Evening Star Newspaper, May 23, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1930. MEAT MARKETS Outstanding Values Lipton’s Tea . 21¢ L pkg. pkg. TIDEWATER A Herring Roe i 150 2 for Chum Salmon 15 2 for Large Ivory =y y 3 Gold Dust e 2 for Sugar 25¢ 49¢ Sanitary Butter . 43¢ Land O’ Lakes Butter .. 47¢ 55s ani c 099 FRESH E g 8 s c.no- 33 c SELECTED el Santos rmste Coffee . 2§5¢ 29¢ 39¢ 21c¢c large 10-1b. bag 5-1b. bag Pound TURNSTILE Green Bag Coffee Lb. Lard 2 % 25¢ “Sanico” Smoked Hams = 29¢ Smoked Shoulders Lb. Cudahy’s Puritan Bacon - 37¢ Swift’s Premium Franks . 30¢ Sliced Dried Beef Clicquot ..o .. 2 Country Club Brew Bere 15¢ Coca Cola, ete. < 6 " 25¢ Canada Dry Ginger Ale . 18¢ White Rock Water, 2 s« 35¢ Rock Cre o 3 25¢ Prudenc e i 45e vouse Rice Flakes 2 e 19¢ Kellogg’s v Biscuits r« 14¢ Post Toasties 2 ra. 15¢ Shredded Wheat re. 10€ 2 Pes. 25€ Puffed Wheat 35¢ Tomatoes z . 25€ Stringless Beans Hot House Beets 2 Buckes 15€ Corn on the Cob 3 = 25¢ Peas in the Pod 2 . 15¢ Fancy Spinach 3 s 20€ 25¢ Lettuce Del Monte Melba Peaches, 2'.7°45¢ Del Monte Bartlett Pears “.* 29¢ Del Monte 5\\: Cherries V. 35¢ Del Monte Fruit Salad Yot 39e .| Chuck Roast - 21¢ Leg of Lamb Breast of Lamb Boiling Beef Baking Chickens Cooked Sliced Ham BULK OR CARTON lottl . (Contents) Corned Beef tins Hash, 23¢ for Large and 1bs. fancy for Fancy heads Iceberg for BODY OF TODD LINCOLN’S SON TO BE BURIED HERE Remains Will Be Removed From Springfield, IlL, and Placed Be- side Grave of Father. ‘The remains of Abraham Lincoln, 2d, Why Pay for Everything Chambers -lll give the whole uner S 5100 L e 55 The Gulter Offices and Chapels 14th Cor. Chapin N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 ds, & n‘ yhnh.un l.l.ncoln 2d, died in London, Mareh 5, 1890, while his father was Minister to the Court of St. James. The body was budied in November, 1890, in a crypt in the National Lincoln Mon- mfle}fl.' in Oak Ridge Cemetery, Spring- When it was determined to Robert Todd Lincoln in Arlington Cemetery, Mrs. Lincoln requested that the son's remains be removed to Ar- Illinois State authorities re- cently consented to the removal. Military body bearers have been re- g‘um for the commitment services ere. CRASHES TO DEATH MARCH _FIELD, Rlvemlde, Calif., May 23 (#).—Crashing to the ground in a spin while attempting to land, Sec- ond Lieut. Harland H. Dekaye, a West Point graduate, was killed here yester- day. His mother, Mrs. W. H. Gage, lives in Kenosha, Wis. MONUMENTS Dittergat Siteer Matcrinis—Best W Markers—Letter Cu WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. . JARDINE, Sect: s x, vave. AW iat’) 5870, EISEMAN’S Seventh and F Sts. BARGAINS IN MEN'S SPRING SUITS $22.50 $32.50 Formerly $30 and $35 Formerly $40 and $45 On Convenient Payment Terms These are newly stocked Spring suits, marked at two popular prices. An abun- dance of light shades and blues are in- cluded. Pay weekly or monthly in small sums. No interest charges on deferred payments. THE WEATHER District of Columbia — Increasing cloudiness tonight, followed by showers and thunderstorms; tomorrow afternoon and n!tht moderate south and southwest winds, shifting to north- west tomarrow. Maryland-Virginia—In cloudi- ness, followed by showers and thunder- storms in west portion late tonight or tomorrow and in east portion tomor. row; cooler tomorrow afternoon night; increasing south and southwest winds, shifting to northwest tomorrow. West Virginia—Showers and thun- derstorms tonight; probably ending to- morrow morning; cooler tomorrow and in west portions late tonight. