Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1929, Page 5

1929. 5 THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢ : TA |ALBANIA BECOMES MODERN EIBARE”E ”‘XES . IN PREPARING FOR CORONATION; IN[:REAfi_E—lN ]928;Kinfl Zogu Introduces Trolley Line and Bathtubs to . Levies on Playing Cards and| Small Nation. Stock Transactions Also ALl 20 | Show Gains. |Gets New Mahogany Throne| i | andls Building Finer Palace. For Impaired Vision —consult i Eye Physician It is most important that your Eye Phy- sician’s prescription for glasses be filled ac- curately—this is our responsibility and has been since 1899. ® By the Associated Press. | Sale last year of 105925765651 | cigarettes and 52.241.404 packs of play- ing cards coupled with lthe returns from { transactions on an active stock market enriched the Treasury to the extent of , BY the Associated Press. $446,567.864 for the vear. The figure| TIRANA, Albania, January 31.—Bath- was disclosed yesterday by the Internal S ir first arance | ‘| Revenue Bureau in its report on excise | (U0° &r¢ making thelr first appe & Now Ready to Serve You ey |in this capital, along with electric | . The stamp tax on capital stock sales ' lights and tclephones. A trolley line | e Two New Up-to-date D.G.S. Grocery, Meat and Produce Markets ) #nd transfers produced $30.327,890, of has been projected and a modern hotel | Thich §27.240966 was collecied in New and a new hospital are being erected: by | 1240 N H A N w 453 N York. The figure was an increase of ‘These changes are part of the prepa- 2| t t w lr)lproxlmfllply $10,000,000 over 1927 | rations for ‘}},‘f k(;o"onatl}(‘m o{’ King %o;zu, ‘ . amp. ve- . . ew on " . . collections in that 'State. Tilinols was!an event which now has been set for —~ O PTIC AN —= Bl 5. SHULMAN B. VAGNONI second, paying $1,136,580, an increase | April. In its effort to get rcady to - S| . J h k: On of $646,000, enieriain adequately the representatives G165 F ftrenilh Siract (& OWNER Phone West 3104 OWNER Phone Col. 6075 & of forcign governments who are ex- A & | More Cards are Sold. pected here for the coronation the gov- BaSET SR 3 can e Lilv L; B ounted 1o $5.353,000, BLUDE cerds emment, i3 Sl Bt b A %8| Del Monte Peaches........... -<an 21c | White Lily Lima Beans. .. .. ... 2 cans 29¢ IR amounted to $5.223876. an increase of | residence, many other buildings and is 2 . Makers of Eye Glasses and Spectacles = . 5 SURTAGE over 1927 " There ‘alto were| rebuiding an old nrrow gauge. mil KING ZOGU. | it E e Tt S {38 Del Monte Fruit for Salad. . e 41c | Honey-O Corn......... R e (1 282, more packs sol in 1 an | y railwi vhich was first laid down i - s 64 . can 24 the preceding year. B D o Tumning (PRA paiace s cnsliercd lnndeniate | 7! Del Monte Fresh Prunes. .. .. .. 23c | Steuben Telephone Peas. 2 cans 29¢ i s S osccosfax of, $413,018/008 was | from)iranal to) the Port otiDAmso s (1) ITEHY M09 Space or the new King | {15 Columbus Peaches ........... “ean 19¢ | Fort Little Gem Peas 2% $23,588,218 more than the previous year. | the only rail line in the country. =l ettt o VR ! . . . B | An’increose of 8737507632 in’ the - ‘ ; EndSEC b Al arelvas vl New York State Apple Sauce. .. . .. “a 15¢ | Fort Sweet Com. ... MR L 4 number of cigarettes sold resulted in | New Road Under Way. jiAng Teoskon apanments andielliihe 12 ;h- collection of $317.833,335, or $26.-| The westernizing process has been px&:m;:"“ EERRYSEAILEDS CRid SKECEeh B S wal 12.562 more than in 1927. The number | tended to other things than roads an — ~ | ; Al | ten 2 2nd | The King's coronation robes are being | oston pecia of eigars sold in 1928, however, decreased | buildings. Formerly Albanians were | s . 4 = . by 131809585 The collections on | afrald i venture on the strects after made in Vienna, but his mother and | Park where you are safe this clgars amounted o $23,816533, or de- | dark unless they were well equipped | SIBht sisters are making their own cos- | a Cream Week End crease of $827,826. Snuff, cigarette | with daggers and a full complement tgmps °m leal’,"":;] peti el b ee n papers and such’ items pmdl;c?doéao re»iuf firearms. Now they go about armed ?fl ao“rcder ‘:hayt ‘;mc&nc‘?g;wbq- - —to stay as long as you want to—and not worry about turr of approximately $70,300,000, a|only with canes or umbrellas. : s I nd accidents. sm. . Ige. decrease of about $1800000 in 12| The coronation prover is to take place | ShICF the country with the least possible fines ; e cc s ; s eatia Cream of Whnf ...... 