic doctrine ON which The Presby-
torian church Is based lie gave
The fulloWirg reasons Why he was
Presbyterian: ! Because of its
crccds; 2 rs internal govern
rrni being &C Republican form. 3
''trausc of its ordinance and
li'ra's as its form of worship ~
peal ga tho human HEART thru
reason anil Che INTELLECT ara nO'
the ewmotons ~ ~ members.
va NlfrsA Jefferson was thc
soloisi fof The morrins
Rev Brown viii no TIE speaker
nest sunday morning az II a. NJ
The public & cordially invited
The Usher Roard held THEN
+ election OF officer ai he church
Monday evening. 'lhep planned
their annual Goal Enlly Light re.
lireshmcls wore sorNca
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KEs. r. :. HICGS. OF buffalo.
business manager pi me Heavenly
Gospel singers and popular cyan-
gcllst who returned 10 Detroit last
Sunday from an eIoNon-monlh tonr
of The Soulhern and Atlantic
States and preached az Mt Buelah
Baptist Church last sunday oven
ing. to large congregation.
fhe Heavenly Gospel Singers are
an aggregation of Detroit singers.
They will remain In the city for a
nslef period In order to fill num-
Der OF local engagements at Olivet
Church, King Solomon, Friendship.
Tabernacle and the Michigan State
convention. The public Is invited
10 hear them.
The schedule is as follows
Thursday. Anguish 16, Ajalin
Baptist Church; Friday. II, New
Mt. Moriah Church. Hague street;
Saturday. August IS. Saginaw. At
the conclusion OF the Detroit en-
gagements the singers will pro-
coed to Oklahoma City. to serve
the National Baptist conyentic-
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ST. STEPHEN A. M E.

Pastor j. ID. Howell will occupy
the pulpit. Sunday. August 10, both
morning and evening.
A. c. +. League will meet AT G
p. m. The younger group will spon-
sor a special program. with little
Miss +. Parks as mistress OF cere-
monies. All are invited.
Rev. and Mrs. j. ID. Howell and
delegates OF A. G. z. No. 2. return
ed from Washington, d. c. Tues.
lday.
| Those on the sick list are:
Mr.. Oddom OF junior usher boart
in Receiving Hospital: MT
(Winlow. at Herman Keifer. TT
lchurch Is praying tor their prom
recovery.
Mrs. Willie Tio1as and M
II Mamie Thompkins, OF Phfladelphl
: were called to the bedside of the
I, mother. Mrs. Mary Remsen, OF til
. lefty. who is improving slowly.
The Junior Gospel Chorus sin
at Allen Temple at 3 p. m. las
Sunday
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ST. PAUL A. VI. 4. CHURCH
Rev. NJ. II. Rhonenee, pastor
573 So. Rademacher ,...
by Mary Fitzpatrick

The Evangelistic Service which
began on Sunday August 5, started
out with three wonderful sermons
and well-filled houses. Mrs. Thomp-
son is carrying on the meeting.
This revival will continue for an
indefinite period. The finances
will be sponsored each night by
AT 600 D. m. the pastor, Rev
one OF the class leaders.
Rhonenee preached in the open
court. This also was very fine
sermon. At 1880 p. IN. the choir
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH
600 Brewster

Church school. . a. M. A. L.
Walls. superintendent: Worship
! II a. m Sunday August 10. sub
iect. Behold The Rich Bountics Of
God" Sunday afternoon. the mis-
sionary society will have q great
program and special preaching.
ON Thursday night Rev. pittman.
OF Highland l'ark. Will preach at
Antioch Church, accompanied by
large group from the Thompson
Church Everybody is welcome
Miss ! Il, Dawson made her re-
mort for the district contention
and S. S. and i. Y. r. L. congress
held in Washington - G.. II was
interesting
Mrs l. b. shaw will make her
report next Sunday afternoon. AZ
the mission service of The Wo-
mems department of the State As
sociaiiun. The public II welcome.
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CITY USHER BOARD

