Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1931, Page 12

Rembval Sale riunity to save on Dumundn, Rings, ‘Watches, Silverware and Novelties During this sale our tll'ln stoek of high-grade jewelry has beel DRASTICALLY mucm TO COST AND LESS! For Saturday Only 15-Jewel Watches for Men ‘Wrist Watches Reduced From To $20.00 $25.00 $28.50 $35.00 913 G St. N.W. | 1 will be loeated in ldm 20 3is, Wootward Beliding: | SECOND VICTORY FOR D. C. HORSE || Gold Foyle, Niepold Entry at " Worthington Show, Wins Novice Jumps. Il | B> a Staft Correspondent of The Star. PLEASANT HILL FARM, Cockeys- ville, Md., May 22.—Gold Foyle, beau- ll | tiful 6-year-old mare, shown by Percy il | M. Niepold of Washington, won the novice jumpers class as the three-day program of the second annual Worth- "1 ington Valley Horse Show was in au- t ru_\;;":d here yesterday afternoon. event ‘was one of 20 features which marked the opening of the meet on the 3,000-acre estate of C. Wilbur Miller, adjoining the famous Maryland || Hunt ‘Cup course. Thirty-two rivals, th: largest fleld of the day, were de- feated by the Niepold entry’s splendid performance. Gold Foyle's victory was her second major triumph in as many weecks, the || | Washington mare having won the local il | hunters’ class in the National Capital j| | Hors: Show last week. Yellow Ribbon Winner. Another Capital exhibitor, Maj. G. 8. Patton, jr., scored yesterday when =5l | Hukupu, fleet-footed, 6-year-old chest- EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. MEN! ‘We Can Match Your Odd Coat With Our Special lll | ers classes and also pla the chestnut he | Trousers| up Thousands of pairs of special trousers in stock, making it a simple matter to watch your odd coats. Regular Delivery Over 100,000 nmm:- read The Star ever day. The Jority have the paper dfllnnd I &lt gelding, won the yellow ribhon for ird place in the class for road hacks, ||| shown under saddle at a walk, trot and canter. Hukupu captured the Peter Voorhess De Graw Memorial Cup || in' the recent National Capital Horse || | Show. John Donnelly, & junior at George- town University in Washington, ex- pert horseman and master of the Don- nelly Stables of Boston, rode the Don- fll | nelly pride, Campanile, flashy 4-year-old gelding, to blue ribbons in the novice hunters and middleweight green hunt- ced fourth with orse in the middle and ight thoroughbred hunters com- pegohzrt Robey, Washington horseman, rode Thundercrash, shown by Mrs. Simon Patterson of Pil h, to third fll | in the lightweight thoroughbred hunt- j| | ers and hunters hacks classes. 26 Ribbons Taken. Thirteen Pennsylvania __exhibitors, showiug some of the finest hunting and the Keystone State, col- and n white. ‘Worthington Vulley meet vhlch is hn coming to with the National thfl-ll Dem and ‘1’% well-known mfl has attracted fashington ex season. Representatives from th!‘ Capital are Maj. Patton, 3117 Woodland ame G.P. Owen, 1431 I street; luy H. Norton, 1115 Buchanan street; Persis Leatures 65 classes for hunting and saddle horses, while two exhibitions in hook. ir., and W. K. Noel. One hun- dred and ten stables are eneamped at Pleasant Hill for the meet. Portuguese Flyers Hurt. PR TATRA Russia and Britain lead in Europe in the total seating capacity of motion- plct-ure theaters, each having 2,200,000 SOL HERZOG, Inc. Originators of the BUDGET-BUYING Flag Day ‘ SERVICES AT ROCK CREEK ! PARISH TOMORROW. ‘ REV. JOHN W. GUMMER. LAG cay services will be held in St. Paul's Church, Rock Creek Parish, tomorrow at 9:30 am., when Rev. John W. Gummer of ‘Washington Cathedral will make the address. Holy ccmmunion will be held at 8:30 o'clock, following which there will be & procession from the parish hall to the church. Sergt. Henry Loveless will post the colors and John 8. Cole will give the allegiance to the flag. Dr. F. J. Bohanan, the rectcr, will conduct the nlute to the cross. 