Evening Star Newspaper, November 12, 1923, Page 4

ARMY FLVER LLED P e NS QRPOSE e == et [ — ;3 - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1923, —_—_—_— ——m—t et e transit company, said the last fiscal year. ' both lDDllclzl.on}; should be granted | Engineer Commissioner Bell, chajr. i in order to afford_ the maximum man of the commission. announced WL o 2o : T e 5 Lol e, S o ks Start of Allowed in el Weart, aosistant to Gob 'C. O, |1s submittod naxt Monday. 1S Whieh to File Action : | S Lieut. McBride’s Pursuit Ma- fontst Spokesmun at Bus Extension . i chine, Armistice Day Meet, | Tre perion namea in nite insurance | Hearing Cites One-Fare ‘ A A Store Near Your Home policies after which they become in- = i ml contestable on the ground of fraud, Pro Plunges to Ground. legally begins to run from the date on visiow in mers', : SRR ety which the policy was issued even s ! - s ", By the Associated Press, though that date antedated the origi-{ The right of the Public Utllitles Fovis g Right now our upholstery ex- [ ° CHICAGO, November 12.—Lieut.|nal application, the Supreme Court|Commission to atthorize a charge for perts are not busy, and to get pe(:l s s ee Benjamin R. McBride, twenty-six |held today in a case brought by the transfers fssued between the two e your order right away we are years old, of Selfridge Field. Mt |Mutual Life Tnsurance Company of 'Street rallwny campanies was chal- -k / Clemens, Mich., was killed during an lNew York against the Hurni Packing | lenged by William McK. Clayton, rep- UPHOLSTERING Armistice day alr meet at Ashburn)Company ef Towa. resenting the Federation of Citizens’ i # = Flying Fleld here yesterday, when his | Rudolph Hurni applied for an in- {Associations, mt a_public hearing at 8 pursult plane, fiying about 135 miles | surance poliey on September 2, 1915, | the District build#ng today. ‘\\\\\.\ VAR an hour. nlunged into the ground)but. at his request, the policy was| The hearing svas called to conasider o \\“”“”wlml from a height of about fifteen feet. i|.~uud under date of August 23, 1915. ;m]:::"::gon :cf"-::a(_x;‘uhxflr:n \ !“ HULU_‘I . Lieut, McBride, who was a member | He died July 4, 1917. The policy con. , Rallwa C r : u 1) . of the first pursuit group of Selfridge | tained a clause providing that its | oves ramr b Mrrrem a0, bark bus AL Labor Only Fleld, was flying a Thomas Morse!issuance could be contested within s ‘ avenue to -4 # Special low prices on our com- pursuit plane. Officers sald they I'erel:vo yonr‘.)vgfru;n lhehdnto of issue. On} - plete stock oflTlnutHeLflXlflour. ’ hd at a loss to understand exactly how | August 28, 1917, the company com- Patnting fnd Silk Upholstery materials. an am s P the accident occurred as Lieut. Me- Tenced an action 'In - the federal, . Paperhanxing | er Can, and cars of Cabinet Work Siip Covers Made te Order Bride was one of the most careful | policy cancelled on the ground o | FAY¥ 208 BIZCirls a0 eans ol fiyers of the group. fraud. iand 19th streets. H 'rERY CO He was tne son of Col. McBride, |, The final decision in the lower ™'\, "Giaveon opposad the authoriza- AMERICAN UP OLS . Kirkman's Borax Seap, & federal courts turnmed against the chief of staff in the Panama Canal| campany on the meounds that the|tion of this transfer charie, declar- . 5 ° Zone, and was graduated from West |two vears in which i could have{in€ that the Shariers of the compunies 627 F SLN.W. witat es Phone Man 8159 , Point in 1913. He was in the infantry | been contosted hnd elapsed before ' Droving. S e l ars er service with the arsm of occupation | it brought suit. That view was sus-| The Washington RapBl Transit - 9 20, when he {00k | tained by the Supreme Court. |Company also has mpplied for an ex- | -, ,20d has boen Aying for tBree | e | tension of It Potomac Patk bus lino Two more carl6ads for this sale—2,400 boxes of these good . 