Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1924, Page 7

Van Camp’s Milk, 3 for 29¢ Van Camp’s Pork & Beans Ster . . . ... . e Borden’s Milk, can .. 1lc Carnation Milk, can . 1lc Challenge Milk, can . 15¢ Comet Rice, pkg. . . 10c White House Rice, 3 pkgs. 25¢ Junket Tablets, pkg. . 1lc Jello, all flavors, pkg. . 10c Cox Gelatine, pkg. . . 17c Knox Gelatine, pkg. . . 19c Minute Tapioca, pkg., 1214¢ Durkee’s Tapioca, pkg. . 9¢ Mcllkenney’s Tobasco Sauce He A special Quaker Qats, pkg . . 10c Sanitary Qats, 3 pkgs. for 25¢ Armour’s Oats, pkg. . 10c Puffed Wheat, pkg. . 12c Puffed Rice, pkg. . . 16¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, pkg. 8¢ Post Toasties, pkg. . . 8c Kellogg’s Bran, pkg. . 12c Post’s Bran, pkg. . . 12c Pillsbury’s Bran, pkg. . 15¢ Cream of Wheat, pkg., 2lc Wheatena, pkg. . . . 22 Grape Nuts, pkg. . . 16¢c 35¢ | Kellogg’s Krumbles, pkg., 11¢ nz Week Specials eare leadquartm e . QXY HEINZ sale of thi. o R 57 VARIETIES famous line. Never excelled in quality and seldom equalled, Heinz products are supremely good. There is a long summer ahead to enjoy their deliciousness. Once tried. you will demand Heinz every time. BULK PICKLES Small Sweet Pickles and Sweet Mixed Special This (o Pint, 2 5 c Week Only BAKED BEANS Heinz are real oven-baked beans and are so labeled. Serve Heinz but once and you'll know why “baked” beans are different. Medium Size Tins This week only, 21 25¢ Something in the Heinz line for ev- ery day in the week. HEINZ Spaghetti COORED READY TO SEAVE Prepared with Heinz To- mwato Sauce. Just heat in the can and serve. Small tin........11c Medium tin. . ....16¢c HEINZ KIDNEY -BEANS One of Heinz' most popular items. You, too, will like them. Medium Can 15¢ Famously good. For luncheons during the hot weather. It's an ideal food. It takes a trial to realize the supreme goodness of Heinz Peanut Butter 3%-0z. glass. .. . 14c 6-o0z. glass. . ...22¢c 10-o0z. glass. .. .32¢ |- Costs more but worth it! HEINZ KETCHUP Nothing finer can be made from tomatoes. Small bottle. . . .20c Large bottle. . . . 30c For the Picnic Sandwiches Underwood’s DCViIEd Ham Clicquot Club Canada Dry [T -30e Ginger ¢y, $9.25 Slager o Budweiser G&G .25 NE Ale 2 Doz “=|Ale One Doz. $2= Carton 1 Doz. $].—_= Mrs. Schlorer’s’ Qe iv49¢ | Waxed Lunch Pape Special 23/-0z. Prices tin Each Envelope Contains 80 sheets 3 for 20c Libby’s Corned Beef percan21¢ Sanitary Salad Dressing, bottlez 7c Pennant Salted e 25¢ | Schimmel’s Apple Butter ¢ 19¢ SANITARY &= FRESH EGGS 35¢ Blue Ridge Corn, can . . .. .10c BLUE LABEL Del Monte Asparagus Tips . . 40c A-1 Corn (Country . Del Monte Asparagus . . . . .45¢ Gentleman) ..........15¢ BEETS : Del Monte Spinach . . . . ... 20c Paris Brand Corn . . . . ... .15¢ Real fancy quality. The label is Del Monte Peaches . . . . 274c your assurance of exceptional quality. Bectioioe Comn .. .. . . 12 Del Monte Melba Peaches.. . . 30c = 95 Can, C Per Doz. Brand Selected In Carton of One Dozen Large Can Tomatoes, 2 for 25¢ B B . . 2 Can Tomatoes . . ... .10 IB‘file Ja;li’e::'za;”‘ e .152 Del Monte Peeled Apricots . . 30c Del Monte Cherries . . . . . Silver Label Peas, can . . . . .15¢ SERVICES: FOR VIRGIN Hundreds of Catholic Children Take Part in May Processions to Edifices. Five of Washington's Catholic churches held their annual May pro- cessions yesterday in homage to the Virgin Mary. They were St. Peter’ St. Paul's, St. Matthew’s, St. Gabriel' and St. Stephen’s. More than 300 children were in the procession of St. Stephen's Church which passed before Providence Hol pital so that the patients in the in- stitution could view it. The May queen was Miss Margaret O'Connor, who was escorted by a guard of boys from St. Cecella’s Academy, headed by Leo Lee and Charles Boyd. Her attendants included Julla