Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1928, Page 7

ING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, TJANUARY 30, 19%8.° of Fifteenth strect would also serve a double purpose, he said. Would Aid Monument Plan. The dirt moved in the work of cut- ting the street through could well be placed near the Washington Monument to serve as a foundation for the pro- { iwvsx‘d completion of the monument plan. Mr. Moore already has suggested | to other Governmens authorities that jirt. moved in excavating for the . {the a Moore Would Open Ninth and| (g frgteis o s Fifteenth to Aid Market foundation for com- in Southwest. nument plan, e of farmers from and Montgomery Coun- been studying the mar- - problem went into executive i s otith the Hotel Harrington this swering crities of the so for the wholesale and Chairman Moore of Fine Arts tod: Fifteenth = Mall In or cross-town with what he sale m: Moore of the Eckington site would from the meeting. ES APARTMENT RESIDENTS INTO STREET everal Thousand Dollars’ Damage Caused by Blaze on Mary- land Avenue. morning swept the apartment at 641 northeast, with a veral thousand dol- e street the oc- It was announced that an | DOUTHITT ALLEGES DRINKING AT CAFE Secretary Testifies at Le Paradis Hearing. ry of the continued Justice 3 m from flasks ! The Government charges a nuisance under the national private | table on 8 said. he oo he cafe pouring contents of flasks and Citizens’ Service Association|c cafe, who mixed ) - | against Kitty Sta bottles into ginger ale and consuming the contents. He said a woman in cge staggered to the dance floor and later s floor, but was escort ughtt identified Meyer dent of the National Cafe, I operates the cafe, and declared ¢ saw him seated at a tal men on one of his vis ed that a person whom deser \ssistant headwaiter” stopped at the witness and his »d. This man. Doughitt how the company in a kitchen si ing served. rding to the wit- ve to keep a kitchen, Davis, zould afford to m N ttle food drink and dance. CHARGES ARE DROPPED AGAINST GAYETY DANCER | Manager of Show Forfeits Collat- eral on Accusation of Permit- ting Indecent Performance. cing lodged r-old lead- | ing lady of “Bright the burlesque show at the Gayety ter this week, were dropped this morning and a harge of permitting indecent dancing made against the manager of the | Charges of ind parly became so intoxicated that she | Inc.. | show, Harry Mirsky. He was allowed to post and forfeit $35 collateral. The arrest of the dancer was made yeslerday afternoon by Precinct Detec- tive R. J. Cox and Private John Le Foe of the first precinct, who had been detalled to censor the show. 5 r is sald to have fainted In ng room when told that she s under arrest. She was revived and finished her part of the performance before going to No. 1 precinct station, where she posted $50 collateral. Man Dies as Snow Stops Rescue. RICK, Md,, January 30 (#).— aley, 80, was burned to death e today while drift-blocked roads prevented efforts to save his home, at Yellow Springs, from destruction. The charred body was found in the cellar after the fire burned itself out. | Hiotel Embassy Broadway at Seventieth Street New York City D. D. PHELAN, Manager Here you find comfort, exclusive- ness, good food. Aw from New York's noise and conf n and yet but five minutes from Times Square and the theaters, All Rooms with Bath Luncheon $2.50 Dinner andup__$1:25 850 - PIGGLY WIGGLY Special Grocery Savings for This Week These 5 Specials on Sale All Week Tidewater Herring Small Ivory Soap 3 Cakes for Ribbon iiding and those Roe 15-0z. can s MITHS TRANSFER & TORAGE CO, FIRE PROOF BUILDING CRATING,PACKING, SHIPPING WANTED-LOADS TO AND FROM PHI I.ADELPHIATONNEVI YORK BO RICHMOND AND POINTS SOUTH FURNITURE INSURED CALL NORTH 3342-3343 IF YOU HAD A Campbell’s Beans 3 Cans for Peaches 2.1b. pkg. ¢ has not def v . Mey- of the Perfect baking results every time! If you use GOLDMEDAL FLOUR “kitchen-tested” For every kind of baking: pies, . pastries, cakes, biscuits, bread asement, to Scott Tissue 3 Rolls for han 75 years ting at 8:30 ‘The houses ned several damage to these Special while they last FLORIDA ORANGB Sugar Loaf Peas Dosen 55 and 35¢ “Little Admiral c.nde';l s v. | CALIFORNIA ORANGES the last lot of these wonder Dozen 75¢ »d G0 will have t hi‘»’c ed the stock GRAPEFRUIT Each 1(0c = 2 for 25¢ g other side escaped. | FOUNDER TO BE HONORED. Mrs. G. T. Guernsey to Be Guest at D. A. C. Dinner. e Thacher Guernsey of and national president ers of the American e the