Evening Star Newspaper, June 21, 1933, Page 34

THE EVENING STAR., W ———————————————— 1 H | { i !Gfrtmdel Summers, John Carroll, Grat- | PYUS ADAMS 13, m- _::‘n.w. BAVE Yl[lns BUNES District’s Heroes | | “Cucar atexander. Alfred Bell, Phil- Thursday Only R i e | ord (N o | | 1ip Blakey, Raymond Gibson, Meredith | 4PM—8PM. Pure Linseed Oil. 70c Gal. | | ered so‘d. | soxese | In tl'l | in the | Lucas. "John Lee. William' Jackson, | | e e J Goodrich e | me o ESELEEEES | SPECIAL DINNER - P; 1 m: ANEIENT PE[]P‘_E{ World War B i Foline . Shra || comnie Dmner—seriee o cavens ([ RHUS TOX 3X rmers | D9 TIRES varren. or » an $4.75 1icturesque | 1 | | Soutl'l Coun try {Amost Perfect Mummy s In- S recorded in the official cita- | ington T. Porter, president of the board e Gins, i e N i OISt <, | TO BE SOLD AT MFRS. COST similar conditions. ON PREMISES OF i H tion. Robert E. Coontz, admiral. | of trustees of the Cincinnati Southern v < | cluded in Material From ! 075 *Navy, was awarded the | Railway, a part of the Southern Rail- scrsmefisegya g BLANK g S U.s 5y Distinguished Service Medal for { way system. died late Monday at the ipen Evenings Until P> .. 28x5. Compited by Sergt. 1. E. Jaeckel. | | Railroad Trustee Dies. 5 - AMERICAN STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. O{ France T : e BOOKS il ...86.95 Texas Canyon. exceptionally meritorious and | age of 83. He was the oldest practicing WALLIS, CAFE il e Royll U. S. Royal CINCINNATI, June 21 (#)—Wash- - 2801 GEORGIA AVE. COLUMBIA 4138 distinguished services in a position of | attorney in Cincinnati Bir Stock—Priced Right N FIRSTS 6.00x17 ...$6.65 great responsibility in the line of his| . Store Hours, 8 A.M. to 5 P.M.; Sat.. 8 to 1 Free Tube With Evers 4 31x6.50 13 —a perfumer named e b *| 5 : = - profession as com-| pe gesert areas of the world are con- 617 12th St. N.W. . Tube Purchase g@ I Y A new accession of skeletons and mandam 9 *the | dered iy come.seographers 1o be - ! E. Morrison Paper Co. | e 1o crornices $7.95 A | archeological material of a mysterious 13th Naval Distric | creasing T00BIPA Kaes - Phets NA. i L The Guarantenl 13, p i Dmad) ower felds for the ';4ce of cave dwellers who once in-| g et —— 32x6.00 | of n ! =X, £ purpose of distilling K:E"fifivt‘;eg)fie?:}?gd P;R‘b:’hofsfl;?;‘ L . /] Navy Yard tmxd 000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 £ 33x6.00 ) $5.65 TRUCK 5 v ¥ e Sin I~ 1 5/ ime s of sonian Institution. :1§,?1p M:C(Sug as x:slxas.s:o Sl TIRES Most of this material was obtained assistant to the : o Sl : ) from a large cave in the canyon of p chief of naval op- 30x5.0 el Here in Washington, the Pecos River, which was approxi N erations S maaan aixt mately the eastern boundarv of thi [/ 3255, 25 31x6.00 f 33x4; Gude Bros. Company, | strange people. It included an almost | - ,_ NN i iyt R — retired — EVERY SIZE IN STOCK FINAL NOTICE AT THESE PRIC RICES . perfectly ‘pressrved “mummy.” A ; 0 =SS Florists and Floral with the rank of ASSADOR 'o SALE BY CONSOLIDATED SALES CO. : admiral and re- Decorators to the |in 8 deep deposit wof Wood ashes adn -2 ¢ o wrapped in a rabbit skin robe and with | Sle [0 Yashing; HOTEL POOL National Capital for |a basket over the head & Tibor 601 o the past forty-three Face Remains Lifelike. x:ect;cu! av e:\‘;r b Through th ds o 1y : northwest. -1 years, maintaine vast | Sliute pencirated ine dech miral Coont is the " e e res in | Dational commander of the Veterans of flower fields and green- | Cavem, with the result that the stin | poreign Wars of the United States. houses for the growing | “mummy” was dug up the face had | . . {an almost lifelike expression, with the | and bringing into per- | jands crossed in a peculiar fashion GRADUATES SEE PLAY - t under the head. In all seven such fection fragrant and | UBCer The heRC teined by the Smith | AT BROWNE SCHOOL gorgeous flowers with sonian, but the others were not in| e |such a perfect state of preservacion. | which you may express | So far as can be ascertained. no arti- = iz = | ficial preservativ ere used by the|y; your sentiments, re- | IC HECrrR e | Diplomas Presented to Class of 142 ardless of the time, | One skeleton. which superficial ex- e : P | amination ndicates may have been| DY Mrs. M. A. McNeill of the place or the oc |that of a woman. was found in a Edication Boasd Estimates FREE at Your Convenience S | prone position, with the bones articu- ol lated. ~Beside it was a skeleton, prob- - [1ated. Beside't was & skeleton, prob- 'NATIONAL HEATING & CONTRACTING CO. World’s | gone the process of partial cremation | A K. Savoy, assistant superintend- ¢ 1999 M St. N.W. NAtional 0808 $ , = Fair For decorative effects or { ent in charge of elementary schools | Evidence of Fractures. z [ 900000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 for any occasiom you may | addressed the class of 142 graduates o ] 3 plan, eur experienced dec- ;de:::r:)}i }‘r”“‘l!‘};gkfel“?“s Sh°‘1e‘1_rfl‘"l' |the Hugh M. Browne Junior High 3 2 specifll 4 5 | gs or arms Which | 5unool at commencement exercises this . orators are ot your series. | lad Tealed vithout being set. e | porming. Rev. G. A, Davis, pastor of . cave is in the side of an almost per- | ihe Jones Methodist Episcops i i a b | 4 ,. Ml e s ) st Episcopal Church. % ALl . An Extra Fine Value Say It With Flowers pendicular cliff. approximately 150 fe2t | yikeq the invocation: Willard Stew- Wi Moo Susch S S . ’ for Any T# | above the flood plain of the river, and | st delivered. the : A play York™ say the travel- Now Only or Any Trip) Thoroughly Clean Out Cooling ’ ! the §mc:u{es_ x‘pdlrm:‘nma(t th; ?]umr‘m Past. Present an: " was pre- wise...and now it is the people not_infrequently tumbled over . 3 Sk . ! : the edge with disastrous results e L e s (hrittient < “Put your SIREN < e e The Dature of these troglodytes Te- yregided and awarded diplomas to the t Bovgie b sl Tichten Water Pump and Re- R the most exotic flower essenc ss0000000e ;a2 Improve Mo casu Renovize | Take Up to Three Years to Pay FIRST PAYMENT IN SEPTEMBER LOW PRICES OF TODAY MAKE IT IMPERATIVE THAT YOU REPAIR. IMPROVE AND RENOVIZE NOW! Painting—papering—plastering—carpentry—garage building—heating plumbing—roofing—cementing and remodeling are our specialties. Any- thing from basement to oof. Remember, it Won’t Be a “Pleasure” Trip Always Open— Unless the Car is Right... 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