Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1924, Page 11

ANOTHER QUARANTINE BATTLE THREATENED Arizona Proposes to Re-Estnblinh‘ Line Within Territory of California. FOLKS I Not more than two score women now in Washington's political circle claim as long a residence here as P Mrs. Ben John- son of Bardstown, Ky., who brought with her, when Representative Johnson was first elected, a charm- ing group of little | girls all in school. Now she makes annual pilgrim- ages various parts of the coun- try to greet the newest grand- child and to con- sult - about the school problem when it concerns elder youngsters of YUMA BETWEEN TWO FIRES Sheriff Ready to Break Up New Restrictions. to 1y the Associated Press. YUMA, Ariz own on the orada 1s comfortably ssible between frymy pan and . while awaiting the out- of two apparently antagonistic | MRS. JOHNSON, the this new THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO PIGEONS TO REPORT BALLOON RACE NEWS Birds Will Be Released in Flight Starting From Kelly Field Tomorrow. By the Associated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April Carrier pigeons will ha e a part in the national elimination balloon races which start from Kelly Field tomor- row. Six of the birds will be carried in each balloon bagket and they will be released with messages giving news o. the balloon, Each basket is to be equipped with a radio Set as another means of com- munication. In addition telegrams are to be dropped by the balloonists every few hours with requests to the finders that the messages be forward- ed to the San Antonio Aeronautic As- sociation and the Assoclated Press, Amateur radio operators all over 22 POLL TAXES DUE. Many Delinquents in Virginia With Two Weeks Left. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va, April 22.—Just two weeks remain In which the peo- ple of Virginia who may desire to vote for a President, a United States seaator and representative for each of the ten districts of the state can pay their poll taxes and get their names on the polling lists. The elec- tion thls year comes November 4, so that on or before May 4 the taxes must be paid and the receipts in the hands of the voters. They can register later, tax must be paid not later than six months prior to the date of the first regular election succeeding such pay- ment, Kvery voler must pay per- sonally. Appeals have been sent out in eve irection to the voters to but the attend to this, but the responses have not been of a character to encourage the Democrats that there will be a full vote, and the Republicans are no better off. D. C., BRIDGE BONDS SOLD. Capitol Heights Will Repair Flood Damage. Bpectal Dispatch to The Star. CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md., April 22, —Sale of $13,500 in municipal bonds, the proceeds of which will be used to rebulld bridges destroyed in a flood which visited this section sev- eral months ago, {s aunounced by Mayor George Finger. He states that he sold the bonds to a Baltimore brokerage house at par, in $50 de- nominations and under conditions un- usually favorable to taxpayers of the wn. The bridge at Clst street and Franklin avenue, one of those wash- ed away in the flood, already has been rebuilt as the result of loans by citizens, at a cost of $1,500. Other bridges are to be bullt at 61st street and Kingston avenue and in Wal- dorf avenue near Berryman avenue. e TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924, of the vestry the following were chosen: W. W. Chelf, J. J. Davies, Dr. Charles H. Goldsborough, Lewis P. Nelson, James R. Lewis, Edward S. Perry, John W. Yowell, R M. Mackall, J. J. Roberts and Dr. R. B. Macoy. Dr. R. B. Macoy is senlor warden and Lewis P. Nelson junior warden. W. W. Chelf Is treasurer. Ferryboat as Gift. Special Dispatch to The Star, Kelly, Westernport, Plenty of Parking OIS English Waxer~Polisher Old English Waxer- WESTERNPORT, Md., April 22.—A unique gift to the civic clubs of Pled- mont and Westernport, composed of women, is a ferryboat. John H. Dad- dysman, Edward Moran and Thomas are the donors. BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT C0. It is the ferryboat now In use ovger the Potomac between Piedmont and Westernport in place of the brid destroyed by the flood of March and when the clubs are through oper ating it, they can sell it to whom the please and keep the proceeds of ti sale. Store Hours 7:30 to 5:30 RCOF PAINT 2 Gal. Butler’s Metallic Roof Pain 1 Lb. Plastic Roof Cement. ... LOO 25 Total .. S $425 S o Church Officers Elected. Mrs. Johnson was born in Bards- family which followed the United States have been asked by the Aeronautic Association to send to its headquarters any information | they concerning the Polisher ...........