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., :‘l 8 noon, 84. S Barometer—4 p.m., 30.07; 8 pm, 30.07; 12 midnight, 30.06; 4 a.m., 30.06; 8 a.m, 30.10; noon, 30. Huhesb temperature, 86, occurred at 4:30 pm., yesterday. Lowest temperature, 63, occurred at 5:00 am., today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 75; lowest, 45. * Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today—Low tide, 11:05 am. and llrolnpm' high tide, 4:13 am. and | while ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 11 1 52 pm " high e, 5:2: Thllnl-ll..-. 'Today—Sun rose 4:50 a.m.; sun sets 7:20 pm. ‘Tomorrow- sets 131 —!unrh-(u am.; sun Moonm:fl am.; sets 2:37 pm. Weather in Various Citles. Temperature., T gi éi S weatner. Stations. % t Birmingham Bismarck, N. Boston, Mass. —of the family served gov- ern the cost of a Deal funer- al; one does not have to pay more than he feels he can afford. As proof of this latter as- sertion, let us say that our service, complete, may be had for $125. On the other hand, we have merchandise of a type desired by those ‘who may wish to spend many times this sum; ours is a service designed to meet the needs of all. FUNERAL HOME r refbrence. Ask your neighbor H STREET, N PHON ES LINCOI.N BéOOOZOI BOSTON BULLDOG, rown. fest, straient tall “white. batwesn: eyes 15 ot Jemerion st ‘and Seorsia ave; Teward i‘—rmfl'r—.n—r-—w old; dark brindis, white face and and fest s H'l 32 lllt n' SOIVFURRE, Mok i r, AT Vi, e "°° 413 AnaHrowi St Zn {hd Back an: the name of WA nv.u d to_ 404 ooy .:fll‘l‘? . Tag No. lqll'l Doo—m-—r“‘m B N R ley 272, ‘Edgemoor hlu Iolhlldl DOG—Biz_white polnter, TIver ear _-E lver spot, middle of Torehead:" Rasar CASSES R e Columb! m. w Teturned. 30878430 Porter at. oo™ l'lNDAm‘—uu 's_pendant, rounded by diamonds and ~pear pearl, v!-un unting and chali wa name Lesation, 1835 New Hamp- RING, piatinum, diamond and mfiu. oval setting, in or hear Army-Navy Club.” Re- ward if returned to 1840 Lamont o 1 CHAIN_Man's heavy sellow “gold "oak !. Every Pound Certified by the U.S. Government A v yon her butter. By color, learned that there in butter., Today, this is not necessary. Land O’Lakes Sweet Cream Butter is made of pure, pasteur- ized, sweet cream—as fresh and sweet as the cream you serve on ymn- own table. You will find in e of this butter a Gmrernmcnt Certificate of Qua- lity whch certifies that the chusning of this butter was 93 years ago the housewife had -ordyuponbuowndud‘memmbuymg avor and taste, she was a great difference score—the highest score of any Govern- ment Certified butter in America. Be sure there is an official United States Government Certificate in the but- ter you buy. It is your guarantee of finest quality. Today, Land O’Lakes Sweet Cream Butter brings assurance to more than a