O'Donnell, Catherine Schubert, Mary Ellen Arendes, Margaret Cecil, Muriel Haz- ard, Maria Wilkinson, Virginia Co- wig and Margaret O'Donnell, Mar- garet Streator, Mlildred Albert, Mary Agnes O'Connell and Mary Cane were the maids of honor. Catherine Mur- phy was crown bearer. After the procession Rev. Eugene Connelly, pastor of the church, was celebrant “at benediction. ln the sanctuary were Rev. John Carroll Moore and Rev. John J. Corbett. Twenty-nine children who had re- ceived their first communion were among the children participating in the procession of St. Matthew's Church. The children received the communion at the 8 0'clock mass yes- terday morning. Miss Helen Sheck- els was the queen of May ,and her sister and Miss Gloria Davis were maids of honor. FKollowing the pro- cession Rev. kdward Buckley, pastor of the church, gave the benediction. Four hundred and fifty children took part in the procession of St. Stephen’s Church. The queen of May was Miss Marion Sauter.. Miss Wini- fred Bateman and Miss Catherine Scanlan were the maids of honor. Rev. Joseph H. Cassidy was the celebrant at benediction following the procession. Rev. F. D. McGraw assisted in the sanctuary. Gabriel's procession was_con- d _under the direction of the nuns of the Immaculate Conception Academy, with more than 300 chil- dren participating. Miss Gertrude McGill was the May queen. She was escorted by a court of honor. Miss Mary Frances O'Connor was crown bearer and Mary Catherine Sullivan and Mary Knighting train bearers. | Rev. John M. McNamara, pastor of | the church, gave the benediction | after the procession and preached a { sermon, | Two hundred and ten children were in Paul's procession. Miss Vir- ginia Groves was the queen of May. assisted by maids of honor. benediction after the procession given by Mgr. James ¥. Mackin. He also preached a short sermon, and was assisted by Rev. Leo Fealy and Rev. James T. Coen Japanese Mission in Warsaw. WARSAW, May 26.—A Japanese mili- tary mission headed by Gen. Camol i arrived here today and will three days, studying the milltary organization. The then proceed to the by way of Germany, e and England Queen Marie of Rumania has writ- ten and published several novels. ain Polish Mourning Blacks Dyed 24-HOUR SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 1344 UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Specialized Service to Army, Navy and Civilian Depositors ; Industrial Loans Checking Accounts 49/, Savings Accounts Banking Hours: 8:30 to 5 P.M. THE DEPARTMENTAL BANK 1714 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. = — - |$5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 { At age 2i—send date of birth for parficu- lars and ‘.Iustration. Company founded 1885, | Assets ov r £300.000.000. M. LeRoy Goff, 610 Woodward Bldg. Insurance—All Branches—M. 349. you losing money onyour automobile insurance? Are you getting best protection at least cost? Do you share in the profits? Important for you to find out. We have never faifed to Return of Annual Premium And with this our policy is | Non Assessable | —a feature that pro- tects you against as- sessment for unusual losses. Ask us how important this is. any other reasons why you should insure with us. Let us tell you. Keystone - lndemnig Exchange Insuraace Bldlg., Washingten, D. C. O woud. like to know me o U ‘Protit Policy. FIVE CHURCHES HOLD | THE WEATHER |TWO ISSUES DELAY District of Columbis, Maryland and Virginia—Falr and slightly warmer tonight; tomorrow unsettled, followed by showers; moderate, variable winds, becoming southerly. West Virginla—Increasing cloudi- ness, followed by showers late to- night or tomorrow; warmer tonight. