Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1921, Page 2

i i / THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. SATURDAY. MAY 14, 1921—PART 1. | PORTABLE SCHOOLS| Tacy awreo,soooLes. |ynpcr SO QPEN |nccs sseoe momers, | orroses T o PRESIDENT PLANS | e, INOTED MORSE ELM BUT THAT “FACTORY” Miss Boardman Advooates City- Open Letter From Sugar Man Read | for D. C. Sightseers Plan of Post Office Nflw MERE MEMGRY Other Provisions Adopted to| Myever: = aenr. |P3Vilion and Boxes Crowded | "iasiingion T wordh oue bt i bt A Ington will be advised about the within a few weeks. { I One of the most picturesque land- marks of the N 1 COULD NOT BE FOUND Wide Cultivation of Blooms. | in Congress. ) Here's a story vouched for by Miss Mabel Boardman advocated &' An open letter to Congress oppos- | | | Aninformation burenu for the Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune of the system of ru',\;m;i;‘ie use of flowers which inr:s‘:d “;'»tx}r('.n“{rw': T l‘f‘r.fl bill was benefit of visltors to Washing- i : Martne Corps. The general doesn’t ThrouEh il mensons of che tene at the | Kels of New York, peestasat oy o ton is to be fustailled in the Post ¥ ng Company. Ofice Department bullding. The the American Association of Engineers Mr Spreckels i sted that the unfy 4 {Will Journey to New York City Century-0ld Tree, Named for: " by ly from th al districts and of H = et ner. i = Relieve Overcrowded CON- | cerman exiraciion. were strolling With Social and Official 2" by Water to Fill En opten wislibe =dvibcaiebontt Inventor of Telegraph, Falls through a small village in France. by the United States govers | t of existence last night when ity jaborers chopped down the old Morse tell it to illustrate the mental meeting of the Washington Chapter of American Sugar | move has the sanction of Pre: ey when they were accosted by a i ment. It § d that th ditions, Is Report. alien Ghey ware aecustadlby s Representatives. 0 ‘] gagements. i icaperied thar ik Before Axman. to the macaronl factory. | the Three portable structures have been “'Ve not know vere it lss’, re- | atterword ays of impatient waiting y i | A trip to aea n; the , elm tree, which s=tood for a hundred would be tfonal Capital pass equipment of all the marines, 4 held 2 4 New Y orioe las persons w ould o . held at 1319 New York avenue last night. | persons who would benefit from the dent Harding. new burenu will be functioning Dressed into use in the thirteenth di- | Plied the young fighters as they |for rain to stop, a walaxy of Gt Masilower Vision of the public school system and | PTSESCIR AR BSIR MY oo | mOuRts trotted out on the fid at | e e e vorn .- | SEVERAL PERSONS HURT thirty-nine oversize and two part-| when one said to the other: ‘Meb- ‘f’“l”‘k"“" of Highway bridge at 2 S . ad ot IN STR PS! i aised created Ja Orde .| bene “noodles” factory'. o'clock this afternoon and Washing- AC 0L Sime Slaased credteit in, order;to tom FaBT Cxclatoed the OtRGF_ a8 & | ton's aRnusl hores show.was on EET CAR MISHAPS yr 1 spRian W Us | ings the journey by train, and with worarily relieve congested conditions. | jigne came into his eyes. Post- e e S O, e ’ i = sday. May 24, und inst Mool wuthorities polnted out today | Duste the two retraced their steps. | witn iy 1o e luding many | | roads fresh in his Brestent | Avbombbiiod: ikls, Fs g \n emphastaing the neea for addi-| CAught up with their inquisitor, |girf KnY, (hronks Ancioding - maes | ) ’ R e s g and waked, ‘Vas eet moodles fac’ | ST ML it | Detroit Man Proposes Sales |Proposal to Build Federal Re- | /2 o it v ety et tional accommodations in this dis-| B | Some Traffic Accidents in Day’ | tery you means? tal: aaga : 5 vey him and his party. Immediateiy | aflic Accidents y Srict: Tt lacattinated thak 1o remedy IWell, call . , eager for the exhibitions of hors ¥ s | ated that to remedy call it' that it you will' | mapifiF T96 the, © | following his dee s for the| List Reported. the " overcrmwding in this” division | came back from the man. Where [ Thurainy ©iven o iooierow Ces.