Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1930, Page 11

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INAUGURATE HOURLY PLANE SERVICE TO NEW YORK CITY HOURLY AIR LINE FROM D. C. OPENS Service Starts Linking Capi- . tal With New York ’ ; e hter, ary. Jossic Metager, o2 3 3 - p Gt , after an ilness of two . WiaPhiladelphia. i S Sern In. " Weshingion, Janusry 18, 1845, Mr. Mann received his education = A‘I’ DAUGHTER’S HOME :Funeral Services for Retired Con- tnchng Painter Will Be Held Thursday. Jesse ainter, died yesterday at A AT e AL g pa Sia b " ® here’ and entered the painting business in the history of aviation in this coun- | & i b g - ’bu‘uf‘,f: . ow an hourly plane service' between r. Mann' was & member of the Mas- the Capital and New York, with stops ter Dutntics” Asiceiation and the Asso- | in Philadelphia, was inaugurated yes- | clation of Oldest Inhabitants. terday when Vice President Charles Tvive Curtis pressed a button in his office in the Capitol and sent the first guest pll,lne of the line off for New York at| o'cloci xne paralleling rail lines 1o Philadelphia ad New York, puts planes in actual schedule and price competi- tion for the first time with rail service between the three towns. Before Vice President Curtis pressed the button that sent off the first guest plane, two regular planes of the line had taken oft from Wsz?m{gt&: ]Au{.r R Wik ort, the southern terminal o e, inaugural trip from Washinglon Airpert ovet he line of the New elphia & Washington Pith full ‘pay loads, carryiny 20 Wes o e iat: C. Francis Jenkin, inventor of : 3.V, MacGee, former viee president Transcontinental int cadets back to school after a alker Willebrandt, former holiday. . Glllam of The Wash- late_residence, Thursday, at 2 ocl k. yg Towels and Toilet Tissues 1\.-. World’s Oldest and Largest Aum-m Annrney General; Manufacturer of Interfolded ington Star; Comdr. J. Q. Wlllbn Unlud States Caut Guard; N. 8. Li Members of Party. A!mlw%,e Lh‘gv {l:sc svufith pln‘;:!e were: Mrs, Mabel Walker lebrandt, coun- sel of Aviation Corporation of | spite of the fact that numerous America and former Assistant of line operation, thrown out of sched- eneral; Maj. Gen. James E. Fechel ule by opening-day ceremonies, delayed chxef of the Army .Alr Corps: ld J. t the planes. [acGee, former vice pres enL o Have Heavy Bookings. - = R e tot ot sl Officials of the line at Newark and| Ruth Alexander's Record Hop. or o vislon e G Wt of e eViSion: | v nington reported that all pay-load| SAN DIEGO, Calif, September 2| States Coast Guard, Linton Burkett of planes of the line, running en regular | (#).—Ruth Alexander completed a non- the Washington Times, John Hix, ca tchedule, carried full loads, and both |stop flight from Vancouver to Agua | toonis, and Artemus W. Gilliam of The minals reported Neaty bookings OVEr | Callente, Mexico e i Sta he line for the remainder of the week = & second guest plane left the alrport | with the week end bookings particularly at 11 o'clock, bearing Lieut. WAalter | heavy both w Hinton, *round-the-world _flyer, repre- | Planes this morning were reported senting the Chamber of Commerce; running sirictly on schedule Llwrenc;- Williams _of the Board of lanes operated on m, Hoeiare Trade, Smith, logal passenger agent of the Pennsylvams Railros senger capacity of 10. i or"fia nt treasurer of planes are well finished, with leal N. B. Sangree, assista t.he new Mrline Luusn Cutlipp and cushioned, mdlvmunl .