14c; 24c months, |at Kruya, 'and Ttalian Army engineors discomfort, an immense new sione The Capital Garage is centrally located—and gives Quaker Oats, Quick or Regular. . . .7+ 11c The stamp taxes, exclusive of the to- | are constructing 'a new macadamized | b L A bl e Gohally special attention to the cars of ladies downtown for # & s taxes, oialed $54888.901, a0 1| soad o) that opy ana his couttmay)| nmstuCied milliary raliay proably hopping or the theater. Capital service saves time Wheatena ................ <o Pk 23¢ . grease of $12.954,155 over 1037, Of this|ride over it in state to the' coronation [ Will have its seaside termius ab that | BUOpPINE OF tne . P s Gold Medal Buckwheat Fl vke. 11 3 5-1b. ba amount. {axes on' bonds of indebtedness, | place. Kruya in olden times was Crol, | Whar. and embarrassment. old Medal Buckwheat Flour. . . .. ¢ | Water-ground Corn Meai. ... 5 -bag 23¢ capital stock issues and such papers|or “the white castle.” It was the = R H pkeg. 2, i t. amounted to $15,526,879, an increase of | stronghold of Scanderbeg, the four-| The Department of Agriculture was Rion idiarinsie Bis Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour. . 13c | Brewer-Snyder’s Cooked Hominy. . .9 10¢ $1,039,657. | teenth century Albanian leader who 1 created in 1889, although the Bureau of Sale of produce for future delivery | brought a returr of $3,578.345, an in- | crease of appivamately $90,000. New | York led in the tax paid on bonds of ! indebtedness and capital stock issues with $8,701.444. an increase of approxi- mately ' $440,000. Illinois was second with $1.243.495, an increase of approxi- mately $300,000. made himself the all-time national hero by his victories over the Turks. The town is built on a mountainous spur of rock which rises 500 feet above the plain on three sides. Has New Throne. King Zogu already has had a new throne erected in the present two-story [w Agriculture_was functioning since 1862 You may SAFELY INVEST your capital in | Shannon and Luchs.Inc. | 35¢ Let us give your car a “Capital Wash"—while it's in our keeping. or from 7 P.M. to 1 A M. Pet, EVAPORATED Borden’s or Carnation MILK e 11c First Mortgage Notes alace. It is simple in design, but is of - | ?olid mahogany. A set of Louis xv| amd receive an annual North Carolina paid the largest share | furniture also has been installed in the of the cigarette tax with $193,342.474, or Capital Garage 1320 New York Ave. Main 9500 North Carolina Pays $193,342,474. " In Our Meat and Vegefible Departments n royal residence. return of 6 ‘,: i | i . an increase of $18480.206. Virginia | " But even with these improvements the /0 | Fancy ngh?lt | Elceplllfllllzy Low w ite crease of $7.456,138; New York third Quality i Tice, with $27,291,905, an increase of $8:9,- 000; New Jersey fourth, $16,042,262, an increase of $6.621,000, and California fifth with $12,051,409, an increase of $221,000. Pennsylvania led in the manufacture of cigars, paying $6,783,577, a decrease of approximately $200,000. New Jersey pald $3,151,318 in this division, an in- crease of about $400,000, while Florida was third with $2,936,584, an increase of about $61,000. All other States showed decreases. Delaware's cigar tax dropped off from $207.000 to $44,000, while New York paid $2,194,391, a de- crease of nearly $100,000, and Maryland dropped from $485,000 to $171,000. LEG | cHUCK LAMB | ROAST b 37¢ (e 20¢ Auth’s Royal Pork. . .... » > “Are youready? When th gong strikes it will be exactly 2 minutes and 31seconds "~ New Cabbage | F 0tatoes | Lb. fic L1|,221c FANCY LARGE WHITE i 48e Ohio paid more than three-fifths of * l hid Auth’s Smoked Sausage. . . <o 35e zoc E the total p d tax, with a total . . ¢ g ATy past 10 o'cloc ot o i | Cauliflower ‘ approximat X e \d i .| ng?sey was sgcund, pay?x‘;egr $890,633, an [/ Auth’s Pork PII(MIII‘ oS Per Head increase of approximately $60,000. Wis- consin was third with $402,575, an in- crease of $118,000, while New York in- creased her playing card tax by ap- proximately $66,000, aggregating $308,- 017. TIllinois was fifth with $131,712, an increase of $125,000. During the year taxes were collected on 9443337 gallons of non-beverage distilied ‘spirits, an increase of 1.200,000 gallons, and also on 41445 gallons of spirits of wines rectified, a decrease of 15,000 gallons as compared with 1927. :"he amount of these taxes was not ven. Three-Cornered FRESH REE‘?.