Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 12

12 - BURKE CLARIFIES ELECTOR DETAILS [G. 0. P. National Committee Counsel Explains Changes | to Governors of States. By the Assoclated Press. PITTSBURGH, Pa., November 22— Answering telegraphic inquiries from prasidential electors throughout the country in regard to changes made by the act of Congress on May 28 iast in the matter of presidential election pro- cedure, James Francis Burke, general| counsel of the Republican national | committee, yesterday communicated with of all States concerning | of meeting of the electors | provided for in the act of Congress of 1887, Burke's communication said, has been changed from the second Monday in January to the first Wednesday in | January. As soon as practicable after the No- vember election the governor shall send State at Washington a certificat !ng the names of electors chosen, a: the number of votes cast for each. HE also shall deliver to the electors on or before their meeting six copies of the same certificate. In selecting the President and Vice Prosident the electors shall execute six certificates of all votes given by them, each of which shall contain two distinct | lists, one of the votes for President and the other for Vice President, and shall annex to each of the certificates one of the lists of electors furnished them by the governor. DEVELOPMENT OF TRADE IN SOUTH IS FORECAST By the Assoclated Press. * ATLANTA, Ga., November 22—Gen. A. C. Daiton, vice president and gen- | marine had already done much toward eral manager of the United States|increase of trade in gulf and South At- Shipping Board Merchant Fleet Cor-\lanuc ports, he said, and cited a. 573 poration, said at a luncheon here yes-' per cent increase in foreign trade at g | B ? 1 2 % 'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, terday given in his honor by the South- astern Foreign Trade Conference that “this section of the United States is on the eve of the greatest industrial and foreign trade development of any sec- tion of the coutnry.” Activity of the American merchant I PIGGLY Three (3) More MEAT MARKETS Will Be Opened SATURDAY the port of Houston, Tex. during the last six years as “the best example.” Gen. Dalton urged delegates to the conference to patronize ships flying the American flag and said he had “great faith that Americans would solve the American merchant marine problem” just as they had given subsidy to build- ing of transcontinental railroads, high- ways, barge canals, rivers and harbors. ! ciliation. ABSENCE OF ARGENTINA AT CONFERENCE HINTED By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, November 22.—Ar- gentina may not be represented at the forthcoming pan-American conference administration. Up-to-the-minute Conveniently Located MEAT MARKETS ‘Two delegates to the conference, Dr. Carlos Alberto Alcorta and Dr. Lulsl"he subjects to be discussed in the Podesta Costa, appointed by former | President de Alvear, have resigned be- ¥ cause of lack of instructions by the pres- ent government of President Irigoyen, which recently succeeded the De Alvear The opinion is expressed in respon- in Washington on arbitration and con- |sible quarters that Argentina will’ not | e represented at the Washington meet- | aers. 1928.° ing because of lack of time to study | Tammany in Connecticut. TORRINGTON, Conn. (#).—This | town has had & “Tammany Hall” for For more than five years Thetlord,“ years, unawares. Years ago a window England, has been without serious|in & central building was bricked up, crime, and recently for the twenty-first | The man who did the job inserted a consecutive time court was opened and | cement block with “Tammany Hall* closed without any business being tmns-! carved in it. The lettering has been ! noticed only recentfy. agenda. oCFRY o RY qui LOW . "B PRICE mms 'coumsJ Office and Wnehnme / 1845 4th St. N.E. 18 These Prices Prevail in Washington and Suburban Storés 0 Offering only the best quality Meats, Fish, Poult'ry Big Meat Event For Today, Friday and other market products : A A R A A S S SRS RS SR SR SN Another New Store FREDERICKSBURG Virginia OPENS SATURDAY S20 and Saturday Prices and merchandise quoted are available only in our meat markets. Fresh Meah, Fruits, Vegetables and Staple 3 Groceries—a complete food store. S \m\\“\“\\\v‘\\\\ss\\\“x( They shall forthwith forward one of the certificates to the President of the Benate at Washington by registered mail and not by personal messengers, as un- | der former laws. Two shall be delivered | to the secretary of state for the State, | one of which shall be held subject to the order of the president of the Senate, the other to be preserved by him for one Fear and open to public inspection. They | shall also forward two of these certi- i to the Secretary of State of the | Making a total of 90 markets being operated in our grocery stores. See announcement elsewhere. ER A R I AR R R A S N N i S R R R A A A A A A S R AR R SR AR S A T hreecarloadsoffreshmeats,inaddition tousual suppl y,purchased especially for this bigweek-end meat sale. Truly a proper time for you togetacquainted with our meat service--positively the same high standard prevalls in our meat departments thatyou have found elsewhere in our stores for nineteen years past. Two Carloa ds ere’s Where You Will Find Our A Very Speckl NEW MEAT MARKETS & Offering on Lamb Swift’s “Premium’ On Saturday Morning— In addition to usual supplies we purchased All Northwest ONE FULL CARLOAD The remarkable success of our previous car- 14th St. at Allison 13th St., corner of Shepherd load offering on Swift’s Premium Pork Loins con- vinced us that you appreciate value-giving in the 11th St. between