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Bar Head Terms It Center
for Intensified War
on Crime.
(Continued From First Page.)
Building. In 1855 the office was
transferred to a brick building at the
southeast comer of Fifteenth and F
streets, where it stayed until 1861,
when it went back to the Treasury
Building.
The office of Attorney General be
came offlcfilly the Department of Jus
tice by act of Congress June 22, 1870.
The next year leased quarters in the
old Freedmen's Bank Building, on
Pennsylvania avenue, were taken. This
building was purchased by the Gov
ernment in 1882, but in 1899 the
structure was abandoned as unsafe
and the department moved to the
Baltic Hotel, K street between Ver
mont avenue and Fifteenth street.
The next move was to the rented
office building at Vermont avenue and
K street, from which the department
has just moved.
The speakers were introduced by
Solicitor General J. Crawford Biggs,
.who presided. Among those in the
audience were justices of the United
States Supreme Court and of the va
rious local courts, members of the
diplomatic corps, legal officers of other
Federal departments, representatives
of the American, District, Federal,
Women's and Washington Bar Asso
ciations and a number of Senators
and Representatives. Several former
Attorneys General also were guests at
Arrangements were in charge of
Ugo Carusi, assistant to Cummings,
and a committee of the District Bar
Association headed by J. Spalding
Flannery.
The dedication originally was
scheduled for last Spring, but was de
layed first by a carpenters’ strike and
then by inclement weather.
Newspaper People Feted.
In celebration of the dedication, At
torney General and Mrs. Cummings
entertained their newspaper friends
yesterday afternoon at their Tilden
street residence. Informality was the
keynote of the reception, which was
attended largely by men and women
who “cover” the weekly press con
ferences of the Attorney General.
The colorful mosaic ceilings of the
entrances to the courtyard of the new
building were inspected yesterday aft
ernoon by architects and engineers in
vited by the District of Columbia
Chapter, American Institute of Archi
tects. The mosaics, first of their kind
made from domestic materials, and
the largest ever made from pre-cast
concrete, were produced in the Wash
ington studios of John J. Earley, who
was on hand to explain their manu
facture.
Births Reported.
Henry and Mary Buchanan, twin girls.
Peter and Helen Kelly, boy.
Heath and Frances Twichell. boy.
Francis and Mary Sweenery. boy.
L Earle and Thelma Johnson, boy.
William and Marion McMichael. boy.
William and Irene Davis, girl.
Joseph and Margherite Gentilucci. girl.
Albert and Marguerite Minor, girl.
Nelson and Pauline Beavers girl.
Louts and Anna Schaefer, girl.
Richard and Minnie Gray. girl.
Carl and Opal Viehmeyer. girl.
James and Margaret Dyer. boy.
Joseph and Billie Tychinskl. boy.
John and Sophie Anamateros. boy.
Francis and Helen Wilson, boy.
Francis and Ruth Rosser, boy.
Jack and Viola Hitt. boy.
Michael and Angeline Lizzi. girl.
Charles and Elizabeth Phillips, girl.
Raymond and Dorothy Slattery, girl.
George and Minnie Dicker, girl.
Charles and Mildred Womble. girl.
Donald and Anna Siegrist. girl.
Walter and Margaret Nairn boy.
Bogia and Anna Williams, twins, boy and
girl
Thomas and Verina View. boy.
Eugene and Doppie Robinson, boy.
Gary and Mary Bobo. girl.
Lem and Mary Howard, girl.
Theodore and Ida Harris, girl.
DeWltt and Sarah Marbley. girl.
James and June Hamard. girl.
Charles and Mary Daley, girl.
Willie and Ora Wooten, girl.
George and Anna Braxton, boy.
Edward and Pauline Wright, girl.
Robert and Lorraine Evans, girl.
Willie and Malcina Bond. girl.
Robert and Rosa Maddox, girl.
genjamln. ir„ and Marion Brown, girl.
sonard and Elizabeth Honesty, girl.
Herman and Alice Stamps, girl.
Prank and Luella Fountain. glrL
Deaths Reported.
Mary A. Hoon. 89. 400 Seward SQ. g.e.
Caroline V. Turner. 83. 652 9th st. n.e.
Nellie V. Barber. 74. 3728 Kanawha st.
Charles M. Irelan. sr.. 72. 5248 Colorado
Fred j Stahl. 68. Galllnger Hospital.
Antonio Brugnano. 36. 1010 Jefferson st.
Gustav Bagelman. 28. Providence Hos
pital.
Robert Bruce. 17. Providence Hospital,
infant Christensen. 1404 Lawrence st. n.e.
Thomas Johnson, 64 Freedmen's Hospital.
Bessie Dunlap. 45. Gallinger Hospital.
Eamuel D. Garner. 28. Providence Hos
pital.
U. S. Arrival |
MENDELSSOHN’S GRANDNIECE ft
ON VACATION. |
r 1 ■ !i
MRS. ELEANORA MENDELSSOHN,
Grandniece of the great composer,
Is shown arriving in New York on
the S. S. Berengarla for a vacation.
