Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1930, Page 44

BynivinGg Srak” WASHINGIUN, D. O, THUKSDAY, JUNK 1z, 1990, GEN. TSCHAPPAT RELIEVED)| FROM PHILIPPINES POST Will Inspect Activities in West Be- for Becoming Assistant Ord- Tk terests throughout the country for many years. He stayed in the Regular Army fod only two years, resigning on June 12, 1877, with the rank of Meutenant ta enter business. He was a lineal de- scendant on his maternal side of Joseph Smith, captain of the Minute Men at Concord, April 19, 1775 Prior to his retirement he was identi- p T at Fort Riley, Kans,, for transfer to the | Bliss, Tex., to Omaha, Nebr.; Ma]. H. L. Army retired list September 30, 1930,| Rice, Ordnance, from the office of the GEN. ELBERT WHEELER after more than 30 years’ service. Maj.| Assistant Becretary of War to com- K Clinton L. Hoy, Medical Corps, at 58D | mand the ordnance depot at Charl D'MGE . Retired Commander of New Hamp- shire Guard Was be returned, but that 3,300 5-gallon cans| the ruling would Lmit activities of pro- in the same seizure may be retained by | hibition agents making seizures under SEIZED SUGAR SENT Bz e ot g BACK; CANS HELD|Soowo=s = soots ) ¢ naterials to be used in the manufacture| Urge Mrs., Morrow’s Silence. L e iy i | ENGLEWOOD, N. J, J @) : . ; Jazar and 12 employes are facing ar- 5 , N. J, June 12 (A)— Ohio Judge Finds Containers Only | ionnl ("% ere on charges of conspir-| Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow has received Named in Prohibition Con- | acy to violate the prohibition laws in | letters urging her to stay at home and kecp quiet (meaning to refrain from | connection with the seizures. i | "Other property ordered returned_to spiracy Warrant. Tasar Thclded saven Automobiles, 1,216 | campaigning for her husband in the et N | 1-gallon cans, several mash pumps, a|scnatorial fight). Telling of the letters | quantity of yeast and service sacks of | in a radio address she said: “It seems corks, to me a little unfair not to be allowed Judge West said his ruling was based | some part in this latest adventure of my on insufficiency of the search warrant, | husband'’s. We have always done things which specifically referred only to the | together,” she quoted from Kipling's | 5-gallon_cans. | “Kim”; “The husbands of the talkative Defense attorneys expressed opinion | have a rich reward in the hereafter.” National nance Chief. Brig. Gen. Willlam H. Tschappat, re- | cently appointed assistant chief of ord- nance, has been relieved from duty in the Philippines and ordered to inspect ordnance activities in California, Wash- ington, Utah and Nebraska preliminary to assuming his new duties at the War Department. The President has ap- proved the application of Col. Ray. J. Stanclift, Veterinary Corps, stationed 87 the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 12.—Fed- eral Judge West Tuesday ruled that| 90 tons of corn sugar seized in a raid on the warehouse of Leo lazar, self- styled “sugar baron” of Akron, must , has bee P T ordered to his home | oy, 8. C.; Capt. W. E. Remington, In- City, and Capt. Arthur Morehouse, Medical Corps, at San Antonio, have|y p . Matthews, Infantry, from the | el it Silak Philippines to duty at Howard Uni- fied with many corporation interests. Qunrtermssterb(e:nrps. at the War De- partment, has been ordered to the Gen- 2 i Denver, Colo,, to this city; First Lieut. | EIbert Wheeler of the New Hampshire SR Joseph J. Hornisher, Medical Corps | National Guard, retired, died at his| willjam Anderson, the 67-year-old