$3.90 Can of Old English Can of Old English Polisher ........... ods of solvin the quarantine | problem which M Ari- | i i | Special for. . .....$3.95 Two gallons of Butler's Metallic Roof Paint will cover 800 xquare feet, and is usually sufficient to paint an ordinary roof. 'Two durable shades—Ited und Brown. SCREEN PAINTS —that are guarantecd not to e mesh—will prevent rust und add to your screens A quart will pair the screens and screen doors of a home. BLACK, QUARTS, 75c GREEN, QUARTS, $1.35 Special Dispateh to The Star. CULFEPER, Va., April ; { meeting_of the congregation of St.| Mark's parish for the annual election of a h shortly after the heroic Boone and 3 : “Rogers Clark and his ad- arisen since town line | be sent up morrow, toy balloons w of the to determine the direction wind. The race will start at 4:30 pom. way gather 28 —At & closed the here to 1stbound vehicular outbreak of the foot and se in California. Word from Phoenix last night in- dicated that the wes'ern houndary of the Yuma v ular traffic becau hu ha nd not 45 rs. her ach hour, beginning at § a.m. to- , she Until Johnson was 75 Regular price. .... $5T). Sale Price, $2.95 ACME QUALITY DECK PAINT —makes an ideal porch floor paint. It dries over night with a hard, durable, glossy finish that is abso- Tutely waterproof. There are five appropriate shades to select irom and it only takes a half-gallon to _— v possible the I which & o Fosi . f 5 again be | PEH itk 4 . f arantine. | gy where the mellow ballad which | o s Imperial coun- | ne ‘Blue Grass state has taken over i of supcrvisors la Kentueks [ of that county vas written. Foster lived in | |l sheriff, who ¢ poverty in Bardstown, a: aruntine | p e.evy place where he| barrier on the lIndian rvation | fticred his tent. but he was often and sent frantic, hungry, heat-ridde Ken in by sympathetic friends and 10torists on their way to the Arizona | interval of good fare and I finally per- |, com ble room. It was during Inten Lo s ¢ iigation. | one of these periods that he wrote Will Dem rrier. {the haunting melody and words Should which make the start to the | eyes of home-sick Americans and frecten ally Kentuckians when heard alien” parts of the world. The Foster Memorial Home is one of the | ther conzreration of { most complete of its kind which w0h Sidi been established in this country. here on the |original manuseript of some hundred n. waiting to | vritten by this un- uitted to Ari- s ‘beer, gatherad | was that a +tood squarely last Friday b re Porch Furniture Enamel A glossy finish that is absolutely waterproof, 5 prrmanent sh: will not fade. 7 CHINESE BLUE A Pint (sutficient (o paint three chairs) for Acme Quality Furniture Polish Cleans and polishes varnished, shellaced or waxed surfaces and makes the finish last twice as long. cover a porch floor. Quarts, 1/729; - zls’cinu, 49¢ HALF 31.85 BUTLER-FLYNN PAINT CO. 609 C St. N.W. Main 1751 [ Uncle Sam’s great power development has need for a metropolis—which is fully met in Ford City It is located exactly right to serve this gigantic project—with the enormous industrial activities which will surely follow in the immediate future. It has deep waterways and facilities for railicad terminals, on the one hand; and ideal residential sections, on the other. | FORD CITY isn’t a “boom town”—on the contrary it is building on the substantial lines merited by its wonde:fully important relation to Muscle Shoals. Buying lots or sections in FORD CITY is an investment—that will increase in value as surely as the great natural power at Muscle Shoals is harnessed and commercialized. another quarantine barrier Imperial county the ady has his instructions to fumigated ¥ong EPIZOOTIC SPREADING. e musician arc Hogs Attacked in San Bernardino hibition and all are ¥ explained. The County. ID. A, of own, of which Mrs. Johnson is an active and earnest | member, was principally concerned 0 {in this Foster memorial, but it received substantial aid from the Kentucky legis- ¢ [1ature. & s — d o mile ken st nt STATE TAKES PRECAUTION. Two Dormitories of Kentucky In- stitution Destroyed. WILMOR! Ky, April 22.