Evening Star Newspaper, May 9, 1932, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY. MAY 9, 1932. 15DEAD, 30 BURIED INLYONS CAVE-N Former Premier Herriot Es- capes Death as Slide Wrecks Apartments. By the Associated Press France, May 9.—Forty-five e believed buried today un- es which swallowed up two houses in the outskirts of der lands! apartment Lyons. Fifteen bodies had been taken out of the ruins, but it was feared at least 30 more were still burled | Police and firemen. aided by soldiers, | bombarded the hiliside behind the | town with artillery to remove the dan- ger of another and heavier slide. Romeo Packs a Wicked Trunk DISCIPLINARIAN WHACKS FRISKY CIRCUS INTO LINE. BALTIMORE IS SAME AS BLUE LAWS PASS Newly Liberalized Sunday Brings Little Change in City's Activities. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, May 9.—The atmos- | phere of Baltimore was unaffected yesterday by its newly liberalized Sun- day as its residents observed the first Sabbath freed of many of the 200-year- old blue laws. Lexington, Liberty streets, in the heart of the busi- | ness section, were much the same as on | past Sundays. The traffic was light | and a large number of the automobiles | were from other States. , Most of the motion picture theaters, open on Sunday legally for the first | time, had scanty attendance. The parks, highways into the country, | homes and golf links claimed as much Charles, Howard and| KRAFT Old English —now being extensively advertised. Two Big Sardine Values! | Both Are Imported Crown. . .8¢, 2 = 15¢ King Oscar.2 = 29¢ Del Monte Sardines can 10¢ Wisconsin Cheese These Pri Prevail in Washincton | Specials This Week Corned Beef Hash Generous size can—always ready—simply brown and serve. Prudence Brand A Very Low Price Afternoon Tea V4-lb. loc 7 196 per Banquet Tea attention yesterday as in Sundays past. 0il Sardines By a majority of nearly 84000, the voters last Monday passed an ordinance liberalizing the ancient blue laws to permit motion pictures, sports and restricted retail sales on Sunday. The ordinance became effective yesterday. were remove- before d away by Edouard Vitamont Dog Food . . P Priced extremely low—buy a supply at this price. small Rinso 2 packages 15c Pll:{"‘;‘ For heavy duty washing. small Lux . 5. 9¢ 2,45 For silks and light washing. Banquet Gunpowder «; . 23¢ Ba’quet Or’ge Pekoe 4 1. 25¢ Banquet Tea Balls. . . can 23¢ 10c | Lipton’s Tea vke. 41/5¢ 19c | Lipton’s Tea. . . oke. 9¢ il Lipton’s Tea 45¢ | . can 23¢ earlier <Il:‘c only by leaping to safety. Woman's Cries Heard. The rescue parties returned to the Tuins, hh\\(‘ after cries were heard Herring Roe Kippered Snacks. .3 cans 10c || Kippered Herring.3 cans 25¢ 22 ws. 23¢ . 15¢ FLY TIME Is Here Order Your Screens to be Made NOW We have everything needed for screens . . . such as wire, moulding, Bardware, etc. You can buy the mat- erial and make the screens yourself or engage your own carpenter. “NO, ORDER TOO SMALL" “SUDDEN SERVICE" J. FRANK KELLY, Inc. Lumber, Millwork, Paint, Coal, Sand, Gravel, Cement. 2121 Ga. Ave. North 1343 d fires preceded the | first occurred at 9 a.m. while many residents were asleep. It cracked the gas mains. The fire de- artment removed the first 12 persons fore the second and larger slide tum- | bled dowr ing both buildings. House of Lords ll House of Lords. . it g:::dl Tea . A I da Tea Sanico Macaroni . . 3 rke 19c | ALSO SPAGHETTI & NOODLES. Heno Tea......... % . 20¢ Scot Tissue 3rolis, 23c @ rols 45¢ Sanico Or’ge Pekoe 1 m. 23¢ Excellent quality—Ffull 1,000:sheet rolls. CLICQUOT CLUB Waldorf Tissue 4 rots 15 § s . % b 23: Evap. Peaches. .. Evap. Apricots. . Large Prunes Gerber’s Strained Vegetables —recommended for babies and invalids. 