Evening Star Newspaper, April 24, 1923, Page 4

ry ASK HALF-FARE GAR RATE FOR CHILDREN Citizens’ Association Adopts Resolution as “Economic Justice to Families.” e, the Thoi ttion adopted THE' EVENING ' STAR, ht favoring half children on the stre v was introduc —sykessieR. 1D, C, Boy Scouts Spend Day | WASHINGTON, D. _C., TUESDAYA APRIL 24, . 1923. | Fighting Maryland Forest Fires Fighting and extinguishing two forest fires in three hours was the manuner in which Troop 63 and Troop 73, Boy Scouts of Amerlca, spent a contemplated day of recreation and camping Sunday. I A short time after the two troops went into camp at Burnt Mills, Md., | a telephone messago was recelved from the Silver Spring volunteer f department asking for help to fight | the forest firo at Four Corners, Md. | BScoutmaster Paul C. Robin of Troop | 73 and Scoutmaster Stewart of | Troop 63 immediately formed fighting | brigades and marched three miles to | were reported to be well In hand this morning. Forest fires, wh d been burn- | fparts of Virginia, al been orning with 1ittle | radditional dumage done, | SRR, The odor of cinnamon is due largely | 0 the presence of about 2 per tent of | volatile oll containing cinnamlc alde- | hyde. : | Hat Cleaning and Rich’s Low Shoes “CuT ouT THE ORNITHOLOG!CAL PHENOMENA AND PooT !” the scene of the fire, They fought! /’)r ge’l”c"le"' al j the blaze for about an hour and when i it appeared under contrcl Troop 63 i:md the fire department left fo As Troo P Inn brok Blocking _ Bring your hats now to be || .S All iz cleaned and reblocked. work done in our daylight factory by experts. iy cd the resolution. | who said he had | nine ke in favor of half | scouts went into action, end of two hours had th i pletely under control once Sunday’s fire marked th which Troop Peh For those men whose limit for foot- wear is cight dollars we have had made up an exceptionally good low shoe in both black and tan calfskin to sell at this price. We ate extremely anxious for such men to see these shoes, 1 se they are of a better grade of material and workmanship than we have ever before been able to sell at eight dollars. Styles are most desirable, second of 73 has Be Sure It’s Wm. Paul Brodt, Inc.| 509 11th St. N.W. Between I3 and ¥ 440 9th St. N:W. South of B mrmrimmEEsS= NS at Camp | in Bridge, D. C. FIRES UNDER CONTROL. R AN D Cumberland Dispatch Says Blaze in Maryland Forests in Check. Special Dispateh to The Star. BERLAND, Md. April 24 Forest fires, which had assumed dis- Windshield Glass Promptly Furnished : Proper Footwear F Street at Tenth Exclusive D. C. Distributors (‘@w/&m Shoes for Men. CIRUIV QCOPP AT THE AGE OF TWENTY MONTHS WOULD NOT POSE FOR HI® FIRST PHOTOGRAPH UNTIL HE WAS GIVEN A PENCIL AND PAPER lummn proportions in this vicinity, E i inti conomical Painting First cost is 4 poor inc the economy of any given brand of paint. It's WEAR that most accurately tells whether or not your paint is right. “Cheap” paint is dear at any price. SIBLEY HOSPITAL TO LAUNCH DRIVE, e anunse 10 DISCUSS WAGES Miles From District Line. ROOF PAINTS, PORCH PAINTS, CEMENT PAINTS, FLOOR STAINS AND VARNISHES, WALL PAINTS, WALL TINTS, FURNITURE POLISHES, WO0OoD STAINS, WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. ove ting that those em- the minimum 1 Hospital §We handle all the known paints— the i cheapest in the end to employ— the brands vou should use on your spring jobs THOUS.\,’\’D% Ol U. S. Army Cots Mattresses, Pillows and Blankets tutior Ask us to advise you as to brands and quantities. Officers Elected. = .New Employes Face Cut, mr-} Case of Gthers to Be Set- i tled, Is Said. Sherwin-Williams Products And Other Nationally Known Paints and Varnishes DYER BROTHERS ic. Wholesale—PAINTS AND GLASS—Retail 734 Thirteenth St. "~ FOR ALE OR RENT WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO. 11 STORES Main Office 303-5 10th St. NW. 3 Le Paradis Band il s Now Plasing at Kelth's At the h New Willard Hotel Main Ballroom Friday, April 27 i t Phone Main 2164 [———olc——|o|ce=o]——a]al——=] I “Sweeter Than Sugar Candy”™ are our PrLAY FROCKS $5.00 —and durable, too, for they will stand the roughest romping of any tomboy. Of course, they will tub. Made to wear well, of French Gingham, Voile, Dotted Swiss Puxp {ip. SHOp s Erlebacher TWELVE-TEN TWELVE-TWELVE F STREET at the club will oc . TR For the Guest Cupboard When Billy and his wife run over for a rub- or two of bridge—how about the “hospi- ty?" You've got the fixings handy if you've st Cupboard a suggested list of delicacies with which 1 tin Chedder Cheese. 1 can Y size Potted Tongue. 1 can 14 size Potted Ham. 1 can Kippered Her- ring. 1 can Puree Foi Gras. 1 can Salmon. 1 jar Colossal Queen Olives. 1 can No. 1 size Fruit Salad. The complete $5.00 assertment. . . —and you are prepared for any emergency. The Gi Cubboard is not only handy—but a neces- sity in the hospitable home. Order by phone or in person. G. G. Cornwell & Son 1415 H Street Phone Main 875 GLIDER CONTEST IN WEST Oakland. Cal Sweet Pickles. 1 bottle 1/ size Stuffed Oiives. 1 tin 1 size Portu- guese Sardines. 1tin. Smoked Sardines 1 tin ¥, size Vienna Sausage. 1 tin. Tuna Fish. 1 tin Asparagus Tips. = 1 tin Camembert = i Cheese. ;\—/'e'LIJEfifi 1744l F at Fourteenth UNCHING here L you not only will enjoy the excel- lence of the menu—but . You are welcome to iinger undisturbed in conference at the table over vour coffee. 12to 2 30—60c ’ Wayfarers Life of Christ, Book i Your Hidden Selected for Inter-| Fowe “Eight” Jackson Place Lafayette Square Papini Shop powers Telephone Main 1716 Ever see blood on your toothbrush? Blood on your toothbrush means trouble— trouble that may lead to something serious. Don’t wait for mouth trouble to develop. Stop it now with Pyrodento Tooth Paste. If, after using the tube, you don’t see an improvement, your money will be refunded. Special Sale of TENNIS RACQUETS Every vear at this time, you know, we hold a special sale of Tennis Racquets—in which we include our entire stock—of the best known makes. They are all perfect Racquets. All $15.00 Racquets All $13.50 Racquets. . All $12.00 Racquets All $10.00 Racquets All $8.00 Racquets ) : All $7.00 Racquets ! . R ; i1 All $6.00 Racquets. . NOW is the time for out-of- = All $3.00 Racquets HAY FEVER town guests, and break- —also— fast assumes even greater > £ Will Be Positively Relieved or Your Money Refunded If You Use as Directed. importance. They'll eat with a relish and comment, too, RADIUM HAY FEVER SOLUTION $2.00 Per Bottle you’ll see, if the bacon served is Auth’s. They've Don't let constant colds rob you of your vitality Try One 50-cent Tube of Our never tasted better no mat- RADIUM COMPOUND ter where they come from! 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