Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 6

6 * THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON KING ASKS PATENT | LAWFOR THOUGHT Utah Senator Would Have Original- Human Endeavor Protected in Plan. A new field for_protection of original human endeavor, after the meihods of protecting writings and patentable ar- ticles. is opened in the resolution intro- duced in the Senate Wednesday by Senator King, Democrat, of Utah. Senator King's resolution presents the contention that statutory protec- tion for property and proprietary rights and ownership in original thoughts, conceptions and ideas in art, literatur science, mechanics and the useful arts is At present insufficient: that such rights exist in original idess or com- binations of ideas, if definitely formu- | 1ated and forwarded. and in their use irrespective of whether they ure com- | bined with physical of tangible means of making practi ‘The subjec gation, Senator King de resolution, and he that the com- mittee on patents make a report Bot Inter than April 15, 1930. | The resolution is explained by Fair- fax Naulty, Washington stlorney, who is interested in the bill. that Senator King's resolution conten plates no superseding of, or even change 1n. the present pitent and copy- | right laws, but merely . seeks to open He poinis ont another, tion of field of whethe show 1c The “would entirely new fiéld for protec- e work, this time in the al endeavor, regardless of is something gible © idea new protection,” he declared have (o be adjudicated by the eourts just as a patent has o be ow Senafor King” who is chairman of the Senate judiciary committee, plans to have th the investig tember. | In December, when the next regular | session of Congress meets and the Houss | becomes organized, the same propusition er brought up and started early i Sep- will be laid before the legislators of | the lower house of Congress. ] POLICE SAY “DAM IT,” He took his prize to the precinet, where | the opossum was christened and given @ home, at Jeast until the next crop of | sweet, potatoes come in. | The small prisoner appeared quite content with his plight, and disposed of 8 meal of tidbits from the officers’ | lunchboxes with every evidence of en- | Joyment. | RETALIATES FOR TAUNT BY KILLING NEIGHBOR i Chicagoan, 37, Confesses Crushing | “Lie Sleeping Man’s Skull Be- ' cause of | | By the Associnted Press CHICAGO, June 20.—Casimir Lit- | nickas was siain by blows that cryshed | his skull. After police found his body | they ‘questioned his neighbor, Anthony Kazilio. | “I killed him,” they quoted Kazulio| s saving, “with a hammer; while the ) slept.” i “Why?": asked Police Lieut. Thomas Dufly. | “Because he said I was too old to live. It's a le: I'm only 37." “A_jury might say he was right, at that,”" mused the licutenant. “You know what the penalty for murder is in this State “What is “Death,” " said Kazulio. replied the policeman. | A system of aerial railways is to be | constructed in Bolivia | — e Late Produce Arrivals! CORN On the Cob The <ame fine quality corn that we have ofiered vou in the P advantage of 1ake this Special! BUT JUST MEAN "HELLO"i What Sounds Like Cuss Words| Is Merely Name of Possum . | Caught on Street. ’ | Taxpayers in earshot of No. 10 pre- | cinct need not write their Congresymen | just because they heard a policeman | say “Dam It The words are of a salutatory nature and are in no way profane. | “Dam It” is the name of an opossum | eaptured thi morning at Sixteenth | street and Columbia road by Policeman W. H. Bell. The small animal was strolling along the sidewalk, apparently unaware of the approaching patrolman. | 475 Washington’s First Carload of CALIFORNIA | with the fine quali difornia Plims—see them in store. Special! VAL On sale at all Sani- tary and Piggly Wiggly Stores. ERRRLRPARSRIKRIRBLEI AP AARRLARSRRBLRARBRLALRRAASL 48P 25 LILRRS ha e SANITARY A New Meat Market For Those Living Near In the “Sanitary’” Store on the Southwest Corner Opens Saturday OWeitis— Fresh Meats: nnafify for the past twenty years. Fruits and Vegetables: and vegetables at all times. The finest quality Government ispected meats possible to obtain. n . The same fine quality groceries 2 raw . 