Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1931, Page 10

A—10 R Three Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration THE ARGONNE 16th and Columbia Road Reasonable Rentals Baltimore daily Tickets sold for all Good for return amy within scven days. Baltimore & Ohio LIQUID or TABLETS Cure Colds, Headaches, Fever 666 SALVE CURES BABY’S COLD Just Think of It— The Star delivered to your door every evening and Sunday morning at 1lzc per day and 5¢ Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this cost? Telephone National 5000 and de- livery will start at once. Colds are common this time of year, but don’t let any cold become serious! At the first sneeze or cough, Pape’s Cold Compound. Harmless little tablets that break up the cold, ease all aching and soreness. Only 35¢ atrmy drugstore, so why er PAPE'S compouna HELPED HER DIGES- TION MORE THAN ANYTHING ELSE “Suffered over thirty years with acid indigestion. ACIDINE has helped me more than anything I have ever taken,” says Mrs. Emma | Green of Detroit, Mich. | Just another of thousands who are | astonished at the way ACIDINE | BLAZING OIL FELLS | OVER 100 FIREME 48 in Hospitals as Rochester Fire Companies Succumb to Smoke Fumes. By the Associated Press. ROCHESTER, N. Y., February 13.— With 48 firemen, including three bat- talion chiefs, in hospitals and many more recovering from smoke and gas poisoning after receiving first aid, a five-hour fire was extinguished this morning, putting an end to a situation | which overcame entire companics. Smoke and carbon monoxide gas, formed when water came in contact with burning fuel oil in the basement of a store building on Main street, | dropped firemen by the scores. Even those with gas masks were overcome almost as rapidly as those without. More than 100 fishermen were affected. Nurse Responds. Emergency first-aid stations were set up near the fire by nurses and internes and ambulahces kept up steady runs to and from hospitals. Spectators aided surviving firemen to rescue those who were overcome. Mrs. Clara Francis, a graduate of Irving Sanitarium, San Francisco, rendered valuable service. One of the first on the scene, she gave first aid to those ambulances were unable to take to hos- pitals immediately. Three Felled Twice. ‘Three firemen returned to duty after being treated, only to be felled again by the fumes. Firemen were handicapped in fight- ing the flames because of the work of rescuing fallen companions. Damage was slight, being estimated at $20,000. MEN’S CLUB TO PRESENT ‘MASTODONIC MINSTRELS’ day and Tuesday of Next Week at Parish House. “The Mastodonic Minstrels” will be presented by the Men'’s Club of St. Ste- phen’s and in_Incarnation Episcopal Church at the Parish House, Sixteenth and Newton streets, on Monday and ‘Tuesday, under the direction of 8. Percy Oliver. Miss Katherine Latimer, pianist, will play the musical score, and Mrs. Elizabeth Seidenspinner will be the in- terlocutor. Four end men and three end girls will have parts. They are Mr. Oliver, James G. Traylor, Thomas S. Scrivener and Walter S. Stutz and Bernice Stevens, Katherine Clark and Judith Gayle. Others in the cast are: Miss Lucille silne, Robert Emery, Genevieve Hart, Wwilliam Blackmarr, -Marian Poe Hart, Milne, George Stonebreaker, Constance Fcgle, Graham King, Ridgely J. Belt, Maude Adrian, Charles Pentz, Ruth | Adams, Helen Adams, Mary Flemming, Henry U. Milne, John Brassel, Ruth || Manney, Alice Erievin, Barbara Tyler, A. Guy Reber, Ken Clark, Gilbert Hyatt, Charles Pond, Arthur C. Houghton, Per- | George P. Hart, jr. A $15,000 GEMS STOLEN NEW YORK, February 13 (#).— stole gems worth $15,000 Wednesd: from the home of Silas M. Newton, wealthy ofl operator, police disclosed last night. . 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This FOAM gets into every tiny pit, fissure and crevice, and kills millions of Mrs. Newton is the former Nan|| O'Rellly, golf writer. | destructive germs . .. 190 million in the first 15 seconds. It neutralizes acids that cause decay, gently erases tartar, washes away the unsightly mucoidcoatingand , purifies the mouth. White Teeth that Adorn Beauty Easily and quickly this Kolynds Dry- Brush Technique whitens teeth, keeps them sound and clean, and helps to firm up gums. Discard Incompetent Methods Never let anyone say that your teeth lookas thoug]: you never brushed them. Start using this new Kolynos Dry-Brush Technique—a half-inch of Kolynos on adry brush, morning and night. With- in a few days you'll note a distinct im- provement . . . Teeth will look whiter —as_lustrous white as they were in childhood. Gums will feel czrmex, ap- pear healthier. And your mouth willtin- glewithadelightful, refreshing taste. Buy a tube of Kolynos from your druggist. KOLYNOS the an tiseptic . DENTAL CREAM Performances Will Be Given Mon-|Prol Dolly Gray, Charles Shaffer, Dorothy |||||| ley McCubbin, Murray Maddox and |||/ Thieves skilled in appraising jeweiry ||| late Tuesday night. When she opened ||| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1981 Chairman CHI SIGMA DANCE FLOSSIE TILLOTSON, Chairman of the Dance Committee of Tota Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority, which will hold a Valentine dance at the ‘Wardman Saddle Club tomorrow night. —Star Staff Photo. HIS WIFE’S HIRED HAND, SAYS HUSBAND IN SUIT Marreid 55 Years, Tent, While She Has $12,000 Monthly, Is Charge. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, February 13.— Charles H. Teeter, 76, pictured himself today as his wife’s hired hand, living in a tent and drawing $25 a month, while she had an income of $12,000 to $20,000 monthly. Teeter filed suit in Superior Court for divorce, asking division of community perty valued at $725750. He said they had been married 55 years, but that during the last five, 3 Mrs. Esther Teeter, by “threats and intimidation,” induced him to yield con- He Lives in| FUND TO AID SUFFERERS Benefit Valentine Bridge Reservations Numerous. The Soroptimist Club's fellowship fund, established in 1928 in memory of Mary Gale Davis, president of the Lucia Gale Barber School, will be used to ald members of the organization in need Party of emergency relief, it was announced yesterday. At the same time, it was announced that “an unprecedented number of res- ervations” have been made for the Val- entine bridge party to be held tomor- row evening for the benefit of the fund. The affair is to be held at the Open Door, 1412 I street. ——ie Old tickets destroyed by one railway in Englarid last year weighed 167 tons. T George’s Special Regular 75¢ Every Pair Guaranteed All the New Shades trol of his property to her. He said she put him to work clearing land for her. 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