2 cans for 25c Leaps to Safety. | M. Herriot. whose party emerged vic- tor in the national elections yesterday, Jeaped to the top of the ruins when fire- | men failed to obey his request to leave. | Engineers had predicted a new collapse | of the walls “Do you want to be killed?" he shouted. and jumped just in time to escape the crash About 100 persons were killed in a | similar landslide on Fourviere Hill here | in November, 1930. The slide today was blamed on heavy rains and melting enows which undermined the subsoil in the hills. SELF-STYLED PRINCE CAUGHT AFTER ESCAPE Deportee’s Friends Are Sought by | Officials on Charges of Aid- OMEO, patriarch among the 50 elephants of Ringling Bros. & Barnum * & Bailey Circus, showing here May 16 and 17, dispenses justice in a dignified but firm manner when the younger members of the herd trumpet too loudly or yank on their leg chains daukh(l‘h who are going to the United PORTO RICANS CHOOSE | dsushier who are song to the united INSURGENT DELEGATES Xocrame ’Bivuls to Challenge Group Sent to Ginger Ale You'll find the golden is pre- ferred by many children. 2 bof::,l,e' 29C Pint Size New Lower Del Monte Prices! 29 Asparagus, .., ZScC ESTABLISHED 1906 It’s Smart to Be THRIFTY! ON’E way to exercise this privilege is to order your coal bin filled with Rinaldi’s Reading Anthracite “trouble proof” COAL. It's GUARANTEED to give you 100% satis- faction. PHONE NO. 1600 Democratic Con- vention. | By the Associated Press. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May 9.—A rival delegation to the Democratic Na- | tional Convention to challenge the six | delegates chosen here on April 23 was selected yesterday by a group which left the former insular convention and since has incorporated itself as the Democratic party of Porto Rico. The new delegation, uninstructed for | any candidate for the presidency, was| told to urge the adoption of a Dhn( favoring self-government for Porto Rico. | W. R. Bennet was chosen national | committeeman by the dissident group. | Benjamin J. Horton was elected na- tional committeeman in the former island convention to succeed the late Picnic Cans Argo Red Salmon Del Monte Asparagus Tips 2 an 10c | Chum DelMonte &t Green * Now Your Preference of Quarter Pound @ Print or Country Style Roll at ing Fugitives. By the Associated Press NEW YORK. May 9—The elusive, Harry F. Gerguson, self-styled Prince Micheel Alexandrovitch Romanoff, was Vi wck at Ellis Islend today unger duress and the chances that he would visit Manhattan agein were slim. Gerguson escaped from a guard Thursday night when he was permited | to journey to Manhattan to collect his walking stick and wind up other busi- | ness before being deported for entering the country as a stowaway. He was recaptured last night coming out of & speakeasy. | Henry W. Dooley. That convention Gerguson had $85, which he said had | also voted to send a delegation to been given to him by friends. Depart- | Chicago uninstructed for but mendly ment of Labor officials said they would |to in D. Roosevelt. try to trace the friends and have them SRR prosecuted under a Federal statute | ROOSEVELTS BEGlN TOUR making it a felony to aid a fugitive from justice. Will Visit Southern Philippines on Month's Trip. MANILA, May 9 (). —Gov. Gen and Mre, Theodore Roosevelt left yes- terday for a month's tour of the southern Islands of the Philippine Ar-hipelago. Thejr itinerary includes a stop at Jolo, where the death toll in a recent Y i3 new reported at 120. The vice governor, Goor;fl Bute Lz CHICAGO, May 9.—Donald Mitchell en route to Yokohama on the Presiden Ryerson, 47, socially prominent, wealthy | McKinley with his wife and two industrialist, was found dead of a bul- | - = s \ Fruit Juices! Libby’s @3 3 cans Cnmpbe[l’x Tt 3 cam %g: Hllrfl JTates e'® can 5c and ]oc Phillips Delicious . . . .can 5¢ Smden Tomato Juice Cock- vot. 10c Silver Nip Grapefruit Juice 4 cans 25¢ i " Cranberry Juice Cocktail, o l‘, int bottle 25¢ c ;) Sanico Grape Jni;e, T vint 15¢; auart 29¢ Welch’s Grape Juice Your choi und r choice per pol et sl g--25¢ | | SEALECT MILK . 3o ]7c Good Foods Priced Low! Standard Corn. 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