“u ack Randolph ashington mnged 'behind the t e Henld and Edv\ard T Fulllnrd of the |nose of the ship. ' n ashington Post. is partitioned off from the rest of Both planes landed for inspection at | shi p. the Central Airport, Camden, N, J., the | ¥ Busses will be povided at Newark to Philadelphia stopping point on the line into New York and completed the trip at Newark | Cif Municipal Airport, Niwnrl’(n thJRnbe . el Passengers were taken e 1t | into ‘Treat Hotel, Newark, for luncheon, and | minutes {ne elapsed_ tim g:p s Malaria in three days. then put aboard a plane at Newar} - |from the Capital to New Yorl ny port for the return journey. Both trips 'pproximately T hours 30 minutes. Later, | GGG Also in Tablets were made in less than two hours, in|when the mew Newark-New York ele-|ard um last night. She landed her | vated, high-speed road is completed, the | Plane lt I;hefa M&‘;Y &;l:onm 15 fl,hom's mpwmbemnemfinmumxs_g_“_’fl.“___';"__ minutes, PRREERIE THAT G PACKAGE OF INTERNATIONAL SALT Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $42.50 Cambria-Majestic 132426 Euclid Street N.W. 666 or Neuralgia In Cold the first DEVILED HAM Thanks to the People of Greater Washington % More gas appliances—by thirty thousand dollars— were sold this past month than ever before in the his- tory of the Washington Gas Light Company. This is an increase of 38% over the best previous month and double the average August. More Bryant Gas-Fired Boilers, for heating homes with gas, were sold during the past two months than during the whole of last year. This wonderful record I attribute to the confidence the- Washington Public puts in GAS, the Supreme Home Convenience. On behalf of the entire personnel of the Washing- ton Gas Light Company and its subsidiaries I express my appreciation to the people of Greater Washington for their increasing patronage. = : The next twelve months should be the biggest in the history of this gas company and I look for Wash- ington to play its part in the return of nation-wide prosperity. . (Signed) GEORGE A. G. WOOD, President Washington Gas Light Co. JESSE MA N 85 D'Es l!nurment will be in Glenwood Cemes tice mw &'\ his nummnt. will act as pnllbeuen. Gives Adnce to Tobacco Growcrl UPPER MARLBORO, Md., September 2 (Special) ~W. B. Posey, Prince Georges County agent and tobacco spe- c:nnlt!,xtw\lfiu farmers of Southern Mary- Vi Mipn sstired: sentracking] 4 qrow move tobaces of 8. ble‘ttte':et};u:?i!t? opened today the h at less cost. h s cover erop to impnwu tm lofl l w bacco, according to many farmers are growing better to- ‘Mann, mm belore Hairy vetel the count; he said, and | 124 are 15,000 PUPILS REGISTER _INALLEGANY COUNTY .,"'c’,‘;,:;;,m 452 Teachers, 124 for High Schools, Start Work as System Opens. Special Dispateh to 'x-n- star. CUMBERLAND, The public schools ol “Alleg 00l instructors. Ap- $1,381.64, were closed last ye: soudnuon at the Columbia Street School berland, and at Prostburg. mumm 2.— its trunk | ANNOUNCING TWO NEW STOR!"S Opening This Week End \ 9th and Kennedy Sts. N.W. Located on the Southwest Corner \ AND Middleburg, Va. Located on the South side of Main Street the second door from Middleburg National Bank / | 183 | ] “~ FRESH Italian PRUNES New Potatoes ............10 ™ 29¢ Yellow Onions .. PO e [ Sweet Potatoes tas 3 ™ 18¢ Fresh Green Peas. ..