| Revenue and Greater Ex- | serve Headquarters Here | i wir staricd i seventeen additional classrooms are| is the noodles factory : cluded. ! s tin 5 h need; ediately. Pt 5 2 i heeded immedlately. Ten dre wanted| .7 Ve donitknow verdatilss sleo. At the blowing of the husle, which 1 : : “ccommodate classes now in porta- | replied the two marines, and ARain | mapy htLio i uf (he busie whicl emption of Incomes. in House Bill President and his party. which wiitly i teer Labe 20 &8I0 W SEVs . j Presid and his party eh willtpj mull one, to board the May-lc bles. rented and other undesirable | they went their way.” fiteen b ARl e en orses lined up on the trac ! | years on the northwest corner of 14th Istreet and Pennsylvania avenus | Today this relic of carly Washington |lics secluded in the nurser the {trees and parkings department of the | District. Aithough removed from its place of honor, where scores of tourists have admired it daily, the old twood Grant 3 tree is not 1o be forgotten ISt and Ash str Mount The Association ©f Oldest Inhabitants . was knocked down in front|of the District of Columbia. through reet by a street car lastiDro William Tindall, one of the vice twenty ¥ quarters, six to reduce oversize classes S N S c £ e Ay e 2 evyln, lhe proposa Bt Ibe a s . | Bna one 1o climinate part.time clanses. % ‘flvi‘lqlhu military light-weight charger f\.” 1'|(xr<l> new basis for levying h'lh rrru al o build a 000,000 | g0 Cor at 1 a4 dock early | DDt Her right arm was broken, her{presidents, will ask Clifford Lanham ke il class, & silver loving cup i3 (0 be|national taxes with exemptions onjhome for the Fediral Reserve Loard T tarnann and sail 1o ead eut and her body bruised She | superintendent of trecs and parking ahaed) arded the winner personal incomes substantially raised |here in Washington is i turday noon sall was taken to Casuaity Hospital {for a piece of the trunk to be mad. There are thirteen school buildings The other events that are to follow g inance | sction. of the Bol har jound 1 00| gampton Toads snd Sheri put o 8 Whilc crossing at Pennsylvania ave-!into a table. It probably will be one s’ the thictaenth dlvision. the laat one this ufternoon are: Two o'clock,|W4s submitted to the Senate finance |3 n of the bill now being consid- | o, te thes: will, be gk nue and 9th Sircet yesterday after-{of the features of the collection of i the school system. This division | Inovice harness horses. pairsi 15 |committee today by B. Clark of|ered by the House committee on|ori conot lane and it s expected that ] noon, John W. Honey. sixty-eight|relics in the headquarters of the asso lies in the southeast and Southwest sporting tandem: 2:20, saddle ponies:!Dutroit, who said he spoke for thelbanking and currency, which would | boat will N York bes [years ‘old, 13T Kenlucky avenue|ciation at 19th and H streets Southeast, wa i | lespite the efforts of Mr. L scetions. and ie bounded in general on 25 Ereer Ruriors Don weienlaae b M R B O | aroliat r c boat will i 137 Renuucky.. senus 3 the north by Fioridi uvenue. on the | Park saddle horses, novice, 325, rin- A iona R Al DTy o s e metati | Luolish the oflice .ot controlier: of|£orenogm Mon strect car. His nose was broken and Slowly Lowes Vitallty. east by the District line. on the south about hors, 3 pairs hunters: ! Clothiers, clation of 1 KShoe|the