Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1930, Page 6

ARE ELECTROCUTED Pay Penalty for Death of Leader of Auburn Prison Riot. By tire Asgociated Press. OSSINING, N. Y. August 29— Guarded closely to frustrate uly last- minute attempt at violence, three con- wiets were electrocuted last night for the slaying of a fellow convict during the Auburn prison riot of last December. Claude Udwine, 29; William Force, 80, and Jesse Thomas, 20, were con- viéted of slaying Henry Sullivan, leader of the mutiny, in which 10 lives were lost The arms of three men ~were guards du the grasped tightly by mproll_from thaic cells to the death chanber. n Lewis E. Lawes later explained lhlt one of the men earlier in the day had tried to induce a woman Telative to smuggle in a gui hibmes was the first to be executed and was followed quickly by Force an An attempt by Stella Udwine, of one of the men, to see Gov. Prlnklln D mmie\ell at a howl where he was when lhe WAS retuscd ndm)tunoe to his suite. In the December riot at Auburn prison Sullivan, eight other prisoners and rmmpsl Keeper George Durnford were s’ ek’ ielen, o0 charges of mumrlng Sullivan, but the other three were ncqun t the time of Lhe riot, had ‘been ser\lnn a life term for robbery; Forge, 16 years for burgiary and grand mmu and Udwine, 30 years for rob- bery. CANADIAN DORY Y TAKEN WITH $220,000 RUM CARGO Captain and Crew of Nine Arrest- ed and Will Be Arraigned on Smuggling Charge. By the Asscciated Press. m YORK, A 29.—Loaded to the ' gunwhales rate Hquor | Of and malt valued at $220,000 the trim Fourfeen-year-old Rufus King, jr., of Wichita Falls, Tex, won the Grand American Handicap, the greatest honor Im trapshooting, frem s held of 966 of the country’s best marksmen l' Van- dllh Ohlo v-A » nm ALUMNAE FEDERATION ELECTS 1930 OFFICERS Mrs. Phillip Brennan of Brooklyn Chosen President to Suceeed Mrs. Finan of Chicago. By the Auoclltod Press. EMMITS] Md, August 29— Mrs. Phllllp itennln of Brooklyn was elected presidest of the lmmntlmll Federation of Catholic Alumnae at Wed- nesday's session of the ninth bxennla-l convention at St. Joseph's Colls Brennan succeeds un Mary Blue Pinan of Chicago, who had served two temu. ‘The ne' president, an alumna Indianapolis, lnnu‘urlted lllryu dly set aside on the eve of Mother's d:y “to honor the sea dory Nova V was brought hfimrbor Wednesday by the Coast, | mother of mankind.” int Guard boat Cardigan after her capture within the 12-mile limit off Shinnecock, Capt. William Kaulbach Others elected were Mrs, Harry P. sler, Toron! of the On- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Di |ENVOY OF ABYSSINIA RIDES IN LOCOMOTIVE Representative of Ras Tafari Goes to Baltimore in Engine Cab to Visit Medical School. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md, August 29.—At-| tired in overalls, a representative. of Ras Tafarl, ruler of the African 1and | aim " i of Abyssinia, arrived in Baltimore Wed- ‘nesday in 4 locomotive cab, after & tflp from Washington to visit Johns He kins Medical School. Lij Malaka E. E. Bayen, the younger of two envoys of the ruler, rode in the locomotive by a special ruling of rail- road officials, because of his exprmd interest in Amerlcl raiiroads. - parlor car, attired in white linen, 'flh | ‘mantle of black silk with a green and red collar, was Kantiba Gabru, the other. younger man donned white linen He announced he had found the ride “delightful.” The bathroom bottle of Clorox is & true safe-guard to family health! For Clorox,used in the toilet bowl and to wash the seat, not only cleanses and removes rims, spots and stains butalso deodorizes and disinfects. Use Clorox to cleanse and brighten the