4 1 = to the Lincoln Memorial, mt over a Se'ly 7 e 2 5 % S Ut Clem z was started for o hospital, but died | £, $he ngaln Jemorial. fut over a ig bars at this seemingly impossible price. Distributed from the Near Fi At 8 g on the way. the transit company’s application will o__° cars directly to our stores. An, scci@ent, similac. ¢ Drill Thrills Thousands. be held next Monday. an lvll] : which killed Private A. R: The demonstration given by the air | Willlam . Hum, president of the (0]0) . Y. |men, thrilled thousands who had |Wasbington Rafiway and Electric, y, occurred when the -3 | gathered at the field. « Sperry Mes!- O e annrovad his ssanste weatd | airship “from Scott Field, Belleville, | sengers, with a twenty-foot win; @ H —guests will soon be comifig, [ *1” 1, a 5 -3 irpl 1 = . 22 b e e OUSE | _hich thought should remind ermont Mai yrup «z-oz. bot., e B e " Tomeay | e i e et S, S Bl of ' Paint that such jobs as refinish again. The command | the stunts In an aviator's . - P aimmts yontnalsuc JOPRAS (EANIN IS A Maple-Cane Combination Table S; ’ p! mbination Table Syrup This is 2 delicious maple flavored sugar syrup. Made in Ver- ut one man evi- ‘ There was a triple parachute jump i < - ing floors, renewing interior d to ar the order and he | from three de Havilands flying in 1 10l " Sorkt him. aloes e op | sobmiie rhom’ 5000 Test, =" potate - = ) ng and up |spinning i X 3 . e er e % % Apout, thirty foct before he realized |race and am apron string’event. In ¥ Wall trims, redecorating walls, [g mont in the heart of the maple sap producing territory. You'll s Bo. He lit q er. two planes were tled to- ike it i R o ori h mudhole. but was uninjured. Sl xe:hearflwlth a sixty-foot cord. They : 3 . etc., should no longer be de- [ L‘ke it 'fhyl"f“ Ikae the “""‘ll:‘le 135“—3“(1&:: this price the ‘735!}‘15 McBride's ‘death was the second | took off, executed & number a maneu- ut one-half of pure maple sap syrup. e can recommend this one in all of the meets held through- | vers and landed without breaking t g H * St Bokat e me i vt s Tints, layed. = as a high-grade product, Army Rellet Society, an organization | Three pursult planes made direct Which provides for the dependents of | hits with aerial bombs. totally de- 3 ’ . i members of the alr service Killed. . | stroying a miniature village erected oor {We're ready to furnish Lieut. McBride was flving low over |on the fleld, after which two Martin A 2 s {1 [ ° 99* ° | the field while thousands watched, | bombers completely covered the huge 1 Paints, Stains, Varnishes [ zk\::amg th; snrual;rs vlvln‘; the stunt | fleld with a _smoke scre'el.\x In -dd!; { % ax @ ¢ . en ne le um ln an c T as “jazzing the clouds.” While | tion to the hundreds of airpianes a Vv 2 3 _ i i flying only fifteen or twenty feet|the meet the Barling bomber, the POhSheS' Wall Tmts’ Enam ’ from the ground he tried to rise, but | world's largest atrplane, and the T-2. instead the plane plunged into the |the sister ship to the plane that made Stop that cough Stains els, etc., of dependable quality W | An opportunity for this week only. We have just unloaded ground. as stated. Lieut. McBride {the transcontinental flight, were on at— g a car—buy now for holiday needs. Regularly we must ask con- was removed from the wreckage and ' exhibition. l'ight now— | ——T Al siderably more than this price. order a Blackistone Memorial || phlegm, soothes inflamed tissues buffets, etc, cut and”fitted at Very recommend— cheese in small blocks. Special, $3.50 and up Allingges e et ] i} 1334 N. Y. Ave. s onee you have tasted it. be ready for you the latter || luncheon serve Sar-a-Lee on i . X. . one Main —about flowers for funerals i Dr. Bell's loosens hard: packed ETGLASS Tops for dining tables, expressive and in best taste. 