currency and create an unde Lixt of Engagements. he received other injuries. First aid| For several years life has been " i A byl - Clothiers, the National Retail ; - by the District line and on the west 3:35. roadsters: 4:05, thoroushbred | Dealem Assoclation and the National | tIFY of the Treasury who, by virtue] ar 1 o'clock (b \fternoon the | Was given at Emergency Hospital and | SIowly ebbing out of the old t by the Potomac river, Louisiana ave- hunters; 4:25, class A, breeding a it _ | of his o : 4 ¥ > 1} - el . farment Retailers’ Association { sffice. would be a member of | p O T Sddrens a taken home nue and the Baltimore and Ohio rail- S C lthe Federal Reserve To: President will attend” and addr : R iata foliage has grown less each aue Balt da Ohio | Two Races Carded. i Three Clawses of Incomes. [P Serve Botrg; {luneheon of the Academy of Political | (10 ity Det daln X L e R s ths & (achobls; lin: 6. are the At 5 a'clock this afternoon and at{ Concrotely the plan would dividé all i posed new stogcrnre ¥ foF this pro-|science. Later in the afternoon he |l 1d. 1736 Pennsyivan fualiners 4 darmitied 90 semalu 10 ) The schools in it are the Ambush (Prof, Shearer Tells DOCOrS | thr sume Rour enct’ i’ racime awill | ineomen tnio thrce clasees and hev. s of e o "mf e L review the grand annual parade kneciced domm hy e o el e southwest: Bell, 1st street between B | T . start Two races have been Sted for Lt e aid of d sales tax, would fand o S DBrOR s b ey { of the 23d Regiment of the New York s o1 W L Iuridrada OF fhich- und NeoRien, o0 and & streets ‘southwest: Birnew.| a s oday. one for the militury and thelogrry practically the entire revenuelarguments presonted fNational A, and i Ak J il gl Lt IR e plankes i it abisr and st soutnwest: ey | T00 Much Education Ham giher an e stveplechane W e IR e oo Tatsing TS o G v D e | 0 At and s o vania atterndon el i The iworle Qi mOmnIig; no- southeast: Bowen, 9th and E streets| P | attermony an race will be added this the exemptions on personal incomes ilding that it is : Do honor of the 1250 fversary of WS reated ot v e e eas a o i afternoon. Entries for this after : ne it is costing the | fonor of th T rcial | for bruised leg fu ) pearance of thu e o A ot ber ers " . r e | e R e $1:000" for SINEIE | Covernmant Ar toar, ot Pnins-or i E Douined o6 s Hadaly REance oL | busy tween One-half and I streets: Gar- | P Research Work g LA s o A i from SE.000 Ton iion: Sona y roast. juarter of | newspaper. Whether or not the r .-";,f. S L LI A | was 1a e :”.“‘1. ard 410, Alabama avenue and 23th street | Professional men who desire to en- Mo OVer - fout And & hoteiaiy|married pers fo $5.000 with an | hutldings. due (o e inat the | turn L Lo Washingion Wil G iy aftermoon as @ result of wocol- the Willard Hotel and they saw @ smail Toutheast; Giddings. 20 and G strectsfer the field of scicntific reaearch work Comtomus it e MU G fadditional 8500 exemption for cach | fraveal ruserve seatem nor oaly 1 28 Llie AL e marty liclon between hin bicyele and thefblock of frexh hrown earth. standing southe: ¥ . 2 4 reets | gpoul Wy " i £y: Avonbare, Mal. Seo e lchild or depends i wding out other activities in € ik A thernan s ) S ot Dr nes ahill, jr.. lout more conspicuously than theslree utheast: Logan. 3d and G streets m“:"d n:t be hampered by too much | reErye Ah(!l("r M . m‘r‘d '\|”.‘, | present $200. The witne 150 would wsury building, but itself oc. | Will return on the private car Sup i B Bilrois borest. at Connecticut iaair Tad ey y st 0 ov 2 N »! e education, Pre S. Shear- | Stg i > ¥ o - ighe rates ncome £ soMme . ed ” 1 & ot & v sician | = northeast: Lov 12th and I ucation, Prof. John S. Shear-|Stanley Koch: Jubulant, Lieut. Jones. i WeT the higher rates on incon me rented quarters e Enjoying Half-Holiday. avenue and 19th street The phy n Young Tree to Be Substituted. streets northeast: Pavne. 