Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1931, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGYTON, D. €, FKIDAY, Nuyvimoeat 26 1 MOVIE COMEDIAN FILES |22 330000 owed to the Government in | BURGLAR LOSES SEAT Halan & plecs.of s mind, but e 1| QU R P ERS QNS INJURED - | e s e e L e | rson of Los Angel ent. So he him iece of his trou- lored, of Sand: 1- | Officer Char] who GHIBAG[] ”VE ST[]BK BANKRUPTCY PETITION |2sern o Lo At i it tonom | OF PANTS TO POLICEMAN | sers instead and let 1 go at that. IN 'TWO ROAD CRASHES | foion hiear Wheaton'iast night. “Marr | gated the crash, oo more an & hundre 3 1 adow on an + | Hol o oeal station and cl 2 Three Oars CofHde North of Capi- | yith eckless driving. GOAT WEIGHS m_POUIDS Harry Langdon Lists His Assets at| oo Hollywood and Los Angeles | Officer Grabs Fleeing Man's Trou- |it was seen by woman residents, who | 2 A screamed. Policeman Nolan pursued | tal=~Colored Driver Arres G $700 and Liabilities sers, but Victim Makes him as he fled, catching up with him b s | nulennte}:: :;?ltentce:!e?u; 32321‘?«;21 SO at $62,637. 5 Escape. just as he vaulted a fence. . | Motor Cycle Is Wrecked. | Glen road early yesterday, Ji Huge Domestic Animal Gets Has Many Daddies. | R There was & ripping sound as Police- [ o [ et el Wt ool it s MADRID (®).—It looks like & MEITY | py tne Associated Press | man Nolan grabbed the intruder by the | B” 3308 Sorrmonten ]&!d Th;‘stgr- | and Mr. &nd Mrs. Charles Reid, also of eavier in Last Year. seat of the trousers. | » Md, November 27. | Washington, received cuts. They Were | «peltman General” sald t6 be YORK, November 27—Listing | pear-claiwatth Greatest Exhibit in City’s! nEw voRk November a1 _ Listin 3;“‘::’“:::":“::'":&°1;’“:'~:9;:::;’1. CHICAGO. November 27—Undoubt-| ‘The man escaped. but Policeman | —Four persons were injured in two | ireated at Walter Reed Hospital . $62,637, Harry Langdon, a motion pic- | . |edly the unidentified burglar who |Nolan has a clue—maybe. accidents, one of b Te passeng History Gets Under Way m{fu”?’%‘:“‘ m& nxl:dr .;.;’."1‘"&",73?'&“'”% ;,}r‘ anpmm 'rm-m fib’:fi'"“"” down a ladder :e flaved i - mobile cufinfor?. :)}x‘lemc:or;?len:eur:fie au?im?fx’:diywte‘&;-rda emgflg -iwem“ d‘“;'u‘:fnfi’:rn,%- nkrul . | staffs of TS, : A - r ployed actor. He gave his chief liability | not find his parents. ing wanted to give Policeman John !land had 12 or more hours of sunshine. !~ William Beall of Forest Glen was ' the cars, while the third .'l-l operated | cluding & frun‘.,rl:;n'?fim - | \ By the Associated Press. . CHICAGO, November 27.—Agricul- ture put on its best bib and tucker | today and drove in to the Interna- tional Live Stock Show. BT The price of Bell Clothes any smarter. We just stay away iw:?iwfm has been cut to $19.50 from expensive locations, and Rt T That brings the cost and selling save a tidy sum on rent alone. | Barney H. Heiage, exposition man- glgen attributed the record entries to e R 5 S, e price as close together as heads We satisfy ourselves with a dollars awaiting him in awards. TIt| costs little to enter grain and hay ex- T i ST B and tails on a dime. Seriously! slim--a very slim--profit, and stock here, farmers benefit in the high bidding fof prize carcasses.” e R | No man could reasonably ex- work twice as hard to make half land, returned again to pick the grand champion steer. Biggar’s father picked (B ot o pect such a fine suit at sucha as much. If you had a friend in ot S e price. There isn’t another store the wholesale business who was L in Washington willing to ex- personally interested in your ap- T change nineteen fifty for a suit, pearance and savings account he Judging in all classes begin early ¢ Saturday morning and the champion N—— overcoat or tuxedo costing as couldn’t do more for you than Because of ayto accidents in New Zealand it has béen proposed that cat- ESE AL much to tailor as the smart ‘Washington’s three Bell Clothes clothes Bell sells. Not that we’'re Shops. Comein. Be convinced. A SURE HIT ¥ Bell Lowers Price to stimulate immediate business T 3 OIEL YNt 3 FPATE < knn MACARONI ¢ and Ham Hearty eaters or “nibblers”— they’ll all ask for more whea you serve Macaroni and Ham. It's so delicious : : ;: and so good for them! That's why thousands of famiiies have this dish regularly, once every week. If you don’t know the Energy ‘Trio—Macaroni, Spaghetti and Egg Noodles—get acquainted now! Learn how easy it is to pre- pare these nourishing, sppetiz- ing, thrifty foods! » Clip This Recipe for < MACARON! and HAM 8 oz. macaroni %; cp. seedless raisins 114 cups cider 2 tbsp. brown sugar 1 med.sliceham 1 teaspoon prepared 1 tablespoon corn starch mustard 1. Cook macaroni until (enc,l‘er; d;-in. 2. Place ham in buttered baking dish, d with d, sprinkle with it e e _'fi;,: Every garment was tailored and styled to sell for Clothes and the fine clothes normally sold for $35, $46 ::l‘;ib:;:e:c.":;‘go_::h:::c"::-(e:;g::; 3 i $22.50 ACCORDING TO BELL’S STANDARD OF and $45. There isn’t MUCH difference to be seen. i : 7 forione b Seveslodt pirkbas: VALUE. Which means that every Bell suit, over- ; 3 Ry ; ; coat and tuxedo now offered for $19.50 was made to Right now we are showing a complete line of the sea- FREE! Thife Recipe Book of 24 P tested dishes. Maczroni Assn., 1207 / Of satisfy men accustomed to wearing $35, $40 and son’s smartest styles in suits and overcoats. If you Peoples Bank Bldg., Indianapolis. - $45 clothes. And DOES! have a special liking for some pattern or fabric you saw gl Particular Interest in a higher priced suit or coat yow'll probably find it At This Time___ Ask any man who ever bought here what type of here—IF IT’S ONE OF THE NEWEST. Come in. clothes we sell. Ask that man—PLEASE DO—if he’d Be as critical as you like. Unless the garment we ever THINK of spending more than $19.50 so long as show you for $19.50 is as smart, as fine, as the Bell Clothes are available at that price. We don’t one for which you paid a: higher price—walk out. 3 believe there is more than a handful of men in Selling so close to cost, you can easily imagine what Washington who could tell the difference between Bell rare values these are. Profit by Bell’s new low price. As Usual—No Charge for Alterations —every leading fabric =9 95" BELL crorsss en Late Saturday . 916 F ST. 715 14TH ST. 941 PA. AVE, MACARONI SPNGIIETTI EGGNOODIES