ley, Infantry, has been transferred from Bangor , Me, to Nogales, Ariz.; Lieut. Medical Corps of the Regular Army | a Fifeshire juvenile fool, ball team, hag and assigned to duty at the Army Med- | States Military Academy in 1875 and|offered his dbrvices should the club’ ever for retirement. Lieut. Col. James P. fantry, from Fort George G. Meade, been ordered to examination for re- By the Asst ed Press. | versity, Washington, D. C.; First Lieut A e Huj waay e Olsocoriob (e wacnawory eral Hospital at Hot Springs, Ark.. for Reserve, at Williamsburg, Va.. has been | home here Tuesday night at the age of | secretary for Scotland, Who Tecently Col. D. R. Rodney, Cavalry, from Fort r ical Center, this eity. | was identified with water works in-|need a fullback. Walker, Coast Artillery, at New York Md., to Fort Benning, Gi Pirst Lieut. | tirement. Lieut. Col. O. H. Sampson, N. JA, N ~—Brig. Vi Horert Tt MEUiE Bisdical Goipe fom | Shu A N. H.jJune 13-=Brig:Clen. | at Balatia; iWis treatment. Lieut. Col. Robert L. Mose- appointed a first lieutenant in ‘h"fln_ He was graduated from the United became a member of Bowhill Rovers, Mead, 8. Dak., to Boston; M Campbell, Medical Corps. Tee Souvenirs | O o1 1ow 'EOPLES DRUG STORE No.120 12% and F Sts. ( Jhe New Store, Northeast Corner) you and your friends to sl announcement carefully ot come tomorrow and sha is sale is for the benefit of our customer the right to refuse to sell dealers and to limit quantiti articles in this are limited, therefore we suggest early buying to avoid any possibility of disappointment. The FREE souvenir offers and special money-s effective for tomorrow, June 13—ONLY at the new and F Sts. emarRable MoneySaving Tomorrow marks the formal opening of another bright, modern PEOPLES DRUG STORE, right in the heart of Washington's down- town shopping center—the northeast corner of Twelfth and F Sts. To make this opening sale an event of interest and importance to every thriftwise shopper, we have selected more than a hundred articles from our regular stocks and priced them at cost, less than cost and slightly above cost. It is seldom that an opportunity of this character is offered, even by PEOPLES DRUG STORES, where greater savings are the rule rather than the exception. We want ADDING ANOTHER LINK TO THE CHAIN ~ THAT SERVES YOU BETTER & SAVES YOU MORE SPECIALS -ing prices are re at Twelfth on Sale at the New Store Tomorrow Grand Openi BARGAIN #8c Combination Tool Set This set consists of hammer, two jcrawdrivers, chis- t e i65¢ $1 Crane’s Stationery o¢ high- A beautiful, white stationery forged steel. with attractively lined en- gy g $1.50 Folding Card Tables m Only Brief Case A limited quantity of thess genuine Jeather brief cases at this price o $2.98 price 60c Rubber Gloves 33¢ Pair Famous Fault- less Brand Rub- ber Gloves in colors of blue, rose and green. $3.85 COTY L’Origan Perfume o Here Is & low price on this mous _perfume. Se- bottle during this sale. 79¢c Chamois Skin A splendid qual- ity chamois skin, #ize 16x21 inches. MORE SPECIAL VALUES : .. $1.50 Framed Plctures and Brass Va al A strong, Aurable folding card table at an exceptionally low price. _ Fin- ished in either red $1.75 Thermos Bottles rhermos Bot- tle nickel-plated cap and shoulders. At tractive green finished case, $2.75 Thermos Lunch Kit lunch kit I 25¢ Tarkish Towels ; = = = 7 for $1 Pure, Delicious CANDIES Bott N e priced very low at the New Store owels, Tomorrow e T s 40c Myra Monet Hard Candy, lb. jar, 25c 35c Campfire Marshmallows, box,. . ..23c 50c Mammy Lou Peppermint Patties TRIEON oo o005 vioeasiaisin skonsiohsans 40c Chocolate Covered Peanuts, Ib. 40c Mammy Lou Peanut Brittle, 1b. I v sk s N o165 0 5c Chewing Gums (all brands), 2 for 5c 5c Life Savers (all flavors), 2 for.....5¢c 5¢ Beechnut Fruit Drops, 2 for.. «eBC FREE! 1-1b. Box of Mammy Lou Candies Every customer making a purchase amounting to 50c or more In the Candy Department tomorrow will re- ceive absolutely FREE a half-pound box of Mammy Lou Homemade Candies. 