Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 15

C, THURSDAY, JUNE'S, 1% tion of the y. imi ent of COLLAPSES WHEN TOLD | SWEEP AT. VLADIVOSTOK. |1 thesmet tecgue per raore | o o e carrost, imegomemyn, o -AGED I'AREI? CANNOT t;-:v' g m S kg - TR i | accordance with the. land ap ENTER U. . AT DNCE el o ‘ment system which prevails i 3 2.5 ¢ By the Associated Press. 3 g On learning from the State ‘De- ¥ mnn;f; probably would . 'be oM IV | ‘mégths béfore hjs aged parents in mxm. June 1—Dispatches from ‘Warsaw would' bé adble to have | lvostok, which were captured cently by anti-bolshevik troops, passports’ vised, in ‘order to comsé to America, *Samuel Berkman, ' "East 84th street, New York, col- lapsed bere yesterday. He was taken to a hosplital. » L ] ' o » s (| Steady Attractions application of . his - father and. . ' i e L B I SPECIALLY ~i;low Prices, dl‘lje to volume of business and our advan- the revolution, pratection of bolsheyik farmers, ' division state_sgdministration into pref rtfon- | and viliage assemblies, and non-| - - before | ference by the military in politics. e be eonvcl_fid ) B ing to the reports. e '.2.:"'.:31»-. to be ‘considered by the assembly Will lnclude revival of the industries of the ‘region, rehabilita- FISH SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Potomac Buck Shad. . Potomac Split Shad P-K prices enable you to eat be;tér,iood and thore of it. Friday and Sejurday - —Market Specials- | woriit™28: Smoked Hams preme” brand, lb-. 28¢ | mild cure. Prime Beef The best on the market fi Prime Rib Roast..lb., 35 il Bouifion and Clod. .Ib., 25¢ it CHUCK ROAST.... ., 18c | @oecial for Pot Roast Veal “MHiMany Sections of Country |} Now Giving:Atteéntion to. . _Such _Memorials. The “roads of rememberance” ldea, originated by the American Forestry As: ation in the avenue of memporial trees leading to the tomb of the late President McKinley, are now being planned in many sections 'of the coun- ll } try. according to reports réceived by || the association: National patriotic or- I izations have adopted the. idea r marking points of unusual interest and civic improvement grou are using it to jutify Tocal roads and highways. || Mrs. Warren G. Harding has sent the trowel she used in planting the Ohlo tree ol H: These Hams are |ii the best ol tflllblt il and you will enjoy the rich flavor found in mo other . FM‘ F“l: ludi | Trout Garses .- .. Th, 28 Large Butter Fish, 25c Ib. | Large White Perch, 25¢ Potia territory were on e ; abroad, and that it might be haif 2 year at_loast before Berkman's parents could start to the United States. . Berkman's conditioh is not re> garded as critical. CITY RETAINS NAME. Citizens of Charles Town, W. Va., . Reject Change. Special Dispatch to The Btar, will be kept a record of the trees it| CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 2.— “plants” before it s returned to the |Elistoric Charles Town, in a special 2 | election authorized by ihe state legis- {orestty - organtaation: in, “Washing- |jy toe st vorod. to rothin. tts oy Fine for roasting and ‘baking B sliced, évenly ib., 35¢ by machine, esiry Association, to Canton, Ohlo, Fresh Eggs In cartons McKinley's former home, for use by Representative Selgel’ of' New ipation St ey EEE e s | o gt ash T g ; passage and entry to this-country, tions at Reilly’s. % 3 :‘.;A:’rn::;ap {:-:? m:: ;::oa to p:y : . Large Gray Trout, 25¢ Ib. n inquiry to the State DepaFt- : . 0 Medium Gray ment, according to Representative 3 e S All Standard Paints e M : s e els, Broiling and P. Wall Fuu? Auto Ell;a;nt y roiling ot Floor Stains, Canoe Paint, 3..' ton Mackerel, 25¢ Ib. cing off Varnishes and Wax, Screen Paint, Bonita Mackerel. . 20c Ib. . Galvanum Paint, Roof Paint. . Window Glass Cut to Order Fresh Shucked Clams Crab Flakes and Meat J Green and Cooked Shrimp- . Live Frogs Full Line of Fresh Ve(ec_ableo and Fruits Standard Fish & Poultry Co.} " 906 Louisiana Avenue N.W. Phone Main 3381 J Of 979 votes cast only 129 were in Mrs. Harding's Letter. favor of a change. In a letter to Mrs. William D. Cald-| The movement to have Charles Town | | well of Canton, president of the Lin- |change its name was launched by coln Highway Memorial Association, | Mayor Grant Hall and other leading Mrs. Harding expressed the hope that | citizens of the capital city of Charles: the trowel might “Inspire some more | ton, because of much confusion creat- tree plantings 3 ed in mails, express and other ways ll, Mrs. William W. Richardson, Vir-|by the similarity of the names of the lJl #inia 1brarian of the Daughters of |tWo West Virginia cities. the American Revolution, is complet- Seventh and D Streets N.W. HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 New York Avenue Wholesale PAINTS ’—-"Ghe HUB FURNITURE CO+ G It Is Mighty Gratifying to Know That There Is a Furnitare Store Like The Hub—Offering LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS—Service and Dependable Furniture | Flour Gold Medal or 12 }bs., 72¢ Pillsbury’s “Sunbeam” Pineapple 1 No. 2 cans, each, 25¢ i We are now roasting a still i higher-grade bean. It's the same lb 25c | old P-K blend. only better than **>*9 i ever. Try a pound, you'll like it. Retail ing plans for a road of remembrance into Yorktown, the Forestry Associa- tion announces, and George P. Blow is restoring Washington's headquar- [l | ters there. A very bad ro: eads to the birthplace of Washington, offi- cials of the forestry association point out, and they suggest that a good be built and planted with me- ]| morial trees. ; Between Eau Claire and Chippewa Falls in Wiscondin the .chambers of commerce are !e“ along on a memo- rial highway connecting the two cities. Centering at Elgin, Ill., a threescornered plan has been put un- der way fory planting 10,000 trees along the Lincoln highway by the chambers of commerce of various towns, the association says. | Tampa, Fla., the Rotary Club has completed the planting of _fifteen miles of the West Coast road in mem- ory of the men of Hillsborough coun- ty. At Fort Myers, Fla, the road planting idea has been taken up. California Reports. Close at 6 P.M. Next Door te R. Harris & Co, Our Monthly Rummage All the broken lots are given marching orders _ fi - =which means we’ve “cut the life” out of the | _regular prices. YOU KNOW WHAT GAMOND l - CO. BARGAINS ARE. . - 300 Wash Dresses 402-404 Seventh Street . ) From California come reports of a state-wide roadside tree-planting campaign, and many of the towns have registered their trees. There the road authorities are co-operating In giving ingtruction as to the proper roadside planting methods. Luther {Burbank planted the first memorial trees along one road. At Laporte, Ind., the Hamon \Gray Post of the American Legion wiil plant 3,000 trees. “Opportunity for memorial and a great educational campaign on tree values are found in roads of remem- brance,” said Charles Lathrop Pack, Usefl Your Credit and Buy-This Gingham and Lawn—new mod- els; splendid effects. Sizes 16 to 6 = 150 White Gabardine Skirts. > 50 Surf Satin Skirts. president of the association, today. “Let us go slow with monument bullding. and . save .them ' for the proper plading along these roads of remembrance or give them the proper approach at the end of meniorial ave- nues easily reached from our’ high- ways. As the auto becomes mere |and more the method of business and ! pleasure travel, so wMl the demand for these beautiful roads mount higher and higher. 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