The ushcrs turned out in large
numbers. Sunday. August II. to
The anniversary OF the New Bethel
usher board There were 225 ush-
rrs present
ST John c. NJ T. ushers received
Tie attendance banner and Olivet
ushers the financial banner.
The union was greatly shocked
by the sudden death OF Rev. Oden
and convey deepest sympathy to
the bcrcaVod family.
The next meeting Of the ushers
will be at Friendship 'ap'isi
Church. on Alfred street. The pup
lie Is invited
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Soclal SEsns
y, Or. \. &. .itarer
For The Lsnp

For The Literary service IjAroaal
(ldlrneSs)
Text: In the sweat oi ny race
shalt thou eat bread an thou re-
turn unto the ground Genesis
3:l9.
There rs no telling "Afi would
nave been The ultimate rsA seal.
thlral, and spiritual s1ins ui The
iainan race q Allan had not sil-
ned.
!. ldlene>S Imposed 80 Dhin'
lomnlhildneni. Involved lt fAts
Question. are holl lrdurifa Aiil
economic issues. u seems rasul.
fl tp couTMds Ma ugi pr tl'
'ransrrcssloi and ;pii. ai ~onl
Ne enlpyca 'hN i'ii ~ gre
r. y ''''''' '"''' ''' '''' IS ~
,nil xxi 4,,..t IS nrr +,
at.in sustcnancc.
id''iess flinders Development
SIX =" y ''N ri, '''t'
hI.4r nt,a,. tno, r.o, ar...,
gl bD4tnn afraphisl a eau
yrrsely, that use aaa action Neau
irNf.opinrni man WIS created
WY 'dpApl l.t afNtilp-
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Allen Temple A.M.E.
Secures A New
Church Home
lly Church Reporter


Faf rearly .GaItar az CEN
iu,v N,ca a.s,le III y ca.,.o,,
l,5,.. ts,.
''''''2'N S'iFt''
"'.i'''' a'if 'isi iins stood as ono
~ 'lie 'Ita. ~ Miriam Meth-
cds,n b e cltN s.g efte
y 'tt hy a
htsipiS.
D Ns ltefs.
~ thrst NonS.
'aA and
u'iAii-
e as
N 'asiof-
''san who To-
am
mere
- w july ~ l3}f
'fht'F ttt'8 t1Nh place
~ ( ,' e.r'A.iy dramatic and
't.'' '''e ~ 'Nis 'hulch, On the
''S'.t'n ANpfr mentioned the
'n'inl'' fsAlp OF Allrn Temple Afri-
syn Ntihoai-t Episcopal Church OF
De'roli incorporated. thru the
Wise and prarerfnl leadership OF
her present pastor. Rev. Walter
A. Crider acquired a beautiful new
church home on the south east
corner Of Marston and Nelrose
streets. also known as 1000 Mars
tnn s,roo, -. ,.
~ pui'nasins ihls pro-
pci'y' rev W, a. order and his
ieilOw officers displayed rare
courage and wisdom. Located in
the very heart and center of that
rapidly developing residential seq
ton. extending imediatelv north OF
East Grand Boulevard m the c;tv
limits and bounded on tho wos, nv
Woodward avenue and Tho oast hv
Cameron street AIIan Tan,,,e =,
destined ~ occ,nr 80 80,
ana moro ranraa.
the ralieious ,,sa 80 ~ pia.e ~
tornev uarhar. n.1,, ' az,
adviser CO.. Az. Duuiey, iesai
chas,ns MI nran, ."p'e in pur.
g. ne .u ,r,ope,S states 'nal
tho memhars 80 a,, ~ ,Tis p,opely
saved thraa thonsans 1sneon n" aoe
Dollars IN mo daaI ''ooV'oo'
while ono NAV ha ,ro,,uos :,
marvel at the ach,avemart - p.v
lCrider ana his fine sniardtd
| eaithsv, ,cd d.w..rs -
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
HIGHLAND PARK
RA John Tholnnson