Park Rd. meat department. <SSSSSSSSSRARSARRNI SIS ANAN SRR TICTUIRRRS SRR R SR SR RN NS SN S8 “x«m«s&sxxs&msxs«ms“ United States, one of which likewise | shall be held subject to the order of the President of the Senate. NELSON A. CRAWFORD QUITS FEDERAL JOB Resigns Agriculture Information Post to Edit Magazine for Capper. Nelson Antrim Crawford, director of Information of the Department of Agriculture, has resigned and will be- come editor-in-chief of Household Maga- zine, published by Benator Arthur Cap- per, he announced today. Mr. Craw- ford has been con- nected with the Department of Agriculture for about three and a half years. He will take up his new duties in December. Mr. .Craw well known field of jcurnalism. He came to Wash- ington from the Kansas Siate Agri- cultural College, where he was head of the department of journalism. He formerly was in daily newspaper work and has served on the staffs of several magazines. He is the author of several books and has con- tributed to many periodicals. His latest work was a satirical novel, “A Man of Learning.” A text book on journalism, “The Ethics of Journalism,” is another of his works. He is general editor of the Borzoi handbooks of journalism, has done special editorial writing for the Encyclopedia Britannica and contributes to the Encyclopedia of Social Sciences, the American Yearbook and other pub- lications. Secretary Jardine announces that Mr. Crawiord’s post will be filled by M. S. Eisenhower, for the past three years administrative assistant and sec- retary to the Secretary of Agriculture. Mr. Eisenhower for two years before coming to the Department of Agricul- ture, was American vice consul at Edinburgh. He taught journalism under Mr. Crawford at Kansas State Agricul- tural College. Nelson A. Crawford. and Monroe Open house at all three TOMORROW (Friday) from 7:30 to 10 P.M. Fancy Lambs The very best grade to be offered in this sale. Surely if you are not already a patron of our markets, this is an opportunity of trying our meat service—we feel sure you will be pleased. Superior Quality Beef We urge you to try the beef we offer. We buy only the very finest grade of beef and a trial will convince you that our nearest market to you can always provide you with the finest grade of beef that is procurable anywhere. JUST A TRIAL. We are pleasing thou- sands, and we want you, too, as a patron of our meat markets. So we found the favorable ‘opportunity, which permitted us to duplicate the offering! “Premium” Autoist Sued for Damages. quality pork at a very moderate price. Fannie Wright, a minor, by Edward B - P. Wright, next friend, 312 Virginia avenue southeast, has filed suit in the District Supreme Court to recover $7,500 damages from W. S. Buchley, 1903 Sev- | enteenth street, for alleged personal in- For Today, Tomorrow and Saturday Leg of Lamb . ... Ib,33c Rib Chops of Lamb . 1b.,45¢c Loin Chops of Lamb, Ib., 45¢ Shoulder of Lamb . . Ib,, 27¢ Breast of Lamb Ib., 15¢ Wonderful Values—Let us convince you. But our previous experience convinced us that we should offer DOUBLE the quantity so that no Jjuries. Th h Attorneys Bramhall & . . . o McCabe, the. plaintiff says that while one might be disappointed, and we bought TWO crossing Virginia avenue June 6 she was s a i struck and injured by the defendant’s carloads, and beginning today, and for tomorrow automobile. = £ P and Saturday, we offer— SWIFT’S “Premium”’ PORK LOINS No matter in what section of the city you reside, the meat market nearest your home has the same fine meats to offer you that are found in any one of our ninety (90) markets. SAME QUALITY—SAME PRICES Wherever you find a “SANICO” (Sanitary) or Piggly Wiggly meat market. BETTER MEATS—FAIR PRICES Prime Rib Roast Try one of these fine roasts for your Sunday dinner—re- member this beef is the finest Boned Breast of Veal ..For those whose taste runs to veal—we suggest you try our boned breast of veal—a real Loffler’s Breakfast Bacon Most of you are acquainted with Loffler’s Sliced Bacon and will surely add it to your buying cheaper grade hams. list at this special price. quality food at Lb. 27c Lb. 37C Lb. 30c TURKEYS for Thanksgiving! It's time to think of your Turkey for Thanksgiving, and when thinking of it pl—m on lm\m'» it from your nearest “SANICO” or PIGGLY WIGGLY Meat Market, for there you will find the highest-grade FRESH-KILLED Turkeys obtainable. Every “bird” offered by us will be graded | U. S. PRIME, the highest grade recognized by the United States Government. Sirloin Steak These steaks are cut from only corn-fed steers—Govern- ment inspected—by experienced meat cutters. You'll be a regu- lar customer if you but try these steaks. grade procurable anywhere, Other Meats & Poultry ! Baking Chickens Frying Chickens . ... Veal Cutlets Shoulder Veal Chops Rib Veal Chops. ....... Brookfield Sausage . Phillips’ or Loffler s Scrapple HeavyBaconStnps Light Bacon Stripss.... . . Loffler’s Sausage As fine as you can procure; a big value at our regular price of 35¢ the pound—an exceptional deed at this low price. value at w23¢ |2 % 65c Prime Steer Beef! Chuck Roast of Beef. Porterhouse Steak Three Cornered Roast. Boullion Roast ...... Hamburg Steak ... Bottom Round Steak. . .. .Top Round Steak Sirloin Tip Roast Smoked HAMS Swift's. first - quality hams are a real buy at this week end price—do not confuse these with Fresh HAMS Absolutely first fresh hams—a big value in- quality Lbs. for Ib,; 35¢ ..Ib., 60c Ib., 45¢ ..Ib., 50c 4seilbs Gbe .e....lb, 55¢ << b, 25¢ beauiiful brown and gold tin, lb., 40c .lb., 55¢ ..Ib., 20c .Ib,, 35¢ .~ . .Ib., 25¢ Every Sip Delicious i Our butchers will be glad to reserve one of these fine Turkeys for you.