Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 23

e i o e THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1925. 1] S SEEK]NG R"}H’[ e S et vt | A EXANDRIA GREETS. |12 21 2iand yi s hroueh | vith e consoence th many ves| Cardinal Dougherty Sees Pope. | Ut URL U UL LS LU LR ed by the Gov- in the naval torpedo station tomor-|according to the Soviet historians, re- ROME, May 8 (A.P.)—Pope Pius to- | vere ne :d by five major N row night at 7 o'clock, at which time | celved but scant recognition from the | day received in private audience Car- ] | companies with the other companies, v STATE CLUBWOME Secretary of th vy Curtis D. Wil- | imperial government and he died in|dinal Dougherty of Philadelphia, who e ally granting the latter use bur will be a guest of honor. Gideon | poverty in 1905. is here on a holy poverty in1605.°.F - . - . Vishereona Holy yearpflstimage. pflgrimage. g eld by the former. It has | ST A. Lyon of The Evening Star will be | by the Government of- | . the principal speaker at the luncheon icials er cel er s | City Manager Addresses 100 Dele- | tomorrow afternoon. Miss Mary -1 : Stewart, national leglslative chairman, I & | gates to Business and Profes- | will be the banquet speaker. I f y A&P Special Cour_t to Detéfm'"e: A i e f‘:‘ i g RUSSIA HONORS MEMORY Wiether 0il “Cracking” [ nd o Prought | Special Dispatch to The Star OF RADIO EXPERIMENTER - : e ALEXANDRIA, Va., May 8.—City Suit Is Valid. of New Ji ' | Manager Wilder M. Ri today wel- | Alexander Popoff, Soviet Claims, Standard h»wm nt Co., Gasolir nted more than 100 delezates who /fl ; \ Brand ! ,_ - Apple% | Product ¢ d the Texas C rrivec 4 ate in the first Was Real Discoverer AN W : ." 5 Sauce$ e Tiha- Anspeintad Brass | five major defendants. & of the annual convention of 0P Wirsisna: For Friday and Saturday 2\€ 5 ) E CHICA 8- nr,n Judge - i tion of Imsnwflq I B 3 R 2 5 B A | tro-Technical Institute, who, according to reimburse the Government for |5t Westminster Building. The Ki-|signals '|rmulh‘ a thick concrete wall d N i = ““\\\.mm. F. Dietrich, Charles F.|will take the visiting delegites to ! (the present Leningrad) and a station | duced to make room for new summer models now m\ d Alva . | Mount Vernon in automobiles, andi X > g on application of several | later will entertain them informally at B al test, according m\ arriving. | other <m:uv for lar injunctions |the Belle Haven Golf and Country re carried out in 1899, | I ., - S v ce - | Club. v s 3 Milk ernment offer St recently disallowed by Mc- | wanis Club, following adjournment of {and later established successful wire- | h -, No LEN. RAD, Russia, May 7.—C H 3 3 £ || FIGHT MGCARL RULING. L S S A i | I3 to 5 : P oo 5| brought proceedings for injunction | mitted to Soviet claims, was the real dis n. | vesterday in honor of the memory of 4 during which reports > officers | Prof. Alexander Popoft of the Elec- > H( Three more naval officers today|and standing committees were sub.| I S ri11g Model I{ats 5 cg . Raymond McCarl, controller | Frederic William Wile, intarnational | c ‘ p al of the United States, and Cur- | newspaper correspondent; Robert N. 93, tw s before Marcont | || 5D Wilbur, Secretary of the Navy, | Moy ang - Randal Coton od x paratus, the e ; : ; ‘ tRtAthYA ththththtRtRtRY prevent the withholding of their n;:;::x (h‘e‘l\mlhonn. which was held say, Prof. Vi o Eler?