-c. cor. 2 ™ 25¢ New Cabbage .. .....q.c0... 2 ™ 9¢ Fancy Iceberg LETTUCE Head loc 3 s zsc 2 Lge. Heads 25¢ 3 . 20¢ \ e eteTew d FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES BARTLETT PEARS Home-grown Tomatoes . .3 ™ 25¢ Cooking Apples ..........5™ 25¢ Concord Grapes... . . 2-qt. ™t 25¢ Fancy Yellow Bananas . ... ""25: Fancy Lemons rcir.. . yeri 4 45¢ ) 5 Lux TOILET SoApP 3 ckes 1 Q@ A &P Grape Juice 2, 21c & 39c Maraschino Cherries . . 3= > 1(¢ Clicquot Club Gmger Ale 2 152 29¢ Lipton’s Tea %41 25¢ ‘: 5. 49¢ Nectar Tea e 15c % 20 Sultana Jams, mt. “flavors. ."' 21c Anne Page Preserves 4yorie? % 25¢ RAJAH SALAD DRESSING 2 5o 25@ : Vogt’s Skinless Franks ... ..*" Manhattan Dill Pick!e: Gulden’s Mustard . . Pabst-ett Cheese Kraft Cheese S"isp American, V’.J:' 23c Uneeda Biscuits ‘,&‘.".,',‘},-Q"J:{;.z MenBe GELFAND'S MAYONNAISE Star Soap... Ivory Snow Ivory Soap Flakes Octagon Soap Powder. . . Double-Tip Matches 3 ®es: 5¢ bexes ] (¢ Yet . Safety Matches 3 P& 25¢ 0ld Witch Ammonia ... . .>** 15¢ Every Egg Guaranteed Wildmere Sunnybrook Waldorf Toilet Paper ... .3 ™" l7c Solarine Metal Polish . *'nt ean 17¢ Old Dutch Cleanser . . . .2 ™ 15¢ P. & G. Soap Lux Soap Flakes . . Palmoljve Beads Llfebuoy Soap . 23¢ White h.lurn { Doz. 3’Je Doz. 42¢ Doz. 49¢ L fanerd Tomatoes Frn e 25¢ Libby’s ®etsle Apple Butter = 10¢ Chapel Brand Apple Sauce ™ 10c Quaker Maid Beans 272, 2 %o 15¢ Libby’s Sliced Pineapple 2 ¥.% 29¢ Del Monte Pears .. . ... e Quaker Crackels. ... Shredded Wheat ... . . Wheatena A&P Quick Oats Sunnyfield Pancake Flour. . . Fancy Navy Beans Pure Lard .. Buk o Package WHITE HOUSE Evaporated MILK 3 TaiCone P 5c =219 .0 14¢ . 16c / | | Tidewater Herring Roe ... . Gorton’s ®*4v-1-F7 Codfish . Blue Peter Sardines Light Meat Tuna Fish. . . Ritter’s Catsup. ...... .3 %t J{¢ Snider’s Ketchup . ., . 11-o= bottle {7¢ Libby’s Corned Beef . . . 1 ean 25¢ Cmnm.,vs TomATO SoOUP Rajah Mustard ......-..... .% # 10¢ ‘Sunsweet Prunes. . ..... 2" Del Monte Coffee .. ,...... ... Royal ik Gelatine 3 ®*25¢ gplrkle rure Gelatine 2 ™™ 15¢ ocomalt - Fancy Creamery Cut Fresh From SUNNYFIELD the Tub PRINT In %-Lb: Portions Lb. 45¢ Lb. 49¢ | IN OUn MEAT DEPARTMENTS Fancy Quality STEAKS Cut From U. S. Government Inspected Steer Beef SIRLOIN {PORTERHOUSE . 43¢ ROUND B 37e | I Fresh Ground Beef . Select Veal Cutlet .. Breast of Veal Shoulder Veal Roast 4l1c =) . 49¢ Shoulder Lamb Roast Shoulder Lamb Chops. . . ... Tender Beef Liver SR Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon . ™ **= 19¢ Lean Smoked Hams .9 yeat 4s salarles for teachers, averaging building belng erected will be wmplewd about, 1. It will call for the con- mlldmnn of a number of ncnoou slx Playgrounds lre belng builn Hill Street SChool [4 o3 any County | While passing through Alton, Eng- with nwroxnmauly 15,000 | 1and, recently, a gflfln'»y 5 ircus elephant pupils. There u:r: 79 public schools in forced as much of his Blllk as 1t could achers, of whom | | through the door-of a saloon. extended ll | to the bar and réfused to move proximately lua 401 was spent last'untll given a quart of “the best.”

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