Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1929, Page 12

WHEN golden nuggets were discov- ered in the Klondike it brought a rush of people from everywhere. The search for health like the search for gold lures people -in-to strange “diggings” — often where the pay streak is light.. You will find a rich mine of health — where the golden nuggets are plentiful—if you drink 9 The flavor of fresh churned buttermilk can- not be imitated. In Golden Flakemhe flavor is naturally supplied by mellow flakes of golden Buttér—if's churned! Golden Flake is non-fattening, be- cause it is real butter-: milk—not the manu- factured kind. Sold at grocery stores and home delivered. Call Atlantic 70. nHake BUTTERMILK “Byight and Airy—the Daylight Dairy” cream- - D: C. GUARDSMEN WIN RIFLE MATCH Company E, 121st Engineers, Defeats Maryland Sharpshooters. campnny E, 121st Engineers, District 1373 poine out of ' pouibe o e ed the riflemen land Inlnnlry Regime ider-to-shoulder match held last ht at the George Washington Uni indoor range. ‘The Hyattsville soldiers, who chal- lenged the District militiamen to a rifle contest after losing a basket ball ll;l! last February, pilled up 1,279 pgtal C. Blackman and Sergt. H. s»lckmn each scored 266x 'm points to lead the mryllnder! First Lieut. Thaddeus A. Com- pany E, ran up 288x300 to mp tha field and to equal the national shoulder-to- shoulder reeord established last month by Frank T. Parsons, jr, coach of the Hatchetite experu The match consisted of 10 shots in each of the standing, kneeling and prone positions and was fired on the National Rifle Assoclation standard 50- foot target having a 0.15-inch diameter bull's-eye. Capt. Just C. Jensen, Ord- nance Department, District ‘Militia, of- ficiated as judge and scorer. The individual scores are as follows: Company E, 1tist Engineers, District of lumbia. Bl-nd.Knul.Prnne.ToilX Lieut T A Riley. .. o1 97" 100" 288 St Sergt, 80 95 - 100 BV el el 4 9 98 Shieids. 98 B Patsons. 16 2 97 Creain coach) o us 0 Alternates—Serst, Wil R. Lane and B P Glare Kethur Yometden: Company F, 1st Marviand Regiment, Hyattsville. . E. Blackman i BV WD sbtokmant’ Sergt . Richard.. 0 79 (Team coach) et Alternates—Pvt. A. P. Shanklin, team o Wtain. and Firsé Licut. Hueh T. McClay. 470 9 Fashionable London has taken to counterpanes of the type Queen Eliz- || abeth used, made by miners’ wives in |} distressed coal fields. Stand Kneel. Prone.Total, | = 266 257 | lf zgo, 3 Status of European Bride in Doubt as U. S. Husband Dies at Sea ly the Associated Press. YORK, Agzlfl 10.—A Eu- e American hunhnd dled as he was h&r to the United sum wu runnc on her right to enur ‘hn untry. . vtnume Pozarsky, 50, of Mil- ‘waukee, we':t abroad last month e and bring home bride. r the cere- mony they sailed for New York on the liner Ile de France and the bridegroom died at sea last Sun- inspectors ‘who boarded thc ship when it arrived yesterday were uncertain of Mrs. Pozarsky's status and she was ent gfl Ellis Island pending a hearing ay. PLANE HELPS CHECK "FLU AMONG INDIANS Canadian Tribe Saved After 22 Members Lost Lives in Epidemic. By the Associated Press. OTTAWA, April —~How an epi- demic of influenza t| ad taken the lives of 22 Indians of a tribe of 800 in Manitoba was checked by the use of an airplane was disclosea in government reports today. News of the epidemic reached the government agent of Indian affairs at Norway House in Manitoba on March 30. He called upon the air operations branch of the department of national defense for ald. An airplane was ordered to proceed to the settlement at Island Lake, near the northern tip of Lake Winnipeg. Taking aboard supplies and a physician, Flight Lieut. F. L. Maudsley proceeded to the scene and the epidemic was promptly checked. PeGecPaint I Pnu l.ncl Zinc & Linseed Oil - BRANCHES 6%4& C.Sts SW. S"&FlaAveNE. Z5 7 502 GeAwNW, HGH 1S DEDIGATED De Priest Speaks on COm-|so that f busine mercial Opportunities for Colored Race. Declaring that opportunities exist’ in the commercial world for the colored man who is adequately trainéd, Repre- sentative De Priest of Illinois, speaking at the dedication last night of the new Cardozo Business High School for colored children, advocated a “bloc d are a great seat. shorts and In Two Uniforms for Every Purpose. . Chauffeurs Unlforms Correct and Smartly Styled ‘When you see these suits we are sure - you'll agree with us when we say that they whipcord, the material noted for its guperior wearing qualities. 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