guest of honor of that organiza- e Raleigh Hotel tomorrow amongst our stores to sell, while they last, at can 25¢ 5 Cams $1.00 Do Not Miss This Sale! AR AR R RN R R R AR RN AR AN DOWN TONSILINE Y8R TheNational Sore ThroatRemedy SHOULDQUICKLYRELIEVEIT ALL D] ISTS <. Guernsey was formerly president f the Daughters of the Amer- Turnstile Coffee That delicious breakfast beverage to be found in every Piggly Wiggly Store in the first aisle. You'll recog- nize it by the red bag. Fresh Eggs Large Selected Whites These are unusual value. Ask for Piggly Wiggly “QUALITY” brand. b 39c Sunset Gold Butter, Ib., 55¢ Land O’Lakes Butter, . .Ib., 59¢ Kraft Cheese ......Y2 1b, 23¢ First Prize Oleo ......lb., 25¢ Nucoa ev...oveeeoslb, 25¢ The Best for All Cooking Purposes 1-Ib. can 25c 13-Ib. can 37¢ 3-lb. can 72c POTATOES U. S. No. 1 Grade Peck (15 Ibs.) 450 4 = 25¢ IDAHO BAKING POTATOES Finest Quality—Graded for Size Fresh Vegetables The best from the South. We can particularly recommend two items this week. RED RIPE TOMATOES At 2 lbs. for 35C and Boy LADY ALICE Bread Fresh from our owa Cigarettes All the popular brands. Camel Chesterfield Lucky Strike Old Gold At 5¢ a bunch Spinach .......2lbs, 25¢ Kale.... .4 lbs., 25¢ ; Parsnips ..........lb, 5¢c Piedmonts Cauliflower . ... .head, 30c Pla. 12)3¢] feebers Lettuce. heedl e 51.29 New Cabbage......lb, Try all of these— Split Top Loaf Round Top Loaf Sandwich Bread Raisin Bread Rye Bread Carton 5¢ | Whole Wheat Bread 7 % THE PUBLIC,AS EVER,REWARDS MOTOR CAR - .VALUE The public, in its role of the finest and final judge of motor car value, has unerringly assigned to Chrysler—with its sensational newvalues—theforemostplaceinitsesteem. It has raised Chrysler, in just 42 months, from 27th to 3rd place in dollar volume of sales among the makers who comprise the National Automobile Chamber of Com- merce. No other make, in all the thirty years' history of the industry has been so rewarded. It is gratifying for Chrysler hece to make becoming acknowledgment to thousands upon thousands of automobile buyers the world over. Chrysler’sextra-value-givingplanof Stand- 14 NewChrysler“52""=Sevenbodystyles priced from $670 10 $790. Great New Chrysler “62"—Seven bodystylespricedfrom $1065t0$1235. 1llustrious New*72”—Sevenbodystylespriced from$1545to $1795. New 112 h. p. Imperial *80" —Fourteen custom body styles priced from ardized Quality has this endorsement, not in a single field, but in the four principal price fields, Chrysler serves this demand with forty body styles of four great models—the New “52,” the Great New “62,” the Illustrious New “72” and the New 112 h, p. Im- perial “80” —newly priced from %670 to %6795, Chrysler pledges itself to maintain and even to excel in the future the quality and value standards of craftsmanship, performance, power, safety and long liFe which through public favor have raised it to so high a place in the world's great- est industry, 14 2795 to $6795. . 0. b. Detroit, subject to current Fed- ise tax. Chrysler dealers are in position to extend the convenience of time payments. Ask about Chrysler’s attractive plan. uuNm All Chrysler models—“52,” “62,” “72” and New 112 h.p. Imperial “80"—on display at the Auto Show. SPACE 20 AT THE AUTO SHOW H. B. LEARY, JR., & BROS,, Distributors Lxecutive Offices and Service, 1612-22 You Street N.W, All Meat Sold in Piggly Wiggly Stores Is U, S. Government Inspected SIRLOIN STEAK. CHUCK ROAST ........... Ib., 25¢ SHOULDER LAMB ....Ib., 29¢ STEWING LAMB RIB LAMB CHOPS. ... LOIN LAMB CHOPS. ... PORK LOIN ROAST. .. .Ib., 22¢ SELECT PORK CHOPS. .1b., 25¢ SLICE OF HAM. . Smoked Shoulders Ib., 14¢ Small and Lean To Be Found on Piggly * Wiggly Shelves Sun-Maid Raisins, 2 pkgs., 25¢ Fab . .....pkg., 10c and 25¢ Van Camp Beanhole Beans, 2 cans, 25¢ Beechnut Spaghetti . ... .. .can, 10c Heinz Rice Flakes. . ....... 2 pkgs., 25¢ Swansdown Flour ... . . pkg., 35¢ Baker's Cocoa . murerere-e-. 1-5 Ibe, 9¢ Challenge Milk . . .. .. . . 16¢ Mueller's Macaroni . . ... . 2 pkgs., 25¢ Wesson Oil ... ... ......pint, 29¢ Lea and Perrin Sauce . 29¢ Royal Fruit Gelatine . . . . . .pkg., 10¢ Campbell’s Soups ........can, 10¢ Comet Rice . .. ....12-0z pkg., 10¢ Argo Corn Starch. . . ... . .pkg. S¢ Sauer’s Extract . mvumee. . bottle, .Ib., 48¢ .Ib., 48¢c ey B 2 1612:22 You St. N.W., Connecticut Ave. and Que St. N.W., 1014 1 St. N.E. 1321-23 Vourteenth Street N.W. and 1612.22 You 8t, N.W. Marvel Motor Co,, 14th St. & Col. Rd. A Salesrooms Used Car Salesrooms Skigker Motor Co.,, 1216 20th St. N.W, -