Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1927, Page 3

* for_ Vi "HOOVER 1S URGED AS . 0.P. NOMINEE Governor of Maine Accepts Coolicge Statement as Withdrawal. By the Ascociated Press, PORTLAND. Me.. August 4.—Gov. Ralph O. Brewster, who has heen men tioned for the Republican nomination President i event that n man Imlx\ T a party nominee for He accepted Iresident atement Tuesday as com. pchieveme: reer. Many ymed New Her! Pres EXPLAINS DAW Newspaper Says Vice President Will Not @ppose Lowden. CHICAGO, 1L, August 4 (P). —The id today that Vice Pre: be the next i States.” POSITION. ent of the Uni! ated and wants Dawes, Lowden w swing his support to the Chicago | banker. In this connection the no\\\h r | Charles Hicks hes Coolidge and Wife . Will Leave Tokens At Summer Home By the Associated Press RAPID CITY, S. 4.—President and Dak., August Mrs. Coolidge will leave a n of their tion for the BI Hills when eturn to Washington early ptember. . Coolidge has crocheted a \lmn cover with a picture of a d on one side and tate Game Lodge” It will be left in the Summer White House. The President is sitting for a portrait at the request of Sena- tor Norbeck of this When it is completed it will be hung in the main hall nf the game ludge. KIDNAPING CASE NEAR Charges Against Four Men by Tonight. of four men charge . A. John: bly Johnson, a leged to h k_the stand vester who pr ges of flogging une 14 Johnson on the stand de d_abductors took from . typewriter parts the four defendant uitted on cha red his v | $35 and a watch with a Ku - emblem. Johnson, under questioning, cessful presidential campaign of Wil liam McKinley. Dawes was subse- quently disappointed in hopes of momination to the S i -the News’ narrativ enced a si , whereupon New, Dawes and at dinner in Chicago forswore political ambitions, exclaiming: “Never a But time found Lo declared he was a member of the ‘Winston-Salem, C., Klan. He was followed on the stand by his mother, Mrs. J. P. Johnson, and two brothers. 1. | Francis and Burris. Stevens and Murdock testified they were in tLeir homes at 11 o'clock on the night of the alleged incident, while Demerritt said he attended a Masonic meeting and was home before mid- CLOSE IN []RI.ANDOi '!Jury May Start Deliberations ofi THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, CRISP GETS SURPRISE. Georgian Thought President Would Seek Office Again. p of Geor e lent Cool- nd one of the l\nkh\g Dema c members_of the Touse com xecutive's statement s pronounce- v surprising to me. 1 or would be a candi . It was not surpris- that the announcement without the Kknowl of his nds, The fact | All Kinds—Any Quantity BRING THEM IN Or Phone Franklin 5315-3416 BIG BOOK SHOP—933 G cooking ' GULDENS Ca More modern quart str Canal Zone, for the 1 employed by the ( at Th ings no lnngm fit for habitation. B BOOKS WANTED |32 THURSDAY, building program calls for the imme- diate construction of 32 two-story and i concrete and frame, two- | arters. All will_be newly and provided with electrical niences. The project was offi- cially approved by the War Depart- ment. HOMES COST $485,000. nal Zone Workers Will Have '_ Modern Quarters. s are hmnz con- ucted at New a ile of a legitimate minor a total estimated cost of § .| ~hild is with its father, even if ti ey will replace old (Hl\yn(h(ml build- | parents like apart, says the Massa- The chusetts Supreme Court. The don e ] INDOW SHADE MADE TO MEASURE MEASURE Let us send you an estimate on reshading your house with washable and waterproof shades. Fac- tory prices save you money. The Knowing Mother Will Have No Other THIS GOOD Chestnut Farms But- termilk is a good Summer food. It FOOD gives you more ener- gy and stamina to counteract the effects of warm weather. Order a bottle deliver- ed to your home daily. AUGUST 4, 1927. Assurance of Values! At all A&P Stores you have the assurance that the utmost in values are offered—always— the assurance, too, of fine-quality foods— AT PRICES UNQUESTIONABLY LOWER! I~ WHERE EcONOMY RULES™ TO COMPLY WITH MANY REQUESTS that have been made by our customers who so kindly patronize our branch at 3530 CONNECTICUT AVENUE we take pleasure in announcing the addition of a new and