Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1921, Page 6

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI TOLL OF TRAFFIG | in diamneter, four inches long and weighing about a pound, fell by his side as he was working. Recently the bureau ordered the demolishment of o ‘d-‘r;,erlmpg::l o y i ad been - eafety vaults which been cane crve Board. | to account for a “stray” shell which e | Sl TR SHELL FELL NEAR HIM ot ‘ Woodlands, and fallen within a few ect of Burgess Reckwith, a gar- dener on the property. " | The experiments were conducted in a_ravine north of the bureau of it by th Officials Who Tested Gun Not Far £ it by th standa. reservation, nr;d not l“:fl: -‘V\xp'h-)‘» ‘g]"‘:e ):‘n‘l":: i Thom estate. It v windo i i Away Cannot Believe Projectile (Be Dhom eaiate_ . Went Wild. Ofclals of the reau of standard some Army expe: alrcraft gun last w Uniteqd ¢+ more - use of explosives ;Police Report Shows 102 In- : jured and 1,973 Arrested | for Violations. | vith, howeve one and-ene-half inches report ltead of Gessford, superintendent erday afternoon In addition to the five deaths, nd 17 resulted in no dama . Accidents reported by police totaled 349. Figures for February, total of 4 deaths, 9 serious accidents 1126 minor accidents, 196 in property damage resulted and i which nonth of Fel 5 deaths, 4 se I h W. & J. SLOANE N.W., WASHINGTON, D. C. Visii Them All § 1 ne Tt is a common query today on the part of many people as to 1919, show 1508 H STRE ' the hototaied hal We what “sale” they <hall visit to secure some desired articie >t Icny Sarg's Marionettes Will Per- form for College Fund. Tony Sarg’s marionettes are to give three p March 11 and 12 at Con- tinental ‘Memorial Hall, under au-| spices of the Wellesiey and Simmons | college clubs of Washington. The net proceeds will go to the local quotas home furnishing. ply: “Visit them all. PROVIDED YOU INCLUDE ALSO A VISIT TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT colleges are raising. This company of small actors, the “cleverest aggregation of blackheads in existence,” numbers over 100. They #re from a foot 10 two and one-half fect in height, and are operated from | an invisible bridge above. Each is suspended from a wooden controller by ~ black strings, the successful manipulation of which requires in- finite patience and skill. The marionettes will enact on Fri- day evening. March 11, an adaptation made by George Mitchell of Washing- in Van Winkle.” Satur- day’s @atinec, “Olla Poddira,” a pup- pet vaudeville show. will especially delight children. Thackeray's “The Rose and the Ring” will be played Saturday evening. Tickets, the net receipts of which will go fo raise the local endowment funds allotted to the Washington Sim- mons ‘and Wellesley clubs, will be placed on sale March 5 at the Cin- derella Shop, 617 14th street ASSIST PRESS CAMPAIGN. Local Cat)‘mu:s to Hear Address by University Rector. Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, rector of the Catholic University, will be the principal speaker at thp mass meeting to be held on behalf of the Catholic press today at 3 o'clock, at Gonzaga Hall, North Capitol and I streets, under the auspices of the press and publicity department of the National Catholic Welfare Council. The vested choir of St. Aloysius Church and the band of St. Mary's In- dustrial Home, Baltimore, will give a musical program. The meeting is under the auspices of a special committee of the stu- dents of Clifton Service School, and is part of a national Catholic press campaign, which is being held through- out the country during March, for the purpose of increasing interest in Catho- lic periodicals of all kinds. $200 SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY Prize by American Country Life Association. The American Country Life Asso- ciation is offering a 3200 scholarship to the rural school teacher who writes the best essay describing the most effective work dome by the teacher, making the elementary | school a vital factor in meeting: the needs of American country life, it was announced last night. In offer- ing the scholarship, the assoctation says its aims are to discover teach- ers who are effectively adapting the rural school to its mew conditions and to find methods by which this udaption is being made with a view | to stimulating the special preparation | of teachers for the fleld of rural| education. The article should not exceed 2,500 words. It must be submitted to the American_Country Life Association, Amherst, Mass., by August 15. HEALTH GROUP WILL MEET f Pollution of Bathing Places to Be | Discussed at City Club. For we know of no more convincing way to force home the fact that our stocks are unequaled in size and variety—OUR PRICES THE LOW LEVEL FOR DESIRABLE GOODS. EVERY DAY affords a “Price Opportunity” to those who will bat pay us a visit and inspect our assortment of DOMESTIC RUGS and CARPETS ORIENTAL RUGS LINOLEUMS VACUUM CLEANERS No matter how modest the contemplated expenditure, we desire vou to feel that you are welcome to inspect our stock without incurring any obligation. Free delivery to all shipping points in the United States WORLDS (ARGEST SHOE.RETA![f(q Pollution of bathing places in and ncar Washington will be discussed by the public health group of the City Club at a meeting at 8 o'clock Tyes. day evening, at the clubhouse. Dr. O. B. Hunter, assistant dean of the George Washington University Mecdlcal School, 18 expected Lo pre- are the t retail manufacturers of shoes in this country. ‘@ sell direct from the factory to you, saving you money at every step. of the goed, demonstrate Our Children’s Shoes are a great e, . sent u report on investigation of con sturdy qunllty of Kinney’s footwear. ey ditions at bathing places. Asa E. K‘-,’. .bil", to save you money. )l'h!”lpfl, District nitary éngineer, is to tall on inv madc years. The club's public safety meet at 8 o'clock Friduy evening, at {the clubhouse. "W. Prarce Rayner, lchairman, will preside. George B. | Farquhar of the fire protection com- | Imittee is expected to pre « formal ;report on better fire protection for }ll\e public schools of the District. tigations he has during the past ten or fifteen Bring the children this week, for some of the year’s best sheoe bargains. group will | Growing Girls’ Real Boy Shoes $2.90 —now. Our painters are at your service. Lowest Sires 1 to 514, ol FERGUcb"a.N-“l site i Children’s & Misses’ ; e Paiating Department. Ph, N. 231-333 Sore Gums Pyorrhea or Black and tan. Little Gent’s Shoes Gun metal. Sizen 10 to 13%. $2.49 Both cloth and I her tops. $2 Sturdy Boys’ School Shoes leather; tan only. McHale Remedy Brings Prompt Relief MeHale's Home Remedy is producin | remarkable results that ‘busdreds of e soch tters e re. Boys’ Scon‘ Shoes Black and ALl nf derful iome remedy hus breught) are i 1" 'McHale's Remedy was discovered af! | research and tests by a peactieal chem| bimself. sought relief from intense | The remedy is guaranteed to bring | lasting reller. Don’t suffer any I 3le's Home Remedy brings sweet rell Sizes 1 1o 6. traflic 3l “BLOCKHEADS” TO SHOW. | of the endowment funds which these || NGTON, $2.00 G. R. KINNEY CO., Inc. World’s Largest Shoe Retailers 729-731 7th St. N.W. Uale's 2 00 | PREC AND USED BY . 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