Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1927, Page 30

l CITIZENS TO AID SCHOOL. S0 ASKED FORWALTERRED == President’s Deflclency Appro- priation Request Includes $50.020 to Complete Tomb. ;y‘,iii{, Wll Seek Vlsunl Instruction Equip-| ment for Crummell. Members of the Ia Association voted to mell School in proc “ity. Levi v sterday asked ppropriations VETERANS S-TART DRIVE. completion of -| Foreign Wars Group Stresses In-| surance Necessity. hospital I'he necessity for veterans to renew | o 1 risk insurance before July 2| « I last night by Joseph F. | Beattie, chairman of the bll\e - { mittee for the Veterans of meu.nl Wars in the District of Columbia, | | speaking at Potomac | Post President Coolid Congress for defic totaling $1 Soldier, in Ar Of the amount req would be used for construction re mainder for propu: o1 the appearance shrine, which now presents an unfin ished pect to the thousands of visitors who render homage to the mem f the heroic dead A ™) . Endividiais Citng | iy e completion of the | I W it being conducted | Government insurance. ubmit- | post were installed and a a meeting of ve advocated tomb. Would Enlarge Army. The budget of deficienci ted by the President f work s the Army choo! 110,000 to 1 1 | Wl stopped | nd subsistence deficit ap- | jecommended mainte- enlisted strengthof 115,000 the House recently overrode 1 posal and provided funds for 118,750 men after July 1. Other deficiency requests included one for $814,000 to remove such high explosive -ammunition now at the Curtis Bay ordnance reserve depot, Maryland, “as is deemed necessary to insure safety from possible explosion to the population living in the vicinity.” No reference was made as to where such stores would be taken. To provide additional headstones for American graves in Europe, $186,000 is asked. An appropriation of $141,855 quested for training reserv r cers on active and Inactive duty. Requests for additional funds for branches of the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers were as follows: A Swt Stoeh! ‘What a pity when vouth and vmhz are set at oaught by disordered stomach, and bad breath! Don’t have them at anyagel Hearty eaters—hard -high livers—find Stuart’s a boon and Dayton. Ohio, $ $12,500; Hampton, V: enworth, Kas., $46. L $10,000; Hot Springs, 8. Dak., $40,000; the latter to provide a 160-bed tuber- culosis unit at the sanatorium there. RUMORS OF WYNNE RIFT STIR SOCIETY Former Nancy Hoyt and Her Hus- band Are Reported Living Apart Here. ,000; Togus, Me., $15 Eat what you wish. Drink what sou like. Then chew a Stuart tablet. That gives the stomach sufficient alkaline; the result is a sweet stomach, sezene . 1o pains, 0 Ras. Full Box FREE! very druggist hes Stuart's tablets, o: s &u box free if you write the N70, Marshall, Mich. E m of Stuart’s for the mm—.nd kot i sweet stomach for STUART'S OYSPEPSIA TABLETS R PR Washington society was stirred to- J.E.Cunningham Co. day by the rumor that Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wynn Wynne, the latter for- | . 