Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 22

Ho * THE TITLE OF PRINCESS TOCLUB DISPUTED Attorneys Claim Possession of Property at Scott Circle Obtained by Fraud. Decision Randolph place, to keep in o all the property tair Appeals, Justice V: Evidence nded to show that|iourt, upheld the inju ine von der Lip pskifin the District » of the fashion.|Daisy B. Wolfes and othe . from |* which ahe seeking to evict the|aiio, tiod Ivy. Carry-On was introduced by| Upholding the agreement among th counsel for the club at the hearing to-|OWners, the court said: “The purchas ok y 7 | having Submitted to burden up day before Justice Hit the injunc vith the understanding tion proceedings yrincess by the c The hearing adjourned earl b the upon Bfternoon, to continue a 1 ~)u= grantor or third par with no- the day. . The morning was taken up tive,."to depart from the general|g Loy with lengthy arguments between op- | iheme be held posing coun over the propriety of SIS RN T evidence sought to be in » S there being opportunity for Rites for Lieut. Veeder. witnesses to be heard. They were| pooo " o s for Lie Raymond E Maxie, former treasurer ‘Association here; | ceasurer of imbia_Title | the 1 having made the stricken with in Veeder, the e preceded rneys announced to ntention of showing” 1 fraud was perpetrated | f d legal title to* she could not ing for which be club accordingly > deed which the »ves her ownership | ed title be void- | P be appointed in ated. that a [(CP‘ if the prin the propert: rightfully own a Marsh Yer place, counsel Claims Pr The court wa that the princess National Carry-On Ass h s cess Is Trustee. 3 club counsel las he beca | disagreed with oth: the advisability 1\ iring composedly a ques con- | mentioned The operation of the |crowded with foned He said it operated on & co- BUTTERNUT WAFERS Crisp and salty—the big pkg. APRICOTS TEAS Iced tea season is here, stock the pantry with your favorite brand. House of Lords 4 Ib., 20c Banquet Orange Pekoe. . . 14 Ib., 23¢ Lipton’s Yellow Label. . . .1/ Ib., 23¢ Salada, Red Label. . ... .14 Ib., 23c Chase and Sanborn. 4 1b., 23c Tetley’s Pekoe 14 1b., 23¢ Ridgway’s Orange Pekoe.. 1/ Ib., 23c All the 10c plck‘gen of the above 90 brands . Hershey, 1- COCOA: MACKEREL Large fat fish, about one pound, splendid value. 18¢; 2 for 35¢ POST TOASTI SRR it R R R e s i s Ha s s et s R e e 23¢ the season. Sttt tatttatiiseatasiatiaaiiadtefiiaacessivasisitidasted Sweet § # i bt i i # i i g TR I s e e e BUTTER *+:5“49c]| .. ...Bunch, 7c| Lettuce .Bunch, 8¢ Beets . Carrots . COLOR LINE SUSTAINED BY COURT OF APPEALS of Lower Tribunal Bloomingdale Case, Forbidding Property Sale to Negro, Affirmed. The right of the property owners on out Negr: ining any of such owners as seek i today in the District Cc Supreme |who tried tossell to a Ne; burden is to be placed naining = A.raul\)r for the common benefit of all, will be relieved from any k de Witt Veeder wil be ¢ Arlington Cemetery, operative club basis, members pa i ified > payable to fr. Drury stated his tion with the predec of |drive for funds, he expl the hearing ind smiled whenever her spectators, | them members of the club. Choice “Blenheims” at a special price to close out our stock for Baker, 1-5 Lb., 9¢c—3 PICKLES mixed, brand in Mason j Quart, 43¢ |3 Boxes, 5¢ The Double Thick Cucumbers . . in the Bloomingdale under Tea in the block, by as s he woull old July 4 0 named land of the attempt by \rlkngmn emetery. with milkary Lieut. The the comm and lodgin n Injunc a the a deed of wenue, courtroom