Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1930, Page 9

Hom-de-Lite Mayonnaise i 15¢ Made in our sanitary kitchens ASCO or Rob Roy Ginger Ale 3 no. 25¢ Plus Bottle Deposit Clicquot Club SEC or Canada Dry Ginger Ale 3 Bots. 500 C. & C. Imperial Dry - Ginger Ale Choice Domestic Sardines. . Tasty Potted Meats. ... Diplomat Boned Chicken. bh.nyurn Prunes . . ° o 0 Weekly Specials! Medium Ivory Soap 4 cakes, 25¢ Mazola Oil Pint, 27¢ and Crackers. .6 for 25¢ Fancy Fresh Large Heads Fresh Juicy Whole or Chuck Roast .- Roast ...... purposes or household use, a5C0 Be Sure of TEAS 1 1ceaTer Libby’s Cooked Corned an. &5 et Butter *43c The Finest Butter in America Makes Good Sandwiches Victor Bread:: 5¢ sme FRESH ROLLS " 10c 4SCO Sandwich Spread *& 15c 4SCO0 Peanut Butter R Sanshine Biscuit S¢ Cakes + Lemons . . . Boneless 3-cornered Last-Minute Memorial Day Reminders! Memorial Day—and the great outdoors calling you to a day in the open! That means big appetites, and you will need some of the items listed below. These and many others await your selection. And your savings will far exceed your expectations! It Pays to Shop Where Quality Counts! Our Stores Will Be Closed All Day Memorial Day, Friday, May 30, 1930. Open Late the Night Before ASCO or Ritter Cans Oc Specially priced e | If VICTOR BLEND & Prim Choice Rice. .. Orange Pekoe, India Ceylon, Old Country Style Timely Suggestions! Golden 2w 2lc Finest King Ko Calif. Pe‘aches c... 50¢ Delicious Fruit—Try Some Finest Fresh Produce! Tomatoes . Iceberg Lettuce 2+«25¢ Quality Meats! HAMS - - - HAMS Every One Will Want a Fine Sugar-Cured Ham for Memorial Day’s Outing All sizes from 9 to 19 lbs. and all sugar cured. Shank half Finest Corn-Fed Beef Boneless Pot Roast. . .25¢ Lean stewing Beef somiraitlc ...Ib, 32¢c Fancy Milk-Fed Stewing Chickens . . Ib., 35¢ Fancy Young Frying Chickens . . . Ib., 32¢ Boiled Ham. . .. .1 1b., 35¢ Luxury Loaf ....31b., 25¢c Fine Halfsmokes We are ready to serve you. Bese prices efiective in hi B~ You Will Be Assured of Complete Satisfaction 39¢—29¢=10c saved the choice COFFEE “ia ACME BRAND [rey COFFEE m:.l.m -r,n 35c A4SC0 Fancy Wet Shrimp........... Can 19¢ ....Can 5S¢ Light Meat Tuna Fish.........Can 14¢, 20c ...Can25¢ | ASCO Corn Flakes. ... . .3 pkes. 20c .Small ean 5¢ | Kellog’s Pep. ... ... 12¢ .3 big cans 25¢ Kellogg’s All Bran. Pks. 12¢, 20c ....Can 49¢ Quaker Muffets. Seses e G100 Corn Cooked Corned Beef, Ib., 35¢ Long Horn Cheese, Ib., 27¢c Our stocks are complete—wh, eeds for holid it pays to shop Where Qulnpy Counll..“.r yout food btohe s SUUTHE BV sisang SFAR. WASHINGTON, WILE GIVES ADDRESS Journalist Talks Before Doctors at Frederic William Wile addressed the more than 285 physicians who attended the annaul dinner of the Washington Clinical Country Club last night. “Behind the Scenes ‘Washington.” Charles Wilbur Hyde, president of the club, presided. quet committee included Dr. man, chairman; Dr. C. I. Griffith, Dr. H. P. Ramsey and Dr. J. W. Peabody. Clinical Club Dinner. Club the Congressional His topic was in London and Members of the ban- H. N. Dor- Sweet Mixed Dill or Sour 25¢ Qt. Jar You Serve +29¢ delight— = 25¢ Pkg. Bantam 2 cams 29€C *Gunther's Brew rat. DC *Puritan Cereal verage 4 5. 25¢ *Coca-Cola *Hi-Ho and All Other Beverages 6 2. 25¢ *Plus deposit. Asco Queen Olives Asco Stuffed Olives Bot. 10c, 20c 2 = 23¢c e 37c . 25¢ 21bs. for 25¢ lb., 25¢ MON UMENTS H DIH!PPHI Bllel. !ll!rl !—Il‘ll W Markers—Letter Cutting WASHINGTQN GRANlTE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. 