314_316 7“‘ S‘. merly Miss Nancy Hoyt, daughter of Mrs. Henry M. Hoyt, have separated. While Mrs. Hoyt declined to make a statement, her daughter is with her at her home, 1701 Rhode Island ave- nue, and her husband is at their apartment at the Anchorage. ‘The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Wyfm Wynne took place in Septem- ber, 1926, in London, and the un- expected announcement of the -wed- ding cabled by Mrs. Hoyt from Eng- land recalled the dfamatic suddenness with which she terminated her en- sagement to Lieut. Frederick Wise- H;An»C)ark of the Royal Navy in May, 1923, The Hoyts have been well knov\n in Washington society for many vears. The late Henry M. Hoyt was solicitor general of the United States during the Taft administration, and his father, Henry M. Hoyt, was once Governor of Pennsylvania. Miss Hoyt is a great granddaugh- ter of Morton McMichael, one time mayor of Philadelphia. She has ex- ceptional literary talent and her novel, “Roundabout,” is one of the current favorites. ACCUSE FORMER BANKER OF APPROPRIATING FUNDS Edwin W. Popkins Charged in U. S. Warrant of Embezzl- ing $1,600. Edwin W. Popkins, former vice pres- ident of the Merchants’ Bank and Trust Co. and former treasurer of the Merchants’ Securities Co., was arrest- ed by Deputy Marsh John J. Clarkson on a United States commissioner's ‘warrant for allezed embezzlement and taken before United States Commis- sioner Needham C. Turnage last eve- ning. He furnished bond of $1,000 for a hearing before the commissioner February 10. The warrant was sworn out by Jean T. Dinger, special accountant of the Department - of Justice, -and charged that April 27, 1925, while holding the execative positions in, the two corporations Popkins received $1,600 which he is said to have ap- propriated to his own use. The money is gald to have been the property of the Merchants’ Securities Co. Banquet Plans to Be Heard. A report on plans for the annual banquet of the Washington Chamber of Commerce, to be held at the flower Hotel, February 24, in cel tion of the twentieth annivers: of the chamber, will be made by Warren C. Kenlall at a meeting of the spe- cfal entertainment committee, of whig] he is chairman, at 12:30 tomorro W&WW%M Safeguarded from Dairy to Table NEW SPRING DRESSES Sizes Sizes 16 to 36 38 to 50 Regular $15 Dresses Alluring Spring shades— captivating Spring styles, charming materials—all that makes for money's worth. See these fashionable dresses! When you buy our Milk you can rely upon its FRESHNESS and PURITY—because it comes to us from the mearby imodel farms of the Md-Va Milk Producers Association. They are under contract for our full supply—so we can GUARANTEE it—ABSOLUTELY. Ask your dealer for our milk. If he eannot supply you phone Potomac 5630 and we'll direct you to & convenient store. Md-Va Milk Products Co. $// 1620 First St. N.W. Successor to H. L. Black & Son, Inc. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1927. _____THE EVENING Mayonnaise Blve Ribbon, Gelfand’s Bond Hot Rolls PRICE LEADERS m 11c; Z5c Arrival—New Crop Charleston (5. C.) Spinach 2 I'ine new crop Spinach Lbs. for —just arrived from South Carolina Smoked Hams Smoked Shoulders Small smoked ing venient and eccnomical. PURE LARD sizes — ireshly In the modern package an attractive offer- one pound in carton—con- PerLb. 29¢ | per Lb. 1 Q¢ | PerLb. 1 5e| PerLb. 55 ¢ perior Quality “Sanico” Coffees-rimmrin.14-Lb. Tin25¢ | Salada Tea Finest grade that is packed on the Islands. Honey Dew Sliced Ripe Hawaiian Pineapple Large No. 21, Can 25 DN Sun Brite Cleanser Swift's Sun Brite—a real kitchen sink cleanser. Why pay more? We don't believe you will if you try it once. Coffee Orienta Maxwell House Lord Calvert Each brand is packed in tin can. Per Can 5(: Per Lb. 52(: Now for a Big Uz Two-Day Grapefruit Sale Tomorrow and Saturday Only B At Our Usual uy Price—Get FOUR In other words, for tomorrow and Saturday TODAY you can get FOUR Grapefruit at our stores for our usual price for THREE. Grapefruit are fine now, and only the best, selected fruit is purchased for our stores. This