Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 33

GROGERS T0 HOLD NATIONAL PARLEY Wholesalers Will Meet Here Tuesday in Thirty-Third An- nual Convention. grocers from ther in Wash- 33 Prominent wholesale over the Nation will ga n this week for [ on of the sale Grocers’ be opened at the New Willard Hotel afterncon and last until Fri addition to business will be addressed by ou leaders in the wholesale grocers business, there will be numerous trips to historic and beauty places in the District, a visit to the White House and an elaborate banquet and theater parties Washington Man at Head. ton and F. Branscomb, also . are secretary and treasurer, respectively, of the association. An open forum discussion of many subjects of wholesale grocery business has been arranged Among topics to be discussed are | “‘Making Profit_in the Wholesale Grocery Bi Departmentizing Sales and 1 Selling ontracts, Jabbers B re Canned I House Man sions the he presidents of allied trade organizations and of receiving | the messages of information and co-{ operation which they will bring Will Call on President Coolidge. At noon Wednesday the convention members will assemble in front of the Willard Hotel and march in a body to the White Hot where, it planned, they will be received by President Coolidge on the south por The annual banquet will be held at the Willard Hotel evening. Other entertainment f es include an informal dance for 1 t‘(m\r‘nufln attendants at the Willard Hotel lay eveni theater party for e groce: and their wives Wed B evening, compliments of McCor- mick & Co., Baltimore; luncheon for wholesale eers, 12:30 o'clock T da at ty Club, compliments of tional uit Product Company Washington, and bridge luncheon for ladies, 12:30 p.m., Thursday. MEMBER OF MOB DIES OF WOUNDS INCURRED Was Shot, With Others, in At- tempt to Rush Jail to Get Two Negroes. Tex., May 23.—Dwight 3, who was shot early morning when a mob rushed the Dallas County il in an attempt to reach two negroes, died last night. ur other men were wounded, none seriously, when a crowd of about 130 persons exchanged shots with officers zuarding the jail where the negroes, Frank and Lorenzo Noel, charged with murder and criminal assault, were confined. The shooting climaxed an allnight vigil maintained by a erowd of several thousand persons. The vigil was resumed by an even Jarger crowd last night, but no trou- ble ensued. National guardsmen, State rangers and police officer: all heavily armed, continued to guard the jail last night, although a much smaller crowd was on hand. ces will go on trial next and drastic provisions are ken to prevent mob violence. Frank Noel is under indictment in two murder and assault cases. renzo is under indictment in one c: Both negroes are said lo have con fessed. Thursda UNEXPLORED AREA CITED IN WASHINGTON STATE District Lies in Whatcom County and Embraces Approximately 200 Square Miles. By the Associated Press. BELLINGHAM, Wash.,, May 23.— One of the last unexplored frontiers of the United States lies in Whatcom 0 miles east of Bellingham. district, which embraces ap- proximately 200 square miles, lies be tween Sourdough _Mountain and Mounts Baker and Shuksen. It cen- tains an almost impenetrable foresf and a number of unnamed mountains whose elevations reach to 8,000 feet. The county is a great game sanctuary, there being seen around the edges of the district large black, brown and silvertip bears, deer, and other wild animals. One of the mountains con tains big glaciers. Forestry rangers, who have a_look- out station north of Sourdough Moun- tain, declare that hikers can work into the heart of the district along the high levels of Sourdough Mountain and along rms of other peaks of the range. They doubt whether pack horses can be taken into the center of the district Two-thirds of Whatcom Co in @a forest reserve. Les: third has been arveyed COLLEGE BOYS E"‘ONOMIZE Tailors Hard Hit in Oxford, Eng- land—Many Quit. Correspondence of the Associated Press OXFORD, England, May 5.—Not- withstanding the rage among Oxford students for “elephant leg™ trousers, which are considerably more loose and roomy than the bloomer effect worn by the United States Navy sallors, the boys here are buving fewer clothes than formerly. Three long-established tailor firms, one of which had been in business here nearly a half a cen- tury, have gone out of business lately hecause, it was claimed, they could not make a living. The boys haven't got the money they had in other days to spend for clothes, aver the tailors. The students wear knickerbockers a great deal, one or two suits for the season, and can- not afford to have a different suit for every occasion as a great many of them did before the war. Autos Oust Old Market Correspondence of the Associated Press. KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, May 4.— The cattle market of Kingston, which has been held for more than 500 vears in the public square adjoining the Townhall, has been transferred to the edge of the city. The great increase in motor traffic through the stredts necessitated the change. ity is than n —_— T.ondon women nOW Wear som- Tosy . o——lal———lalc——=|a]lc——— o[ —| EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE IEI:IEEIEIEIEI:——;JEE—EEIE( THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO American at 8 o > carload of these celebrate purchased together with our 1 will be ofiered during t1 Read b An ent Oil knu}\ Stoves- stores—at great saving in price at prices that mean a substantial saving to you. liberal offer—then come and see for yourself. Delivers Any to Your Home During Th 1s Demonstration-- O_acquaint you with the sturdy construction and and baking results of this Celebrated Oil Cook model will be placed in your kitchen for just a one- ek our doors swing open on OMORROW morning promptly ; the greatest sale and demonstration of Oil Cook Stoves ever held in Washington. 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Your Old Stove Accepted Trade In Your Old Furniture-- Useless things—things that are in the way. but too valuable to give or throw away—are oiten called White Elephants. If you have any furniture pieces that “do not be- long” remember that they have a value—you can turn them in to our Exchange Department as part payment on a new rug, a new stove or a purchase of new, up-to- date furniture. We refinish and repair this used furniture, and then place it on sale in our Ixchange Department (entirely and distinctly separate from our new furniture) w here people who can use furniture of that kind are glad to get it. Hundreds of families hereabouts have availed them- selves of this opportunity to brighten up their homes at less cost. What have you? Ask a salesman when by the stote. 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