83¢ An attract containing_a haif-pint size green finished Thermos Bottle, Very specially priced during the opening sale. —— 29 Flect ron i Too-burner Hlectric, Stoves Iot People’ Choic¢ 29c¢ Pageant :.lnllnl :flll, bridge size Bathroom Tissue 8 Rolls, 50¢ An opportunity to buy this high- Rrado bathroom tissue at a price much lower than usual. Stock up_mow All 10c Cigars....5 for 35¢ All 5c Cigars....7 for 25¢ CIGARETTES—priced low! ' 40c Box of 50 Chesterfield Lucky Strike ( 2 for 55¢ $7.50 Musical Cigarette Box.$3.75 $6.00 Rumidor Humidor. . . .$2.59 $5.00 Ronson Pocket Lighter . $3.49 $5.00 Clark Pocket Lighter. .$2.50 FREE! $1 Lochtite Tobacco Pouch with the purchase of any $1 PIPE g Y Camel = 0ld Gold $1.75 Mozart Chenille Rugs Size 18x36 inches Fxcellent _quality chenille bath mats in different colors o that Vepy You may make your selections : Yo aien "your bathroom cotorSpecial Electric Waffle Iro; SALE of SOAPS 7c Lifebuoy Soap. .....4 for 23c 10c Peoples Vegetable Oil Soap . . dox. 59¢ 10c Lux Toilet Soap, 10 eakes 69¢ 10c Camay Soap 23c 75¢ Worthee Bath Sprays 49c A shower Rosebud Baby Pants 3prs.50c ndid quality $1 Min-It Man Watches 83c A rugged, neatly finished i that will stand much_abuse. Toaster 89c A guaranteed toaster that makes two pieces of golden brown foast at the same time Comes complete with full-length exten- sion cord. Electric Flat Iron $1.49 These irons have guaranteed heat- ing_element and are complete with full-length extension cord. Non-burn wood~ en handle. $1 Baby Therma-Jug Alarm Clocks 9c etrec Tell Your Friends About This Sale. Come Tomorrow and An bath Save! HOME REMEDIES Low Priced Peoples Seidlitz Pow- ders cesasaseslle Purity Drugs 19¢ Peoples Soda Mint Tablets ....13¢ 60c Bathing & Rub- bing Alcohol, Pt. 33¢ 55c¢ Tuxedo, 8-0z. tin. .. 60c Sir Walter Raleigh, 8-oz. GIVEN AWAY! in the Cigar De- Has i fop bell a Keeps time curately Quring this sale. | iy 49 tomorrcw. 50c Hand Sprayer with the purchase of 75c Deth-Spray Insecticide Dothioray bakiie i Wt Suth ooy dependable insecticide. o 35¢c Crack Shot Roach Death. .27c 75¢ Peoples Floor Wax, pound can .. 38¢ 35¢ Peoples Furniture Polish..2] ¢ Combination SPECIAL! Pound Package of Peoples Coffee and an 8-cup size Alaminum Percolator .83¢ An opportunity for every thrifty housewife to cure an 8-cup size seamless alum num percolator and a pound rack- age of Peoples Coffes at a special low price, Both For. Cleaning Needs! 10c Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for 19¢ 8c Fels-Naptha Soap 5 Cakes 24¢ d Dutc Cleanser FREE... With the purchase of a $3.50 Gallon Size Therma-Jug Baby Ther one piat a toods or The, holds keep Both for Jiquids ks with the purchasa of a gallon-aize Thermas-leg all for onlv 8398 50c Witch Hazel, 33¢ Peoples 25c Aromatic Spirits Ammonia, 3 oz. ..17¢ 25¢ Tincture Iodine, 3 oz. 19¢ 15¢ Sodium Bicarbon- ate, b, ....... . e Cleaning Needs 15¢ Epsom Sal Dioxogen . Peoples 1. Q. and S...66¢c Toddy (with free) ... Cleaning A m- monia, pint ......11e 15¢ Borax, Ib. ....11le 3bc Cleansiline ..23¢ nesia (mint flavored).25¢