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 62; 8 p.m., §5; 12 midnight, 50; 4 a.m., 48; 8 a.m,, 54; noon, 69. Barometer—4¢ p.m. 29.76; 8 p.m. 29.80; 12 midnight, 29.86; 4 a.m., 29.90; 8 a.m., 30.02; noon, 30.06. Highest temperature, 63.9, occurred at 2:10 p.m. yesterday; lowest tem- perature, 46.0, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today. ‘Temperature same date last year: Highest, 81; lowest, 51. tion of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 am.: Great Falls—Tem- perature, 56; condition very muddy. Tide Tubles. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 9:03 a.m. and 9:2¢ p.m.; high tide, 2:30 a.m. and 253 p.m, Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:00 a.m. and 10:18 p.m.; high tide, 3:27 a.m. and 52 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 4:47 a.m.; sun sets, 7:23 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 4:47 a.m.; sun sets, 7:24 p.m. Moon rises, 1:18 a.m.; sets, 12:53 p.m. Automoblile lamps to be lighted one- haif hour after sunset. ‘Wenther in Various Cities, ) Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Pt.cloudy ¢ Abilene, Tex. Albany Atianta Atlantie C Baltimore 3 Birmingham. 3 Bismarck Boston Buffalo . rleston Cleveland Deaver Detroft El Paso Galveston . Helea . Huron, 8. 1. Indianupoils. Jucksonville. 30. Ransas City. 20.82 Loa Angele Loutsville Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Philadelpii Phoenix ... Cloudy L Clear PURE ST FOREIGN, Greenwich time, odey.) tore. Weather. | Clear | Part elouty | Part cloudy Part cloudy Clondy | Cloudy Cloudy Clear Parc cloudy ORGARIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The Indiana Soclety will Ebbitt Hotel, § o'clock Hamilton, Hermuds Porto Rico. ... Havana, Cuba Colen, Canal Zone &0 kil 80 meet at Citizens' _Assoclation will | ock, fn Thomson Sehool. | rominent speakers and entertain- ment West End Cltizens will meet, 8 o'clock. Church. Association in Concordia The Hygiene Society will meet, o'clock, in Mount Pleasant Congrega- | tional “Church. Rabbl Simon will eak of “The American Physiqu enator Copeland and Dr. Willlam Fewler will also give talks. The Choral Soclety of the Birn chool Community will close its ses son with a formal reception, 8 o'clock, |in school auditortum The League of Nursing Education | of the District will g & card and mah-jong party for the benefit of the | Central School of Nursing at Wil- |1ard Hotel The Anna Maud Hallam Practic >sychology Club will meet, clock, at Playhouse. West End W. C. T. | with Mrs. Ellen O'Hara, 5 will meet 5 3d street. James T. Lloyd, president of board of education, and Garnet C Wilkin- son, assistant superintendent of chools, will sp. at meeting of Parert-Teacher Association, 8 o'clock, | Briggs School | i Howard Park Citizens' Association | will meet, 8:15 o'clock. in Church Redeemer. Lieut. Mina | Winkle will speak. Dove gray is Queen Mary’s favorite color in_dress. LOST. o took hattery ont of my | and_get_yours. 2 | BILLFOLD, containing Newman, 510 BRIEF_CASE—Black, coutaining Ditto litera- ture. Finder kindly ‘get in tonch with W. J. 8 [§ —Small cresent diamond y_morning, between K23 Loi and Holy Comforter chapel Dr. A D. Peck, 823 Longfellow st. COOKER SPANIEL—Bluck, in park between alvert street bridge aud’ Zoo: answers Major.”” Return 1817 Adams Mill road. ward. 210 COLLIE DOG—Brown name of Rex. Tag No. Deland, 3707 Harrison st. 0 collle, male, Rex, Saturday night. reward. 141 1 0. Plone North DRIVING GLOVE, afternoon; reward. GLASSES—Tortolse shell, leather cuse, cor- ner 20th . Saturday afternoon, Return No. i Phillips & Co. Reward. 