Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1930, Page 16

T CHAPEL SERVICE | .- =me> American room of the Mayflower Houl, 6 pm. ERVE more hot sbup during these HUNURS IHUMPSUN Meeting, North Capitol Citizens' As- FREE ) WIITD i S first cool days. It is l“l'“y ap- il B S || | ANGEL FoOD PAN , A Cy e (8] CO (i preciated. —_— Card party, benefit Catholic Women's With 2 Packages of = ife i fe MP ELL’ Chaplain Calls Former Grad- | Bl 5156 Yetecr souttionss: 8:30 oons GOLD MEDAL & ! R "“\ ' TSAMATBO 803? ‘ S * // N \ f uate “Naval .Academy’s e wm;:; crotan o CAKE FLOUR : ALSO OPERATING i ” tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. . S Com- i Best Friend. missioner Osias of the ‘Bhiippine 15 | f | - ‘f“" zsc j 3 ands. . or Soecial Dispatch to The Star. Card party. Junior Ladies’ Auxiliary, At the Special 59c 9 ANNAPOLIS, Ma. September 20— | S5, Ahe WA A ;symm 2300 K street, Campbell s Other Varieties. 10c ‘Yesterday's service at the Naval Acad- | | emy Chapel, the first since the opening | Luncheon, washlngton Round Table, of the new school year at that insti- | University Club, tomorrow, 12:30 p.m. tution, took the form of a memorial | Speaker, Dr. Guy W. Leadbetter, presi- service to the late Col. Robert Means | dent, Washington Lions Club. Thompson, a graduate of the Academy, — Corned ash fiks who by reason of his interest in his Vincent B. Costello Post, No. 15, f c or | alma mater and many gifts to it and | American Legion, will celebrate” the | Beef the regiment of midshipmen, had been | eleventh anniversary of Its organiza- long known as “the Naval Academy's | tion with a dinner-dance at the Vilia best friend.” Roma, on Rockville Pike, Maryland, gy et R S | Ritter Spaghetti e SIRLOIN | Shoulder Lamb Roast i 17¢ | AR 23%c STEAK Thave culed you rends’ | BADLY HURT IN LEAP | ... witn tomato sauce, smply heat and serve - 3 Shoulder Lamb Chops 1-. 25¢ Among those present, were Mr. and | Man Found on Tracks After Van- | I % " 48c ‘ B s EX ot Bawone, X3 | . v Fronprat: | Pabst-ett . . .. . "o - 21c Rib Lamb Chops Open the tin, brown and serve. Try with poached egg for breakfast. Relatives Are Present. “Thompeon and their (o children, | ROANOKE. Va., eptember 20 (7). ong the naval people present whre | T dition of B. F. Moore, jr., of B f L b Rear Admirals up.xgdénd\;hpa;-ndmnr | B e . Bottom reast () am nson and Oscar C. er, former | day when he is thought to have leaped i akes or h.r e k s g superintendents of the Academy, and | from a moving train mear Groseclose, x 20 Ppkgs. Prime Rib Rear Admirals William F. V. Pratt and * i - I Granules [ [ ROUND Roast Va., continued critical at a local hos- | for Tend ‘Walter R. Gherardi. pital last night. Although attendin | — CI““I‘ R“'“ Also present were representatives of | physicians said hie was somewhat better, | e oo (e too, STEAK Fresh Ground Hnnburg the Navy League, of which Col. Thomp- | he was still dangzrously ill. He suffered son had been the founder, first presi- |a crushed shoulder-and possible frac- I Per dent and president emeritus; the ASso- | ture of the Sodls bos Safe “ome Matches boxes C Beef Liver ciation of Naval Academy Graduates| Moore was en route to Baltimore in | c and the Loyal Legion. company with two detectives when he Pull count, Jong-burning matches, s o disappeared {rom the train and was Sieieyr Bovon Soner: S later found beside the tracks. He is Chaplain Lash said, in part: “Not- | said to be the son of a hardware dealer pkgs. withstanding Col. Thompson’s resigna- Tion From the.naval seee, o weve; | L Bimingham. 0 a l‘ul € a lne ric c lost his love for that career, and par- ticularly his affection for his alma = S ATE 7 mater, the United States Naval Acad- | 4 Ly s | emy. 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