Evening Star Newspaper, April 3, 1925, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925. 2,000-ACRE FOREST FIRE | . following a spectacu- EEW BRITISH AD MEN drum beating and trumpet blowing in|clal Texas supplement of 16 pages.| COSTELLO POST PLANS American Legion, at the Washington | ing regret at being unable to accept lar fight by 230 men and boys yes- an effort to stir more British public- | Picturing and describing the indus- Auditorium. the chairmanship of the ¢ 1mvll‘-e IS NOW UNDER CONTROL |teréas (o gecane fire under contro. | ENROLL FOR TRIP-TO U. S, |1is veoste o repay the visie nme |tries &nd 1ife of the Lone Star Suce.| BENEF|T FOR VETERAN |, Wynn was incapacitated yust betore | "(ER0%¢ 0F Slnees b her it Sl BRI | The nes were checked late yes- e LAt 2,000 American advertising men made America entered the World War, when |y, 1€ SERETRE S0 00 e every success, and I will be glad Dextintis h of Stand. | [°TdeY 9nd_ today the torest patrol| in London last year, but local adver- Policeman Shot in Raid, S TR a gun backfired during practice ma: estroyed $50,000 Worth of Stand- | ,naer Mr Fink is watching the area | Small Representation Likely in Re- :s(rfir <ldubI o{l::lnl‘;a uym:):‘nz._’u'lll-l- SAVANNAH, Ga, April 3.—Two | Prominent Artists to Appear at En- ":{g‘:;:{n‘tv e itataant stinta it P v‘]h-n your plans . to prev outbreaks. Mr. oubtful whether more . 1y aie P eveloped.” ing Timber Near B3 20 5 paying Visit of 2,000 Ameri- embark for New York aboard the|Brvan County policemen, H. A. Gris-| tertginment to Afd Walter Wynn, | 2Ppear at the benefit concert; to- . e in_another part | steamer Samaira, sajling from Liver-|sett and Emory Ware, were shot from gether with local talent. Arrange- | 0% | OST STETIE Asheville. burned over 50 cans to London Last Year. pool on April 24. The British party |ambush by unidentified persons yes- Sightless and Legless. ments for the program a in the |Gl "club of The New Je: extingulshed by will accompany the New York ad-|terday while raiding a still about 30 hands of Charles Kohen, head of the |yo® g _|tne fire fighters. By the Associated Press. vertising delegation south on a spe- |miles from Savannah. Seriously in-| An elaborate musical. entertain-| hgspital and welfare board of the| . — . Apr : 3.—The L? o LONDON, April 3.—Only 20 British | cial train. Jm;‘kd. they were brough to & Savan- [ ment for the benefit of Walter Wynn, | local department of the legion. Maj. 1t Creek section | 5 advertising men_have signed up for| The expense entailed on the Hous-[nah hospital. A.posse organized at X e : veteran | Gen. Anton Stephan of the District of > 2 rest burned | Now tha omen have been admit- | the trip to the United Statrs 1ate fn|ton trip, especially at this busy sea-|Pembroke and led by doks sent from | Entless and legless Army veteran,| oo .myi, National Guard is a mem- | feminist dland and de- | ted to membership in the, Barbers' | April to attend the annual convention | son of the year,'is declared by the|Chatham County failed to apprehend | Will be@eld May 15 undér auspices|per of the committer + ing t 0,000 worth of s nal Union the organization |of the Associated Advertising Clubs |organizers as responsible for the|the assailants, , of Vincent B. Costello Post of the| Mre. Woodrow Wilson, in express-|the w £ to unionize 5,000 beauty|of the World &t Houston, Tex. smallness of the delegation. Last d .| parlor employes. 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