[ S » 55:55555 L ; it " ‘ Western Rendered Lard The complaining officers are|the business session (his afternoon, |less contact between St. Detersburs | ‘ Including o number of additional models recently, re- \ he sake of expediting ' ling until next Friday. Sessions will begin tomorrow morn. | recelved & distress call from o stoamer, - Y | SV ARRYRURLRLALR o o oS | g St st S5t 7o Mo | i i vesin tomorrow morn.| et & Hatr s i 50 - AR L 7 WA / 7 A&P EVAPORATED : MILK ) = Lc All roacls tomorrow 1eac1 to e s X th Hahn's 49¢h “Birthday Sale” | émmm e ;5555555;5555553 (50 Clock Corvi 28 “The Sale of All Shoe Sales” B amRORRYs g s o5 R R R R R S LR R R U U G A LR LR L A Remarkable Opportunity for Women to it Selected From the Finest ththththYARth Save Money on Fashionable Shoes R e e s Reduced from At All Our ; — [ .;5.;05, 36.,'95 Stores Except , it § Fancy Ne. 1 Stock 3 LbS for. 1 3 C and $8.50 G St e d . Blonde Kid, 1 |l N C 555555&55;555&55555 ; 4 ; wllheBowlv ! ew C(Lrop If?::l:‘:‘r : A s Texa.s ONIONS | ’ i @ B swims 3 Lbsfor. 20 IGHT at the height of the Season—Many of Sum- ‘ i ity mer’s smartest Shoe Fashions—much below their Patent, with el | o R R R R R LR A R R R LR LR L R AR LR R LR LYY G Tan values. All the Styles pictured—and many others—in Cut-outs et | Seeded or RA Patent, ALL the favored colors and materials for every sort of , ": 1 Seedless | iLh, P A L N H L T B L URLAthYALh Scalioped{Collac; wear. Regularly in our stocks at $5.95, $6.95 and $8.50 —but in this big “Birthday Sale” for $4.45 pair! hthth e, 1 5-0z. Pkg. And, at our “City Club Shop” St : L Patent Contrasting Trim iy : “)E\F taken over 23 of our smartest, highest grade e H:I B‘I‘u:‘::iea?i:l. - Fashions—some that have just been unpacked. All in 4 RN | md“f Rolls El A : our regular $10, $12.50 and $13.50 grades. And $7 75 ¢ ANl i 5 fashionable folks are having a feast, indeed. E Toilet For they're in this #Birthday Sale” } (Some also at our 7th and 9th St. Stores) ; e L 55&555%5%55!'5& Oxfords, Bt T ot Rubberoras A i Stricfly E \N:I'I:ing Pump Our 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Stores Open Saturday Evenings 0 l : | Fre Sh DOZ. c Every One Guaranteed thtRthth ARt thtRR R Rt AR tR R R th R R R AR R At P 's"fJIeYBTL‘ POTATOES | S EN T RtRtRtRthtR R AR thtRthtAtAtRth X ) b /\ ‘ T Simpson’s Entitle Bottle < : \ ! Milk Bottle You Concentrated E . 7 2 8 N S Stoppers c c CELERY White Calf - — ‘ Ith ONE Soup E 7 % % % RRtRRtRR Y Girls’ New Sandals Patent or Tan fOr May Paradea s 3 irls. Patent or Tan Calf Play Shoes Durable Boys' Oxfords—new medium toe. Goodycar welt . o T3 s \ 5 SILVERBROOK PRINT V2 to $3.45 3 | BUTTER_ Lb. 53c i Moccasins ‘ e White Calf Also tan or patent leather; turn ; Tan Calf Ciste, S I Bostords A sceseecies-- 5650 i X $3.50 to $5.00 ;}“ 2.... - $4.50 | No lard shortening or sugar used. Just whole wheat, to 6. B yeast, salt and honey. Tomorrow, Last Chance : 4 6-o0z. Loaf,l lc 24-0z. Loaf, c For boys and girls to submit the colored drawing and write the letter about our “Fun Club” that may Win a Pony—or Wild West Tickets Cor. 7th & K Sts. Ask for details at any Hahn Store. : 414 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. AYc. S.E. 27 72777 77277