Evening Star Newspaper, June 4, 1925, Page 3

e Sife SAVAGE § WASHER and’ DRYER 720 12th St. N.W. Fr. 908 Royal Elestrio Cleaners 'Iu perfect salad has a rich, piquant, appetite-; taste, a tantalizing something — you don’t quite know what. Good cooks now know that o new and easy way to get this deliciously different salad flavor is to 2dd the new Saladreesing Mustard specially blended by Gulden’s. This new mild mustard is put out especially for salads and ene trees. Try it tonight and enjoy & super-salad. Your grocer sells it. 15¢ in & generous sized bottle, GULDENS SALADRESSING MUSTARD SPECIAL NOT!CES. WANTED—A RETURN LOA! FURN A o New Fork: ananlunu or B o MITH'S TEANSFER AND STOB- ORCHES GLASSED AND SCREENED: BEST sterial’ work Cusranieed. sstimates cheer, do. Address Box 487-V: 1S HEREBY GIVEN TH. 5 B8 55 s e Cu o o of etoletn wf the board of directors of the l“lfl Na- tional Bank in entering into an under " t arter ‘and {itie ‘of pT e BIEES Natlonal Bank of “Washington. ROBERT V. FLEMING. Vies President and Cashier. THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS and directors of the Onenun Building_Asso- ciation. No. 6. will be held at the office of the Association, 600 F st. n.w.. on Thursday. June 4, 1925. Polls open at 12 m. and close at fi mluck p.m CHA! GERSDORFF. Sec- orih. | was landed at Dunbeg, County Done- nm gal, Ireland, yesterday. THAW'S COMPLAINT BRINGS ON ARREST Prisoner Is Declared to Have Been Annoying Winches- ter Man for Morith. By the Assoctated Press.” PITTSBURGH, "Pa., Jure 4.—A man who is alleged to have beén an- noying Harry K. Thaw for more than a month was arr here last night as he alighted from a railroad train, Detectives said that he had been placed aboard the train at Wash- ington yesterday afternoon by Thaw. The man sald he was “Harry K. Thaw, jr.” and bore papers in his clothing which were signed with that name. At the police station where was lodged he is entered on the dock- et as C. T. James, 33. Police said that thie man, who furmerly lived in this city, sained entrance to Thaw's home at Winchester, Va. After- taxing the man from Win- chester to Washington, police said, Thaw telepnoned to Dr. Edward E. Mayer, who conduets a sanitorium here, and asked him to care for the man. Dr. Mayer notified detectives. At the police station, the man sald that he had been in the Matteawan Hospital with Thaw, and that he had escaped with him into Canada. Dr. Mayer said that he had received a second telephone call from Thaw af- ter the man’s arrest. The man is be. ing held for observation. Police Mere.Not Advised. Capt. Walter Emerson, acting chief of detectives, sald today no member of his command had had any dealings with Thaw or the man under arrest in Pittsburgh. It was suggested that some private detective agency may have handled the case. “%:|WRECKED CREW LANDED. Sailors From Abandoned Reliant Taken Ashore in Ireland. LONDON, June 4 (#).