The Friendly Eighteen Club gave
a barbecue Saturday, July ?. It was
a great success. 6. Carson Is presi-
dent: NJ White. secretary.
The Detroit Acme Club will meet
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Vogel
1903 Kendall. All members are
urged to be present
The Social Smoker Club held
their latest meeting at the home OF
the secretary. on Gallagher street.
Bridge and whist were played and
a delectable luncheon served. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Potter. 1901 Kendall.
Misses Hackner. Naomi Wadling-
ton. and Ruth Bankhead have just
returned from a pleasant trip to
the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
Miss Helen Bankhead is spend
ing her vacation with relatives in
Columbus Ohio.
Miss Sallie New. OF Nashville,
Tenn. arrived Friday, August 10. to
visit her sister Mrs. n. Thompson.
The visitor will be in Detroit 70,
three weeks.
Sadie and Gwendolyn Price. vi
Log Cabin avenue. were hostesses
at farewell party August Q In
honor OF their cousin, Hortense
Price. a recent visitor here from
Alabama. Some OF the guests at
tending we're: Dir. Franklin. Carl
Shepherd, Jack Jones, Vera and
vivienne Hatton Gladys Young,
Blanche Plata Arthur Hatton,
James Davis. and Everett Davis.
and others. II was a delightful
affair.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
OBITUARY

Funeral services for the late
Pleas williams 1860 Mullett were
held on Monday. Aug. 6, at p. m.
from the Bethlehem Church. 1850
Clinton. Bishop s. M. Hancock Of
ficiated.
The body was shipped to Mobile.
Alabama, accompanied by the
widow.
The deceased Is survived by his
widow, Eva. daughter, Mary Louise
mother two sisters five brothers,
and many other relatives.
A. q. Wright was IN charge OF
the funeral arrangements.
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TRAVELLERS REST BAPTIST
1870 Illinois

Rev. w. ]. Lyons. the pastor,
preached a stirring sermon last
Sunday. from Kings 11:5-12.
lany were present.
From August 6 to II. Rev. r. w.
Wright conducted twenty-night
meeting for Rev. Lyons.
Mrs. Katie Pulsy. mother OF
Miss Bertha Burk. 92i Illinois. is
visiting her daughter in this city.
She resides in Hickman, Ky.
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~. JAMES r. II. HOLINESS
st. Antoine and superior

Rev H. j. Bowman. the pastor.
made some encouraging remarks
last Sunday morning after Rev. a.
r.. Arnold preached from the
theme. THE Thought OF the Right
cons Is Right. The service was
we'll attended. and was conducted
by the women Of the church.
Next Sunday the men will have
charge OF the services
Services will also be held Tues
days aud Fridays, AT $ p. m. All
are welcome.
Tn" members OF the church are
in sympathy with the bcrcavcd
family Of Rev. Odum, who died last
sunday after preaching "a sermon
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Card Of Thanks

Mr.. aad Mrs. James ]. McClendon
800 Alger, wish to thank the ex-
ecutives and nursing stan of Park
side Hospital. for their splendid
and very efficient care given Mrs
McClendon, while she was pa
tient In tho hospital.
Every one connected with the
hospital spared no pains in making
Mrs. McClendons stay at the hos
pital an enjoyable one.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18

The sunday School rs receiving
a very large attendance II is held
on The church lawn those warm
Sundays
Last Sunday. Pastor Glover
preached eloqucntly his text be-
INK Come all We that labor and
are heavy laden and ! viii give
Won rest" There was one addition
10 the church IN the person ~
Master George jenkins
Al $3.50 y. M. the senior choir
rendered program known as The
Corporation Plan OF The House Of
AuNiliarics. Every auxiliary Of the
church WAS represented. There
Na iiue Offering.
rlr V UP L meets at & p. NJ.
The public is invited
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
TRIE LIGHT BAPTIST
1913 Russell