She is a dramatic actress.
—A . P. Photo.
--
New Cars in Lead.
Sixty per cent of the automobiles
registered in Athens, Greece, this
year were new cars.
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• Not Just another "Bailey-hooey"
Sale, but honest reductions on honest
quality Cars straight through our en
tire stock. Most desirable models in
cluding several Dodge and Plymouth
demonstrators at surprising savings.
Many late model Fords. Chevrolets.
Plymouths. as well as a large selection
of cars under S100. Stop in today or
tonight and SAVE MONEY! 1
• Every certified car carries our 30
day unconditional money-back guar
antee.
Tone in the "getter-upper."
★ starting Monday. October
•t9. Every morning ~:30 to n
8—WMAL.
gilgkgWoIIIP. p|||SgBi*I
Wr i- ||ea^tU-L,nshot„ago,^
V yWw'*r 0 brown. Crisp, plump V
■ codfish balls. Tasty! Easy! Just ■
I shape, fiy, serve. 1 j
I Gort( ms J
1 * ■ * * for “Delicious Fish 1
B /^f*\ M r» t w, p O Dishes.'* Gorton* B
Keady-io-rty JL GUra- J
k Cod Fish Cakes ii Products | j
Made from the Famous GORTON'S CODFISH _,£/ JJgj
And easy to prepare! Just parboil frankfurters, split, spread
; inside with Gulden’s Prepared Mustard. Insert slice of dill
i pickle in each, roll in bacon strips, fasten with toothpicks
>, and broil. The delicious flavor comes from Gulden's skilful
blend of choicest mustard seeds and pure spices.
USE GULDEN'S MUSTARD FOR REAL FLAVOR
K . . ’
*
You’ll enjoy making, serving and eating
“Lovely” Desserts
#
3 a“,e* 25'
You’ll enjoy making "lovely” desserts because It’s so quick and
simple—full instructions on every package—you’ll enjoy serving
it, tee, because it is sold in a platonite sherbet glass ready to go
‘ right on your table—each glass contains a serving sufficient for
5 or 8 persons.
Chocolate—Vanilla—Butterscotch
This is the week to stock up on
H Heinz to Serve SOUDS
For we're having ^ mat
aSviieZ“ot9t 2 C n» 25c
Including the new, delightful Cream of Spinach at well at the
popular Heinz Mushroom Soup
Heinz Consomme or Clam Chowder .««15c
Morton’s Salt • . • 2bo”- 13c
"Whsn it mint it
___
That* price* prevail in
Washington and vicinity
A “Natural”
for October Breakfasts
On* Pound of
Sanitary’s All-Pork
Sausage Meat
And one 30-oz. container of
“Purity”
Cooked Hominy
A regular 40c both
value. You ,
move 7c! *0f
At the lowest price in years!
Scot Toilet Tissue |
We don’t know when we've of
fered this popular tissue at such A d JS
a low price. You’ll certainly ^ rolls I wC
want to take advantage of the f# ® w
opportunity to lay in a supply.
Waldorf Toilet Tissue
• Made by the makers of Scot _
Tissue—650 sheets to the ^ M
roll. Another remarkably rolU
low price.
_
A 6c Savings this week on two cans of
White Star Tima |
2cu* 29c 1
Libby’s Sauerkraut.2 *“■ 23c
Lang’s Sauerkraut.2 e,M 19c
“Sanico” Pancake Flour.2 15c
"Sanico” Oats.2 ■& 17c; 4£T 19c [
"Early Mom” Pancake Syrup.. Urre bot 21c i
Ivory Soap
5Mediu,B c*k“ 24
Large Ivory.
P&G Laundry Soap.. .5 bw* 17c
Camay Toilet Soap.5c
Phillips Pork & Beans . 6 25c
Phillips Spaghetti .... can5c
Gibraltar Asparagus . . 2 tins 27c
Hunt’s Red Raspberries, 2 «« 35c
--- 1
Continuing Our Sale of
Blue Moon
Spreads
American, O O
^pke*- OOC f
Roquefort or Camembrie .2 P*n- 41 e
Reliable Health Soap.6 -*■ 19c
Sanico April Storage EggS. . . .. dw* 30c
Fresh Breakfast Eggs..., uci£?* do>* 53c
Land O’ Lakes Butter.,b 37c
Swift’s Brookfield Butter."*■ 35c
Jumbo Roll Butter.,b- 33c
Maxwell House Coffee...a 33c
i
For the school
lunch bon
“Honey”
Graham
Crackers
Sr' 12c
New low pricea oa
Gold Medal
Flour
&.30c
12-lk. fii
Sock.
i:z-... $1.25
Save 10%
by baying ux or
more it one time
Mazda
Lamps
All except
100-watt .
100
watt .
