Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1923, Page 12

BAMP FIRE GIRlS HEAR | | OF NATIONAL PROGRAM § Efforts to Foster Personal Relations Between Mothers and Daugh- ters Explained. tn street, by th THongcynAtlcnmEn 0 e e faron ;hc ations {empthorne, who stopped over ! on on the last lap of a' tour from San Fran-| ork city in the interest > girl movement, brought with her a large collection of executed by the girls in v e ‘ml ited h d Reports on Progress. In reporting on the prog in Introducing the or. She found unusua 1 ized groups of the girls in h with t ; e “Doub . doubl th, double w double Camp Fi Prizes for Special Effort. !‘\)i|J|l|ed that prize: are | swim 100 yards, build wind and “rain, clothes, identif: refrain from borrowing money Yearing apparel for two mont beautify the FAGS FRBOY SEQUTS DURNG EASTER WEEK Presentation of Thirty or More Emblems Scheduled by Daugh- ters of American Revolution. Thirty or more are to be pre week to Boy fngton by the D jcan Revolution of the Dis recognition of the patriotic rendered the troops during the on of their n conference at Con- 1 Hall, where for ail of ten Scouts essengers without three weeks daily served pay. Ceremonies accompanying the pres- ation of the flags are planned dur- ing the week at Continental Hall the exact date to be announced later. Regents to Make Prese: onx. | The following regents, in behalf of their res; ~ha will present Mrs. 1 Libert; Denham, for Mrs. Thom: nental Chapter; man, for Our Fiag ith, for Mrs. Ruth Brewster Chap. | Johnson, for Sar: M Additional flags by individual memb to Boy Scout DS v young men who died in the world war. | Mrs. Henry L. West a member-at | arge of the District of Columbia D. . R, will_present a large flag to a | troop’ of Scouts as a memorial to “the unknown soldier” dead of the; world war. ~ Mrs. Greenawalt, past state regent, states that the rules of the Boy Scout organization forbid the Scouts be- ing paid for their services, and, there- ' fore, the boys cannot earn the money | to purchase the flags so much needed. These flags are used for parade pur- | poses, indoor exercises and at the | summer camps. Twenty troops have expressed the wish to own flags| through Mr. Shaw, Scout executive, | and a_dozen or_more of the New troops, ! according to Mr. Shaw, need the na- tional emblem. % DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL. Coroner Nevitt yesterday afternoon conducted an inquest at the morgue in the case of R. J. Chubb, twenty- nine years old, who fell through the | fii vailroad trestle near the jail Monday night and received so severe an in- jury to his head that he died at Emergency Hospital Thursday aft- ernoon. Chubb, re!lded at 633 North George street, York, Pa. He was a tele- graph operator and had obtained a position to work in a railroad tower near Benning. He was on his way xo Lhe tower when the acident hap: A Wrdlct of uw{flen!nl death was reported. Chubb’s body was taken to York'later in the rooon. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGION, D. C. . MARCH 18, 1923 —PART - 14th Street AUTO ROW UE to the enormous attendance at THE AUTO SHOW (held last week at the Convention Hall)! and the lack of sufficient space in which to dis- play all of their models---THE FOLLOWING DEALERS HAVE in the selection and comparison of 1923 MODELS. AGREED TO REMAIN OPEN EVENINGS AT THEIR RESPECTIVE HOMES DURING THE COMING WEEK FOR THE PURPOSE OF “AT HOME” or “OPEN WEEK.” You will therefore be allowed more leisure AUTO March 19th to the 25th —At These Reliable Houses OAKLAND--WESTCOTT E. J. Quinn Motor Car Co. 824 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main 2936 MOON--PREMIER District Motor Co., Inc. 932 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main' 620 BUICK Stanley H. Horner 1015 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main 5296 STEPHENS Potomac Sales Co. 1127 14th St. NW. Telephone North 2 MAXWELL--CHALMERS H. B. Leary, Jr. 1321-1323 14th St. N.W. . Telephone Main 4105 COLUMBIA Minker Motor Company C. W. Minker, Prop. 1333 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main 8799 STUTZ Stutz Motor Sales Co., Inc. 1507 14th St. N.W. Telephone Main sgo REO The Trew Motor Co. 1509 14th St. N.W. * Telephone Main 4173 Hurley Motor Company 1522 14th St. N.W. Telephone North 6462 DAVlS---DANlELS---DAGMAR CRAWFORD - Rine Motor Sales Co. 1612 14th St. N.W. ‘Telephone North 3598 STAR The Selby Company, Inc. 1815 14th St. N.W. Telephone North 9787 NATIONAL National Automobiles, Inc. 1818 14th St. N.W. Telephone North 5909 LINCOLN-FORD R. L. Taylor Motor Co. 14that T Telephone North 9600 LIBERTY-JORDAN Frye Motor Company 2015 14th St. N.W. Telephone North 4955 GRAY Nash-Rinker Motor Co. 3328 14th St. N.W. Telephone Columbia 3007 DODGE Semmes Motor Company 14th-and Monroe Streets N.W. Telephone Columbia 5179 CHEVROLET Immediate delivery on all Models Luttrell-Chevrolet Co. 14th at T Telepone Potomac 134