2 bl 1282 we have offered our patrons A seasonable array of fancy and staple fruits 151 modern meat our “Sanitary’” and gly stores. Post Toasties Post Bran Kellogg’s Bran Kellogg’s Krumbles Kellogg’s Pep Kellogg’s Corn Flakes Ralston Whole Wheat . . . . Grape Nuts KELLOGG’S RICE KRISPIES See the larger ad- vetticemens o Rice Krispies in his paper 12%¢ YOU, TOO, Should Enjoy America’s Finest Quality Butter! LAND O’ LAKES SWEET CREAM BUTTER Land O' Lakes Butter is made entirely from table-quality, pure, sweel cream. Each carton of Land O’ Lakes Butter contains a cer- tificate issued by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture which states that this particular pound of butter scores 93, the highest score given to any commercial butter. BUTTER " 50c 'Nn.thn lgc .......... i | s n e 100 L= 10¢ RO 1| ke 12¢, 20c s 12¢ sie J2¢ We are quoting a s ilege of buy day’s closing, buy a ten FILLET of QAL Per 1b. Carton RED CARTON Trusty Friend Peas. . . Peter Pan Peas Burt Olney Peas. . Silver Br. Peas . . Blue Ridge Corn. .. . . Trusty Friend Corn. . . . . .. usl9c Del Maiz Corn 2% 35 Silver Lake Cherry Beets. . .""'19¢ Trusty Friend PEAS Now you sy buy the smaller No. 1 size lin of these Aue Peas ab o special low price. 10c We are now having Most every family enjo, chickens. these. Prime Rib Roast W P 'l Sirloin Steak o 3-Cornered Roast A 10-quart Galvanized Pai 3-Cornered X Shoulder Veal Chops Breast of Veal Breast of Lamb. .. Shoulder Lamb Roa at the present time, is extremely higl wanted to enjoy tasty Spring lamb f g it at a special price. Visit one of our meat markets before Satur- and save. Fresh Sea Food! Crab Meat > 37¢ Boston Mackerel .. ] 5¢ HADDOCK THUKRSDAY, e Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. These Prices Prevail in Washington Stores 'PIGGLY WIGGLY | We Offer in Our Meat Markets Only the Finest Quality Government Inspected Meats That It Is Possible to Procure markets in Piggly Wig- in every Wiggly. Special This Week End! LEG >~ LAMB = 39c secial Tow price on 1 but w their Sund der, tasty Leg of Lamb. There is a modern meat market or this a dinn JUNE 20, 1929. A New Meat Market For Those Living In Takoma Park, D. C. —in the “SANITARY” Store located on 4th Street between Carroll Ave. and Butternut St. Opens Saturday Offering— fluality Croceries: ™ 2me fne quality groceries we have offered our patrons for the past twenty years. Fruits and Vegetables: /..o i and vegetables at all times. Washington Piggly Beardsley’s Fish Filet Kippered Herring B. & M. Flaked Fish . . "" 12", 20c Gorton’s “Ready-to-Fry”. . ."" 15¢ Del Monte Sardimes. . . . . .. = Argo Tuna Fish Sl Pink Salmon PR o L1 Argo Red Salmon. . ...... b DOMESTIC 0Oil or Mustard SARDINES Keep a few tins on sour pantrs shelf . . . always hands. 5c¢ end. Tamb, any of onr patrons who er should have the priv- Regular Lump Fancy Trout Fresh Killed Right in Washington Under Our Own Supervision! BROILERS Special! Lb. v 15¢ Eventually— Why Not Now? “Kitchen Tested” b, 12-1b. 2. $7 .09 Bag 27c Bag Ssc Bag s1_—_— WASHINGTON 5 FLOUR There is a treat im store for any housewife who does baking. She will only realize just how light and fluffy biscuits can be made when she has tried Washington Self-rising Flour. 2-1b. 5-b. 12-Ib. w 13¢5 25¢ m 53¢ Libby’s Potted Meat. . . . . . 1 9C Libby’s Corned Beef. . . . . . g e Libby’s Veal Loaf SE and 80c worth 7 9 A-1 Quality “SANICO” Smoked HAMS of Soap— Blifer . .i. . 4 cakes of P&G Soap 1 cake of large IVOR 1 cake of med. IVORY .. 1 large pkg. of CHIPSO. 1 cake of CAMAY Contents of large, 2 pkgs. STAR NAPTHA ... s Sotents et | . . twelve good, fresh eggs — selected and | 2 brestinCiain’ U poi guaranteed. ful and enjosable, too. Rock Creek Ginger Ale Our Regular Low Price This strong sulvanized pail is filled with well Known i vored Procter & Guuble soap producis. The total value is 80c st our rexulas low prices. Take mdvautage of this special offer- g bétore Saluiday nighi's closing. PAIL FREE Until Saturday’s Closing! Del Monte Peaches $1.00 Large Another of those very popular sales on Del Monte Tins Sliced Peaches. For this week we are offering our patrons N b1 “five of those large No. 2'; tins for One Dollar. Take ad- 0. 