—The crew of the steamer Rellant, numbering 15, ‘The steamer was wrecked 40 miles off the Donegal coast while on a voyage to New York from Grimsdby. England. She left Grimsby May 23, and was abandoned May _29. The Reliant was a steel vessel of 1,066 tons. She formerly was the Manna Hata of the Clyde Line. . BT TR Co-T4T7 th at. mve PR (‘:RTIFICAT’E oF (‘HA GE OF NAX g oF 5§ ASRERCL s is to certify that the Wlshmtmn ka!n( & Supply " Com- pany. llél - meeting of the Board of Directors of sa and thereaiter called a meeting of the stock: Rolders of the said Washineton Wrecking & | [ Supply Company. upon giving the notice re- guired by law 16 each and all of the stdek; holders of said Company. said of ihe stockholders being held on " the gay,of May. A.D. 1025, and an ot the siock Biolders of ‘record" of /suen Company ‘bemE present in person. That at said meeting 1y Sas_unsnimourly resolved the change o the f to WASHINGTON & SUPPLY COMPANY 'be made, name I¥MBER and ry thorized 1o execute- the Decessary certificate to effectuaté the change of,pame and file the same in_ the offies of the Recorder of Deeds of the District of Columbia. Now. _therefors. we, the - dent of the said Corporation {‘h:s 180 day of May. {‘fln 1753 i bl‘ho ‘)fl ‘ashington, istriet of Olllll al.) M _LEWIS, Presiden EE8kbe RS At LB {ificain’ wad sokiowiedgd befors ‘s Notary Fublle and diercatier o 12 1R “oflcy ths Recorder der date of H" 20. 1925, ALZXAVDER WOLF, Attorney Zor Company. my31 a8 dea 1l AUTOMATIC OI EATER. NOKOL, AL Efl.l new: guarantesd: save $300. o BT AND R0G ““—Wfinsuh vn smmve THE LUW] $i14 =5 ouom u?" o0 EAVE A Y leas syvtem for reliet ] Dr TMA NSY, 1603 R. 1. ave. - North 4! xo TREASCRY. B nrp.un'x: OFFICE OF C om ";m o 50 *». 0 1o lh- n el ion h . , 0 appear 'QI lll ln)( of Wlahln ton" in_the Wi . in the Dlfln:t of ColuvaA. h’ l.‘ ' n ro'\llon' of the @' zg':““" ou! ;#h:nhnuxn uhfl u&"" t nington” tn the clty of Was e DisiAct of, Cofumbla iy .n&‘.’,!"“ S .» TRTH Tl i‘fl{’f“’ undred fod 7 Statutes the Biag,of the Hevieed COVVEEETOW .t m. c'x‘:{. qf s | TEARNS, Acting Cemml ar. o TEARLES A MAID “‘”“:2 con OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THA' SPE- I R SN ATAT A el l lh &cunnlf Bank. ashington. D. C.. rlnElon o st action of the board of Test National Bank i n.?u Rad Casniee: 1{ you could gw Restful Sleep of 2 G'uld gach night, what a difference it would make | in vou ur bedding problems up fo us— may make you more comfortable by r::ymaun: the matterss. box spring and BEDE&I; EH:G/ CO., THINK ( OF YOUR ROOF Don't wait until bad weather, have it re. paired NO IRONCLAD bt My e 7y Efficient Service Give us your next order for pring. | | ing. We guarantee satisfaction. EIGH GRADE. BUT NOT HIGH PRICED BYKON S. ADAM;. sy :W!th waterproof suits and water- | spouting helmets that will cool the mn 1 ?l’: Nnflhtls Qlflnll I R T Fl | German firemen may be equipped wearer while fighting fires-at close distance. (1321 lmngStreetN W. Undeniably the Best Vahue In Columbia Heights For your convenience it will be open and lighted every night this week until 3 P.M. LOW PRICE—EASY TERMS N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc. 1418 Eye Street N.W. “|'By the Assoctated Press. Phones Main 5904-5. Realtors a month Third 1l s | -.—BOOHVGNGUTTEBIN_FS’O%"NB Don't wait, Work arantoed. 618 P St N.W. Fru\klln 6605, Protec-Tin Roof Paint pe s detste gemn vyt | material KOO S Roofing 118 3rd St. S.'W, Company, _ Phone, Main 983 Siv8 s your nest ordee 1t you wast “getting prin e National Capital Press 18101213 b ST. X.W. UNEQUALED valne in new, well con- structed brick homes, with oak floors, hot-water heat, electricity and pumerous . “other modern features. Paved conerete_sidewalks. Open till 9 p.m. ‘' Between L and M Streets N.E. BOSS INb PHELPS HOME OF HOMES 1417 K Street N.W. THE EVENING Scores Lie in Mud .With Faces Down, f Fearing Cyclone| Omaha-Race Fans Desert " Stands for Field as Clouds 4pproach. OMAHA, Nebr.,: June 4.