million and & half housewives of high quality butter in every pound they buy, certified by the Government of the United States. Ask for Land O’Lakes Sweet Cream Butter. You'll love the sweet cream taste, On Sale ONLY at All “Sanitary” and Piggly Wiggly Stores - BURNETT, 'ARON. _Sud CREWS FIGHTING | RED RIVER FLOOD Boy Drowns in Mississippi Creek—Automobile Lost in Louisiana. By the Associated Press. the steady rise of the Red River be- tween Shreveport and Alexandria. A number of families evacuated their homes after being warned that levees were weakening. Outside of Shreveport water from Cross Bayou was backing up toward the city limits, but the city proper was considered out of danger. In Northwestern Mississippi water still stood in many plu:u Andrew Aldridge, a lfl-yur-ojd drmed One away and two others nearly lost their lives while to drive across ;’ two-i ':n‘a . Red road overflowed et Y S e e River just south In the Ouachita was the mlyflvnmflflnn.mdlmn mm‘.w normal conditions was l.n PAIRO RITES ARE SET Funeral Services Are to Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon. services for Richard E. Pairo, Funeral 8 yem old. locally prominent for many md elvic circles, who CITIZENS TO MEET Chevy Chase Residents to Form Community Association. mnm of the n-ldanu el Md., at the nm M. E. Ohurch. Bhep.l and Connecticut avenue, | : night at 8 odoem‘? the miu-- orming & comm associa- Allnlldenumlnedwjoln in u:l;l. On Thursday, May 22. George ? (el Fireral rom her Iaté May 3¢ at 2 pm ock Creek c-me- Saturday, May 2 Creek Cometery. Please omit mm BRADLEY, SADIE ELIZABETH. this IE Saturday, My 17, o3t s RaDen residence. 109 A SADIE Euiza AD!.IY. ohe leives to fatne: %m and f,udy lIlmn 3 ‘: 'tru.n% ral will $e"heie Bunasy. u-iu‘hn‘u 1 & lhudcnn A M. 1y, on Tuesday. , &6 Bls residence, 1827 Florid, Puner imont st., ;:m at his aie I‘ En! 4 3 ...;-;'.; oF nds. nce on Sunds; ‘thence to Zion iuvusz (between ard and 4is st Washini past 20 i 0. 40; Colum- hunbn Temple, "fix.mn rom'mu D. R MARIE PIERCE, ANN m omen and_members Datcher Chapter, are Bereby not jned w 2tend’ te funeral | 64 3' Honored NANNIE "BU) inday, May 2! ar black clothes uasn'r, ¥e ANNA x. 24 ANNIE. lou ux Phyml Roseneia, NeT30h: oo v of ad Pe LAh-u otifed o the Sealdi O Tem) MINNIE -Y MA.QI' W. R. g‘!fl"ll BOP “llfl. e, %gl“.‘.:’z e ’l MARY, ' BURNS' (h 2 ve Vil ot Jorn 3 Burs ence 8 13ih “8UEAN. and loving, 'lle ?r' William of nur;‘pu the devots ‘Saturd o' Baotist Chureh, Deiwaer Tith T gnd 13th sts. nw. ‘Relatives and Triends cln.nu. SUSAN._ The Ladies' Relisble mediate Relief Socit You are re%uu"d fo sttend the of ORI 24, cloc rom Metro olitan: Bapiist c)mrch RS n 150k and. 13th "50 n.w. JESSIE M. id ADDIE CHASE GREEN, R £ sda "r Z5Bir, “belaved wite . Priszell of 1311 Em: Fune: I LARMO) but lovln chi "y and X o o Tvlea Shedrment at A'tlnllvn ‘wational Cemetery. LISTON. HELEN ELIZABETH. On Thur: day, May 33, 1930. at her residence, nll 4th st se. 'HELEN ELIZABETH. belov Eife of thi late Richard Liston Staoliraes “morntos: May. 3. ay 930 i > o, Ma Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- N. HELEN. Ladies’ lenevo mt _So- cl»‘w of 6t. Teresa's Church meet S late Tesdence of. e, ns-rm' 3218 4th st. s, Fride at 8 pm. and’ atten s Chhirch, a-mra!