'GLASSES—Probably on Vermont ave. of ‘Dr. Thorne's cases. Meward if delivered FLOVES—Blnck kid gauntlet, Kelfl rday afternoon. I lack leather, e D—Black-and-tan, n around Saturdey, May 24; $10 re 11th n. ard. Return st now. 1300 W B.w. ALMUS R.SPEARE CLOSE OF CONGRESS Farm Relief and Rail Legislation Now Stand in Way of Early Finish. | 1t is probable that Congress will| adjourn in time for members to at- | tend the national political conven- tions. The question will be definitely determined within a few days. ‘The only two stumbling blocks now in the way of adjournment about June 7, as the leaders plan, are farm relief and rallroad legislation. The whole issue centers now around the McNary-Haugen agricultural bill and the Howell-Barkley proposal to abolish the Rallroad Labor Board. Consideration of both has been begun in the House, and the Senate is await- ing action there. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Thomas Cirele Citizens’ Asxsoeiation will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., in Luther | l'l'a.?e Memorial Church, seécond floor hall. The Takema Park Civie Study Club: A lecture on current topics will be Elven Wednesday, 2 p.m., at Takoma Theater, under “auspices of current topics section of club. Speaker, Miss | Marle Boynton. | The spring owel or - American Horticultural . in co- operation with the American Iris So- | clety, will be open to the public tomor- row, in Collseum, $th and Pennsyl- vania avenue, at 2 p.m. antil 10 p.m Wednesday, the hours will be from § am. until 10 p.m. The Ch of the Trunsfiguration will hold its annual festival and - union on the grounds of the ¢‘warch, June 3 and 4. There will be booth: fancy tables and refreshments, Kallipolis Grotto Band, Drum, Drill and Bugle Corps in uniform will play and a children's carnival will add to the program. The Lions Club will have a lunch- | eon tomorrow at Willard Ho: Rev. Dr. Earle Wilfley wili speak on “Americanization and Naturalization.” Dr. N. A. Cobb of the bureau of plant industry. will sp. i Life of Jack and air of Wild Blue Jays,” am. at the Washington Club, The American Legion will decorate | the graves of departe rvice men at the Jewish tomorrow Members of th E th Street Con- | gregation invited. The Southennt W Association will me Tyler School Rington Citizens' et tomorrow at izens' U tomor- | row, School v ler the auspices of the St. ¥ and patron ot Senor Quesada, cert and | play fo of the ity of Cam. 3 will be give tomorrow ¢ ing at Carroll Hall street near 10th AN FIRE CAUSED BY §TILL. Police Seize 900 Gallons of Mash in Rear of Garage Responding to a f larm in rage in the rear of 467 Florida a firemen yesterday discovered th cause the conflagration w a wa- “nue, the an explosion In a 100-gallon still located in the garage. Capt. Doyle and offi- cers Murphy, Kellum, Trammell and Smith of the elghth’ precinet seized the still tozether With ten gallens of corn whisky 0 gallons of mash The dama 5 estic mated at being made by the police to locate the op- or of the still of g S $1,000 Robbery Reported. Women's dresses valued were stolen from the store of J Rosenberg, 16 ¢ yenterdas The rear donr the police declared. had been Iurr(ifl' FUNERAL DIRECTORS WM. H. SARDO & CO. | 412 11 st pe. Plhone Lincoln Modern Cliael. Automotile Fane ——TH!Q.IG'NAL‘. WR.Speare @o. 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WAIN 108 FRMENYSIOFST | Wi S B.SPE, | e cuvor s nico R TEARE R. F. Harvey’s Son New P Home, 1432 You st. n. ime-like funeral p. lors.__Plione P at ESTABLISHED 1850 <& MORTICIANS 1113 SEVENTH ST. Modern Chupel. Teleplone. NORVAL K. TABLER 1526 L St. NW. Main 1544 Perry K Walsh __Roy M. Perry- JAMES T. RYAN. 317 PPA. AVE. S.F. Lincoln 142 ~—HERBERT B. 024 NEW YORK AVE. N.W Ne! o nacted with the or Sneq ‘ 940 F St. N.W. " Joseph F. Bfrchl's Sons | (I AC ) - I WILLIAM 1 Fnneral Directar Emhalmer Livers ia eannection. €. hapei and modern crematorium Modsrat Pricec. B33 Pu ave. mow. Tel. call M. 135 ~ Timothy Hanlon NEOKLACE—Mediu . graduated pearl ween 1th and K sis. and New York ave. 141h st. Bundey about 1 