Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1925, Page 10

WOMAN REMAINS PRISONER IN HOME Detective Watches for At- tempt at Violence by Mrs. M. J. Budlong. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 16.—A pri- vate detective employed by Milton J. Budlong, vice-president of the North Central Texas Oil Co., today was still Keeping watch outside the Budlong home, where Mrs. Budlong has been in voluntary imprisonment since last Friday. She has not had any food during the past three days, so far as knpown. Mrs. Budlong went to the apart- ment and locked herself in a bed- PASTOR’S GRAND JURY CHARGED WITH ‘FRAMING’ Farmer and Church Worker, In- dicted for Moonshining, Says He Is Plot Victim. Special Dispatch to The Star. HAGERSTOWN, Md,, February 16.— When the name of Willlam Coulter, farmer, and one of tho pillars of the Brownsville Brothren Church, was presented to the grand jury, of which Ret. F. Berry Plummer is foreman, the evidence indicated that when Coulter wasn't attending church he was moonshining. So the minister ordered_indictment, and Coulter was arrested. He was released in $1,000 bail. The farmer declared the indictment || was a ‘“frame-up,” the work of enemies who had long tried to “get him.” There are two factions In the Sandyhook district, in which Coulter resides. Each is charged by the other to be led by men who pose as farm- ers and church men, but who make a livelihood from their- moonshining activities. Numerous other indictments against THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. FRESH EGGS The only eggs we now offer are fresh eggs. At any one of our stores you can get fresh eggs. Sold at lowest prices governed b\ daily market conditions. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1925. A Store Near Your Home To Our Patrons: Prices on our merchandise are the same in all our stores, both city and suburban. Our country stores sell at just the same prices as you can buy in the city. There is a “Sanitary” in prachca”y every suburban commumh —and—This isHEINZ Catsup Week | This is a Canned GoodsSaleExtraordmary Which means that during this week we shall feature by display and otherwise this famously good catsup, dnd urge you to try a bottle of catsup that is the best that can be made. Eat more catsup for your health’s contain the necessary acid content to counterbalance in sake. Tomatoes PETER PAN room after losing her suit brought in Rhode Island for separation. Al- though she is at liberty to leave she apartment, she cannot return to it without a court order. She went to the home to forestall anticipated pro- ceedings by Mr. Budlong based on desertion Mrs. Budlong vesterday asked em- ployes of the apartment house to witness the will which she said she had prepared., but they refused. It was feared shw might attempt vio- lence to herself, and the detectives kept close watch on the window of the room in which she has locked her- self. All callers have been refused admittance. Mr. Budlong fs away with his children. liquor law violators have been re- il s e part the fats and fatty foods so largely a part of every- TR IR one’s diet. f o f So some time this week take home a bottle of Heinz Catsup and become acquainted with the world’s finest quality catsup. Your Money Can Large zoc Buy Nothing Better Bottle. .. 3OC E Before the ¢ U|Inauguration —brings guests to your home is the best time to have Plumbing equip- ment gone over, and necessary repairs made. For 100% satisfactory service and prices, let Colbert attend to your Plumbing wants. Maurice J. Colbert Heating—Plumbing—Tinning 621 F Street Fhone Main 3016-3017 SUGAR PEAS was exceptionally good, with quality at the top notch, so with our present sufficiently large stock we are going to offer a one week’s special that will enable you to buy e 'Per Doxz. Cans, $2.10---Per Case, 24 Cans, $4.20 Peter Pan Peas are Inderrieden packed from a selection of specially blended sced peas. This brand is one of the most popular sellers we have in our stocks and this opportunity should be welcomed, coming as it does right at the time when canned peas will be most largely consumed. DO YOU LIKE YOUR BREAKFAST EGGS SERVED HARD BOILED? For a period of about five years we have offered you this brand of Peas. This is the first year we have ever had sufficient stock to enable us to offer you a special sale on this particular brand. But last year’s production Small HUSBAND SLAYS RIVAL IN CHARLOTTE HOTEL Fires Over Detective’'s Head When He Finds Wife in Room With Other Man. By the Associated Press. CHARLOTTE, N. C., February 16.