448 N, a very good ket for. .. EEL VAULTS. e ST Bes! buy Al Prices Inel Sery, CHAMBERS Co. 14th Cor. Chapin N-W. drastically reduced. COOLMOR SHADES ! A DELIGHTFUL PLACE ON A HOT DAY narrow Choose Now! Formerly $30 and $35. .. action is WM. JARDINE, Secty Y. Ave N.W i s cn 385 lervice of The Greater and Chapels Phone Columbia 0432 Values like these can't 322.50 Not a special purchase, but our regular stock we've A complete selection for men and young men in both light shades and blues. PORCH Edumv RECEIVERS APPOINTED FOR ILLINOIS PLANT Cornstalks Products Co. Say Receivership Resorted to During Reorganization. By the Associated Press. DANVILLE, 1., Judge Walter C. Lindley vesterday ap- pointed F. E. Butcher and Clint C. Tilton of Danville as receivers for the Cornstalks Produets Co., Incorporated, a Delaware corporation with headquarters in New York and a plant at Tilton, IIl. The appointments were made with the consent of the company, and the | described as a friendly re- celvership in | serve th> assets for a short period pend- Ing a reorganization. U. S. BUYS TIMBERLAND | 13,000 Acres in Yosemite Valley Acquired ‘with Rockefeller Aid. Government acres of privately-owned timberland in | | Yosemite National Park was announced | today by Secretary Wilbur, The purchase price of approximately $3,300,000 was shared alike by John D. | Rocketeller, jr., lnd the Government. FOUR MEN MEET DEATH THREE RIVERS, Quebec, May 28 (). —Four men lost their lives on a farm near Stzephyrin de Courval yesterday. when the ground above a well from | { which they were removing cans of milk collapsed and buried them. The victims were Ernest Marcotte owner of the farm, his two sons and | Philippe Jutras EIIS]EMAN’S Seventh and F Sts. last Come in tomorrow and make your selection. MEN’S SPRING SUITS Formerly $40 and $45. .. 332.50 Pay Weekly or Monthly as Convenient! No interést or extra charges for our convenient credit plan. Buy now...pay weekly or monthly. WEDNESDAY, ANNUAL GOLD STAR VISIT IS PLANNED Washington Mothers to Place Poppies on Sixteenth Street Memorials. Officials 2 28.—Federal | Hearldin, the approach of another Memorial , Gold Star Mothers will make their annual pumm-n to upper | Sixteenth street at 5 |ernocon to decorate with poppies the | World War memorial trees and markers | lining that tharoughfare. ‘The mothers Ifll be assisted' by mem- | bers of Victory and George E. Killeen Posts of the American Legion. The trees and stones were erected in memory | of Washington boys who gave their lives in_the conflict. Memorial services will be held tomor- Tow by emfglnyes of the Government Printing Office and of the Bureau of Engraving and_Printing and by Boy Scouts of the District. Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, chief of staff of the Army, will be the prin- cipal speaker in the program at the Government' Printing Office. The ex- ercises, starting »t 3:30 o’clock in Hard- | ing Hall, will be under auspices of the | United Veterans of American Wars. The Army Band Orchestra will furnish pa- triotic selections. Senator Tydings of Maryland will de- liver the principal address at the Bu- reau of Engraving and Printing serv- ices to be held at the bureau at 12:15 tomorrow under auspices of Bureau of | Engraving and Printing Post, No. 23, of the American Legion. The program will ,include brief addresses by James FP. Kehoe, post. commander; Paul J. Me- | Gahan. national executive committee- | man of the District Legion, and Direc- | tor Alvin W. Hall of the bureau. In- vocation will be by Rev. Howard E. Snyder, department chaplain of the Legion. Mrs. Elsie Hart will render two solos and the orchestra of the | Marine Band will play. ‘Taps will be | sounded by Arthur 8. Whitcomb, second leader of the band. equity designed to con. acquisition of 13,000 | f= 15 HELD IN DRY PLOT NEW YORK. May 28 (#).