Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1930, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1930. . KRAMER REMARKS | iz e 2] INGREASE IS SHOWN 22 558 s s e Urged to Sell Co-ed ndahce, © hosplial | Mrs. Henry 3. Gompers, Mre. Semiel P. Shreve, Mrs. Stephen H. Talkes, Mrs. CHICAGO, April 10.—The ad- visability of a degree of bachelor in the professions of medicine 2,000 M N and law has the attention of a of Honor at Kallipolis H ake Application for Pets Not in Address, but Made | | rescarch group at the University | | Months Almost Doubles P . 5 " : VIENNA (#).—Thy - Answering Questions. o Total of 1929 Period. Kallipolis Grotto entertained Mrs. Ed- | fine weher 1 her il store on G { & Dr. Kazel Kyrk, professor of ward W. Libbey, wife of the grand mon- | pendorfer street saved the lives of oo B household economics at the uni- arch of all grotioes of the United States gl WILK Stephen E. Kramer, first assistant| | versity, said today. “So it is up Almost twice as much money was|8nd Canada, at luncheon in the Ra-| 2bout 2,000 dogs. Poiiiid P A R A MOU NT l s Oheriane “). 36¢ 'oun reer on a dignified and profes- ‘The Juncheon was arranged by Mon- . c today that remarks concerning the pro-1 | sjonal basis.” material assistance to the needy a3 in | arcn of - Kailipolis Grotto Henry O. ;?:l‘:ltnhlmepded.her' t.r'::‘lc fo%: The WHITE HOUSE “) 43 posed transfer of many kindergarten | | the same period last year, according to|Steln for the wives of official Grotto | result was that the Society for the Pro- SRR C reports yesterday to the mopthly meet- | and Shrine officers. to meet Mrs. Libbey. | tection of animals received 2,00 ap- ORIENT A lb 39 Henry C. Stein, Mrs. Carlton F. Howell, ‘The society was glad to fill the or- S e c of the Sixteenth Street Heights Citi-| FOR DR. HARRY*M. Assoclated Charitles. The increase WAt | nrs ‘Ogcar Oehmler, Mrs, L. P. Steuart, | ders, for it had 14 ks . “ABOVE g gens’ Association, were in response to PRICE | {limed on unemployment, here. Mra, James . Hople, Mrs, John Shreve, | on fts hands and inc pl;:rn'xi'ed“t:m:; BUI I ER L ALL EXCEPT IN /) c Qt KAFFEE HAG 0 the course of an address, as stated | Military Honors Are Paid at Grave | far in April. however, showed a slight g Ib' 59C improvement, particularly in funds for B TG S < ey ut in the unethical ition of relief of other kinds. It is believed that 7 / ) B h-k?nl a speech on mflfl‘nflp?:?‘s‘“‘"“ Soistery: e d'mmgf ol m‘mfl 2 Y . 2 N Ew COMPLETE D fecting the schools resources as the season progresses an 7 /, uesting the Funeral services for Dr. Harry M |y gying conditions take a turn for the | § / ! 9 > o WMo STORES Y On Kitchen Career Arthur M, Poynton, My, William Ers- 9 3 rs. Arthur C. w and . o s aslichd iy GRAND MONARCH’S WIFE | wiliam Lauter. _ ENTERTAINED BY GROTTO ' R || S dting Sooking T ol drhd MURDER SAVES DOGS BUT‘[‘ R Statements Attributed to Him| | and sweeping as aignined as that | |$40,565 Spent in Last Three | Mrs. Edward W. Libbey Is Guest e After Woman's Death. C I . Tuns oty Ayrshire Butter < GOLD BAG....Ib. 29 superintendent -of schools, explained | | 10 us to put housework as a ca- | |spent during the last three months for | '¢igh Hotel vesterday, Newspapers pointed out that had the teachers to elementary grades, msgde | =) by him Tuesday night at & meeting FUNERAL SERVICE HELD |ing of the board of managers of the | Tnose present were Mra. Libbey. Mrs.| plications for dogs. GOLD BAND two or three direct questions and not YR A Preliminary reports on the outlay 80|\ Raymond B. Dickey, Mrs. George | away with at least 6,000 of them. PRICE” Eflfi: ot i in Arlington National the payment of rent and for emergency i : Mr, Kramer issued the folloWing | pice 55 years old, well known surgeor. | petter. R his appearance &t | o'\ shington and a World War vet-| During the first three months of this "' TO BETTER SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS IN THE VICINITY OF e g | the case are that I am | eran, who died yesterday at the Emer. | year 1932 familles received $40,565 in . e ihie “aseoclation and the | gency Hospital, were held at 2 o'clock | material aid in the shape of food, cloth- fheeting place of the ssociation _is | this afternoon at Hysong's funeral par-| ing. fuel and rent. This represerts a 2701 P 3 lors. Military honors attended inter- | 24 per cent increase in the number of | ¥ . % . t. N w [ . . turning from another engagement on |ment in Arlington National Cemetery | families assisted over last year. g from gags m families assis O oun ”u, P.K g J. Non, Owner Phone North 7923 the