Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1930, Page 16

A-16 THE EVMG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 19%0. - GINGER PARALYZES | 1,300 IN MISSISSIPPI 14 of 17 Similar Cases in Southwest Virginia Are Laid to Drinking. By the Assoclated Press. JACKSON, Miss., erch 26.—There are between 1,000 d cases of ippi, w-i m.s mated Dr. H. C. Ricks, State epidem- |« o!agm, fly;urdny after two days spent ‘rhere can be no accurate accounting for the cases, he said, as only a small percentage OX patients are reporting to Dr Ricks said trips over the State re- cases in almost every town and thn victims were hiding their disability from physicians in many instances. BLAMES OIL ALCOHOL. 400 Are Afflicted by Paralysis in Okla- homa City. OKLAHOMA CITY, March 27 (#).— r. D, T. Bowden, supervisor of the y said traces of e jused a paralysislike mlady which hu stricken scores of persons through- th and West, but the in- cause illness. Many persons suffer- ing from the malady admitted drinking ca ginge! ’n:pprnxlmnuly 400 persons have been aficted with paralysis here. APPEARS IN VIRGINIA. 14 of 17 New Cases of Paralysis Are andits Hold Up Bank, Find Only Dust in Vaults|| Interrupt Bankers Chat- | ting About Money That Used to Be There. By the Associated Press. WEST ALEXANDRIA, Ohio, March || 27.—Two banking men sat in the First National Bank here yesterday chatting about the money that used to be there. Two other men, with criminal inten- tions, walked in and roughly ordered I:lshiel' just ult lud stas inere y. They looked at each other and shook their hes “Can’t you see you're belnz held up?” zx‘plnln!d one of Che “That’s too bad; uid aner "rhl.! himeelf, There's not & penny va Jun the same, the robbc!u wanted to see for themselves. searched— and found what the receiver had prom- md—preclsely nothing but dust and a musty ‘The robbers backed out the door star- ing somewhat incredulously themselves. They took their guns with them and | | drove away. MUSIC MARINES PLAY BRAHMS PROGRAM. A program of three compositions by Jahlnnen Brahms was ml\;;n'lnc night tates 'hylor Branson conducting. Calitornia Fancy Fruits Hunt’s SUPREME Brand Wo.nolemltwoofflnufiufmiun- %, (et QU(“"‘ very special price—quality considered the price is = 3u4] ional. Hunt's Supreme PEARS 2* T“‘ Hunt's Supreme Apricots 3 SEALECT 2 2 LAND O’LAKES America’s Finest Quality .CARTON ‘or BULK Pound Carton Office and Warehouse 1845 4th St. N.E. 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Blmgl - | mann, former leader of this band, now In the Familiar f ] retired. irrmi- The Marines have built the orches- Red Carton r | tral part of their rogmmxlldfl; through the last few seuons playing shows consistent These men, Who are required to double muslcnl purpose, playing brass instrume in the band for the Sum- itral | mer conceru and orchestral string and reed instruments in the Winter season, are now developmg the latter more d.\!- ncuu f their program to a very . They gave & fine pres- 5 enuuon of the famous * symphmy in > ahms, last night. The showed strength and Pound Carton No. 2 Tin FRESH Sold From the Case as They Come From the Country Eggs «SANICO” SELECTED FRESH EGGS. strings smooth co- ordination, and they are ounundm(ly important in Brahms. melodies were clearly nmued nnd fiu in tempo and mood were nicely u:hteved. It was a very enjoyable per- formance. 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The map is the emblem of the Tea Growers ofIn- dia and certifies that the package contains genuine India Tea. }INDIA TEA India Produces the Finest Tea n the Worid “Sanico” Jelly. . . .2 tomblers 25, Ford’s Preserves ** 25¢; 2 fr 49¢ Schimmel’s Grape Jelly ™ % 35¢ Wax Paper (80 sheets) 2 *=* 15¢ Paper Napkins (80 count) = 10¢ Walnut Meats °3* 23c *2% 49c Libby’s Sauer Kraut Beardsley’s Shredded Cod ™ 14c Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry. . . Catalina Tuna Fish Peerless Macaroni. . . .3 ** 19¢ ““Sanico” Macaroni. Mueller’s Macaroni Peter Pan Peas “Sanico” Peas. . Snider’s Cut Beets. . .. 2o Snider’s Rosebud Beets. .= 25¢ Trusty Friend Lima Beans “» 17%2¢ Growers of India. Look for the Map of India on the you buy. SEEDED or RA]SINS Per Pkg. STRAINED VEGETABLES —7 Kinds—