Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1936, Page 6

A—6 DL ALEATN HEARNG SLATED Motion for New Trial in| " Nephew’s Marriage Case Comes Up Monday. B the Associated Press. MOUNT VERNON, October 20.— Common Pleas Judge P. L. Wilkins yesterday placed on the docket for hearing Monday & new trial motion by former Senator C. C. Dill, against whom Margie Heaton Dill obtained & $5,000 judgment for alienation of af- MANY GIFTS THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936. of FOOD and PRIZES ' | ' : o l ' ‘ NEXT MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2nd. ar 7:30 P.)M. CALVERT EXHIBIT HALL Opposite _, Shoreham Hotel OPENS b b | Hallowe’en’s ELECTED! Every poll points to a landslide for “Major Party” foods! Your near- est D. G. S. Store has a complete variety of QUALITY foods to make I | your celebration a success. You may phone your order and your | needs will be— ' | Remodeling Celebration! HILLSIDE D. 6. S. MARKET LEIN & HERBST, Props. 4706 Fourteenth Street N.W. Phone: Georgia 6700 Thursday Eve., October 29th, 8 P.M. '{hls complete D. G. 8. Store has been completely remodeled and is now better able to serve you. You, your family and friends are cordially invited to attend this celebration. A complete program for your entertainment. IT'S ALL FREE ) Whole Fancy, Home-Dressed Small, tender hams from corn-fed young porkers. Bu, y r ), | 1 y a whole or half of ham serve it roasted for the Sunday dinner with swee : serve the remaining portion sliced cold. ghncalon ko Sweet Potatoes (on sale in Produce Depts.) - 3 [0c Brandywine Sliced Bacon Brewer-Snyder Cooked Hominy___ Tower Brand Scrapple Selected Eggs FRESH LOIN Pork Roas Kraft’s Pimento CHEESE SPREAD 17¢ MARGARINE, - vke 23 (Sold Only in Licensed Stores) Mrs. Grace Dill of Predericktown. Margie Heaton Dill, 20-year-old stenographer, charged her mother-in- law and one-time Senator from Wash- ington alienated the affections of her husband, Wendell M. Dill, also 20. The young couple was married in 1934, the day after being graduated from Predericktown High School. The next day, Margie said, her husband left for Washington, D. C., where his uncle obtained a job for him. Contradictions marked testimony at the trial. Margie Dill asserted her mother-in-law took her to the Na- tional Capital a few weeks after the marriage and arranged there an 11- legal operation designed to end any family tles between the couple and destroy their marriage. She said a| Washington woman who performed the operation was selected from & list | of “four or five names” supplied by the former Senator. Both the defendants denied par-| ticipation in any such arrangement. BLUM SUIT DISMISSED PARIS, October 29 (#).—The courts yesterday dismissed a suit by the Taxpayers Federation against Premier Leon Blum, charging he defrauded the public by pressing sale of govern- ment bonds, knowing that secret de- valuation negotiations were being conducted. The courts declared the Premier acted in his official rather than per- i sonal capacity and that Parliament Dromedary Pitted 7% oz. Fatified his actions. Marriage .Licenses. DAT E S pkg. Pasteurized for your protection. S>> <G> P<D>D><P Libby’s Fancy Custard i a No. 274 C puMPKIN 3* 10 Dry pack—makes marvelous pies. 12 13 oz. C picktes 10 What is a party without pickles? Mott’s Pure Sweet ' 4 5 c CIDER "# % The traditional beverage for the occasion. St se.: Rev. - Hill Alexander G. Petropol. 21. 801 H st. ne. ) Combination O‘féet P Gatalle L. Tnomas. 18. 827 1ith Sonel Rev. Freciey Rahrer, A ONE POUND ECONOMY PACKAGE OF wiliaho€, Katnge? 0 628 B ot 21 CAMPFIRE MARSEMALLOWS st.. # and ONE Sc PACKAGE Or MAPL-MIX 1007 Pure Pork S'A’UHSAGEHE Ib. 2 MEAT____ pke. C OB OLOLCR SO LSO SO EC SOy ellus T. Beale. 30. Mare Jscaueiine B. puBols > il. 50, Laurel, Md. and | 2. 1803 Biitmore | ‘War st; Rev. . ner. L ng. 24, and Bessife M. Mus- Whole or Lang’s Fresh Cucumber Half Loin ® <G><D<S> F. Burns, Conover C. Smith. 34. and May D. 'Abernethy, 34. both of Kansas City, £ Mol Rev. . S. Loushan, .y, g b v rs, r. 2 riste M. D i 21 botn ‘o Culpeper. Va.; Rev. goFixeley manter. 10, oseph A. Stump and Rachel H. Bel U. S. Govt. Graded and Dated Sunshade Sunsh Caun a ROII TRY STy e de TENDER AND JUICY BUH ; T er Ib, R O A S T ¥ S BU%ER‘ 1. 39¢ =42 Cut from United States Government Officially GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF U. S. Standards, Large—Retail Grade B d Mary M. . “Werner, i . 31 timore; Rev. both o nes_court. and 3311 Rowland pl N Sopn W, Pusey. ir. Portsmouth. dop and_Ruth E Colman. 23. 3104 oOth st Rev. < s. Blsseil, 24, 1401 Columbia a “‘;Iu Coltins, 19. 1743 A OS2 OO Curry.” William ‘A, Smith Elizabeth Brown, 20, 1421 12tH st Rev. B. J. Pogue. —_— '_’3..‘1517 13th st. lln Fresh (Not Frozen) HADDOCK FILLETS " <> Deaths Reported. Btephen Schiesel, 87, St. Ellsabeth's Hos- Jofeph A. McCoy. 75, 1204 Massachusetts Ve arbara A Starin_74. 908 Allison st. %xf&::;x Setcalf. 73. St. Elizabeth's Hos- LvBis Johnson. 70. Georsetown Hospital. ear] Silber, 82, 3115 Georgia ave. erqalx. Langenesser, 56, Garfield Hos- ital. Arfhur D. Martin. 44, Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital Elizaveth R. M. Rinker. 41, 1400 Fair- mont st. George C. Pickell. 22. Walter Reed Gen- eral Hospital. James W. Bell. 2. 16 Mellon st. se. nfant Robert Sauls. Children's Hospital. fazgie E. Anderson, 801623 8§ st. lizabeth Edwards, 71, Home {of Aged and nfirm. gnoie M williams, 65,1738 14th st ‘anny Lewis, 64 8t izabeth's Hospital. Mat 50. 1113 Pairmont st. enaments, Hospital imen's Hospital. Fi S Hospital. ester “Baskerv Freedmen's Hos- pital. Elizabeth Hull. 7. nger Hospital John A, Thomas, Gallinger Hospital. infani Norman Hammond, Gallinger Hos- pital, Births Reported. Daniel and Elinore O'Brien, boy, Carl and Mary Scheid. boy. ouis and Anne Granados. boy. dward and Margaret Reynolds. girl 7. ichard and Mary Wagner. girl. ank and Marian Coleman, girl. enry and Rena Hebb. boy Joseph and Rosina Lyle, boy. 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