Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1924, Page 35

FREE DOG BOOK! Polk Miller's famous Dog Book on Dis- cases of also care, feed- ing and ‘breed- T T o 1358 E. Main St Illl‘hlllo.d. Va. — S EN YOUR PIAND \WORCHS 1110 G ES‘I'. 181. — ascrorHorlick’s \ The ORIGINAL 3 . Malted Milk #3XTY m For Infants, Invalids, Children, The Aged Dllullble—No Cooking. A Light Lunch | motor CONTAGIOUS CASES AGREEMENT IS NEAR Commissioners and Garfield- Hospi- tal Board Have Tentative Plan. for Annex. The District Commissioners and of- ficials of Garfield Hospital have worked out a plan’ under which it is expected that they will be able to agree for the continued operation of the contagious disease annex at the hospital during the coming fiscal year. 1t was learned toduy, hovever, that before coming to a definite under- standing the Commissioners will con- fer with officials of the budget bu- reau regarding certain details, Officials at the District building were hopeful today that the contract for the new fiscal year would be entered into within a few days. It is under- stood that the agreement being con- sidered would give the hospital a slight_increase in the amount paid per day for patients sent there by the health department. SAFE AND SANE FOURTH PROCLAIMED FOR D. C. Explosives of All Kinds, Without Special Permit, Banned by Police. Although the occasional “Bang! Bang!" of a smuggled firecracker has broken the silence of the night for several days, Maj. Sullivan has pro- claimed another safe and sane Fourth of July for Washington In a bulletin to the force yesterday he quoted the regulation forbidding the discharging of any type of explosive without a special permit from the Commissioners, which are issued only to organizations holding community celebrations. The sparkler is permitted by the regulation, but Maj. Sullivan cautioned children to be careful in handling them. e It has recently been proposed to build a bridge across Laks Cham- plain between New York and Vermont | to accommodate the rapidly growing Chicago | N traftic, says the 26r Avoid Imitations — Substitutes | Tribune. D TRIES T «ATATE BABE RUTHS POSIION AS HE SAW IT IN PICIURE IN LAST SUNDRY'S NEWSPAPER. =) 2> 2 WALKS UP TO PLATE TRY- TAPS PIKTE WITH BAT ING TO LOOK UKE AHIAVY HITTHES TROUSERS UP, PULLS CAP DOWN SCUFFS STARTS FOR THE DEMANDING DID HE WWE 15( NLRVE TO AL THAT b ) - RESUMES WECT BAY- M TO KNOW IF CATCH- TING POSITION AND LETS ER 5 TRYING TO STRRT NEXT ONE G0 BY 100 WI:NM CAUSE I“ Ht PIATE S A STRIKE. mkf I-lNE OP KM& PR, RETURNS TO PLATE AT LAST GETS ALL SET T GIVES MIGHTY SWING WHKH RETIRES TO BENCH DE- STUL ARGUNG WITH UM- SHOW THESE 6UYS WOULD_HAVE BEEN A PARE, PITCHER , CATCHER , WS 7 HOME RUN - IF THE BAT OWN TEAM AND ANYBODY HAD HIT THE BALL ELSE THAT WANTS TD JON N .I@e&wsm ice men of Prince Georges County to | Legion Hall, on Maryland avenue, here, Pproperly make out their applications for | each Friday night to assist applicants. the bonus. Tuesday afternoon next the commit- Other members of the committee are | tee will be at the county courthouse in J. | Upper Ma iriboro for the benefit of men TO AID EX-SERVICE MEN. Burnside, post com! nder, is chairman | H. Pottingey, Lansdale G. S of a_committee of yder-Farmer Post, | Wilson Ryon, John Long and I gion, of Hyattev Naud. Beginning July 11 at least one which is laying plans to aid former serv- | member of the committee will be in Delivers Any Article The Phillip Levy Exchange Department will solve the problems confronting the thrifty housewife in furnishing that spare room or sum- mer cottage at the beach. If just what you are looking for does not ap- in this ad remember there is not space to quote all of the many bargains on sale. All of these goods are shghtly used—but not abused, and for the most part, in first-class con- dition. Come early. Liberal credit terms to all. 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