Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1924, Page 18

The Standard of Quality in Brick HER it is the delicate creams, grays or bufls, or the dark reds and browns, in smooth, semi-smooth or rough textures, you can find just the type you want for your particular purpose or taste among the hundreds of varied Hy-tex Bricks displayed in actual wall sections st our Exhibit Rooms. Visitors are always weicome. ECEIVERS QUALIFY |Provide Food, Water and Shelter FOR OIL RESERVE For Wild Birds, Dr. Bartsch Urges, Dr. Paul Bartsch of the National titul as himselt and is made of | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1924 EXPERTS OF LEAGUE PLAN ARMS DRAFT Let Us Demonstrate the Admiral Roussesn and J. C. Asder |museum and George Washington [lichens and fbers, all tied togethe: | Confident They Can Devise Disarm- Whil' W " Univerrity, in an address yesterday | with bits of cobweb; the grasshopper Accep lw.,ve a:her son Kamed in Astion befors the Sldwells' Friends School. [sparrow, which nests in the fleld; the smat Fla o able o Aguinst Doheny. urged that birds here be provided |whip-poor-will, which makes ne nest All Nations. Fewest possile parts. [ with food, water.and shelter. Dur-[at all, but places the two egg® on —— Rigidly and substantially built By the Asseciated Press, LOS ANQELES, Calif., March 25.— Roar Admiral Harry H. Rousseau and J. C. Anderson, president of the Pan- American Petroleum Campany, ap- peared yesterday Dbefore Federal Judge Psal J. MoCormick and quall- fied as joint receivers for California naval reserve No, 1. Fach furnished bond for $50,000. The two receivers were appointed after the Institution of court proceed- ings here last week by the govern- ment to cancel leasés held in_the ing such unexpected weather of the last week or two, he sald, it is especially ‘important that the birds, just migrating from the south, be provided with food until the smow melts. The birds which nest in or near the District of Columbla, Dr. Bartsch sald, are the big-winged bald eagle, which bullds a large nest high in the tree and which already has its young; the barred owl, which selects the cavity of an old tree for his home; the tame phoebe, which likes to nest on a protected stone ledge or under a bridge; the brilliant car- dead leaves In some thicket; the nighthawk, which resembles the whip-poor-will somewhat, but nests, not in thickets, but in the open flelds or on the roofs of city houses; the red-start, a brilllant little bird which makes a deep, pretty nest, sometimes using for a roof a pine- cone_or two hanging from a higher branch; the ck g adee, which nests sometimes In 4 , e two and one-half inches wide, but large enough to hold six birdlings comfortabley, and the yellow-throated vireo, whose nest, like that of all members of the vireo family, resembles a carefully made basket. By the Associated Press. PARIS, March 25.—The league of nations’ efforts to bring about some agresment between all the powers for the conmtrol of private manufac- ture and trafle in arms and munmi- tions was resumed here yesterday, when Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, repre- senting Great Britain; M. Le Brum, France, and other active advocates of disarmament, grapplgd with the task of drafting a treaty which might be submitted to all the countries to take the place of the St. Germain convention signed along with the to last a llictime. No belts or chains. Nothing to get out of order or even think about. HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY e e am Ly ot | Rl soend (he ect 5 thie region: Sinai e Diigh Batned. Susiro-Hungarian peace treaty ' in . 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