—Fifteen | persons, iIncluding one woman, were convicted last night of having con- | spired to divert liquor by use of stolen Ador(ors prescriptions. | _ Assistant United States Attorney }WI'M sald two of the defendants, George Steiger and Mrs, Irma Dane, wtolc prescription books from physicians all over the country. The books in | turn, Watts sald, were “cleared” by two | other defendants, J. Robert Cogen and | John Coughlin, through druggists. | " “The jury recommended leniency in the case of the remaining defendants, | all of whom were druggists. Sentences are to be pronounced today. e sy forever.: Marriage Licenses. Lorne M. Bennett, 31, ana tovien J. Stevens, L. both of Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. Poor ‘Apoll_Soucek, this clty, and_ Asnes Hoffman, Thomas Ady. 26 3. E-O'Connor, 26, Wellaviile, N, i3 3. Chicasg, 1 Rilth A Bivant. 31, Schrectedy, N. | rcwm a TRecd 22, and Anna A. Lorensen, 20: Rev. Henry J. Manken. Aubrey L Blivins, 30, 'And Vida Stodsel, |19 E. Hez Swem. masar X Riden. 21, and Ee M. Kidd, 21; Rev. ‘Allan'F. Poo; B roumn 35 and Leura G Rev. P. C. GAy N Nippier, 35. Caingsville, Fla ;n u; A O'Nell, 31, Weich, W. Rev. ‘Raipn L cmmemn. 26, Tulsa, Okla., -m: Louvaine P. Forbes, 19, Jamestown, | Mbary L. Burns., 3. snd Joseshine A, crowles, 3 Rev. ot ixon. Geo: Hawkins, mmer c: Rev, P. W. Perkin Sweeney. 30, Whd Ermia M. | Brown: 16: ‘Rev ) ;, d Lueille Jnckson, EFW‘TEA’ ppIY Animat Resen ague. 349 Marviand ave sw _LOST. nlg Reward. +Call Llnrnln | BEADE uine; \mu‘rol.n-nmwn. containing _money, 1i- cene. stc;: wiclnity conn. and Florida aves. | Burr. Clev. 2917. Amer- Dirvoming nd . Nebraeks Rew mn Oniversity, et prple leather, containir | ORa owmers. it in ‘mnr Tox. Gth ane Mul Irving st.'n.w._Adams 3231, \!ARR!ND«CUI"!. Seinnilies zlrelr sold Sa night. d. 818, | pack: Satubday | La_Salle_Bide. | POX TERRIE! | black ~ spots. | $honie_Clev. 6432 Reward. ~ Ap! u Beward.” 3824 Garhend pe between 908 8 st nw. A n.w., Monday evening: these words: Major others follow.” Reward RTEN rlfn double_Bau rH. OB, Dllmond T ean or Woodward & Lolhrn 4, Reward H. B Gardner, 3118 O & | PAY ENVE! Tning . 3800 Finder Dlease retarn to 1330 Conn._ave. celve_rewar: o'clock this aft- | ! THE WEATHER I District of Columbia—Fair and cooler tonight and tomorrow; moderate south- west. winds, becoming northwest by tonight. Virginia—Generally fair and cooler tonight and tomorrow; moderate south- | west winds, becoming fr-sh northwest tonight. Maryland—Generally fair and cooler, except possibly light rain in the moun- tains tonight; tomorrow fair and cooler; moderate shifting winds, becoming fresh northwest by tonight. ‘West Virginia—Generally fair and cooler tonight; temorrow fair, with | cooler in extreme east portion. Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 70; 8 p.m., 65; 12 mldnilht 56; 4 am., 54; 8 am, 58 pm., 2099; : 12 midnight, 30.01: 4 lm 2996 8 a.m., 20.90; noon, 29.74. H Hj[hos! temperature, 73, occurred 1 noon today. Lowest,_temperature, 54, occurred at 4 am. toda Temperature same date last year— Highest, 85; lowest, 67. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) A Low tide, 2:05 am. 3:03 pm.; high tide, 7.57 am. 8:28 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 2:51 a.m. and 3:50 pm.; high tide, 8:43 am. and 9:16 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 4:47 am.; sun sets 7:24 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 4:46 am.; sets 7:25 p.m. Moon rises 4:45 wm.; sets 8:25 p.n. Today and and Sim Btations. . Atianuic Oity . Baltimore. Bismarck, N. Boston, e s 3 a , Ohio Sieveiana "Shin: 3 Columbia, 8. C. 30. nver, Colo. ! 30.00 Detroit, Atich. Tex. Satveston, Tex. Helena, Mont... 20 Pt cloudy Cloudy Glea! Prcloudy Cloudy udy Pt.cloudy Rain Fitioua cloudy Eloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Ral Cloua! Clea: 008 Pt.cloudy | ¥o (7 a.m., GreenWith Lie. today H Tempé‘vmur&wuther ane Bloeknoms Gibraitar, * Soain (Noo Horta (r-nn "Rzo Suirent obsery: rmuda Part cloudy H.lmmon !e erm 4 rt 76 Gloudy 78 Rain EMPEROR PLANS WEEK IN SOUTHWEST JAPAN Hirohito Continues Policy of See- ing All of Empire by Trips to Shizuoka Region. By the Associated P TOKIO, May 29.—In accordance with the program he has set himself for see- ing as much as possible of his domains, Emperer Hirohito has left Tokio ln . special train for Shizuoka, 117 southwest of the capital. He will spend a week in the Shizuoka region, famous for its tea, oranges and lacquer ware, and return to Tokio June 3. Although he has reigned only since Christmas day, 1926, already Hirohito has been seen by far more of his sub- jects than were any of the Emperors be- fore him. Hirohito is an enthusiastic amateur biologist, and finds much of his recrea- tlon in his private laboratory attached to the imperial palace in Tokio. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MemorialaAddress by Summerall. Gen. Charles P. chief of Summerall, staff of the Al'mfl will make the prin- cipal address at the Memorial day !xfl‘rllfl at Rye, Westchester County, I o fm“- o ushers and their ‘kindnt 0 us_during®ou ki RON BURNETT ' WIFE AND GRILDARN O fll R\!'T AARON. We wish to thank the e and clerks of ”"' Bureau of En- lUlHnl and Printin, the Treas- urs' for "their lovely floral™ tributes and kindness lo #; during o1 bereavement. AARON B WIFE AND CHILDREN. * T. We wish to ex- ki apprecintion ehbors for the McCARTHY, MARG press our sincere’ thi to our many friends KInd expresions ‘of, syhoathy. o ful floral trlhuln althe I onMARGARET ) R LO‘"NG A"Nfl MAR MORRISSEY i Born. !Al:'l‘l! V-vflll |'1\l\D n".lw‘;lnrd. Pa.. U. 8. Marines, a flnnlmt‘r e " Beaths. BARBER. JENNY. A Ry BA Buddfllly‘an Mll fl Willlam D. Barber, neral from her dlul JH\]I\ Collins. 237 th )ll n- ay, May 20. at 3 el i (r)enr:h invited. Inlermem C'fllr H" hl»'(WAVGSR AnlAllAH BERNARD NARD MARRA BERWANCER Fitinen. is reported by he & Generat At Ry Auair representatives of * dec further information b Depariment of State, \l BOTELER. SARAH A. On May 27, the residence of hér nm-nm as ased can “oblain to n, D. C. Dplyil hington, Sohater. 5102 Kan BOTELE Kindly omit - s » ISSIUS, ALLEN. On Monday. May 26, 1930, 21 Garield ifospital, ALLEN BOSBIUR: beloved {ather of Mr. Ravmond Bussius® Funeral from ‘the ch John R. Wright Co. 1337 10th st. n.w. Thursday, Mav '20. At 2 o'clock. Interment Glen- wood Cemetery. H BUSSIUS, ALLEN. A special communicatfon 8t. John' No. Wil he Bl TRandan. 