—Fire = - which threatened for a time to de- New York Orders Barrier Against|s the entire plant of Asbury| ST s « an dspread to the town Galitornin Stock. °d two girls' dormitories and maged the dining hall and power ant at the college yesterday, caus- : damage estimated $200,000 to ,000, with about $117,000 insurance. f I¥ infected | If you are connected with the building trades—you will find FORD CITY an attractive place to locate—with thousands of dollars’ worth of building being arranged for. Buy a lot and establish yourself there. €S years in Business F at 12 ANineme Deduct Four Dollars from the Marked Price Wednesday and Thursday This is the fourth reduction in our Au- tomatic Sale. The already terrifi- cally sacrificed prices are the basis —and each two days—off comes another dollar on any Suit—Frock— or Coat remaining in stock. The Sale must close —and we must va- cate this store next Saturday night. The time is short—but the bargains are bigger than you’ve ever seen Or, if you are only interested in the investment features let us give you ching feet cause much | the interesting details. your feet some air e the circulation by rub- sam into them and mas- at bedtime. 1th imulat 3 1d o provisions o establishing the quaran lowing shipment t ng them Present prices are on a foundation basis—but they won’t stay there very long—at the present rate of development. Beads— Earrings— Bracelets— Fobs— To match—all four or any two. You can make up the combination you want from among our large collection. No mat- ter where vou look. you won't find anything newer, daintier or more attractive than these. And like everything from this Shop, they are most reasonably priced. The Nat‘onal Remembrance Shop (Mr, Foster's Shop) 14th Street i onerhiner rom Pa. Ave. Alxo 1229 Pa. Ave. Come in and go over the proposition with Morgan W. Wickersham + Resident Vice President of the Muscle Shoals Railroad and City Develozment Co., Inc.—founders and builders of Ford City, Ala. Corner 13th and Eye Street N.W. Open Evenings Until 10 P.M. 1 paper ROCKVILLE. or exc was formerl a lifelong | n_issuel < H. Melr i for the | of Burke, STINEMETZ FINAL AUTOMATIC REDUCTION S A L E Price s] 00 Less . Mary's Hall . about two hundred | nd the Dis- g. The composed of Try This For | shments were served. [l “Neuritis may be localized in a | ) & : : i Line No. d field meet single nerve or may be %eneralr. 3 ) of Mont- ||| invojving a large number of| On Aprll l6lh Pr":b 7 ] — t the fair ||| nerves” Ry i ¥ 10, the For quick and lasting relief, | « April 17 ¥ M will be repre- pharmacists have for the past few | « April 18 150 boys and girls. months dispensed Joint-Ease—a | « April 19 “ o kel i A of stainless, penetrating remedy that, | 2 > « April 21 when rubbed over the affected o 3 s April 22 3 ¢ parts for about one minute soaks «. April 23 “ . $400 « April 24 .o ¢ that not a trace is||| « April 25 5500 « b; orchestra, and during the ented by * Prof. Harry 001, t e expects ff the honors, hool has do “ skin « 18 for limbering up || Stiff joints, reducing the sweiling | and causing the pain to disappear, and for this purpose thousands of | tubes are sold dally—60 cents at | Peoples Drug Stores—and drug- | gists everywhere. | E.AlwnyxureimeTber when Joint.“ se ge n jont agony gets nlll—qukkJ—Advertisen’;‘:nt{ 666 is & Preacription for Colds, Grippe, Dengue Fever,| Constipation, Bilious Head- aches and alarial Fever. “ WILL UNVEIL STATUE. #“Buffalo Bill’s” Granddaughter Named for Ceremony. NEW YORK, April 2 Cody Garlow, the fourte sranddaughter of Col. will unve —and so economical! SO SAFE for your hands, these tissue- thin flakes of “white magic” called Chipso! How quickly they dissolve the instant they touch warm water! How .- ue Mrs. Harry Payne Whitn « April 26 SEs Resembling handcuffs, a new to be fastenel to an automobile st ing wheel prevents a car being moved more than -a short distance. The moth’s day 1s over! No more worry over moth-eaten clothes! There is a sure way of stopping moth damage for- ever. Mothproof your woolens with Larvex. Sold at drug, fur- niture, and department stores. Larveslesprayed right from the le directly onto the fabric. swiftly they cleanse and rinse off in a moment! For washing dishes Chipso is a sensation. Like magic it makes grease vanish, dishes gleam, and hands lose that dishpan look. Such big packages and so surprisingly economical! See them at your grocer’s— two sizes—blue with diagonal orange stripe. If you ever wash your own dishes you ought to get a package of Chipso today. i PROCTER & GAMBLE No C. O. D. - No Exchanges No Alterations - No Returns ALL SALES FINAL before. Don’t wait until the last minute —because the gar- ment you want will be gone. $16.90 to $31.80 Dresses $19.90 to $42.50 Suits $9.90 to $59.50 Wraps $16.90 to $49.75 Coats $14.75 Shantung Silk Suits *4