Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 35

THE HEW BERLINTIES SEEN SOVET AN Paris Press Alarmed ()verj Russia’s Plans at Geneva | Parley. Br Cable 0 The Star ana Chicasn Daly | News 1 appears to cor sudden entry into the ment negotiations with some anxiety. wing newspapers express fon, but the Center fears the event intrigue between Russia and Germany Germany it is thought. has per sia to come to Geneva for the of . aiding the viewpoint. Th v is that the Versaill y promises general disarmament and that unless all the countries present disarm in the same proportion as Germany. the | latter will be entitled to resume free dom of action in this respect The R dy that they to discuss arbitration, for in no arbitral hody in | the world could the Soviets hope for justice. What interests them is im ‘mament. which also s Germany. This situa ral French pa to | suggest that the meeting at Geneva November 30. will be a new “Gen: conference,” for it was at Genoa that | Germany and Russia concluded and announced their present alliance. | The Communist paper Humanite is at some difficult 1: to sit with the alists’ <'| league which is “the instrument of capitalistic imperialism.” The thesis presented is that the Soviets k the league meeting will be a but that they desire to take t casion to demonstrate to the workers | of the world Russia's sin-ere desire | for disarmament, as against the in sincerity of all other D. C. HEADS FACING BORDER PROBLEM Conflict With Virginia Involves, Concessions Granted at South End of Key Bridge. Another case involving a confiict of authority between the District and Virginia confronts the District Com miseioners, and_upon_the recommen dation of Maj Edwin B. Hesse, super- intendent ot police, it was referred vesterday to Corporation Counsel Wil liam W. Bride. The case concerns the proprietors of concessoins in the two railway sta. tions at the south end of Key Bridge, - which Maj. Hesse contends are within the limits of the District. These mer- chants, it was said. have never pro oured license to operate from the Dis trict, but are paying a license fee to Virginia because of an opinion handed down by the Supreme Court. of that State. ““This Is indeed a peculiar situation,” Maj. Hesse said in a report to the Com missioners. - “The two persons in- volved are conducting business at the south end of Key Bridge, a property within the limits of the Districi of EVENING _STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. 1927. THE BEGINNING OF A BEAUTIFUL FRIENDSHIP. WELL, OR FEEF, | HAD SOME [ [ FREAKVAS T THIS MORN $ DETEST WHEAT CAWE 5 WITH MACLE [ \\rat cake s SYWOP Ari A LATE OF i A F G Y~y SAULSAGE = SAOSAE | . ot JG BAN' £ ot e STOFF e Ca_ (New York Wortd) 1927 AND €S e ORPDINARILY 3 (#RE Ak FAS T ( | IMAVE HAM { ow-w-w! TerriBe ! > T SCE KO ARYOME (AN CAT Faar sTUFE! ooy PLL VELL You A GRAMD DISH Fe= SREAR FAST AND B IVA T [ 1 DION T HAVE MuC Y ATE A LoT of Pof BHFEAKFAST THIS MORNING. 5 2 ! CORM LAST MIGHT ANO - OPERA SINGER MUST PAY REPAIR BILL, COURT SAYS Wife —By WEBSTER. of lfetropolitan Manager Ordered to Settle $2,462 Debt on Clothes. By the Associated Pross. NEW YORK. November 3.—Mme. | Frances Alda. Metropolitan Opera | singer and wife of Giulio Gatti-Cas saza, general manager of the Metro politan. has a upkeep of L.er w have dec 3 In 1923 she ordered an ermine coat | repaired and the bill was $1.600, al- though the estimate had heen $1.000. In a settlement out of court the agreed to pay $1,800 for a total [ Dill of $2462 containing hev | items. but she failed to do so. | The City Court then gave judsment | against for the full amount and | the appellate term has now upheld the {lower cour | VD 3 Seor CAT A AMCSS CF 1ASS Spain $102.000,000 in o BALDNESS 18 A MISFORTU! Superintendent Reviews ministration during fore the Rotary Club, of which he a member. at its weekly luncheon in the Willard Hotel. Columbia. “These persons have in the past applied for police protection to the offt cials of Arlington County. and have been told they would have fo apply for such protection to the police au- thorities of the District of Columbia, notwithstanding which fact they were efted to court in Virginia for conduct- ing business without the required State or county license, and the Su- preme Court_of the State of Virginia held that they/wer€ liable for the Ii- cense tax fixed for businesses of that character, i State of Virginia.” The € joners directed . Cor- poration Counsel Bride to advise them as to what action should be taken in the matter. —_— Mme. Sarah Grand. the novelist, has been invited to serve a fifth year i tined In his annual report, prégented Wy AN 7 4 (1 HAVE My WIfE POP A MESS OF T FOR ME TWO O0R THREE TIMES Aweex! LikE 177 Boy! 