Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 34

" THE GERMANS PROTEST |5 "G5 ISl SHey use [6,000-YEAR-OLD BONES | Wiss One-Man Competiin. KENDR"}K REV[A'.S INSINCERITY CHARGE |t futiariei 5 | OF HUMAN DISCOVERED "TFRSARENS, wa sur 2 servative and Nationalist partfes to 'he only candidate to appear for the A Store Near Your Home Our Stores Will Be Closed Coffee | ALL DAY FRIDAY |p, Fre Cromey Per ... 30¢ | JULY 4k |1r. 48c e i L i T Special This Week Only | Special This Week Only 'S (Del Mont < | QRS | CHERRIES In the No. 1 size tin (the same size as Take along a Cook’s Cake for the holiday Argo salmon cans) During the past winter we sold this an electric fan to cool you off. Priced as low as picnic. Delicious pound or layer cakes. bra"td txw; - qu"tler ltl st e e Nothing is more acceptable at ment just received enables us to offer you g P the picnic | ¢pis" wonderful special. We hope you will buy liberally—canned fruit like this hasn’t been priced so low in m any vears. Green Bag BUTTER Sanitary Brand Brady of Aquasco, has been awarded CorTate with the Nationalists on any by the county board of education. Heroic. ——— shine Star Want Ads go twice & day BERLIN, | July 2—Germans are| BALTIMORE, July 2.—Seventy-tWo|iory of the University Faculty of 07770777 0L LT 0 Ll Ll L to Any Extremes. By & Staft Correspondent. e B ot & Bulion-ais he was not surprised that Fall | "German cabinet members consider | Of the department to prevent typhold | ¢no earjest times. TLILIL LTI LI II1 1 0 1D L LA L LI L1 07: in conn with leasing of the|gmong which are the following: riously affected by the flood show ! Suining the middle DA . the Prince Georges County scholar- 3 in the minorit n e coun! Claim Acceptance of Dawes. Plan |pecn accepting the relpcn!l;? Show Cannibalism Existed ship to, Charlotte Hall School for four s i S Desi i but a full -.ccept-nce basie. i = o b ety enator ays esire for 4 Typhoid SHoWS LNCTEBS. | man bomes found in o coe mear hove | T SuStaraSient, Ads £2 more typhold fever cases wire Te-|goionces have been identified as be- NEW YORK, July 2.—Senator Ken-| cation of the Dawes report is uncer- | rector of the department. The in- |unmistakable marks of human teeth, in areas affected by the spring floods. naval oil reserves in California and| The German cabinet, on its own re- | less increase In iyphoid cases than Wyoming. sponsibility, accepted the Dawes’ re- | other counties, because of pre- - i port without consulting the Reichs-| ventive measures taken, T, on 1 know the tremendous demand for | Port (2CLIOR CORUILAE e, Reichs- | vent nd to what length it drove aid Senator Kendrick e as or of my state when many | g, 3 ands were being leased. | 2 Mer 1 had known for years came to| “ ’, N me and said: ‘We'll let you in on this, | How to Keep ‘ :oo ‘v). make the report the oblect of Bar- | Teeth Marks on Find in France competitive examination, Willlam H. forming a cabinet, refusing years, beginning September 1, next, Has Been Complete and There. TOULOUSE, France, July 2.—Hu- [ Rainpreof advertising — rain or i 8 Chi . Leases Would Drive Men | s Radio to The Star and chicazo Daily | gpecial Dispatch to The tar. and taken to the geological labora- erplexed and annoyed over the be- Rt apparently prevailing abroad, ee. | POTted o the state health dePart-|jonging to the Neolithic age, dating pecially in America and England, | Ment in the first six months this year | yore than 6,000 years ago. that their final acceptance of appli- |than in the same period in 1933, ac- | Tpe pones were broken and bear » drick of Wyoming opined yesterday that |, ;n crease is in spite of special efforts|showing that canniballsm existed in “Just a Real Good Car*’ Doheny and Sinclair had been Indicted | 4ot they have made herolc efforts, | Meneey 4fected by the spring fioods. and it will pay vou $50,000 without | What a | Your eve urnlnL. a hand’ | e iy anawer 15 make o ther || ‘reat—that was ‘Noth doing. 1r a ) = RO e e ",‘f,e')" Fourth of July outers and others on week end wonderful would let yo 1 Some of th. 1DS—1 “Cas 1 ' in”’ - o ‘;:;" “m‘;kzd:"gm o G trips—put a “Caille Liberty Twin” on RO TON] down in a Toun 8 the fEne \“:”.