Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1924, Page 21

RAINMEN TO GIVE NO PARTY PLEDGE ee Says Union Is Commit- ted to Independent Antion. { 0. K.’s All Candidates. in- | ther - |and the INJURED SAILORS ADMIT THEY’RE RUM RUNNERS Men Burned When Gasoline Ex- plodes Alongside Schooner Tell of Booze Craft. By the Assoclated Press. NEWPORT, R. I, August 21.—Five men brought here on a power boa. from Block Island on Sunday, three of them so severely burned that they were taken -to a hospital. said that they were members of the crew of a SBritish schooner running rum under a German charter. The injuries were sustained, they said, uantity of gasoline exploded ay night on a fishing boat was lying alongside the . They had preyiously as- erted that they were fishermen from Harbor, L. L, and they were ned after an explosion ,on the fishing boat Jennie B, which was abandoned rum runner, their story ran, the 450-ton ' British schooner Tom August, which had taken aboard 16,000 cases of liquor at Bremen and sailed ostensibly for Halifax. They said the captain told them that he was going to land his cargo at Ber- muda, but when the vessel arrived he refused them shore leave schooner came north. They told df transferring part of 1| the liquor to vessels on the rum row In keeping with t Tesolution the undersigned ha < the position that our orga should indorse either Coolidge, or La Follette United States, nished this oflice by the W 1 ative Bureau of euch of the uomd cand, for President of the pected. We are ad tive boards in favorable to indo in other Stat and in other lette. This naturally fol «w Jersey coast and the rest that put out from Rhode nd Long Island points, by State legislative boards of ,candi- ® | dates for the presidency. Watch State Offices. te legislative boards have been d that in our opinion they 11d indorse neither the Republican, nocratic or independent ticket or ne their in- for statesofs { should vote in rod or and defeat its politi- V. G. LEE, president.” to support the THE EVENING CALLS HALT OF SERMON. Worshiper Arrested “After De- nouncing Preacher’s Language. Special Dispatch to The Star. CULPEPER, *Va., August 21.—The southern evangelist, Edwafd G. Cald- well, was conducting a tent meeting in Washington, Rappahannock Coun- | ty. Towson Smith, a wealthy and prominent orchardist of Rappahan- nock, arose and denounced the min- ister, whom he ordered to desist frol language “unfit to be used before ladies and gentlemen.” The minister did not desist and Smith was persuaded by friends to leave the tent. He was arrested the following day, tried on the charge of disturbing public worship, and 'STAR, WASHINGTON, given a fine of $50, but has noted an appeal to the circuit court. The evangelist was describing customs and amusements of the present day. NOTED CHICAGO DOCTOR DIES FROM PARALYSIS By the Assoctated Press. CHICAGO, August 2L.—Dr. Samuel Johnson Walker, who during the world war was credited with stemming the typhus” epidemic in Macedonis, died. Tuesdsy at his home at Lake Forest, a suburb, after a stroke of paralysis. He was 7 years old, a native of Covington, Ky., and was attached to the staffs of | several Chicago hospitals. SPIRIN SAY *“BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine by millions and prescribed Accept only ‘“Bayer” package 1 which contains proven directions. 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Mazurka in F'Sharp Minor Piane Solo The peculiar wizardry of genius doubl numbers—two of the most mel played by a hand that never errs, €ontrolled never ceases l::dizd, and recorded by the Victor method that is perfection Perjura! (FiceMaideal) (Miguel Larda de Teinda) {Lohta (Serenadel (A Buzsi-Peccia) 1 rallen l (In Spantsh) Love songs of the rarest Isunty vhythm and gl {Three Fishers Went Sailing (Kigey-Hallb) Kathryn m}“‘n 1.00 Afterwards Charles Kingsley’s famous mn( song wlth its declara- I e S e g conkal, tuneful companion. in spl ic with true understanding, and the result. Old Plantation Melody, with violin and. 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(which was on the site now occupied by a large new apartment house) that we are open- ing a store at the corner of 13th and K Sts. N.W. . (Opposite thesFranklin School Buflding) We hope you will find this a con- venient location to supply your grocery needs. Tuna Fish™ s Libby’s Canned Meats Cooked Corned Beef, can............24c Vienna Sausage, can. ............ovciiemeic 12€ Potted Meats, can.......... Deviled Sandwich Ham, can. . Corned Beef Hash, can. .. ...........24c Peerless Sliced Dried Beef, can. ..... . . . .25¢ Lunch Tongue, can.................25¢ WHITE HOUSE RICE & Per Lb. One pound of the finest grade head rice in a convenient car- ton. Once tried, you'll ask and insist on this brand. Butter Sanitary Brand Fresh Creamery Butter is the but- ter of known quality/\ We know its quality will pl EGGS “Sanitary” Brand Fresh Eggs, in carton, will give you_the satisfaction you demand.. Buy- ing “Sanitary” Brand relieves you of the worry and incon- venience. You know that, every egg will be found to be a ¥ good one, In our opinion no finer grade of tea can be procured. It’s the finest flowery Orange* Pekoe (India Tea) 10c Corby’s Layer Cake 28¢ ~10-ball can...25¢ 20-ball can. . .45¢ Spé?ids for This Week Underwood Deviled Ham 2 5 C Large Can, The finest of all meats for sandwiches. This is- the largest size of Underwood’s, and under ordinary conditions should sell at 35 cents per can in our stores. One can has sufficient meat to spread sandwiches for a large family. Ritter’s Catsup Botue IOc Gorton’s 2 c 2 5 c “Ready-to-Fry” «13c A Can of Grapefruit * In the Ice Box You can now enjoy this delicious fruit the year around. When the fresh fruit is not available, it’s pleasing to know that you can open a can of chilled grapefruit and _serve at breakfast ‘time, and enjoy the fine flavor equal almost, you’ll say, to the fresh fruit of wintertime. 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Asparagus Tips, No. 1 tm, 30c MammotbGreenTlps, No. 1 tm, can. .. .40c Mammoth White Tips, No. 1 tin, can. . .45¢ “Colossal White Stalks, No. 23 tin, can. . .55¢ Mammoth White Stalks, No. 24 tin, can. .45¢ Royal Anne Cherries, No. 2} tin, can. ..35¢ Royal Anne Cherries, No. 1 tin, 2 for. .45¢ Fruits for Salad, No. 1 tin, can.........25¢c Peaches, No. 24 tin, 2 for............55¢ Sliced Peaches, No. 1 tin, 2 for........35¢c Melba Peaches (large), No. 21 tin, can. .30c Melba Pears (large), No. 2 tin, can. . .35¢ Fresh Prunes (Sweet Plums), No. 23 tin.25¢ Shriver’s ‘‘Blue Ridge’ Sifted Early June Peas An excep tionally good grade of canned c peas. You'll like them. 95c-