'L 1 05T GIVE AME & BowWL OF FopP RN ¢ of BUTTER oM T AND | DoM T WANT ANYTHING BeTTER! LUNCH WATH ME ©woay ? How BouT HAVING Save your hair and your appear- ance. First shampoo with Her- icide Tar Soap — then use ewbroy Herpicide e Quelity Helr Tenie” Sold by Druggiss—Applied by Barbers WARY GET BACK YOUNG APPETITE < NOTHIMNG DoMG! YOU'RE GOING YO HAVE LUNCH WiTH me ! R NS D 974 . { " Quick lunches, usually cold, | two weeks axo to the Board of Edu i BALLOU ADDRESSES | S S ROTARY LUNCHEON| ny city can po omprehensive, pro -looking system of Public_money ap such a school system s an investment not only in the lives | f boys and girls. but in the reputa | ion of the city. which is of trans | cendent importance.” In an appeal on behalf of the club's baby member committee,” composed Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent | of the new members, William Jorg of schools. reviewed the accomplish-|urged the Rotarians to contribute iy - | fully to the club’s quota for the hvne- ments of the District of Columbia | 4% Haten"® fiouiial, No less public school system under his ad-|than $10.000. he s should be the the past seven |total donation for ti charity by the vears In a.paper read vesterday be.| ClUD members Among the Rotary rday was Arthur Sapp, presi- *nt of Rotary International, who | was introduced with the promise that Ballou's | he would be the club's speaker in the Accom- plishments of Schools During His Administration. Club’s guests The address set forth Dr. ideas’ regarding the ‘#chools as out-| near future. Lew. Cody. photoplay and stage ac- | | made the introductions, gulped down so the “dinner hour” will not be over before you can do a little playing, is the best way to ruin your stomach, and you suffer from estion, heart- burn, bloating, nervousness, hea d, worst of all, you get n, pale and weak. t tor, was presented as a guest also and he entertained briefly with lively puns and stories. W. 'W. Everett president of the club, presided and ARMY TO AID MAIL. Autos to Help Post Office During Christmas Holidays. To expedite the handling of Christ- | mas mail, the Secretary of War has directed the commanders of all corps areas to place all available motor ve hicles in their areas not actually need. | ed for military purposes at the d sal of the Post Office Department 2 Buring the Christmas holidays. mend and gu ""3""" s Di The expense of operating the Ari n and cars will he borne by the Post Office | 5 Department. | 0 e PAPE'S UIAPEPSIN Diapepsin handy o0 you chew one of the pleasant-tasting tablets after your meals. It keeps the food sweet so your stomach est it. Follow the experience of thou- sands who again have a young appetite. All druggists recom- Practically all of the tractors on | farms of Spain are from America. PiccLy WIGGL APPLE SALE Apples--T he Fruit of Autumn A TANG In the air. Hill and valley aflame with the last burst of color before Win- ‘s dreariness. Red and golden fruit in heaps th the trees. Leaves rustling down and in hea along the fence rows. And ppealing ‘o the senses—the perfume of Lus- s ; from far Pacific slopes they bring the zest of mountain air and stream, the warm sunshine of Pacific skies, the fruit of Autumn! A Special Selling of Fine Western Box Apples A special purchase of thousands of boxes of se- lected apples, on sale all this week at such a special price that no one should neglect the opportunity to stock up. This is National Apple Week, and this great sale of apples is Piggly Wiggly's way of cele- bration. Buy them by the box—they are a wise in- vestment. Buy for Future Needs At These Prices Fancy Western Box Stock Grimes