—Scores-of race fans at the Ak-Sar-Ben race open: ing here yesterday threw themselves face downward in a field of mud with head rains beating on them when two cyclone-shaped clouds approached the grandstands, accompanied by strong winds. The rain fell in sheets, and those who were here in the Spring of 1913 when a cyclone struck the city, killing over 100 persons, evidently feared a repetition. Rushing from the stands the crowds raced for the open field, where they lay in deep mud with the rain pouring on them. A curtain of darkness was thrown over the city about 4 p.m. The rain lasted about half an hour. STAR, WASHINGTON, THREE MOVIE ACTRESSES WIN MARITAL ‘FREEDOM; “Cannot Acmmll to Mar- ried Life,” One Husband Charged to Have Said. By the Associated Press. actress, and Ralph James Gillesple, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1925, JACQUELINE LOGAN WEDS. Screen Star Married to R. J. Gfl- lespie in Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES, June 4 (#).— Jacqueline Logan, motion picture former Texas real estate man, were married in the presence of a few close friends at the home of Miss n's business manager here last night. They plan to take a honeymoon trip as soon as Miss Logan’s studio en- gagements permit. [t o France has a farm-labor shortage. LOS ANGELES, June 4.—Three| persons from the film world were separated from their spouses by de- ¢crees of divorce here yesterday, as follows: Marjorie Sutherland, known as Ma- jorie Daw, from Albert E. Sutherland, | motlon picture director, charged ds- sertion. She sald he said, “I cannat dccustom ¥hyself to married life.” Mrs. Edna Mae ‘Acord, from Art Acord, screen actor, charged desertion and failure to provide. Mr! Acord :Jelllfled that he said he was “tired of er. Eula Mantecon, known as Allce Trevor, from Armando Mantecon, uhlr‘nd failure to provide and abuse “He said he was born a gentleman and he would not work,” testified Mrs. Mantecon on the stand. —_— e While fixing a wireless aerial, Syd- ney Balcombe was killed at Kent, Elnlhnd, when a wall collapsed under im, NOTED DIVA ASKS DIVORCE Mme. Olive Fremstad Says Hus- band Deserted Her in 1918. PORTLAND, Me., ‘June 4 #).— Olive Fremstad, opera and concert singer, appeared in the superior court of Cumberland County yesterday and asked a divorce from Harry Lewis Brainard, whose place of residence is unknown to her. She charged desertion since 1918. After hearing the artist tell her brief story, Judge Arthur Chapman reserved decision. Few court officials knew who “‘Olive Brainard” was until Mme. Fremstad started to testify in the deserted courtroom. “‘My husband went to California in 1918, after announcing that he would take a little trip and have a rest. He hasn't come back since then,” she explained. ]ust t’le settrng for that new llome Hedges & Middleton, Inc. |} Realtors 1412_Eye St. NW. fl;"nl. 9503 o BILL—JACK—RALPH SKILLED PRESCR!PTION OPTICIANS & rteenth 8¢ NW. G_Sis. Phone 171 $5,650 price alley and Street Main 9300 You Are Hit Below the Belt They Sell Quickly! OPEN FOR INSPECTION EVERY DAY 3911 Jocelyn Street Chevy Chase, D. C. One of the prettiest homes in best Chevy Chase ~section—a lar Ljched corner house of sione orbtrac: tion: center-] lan, contatnin screens. age and very large Naval officer leaving clty—desires immediate sale. SEE THIS HOUSE AT ONCE! Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc. 813 15th St. N.W. Main 2690 ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road Several very apartments ranging in size from two rooms. reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to four rooms, kitchen reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled prices reasonable. ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road attractive and \ Own a Home * * Just Off 16th ’,‘ A superb location one square northwest of l6th and Columbia Road. You will marvel at the manifold attractions of this delightful apartment home, in a modern fire- proof building, for only $5,700 Small Payment and $57 a Month Neighbors of assured congeniality are a dis- tinct asset to any home, You will find them here! TELEPHONE— Mers: WARREN 925 15th St., Main 9770 % Evenings, Cleve. 2839.]. d When Old Age Finds You and Yours Without a Home Watch for, Read About, and See the New Wonder Home HURIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT SATURDAY’S STAR The most remarkable home any man of refined tastes but moderate income™ has had a chance to OWN It Is a New Shannon & Luchs Product l-m-lmm‘lflhl Association of the D, C. 71315 14th St N.W, Main 2345 have several clients who are willing to pay ALL CASH —for desirable groups of small houses or stores and other business properties equitably priced. If you have any such real estate for sale, you will get. definite action by communicating with BOSS Mo PHELPS Business Properties Department 1417 K Street Main 9300 Is It Hot in That Flat? IT°S COOL IN CHEVY CHASE! Here Are Five Choice Offerings in Chevy Chase. All Located in the Best Environment that Washington Affords. Well Built, Cenveniently Located, Surrounded by Homes of Undoubted Refine- ment—and it is Really Cool Out There. Prices Show Undoubted Bargains. That is Bocause Very Few People Know of the Opportunitics. When They Are Generally Known a Marked Rise Can Be Looked for. Act Quickly, Please. Just Call Main 2345 for Inspection. 1. A NEW, DETACHED, SEVEN-ROOM HOME, in Chevy Chase, Md., close to car line; every feature of modern home construction; hardwood floors upstairs and down; wonderful front o inviting.. Terms to a responsible party. . A BEAUTIFUL COBR‘ER "HOME FOR $16,500, on a wonderful corner lot. Center-hall colonial type. There are three excellent bedrooms and two completely tiled baths: is of the finest finish throughout; bluestone retain. ing wall and steps. In a beautiful wooded section. . LARGE HOME, WEST OF CONN. AVE.—There are 9 spaclous rooms and 3 complete baths; front and double rear porches, all in perfect condition: the floors espe- clally well finished. All modern improvements. Attrac- tive lot well planted with rose bushes, etc. $16,500 with terms. . NEW, FOUR-BEDROOM, DETACHED HOME, of ar- tistic design, on a large lot, 55 by 160 feet. Seven rooms, bath and complete lavatory: every possible modern convenience; hardwood floors throughout entire house; large private porch. Exceptionally well buflt home. Terms at $15,500, . UNUSUALLY FINE HOME FOR $13500—0f unique design. exceptionally well built and arranged to give the maximum of living comfort; eompletely tiled bath with bullt-{g tub and shower; garage to match house Convenient 'to schools, stores and car