1 oclock pm., ing the fun Fast Master GEO for the ing_at the H. “Hines Co. "fune; }:‘:'w, 2901 14th st. n.w. Notiee of funersi : DIFKIHG"V MAIY Jv l\lnlrfld this Church st. n.w.. Y JU I\ D' e BON, devoied wife n( Robert L. ‘80N, flll\ h'(r of Willia and W lor, : ot of Racnel Lee Loutse Dickerson. Reman W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fun Notice of fune nd " Festing at csi 1 chureh, 141 t. n.w. Inter. from the shipped to c-mlm- Co.s V. il b Pridey, Mey 30, Tor wuria GRIMES, EVA M. on oMonday, May ", 1!30. at her ualdmc: L st. 3 VA M. Seloved Funéral ‘trom ‘th 1337 OVES, w! devoted 'mother Hoo: Snd Johnnie Willis. sister or Codtiney wn lis and mother-in-In Hoo Bhe Alib 15aves other relasiy Punersl Sunday. Jine, Zlon Baptist Chiren, sts.s.w., Rev, W Tt Washington -& ciauine; HEBDEN. SYDNEY, Deceml DNEY HEBDEN of Lond¥n spany e Inteired o flma‘ Guiten. .sm":! field of the dead, Thurs Ma; ar. mo, at 11 ocloek EN( LouIs C. ay, May R R T of the ‘infe Wiliem P Helen Funeral from hig late residence: iver, Spring, Md on mas roun e ives and friends mvlt!d Forest. KIKNIDY‘ May 30 te resid, e o Briday. May 30; lne,n:;.la B8t Joseph's Chureh, at i tives d, Interment at Mount s invite TelSemeter. KINNER., ABELLE. (hh II Wedni 1631 Notlee'of tuneral Bereatier. MEDFORD. WILLIAM C. On Wedn May 28 At his Tesidence. 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SHAFFER m!mfl":‘n'-‘-'.nfn‘}i Opea lwnl;ln Eye o CEMETERIES. 2 GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month ___Choice sites for sale. FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY NON ucnxun PERPETUAL cul NAULTS | ORY wiio Ranse Sold'or Res *nshes REASONABLE Pllcn-"nl.v MODERN CREMATORIUM | MeAl ros. {1 5 Notlce of funeral hereafter. In Memortam. ARMSTRONG, WESLEY 1. In lovin ory ey 1 ng, who this life elght years ago 3 1922, He wai ving and and brof .3 BOYD. BI . In memory of our di mother ndmother, BER BOYD. rted this'life four yoars ;{o todany. May 3 DA a& mxl. ““fi. % DAVIS, CICELY D. ln sad but loving meme oty of & devoted wife and tender mothef: CICE DA eparted this MARTIN. ELLA M, A tribute of love ‘memory of my Gear wite and our \'nl= mother, ELLA MA] enter exrs” ago " odsrs into"eternal Yot elint May 28, 1922. He giveth His beloved sleen. HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * IFFE, ROSE BRASCHL In lov of my beloved daughte: me T, BRASCHI MCAULTFFE, who died two years a0 today, May 28 1928, ARGARET BRASCHL * SARDO. MAY. A Seikite, o, the Tevmun my “u'n'qa‘l'n‘ devoted frienc, MAY 8A ree years , 1927, e N X STANISCI, MICHAFL M. In loving re - Brance ot my dear huiband, M NISCI, who ted this i one year 240 toany. May 3 The flowers 1 place upon the wither and decay. But the “love for th that sleeps beneath Will never fade X ‘sad memories THE 257 acar gne iaid o And the one who thinks of him todsy Is the one who loved ?;l' t. A 'lon, . STEWART. MAR ARET, aco; ARETEd e, mrmoq Gangt s Saignier. LoVISE died ‘October 11, G ok m- strensth bear out henvy cros He ls the oni Who knows T “our loss. Her we her days of pain, ke ez et nguient, worn-out frame 't la Has Tound sweet fest A lagt 00 How bitter ', ANNIE. Sacred to W Ouk drar motner: ANNIE wofluflfi. Tne 5 s ifa "eleven e €0, May s home 'IlholIl . moln ? " eu‘r * dnrilng ‘mather W ares u i?:%}' M1s80 Fan (e YOUNG, EUGENE. t loving re- Washington-Baltimore ¢ District Line Lodee House | City Offce. 1332 G 8§ Lincoln 259 District 6103 In sad brance of our dear lm lnl brot| r.nfig NE YOUNG, whe. d'DlrlAd lhhm two years ago today, May 28, 1 cannot fllln rmlr loving hlnl, THI PAMILY. €