Golden, Rome Beauty, Jonathan 3 Pounds 25¢ Per Box, $3.25 Delicious Apples. ..........21bs., 23c Cooking Apples...........5 Ibs., 25¢ Local Grimes Golden. .. ... .4 lbs., 25¢ PIGGLY WIGGLY’S FIVE SPECIALS Every week Piggly Wiggly presents five outstanding bargain sp Substantial reductions over al CORN Famous Monocacy Valley—Fancy Sugar Corn, packed in nearby Maryland. Special all this week. 3 cans, 25¢c ASPARAGUS TIPS——— Libby's Fine Quality—In tle very popu- lar No. 1 tall can. Special all this week. 2 cans, 35¢ EVAPORATED Camp’'s. ready low pric PEAS Selected Sugar Loaf—The “Picnic" grade in the small No. 1 cans. Special all this week. Buy 2 cans, 25¢ BREAKFAST FIGS The Well Known Beckwith—A tremen- dously popular breakfast fruit. Special all this week. No. 1 ruc... 18c Your choice of Libby’s or Van Special all this week. - Tall Cans From Piggly Wiggly’s Spotlessly Clean SUNSET GOLD BUTTER. . LAND O’ LAKES BUTTER. SELECTED EGGS KRAFT CHEESE . ... Fruit and Vegetables The finest offered 1n the markets Perfectly kept and firet auality. FANCY FRUITS Tokay G! 'S 2 Ibs, Concord Grape: Seckel Pears Bananas . A size to suit all tastes and all purses. SC| Per Dozen—35¢, 50c, 60c and 75c FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 25c—10c each—and 2 for 25¢ FRESH VEGETABLES Potatoes . .peck (15 Ibs.), 4 Sweet Potatoes .4 Ibs,, 15 New Cabbag: Yellow Onions Iceberg Lettuce Crisp Celery . Ca Almonds—f ancy Brazil Nuts—Ilarge washed..... Apple Cider—“Mott’s”. .. Ice Boxes—Fresh and Sweet BUTTER AND EGGS .1b., 52¢ .v...lb., 58¢ ..dozen, 48¢c ..% 1b., 23c LOFFLER’S SPECIALS SAUSAGE MEAT SKINLESS FRANKS GREEN LINKS..... PORK PUDDING RAPPLE . ... DELICACIES OF AUTUMN Walnuts—1927 Crop, No. 1 Dilmrndl, paper shell. . .1b., 37¢ .1b., 298¢ ....quart, 22¢ mpfire Marshmallows ..lb,, 35¢c een Peppers. Hles T Grape Juice—Randall’s or Armour’s Pint Bottle, 20c Quart Bottle, 39¢ Things You Need—At New Low Prices Just a glance along Piggly Wiggly shelves for things you may have need of and all at lower prices. Canned Vegetables Krumm's Macaroni, Spaghetti or Egg Noodles Assorted 3 packages, 25c Kraft’s Cheese Your choice of American. Swiss or Pimento. in the popu- lar 33-Ib packages. % Ib., 23¢ Libby’s Canned Fruits SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 214 ecan SLICED PEACHES No. 215 can PEAS—"Canna’ Early June. GULF PUMPS~anywheredealer or service station are beacon lights of service and quality ~Courteous at- tendants, prompt and efficient, make CORN—"Conquer Shoe Pez. Can . BEANS—Wagner' SPECIAL A very high quality mayonnaise, made of the finest and purest in- gredients and perfectly blended. Put a jar on your shopping list. Babbitt's Cleanser Now=— it a pleasure to products~ That Good Gulf Gasoline Gulf No-Nox purchase Gulf RIES, FRUIT SALAD No. 2% can .... _That the meat makes the meal is axiomatic. Every house- wife knows the importance of good meat, roperly cut, in the planning of pleasant meals. Piggly Wiggly’s meat department is for those women who are fastidious in their selections of meat, who demand absolutely the finest, and at the same time are ap- OYSTERS—Select salt water oysters. Kept in perfect condition. At Your Grocer! Motor Fuel Supreme Motor Qil Combined with Supreme Motor Oil either of these gasolines insure power and mileage ~Fill your tank, cmnge _your oil and note the improvement in your motor.’ At the Sign of the Orange Disc GULF REFINING COMPANY Pint, 35c; Quart, 65¢ FRESH FISH FOR FRIDAY Halibut Steak .. 35¢ Spanish Mackerel. . 28¢c Sea Trout .. Fillet of Haddock. . Croakers A 18¢ preciative of the savings to be found here. Typical Meat Dept. Values FRESH PORK Pork prices are now the lowest in some time. |} Ideal meat for Autumn days. Tasty and very | economical. | FRESH HAMS, small and lean. 1b., 24c | FRESH SHOULDERS . Ib., 19¢ || PORK LOIN ROAST Ib,, 26c SELECT PORK CHOPS. FRESH DRESSED Prepared by Experts Read: FANCY BAKING CHICKENS SMALL FRYING CHICKENS LONG ISLAND DUCKS 4 CHOICE ROASTS FOR SUND. i Ev)ts from prime steer beef and young juicy || amb. I PRIME RIB ROAST.. CHOICE CHUCK ROAST SMALL LEGS OF LAMB . Ib., 35¢ | AY | Sugar cured and hickory smoked, small, lean || and tender. Lb,, 27¢