Evening Star Newspaper, May 13, 1926, Page 13

11000 MILE FLIGHT T0 MANILA ENDED Spamsh Anrmen Given Tre- mendous Ovation Upon Completing Lor'g Journey 3.—Two of the six who their 11,000-mile st at Camp Nichols, g field, three miles boada and Gon the pair who at spite the mishaps Eetever in a Dalestine desert and that of c.nr Loriga off the inhospit I S, China. Capt. mk!n: the place of the me i o had flown with Capt. Gal- Jarza as far as Macao; thus was in at the finish. Manila Welcome Keen. Manila was en fete to greet the started from | o to fly to the| Ameri- | Mayor Dry Agents Trapped in Home Must Pay $250 By the Assoct CUMBERL. d., May 13 Mayor Thomas W. Allen of Lona- coning, Md., vesterday was found guilty of possessing home brew of more than legal alcoholic content and fined $230 by Federal Judge Morrls A. Soper. He was acquitted of a charge of relling the beverage. Mayor Allen was arrested last Januhry after two strangers mas: querading as mining engineers, had quaffed hiome brew as guests in the Alle operatin, Cleveland D. J was re-elected fourth consecutive term. — e |CLARK HEIRS REFUTE % THREE WOMEN'S CLAIMS|x~ His Life Cited. By the Associated Pres BUTTE., M \1 ¥ 13.—Five led in district sepa rate an: court here plaint_of THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D RUM RUNNER’S VICTIM TELLS OF ABDUCTION British Were Towing Seized Ship When Rope Broke and He Was Carried Off. | By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla., May 13.—A story of 1 battle with rum runners, his abduc- tion and subsequent release in New York after selzure of the Eker by ithorities was told . A. tish vice consul, yesterday rge Pinder, negro, British co- onstable. he and four other offi- seized the three British officials to seize the Eker e Eker was being towed to ind v Failure of Trio to Assert Relation-|/\¢ | ship to Multimillionaire During |} ers of the crew released d. rder daclared the crew feared trouble with the British government over his abduction and mmpnod him with money to return to Nassau » the joint com- Hines and CLUB CHEESE Have your tried the new, small package? Kraft’s Club Cheese 1 0 c Y-Lb. Pkg. Swiss or American TOMATOE . C. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1926. This Week’s Specials No.ZSize4 for 25c Tins CHUM SALMON, 2 cans 25¢ Per Can, 14c| POST BRAN FLAKES Pxe. 10c SAUCE TIDEWATER HERRING ROE A real quality product Per Can 18¢ BUTTER LAND O’LAKES Per lb., 50c SANITARY Per Ib., 45¢ COOK’S POUND CAKE Per Ib., 25¢ SILVER LAKE BEETS Cut—No. 3 tins. ..]12}c Whole—No. 2 tins, ]19¢ DELMONTE SPINACH No.23tin. ... 1 7he KINGAN’S SLICED BREAKFAST BACON Lb., 55¢ POISON THEORY IN DEATH. CHICAGO., May 183 (A’) Coroner Oscar Wolff has started an investiga- the death of Kowal- proprietor of a delicatessen, hnd\ was exhumed last week. ark Mrs. Effle Clark Williams of Missouri, ‘lark Miller of Spaniards, whose departure from Aparri, Northern Luzon, at 735 o'clock this morning was heralded to | p, Manila by the screaming of whistles. A large throng made the three-mile Journey to Camp Nichols to share in | T i Aty e the welcome, some in automobiles, % many in the picturesque caromates, | tee UNDERWOOD’S DEVILED HAM SUNSWEET PRUNES & Note—These are the large size prunes and the package con- tains one pound only. GOLD MEDAL BUCKWHEAT re 25¢ | For CANNED GOODS | CLIQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE Pale Dry in the green bottle or Old . For a short time at least we are making a radical reduc- - : tion in prices on several well known brands. Look these Fashioned Golden, packed in the handy-te- prices over carefully, you'll certainly appreciate these savings. carry one-dozen size cartons. FIG BARS 2 Ibs., 25¢ FRESH MILK We Sell 1 c GREEN MEADOW DAIRY H. L. Black & Son, Inc. FRESH MILK Pt., 6¢; Qt., 12¢ BUTTERMILK Pt., 6¢; Qt., 10c CREAM Pt., 17¢; Pt, 33¢c ! od held for questioning after a doctor E t tor [ who treated the man said that his Clark was a prominent public figure | wife had suggested to him that he for 30 yvears prior to his death. No|place poison in her husband's medi- claim to relationship was made by |cine because he had beaten their the women during the 30 years, the|daughter. answers allege. REXEXEXEXEXIK The Hecht Co. carries a com- plete style and size range of Keds. sesquiplane appeared. squadrons of / 3 landed on the field, kept clear by two | companies of troops. The airmen were carried in triumph back to Manila in a long procession of automobiles, which stopped bflenv before the monuments to Lespl, who conquered the islands for amm and Rizal, the natlonal hero of the Fili- pinos. At the Catholic Cathedral, within the medieval walled city of Manllia, an _impressive te deum was observed, with the Most Rev. Wil- llam Piani, apostolic delegate to the Philippines, officiating. The first man to ‘ree! Capt. Gal- larza upon his arrival was an old | comrade of the Morocco campaign. | embraced the | who rushed up and aviator. A general stampede fol- | lowed, men, women and <Mldren at- tempting to Kiss the fiyers. ‘Wood Greets Alrrnul Capt. Gallarza was carried to Camp Nichols headquarters upon the shoulders of persons in the crowd. while Capt. Loriga-Taboada was half i . After a formal 15 Pint Flit Gun Season’s “Wind-Up” Sale OLD POTATOES, 10 LBS., 58¢ NEW POTATOES, 3 LBS.. . 25¢ CABBAGE, PER LB. TEXAS BERMUDA ONIONS, 3 LBS. EATING APPLES, 3 LBS. . .25¢c FANCY LEMONS, 6 FOR. .13c ORANGES, 1st SIZE, 6 FOR 30c * ORANGES, 2nd SIZE, 6 FOR 35c¢ LOFFLER’S PRODUCTS Delivered Daily to Our Stores By Loffler’s Wagons Smoked Hams, Lb. Smoked Shoulders, Lb. . . ..24c Sliced Bacon, 2 Lb. . .. Smoked Frankfurters, Per Lb. Summer Sausage, Sliced, PORUZ. . oo e Whole, About 14 Lbs., HEINZ RICE FLAKES HEINZ OVEN-BAKED BEANS HEINZ BAKED KIDNEY BEANS - can, 15¢ HEINZ PREPARED SPAGHETTI - - .2 cams, 25c HEINZ KETCHUP - - small, 15c' large, 25¢ HEINZ APPLE BUTTER « 25¢ HEINZ PEANUT BUTTER . - - jar, 27c HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - 10c. VAN CAMP’S PCRK AND BEANS 3 for 22¢ VAN CAMP’S KIDNEY BEANS - can, 10c VAN CAMP’S MILK - 2 cans, 21c. CAMPBELL’S PORK AND BEANS 3 for 25¢ CAMPBELL'S SOUPS - can, 10c RITTER’S PREPARED SPAGHETT] can, 10c RITTER’S PORK AND BEANS 3 cans, 25¢ DEL MONTE TOMATO SAUCE - can, The SHRIVER'S SELECTED STRINGLESS BEANS, can, 27¢ eds i Girls’ Keds Pinafore Pumps or Oxfords 51.10 For sports or play —Keds are the best. White or brown can- vas with corrugated rubber soles. Sizes 5 to 2. (Second Floor.) 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