& morn| MARSHALL, = RETTA, ay. and D st Rev R. ficiating. ~ Remains Testing Gray !uneul neme 614 4%z NEWMAN, Depa: 18 xno at 150 am. at .~ Augustine’s ~ Churcl high requiem mass. OLIVER. BARBARA ‘Thursday, May 23, 1996 10 e peiL si. te. BARBARA GA Befovea “Tother of - Archie. Wilson ofiver, 'in her #th yesr. O R o 8 ..a,..l eam-'m'y Relatives and m-n of fromdne, "ior "S5th ot mow. Interment Oak mn Cemetery. = Thureday, Ma: ROBINSO! v X y CHARLES. oA et nig residence, 114 C INSON. "t Fre: R R e, 300 R 1 ave. mw Notice of funeral later. TERRILL. JAMES. Thursdey, May 12, 1 at Waller Reed Gen ’ ospital, JAM RRI] Remaing ‘s rufleu !unl{: home, R. 1 ave. nerai later. TQWNSEND, MARRIET E. On Wednesdas, May 21, 1030, a dence. the G L e Caadrens et 11 am. Suddenly. on Th ce. 2 SERiHA Wi B DE'“mnmm- ¢ 9 o'clock fro esidence. | Interment wnmn ay, "3 ., son. H Lenors Jane w. ay 24 1 sioral Cemetery. Ju Memortam. ogezs, AP I T )ny za 3 PR e AN M my mer aay we m In those bright re Year after ear her Behold her grown more fair. Tmu do 'i walk with her and keep Vond Whieh natur n?:fixnu“ ‘saa” Temenbratice, thoush M85 Feach her where she I 8y T & HILDREN. * OWLER. J. In sad but WARD. ot dhce o1 7 dear brother, Wl iWo years ago today, May 33, 2 s nd in all his w l.nvmgllnl ki ul‘fi Upri t to BPrisht A0 JHeY 12 Sert and mind ful memory he left What a beauti | HOLMES, MARTE membrance of my FHOTMES (nge Butler 250 todey, May 3, I T MO M. H R BEVOTED DAUGHTER. MYRTLE ELIZABETH. In sad remembrance _of _our mother, MYRTLE departed thiy life” thirteen years ag9 &2 ABETis, M As I loved you, l“u E ORTER, VIRGINIA B. AND JO Toving ‘tribute to, (he memory of ARG PORTER, who d VIRG! life six years ago today, May :1 &'sfl"' T { kvl\mvo . "’"’“‘ '4""u Sur ’u‘:m.a Roner, SARAE POTNG, who ‘deps: life " thirvesn Jears 4o todays u-y 2, : 11 Thirteen long ¥ aw you last. uunc m no: 2 fors HER'" DEVOTED n' JOHN, CLARA AND SRR FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T CHAS. S, ZURHORS;iE 301_EAST CAPITO Phone Lineoln ¥ | Frank Geie;' 2 Sor Cor_ ’ | 1113 SEVENTH ST. National 2473 lern_ hone e SCOTT 409 8th ST. 8B LINCOLN 0530. TIMOTHY HANLON anl’ll Director Prival le St. N.E. V. L SPEARE CO. S BLIUTE S S o P ormerts 040 ¥ St N.W. Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 924_New York Ave. NW. Distriet 9008 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 B ST. NE. mh ““ : "‘——_—Hfifié R SPFAR WILLIAM J. NA 522 Sth St. S.E. No_Braneh Oln JlOHN R. "WRIGHT CO. 837 10th St N.W. Phone Nerth !1 Clyde J. Nichols, Ine. 4209 9th Bt. N.W. J- WILLIAM LEE'S son§ CREMATORIUM. 332 PA. AVE. N.W. NATIONAL w.W. Dcal & 816 H ST NE ]os:ph F. Birch’s §tfi i (3034 M St NAWE i, met = the hu".'ohn Aonrbse (x{ur HUGHE rluonl.l:'ron Suddenly, nn.'{u“- 1 ENDLETO K fur 3 23 ANNIE s%.’l;nnndny May 22, A trom o & a3 e Comforter CEMETERIES. "GLENWOOD CEME Vaultage, $5 per menth Choice lots and ” > FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON-SECTARIAN PERPETUAL CARE | widTanre sale'tViensen For dites REASONABLE PRICES—TERNMS ros. Cow 1212 B St. Agtiatio—ezpresmte—mexsenstve,