%T HAMS Lb. 35(; Lb. 28c | Juicy Thin Skin Florida ORANGES Do 29¢, 39c Umgi VL TWO SAILORS BURNED TO DEATH IN SHIP FIRE 0 duon Time.! ™ IKAY WATCHILS -~ = = don't have tobeset each time you hear the above familiar radio announcement~Kay watches are accurate’ A Trade in Your Old Watch for a | Loffler’s %kinless lr"dnnlu. : :: g:t ||l Sweet Potatoes. .......4 ™ 25¢ | |& i o Faunce’s Jausage Meat. ......... - 35¢ [} bunch | !dentitsy!::m\:rc::; ;ln;::r Line Joseph Phillips’ Samsage Meat. ... 40c | Carrots . RRRREERE B & L1 ) Determined. Sampple .o " 20c || Yellow Onions . ........2" 15¢ | & By the Associated Press. JERSEY CITY, N. J., January 31.— Two white men of the crew of the President Johnson of the Dollar Steam- ship Line lost their lives early this morning when a fire broke out in the forecastle of the steamer, docked at the foot of Twelfth street. Both bodies are as yet unidentified. One, a junior engineer, lost his life when, after making his way from the burning quarters of the crew, he went back to retrieve his clothing. The other was burned to death in his bunk, where he slept. ‘The majority of the crew was made r up of Chinese. The fire itself caused little damage. Four men, including one Jersey City fireman, are in local hospitals suffering " severe burns. Officials of the Dollar Line are check- ing up to ascertain the identity of the two victims and the whereabouts of several reported missing. American Beauty Fresh | SFiCHED) Shoulders | BACON | Lettuce l c eb er g Stayman Winesap Apples 17\ 17817 = SR Do [ el () = g (¥ ) <« American Beauty Lb. or Fountain Brand Smoked Hams 32¢ | | FRESH 3 Lbs. SPINACH 25 Elgin Legionnaire Nationalty P Advertised) U SmES Ilinois-Sterling Strap DR. BURRUS IS ELECTED ‘ $19 to $27.50 famflus . $375 Gold Bag Good Gold Band FARM CONGRESS HEAD gui‘,fif,'{i;fi‘;i‘::;;‘écfif.f:?l;c":}‘;itfigf"' - a“:h ;ll'dl;.y;sc‘w;; wold COFFE Wih Every . ¢ | BUTTER National Chamber of Agriculture e ——— Is Object of Meetil : Dorsch’s Original Split-top Bread.... 9c | Maple Grove # o ’ --for ladies =iy Corby's Mother's Bread ... 9c | _Pure Sup Syrup.....%s% 296; »* 49c | By the Associated Press. S 3 --for men (; Schneider’s Crisp Vienna Bread...... 1lc | Simpson Milk......... e ;:n 13¢ Bulan) A S 8 A Tk Holmes Cakes in All Our Stores. Royal Baking Powder. ... .. 6-ocan 25, e oy e Ear e Honsiltiar Stray Watch | e e e B Bulova Strap Watch » Stauffer’s GRANULATED i - Cash or $53 U, ; A 1k day for ine purmose of forming a na- $24.75 U i 5 P High Quality Cakes SUGAR S. c oaya oo IR ety gt i P Credit e Jependable Hamuleog) stiap In All Our Stores over to criticism, while the proposed na- tional chamber of agriculture will be formed either late today or tomorrow. Following his acceptance of the chair- Popular Bulova models with guaran- teed 13-]. movements, in dustproof cases. Easy Terms—Pay 50c a Week watches at standard cash prices on our credit terms. All the popular styles. Pay $1.00 a Week Washington Flour G cld Medal Flour Ceresota Flour manship Dr. Burrus made a plea for R i concerted and co-operative action upon clearly defined avenues of possible bet- terment to the farmer, with as little bickering as possible. 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PAY iz [ i App[e Butter PRUNES i tion of extradition proceedings against | |i | four Pittsburgh residents, indicted in 8 TR : [1] i -Lb. | & New York after a Federal grand jury "lanIS'Stel’[lng 5o¢ 0R $I'—9 Watch, K'.“fe d Qt. 2-Lb c | 3 inquiry into what Government suthor- and Chain i Jar C Pkg. i ities term a far-flung conspiracy to i 334 50 24 s dispose of stolen securities, yesterday o — A Seepm—— % was postponed until today. X i 4 Thin model pocket watch with 17-J. guaranteed move- ment. Pay 75¢ a week. The postponement was made pending arrival here of a “John Doe"” indictment 8 involving a fifth person. Those under arrest are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Knapp, Benjamin (Bennie) — ===\ Figin thin model pocket watch, with knife and chain to match. Pay 50c a week. Take advantage of this low price and stock your x:amry with C. i * Del Monte RITTER'S Diamond ‘and Leo Gallagher. 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