Evening Star Newspaper, May 19, 1931, Page 3

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The drink is Cloverdale Lith- A-Limes, Served alone or mixed with other beverages, this lively, tang-y drink has made many local parties success- ful this season. Cloverdale Lith-A- Limes is now on sale generally at local stores. Clever hosts admit that this remarkable drink literally makes any party a success. Guests all agree on that point. Cloverdale Lith-A- Limes comes in two sizes, the 16- ounce bottle and in the new large party size bottle, 29 ounces, at 25c, Plus a returnable bottle deposit of 5c. LITH-A-LIMES SPECIAL NOTICES. WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ills contracted by any one other than m: self. M. E. MAHONEY, (3319) 3325 O st o ! b I WILL NOT BE RESPON bills made other than by ‘GOUGH, 776 Morton st. n.w. RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY by any one but myself. ¥ ) WILSON. 5308 James pl. n.e. DONT PERMIT YOUR LIVING ~ROOM FU! AND RUGS 1o be destroyed by MOTH! Let us Mothproof them for you —right in_your own home—_by the Konate process, which carries INSURED protection or 3 years. 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LONDON, May 19.—King George and Queen Mary, assisted by the Prince of ( Wales, will receive in historic Buck- tingham Palace tonight, among others, 10 American debutantes and the wife of an American Minister in the first of the social season’s four court presenta- tions. | The last curtsey was practiced today and the last ruffie patted into place in preparation for the crowning event in the social lives of the elect. They will wear gossamer gowns of tulle, chiffon and lace, the majority of them white, but some in pale shades of color. Pearls ywill be the most-favored adornment, and feather fans ‘will be preferred to bouquets. Mrs. Charles Gates Dawes, wife of the American Ambassador to the Court of St. James, will present the follow- ing: Mrs. Ralph Booth, wife of the Amer- ican envoy to Denmark, of Detroit; Miss Barbara Hutton, Miss Louise Behn and Miss Virginia Penn of ilew York: Miss Helen Brinton, Miss Margaret Duane and Miss Edith Martin of Philadelphia; Miss Adele Jahncke of New Orleans, Miss Bertha Potter Palmer end Miss Virginia Dawes of Chicago, and Miss Jasmin Schoelikoff of Buffalo. Nine American women, six debu- tantes and three matrons, will partici- pate in the second presentation, tomor- Tow night. When the guests line up in their car- riages along the Mall—the wide drive leading to_the palace—to await their summons London will be provided with one of its favorite shows. Habitues of the court, as well as the trembling neo- phytes, will be exposed for hours to the inquisitive gaze of the cockney crowds. Comments of “Ain't she lovely?” and “Don’t think much of her” generally fly to and fro as the curlous peer through the windows to criticize dress and deportment. The Sultan of Jahore and the Sul- tana, the former Mrs. Helen Wilson, a Scottish widow, will be particular targets of inspection tonight. She is expected to wear her priceless state jewels, most dazzling of which are a diamond tiara, a collar of diamonds of inca'culable value and a shoulder cape of diamonds. He will be sttired in a blue and gold uniform, decorated with jeweled orcers. CANDY SALES “RACKET” WARNING IS ISSUED! Legion We]‘f;e Director Believes Confection Is Being Sold by Men Posing as Veterans. A warning against sollcitors, believed | to be using the names of blind veterans | of the World War and the America Legion in a so-called “candy racket,” selling cheap candy at exorbitant prices and pocketing the money, was issued today by Francis F. Miller, director of the welfare and relief of the American Leglon. Both the American Legion and the Disabled American Veterans of the! ‘World War are members of the Com- munity Chest and there is no need to employ such sales in behalf of the blind or any other veterans, it was pointed o ut. The matter, Miller said, has been taken up with the Better Business Bu- reau, DENTAL AIDES TO MEET Brackbill Will Give Clinic on Gold Inlays. A meeting of the District of Colum- bia Dental Assistants’ Society will be held in the Columbia Medical Building Thursday at 8 o'clock. R. F. Brackbill of Rothstein's Lab- oratory will give a clinic on “Waxing, Investing and Casting of Gold Inlays.” ‘The names of three candidates have been placed in nomination for election as delegate to the national convention of the organization. They are Mathilde Kolb, Dorothy Wakefleld and Gertrude T. Demonet. $500 Theft Is Probed. Police were investigating today the reported theft of $500 from Miss Cath- erine M. 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Trapped by fifth precinct officers, | John Henry Carnell, former policeman, | was arrested yesterday afternoon on | charges of lllegal possession of beer and | whisky in a raid at 122 D street south- | east. Carnell told police he was 37 years old and lives at 1321 Emerson | street, | Detective Walter 8. Beck and Sergt. | Robert Plerce, who steged the raid, re- | ported finding 90 bottles of beer and 3 ! quarts of whisky in the place. B. & 0. to Show New Train. The new air-conditioned train of the Baltimore and Ohlo Railroad Co. will be on exhibition at the Washington Terminal this afternoon from 3 o'clock in the afternoon until 9:30 tonight, of- ficials of the company announced today. 2 Big Specials for Wednesday 3-Year-Old Potted Everbloomag Bush Roses 65¢c Each 6 for $3.75 12 for $7.00 Rose La Hardy French Hydrangeas 50c and 75¢c_ Ready for outdoor plant- ing. Right from our own mursery. For sale also at our nursery above Rockville on Frederick Pike. GUDE’S GARDEN SHOP A. 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Thirty-five hun- dred bills were introduced, 1.450 unsuccess- fully (that many passed). Now, no State can possibly have that many things wrong with it. And, of course, they turned down the only modern, up-to-date and sensible one of the whole 3,500. It would have gotten the State more favorable comment than all the others put together. That was to g>t Gov. Rolph an airplane. In a big State like this, how do they ex- pect him to get around on a bicycle? “Doctor of Applesauce™| Offered at His Bidding by Town Civic Leader. | By the Assoctated Press OKLAHOMA CITY. May 19.—Will Rogers of cap and bells refuses to don cap and gown Oklahoma_City University was con- | sidering, making” Will a doctor of hu- manity and letters, just about the last word in honorary degrees, but,the cow- boy jester advised that his limit was a D. A —doctor of applesauce—from the Oolagah, Okla., kindergarten. | “What are you trying to do,” Rogers wired to the Daily Oklahoman, “make | a joke out of college degre They | are in bad enough repute &s it is, with- out_handing ‘em around to comedians “The whole honorary degree thing is the ‘hooey.” I saw some college giving Mellon one. and he is a billion bucks short. T got too much respect for peo- le that work and earn ‘em to see em ded around to every notorious char- e souDd oTevery Found with serious spinal troubles at Fred W. Cordif. Oolagah civic leader, the foot of & 200-foot cliff, near pledged Rogers the kindergarten degree. Tobermory, Isle of Man, James Black ——— | was speeded in.motor boat and am- Movie fans of Paris spent more than bulance 170 miles to a hospital in $12,000,000 for admissions last year | Glasgow, Scotland. 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