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LY MELLETT MURDER PARLEY PLANNED “Jumbo” Crowley, Alleged Underworld King, Asks In- terview With Prosecutor. ugust b.—James alleged king of the underworld, last nlght asked - | George A. Ricker, Washington rep- a | General Staff, at For Der. | Kans... a 0 1{! u(e-a(mem at Walter Reed General nto his release m the Bos- t he be held on Sons of Alma Mater To Fete Dougherty At ‘Tech’ Luncheon | The newly appointed District Commissioner, P. L. Dougherty, will be the honor guest at a lunch- eon tomorrow, at 12:30 o'clock, at the University Club, tendered by the Washington alumni of his alma, mater, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, at which Commis- sioners Rudolph and Bell will be present, Mr. Dougherty was graduated from the college in 1897 as an elec- trical engineer, and is a former president of the local alumni asso- ciation. Prof. F. H. Newell, former chief of the Reclamation Service, will preside at the gathering. Among those present will resentative of the Portland Cement Association; W, C. Dean, chief elec- trician of the Bureau of Construc- tion and Repair, United Statgs Navy, and Axxhlnnl E nglneer(um missioner W. E. R. Co Col. Mornson Commg Here. Lieut. Col. Willlam F. Morrison, | rt Leavenworth, has been ordered to this city . ¥AT FVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, fasts. F i HE finest thing you can do for yourself and yours at breakfast is to provide a change in menu. Appetites grow utale and people weary of eating the same old “seven and six” ‘break- Try Quaker Puffed Wheat. It’s different in every way from any other cereal known—whole wheat steam exploded to 8 times natural size, then oven crisped to rare deliciousness. Tastes I’ke toasted nutmeats. A ximately 20% is bran but you would neve‘x’-p;:eu it. yCh:ldrefl love it like a confec- tion, For the Great Adventure of a change, get a package at any grocery store—just try it. 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SUGAR CORN 6 ears, 20c | CANTALOUPES, large 3 for 25¢ TOMATOES 6 Ibs., 25¢ | PEARS, Bartletts 3 Ibs., 28¢ LETTUCE 2 heads, 13c | NEW POTATOES 10 Ibs., 29¢ each, 4c | SWEET POTATOES 3 Ibs., 25¢ SPANISH ONIONS YELLOW ONIONS Ib., 5¢ | BEETS, home grown bunch, 5¢ CARROTS . bunch, 5¢ SQUASH, white or yellow, Ib., 4¢ 4 Lbs.,, 25¢ PEACHES Del Monte Pineapple Pears Fancy large Elberta “Blue Goose” brand. LIBBY’S Y. C. Peaches No. 2%, Can 25¢ | No. 214 Can 25¢ | No. 2% Can 29¢ DROMEDARY Grapefruit 20-Oz. Can 27¢ PEANUT BUTTER Beechnut ACME Preserves 1-Lb. Jar 29¢ BUTTER -Our ‘Sunset Gold” —fancy fresh cream- ery, guaranteed to please and a credit to any table. Pound 43 American Refining Co. Best Cane Granulated POST TOASTIES or CORNFLAKES 3 Pkgs. 25¢ PINK SALMON 2 Cans 15-Lb. Pkge STAR SOAP 10 Lbs. 590 Crab Flakes Large White Lumps Pound 55¢ Boston Mackerel Sugar Cured, Small Size Right Out of the Ocean _ Pound 380 Pound 121/20 HOME DRESSED . J| BROILING CHICKENS Lb. 48: Leg of Lamb Small, Lean and Tender Pound 33c¢