Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1928, Page 3

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RELICSREVEALED OF SUPERIOR RACE Cambodia. in French Indo- China Jungles, Has Traces of Fine Civilization. BY ROBERT Abe Martin Says: THE EVENING ACCUSED SLAYER OF WOMAN HELD James Cascio Taken at New Haven, Says He Tried to Enter Monastery Here. By the A Ja 12 in_connection with Rose Licata in Brooklyn, N. Y arrested on a train here yesterday. | service fraternity, STAR, WASHINGTON, D. telling Mrs. Licata, “something tells me I ought to kill you or your husband as a sacrifice.” Unheard of Here, At three of the most prominent mon- asteries here today it was declared that no man had applied for admittance re- cently who might have answered the deseription of James Casclo, arrested in New Haven for mu I\dN 3k DULLIGAN ELECTED KAPPA ALPHA PHI HEAD James . Dulllzan, an attorncy of this city, was clected national presi- dent of the Kappa Alpha Phi, forcign yesterday at the closing session of a two-day conven- tion held in the Alpha Chapter house. 2003 O street, Organized seven years ago by the | THE GREAT C.. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1928 ATLANTIC & PACIE] TEA co. LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE!! & an array of regular and special prices as have been Never has the Washington public been given such given by the A&P in past months. Compare these He told the police that since the Brooklyn affair he had made an un- v suceessful attempt to enter a MONAStErY | now has grown to national proportions world has seen, A y |in Washington D. €. and also had | with chapters in many parts of the ose of ancient e | spent several months in Detroit. He | eountry. It was the first professional d n was reutrning to his home in Walling- ity of its kind in the United ton, Conn., from Detroit, when arrested. | students of Unive Foreign Service School, the frate in fl e mn:ln Georgetown are the relics ed one of the ESTABLISHED 1859 WHEEE ECONOMY RULES™ “The A&P Are Really Leaders in Values e A&P Brand MACARONI SPAGHETTI I I Regular | || | Special for €} I this week d Pkgs. ]gc e i | only 8c Phkg. Special for this Week P&G SCAP White Naphtha 3cues [1e H 0] OATS Pre. 14c Lucky Strite, Old Gold Chesterfield Ci igareties and other brands of the same vo'ue Carton of 10 Sit§ prices with what you have been paying. That’s why other newly elected umc B are; when a French nats Described as Fanatic, gh the jungle and| | oSt so-c7 contentment s dus t' ' YORK, February 27 arrested in New t'or gteenhorns still look at g wanted for the Rose nm. known as “The Saint” for among the sick of her ne | wom (B, 1858 Couneil Kaja, Al PHI Ii 19 o convention will be held in Phitadelphia. | e s gious fanatic, is [ with shox her while the two , | praying before an altar in her Brooklyn R E f4 [ Winds Up Affairs | home LEETH BROTHERS h PY Wor White House EVAP. MILK Rich and Creamy Special for This Week Only Tall 25’c Cans Special for This “Veek Only WASHINGTON FLOUR 25¢ 50c *#* 39¢ Fancy Florida ORANGES The orange market has advanced, but due to an unusually favorable purchaze, we are able to offer you these delicious m in skin, juicy Florida oranges at a nptflai price for this il Cans 3—5’ bl r. 35¢ ton. 45¢ Mildest Winter in Years . . . Biggest Standcrd Guality e b stor Business in Our Long History TOMA TOES R[CE A record like that 3t 1s the 1 Luscious, red ripe, vine ripened to- matoes, sweet and fuil of Aavor—al- “Coocks Large and Wkite” Unccated ways a welcorte treat. 12-0z. Special for this week R C""’Zo only M lclugan Whtte Potatoes 10 bs. 28¢ BR PUEYRREDON RETURNS Azgenting Eov Several months before the shooting, | | Mrs. Licata's hushand, Vincent, a fruit ‘ peddler, told police that on a visit o | {heir home Cascio had alarmed them by | Here Before Sailing for Home. 1o Pueyrredon, who recently as head of the Argentine Still Guards Ci I8 o m Regular Price Inited States. 10c Can rom Havana to cre procecding Dupont’s Tontine Window | Shades Window Stade water Factors automobile IW!H%'!M ||‘I!I1\|M|'\|5iii|i!>|1| L B - Z N N » Special for this Week Scott Tissus Toil-t Paper 1,000- 3 == 25¢ Reg. Price 10= Roll Mell-O Wkeat 28.0z.Pks. | 5¢ Old Dutch Cleanser Chases Dirt rouf, BOY, 4. 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J0¢ Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i Florida Grapefruit 3 for 25¢ Slnct y Fresh Eggs Every Cre Guaranteed Cartcn or Bulk IDszen LEN TEN SUGGESTIONS Alaskan Pink Salmon Can, 17¢ Fancy Fat Mackerel Tidewater Herring Roe Gorten’s Ready to Fry Gorton’s Flake Fish can, 13c Gorton’s Deep Sea Roe can, 17¢ Kippered Snacks. . ... ... .. 2 cans, 13¢ Del Monte Sardines Blue Peter Smdl'm:s Crab Meat, Shivimp, dry or wof pack Beardsley's Skredded Codfish Certen of I L‘c-cn Other Puins Show Greatness, Take Ask for Booklet of Recipes The Knowing Mother Will Have No Other POTOMAC 1000 Ivania Avenue ot 26th S N W A rgo Red Salmon Can, 32c Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs., 18c| The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet ,' pven Eafe for more than & Quarter of Coc’"'ng Applcs Bananas New Cabbage Gid Cabbage. . . California Carrots Cauliffower Celery Iceberg Lettuce Fresh Tomatoes Yellow Onions. . . 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