Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1931, Page 10

T7il EVENING ST WEDNESDAY, 18, 1931, WANSEHINGEON, .. Gy as chairman of the subcommittee hane diing the Interior Department appropri- ation 3 AR, session of the property March 15 and D. C. COURT RECEIVES |ae"s Fule "of skt the 'ommers ‘o ‘e Society Singer | Sakoe why they may ot be Tequired o acate CONDEMNATION SUM © byrthlt ‘f'”' FEBRUARY has taken in Federal problems of edu- cation and the material aid he has ren- CRAMTON IS HONORED - dered in th> development of the United | Many Educators Attend Cooper’sStates Office of Education and the in- EWOET b F R crease in its uscfulness during the time | Amateur photography is becoming a he has had charge of its appropriations ' craze in North China. P-0-S-1I-T-1-V-E-L-Y 'ENFANT AVENUE Bue NWESIGKSED INFORMATION |coumbia Heights ™ Forum PHONE Metropeiitan 1512| agopts Motion to Honor Union Bus Depot 1336 New York Ave. NW. *Lexington, Va., $4.00 ton, Va....$1.00 Baltimore ......S] anoke. Va... 4.00 New York. . eksonville .. 20.00 St. Louis. *Speclal Excursion Fares Hundreds of Other Low Fares ROLE IN OPERA AT PALM BEACH. Luncheon for Representative. Th2 heads of many important educa- | tional institutions attended a luncheon yesterday ‘given by Dr. William John | TAKES The Oyster's Enemies. The enemies of the oyster as it re- poses in the “bed” are a sea snail BEST 3 Department of Justice Pays $3,-‘ i ' 290,871 for Property on Avenue s e, which b.:rr;‘ thr(:ur:h mcthsmn anhd Cooper, commissioner of the Office of | etween an reets. | sucks out the meat, and the starfish, | gqucation, in honor of Representative | LR E which embraces its vietim with its five | Louis C. Cramton of Michigan at the strong arms and smothers it until it Cosmos Club. | The Department of Justice yesterday (pop< its shell and then the starfish | This luncheon was given in recogni- pald into the registry of the District feasts. tion of the interest-which Mr..Cramton Supreme Court a Treasury warrant for $3,200,871. The sum represents the re- | cent award of a condemnation commis- | sion for the property included in the area lying between Ninth and Tenth stieets, Pennsylveania avenue and B street which had not been acquired by private purchase, as a site for the new offices of the Department of | Justice. | ‘The warrant was drawn to the order | of Frank E. Cunnirigham, clerk of the | District Court of the United States for | the District of Columbia, and was in- | dorsed by Mrs. R.S. Wayland. assistant clerk, and deposited in the Treasury to the credit of the court clerk. Disburse- ments from the fund will be made on court order after satisfactory proof of title by the several owners, Assistant Attorney General Henry H. Glassie and Special Assistant United States Attorney Alexander H. Bell, jr., filed notice with the court of the Gov- ernment’s intention to tak IS ALL YOU NEED! CHOOSE ANY PIANO IN THE STORE - - - Drastic e Reductions Remember! After this GREATEST STIEFF SALE, these prices and terms are positively withdrawn. We deliver free within a radius of sixty miles. Think of purchasing your favorite make in a brand new Baby Grand or Upright Piano at only $3.00 down and e Gov | : ) $1.00 per week to those of approved o ; credit. Your old piano or phonograph will be accepted in trade at a liberal allowance if you have one. Open every evening—better come in tonight. i New and Used Stieff Steinway Knabe Shaw Bennett-Bretz Capital Planner. | The naming of one of the proposed | memorial avenues in Washington for Maj. Pierre L'Enfant, who laid out % | the National Capital, was suggested by | members of the Citizens' Forum of Columbia Heights by a motion passed |at the mecting of the group last night |at Wilson Teachers’ College, Eleventh | and Harvard streets. The suggestion came in response to a questionnairs sent out by the Federa- tion of Citizens' Associations asking for or for the appoint- S 'h would give No other enu's were OLD DOMINION STAGES GRE&(_)UND | such suggestion | ment of commif | the ‘matter _considerati ' names for the proposed discussed at the meeting. Another request tionnaire was that the with th> other memb: the federation, name meet with the Str federation som: time 1 ss highway needs in and about | ington. No committee was named. | i Sybil Baker, in charge of Com- but the association favored the pro-|,.nity Center work in the District, will | posal, and will name . committe | Ba'ic cponker at the Southwech Citi- | 4 zeng’ Association meoting this evening Henry Gilligan, member of the Board | 5i"g jijock at the Fairbrother School, f Education of the District, was b | | and relief is to take Grov. peaker of the evening at the meeting, | TeNth and E streets southwest, ! 