many of “the District - tenant James d have A T 3 | ‘| RENT LAW PASSING NOTED District Court of Appeals to- day in an opinion by Justice Van| The committee in charge consists of °l took Jjudicial notice of the|Arthur C. Moses, chairman; Isaac of the rent commission and |Gans, Charles W. Darr, Albert Schul- fon of the law. [ties and Ross P. Andrews. dismissed g moot” an = e tion asked aga > in the ssed Trading at Piggly Wiggly Stores is like putting money in the Savings Bank, it pays a dividend! You can buy the best brands of natzonally-known merchan- dise for a little less. Compare our prices, be convinced and join the throng of satisfied customers. Bartlett Pears 23c Lady Alice brand, No.1 CAN.... delicious for 26 desserts or salads. No. 2 CAN.... C No. 213 CAN 35¢ EDUCATOR TOASTERETTES Pkg., 3 5 Salted and buttered. c Pound COFFEES You will find your favorite brand Wilkin’s Breakfast Atta Coffee Orienta, bag Orienta, can Wilkin’s Perfect Blend . Your Luck. Lord Calvert Astor Sunbeam . . .. Chase and Sanborn 5Lb., 6c—} A special sale Americans.” “Star” Corn Flakes Post Bran Flakes, pkg. . . . . . . DEL MONTE DRI-PACK PRUNES one-pound cans Strictly Fresh Dozen EGGS Head, 7c | Peas. . . .Each, 8¢ Large Rlpe 21c here. Ib., 45¢ .Ib., 49¢ .Ib., 49¢ Ib., 49c L Lb., 14c—Lb., 25¢ 1 Lb., 19c—Lb., 36¢c MATCHES on “Pan pkg., 9'%c Shredded Wheat. .Pkg., 11c | Kellogg Bran... Pkg., 1lc| Ralston Food. .. .Pkg., 23¢ Cream of Wheat. .Pkg., 21c | Kellogg Bran Flakes, Pkg., 9c | Quaker Grits. . . .. Pkg., 11c Grape Nuts Pkg., 15¢ | Kellogg Krumbles, Pkg., 10c | Wheatena ... ... Pky., 2lc Pettijohn .. .....Pkg., 19c | Kellogg Pep. .. .. Phe: Meiilo:: . . ..csliis Pkg., 11c Puffed Wheat. Pkg., 12V/,c | Puffed Rice. .....Pkg., 15¢ | Rolled Oats. . . ... Pkg., 10c 11c Each, 19¢ 2 for 35¢ 39¢ Strawberries, box, 18¢c; 3 for 50c ...Pound, 12¢ Tomatoes, Pound, 123c WATERMELONS & 85¢ EVENING ar, 89 years old, A. northeast, been 90 r, who is in Wis. been notified of the death re before the at the r funeral, idence o'clock on from the | preme Court by ment and Charles Linkens appll 830 New t whom the strength of which the housing Congress e the last ex- | but as the has passed the case " with the passing of t and the commission STAR, LARGE GUEST LIST FORHARPER DINNER Over 500 to Attend Testi- monial Function at New Willard Tonight. In tribute to his work for the civic betterment of the Natfonal Capital, approximately 500 Washington busi- ness men and prominent guests will attend the Robert N. Harper testi monial dinner at the New Willard Hotel tonight Gen. Pershing, Senator Swanson, Mgr. C. F. ® | jeune, Secretary s Justice M of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, Bishop James . Freeman, Commissioner Bell and many others will be present. The Chamber of Comme of Trade, and the Merchants and Manufacturers’ ‘Assoctation will be ‘|represented at the gathering. The affair is a tribute particularly to the enterprise of Mr. Harper in carrying the Washington Auditorium project to gin at 7 p.m. The speakers will be Senator Swanson, Bishop Freeman and Judge McCo Practically all the tickets have be sold. A soclety for the purpose of dissemi. ating {nstruction in radio communi. cation 18 belng organized in South America and may use equipment and WASHINGTON, MRS. AARON FREAR MRS. HARRIES IS BURIED. |CITATIONS ARE ISSUED | DIES IN 90TH YEAR Mother of Representative James A. Frear Was Well Known Here as Singer. reading matter from this country. 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