Canned Goods Sale Is an Opportunity Seldom Oftered to Grocery Buyers The Best Known and the Most Popular Brands Keystone—Del Monte—Libby’s All top-notch quality and all equally good—not all items are offered in each brand, but if you will look over the displays you surely \\1” find many items you want. Read these prices carefully—they are surely attractive \Llluu Canned Apricots S 1H¢ 20c Cherries—Royal Anne Sliced Peaches 12Y%¢ Fruits for Salad “Square” Tin Asparagus Tips In this Asparagus offering the tips are known as “small” 29c and so stated on label. FOLLOWING ARE No. 1 Size TINS With Brands Specified Sunnyside Prunes..............2cans for 25c Honey Dew Crushed Pineapple. .2 cans for 25¢ FOLLOWING ARE Picnic Size TINS Asparagus Tips, Picnic Size Tins........17%c Only until Saturday’s closing can you buy at these deeply cut prices. Our Famous GREEN BAG COFFEE A New Lowered Price Now this famously good coffee at a slightly reduced price. “Gree ag” 1s the choice of those want a mild, sweet coffee—plea the vast majority. pleases 7 Another Price Reduction FRESH EGGS Now you can enjoy real ftesh eggs at a much lower price. Market conditions enable us to cut our price—so, Tomorow and Saturday we offer— “SANITARY” FRESH EGGS All packed one dozen in carton. Per C e 39 BREAD Dorsch’s, White Rose, Bend o 13c |t g Texas Carrots, 35 Sanitary Butter T'he ever-thin popular ireen who White Potatoes Toasterettes Educator Toasterettes, the whole-wheat cracker. Per- haps your doctor has recom- mended whole wheat. Educa- tor Toasterettes are whole wheat—palatable and deli- cious. 14-Lb.for ] ()c Unexcelled Quality Reasonable Price Red Carton brand. Black Eyed PEAS Just a change other products of kind. Low price, One Lb., 7c 3 Lbs. 20 c for LUX Toilet Soap This ultra from this t0o0. toilet soap can be secured at Note the very low price, too. Per Cake, 10c 2 25¢ fine all our stores. for for we are asking. A No. 2 size tin, small whole beets. Tomorrecw Only A Green Basket Special LJ Special Don’t Overlook This All-Week Special on National Biscuit Co. SALTINAS That famously good Saltine Cracker in the TIN can. Just for this week we are offering this highly popular item at— Per Can 17(: One pound Van Camp’s Celery, per bunch Iceberg Lettuce, head New Crop Cabbage, Ib. Turnips, Etc., 3 lbs. . containing a very Cook’s Pound Cake Lb. 250 10c 10c . Se .-5¢ , 10 Ibs., 35¢ 13¢ ROYAL Fruit Flavored GELATIN Have you tried your pack- age. Five fruit flavors and also plain Pke. 1(0c bunch .. p-Lb. Pkg. 45¢ The New Cheese pLeasNG COMBINATION F CHEESE. MILK PROTEIN K 5U On Sale at :\H ()ur Stores Per Pkg. 25¢ Don’t Forget the Green Basket Sale Tomorrow Tomorrow We are Going to Feature Silver Lake Brand Small Whole Beets And it will truly be a remarkable value at the price fine grade of Surely you won't miss this opportunity. Can 1 5c Hershey’s Cocoa of Cocoa all this week at the very low price— 1-Lb. Tin 2 1 c Welsh Rarebit Hienz Pickles, Bulk . . Van Camp’s Soups. . Tomato or Vegetable Van Camp’s Pork & Beans .Pint, 21¢ .3 for 20c 2 for 15¢ Van Camp’s Kidney Beans 3 fer 25¢ NGlEE. o Libby’s Catchup Shriver’s A-1 Peas All this week we will offer this well known brand at this special price. A-1 Peas are the very smallest of the crop—those who know this fine product have a real opportunity. Per Can 221/2(: Safe Home Matches This fine match is not expensive—why P Boxes 25¢ Silver Label A Special Sal 6 No. 2 Tomatoes. . Blue Ridge Corn .3 Cans, 25¢ Can, 10c Peas Can, 10c Until Saturday’s Closing e on the Old Reliable IVORY SOAP 319 Small Size Cakes