5 P - L] : 8. | * “Opportunities for Community Center TS | ;i : HCH!NG SKlN BAN]SHED m{, ,?,;,‘igag-ap‘;;‘;;’ éfhfl""(,pi_fif“g;;“‘m‘;f work in Southwest Washington when | bl Tablets. Their duzl a IQ ik Eiionik varled subjacts. stressl the new Jeflerson Junior High School | BY ANTISEPTIC ZEMO | £ made them the world particular the need for a f p BERYL RICH BLAKE. WILL ADDRESS CITIZENS . . - Miss Sybil Baker's Subject to Be| Ev t; ry PIANO Reduced! 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In honor of Princess Margaret Rose. daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York, who was born at Glamis, Scot- land. all women and girls bearing the name of Margaret Rose have subscribed | to a fund to provide cots for babies in 65th Issue of Stock Now Open for Subscription Money loaned to members on easy monthly payments Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- Jority have the paper- delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 1% cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. GROVE'’S... Laxative $3 Down—$1 a Week 1340 G STREET N. W. Bromo Quinine TABLETS Which Give Only Temporary R It you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start tomorrow. the Edinburgh Royal M:ternity and Simpson 'Memorial Hospital at Edin- burgh. The cots will be known as the Margaret Rose cots. James F. Connelly James F. Shea President Secretary Chas. M. Stieff, Inc. FOR SKIN IRRITATIONS OPEN EACH NIGHT DURING SALE Once-A-Year Reduclions ranging from 15% to 50% throughout our entire stock * 9th ANNIVERSARY Ladies' 14-kt. Solid Gold Gruen Wrist Watches— jewel movement. Ani.v sary Sale price— Sterling Silver Ozfords with 14-kt. solid goid spring. Regularly $10. An- niversary Sale price— $5.95 SALE The once-a-year sale period, wherein our stocks undergo a most impressive reduction, is a gesture on our part to par- tially signify our appreciation of your priceless good will and consistent favors —which, after all, are alone responsible for our years of success. Sterling Silv~r Bread and Butter Plates — standard size — heavy weight — threaded border. Anniver- sary Sale price— $2.35 Each Prevailing Discounts throughout our DIAMOND STOCK DiamondRings . . . . 209 Off Diamond Wrist Watches, 33139, Off Diamond Brooches . . 259 Off Diamond Bracelets . . 259 Off the NMany coffees for 14-kt. Solid White Gold Filigree Flexible Watch Bracelet. $12 regularly, Anntversary Sale price— Indizvidual abore specials in types at special prices which testify to our statement that ANNIIER- SARY PRICES are sharp reductions. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES too numerous to mention individually cach of many tastes In an A & P store, you're in the midst of the world's' choicest coffees brought together to suit all tastes. PLATINUM TOP AND SOLID PLATINUM WRIST WATCHES, bean- tifully adorned with fine cut “diamonds. Formerly $100 to $1.200. ANNIVER- SARY SALE PRICES— $66 to $300 Lamps, 159 to 50% OFF Sterling Silver Holloware, 200 OFF Sterling Silver Vases, 20% OFF Plated Silver Holloware, 209 to 33Y3% OFF Sterling Silver Candlesticks, 2050 OFF. Costume Jewelry, 33Y3%% OFF Book Ends, 259, OFF Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases, 2550 OFF Sterling Stlver Flasks, 25% OFF There you'll also find three blends you can’t find any- where else—ZFEight O’Clock, Red Circle and Bokar, the famous A & P Coffee Trio. These blends suit practically every coffece tastc—and are so satisfying that they are preferred by the greatest number of all coffee drinkers. You have to taste them to see why mere price is not a sure guide to coffee satisfaction. And remember, “‘the coffee you like best is the best, no matter what it costs”. —Men's Elgin Pocket Watches—white and green so0lid gold and gold filled cases; 7, 15 and 17 jewel movements. Formerly 323.50 to $45. Anniversary Sale prices $16.50 to $30 Hall Clocks, 25% OFF SEXCEPTIONS those As has been the custom . . . Standard Price and Sterling Flatzeare will not be reduced in this sale. goods of National Coffee Satisfaction is assured by A & P Coffee Service: Tewelers Stationers Platinumsmiths The Coftee to suit your Taste . . . A. Kahn Jnc. 39 Years at Same Address—935 F Street Freshly Roasted, Correctly Ground, . . . and a Booklet containing suggestions .on how to make good coffee taste better . . . COFFEE SERVY