215 vantage of this price before Saturday might's closing. Aftfil’llOOll I W Pound For this week we are offering a special price on Aft- ernoon Tea. This is our own brand of tea, and we offer Packs it in green. black or mixed, and for this week only the ge special price is y Per Once again u specinl price on Schimmel's Jelly. Schim. mel's Jelly comes in several flavors, and you a sure to fin one or more that is pleasing to your taste. If you haven't Tumbler tried Schimmel's, buy one jar, taste it, and return to one of our stores before Salurday’s closing, as we feel sure you will winl 0 buy & quaniity sl this low price. 66 L ” . 2 anico ayonnaise s We offer “Banico” Mayonnaise under our own label, and Ounce we say without hesitation that “Sanico” Mayonnaise is as fine a mavonnaise as you can buy anywhere and under any label Jar For this week we are offering a special price: Quart Jars. 65¢; pint jars and Saf € Home Matches e Buy & supply of these Bafe Home Matches at this Dozen special price. Bale Home Matches are easy to light and burn a long time. Our patrons for several years have Boxes looked upon Safe Home Matches with favor. For this week we are offering them at 3 boxes, 10¢, or— VAN CAMP’S OR SEALECT - Sl As an extra added week-end special we are offering Tins either. Van Camp's or Scaleet evaporated milk at a speeial low. price. Insist upon “‘Sanico™ Bamice’ .., Eggs 43¢ fresh eggs and then you will receive at all times just what you purchase P e R e el D U I~(||y‘n‘|-\;\lz:rn_ L‘H’y,,’ Vienna Sausage . . .. o ving and cating tender, fresh-killed broiling size Welch’s Grape Jelly. . . . .. 1 hnder e e You may rest assured that nowhere will you find tastier broilers than Premier Mint Jelly. . . . . .. g Specially priced for this week end. ) il R A AR Other Meat Suggestions—Finest Quality! Glen Rosa Marmalade ......... L.." 40c ® Cooked Corned Beef.... ... ™ 35¢ o et ............... . 58¢ | Pickied Pigs’ Feet......... . Jr 25¢ “pp . % ........... . 38¢c | Presidential Loaf .........% ™ ]5¢ — freReney Bt ..... . 55¢ Enngnc Loaf .. .5 % b 15¢ ’;’_“’ L > ........ . 35¢ gxury loaf > 7. .. .... % ]5¢ aanico & 3 .............. Bo3oc | SkimlessFramkst. .. ... A W 0 ee .." 20c | Cooked Sliced Ham hf . 35¢ o Sliced Dried Beef W ': Ct:::t:r 4 c \4“-‘/ Green Bag Coffee......... " 39c Wesson Oil FREE [ e roe s 29¢ First Prize Nut Margarine. . . ."" 25¢ “A Taste . .. A New Customer” Trv Grape Juice as Soe Aamico’Bread Pk Round Top, Split Top. Big Bay, Bottle c R n, Whole \Wheat, Whole Wheat Raisin, Sandwich, Large Loai. FRIEND’S California Pea BEANS California Pea Beans baked in the old-fashioned New England way. Friend's Beans, before being canned, are baked in pots in a brick oven. This manner of cooking gives these beans a distinct flavor which is en- tirely different from the general run of pork and beans. Large Size And for Those Who Prefer— FRIEND’S Kosher BEANS Large Size Tin LAVA SOAP Lava easily removes grit and grime and is harmless to the tenderest of skins, Keep a cake on hand for use after working around your automo- bile, garden, etc. Per Maiden Blush Cake APPLE BUTTER A full quart jar of deliciously good apple butter~at a most reasonable price. Quart Fruits and Vegetables! Ripe Tomatoes Enjoy tasty. ripe Mississippi tomatoes at this new low These tomatoes are iust about as fine as we have this season and this is the lowest price at which we offered them. The tomatoes are fine . . . the price is right . . . enjoy them. Iceberg Lettuce We have just received a carload of Western Icebers This lettuce is the finest it is possible to procure sl this season of the year. Buy a supply of Mississiopl Tomatoes and this Western Icebsrs Lettuce and sou will have jusi about the {astiest Summer salad vou could make. Lbs. pric received 29 Virginia & North Carolina STRINGLESS ' BEANS | Presh, tender string- a treat Imperial Valley Fancy Cantaloupes “SOWEGA” Watermelons Now in All o any. table. . our on any table. Now e All Stores! i Stores! New Crop Onions. Sweet Potatoes . . . Fresh Green Peas. Home Grown Beets, . ™ 5¢ Home Grown Carrots " 5¢ New Potatoes Enjoy these fine “absolutely No. The price of new Potatoes is, at just about as low as you will find it at any time ear. Our stores are well supplied and the quailty is extraordinarily good White Squash. Calif. Plums. . . ... Large Oranges . " 45¢c, 49¢ Spring Onions .. . . .3 ™ 10c ty new Potatoes