ultra-modern MEAT DEPARTMENT. It will be our aim to serve every one with the finest grade of meat that can be bought, and our stock will consist of Government-inspected STEER BEEF LAMB VEAL POULTRY FISH When you are doing your shopping this we ek end drop in and inspect our New Market, be- cause we are proud of it and we want you to b-. too, as part of your community. On Friday and Saturday, our first two opening days, we will give FREE with each purchase of $1.00 or more in meat ONE BOTTLE OF HEINZ KETCHUP, Small Size Friday and Saturday Meat and Fish Specials! EFFECTIVE IN THE FOLLOWING STORES ONLY 3000 Conn. Ave. 4805 Georgia Ave. 3311 Conn. Ave. 3530 Con. Ave. 1400 12th St. NNW. 5542 Conn. Ave. 2922 14th St. N.W. vrsh Frying Chickens. . 1b., 35¢ Legs Spring Lamb. . .1b.,33¢c Shoulder Lamb Roast, Ib., 30c MikFed eql Roast. . .lb.,25¢ MilkFed oq] Roast. . .lb.,35¢ Milk Breast of Veal. . . 1b., 23c Prime Roast Beef . .. ...lb., 32¢ Cut From Gov't-inspected Steers Fresh 2138 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 25 Laurel Ave., Tak. Pk. 401 H St. N.E. Lyon Village, Va. Leesburg, Va. Rockville, Md. Battery Park., Md. Fillet of Haddock. . .1b., 18¢c Fresh Trout. . . ... .lb., 12%2c Butter Fish. . .....lb., 10c Rock . .. ..Ib., 35¢ Boston Mackerel . . .1b.,12%c Flaked Crabmeat . ...1b., 65¢ Crokers. .. ......3 lbs., 25¢ Governor of Illinois, placed New in the | night. Senate and in Coolidge’s cabinet, and Dawes in the vice presidency. The News lled that when spon- ors of the ry-Haugen bill, ap- proved by Mr. Lowden, were battling for a vote on the bill in the closing jdays of the last session, Mr. Dawes in conference, effected a_comp:omise which permitted a vote both on the farmers’ bill and on a banking bill supported by their opponents. Mr. Dawes’ campaign in 1924 neces- isitated cancellation of plans for a joint ‘Vacation in New Mexico with Mr. Low- den. It is said the two men have ‘been planning a joint vacation for 1928. |/ BELIEVES COOLIDGE IS OUT. POTOMAC 4000 Pennsylvania Avenue at 26th St. N.W. Class Wanted. From the Boston Transcript. Mrs. Nouveau Riche (selecting devo- tional gift book): ** ‘Common Prayer'— you got any a bit more ‘Mustard . Phillips 'l'errace Apartment 1601 Argonne Place Just North of Col. Rd. at 16th St. llrer!nol-'n' beautiful Rock Creek 'ark, Washington's exclusive resi- denllnl section. _Inspect these won- derfully arranged apartments today and be eonvinced to their values compared elsewhere room, kitches Friday and Saturday Special Fine Granulated The Only Dairy Plant Rated 100% by the District Health Department S U A R l 6 c SFriday and Saturday Produce Yalues et 1006, Sack, $5.85 INSPECT TONIGHT OR SUNDAY WATERMELONS s.@*%.. Each, 45c NEW POTATOES ‘s=fxw 15 Lbs., 35¢ LEMONS Doz., 35¢ You Can Buy One of These Homes for (e the Rent You Are Now Paying Juicy Sugar Corn Elberta Peaches... .. ...21bs., 19¢ Tomatoes 21bs. 9c | Cantaloupes ...........4for25¢c Why Not Come Out? New Cabbage. . w.......lb,4c | New Onions............21bs,9¢ o] $ 1 00 CASH 5] Iceberg Lettuce vevv...head,15¢ | Cucumbers . ....2for5¢c Monthly Payments Z Real Estate Salesmen 56 ccenilon hall. kitchen, and bath, y bed. 50, $80. Punr rooms and hnlh Murmu hed looking Rock :{uk ek and 160 B §05. 8100: Five reception hall and onth. §100.00. Five rooms, reception hall and bath with Inree ‘poreh.. 8150 hour telephone and, elevator Benator Watson Considers Statement as Definite Refusal. ST. LOUIS, August 4 (#).—Senator + James E. Watson of Indiana said here (vesterday that while he was surprised by President Coolidge’s announcement about not “choosing” to seek a third term, he took it in good faith as a definite declination of candidacy. The President, he said, neither is “a four-flusher nor a grandstander,” and the did not think the statement was nceived with desire to feel out sen- kiment or attract support. Senator Watson mentioned the mames of Lowden, Hoover and Dawes ms possibilities. “I am assuming Nich- olas Longworth will be a candidate, t0o,” he concluded.. One of the most pro- gressive selling organi- zations in the city has opening for two thor- oughly experienced salesmen. 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