Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1922, Page 24

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AUTO ENAMELS FLOOR FINISHES FURNITURE VARNISH AND POLISHES ROOF PAINTS oLp ENGLISH FLOOR WAX PAINTS FOR PORCH FURNITURE CEMENT PAINT Main 4340 Salmon Steal Butterfish and 112 1h. loa () |4-||s Smoked Hams Halibut Steak Beston Mackerel. Delivered to P-K Coffee Trout. Hot Bread and Rolls us at 4 o'clock_every day. aves, with and without the secds. Its wonderful flavor will appeal to you Sterrett & Fleming, Inec. Champlain St. at Kalorama Ra. (Below 1Sth St) ‘Telephone North 5050 = JIW DAI.AIS ROY. Thesscarcity of Hupmobiles in the used car markets, and the eagerness with which they are sought, is fundamentally due to only onething. People know that the Hupmobile stands up remarkably well for years; they know that it costs little to run and keep up. Morris’ “Supreme” Brand Fresh Fish Specials ...... Ib., 49c | Croakers...... k.. Flouncers. Rock Fish New Potatoes Lemons New 1 Ste Small size 15 lbs., 38: Doz, 21c Cucumbers. S5c- | String Beans... Blackberries at. 20c | New Potatoes.. 115, Cymblings.. 8c | Beets......... 2 bunches, 15¢ Tomatoes. .......... . 10c | Cantaloupe, 15 each, 2 for 25¢ Fresh Meat Specials Le.g o L?mb ........ Ib., 35¢ Chickens. g?:::::) °F Ib,, 35¢ Prime Rib Roast....lb, 35c | Eggs ............. doa., 32¢ Shoulder Clod......Ib, 25c | Pork Loin Roast....lb., 35c Chuck Roast. Ib., 20c Bacon (Machine sliced) lb_, 40c Veal Breast t'on Ib., 20c | Veal Shoulder Roast, Ib., 25c : Fresh from the ovens Bex Bread, Vienna, French, Whole Wheat, and several Varieties of Rells. Berens’ Rye Bread in 1 Ib. Lb., 25¢ | by the War Department. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1922. RUSSIAN HUSBANDS MUST SUPPORT THEIR WIVES UNDER NEW POLICY| By Cable fo The Star and Chicago Daily News. Copyright, MOSCOW, June "Z—Rnlllal new economlc policy has killed the SOUTH DAKOTA'S STONE DEDIGATED But Four More to Be Placed in*Washington Mon- ument. South Dakota's stone in the Wash- ington Monument {8 to be dedicated at ceremonies to take place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon on the 300- foot level in the shaft, the stone hav- ing been put into position recently under communism. Moscow vital statistics show that there were 19,863 marriages in 1921, or more than twice the pre-war average. In the first five months of this year there were only 486 marriages. Husbands are now obliged to sup- port their families, while under the carlier communism the state took all the responsibility. Divorces have increased eight- fold over the pre-war average. There were 1,380 last year. The birth rate 8 about half the pre- war rate. The death rate is now less than one-half of the 1919 figures. RAISING OF LUSITANIA SALVAGE FIRM’S AIM Secretary Weeks will receive the stone on behalf of the government, accepting it from the hands of Sen- ator Thomas Sterling of South Da- kota, who will preside. Miss Nellie Norbeck, daughter of Scnator Peter Norheck of the state, will unveil the stene. The stone is of native South Dakota granite, 4 feet long by 2 feet wide by 6 inches thick, bearing upon its fuce the state seal and the date of to the Union, February “Under God the people e” 19 the state motto, also appear- {ing on the Stone. The stone is set flush with the inner wall. But four stones remain to be placed in the monument to complete the quota of the forty-eight tates— North Dakota, Arizona, Idaho and New Mexico. | 'Besides the two senators, Repre- sentatives Royal C. Johnson, C. A. Christopherson and \\(lllnm William- son will attend the dedication, as will Col. C. O. Sherrill, officer in charge of public buildings and grounds: Indlan i Commissioner Burke, a native of {South Dakota, and officials of the ’\\l'lrhing(un National Monument So- clety. German Also Says Americans and British Will Try to Hide Arms Evidence. By Wirelosy to The Star and Clicago Daily vs. Copyright, 1922, BERLIN, June 22.—Dr. von Braum, member of the reichstag and a leader of the nationalist party, said today that he had Information to the effect that a joint American and British salvage company was about to at- tempt raising the Lusitanla. This in- formation, he added, indicated that if the attempt was successful an effort would be made secretly to do away with ‘any evidence found that the Lusitania was carrying munitions of war. The German natlonalist party has raised the question in the reichtag whether Germany will be represented when the Lusitania is raised. Music will be furnished by the Army Music School Band. O. S. Bas- More than 20,000 Chinese women earn ford will speak. Rev. Plerce Pinch [a liviig as factory workers in Shanghal will delfver the Invocation. Mrs. Ger- trude Bonnin, a native Indian of the state, living here, will recite an orig- inal prose poem, “A Dacotah Ode.” Gov. W. H. McMaster of South Da- kota was not able to attend the cere- mony. FRUIT DEALER ROBBED OF $6,000—LIFE SAVINGS EIIIIG The Alexandria Man Withdrew Sum From Bank to Buy D. C. Home, He Says. Spevial Dispatch to The Star, ALEXANDRIA, Va., gelo Valenti, thirty-four year proprictor of a fruit stand at 1522 King street, reported to the police to- day that he had been robbed of $6,000 yesterday by two Italians. Valent! stated that he withdr the money, his life savings, from {bank here with the intention of p chasing a house in Washington, | Shortly after he left the bank he met | ia friend whom he said he had known | | for six years. who, in turn, intro- &uced him to a tall Ttalian. The lat ter said he was in ing for his wife, who had disappeared from New York. The three went to| = the rooms of the stranger, Valenti | &= said, where he drank a glass of soda, | = after which he remembered nothing | for several hours. 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This, therefore, means that the pro- ceedings in the case, so far as the courts here are concerned, and the investigation are now in the hands of the authorities of the District of Columbia. Under a compact between Virginia and Maryland, Judge Moncure told the jury, Maryland has general jurisdiction over cases on the Poto- mac if it is shown that the boat had I'not tied up and such cases ordinarily. would be tried in the District of Co- lumbia or Maryland. Earl Figart, one of the men who was taken in custody by the Alexan- dria_police in connection with the in- vestigation of the case, was present and the court announced that he was discharged, and directed the clerk of the court fo relieve him of the bond he was under and also to make a rec- Potomac Electric Appliance € —Branch Store, Washington Railway and Electric Building, 14th and C Sts. N.W. Phone Main 955 ord to that effect. 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