Last Sunday morning, Pastor j.
W. Mills delivered an eloquent ana
forceful sermon. his text being
found in John 3:14. we know we
have passed from death unto life.
because we have loved the bre-
thrcn." Rev. Bowels assisted with
the services, and Mrs. Gates rem
dered a lovely vocal solo. The
choir was at its best.
At y. m. the pastor spoke from
Timothy Al.
Sunday School Is at $3.50 a. m;
=. Y. r. t. at $50; Missionary
meeting. each Tuesday, from to
: y. m.
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MOUNT TABOR BAPTIST

Sunday morning services were
splendid. The pastor preached
from Mark 1914, subject. why.
What Evil Hath He Done?' ......
Sunday night Rev Rollins of
Ohio, preached an able sermon
using for a subject, THE Creation
OF Man"
The church will start its fourth
anniversary Monday night. August
9Th. Everyone Is invited to attend.
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RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST
Rev. NJ. T. PARRISH, pastor

The schedule of the services are
as follows:
S. s.. a. M; preaching. IL a. m. /;
b. Y. p. T.. $3.50 p. M; prayer
meeting, Wednesday. p. m.; MUIR
SEES Guild, first and third Thurs
days.
Pastor Parrish is in Jackson,
Michigan. this week. where he is
making preparations for the State
convention which will convene
August 90.
There viii be an elaborate pro-
gram given at the church, Monday,
August q. in the evening. Every
body is welcome.
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QUINN ROAD NEWS
yln.on chanA 4. VI. i. chnrch

Ninson Chapel \. W T.. Church
The pastor Rev V l.. Eckridgc,
delivered i worry impressive SER
mon az the Sunday morning ser-
vice. Aug. 3. The church has been
beautifully decorated and many
other Improvements have been
made on he building
Mrs r. l.. Johnson IS sponsor
ing IN alienation" Wedding. 10
raise finances for the church
Among the nations represented
are America. Japan. italy. la
wall India. Africa, Turkey and
Egypt. The wedding ceremony Will
take place August Il. NJ Pages
Hall Quinn Road The entire pub
lie Is invited Much laughter and
amusement are promised.
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SECOND BAPTIST

Services at Second Baptist
Church last Sunday were largely
attended. In the absence of Rev.
r. l.. Brady. who is vacationing,
the pulpit was occupied by Rev.
Mcdonald who was pastor OF this
church forty-one years ago. He
preached a vital sermon subject,
THE Lost Art"
Rev. Mcdonald also delivered
the night sermon, 10 an apprecia-
tive congregation.
Next Sunday. August 10, the
church will again have the privi-
lege Of hear Rev. Mcdonald. The
public is invited to worship at
Second Baptist.
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ST. CYPRIANS EPISCOPAL
Cor. 28th and Milford

Rev. Father Lewis, priest, an
nounces services for the summer
as follows:
Sunday, Low Mass, at a. m.
Sung Mass and Sermon. every
first Sunday, at 10:45 a. m.
Mathis Sung Mass and Sermon,
other Sundays, at 10:45 a. m.
Weekly, Low Mass, Wednesday
Friday. and Saints Days; at z a.
m.
Confessions every Saturday eve-
ming, from z to 8.
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MT. ZION A. NJ. Il.
1874 Copeland

This church of which Rev. D..
J. Hill is pastor, was formally
opened Sunday, August IL. The
sermons were delivered by Rev.
Metcalfe. pastor OF John Wesley
A. NJ. +. Church. and Rev. ]. l..
Smith. A large and appreciative
audience was present.
Regular services are held each
Sunday. S. S. opens at 3 a. m
Preaching begins at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Midweek services are
held on Wednesday at 1880 p. m
| All are welcome.
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ST. PAUL A. M. Il.
Jay and Chene Streets