o'clock. Hew, 11th and 12th ge. Re ECKPIECE—Stone 5 ing, between Huyler's and Woodward & Loth. Top's elevators: reward. Mrs. Brason, 3807 Iugomar st. Cieveland 421. PIN—Sorority, G. A. B., With pame. il dred Yost, on back; Sunday night near Metro. politan. _Linc. 42 i PURNE—Brown leather, between 13th and ¥ and 18th and Columbia rd.; 8. M. S. on hand- Kerchief. Phone Adams 1287. PPY—_Brindle Boston terries, about three months old, from 15 West Kirke st., Chase, Md.' Reward. REVOLVER —May 1 sieel police revol W. W. Orme, NG, Tadie: about ' noon, black enauiel 2400 10th_w WRIST WATCH, rd. FUNERAL TESIGNS. Prompt anto delivery rer: Artistic—expressive—inexpensty Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St. Plione Aafn 106, Geo. C. Shaffer fain 2416, EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBL. D00 14t At MODERATE PRICES. st n.w. We Specialize miFloral [ Designs at Moderate ites Jorists | deatns Ship and Horse Owner Dies. - LONDON, May 26.— Capt. Bower Ismay, well known as a ship owne and race horse fancier, died yester- day at Hazelbeach Hall, Northamp tonshire. He had been i1l since Feb ruary 8 with sleeping sickness. which disease, according to medical author ities, has become increasingly prevalent recently in England, especially at Birmingham, where there is said to be an epide- : d wher numeroux ave - ed BRAY. We wish to express thauke and appreciation - to ren friends for their kindness, sympathy and floral tributes during the iiiness aud death of our MIMA BRAY JOSEPH E. WARD AND FAMILY. * CLARKE. We wish to exp thanks and appreciati triends and neighbo Kympathy floral tribut mother « our sincers to our relatives or their kindness and and al beautiful LD AND FAMILY 1 Wish €0 thauk my many frien for their kind express sympath the. beantigul flora) trion Gur o &Y the death of my lovin JOSEPH qutbs ! IWMAN BREDICE, brief i of T after a beloved n.w 1 o'clock. BULLA. s o at Hospita cloved xon of Jobn % will be 1's, Rock Creck Parish, Tues St P 27, at 11 um ntermient at Holy CRAWFORD. Sunidus T:00 pom.. at Mrs. CJ0FiN TRAPY BARAIL ARCHER CRAWFOL te Church Cap.'and T sts. Mt Olivet cenie tory P 26, 1924, CHARLE FOWLEK. Due notice of fu Suddents. M S, Margaret Tt Funeral from 2008 Pa. av 2 o'clock p. Vited. Interment Saturduy HANCE, Jr.. b Hanee. of 1 May 24, 1 1 liusbani 17th st. nw chippert dence. Wede Interment ¢ MILLER. M. dener. 21 the bedosed hnsba Mitler e, JOHN FRANCIS, S 1 of the late Mary Ja e Barnes). Funeral Thursday . Relatives and £ mttnd Interment Gleny Rela PORTER trinm, 421\ Witliam Trown from 0. Bull srmony. Friena Lewis and Futieral from ave. . Wednesday, Inferment priva YOUNT. = ¥ reside SELLIE B wi Yount mains s Son BAILE? Six yemrs ago tedi i Inid to rest whe (il rememin who Ioved her b DADDY, SINT BOWSER A but fox our dear v ELLEN ROWSER rs ngo tod & remembrance und graudmother, MARY ngo tod ay 0. TSIAND AND SONS CHAPMAN. fmte to t CHATML toduy f love and devoti my aunt. MARY ated this life six year FORD. 1n sad s denr w Foln VIRGLE KMYER . dadiiy RBERT E wis fife one yemr az. w HILTON MARY ¢ Tongs You'll know ‘ ¢ HER SON WILL AND FAMILY. * 1u Joving remembrance of my dear MARY € (ON, who died twe toind v Cliisir her st © HEE DATGHTER AL oL HILTON. and e & L HIL iwo sears wzo todsy. Ma So gentle i utn ent ¥ one lins i Tn pain o gam HER LOVING SON GEORGE. * cred wnd remembrance b LIAM JOHN aroui Gids throne May 191 bat wet orgutten MOTHER ROBINSON. In sul g e And n fiom earth ¥ jreart iy o 4 faithful Jnst to keep 3 d Tut “aw plere o pat you In s home above e cume and took yon with Hiw more Tefi- duy in we o will e MOTHER AND DADDY own in the twilight hoor flower: borge away TLLIAM, * 1 cume And ook fron 0 T 5 BROTHER ime cannol_change towny paxs ing remembra And W ¥ LOVING S8 BON, The innds that to A