evening of April 8, I stopped at the | _ Besides his mother. Mrs. Jane ¥ | Of the total number of families on Meeting piace of the association to | Price, he is survived by two brothers, | the list, 36 per cent were impoverished fcall for my wife, who was attending | Bernard Price of Davenport, Iowa, and | because of unemployment, and most of | P this meeting. I took a seat in the rear | Frank K. Price of this city. Dr. Price | the latter were new cases. of the hall. The discussion of the kin- | maintained an office and residence at In addition to material service ren- dergarten question was in progress | the Beverly Court Apartments. dered. the Associated Charities visitors CHOICE e m— White Star Tuna Fitk When T ‘entere@ TWo 'or thiee GIFEL | e — A —F e RS e e yon S, ST i 752 SUNSWEET | Ready o oy cod Fi . Dbl O ey Nz Lge. Size | Pillsbury Pancake Flour . .2 pkgs. 25¢ Sk 0T 8 ' Y [B1] zdding Gitt - : g || PRUNES | 2.Vircnia Apoe Butr s jr, 23c opinion’ it would be difficult to_ justify Pay Only 75¢c a Week CieamiafiWheat lge. pkg., 24e ::e exces‘l!\'e cosl"oh( l‘};\e kflndergnruni % o ¢ comparison W e average cOS S 5 S\ try. Th bout 25 S i 3 ‘ \ & £ DeeTle present st this meeting, - On & Lggestions i WE‘“‘,‘E:" thie spactel fes % Krumm’s Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles rising vote only two persons had in- , e to show you wha \ y S‘x;esg_e;?m;%hmwe v;v:mot: ,Efifp‘“;,‘;':,‘;’.‘,‘e S —abound throug}lout our un- | economy 1s made possible . il Lb. Pki 1 3 pkxl., 25c W ot fumciendy nteresied fo voie 3 usualédisplayarob iFine SFurni- B T S-S R A C | Chats Best Navy Beans pke., 13¢ er Wi 5 ! s o ture, Lamps, Mirrors, ete. can choose from three mag- R Gflflfln s Fish Roe 14-0z. can, 15¢ FUNERAL RiTES HELD Many selections at Moderate 7 :3::“::’ d:i'.:::"‘d' ‘.‘":‘i; \ 9 | Prices. oot Bt g . * * * * * STAR SPECIALS x x x x x of unusual brilliancy, perfect- FOR DR‘ P. s BYRNE Inspection Without Obligation Invited ly cut and set in ultra modern il fJ=masnma. 5| CAMPBELL’S BEANS 3 --23c of Medical Staff of Pen- 2 || James B. HEnperson | 9 42 GEMANT WILD ROSE SWEET CORN, 2 c-- 19¢ Puneral services for Dr. Patrick J. Fine Furniture, Laces, Upholstering, Paperhanging, Painting Byrne, 76, veteran practitioner of Wash- SN ington and former medical examiner at 1108 G Street————Phones g::::::: ;g;g | the Pension Office, who died yesterday S 9c at his home, 2810 Sixth street morth- east, were held this morning at St. An- thony's Church. e 9 e e Drnsvesitty of Tows » t ve ) . ana :g‘emae?le\:le Medical Hosglul. New =4 Lge. C c York, graduating from this latter in- N ie's ol prackice of 405 years, WL’ E l 5 which he resigned in 1918. Besides his widow, he is survived by $ % four sons, Paul, director of athletics at 1 8t. John's College; Patrick, jr., a star| . [ athlete at Holy Cross College: Joseph ) No. 2 Can c - and Robert, and four daughters, Mrs. Mary Crawley, Mrs, Elizabeth Van Sant, Mrs. Mary Tyler, all of this city, and Mrs. h Robinson of Laconia, N. Y. . Sarah Rol of Laconia Brewer-Snyder’s Potato Chips, LISBON (#).—The minister of agri- eulture told a recent trade convention that the United States had ousted Portuguese [ruit from the Brazillan Schindler’s Peanut Butter, 16-oz. jar, 25 market because exporters here were FLOUR s‘hlz‘ -;':. i "l/‘-":zpll‘:' 23: FLOUR careless in selecting and packing fruit Always Uniform in Vermont Maple and Cane Syrup, ) (Not Bleached) e a n d : C o nve n z e nt A PR T 12 Lb:““:d Lbs. | Superior Doughnuts phc‘l’:zt:: §g§ PRA o Poor racxiuf; Toses Trade. : e a s y ol v ' WASHINGTON Ige. pkg., 10c CERESOTA Wl]}g Rogers V-B Brand Old-Fashioned Apple Sauce, ays: ‘ h d-fr ) b 53c ;l_fi_ Puritan Malt E can, 15¢ 1 12 Lbs. s to have a dirierent j i Viatment Dog Foud: " "ctm 14 | = 63 night. They take this country’s census by his knockouts. He fought h s little black Pickaninny weighing : ’ only 202, named Mr. Neil Clisby, b Y FLOUR 12-lb. 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No wonder it’s Consommi " Vecerasie-Beze FRESH FISH WALKER HILL Trouble Swiftly the most popular hearty soup in the world. 12 cents a can. JuLmnns VeamicziiiTomare FOUNTAIN BRA NDV UNGUENTINE CONES It is so convenient for you to get 6 cans at a time! . H AMS - Dairy f"3'" : ' FILLET OF HADDOCK . . ™ 21c || Milk c eglect piles you invite the, ot and oberations seuse’Joss of time and are expensive. 3 A 1. 33 ||FRESH CROAKERS....~I5c| s cteaw burning and flglnl Il)'l': itly — stubborn cases usually e o ke | : Db || FRESH HERRING .....3™ 25| CHEESE el IOChbd g Pure Lard 24 25¢| ™ 10¢ b AVHITE i BACON ... -