Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1924, Page 10

_ 10 " ASK 5500000 HERE FORG. W.U. DRIVE THE EVENING' STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY 'BALTIMORE HAS ANNIVERSARY | OF MUNICIPAL FLAG ADOPTION| | Apropos of the fact that bills have | of the composition of “The Star Span- !Iw\'u introduced in both houses of | gled Banner.” Congress authorizing a distinctive| The Baltimore banner contains one flag’ for the District of Columbia, it|of the four panels of the Maryland ! state flag, c of alter- i may. be mentioned that yesterday was @ Sn¥ons cqmpaRpliot slfer f . nate spaces of black and gold, colors Special Committee of 25 10! saitimores Municipal Flag day. The |of Lord Baltimore. Upon these colors Push Campaign—$485,768 Already on Hand. ! Under the leadership of Joshua I expeets o incres to George Washington Universit dowment fund to at least $600,000. and subseriptions ittee yesterday at ty Club totaled | grand total for | soard of trustees and | Mtains in the recent .| IOWA CIRCLE GROUP Jr. a special committee of thirty-five | > the local contribution ! | BACKS CITY HEADS |53t iiisit & etufii etro; s o ary] and Wash- | 18 _superimposed a shield containing metropolis of Maryland an I wnps-tmuptal & Ah I s ington’s nearest great neighbor, has a | {ia Tonument erceted in semory. of special banner of its own, adopted |the defenders of the city during the ten years ago, during the centenary ! war of 1812, | Florida, gave a description of St. Petersburg as a winter resort. At the conclusion of the meeting of lawns during the coming season that has characterized the section in the past. Citizens' Association Resolves to | e Tnd e Ot Says He Is Bankrupt. ndorse Commissioners Oyster | .in w.®Thompson coday filca a and Rudolph { petition in voluntary bankruptey. ie Indorsement of Capt. Jumes F. Ovster and Cuno H. Rudolph as Dis- trict Commissioners was contained in aign, and $300 from Key Pittman were included in | *{and Mrs. + | just " retu: tt Learne | | FOUR SCHOOL ITEMS | BACKED BY CITIZENS | Teachers' Pay, Compulsory Attend- ance, Free Books and Langley | Addition Indorsed. | lowing proposals: usion in the District budget next | £ about Senator Capper of | for com- | boys and | teen years “apper bill providing hool attendanc | en 4 i a ' ¥r te: n tl st grade | of the junior high schools. Backs Free Text Books. untit | cased | ing of the public parks w | ! and ‘to keep them beautiful instead { f becoming eyeso The associz partment on the ment ir a fire several da: 1 a t of the Amer pany, 6th and V| 1 cancer control was ! Gannon, and Miss | a recitation S E 3 .2 EX-ENEMY POWERS ve approved “in princi- | " an agreement proposed by th ted States for the creation of i mixed commissions to settle claims | i with the United States arising out i of the world war. The governments ure considering | [} questions of procedurc involved in be appointment of their respective . commissions, and final approval of; . the plan’is expected soon ment will follow close- s of that on_ which the and German mixed claims ommission now is acting on war ases between those two _govern- nents and their nationals. amount of claims involved between | he. dmerican, Austrian and Hun-| nments, however, is r-.l»; The total { — a resolution adopted by the Towa C ' Association at a| thminster Presbyterian | o i r will be forwarded | ge by the organ- | Attention is called to the| ion attendant upon their ion of D mainder of Boys’” BDrow n Elk, with tan calf saddle. Crepe rubber soles. 11 to 1312 $4.50 $5.50 1to6 “The last drop is as good as the first.” The delicious fragrance of Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa Its unquestioned purity, uniformity and palatability make constant users of all who try it; it is the cocoa of high . omy! Made oniy by Wall’e;Baker &Colua. Established 1780 1t These ! UCH wear-defying quality and workmanship that they outlast several ordinary pairs! tain way to remarkable Shoe Econ Adapted from the state flag of Maryland. Its colors are black and gold, | colors of Lord Baltimore, the founder of thix nelzhboring state, The drawing | vi ourtexy of Mry. Albert M. Walker of this city, | mmittee of ¥lag Chapter, | T HAT'S the only way a boy could describe his enthusiasm at our “Classy” New Spring “Gro- Nups.” And little girls are even more delighted! Shoes for Young Folks Misses? and Child’s Bamboo Buck Sandal, field mouse kid trim- med. The Cer- Cor. 7th & K Sts. t14 9th St. 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 33 Pa. Ave. S.E. 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Such are “Hahn Spe- cials.” So conspicuous has been their success—so MARCH 26, 1924, THE MANS STORES = [ OF WASHINGTON 1724 Penna. Ave. Encore! By Request. Our Second Annual Sale of Hot Weather Clothes held 10 days ago proved such a spectacular success that ‘we have been besieged by hundreds of customers—to Play an Encore! They put it up to us to repeat—we put it up to our manufacturer to re- peat—we literally made him let us have another thousand Hot Weather Suits—and here they are for two Days only— Thursday 8 A.M. to Friday 6 P.M. 1,000 "Hot Weather Suits —The last word in style . —The first degree in quality Save *3 to %7 Deposit Cheerfully y Accepted 2 for $25.00 Another complete stock of high-grade cool sum- mer suits. The kind we’ve grown famous for. The popular fabrics, of course. Tailoring—De Luxe Trimming—Silk Models—Of Today Sizes—33 to 48 great the power of ever increasingsales—that thisSpring’s values are far greater than ever! At all our stores..but in limited variety at our "City Club Shop Our full and complete service is yours to com mand—and every purchase backed by Money’s Worth or Money Back D. J. KAUFMAN -~ Cor. 7th & K Sts. N 414 9th St. | 5 1914-16 Pa. Ave. ' 233 Pa. Ave. S.E “Hahn Special™ Silk Stockings $1.45 Every new shade. Full fashioned, clear threads of truly RE- MARKABLE quality! SNUFFY COLDS with antiseptic MENTHOLATUM Relieves head con- gestion—apply in nostrils “City Clab Shop” 1318 G St