line. Terms. [SHANNON: & LUCHY) 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 \| Apricots, 1 can. . || Asparagus, 2V, can You Can Keep Cool ELECTRIC FANS We Sell Them on Easy Terms PROMPT ATTENTION TO PHONE ORDERS This Company Stands Behingd Every Appliance it Sells Potomac Electric Appliance Co. 14th and C Sts. N.W. Main 7260 “Come Out Home With Me—’ HO hasn’t envied the man who greets an old friend with ‘this prideful slogan of the homeowner’ Haven’t you told yourself “some day” you would be dble to invite folks to a home of your very own? You'll want one of these Warren-buiit 6-Room Brick Homes . Seventh and Hamlin Sts. N.E. $67.50 Monthly Price Only $7.975 &Md beu-umn wmmnvu.u, Come out h Capitol Ktveet and mcum Avmue o Monroe Btreet and Beventh, then three squares south on Smn.h te these homes. LEG OF LAMB, Ib. BEEF Porterhouse, Ib. . . Sirloin, Ib Top Round, Ib Bottom Round. b Chuck Roast, Ib Prime Rib, 1b. . . Plate Beef, Ib. Hamburg, Ib PORK Pork Loins, Ib. . ........ Fresh Hams, Ib . . ot Fresh Picnics, Ib. ...... Spareribs, Ib. .. ........ Pork Chops, b Center Cuts || Pork Chops, Ib. Shoulder Cuts CHEESE New York Sharp, Ib. Phila. Cream, pkg . Snappy, pkg . . . . .. AL TS, SMOKED MEATS Smoked Picnics, Ib. . ... . '}/ | Piece Bacon, Ib. {!| Bacon Squares, Ib Avg. 2 Ibs. Each ' Ammonia, Mayflower, 12%;c Apple Butter, can 30 Apple Sauce, can .14¢c Apricots, 2/ can . ..25¢ Apricots, 2 can. . .23¢ L1980 35¢ 3 I;r $1.00 Asparagus Tips, can. . . (Del Monte) || Rumford, 5 Ib || Rumford, 1 1b. . Rumford, Yz Ib. Rumford, Y Ib. Davis, 5 1b. . . Davis, 12 0xz. . . Davis, 6 0z. . .. Davis, 3 0z. Royal, 12 oz Beets, Curtice . . .. Beets, Silver Lake. BEVERAGES— Small bottles. Assorted Flavors. .6 for 25¢ Catsup, Ritter’s, large. . .17¢c Catsup, Ritter’s, small. . 11c CEREALS— Corn Flakes Quaker Oats. . Puffed Rice. . Pep Cream of Wheat. Cherries, No. 2V, Del Monte Cherries, No. 2, Del Monte Cherries, No. 1, Del Monte Cllocolflc, Y b, Baker's . ... .. R o ABC lc;.mtm, 151, ]Cocoanut, Baker’s . . CLEANSERS— ..2for 15¢ 5 S coc;':fl Bcknr's, Yo lb. Cocoa, Baker’s, Y, Ib Codfish, Beardsley’s, ..12Vc Ready to Fry COFFEE— [o] h Golden Ban!cm CORN STARCH— Fruit Salad, 2% can. Gelatine, C 0x’s. @Vmcv"yo—o—d BETTER FOODS FOR A LITTLE LESS BREAST OF LAMB, Ib. . SHOULDER LAMB, Ib. RIB OR LOIN LAMB CHOPS, Ib.. . . SMOKED HAMS, Ib. OLD DUTCH BREAD, pound loaf . Rib Chops, Ib Loin Chops, 1b Breast, Ib Shoulder Chops, Ib. Shoulder Roast. Ib. . . . .. Ground Veal, Ib. ....... FRUITS AND VEGETABLES New Potatoes, 5 lbs New Cabbage, It *Home Grown Beets, bunch Cabbage, bum:h Lettuce, head. POULTRY Stewing Fowl, Ib. Frying Chickens, Ib . Baking Chickens, Ib . . Ducklings, 1b. Broilers, Ib. . GROCERIES Ginger Snaps, Ib Heinz Beans, small. . Heinz Beans, large . Heinz, sweet mixed .. Heinz Ketchup, Iarge Heinz Ketchup, small . . Jams, Curtice Jelly, Schimmel Lye, Red Seal A2V%e Macaroni and Spaghetti— Mueller’s . . Krumm’s. ..De .14c .22c 29¢ .18¢ Boned Chicken, 1/, lb 42¢ Potted Meat, Y, Ib. . .. 5¢ Potted Meat, 1/ Ib. .10c MILK— Van Camp. . ... Other Brands Eagle Challenge Mixed Vegetables Molasses, 11/,-Ib. can. . . Brer Rabbit .3 for 29¢ 11c MUSTARD—Gulden’s. . French’s STUFFED— 32 oz.. 10 oz.. 4 PEACHES—Del Monte— No. 2Y; can No. 2 can. . Cordova, extra sifted, 19¢ Lake Shore PEARS—Del Monfe— No. 2Y; can ‘ No. 2 can. No. 1 can. PINEAPPLE— 2Y, Treas. Island