42 FINISH ARMY SCHOOL Graduating exercises were held today for 42 enlisted men of the Army who completed the 1930-31 course at the School at Philadel- Hilgard, commandant of the school, pmlded and Brig. Gen. He'nry C. Whitehead delivered the prin- cipal address and presented the diplomas. Staff Sergt. Blnn R. Fox, stationed at Fort Humphreys, Va.; Sergt. Bailey Skinner, Pbrt Washington, Md. and Pvt. William E. Daly, Army Medical Center, this city, were members of the graduating group. OHIO BROKERS INDICTED CINCINNATI, May 22 (#).—Jess N. Roberts and Walker P. Hall, former partners in the defunct brokerage firm of Roberts & Hall, were indicted to- rank | day by the county grand jury for alleged embezzlement and conversion of funds. The firm failed December 30, 1929, for $1,500,000. Prosecutor R. N. Gorman said the in- dictments grew out of acts alleged to .{ have been committed before the firm | . | closed its doors. tening up the home grln TR 5 Wb ey 4 Hobr ?nxm ind els. wesr amd severe use. Made 1n all the mew colors. Walter Morgan Company, Inc. 421 10th 8t. N.W. Nat. 7889 PLAN IN WASHINGTON For several months we have been promising the men who patronized our sale of a year ago that we would ‘repeat’ again in May. We went to one of the manufacturers of our regular fine $40 and $45 Suits . . . we bargained back and forth . . . and feel very much elned over !he fact that we're able to ‘come back’ . . . and WITH A LOWER PRlCE Materials: Worsteds, Herringbones, Styles: Single and Double Breasted Models . . . one, two and three button effects . . . conservative and young men types. Serges, Cheviots, Cassimeres, Ete. Sizes: Shoete il tongss vagulars wnd stouts. . .EVERY MAN WILL FIND HIS SIZE...included. A look in our windows will convince you that these are rare bargains -and a ‘lower price’ makes it all the more interesting! Bona Fide 40 and 45 New Pants SUITS $2 6 50 —hundreds of them! Sor HeRz0G - F Street ar Qth DRASTIG MEASURES 5 END CUBAN REVOLT Exaggerated Reports Are Blamed for Uncertainty. Order Is Restored. By the Associgted Press. HAVANA, May 22.—Order reigned throughout Cuba today after 24 hours of uncertainty which threatened to bring about a national crisis. Rumors of revolutionary uprisings in Oriente province, where tension has been high for more than a month, due chiefly to the alleged brutality of mili- tary authoritics, caused general concern until- it was ascertained that rumors were exaggerated. Political circles were wondering today if Ambassador Harry F. Guggenheim, on his way back to Havana after a fortnight spent in Washington and New York, would bring any message from the State Department. Drastic Action Taken. Student leaders and men prominent in the opposition ranks, including Col. Carlos Penate, president of the Nation- alists, and Mario G. Menocal, former President of the Republic, have freely predicted revolution is imminent lnd the government has taken ex precautions, including militarization ot public works employes, to insure order. The opposition is determined to se- “FLA OWFR LOVERS! See the Prize-Winning Asiatic Rhododendrons Beginning today, you and your friends are invited to the Gardens at Towson Nurseries, to view an un- usual, long-to-be-remembered dis- play of thousands of rare and ex- e | quisite Himalayan Rhododendrons in full bloom. These same varieties of Rhododendrons were awarded First Prize at Baltimore’s Annual Flower and Garden Qho\\ he many new varieties of "Rock' Garden piant ever- Sresns and shribs now on display in their nltllrll settings. e These Prize-Winning Rhaladrndmnx this Week End Ample Parking Space TOWSON NURSERIES, TOWSON, MARYLAND Upon reaching Baltimore drive out York Road to_ Towson Nurseries, opposite State Normal_School. Pie crust making was tedious and :lnnemm