tub, basin, woodwork, and even the tile, composition or linoleum floor. Directions for these and many other uses are on the label. Clorox isa product of modern science. Its clean, wholesome odor indicates its germicidal qualities. AT ALL GROCERS ¥ g_Island. governor o tario clnpur nm. vice pmldent Mrs. Alfred C. Whitton, Wai vice m:n, ‘and Mrr. E. n "Holmes, Norfolk, third vice president. Miss Helen Reed O'Neill of Brooklyn was chosen recording secretary; Miss Bleaches - Removes Stains Destroys Odors « Kills Germs 4 o Cs KEW GARDENS CRANE | HANBSOIE LADY-KILLER Bird Left by English Oflcer Killed he in Wer Has Weird Way of ) Stalking Enemies. LONDON WUN.AN.A).—Any ohe who FRIDAY, AUGUST has visited Kew Gardens must have In Recognition of LABOR DAY Monday, September 1st All Our Storee Will Be CLOSED ALL DAY Remember to buy on | Picnic Suggestions— Libby’s Veal Loaf - 28 Libby’s Vienna Sausage. .. Jm13e Libby’s Corn Beef Hash tn 25¢ Libby’s Corn Beef . . ... PRty Y= 25¢ Armour’s Vienna Sausage. ... .. .%" 10¢ Underwood’s Hamlets Underwood’s Deviled Ham, *» 15¢, 29¢ Kraft American Cheese Kraft Velveeta Cheese.. .. Kraft Pimento Cheese Kraft Old English Cheese Kraft Kay ...... s Kraft Nukraft Domestic Sardines . ..... King Oscar Sardines. .... . Crown Brand Sardines Blue Label Boned Chicken. ... “Sanico” Paper Napkins Wax Paper (80 sheets) French’s Mustard #ar 29¢ . Jar 25¢ . PkE 23¢ i N .= 1% tin 121/5¢ = SN LAND O'LAKES ~ Pound Butter “#iho. Quality -« Frints Blltter SANITARY Pound i Peints soon 1 his lnc who, ollowed her 't eare, though. In fact, he ired of the w la‘;‘qmmlm her husband to the gra landed in England in the of this year welched than was caught more The New Cereal WHEATIES « a product of Wnl- burnCroshy makers of G-H M-I.I Flour. Try Them Today Per Pkg. l SE 1 AGAIN—Today & Tomorrow “SANICO” —DELICIOUS FLAVOR— ICE CREAM VANILLA CHOCOLATE PEACH 19c-~ We want every one in Washington to try “Sanico” Ice Cream. Last week end we held a big sales promotion event introducing this good ice cream to thousands of Wash- ington people , DID YOU TRY IT? If not, we qlm O‘I! you the opportunity of trying “Sanico’ ” Ice Cream at a special sales promotion price. After a trial you can judge for yourself lng value we are when we regularly sell yo!onn.mm this gooamatmthmm 100 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ICE CREAM STATIONS insisted he was en route to Bemua and lost M- ga .START DRIVE TO Bl BBING BACK WRIGHT AIRPLANE E ———— Earlybirds Want Relic, in’ English Museum, Placed in Shrine to Be Erected Here. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, August 20.—A move- gton by popu- Mpmm. The Wright machine now is in & museum in England, '.hele it was taken the refusal of the Smithson- itution in Wlshinmn to give “full credit to the Wrights, Wilbur and Orville, as the flnt -uccessrul afrplane designers and fiye: Ruth Finneran, Columbus, Ohlo oorre- 3 H. 1 S guerite Linahan, Omahs, trus ___._.,.“__ Remove Watermelon Seeds. PHILADELPHIA, August 20 (P).— Parents should take seeds from water- melons before nleu 4t to children. The Dr. Chevaller Jack- fessor ot mchmeopy who has b.en treating a child with see Spend the ;V.el: _En’ : LABOR DAY At the Famous Shenandoah Caverns ekl T o¢ mao 10y A8 wey of Winchester. 