— Joseph E. McDonough, an engraver of Greensboro, formerly of Fort Wayne, Ind., is dead today and Thomas I Watson, a traveling salesman, also of Greensbboro, is in the county jail on a charge of murder, as a result of a shooting in a room at a hotel here oz—wg AN | NGO 8N LSRR ] £ A LRTTR TR A.“:Quallty Car STUDEBAKER A TASTELESS EPSOM SALS World’s finest Physic now Pleasant as Lemonade Donough and Watson's wife. Detec- tive S. P. Day of the Charlotte police force and A. F. Young, manager of the hotel, witnessed the shooting. Watson, according to the detective, fired over the officer's shoulder from the door of the room after accom- panying the policeman to the room to identify the couple for whom a war- rant had been issued charging a statutory offense. One shot was fired, penetrating \1cUonuughs heart. CREDIT MEN TO MEET D. C. Represented at Tri-State Ses- sion in Baltimore Tomorrow. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, February 16.— The eighth annual tri-State conference of the Credit Men's Association of Bal- timore, Washington, Lynchburg, Norfolk and Roanoke will be held here tomorrow. Francis A. Davis. Baltimore, will be chairman of the conference and J. H. Tregoe, Na- tional Association of Credit Men, New York, the “quizmaster.” The speakers will include George J. €lautice, Baltimore, William Gor- don Buchanan, Washington; S. H. Wood, Lynchburg; Willlam Walker Orr, Sylvan Hayes Lauchheimer, Bal- timore; E. D, Sydnor, Richmond;_R. A. Morrison, Norfolk; Col. Harry Bulkley, New York, and W. R Mitchell, Roanoke. At the banquet in the evening the speakers will be J. H. Tregoe and Dr. W. Warren Giles, New York. 2 Pure Epsom Salts has o 3 no equal in medicine " LADY ASTOR INVITED. g for coustipation, bil- § iousness, sick headache. ‘Woman Voters Ask Her to Attend Doctors and nurses de- pend upon it because no National Meeting at Richmond. Special Dispatch to The Star. other laxative acts so perfectly, so harmlessly RICHMOND, Va., February 14— Lady Nancy Astor of London, has on the bowels. It never E| gflru or overacts. pe ” been invited by the League of Wom- Hpacuade: SKIET 1y en Voters to some to this city April 16-22 and to attend the national meet~ ing. Mrs. Astor is a native of Dan- ville, Va, was a resident of Rich- mond for many years, and with the women of Virginia she stands high. ‘Fhe Invitation was sént several days Most probably not and neither will “hard boiled” peas be liked. Good canned peas are quickly spoiled by too much heat and thus lose all their fine delicacy and flavor. Punch small hole in the top of can, stand the can in a kettle of boil- ing water for ten to fifteen minutes, open and serve. Peter Pan Peas are de- licious served cold, as they have been thoroughly cooked in the canning process. On the tables of Per Lb. 43c those who know. Airline White House Strained Honey Rice A pacLAgc containing a 'x"! Pure strained honey under pound of best grade head Tl 1% | Per Lb. 12¢ Other Specials For This Week MORTON’S SALT 3Pkgs.25c ASPARAGUS TIPS 30 c Del Monte No. 1 Square Can, Per Can. At this price Acmmg‘us can be served more often. APPLE SAUCE 2 Cas )50 Heart of Maine Brand Learn what an excellent product this is. price you should buy liberally. PILLSBURY’S PANCAKE w2 D phgs. 25 ¢ ated. Stewart’s California Pimentos Just enough at a time. Small Glass Another N,B.Co. Cake Sale the surface. We thought so well of the value that we Dorsch’s Ford’s Pure Fruit Cook’s Sugar Cookies Pound Cake Yellow Onions’ 4 L_bs. 19(: Prices made lo\:‘ to close out remaining stocks. Smyrna Layer Figs, per Ib. TexasNewCarrots Bunch 74%c 66 1) : MYRTLE” Per b