1 Made of just the medicines that Specially prepared 3035 l4th st. N.w. The finest spread for like its pleasant taste. PAINTS, OILS, GLASS you will gladly pay it being installed and we will baked ham. For your next saltines. ; ean ofven prevent seriots Specially Low Prices When in Doubt ||| Yowsimt s - s i | “Kraft” Cheese Will Open This Week wd. &e Wreath. Always appropriate— [ and restores normal_breathing. Moderate Prices. a { up-todate doctors n i dwiches. Best of ingre- Memorial Wreaths fil:n;‘dn:‘!:?;x;‘damr: I H UGH REl LLY CO. ]‘ The price seems high, but Fixtures and stock are S?enm:,m i:xscludhf:;t ~hrc§dcd | # i VIOLETS, CHRYSANTHE- [{| DR. BELL’S Pine-Tar Honey part of this week. i IR 45(: d’ % S Regular 39c Jar 14th and H || n Swiss (style)— Priced special for an in- " Phone Main 3707 ‘ I 1b. for. troductory period only. 23] Wie . SLOANE ||| =25 L A8 = Good Eggs | Dont Miss Secing the ‘ 1508 H STREET, N. W. | " | SANITARY ’T) X opposite the Shoreham | “CHAUVE SOURIS : - ; EGGS A o, In Out 3 The ut; t is used i Now Playing at Poli’s EACH WEDNESDAY B Slechir sl i e o : : 1t is not only unique as a “comedy opera” perform- EI‘ :H‘ I 'IE‘ I 'H Wednesday is the d: ! gFs | this brand. They are stor- i " y 18/ tue day age eggs, but at storage e ance, but the Pusk: is charming beyond description— bakery préducts contain- 1 prices. Compare with any We were there! . .8 X ing raisins are being fea- eggs you are now buying, Special Musical Hits 4™, iz Bowwi-race ANNIVERSARY SALE | e ‘ - Ne. 18978—"Twas in the Moath of May" will be found a large selection of Cake, perlb., S P er Doz., 42¢ ORIENTAL RUGS | Fancy Quality Smoked Hams, per Ib., 23¢ And Several Others. Come in and Try Them. From the best weaving districts of the East, hand. woven . to our: order by the master weavers of a ;:Eagifi gmh:;:;fapztssu::sri;.each of these beautiful rugs | LOFFLER’S i A newshipment, which practically doubled our stock, Hiiaey of mosk of e 1g1n Sliced Bacon gives you the opportunity to choose from an excep- | apples in our stores. No | tionally large variety of patterns and colors. af hange in prices Pork Sausage 1/2 Lb 1 5c Il (1] i i The prices are exceptionally low and we invite a : ;' 3 compl:rison with opportunities offered elsewhere. SHRI V ER S Per lbo 35c PerLb. 3 Oc | . PRODUCTS DehvcredSDIrect to Our oy 1 MOSSOULS $20t0 50 IRAN DOZARS $8S to 100 1 Buy them; it means qual- et 1 NOBARANS 35t085 TURCOMANS 20t 40 Il ity assurance to you. i oo FLOSS” | JOWWALS 201050 BOKHARAS 20w 38 ‘ Lemon Pecl, To..r...o5¢ | SAUER 121/26 CORN Orange Peel,” 1b KRAUT, Can. Dromedary Dates, pkg.2oc PEERLESS Blue Ridge, can...... Smyrna Layer Figs, Ib.3oc (Canned) Included in This Sale Are Nectarine, can......... -13%¢ | Sugar Rolled Dates, Ib.1sc | SWEET 121/2 C Regular 19¢ Jar Jf NGS /A\LL 810-818 Seventh Street Owing to rain today all sales advertised in A-1 Country Gentle- POTATOES. . HIGH GRADE CARPETS Golden Bantam, can..17%c c'é':;’{"';hffiw Sv':}’ “PANSY” T : SEEDLESS These are all of first quality, in patterns or in PEAS California Soft Shell plaln. colors which are now in vogue. ; Almonds, Ib “BLUE RIBEON” < Label, can......15¢ Brazil Nuts, the best FIGURED WILTON VELVET . . . $3.75yd. B B vy oty | | gradepevessibion e SOC | TEACES, FIGURED WOOL VELVET ¢« 275yd Extra, sifted; can.....a0c PLAIN WILTON VELVET. +« '« « = 3.75vd. A-1, very small; can..agc Pennant Brand Salted MATCHES & Peanuts, jar " FIGURED AXMINSTER . « « » 3.78 yd. GLESS FIGURED AXMINSTER . . , . . 2.78yd. : STRIN Plum Puddi FIGURED HIGH PILE AXMINSTER - 7.25 yd. BEANS um ru SAFETY PLAIN HIGH PILE AXMINSTER . 7.25 yd. Libby’s, fine quality, MATCHES, Doz Blue Ridge, cut; can..15¢ SUPERIOR WAX Sifted, can..... o .20C R. & R, Large can....29c Select, can....*.......27¢ | R. & R, individual can.1zc Sunday’s paper will be con- tinued Tuesday. 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