"The Interchangeable Christ" Will
be the subject OF Row j. A. Char
leston's sermon Sunday morning
10:45. at st. Paul, Jay and Chene
streets.
Rev. DR.. Flack, choir and con-
gregation will be at st. Paul at
300 y. m.
"The Ultimate Test" Will be sub
icct of sermon Sunday evening.
~ 500.
The Sunday School convones at
.: - a. m. with Rev. II. A. Schlcy
as superintendent
The Christian Endeavor League
will convene ~ ESQ p. m with
Mr. Fred Bradley as acting presi-
dent.
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A N e w c lub
/ Org a n z e d

The McIin Club was organized
Thursday August 10 by the mem
bers OF 81. James c. VI. T.. Church
at Vinewood and Kirby. the club
being formed at the home of Mrs.
Baldwin. 1921 Vernon Highway.
The following officers were
chosen:
Mrs. b. Baldwin. president; Mrs.
McMurray. vice-president; Mrs. O..
Bulliack, secretary; Mrs. l.. Bald
win. assistant secretary; Mrs.
Woods, treasurer.
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NEW MT. SINAI BAPTIST
0170 Delmar

Rev. J. r. Crouch, the pastor
ANNOUNCES the following schedule
20 a. M. Sunday School; preaching
II a. M; B. Y. p. u. $3.50 p. m;
missionary meeting. Monday. 8 p
M; prayer meeting, Wednesday.
8 d. m.
The church is preparing for the
State convention, In Jackson.
All are welcome TO attend the
FIJI services at New Mt. Sinai.
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SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH

"And he turned him unto his
disciples and said privately, Bless
ed are the eyes which see the
things that We see" was Rev.
williams text Sunday morning.
Miss Harris, and her Little Ly-
ceum Workers. entertained the
public Sunday evening. with an
interesting program.
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NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
1910 Hastings

Sunday. August 10. the services
at New Bethel promises a great
treat. Pastor II. II. Coleman will
preach a special sermon at the
morning worship.
At 6 p. m. p. Y. p. U. will be held
1870 D. m. the evening service.
The public Is invited.
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Get into The Movies II
The Free Riddles Movie PIcnio--
Sept. 3.
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Our Phone Number IL
CLIFFORD 2024
TIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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"He hath showed thee, o man,
what Is good; and what dOeth
the Lord require Of thee, but 10
do Justly, and 10 love mercy,
and to walk humbIy with thy
God l'-MIcah Cas-.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
Baby Buggy Carries "Swag."

MARYSVILLE, Kans. R).-Frank
Smith, who pleaded guilty to robbing
a slot machine of $500, told officers
he loaded the device in the family
baby buggy and took 1t home before
opening 1t.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
TOWN HALL HEARS
WRITER TONIGHT.
Sir WiIImott Lewis Topic
to Be "An EngIishman
Looks at America"

Sir Willmott Lewis, Washington
correspondent of the London Times,
will be the speaker tonight in the
fourth meeting of the Town Hall Of
Washington at the Shoreham Hotel.
His topic will be An Englishman
Looks at America
When the distinguished British
journalist completes his formal ad-
dress he will be subjected to q bar
rage of questions by a formidable
panel of six members.
His views will be discussed before
the audience by Senator william H.
King Of Utah, Representative Sol
Bloom Of New York, a member of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee;
Robert Lincoln O'Brien, chairman of
the Tariff Commission; G. Gould Lin
coin, political writer for The Wash
ington Star; Albert Atwood, editorial
writer for the Saturday Evening Post
and financial writer for Review Of Re-
views, and Raymond Swing, an editor
OF the Nation and formerly London
Evening star., 1934-12-30

fight against narcotics must include
relentless battle for abolition Of the
liquor traffic"
The initial item in the w. G. T. q.
legislative program for 1885 Is q
pledge to renew the campaign for
national prohibition.
Additional Aims Set Forth.
The support Of measures concerning
the pledge Of the second section Of
the twenty-frst amendment to afford
more adequate protection Of dry States
and areas by prohibiting all advertis-
ing Of alcoholic liquors over the radio
and in newsps pers was urged by Mrs.
Smith.
The w. c. T. U. will also oppose any
attempt at Federal legalization of
gambling. It will support State and
local prohibition laws and seek re-
enactment of those which have been
repealed. It will work for higher
standards in education and motion
picture production. It will aid meas
ures for protecting women In industry
and advocate ratification of the child
labor amendment.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
BUCHANAN'S HOME
TORN DOWN
Building 100 Years Old to
Be Razed to Provide Site
for Parking Lot.