CAKES e : ! Lbs. ordered a carload distributed to our stores for this sale. When you see these cakes on display Preserves 5 ?a"retodno.zen delicious cookies in \'trawberry and Raspberry m;\d( :::E p‘::f‘«dufl at a very Keystone Canned Spinach, No. 24 can. .15¢ ' | Peter Pan Raisins, pk Texas Cabbage Lb. 5¢ | p.gG.Star Naptha Pou Old Crop Cabbage 1v. 3c This is a Dandy, Fine, Snappy Cake, 5 e ey e e for 45C i 15¢ | Per Jar 29¢ | Per Lb. 25¢ P. & G. Star Naptha Powder, large pkg . .17¢ Cooking Apples, 4 Ls. 25¢- Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE White Potatoes, 151 28¢ | Some Special Values Purple Ribbon Canned Figs, large. . . . . .29¢ pure Epsom Salts made pleasant with fruit derivative salts— nothing else. It tastes like sparkling lemonade and col;l only few Teenu s package at any drugstore. Try it! “Epsonade Salts” is guaranteed by the American Epsom Association. Columbia Chili Con Carne, can Smithfield Canned Fresh Prunes, can. . .19¢ Del Monte Canned Fresh Prunes, can. . .19¢ All items quoted are in first class condition—but are slow selling and must go. All are subject to previous sale. First Quality Smoked Hams 3 Lbs. 29¢ Per Lb. 25¢ “Good to the Last Drop”’ MAXWELL HOUSE OFFEE The coftee with the distinctive taste and flavor. Just why Maxwell House has become nationally famous for quality will be apparent to you when you get your first taste of it. If you are seeking the finest in coffee, try Maxwell House. We offer it to you as an extremely fine coffee and we know you will be pleased and dehghted when ou try . MAXWELL HOUSE issold only in one-pound tin cans and you can get it at each and every one of our stores. " 55¢ At this Newtown Pippin Apples Many people prefer a red apple, but we ask you to try this variety. These are west coast boxed Apples and are particu- larly fine flavored ; a most dclicious eating variety. Apples are most able when served cold. Try it and see how much better you will like them. PURE LARD Bulk or Package The lard is the same—why not insist on the modern package. VAN CAMP'S Van Camp’s Pork Per Lb. 18c Milk, 3 for 29¢ | & Beans, 3 for 25¢ Land O’Lakes is made from sweet cream. * You need only to try one pound to convince yourseif that this is a butter which is unex- celled. If you demand high-grade butter and have been buying it, we urge you to try one pound of Land O’Lakes. Then when you have convinced yourself that it is the very best grade of butter that can be secured anywhere, compare the price which you pay us with costs of other high-grade butter. No matter what price you pay, test the quality with Land O’Lakes. = — CENTRAL FLORIDA land of a thousand lakes, | orange groves and rolling hills | This enchammg region is now revealed to those who travel via the new scenic Cross Florida Short Line. Lakes teeming with fish—bass 3 to 11 pounds. Many lakes around Central City, Polk City, Auburndale, Winter Haven (Florence Villa), Bartow, Mountain Lake, Babson Park, West Fi f (Frost- proof), Avon Pa'rk Sebring and Oke: are con- nected by canais formmg a chain of cndleu pleasure to sports-lovers. Four fast through trains daily ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIAL. The de luxe, all-Pullman train leaving Washington 9.20 A.M. Through service to all Florida Resorts with observation car Central Florida. fast mail castying coaches leaves Washington 9.25 A.M. SEABOARD-FLORIDA LIMITED leaves Washington 12.10 A.M. (Sltgyenorn mPM) A de luxe, all-Puliman train with direct service to CAROLINA- FLOlUDA SPECIAL leaves Washington 8.40 P.M. with through service to East and West Coasts of Florida. Also through sleepers to Winter Haven, West Lake Wales, Sebring and Central Florida Resorts. ‘THE FLORIDIAN leaves Washington 2.55 P.M. The only one- night train enroute to Florida's extreme West Coast. Connection at Jacksonville for East Coast poiats. Day and Night Servies 'Croes Fierida—Ceast te Const Por illustrated literature, information and rescrvations apply to W. VIERBUCHEN, G. RN, Diss District Passenger Agt. Lake Wales, Air Line Rallway‘ . *ALL SEABOARD AIR LINE ROUTE” (South of Rickmond)