Hersheys
“Mild and Mellow” Chocolate
Here’s a large ^-pound bar of deUeieus L-lf aM
chocolate for a dime. The same high quality une | M ■ _
as the famous Hershey Milk Chocolate bar ex- pound I I ■ |
eept that It is not as sweet—yet you’ll enjoy • JL V
its mild, mellow Hater. "ar
Olympia Soaked Lima Beans..2 N*2 15c
Olympia Soaked Peas.2No * e““ 15c
Sanico After Dinner Coffee.Ib- 33c
Jumbo Bread Fal1 on»-pomj .7c
It now has an even more
delightful flavor
JELL-0
Jell-o has found a brand-new. exelnslre
process that blends the flaror rlrht Into the
tiny flakes. Then too. It dlssolres In WARM
water, no steam to carry off Its flaror. We
carry the six flaror*: Oranxe. lemon, straw
berry, cherry, raspberry and time.
3 ■*“ 19c
We Have Just Reduced
Sanico Flour
Ton can search near' and far hot we doubt
if you’ll ever find a finer, more satisfactory and
more dependable flour than “Sanico.” That
statement covers a lot of (round bat a trial
will convince you.
“ 55c “ ’1.05
A Delightful Salad
One 8-ot. bottle of
Hellmann’s
French Dressing
and one head of
Lettuce
Serve with Sliced both 1 Q>,
Avocado Pear for lt/l
Avocados.2'«25c
(In Most Stores)
Libby’s Tomato Juice.4c>M 29c ||
Minute Tapioca.2 25c
Sunbrite Cleanser.““Sc
Postum Cereal.** 21c
“Sanico” Mayonnaise.plBt *r 19c
“Salad Bowl” Dressing.pta‘ * 15c
N. B. C. Skyflake Wafers.pk» 19c
A short cut to a delicious blackberry pie
cTn of°"2 Hunt’s Blackberries
One Peek.,. pjaJco pjg CrUSt
All you add is water to Flako for a light,
tender and delicious pie crust. Then whea both
you add Hunt’s Blackberries, you hare a r
combination that’s hard to beat.
_
Pure Whipping Cream!
It the only thortening uted in thit delightful cake
Sanico Baker* have (topped at nothing to offer you a cake
that you would be glad to place before your guests with the utmost
confidence. A cake that would do justice to your own oven. The
cost of ingredients has been secondary, they buy the best obtain
able and let the retail price be what it will—yet we believe you
will agree that you could not duplicate it for the same price in
your own kitchen.
Sanico [
Whipping Cream
Layer Cake
With Milk Chocolate Icein;
——i ■■ ... ■
-IN OUR MEAT MARKETS
FRESHLY KILLED
TURKEYS_31c
Tender Chuck Roast."* 19c
Prime Rib Roast...Ib 25c
Boiling Beef.* 10c
Smoked Shoulders Ilb 12V2C
Freshly Killed Frying
I CHICKENS . . ..a 27c
Swift’s Premium Bacon....">• 35c
Swift’s Premium Hams ....»• 27c
Sanitary’s Frankfurters ....»• 29c
Campfire Bologna.»• 21c
I Fresh
I SHOULDERS.»■ 14c
Briggs Scrapple.....«*■ 15c
Briggs Liverwurst ...n». 38c
Chipped Beef ... 11c
Briggs Liver Pudding.«*• 15c
S&nico
HAMS wl&".. 21c
SEA FOODS
Slicod
Halibut... . . 29c
Slicod
Salmon 2^c j ||
Frooh j
TrOUt. • r.i.i. 12c
Frooh
Croakers.. .n>. 8c
Fillot of
Haddock. .^... .«>• 19c
Froth |
Crab Meat. . . . .«>• 53c
Cooktd
Shrimp.... «-»• 23c j
Salt Water
OYSTERS
Vi Mi A- M OC- :
cup l*tC cap tdOk,
Quart Cup.50c
Hormel’s Sliced
BACON . * 30c
&
-FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES- \
Golden Yellow Carrots
Thousands are familiar with the fine flavor 4 pfl
and tenderness of California carrots. Here W hunches I I
they are offered at a very attractive price. J, V
Bose Pears
4 ">• 25c
D’Anjou
Pears.3,b8 25c
Cooking
Pears ........ "• 5c
Seckel Pears
| 4 'b‘: 19c
Bunch Beets.Lbunche* 9c
Cabbage.2 ^ 5c |
Crisp Celery.2 *UIks 15c
Chestnuts.2 lbfc 25c !
Cranberries.Ib- 15c
Fresh Kale.3 lb*- 14c
Iceberg Lettuce_2 “*• 19c
Fresh Spinach.3 19c ■
Bunch Turnips.bunch 5c
Tokay Grapes.3 n* 25c
California Lemons. .5 10c
Yellow Onions.3 n* 10c
| All Sweet Potatoes. . 3 n*. 10c
^ "Dessert Florida
Gold” Grapefruit
FRESH M*Jium Sin*
DATES 3 tor 14c
*- 25C 3 25c
.1 - '
Western Box'
Delicious 8
Apples I
Probably tha world’s most popular
applo-largo, rod, sweat and as
tbe name implies ... “Delicious.”
4,b- 25c 1
Grimes Golden, 1
Stayman or York 1
Apples.4 ^ 15c I
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