Evening Star Newspaper, February 16, 1931, Page 6

RHNEETAKES LIFE f-circus Aerialist, “Giant Halt ** Flange” Queen, Lived in i U.'S. 20 Years. “BY the Associated Press. < COPENHAGEN, February 18.—Lillian ! Xaftzel, queen of the big top and the i { midst of delirium brought C‘sawdust ring, lay stilled today in PRINCES. USE AIRPLANE IN TRIP OVER VOLCANO, 2,000 Near Old Inca Capital Cuzco Cheer Spanish Spoken by Wales. By the Associated Press. AREQUIPA, Peru, Feb: 16.—Th Prince ‘of Wales and hi3 3 party y turn, hera re) .m ‘for thelr trip in- 1and to L.,'i.z"" H o Th two prlnces clmr in airplanes umdny from Lima where they had | ni ned for several days. Just | hsfure landing, their planes circled over | the fuming volcano, Mount Misti, and | then came down to Poronocche Field m death—the price she paid for having |t foot. attempted her breath-taking body whirl “high in the air once too often. Jhe end came late vesterday in the n by head - and spine injiries received Friday night The 'mn thanked the Peruvian Army aviators THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1931. High Prices Are Not a Safe Sign of High Quality! Neither Are Low Prices a Sure Sign of Good Values! But, the trademark of “A&P” is always a sign of the highest Quality and THE LOWEST PRICES See A&P Institutional News on Page 7 who brought the party here. {CUT IN PRICE OF SHAVES FAILS TO AID BUSINESS an iron ring broke and let her fall 45 feet to the floor of the Valencia Auum Hall with only a rubber mat to k the imp: ~Alfredo Godona, her husband and B 1f a triple somersault trapeze Berlin to her bedside. er condition improved @ _ 5¢BREAD e of High Quality for Washington Grandmother’s Ve (Personal) Few foods improve with age. Foods that do need aging should receive it in the process of manufac- =2 Tiny Sifted ® MELLO WHEAT t, flew fro'n ieved of her life in America, vlhel‘e wflh Gh! . Ringlin; when he left the hospital in the after- ~qon, but shortly after she took & turn “fof the worse and soon died. + A native of Bohemia, the dalnty clr €us performer lived 20 of Brothers and Barnum Balley circuses she made a reputation | j for t,hrnnng feats at the end of a rope “wiich may outlive the modern circus. Ghnt Half Flange.” Her act Was the “giant half flange”— { 8 éwing by her right hand {rom a rope S0 feet or more above the three rings, &meyw By the Associated Presl CHICAGO, 16.—Chicago shavers, both big .nd llLll said they were mistaken nbout the whisker crop in_America's second largest city. Recently some of them cut the price of & shave from 3B to 25 cents, figuring uld get more business. But mltel‘hlly and there were protests from barbers in some sections, “What we did” said one, trim ourselves All of 'hlch explains why a meeting was called for today to get the price “was to FPeas 35¢ Med. 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Her mother, Nellie | ‘Zeamy, originated the act and until| het dsughter took it up was its only| ‘Practitioner. The entire circus performance would | -8top as dainty Lillian, 5 feet and 100 , clad in pink tights, would come _onto the center stage and kick off jew- . ‘elsd mules, while the ringmaster made an elaborate introduction. As she wa=‘ dnwn to the top of the tent the rest| $ p was darkened, and. mh‘ 8 tpomg%n focused on her, her act on alone—the only circus per-| T o achieve that dignity. IN Effective Until Wednesday’s Closing Tender, Savory Steaks Cut from U. S. Gov’t Inspected Steer Beef Bottom ! n.3le OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS FISH & OYSTERS (Lent Begins Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1931) We want to call your attention p-fllfllllrl] to the fact that when you buy fresh cleaned fish in your nearby A&P Meat Market you are get- ting absolutely no waste, nothing but what is edible. Fresh, cleaned fish mean a 259, saving over what you ordinarily pay. 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