‘,’”'Ehi’,’;‘m;("lunxfioig boat. The result—*Cool as a Cucumber.” $80.00 o he Kuv X an, s H H thatins U aught the bottiobin the and up. Easy payment plan if desired. (r\nv‘r\ll«:v ad ;‘|ng-d the fllmoi\d- Phere wnd that the Democrats wou . : her. ~2 7. ie H el i i Stay-at-homes—there is nothing better than v a draw.{ It \;&\ én victory for tge side, h!h\ld o me the Kla n the. pu}(’;‘r'm ;u ‘,‘.13'3‘ everybody on $10.00. | s h cord that t democratic party K uncl Wil not stand for any foollshness § a con than good cake. Cook’s Cake is from the Klan. At the same time the R that kind. result of the vote was an actual vic- nt the party from splitting up Any 2-pound size a question that seeme volve a religious issu, e Texas has a_woman's chamber of | commerce. with headquarters in Dallas. " Be sure to see this Marvelous Demonstration of Standardization! G 1209 H N.W. Est. 1908 E=-IN-HEAD Right before your eyes Buick mechanics will build a Buick. And when the car is finished it will be driven down the platform runway under its own power. But there is something"even more interesting and significant in this performance’than just the build- ing of the car itself. This car will be built exclusively from the stock of the local Buick organization. Nor is this’all. The same truck and crew will visit every other city in the United States where there is a Buick branch or distributor and in each city will alsobuildaBuick fromunits taken from theirstocks. Frank. 6903 MOTORCO .. : - All car owners will recognize instantly the great significance of this most unusual demonstration. It demonstrates as nothing else can the complete standardization of Buick parts and service. For standardization alone makes this possible. It demonstrates how complete are the stocks of parts carried by Buick branches and distributors everywhere—and the advantages of using Genu- ine Buick parts. It demonstrates most dramatically that wherever a Buick owner may live or wherever he may drive, he is always assured the continuous use of his car. [} Tomorrow! 11th and Penn. Ave., 12:30 Noon cake (any two 1-pound cakes) No. 1 Size Tin, C Per Can... 1 5C Holiday Suggestions Campfire Marshmallows, >z 15¢ | Salted Peanuts, jar . ... ...25¢c Sanitary Peanut Butter, Jello, all flavors .........10c 50z ..............11c | Libby’s Potted Meat Sanitary Peanut Butter, " Libby’s Deviled Ham 4 130z..............23c | Libby’s Dried Beef, 4 oz. . . .25¢ Schimmel’s Preserves, j ]ar .29¢ | Libby’s Lunch Tongue ....25¢ Schimmel’s Jelly, glass. ..124c | Mrs. Schlorer’s Piconaise . .29¢ Hipolite M. M. Creme. ... 17c | Mavis Chocolate Sauce . . . .35¢ Quart 7 ffler’sSliced Cooked Ham | OLIVES Jar Wonderfully good Sliced Cooked Ham can be se- | The Very Best Sweet Mixed cured at all our stores. Packed in envelopes containing Obtainable or one-quarter pound, and delivered direct to our stores by Sweet Plain Loffler's wagons, which call daily. You can send to our Plain store nearest your home for this fine ham. and -3 Loeflier's sliced enoked Pickles | ..o i, ot Per 3-Ib. Stuffed or may be used for sand- . ienes. vroiea. o wed 1n Plg C Al Sizes c any other way. = in Stock ) - Just add ice water and serve—one Kraft's Loaf Cheese ZA,..kRfix.:lwc The Pure Frait Syrup Swiss, American and Pimento—ideal for sandwiches. Ask For It Buy these well known beverages by the Armour,s case. Our prices in case lots give you real value: Abner-Drury’s, carton, 1 doz. ..$1.10 Grape ey s, 2 Schlitz, carton, 1 doz. .. 3115 Juice No Returns. Budweiser, carton, 1 doz. $L.75 We have handled Armour’s Grape No Returns. Juice for years. We can honestly say [ ” e T o e N o be armena ;| “Canada Dry” Ginger Ale, carton, any grape juice made, and we so fecorreadiil ol youdl For iy i dozen ......... No Returns. health’s sake, drink a glass of cold grape juice when you can't get vour o R e Clicq;o; Club Ginger Ale, case, ozen ...... We will pay you 50 cents for return of case and bottles G & G Ginger Ale, case, 2 dozen .$2.40 We will allow you 50 cents for return of case and bottles. POTATOES 5 10 15 POUNDS POUNDS POUNDS 14c 27c 39¢c Other Specials This Week Shredded Wheat, pkg., 10c Protecto Safety Matches, 2 15¢ Underwood’s Deviled Ham % 15¢ Kirkman’s Soap Chips, 3 i 25¢ Heinz Bulk Pickles, per pmt 25¢ (Plain, Sweet or Mixed)