Even the memory of its former dis
tinction had almost passed when
workmen yesterday began demolish-
ing the plain red brick house at s18
E street, which once was the home
of James Buchanan before he be-
came the Nations fifteenth President
An automobile parking lot will oc-
cupy its site.
The three-Story structure, perhaps
hundred years old, was a congress
sional mess" in the middle 1800s,
and there a number of bachelor
members Of the National Legislature
and those who had not brought their
families to Washington lived Among
them was President Buchanan, who
was in both House and Senate for
many years
Nothing now remains to remind
one of the gayety and life which can
be imagined as once filling its cham
bers. Although the interior has been
well kept by the doctor and his wife
who have occupied it for more than
40 years, its exterior has a weather.
S~o1SAA GIN SoAASy dpPCdl dllCc O1 eh-
treme age.
Setting Accentuates Age.
Its present setting accentuates the
atmosphere of age and insignifcance.
Adjoining to the west is the building
OF the Merchants Transfer d Storage
Co. Several doors to the east is the
Houston Hotel. Both tower above the
old home and seem to dwarf it.
The exact time that President
Buchanan lived there could not be
learned even in the files of the Con-
gressional Library. Metal plates
which long ago informed visitors that
James Buchanan occupied this house
before he was President of the United
states" have corroded until the let
tering is indistinguishable. The last
occupant. DR.. James Morgan Barber,
took them down. and they were lost
when he moved out week ago.
Buchanan spent much of his life in
washington as a member of Con-
gress or Secretary of State. He also
served as Minister to Russia and Eng
land. The E street house is only one
OF the many places where the oach-
elor President lived at various times.
For Parking Site.
The property now is owned by the
Merchants Transfer & Storage Co..
which is having the house and two
adjoining structures torn down to
furnish ground for the Service Park
ing Corp.
Before DR.. Barber and his wife
moved into the old house in 1891 it
was occupied by DR.. Ethelbert Carroll
Morgan, one of the city's leading
throat and lung specialists. He died
In 1889, and DR.. johnson Elliott took
over the house.
DR.. Barber came to Washington to
practice medicine from Charles
County, Md. He previously had been
graduated from the old Georgetown
Medical School, located at Tenth and
e streets, and it was but natural
he should seek a home nearby the
school. He lived there continuously
from that time until about a week
ago when informed the house was TO
be demolished, and he would have to
find new quarters. He and his wife
moved to an apartment at 1751 Co
lumbia road.
Evening star., 1934-12-30
EIGHT SENTENCED
IN DEBAUCHERY CASE
Father, Sons and Daughters
Among Those Convicted of
kidnapping Girls.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SMITHFIELD, N. c., December 20.
-Convicted of kidnapping three young
Johnston County girls and taking
them to New York for immoral pur-
poses, eight defendants were SEN
fenced by Judge Frank Daniels in Su-
perior Court here today to prison SEN
tences ranging from to 20 years.
Notice of intention to appeal was
fled.
Six defendants, a father and five
sons and daughters, live in Johnston
County, while the seventh and eighth,
another daughter and her husband,
live IN New York. The girls were IT,
is and IA years old.
The jury, reaching verdict this
morning, had deliberated the case
since 2:30 pm. yesterday. Arthur
Krane and his wife, both of whom
were sentenced, were alleged to have
operated an apartment in New York
at which the three girls were forced
to enter lives of debauchery.