410 llth St. N.E. 4 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $40 CHICAGO ‘'MARKET COMPANY 311 7TH ST. N. W. NAT. 2939 - SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY-SATURDAY STEAK-STEA Young, Tender Ib. fi; Boiling ~Beef ..125¢c | Ground Beef . . BEEF ROAST -l b. 15e PRIME RIB ROAST Boned and Rolled. .1b. 23¢ 23: HAMS HAMS Veal Chops. I.AMB SHOULDER Su.ar Cured Whole or Half Fri-Sat. Only.lb. 24c ] 8c Rib Lamb Chops Fancy Spring Lamb Stew ......Ib.10c I Leg-o-Lamb . Small Lean Pork 20 Shoulders, Ib.. Fancy Veal Roast. . lb. 20c Small, SHOULDERS sz &= Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon Ib. 25¢ Sugar e & 23e surrER RS i CHICKEN STEWING..... Rib Pork E.Impl s Lion Veal Chops. . Veal Breast » 18 40!: ¥u. e Sliced Ham Ne. 1 Creamery BUTTER Frull doz. ..Ib. lZ‘/g: Red Bag Coffee. . Ib.20c | Peanut Bnmr MAYONNAISE Sise coievienonns .30e .18¢ BOILED HAM . CREAM CHEESE . DRIED BEEF, % || HONEY LOAF, Ib ! U S. INSPECTED MEATS BEST. QUALITY i, 916 F St. Northwest IEXPANSION SALE| Great Saturday Sale Compare Our Prices PERFUMES Bulk—Popular Brands— New Stock—Try a Bottle CARROLL S - LOWEST CUT _RATE PRICES 50c New Gillette Blades 33c $1 American Beauty Hair Tonic 50c Ipana Tooth Paste 23c 25¢ April Shower Talcum CLIP THIS COUPON SAVE 45c As Advertised in the S-pt Good Housekeeping GREEN MEADOW Per Pint, 7¢ Quart Red Carton Milk Milk Flour .. seue: miea Flour 55¢ Flour ™30 H& S5¢ Tomatoes 383 25¢ Coffee . 29¢ Franks 38¢ Tea A ™ - #g 19 Tea Yier 25¢ Pkg. Eggs 42¢ Bacon ' Cheese Salmon Other Suggestions— Ritter Pork and Beans Campbell’s Pork and Beans. .3 ** 25¢ Campbell’s Tomato Soup... . .4 *™ 29¢ Heart of Maine Apple Sauce. ..t 14¢ Silver Lll(e Cut Beets........" 10c Van Camp’s Chili Con Carne.. .... B&M Soaked Lima Beans. . . ."" 121/5¢ Silver Floss Sauerkraut Libby’s Sauerkraut Ritter Prepared Spaghetti. . Franco-American Spaghetti. Blue Ridge Succotash Peter Pan Spinach “Sanico” Pancake Flour. ...3 P 25¢ Swansdown Cake Flour......P** 32¢ Gold Medal Cake Flour - Morton’s Salt, pl. or lodlutl 2 phes 15¢ Instant Postum Sc 1aree 40c Del Monte: Tomato Slnce Tall Tine SEALECT Evaporated 12-1b. Bag 12-1b. Bag GOLD MEDAL Kitchen Tested Our Famous GREEN BAG & * LOFFLER'S Skinless ik LIPTON'S Yellow Label Carton of One Dozen “SANICO” Selected CUDAHY’S Puritan L. WISCONSIN Full Milk Lb. PINK Alaska Tall Tins .3 und 25¢ A tin 15¢ One Bottle FREE With 6 Bottles 85c for Country Club SPECIAL BREW « « « we firmly believe Caun!ry Club is the finest beverage of its kind . . . and it has that old-time flavor. Reduce your cost, return the empty C. C. bottles—3c refund on each one. Alner Drury (contents) . .6 Potties 25¢ 10c Budweiser. .. .16¢c &quo! Clnb Ginger Ale National Dry Ginger Ale......1 Rock Creek (contents)...3 botties 25¢ White Rock Water. ... ...Po%e 171/¢ All 5¢ Drinlu (contents) . .‘ bottles 25¢ siEgEgE 3 1¥g7 42 wa?s 8. P be) 2% B P NORTHWEST—Cont. NORTHEAST. er S gomers Bl T 6093 Wis. Ave., Bethesds, Md. Heavy Bacon Strips. . ...™ 32¢ Light Bacon Strips. ..... . Loffler’s Skinless Franks .™ 38¢ Loffler’s Plain Franks. . ™27 - 29¢ Swift’s Premium Franks .™ 30c FRESH KILLED FRYING CHICKENS _rev35¢ S POTATOES for 250 ancy Bartlett PEARS for 25c “SANICO” SMOKED HAMS Per Lb. 29 € Beans ....... 2= 25¢ Beets .. .2 Punches 19 Cabbage ......™ 415¢ Carrots , . .2 bunches ]5¢ PPN §ontt | Lettuce, 10c & 2 for.25¢ Keep That School Girl Complexion, 3 eakes ifor 20c Canada Dry “NER3 soe tor §0c The Champagne of Ginger Ales —Queen Olives o ix 29¢— Regularly 3%¢ Prime Rib Roast. ... o,.. ™ Sirloin Steak.. . . . prercer.™ 4 Bottom Round Steak Top Round Steak. . New Potatoes 10Ls.fr23¢ l’enmllle Pod, 2"'-29: 302 Onions (WhiNe) 4 Me. 19¢ MalagaGrapes2Lb.fr19¢ Palmolive Soap 6 c:-: = 39¢ Shriver’s A-1 Peas 32T 55¢ Small Tasty Peas, Regularly 28¢ Pabst-ett r-r:. 21c¢ «Sanico” Peanut Butter Full 13-ounce Jar, 23c Regularly ‘and ‘Krispy Crackers Large Packsge, Regularly 12¢ Wouldrn’t you Enjoy the Holiday More if You Had a Ham All Cooked and Ready? Sanico Smoked Hams rer 1b. 20¢ « .« 28 fine as you can buy anywhere wnder any label I8 29-