until FLAKO came ong. Now you just a 1% e of FLAK i & bowl add a little water and there’s your br crust ready to roll FLAKO produces pu cnms that can be eaten to last flake, they’re so light md delicious. Your grocer has FLAKO. Flako Products Corporation New Brunswick, N. J. Anct Cos, IXTRA STRENGTH Jorp (ALVERT (OFFEE | IS LESS THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER COFFEE YOU CAN BUY COFFE! BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU SO MANY MORE CUPS TO THE POUND Fancy HELD FOR GRAND JURY |msnsed to Janitor $856 From Office Safe. Charged with breaking into the real estate office of C. Irving Wood, 1249 Wisconsin avenue, and safe, Thomas ncomm‘m the grand in Pcli ourt today ‘umdce $300" hon. 51 Collins, & former janitor at the of- Charged With Taking n&. was suspected of having commit- the crime when he fafled to turn in an office key after being released from work several months Pouu said the man admitted tak- the mcney. He said he had been unable to.get work after losing his Job as janitor and .had no way of Avenue, was re- providing for his family. Fresh-Killed DUCKLINGS The lowest price in years on these deli- cious White Pekin Long Island Ducklings, 10 to 12 weeks old. Rushed direct from the famous Long Island Duck Ranches to delight your family this week end. Pound 23 IN OUR MEAT MARKETS ONLY Tender Chuck ROAST 2 Ibs: 27¢ Siewing < Chickens Fresh Ground Beef Lean Plate Beef Breast of Lamb ..3 w. 25¢ Shid. Lamb Roast . Breast of Veal Krey's Regular or Armour's Banquet Mild Cured SMOKED HAMS Center Slices, Ib. 35¢ Three-Corner ROAST ROAST Lb. 21c Lb. 23¢ » 29¢ | Hillcrest Franks. . ™ 19¢ » |7c | Auth's Lunch Franks. ™ 30c » |0c | Loffler's Skin. Franks.™ 30c Sheed™ Bacon e e Smerea Liverwurst . Fancy Rib % » 20c Tender Beef Liver » 23¢ » |7c » |9¢ Loffler’'s Home Style COOKED HAM Half or W Tb. 35C K 10c K1s 20 sin: 40c West Chesapeake Beach Maryland Also our Meat Dept. in our store at North Beach, Md., same low prices as in city. Your patronage is solicited. Fine Granulated SUGAR 10 i ne 47 Cloth Bag 5 ms. 24c—25 s $1.18 Special Friday and Saturday FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Fancy Iceberg Lettuce 2~ 15¢c 19¢ | FANCY FLORIDA lar[e lluds 'NEW POTATOES Fresh, Pasteurized CREAMERY BUTTER From the Nation's Cut Fresh From the Tub PEACHES { Delicious Halves in Syrup 2= 29c Stringless Beans STRINGLESS BEANS 3 m. 22¢ FRESH GREEN PEAS 3 m. 22c FRESH SPINACH 3 . 10c . CUCUMBERS 3 for 10c FRESH TOMATOES 2 . 35¢ Special Price for This Week End Finest Dairyland SUNNYFIELD AL 1 dozen Sunnybrooks Sfandard Tomatoes, 45 25¢ e Evap. Milk, 3 &3 20c ""’" Corn Flakes. 2 »e |3c Shredded Wheat . 2 »= |9¢ Standard 3 Quality med. 22¢C ABP 3y Applesauce el Monte Pears Sugar Com BLACK-EYE PEAS BLUE ROSE RICE Bosco Choc. Syrup i P Sweet Milk, 2 Uneeda Biscuits . oniam Crackers . Hostess Dessert Fing 2 s Q¢ Delicious Bartlett’s Standard Quality Pure La g Olive Oil' White Leghorns . Iona Lima Beans . . . . Campbell’s >k Beans . . Rajah Salad Dressing % wma- Ketchup . Raiah Mustard . . "% 9c Long Horn Cheese .™ I9¢ 10cix23¢cx:43¢:79¢ Royal Baking Powder 15 Florida Oranges —for the price of a dozen— | 33¢c—39¢ —49c¢ Finest Quality STRICTLY FRESH EGGS WILDMERE'S' 2 dozen 45¢ .dox. 35C (In Most Stores) 22¢ 19¢ v 10 15¢ med. cans 16-0z. cans 3 u-ox. o bottle - SPARKLE - GELATIN Cherry, Orange, Lemon, Lime, | Strawberry and Raspberry 5-oz. "Ez_zsc 2n21cC 12-01. 47c Grandmother’s Bread:: Sc 2“*-"“ 15¢c 12-02. 23c aurts 265¢ . Preserves ™ = 22¢, 27¢ Hire'sRoot Beer Ext. e 22¢ Drano . .' . . .=23¢ Flit Insecticide . .. == B5¢ ers ;G 15¢ 1-1b. 29c e e CEC Ginger Ale "3 2 s 25¢ Waldorf Toilet Pa per Krey’s Regular or Armour’s Banquet SMOKED HAMS Half or Whole w. 19¢ Center Slices, 1b., 38¢ (In ANl Stores) Scot- Tissue Toilet Paper Soft and Soluble 3 rolls zse