Evening Star Newspaper, August 27, 1925, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, tractive machine, a $5 gold piece and | P a hat will be presented to the com pany with the most comical float and another $5 gold piece will be given to the company hav! the greatest number of machines Another loving cup will be to the volunteer fire company hav- ing the best decorated float. A feature of the para number of floats symbolizir lution of the F art with the old hor s and go on up thr plane showing the possible fire- | ting machine of 1935 he men from the different co; ies are hard work pre; BIRD ATTRACTIONS VALUABLE {wnc ANNOUNCER TO PAY ‘;500 MACHINES TO GO ADDITIONSW TO CQMMUNITIES PENALTY FOR SPEEDING| N FIREMEN’S PARADE Will Broadcast Warning to Auto- - “but it has For economic as well as for esthetic [said the announcement, = | i 8, reasons, the Department of Agricul. | been proved that the total bird popula-! ists Tuesday in Obedience iAnnu{al Affair on Labor Qy to Stimujate Ball Game With \ A ture today declared an effort should be | tIof O Eiven area can be rafsed far to Judge’s Order. . made to attract afid’ protect birds and Policemen. 3 5 F methods of ‘attraction. Singer to Send Program |t Seimi s H A i B AN L : enc as shown that those wh have | From Altitude of 6,000 Feet | tepsch, in aany, bird attraction |broadcasting station W { methods of every kind were practiced | Traffic Court recently on increased the number of birds on their property have had for in Circling Craft. Signed for $1.700.000 Cathedral in Chicazo. CHICAGO, August 27 UP).—A cath= dral structu with tower 18 stories zh and wit e wider between piers than any in the world. o cost Diace 1,700,000, is provided for in contracts It signed for the chapel of the University 1¢s Cheaper y Work on lta construction to \ 'soon iction of tHe chapel has heen Charter a Bus forward to since 1910, when . Rockefeller, sr.. in making lon to the univer . specified $1.500.000 hould e held for the chapel huilding Ay The chapel will be of lims of his time to getting things in readi- | namenied with sculptured fig ness for the affair n than life size. Contract When (weuly or more § are going to the same George G. Adams of the staff of | . freed in charge of | 2 5 . . wre than | speeding with the proviso that he use | I S s 9. During | WRC's microphone to warn other | I eot ithe feat-roller | speede inst violation of the traf-| uli intere. other woods in the region were en- |fic law nd Judge George H. M | X X0, tively defoliated, but that on the | donald, who imposed the sentence, will : | be heard together on WRC’s program | .| 1 September 1. in the Pol will start more satisfaction rather than regret,” the |’ | announcement said. | The average number of birds over little | vth e of the parade is New erive and D street, to avenue, to Fifteenth to New York avenue S011% 14th St. N.W. The second entertainment to be|the Easter United States is broadcast from an airplane over the [More than one pair to the acre Department added, but it easy to increase ban, residential about 10 pairs to th In Chevy e, Md.. there are pairs t and at Wild Acre: Md., there a pairs to 5 acres, the nci |in Germany took up t nest boxes for birds and more than 000 were erected. in the grand | Duchy of Hesse alone.” Capital was scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock this afternoon. when Maxine Brown, musical comedy singer, will give a program of songs from an altitude of about 6,000 feet aboard the giant Sikof transport k The plane ved over the city ves.|department’s figures show. terday afternoon and while it made It ig not nl.y\\ P ble to attract three wide circles, Miss Brown ng | Numerous species of birds by supply- e four songs which were broad on | iN& boxes and other nesting facilities,” ’Explosion Starts Blaze That 411 meters. The novel radio enter. | —mm— | Threatens $5.000,000 Refinery. Adams will carry out his sentence {0 the letter, and Judge Macdonald, in addition to witnessing the fulfillment of the penalty, will tell Capital mo-| i 'n fire departments. Five prizes will be awarded large loving cup will be given to the | company havinz the best decorated | float, a $10 gold piece will go to the individual fireman with the most o torists w they may expect when | hey break £ th ¢ traffic laws. | 18500,000 FIRE IN OIL PLANT ™3 il 20 Sia e, ot | fie € Adams left Washington on| | his vacation. He is expected to return | to the Capital this week Girl Fatally Crushed by Wagon. tainment is under the auspices of the | American Legion and in the interest | transmitter, which lets its anter of it's endowment fund of $5,000,000 | down by a Spiral for a distance of for disabled veterans, widows and war | feet. i a orphans. In the party besides Miss . ast re | HAGERSTOWN. Md., August 27.- On completion of the broadcasting |are Capt. Homer M. Berry, pilot ¢ v of the Ruth, the old daughter of Mr.| over the city the plane will strike out |t plane olovioff of the | at Avon, four miles from here. ohn N. Newcomer Ringgold, | on a course f X ' “orpora- | The flames, which for a time th died vesterday at the Wash- | route will broades . 3 s 2 A d | ened the entire $3,000,000 plant, inty Hospital from injuries | and Philadelphia equip- for sta- started by an explosion in the pi when she fell fromp a wagon ped with a Unitec al Corps ' t ystem on one of the stills. crushed beneath the wheels. | {Stap eavying Dwnersof | Studebaker Power Durabiliny finish, Special Dispateh to The Star. | Bosdial B b 3 S I Special 15-Day Sale of Porcelain Enameled Fully Guaranteed Baron lana Chats With Your Gas Man \1II,I,IONF of wom VL eh ne longer fill co2l buckets, carry ashes, split kindling o~ soak corn-cobs in coal oil to do their cooking. 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