15th and | cr. instructor in physies at CornelljLe Gordon, rider unknown: Begutiful | SUTtaxes | treated bim for a slight injury to his n a few weeks a yvoung t n | al farm loan system has just | E o streets southeast: Randall-Cardoza. | Unive . Morn, Unite d —— | been forced to take quarters in the lNlowing his example of last Sat- | treat 1<t and T strests southwest, and |University, declared. addressing the ,;::n’ln- I“‘\’h‘} -\\'t”\‘p:' feunteservlie | e R """'Tx‘ comes, | 014 Tand office bui e TSRy e President loday i g ”‘-"er\.. automobile driven by James Iy will take up sentinel duty phas, Ome-DalE strett between N and|anuusl banguet of the Washingion|Canal, eniered by ot S ge tHe | Mp Clarle Bl e acoms trom | The committ tentativ himself a sort of half-holiday. ATiS-igicy 3277001, street, struck a horse re the Morse elm stood. The old O streets southwest | Medical and Surgical Soclety at Ward- | Hase, For no e or Ly, a8 e o) income from jall | PAssed over this . ehnively | g at 6 o'clock, he went to-the mu- {poyd. 133F B BT KU 14 was named for Samuel Morse, the The greatest points of congestion in!man Park Hotel last night | roases for amatenrs or!salaries and wages, (2) Income (O ar- j cations that U will nol be in the | nicipal golf links at T o'clock, andisgy"dircie, ‘ot far from the witters |man who flashed the first telegraph the thirteenth division are at the; ., - g ! it LWe miles - business, individual, parthership of T LIl when reported out of commit- | spent more than three hours in the o esterday. One of the animal's |Mmessage from Washington to Baiti- Lovejoy and Syphax schools. where ! ar.” said the professor. “that!Trapper. H. Leith: Hardrannine o7 | ot wonld be “unearned.” and taxed (€. Chairman McFadden said to- | open. He made only a few enfige |j.qc was broken and it had to be, “What hath God wrought?>” Tortables are used. Two portables are | Universi and colleges are becom- | Devereux: Avonbare, remoint serv- | higher. on e nd whges the tax | however, that if the housing of | ments at his office and. with the ex- 7y RETE | Morse elm is the last of the at the Syphax School and one at the |ing obatacles to the development of | ice: Jay Bird, Maj. Sianiey Koch. and | propesed I a normal rate of 4 per cent | the Tederal Reserve Board by the |ception of receiving the Swedish min- . " Mra. H. C. Grove, 2708 Cathedral| that w planted along the foy. In addition. the latter School{ research men. Just look ove one other entry by K Hazelton D irat $4.000 above the cxemption | TTeASUrY i costing more than aquar- | ister at the White House at 3 o/clock. | 4 copye, fell and sprained her knec Arenue in 1620; when the two tows has three of its classes accommodated | ; t look over the cur-| Between the races Battery F. 19th|and § per cent on the remainder. The [4F of a million dollars. that t he wili have the afternoon to himself. | SNSHIE te T flet car at Colum- [of Lombardy poplars were removed thjjand s 3 et d Mrs. | and’ from the center of the thoroughfare ulum of medical schools —they areé 14 justifa the crection of | 1t js considercd likely he o Harding will 2o aufomobili ply will drop in at the horse in rented quarters, and o crammed and crowded with subjects | econd class would b taxed 10, per cont | bia road and 1Sth street yesterday wn exemption of $5.000. A norma ment room of the building j The result is the same as if you went B proposadl for. th on :r cent is proposed for the 1o 3 Excess in Enrollment. i a hotel and tried to eat every- jtax of 10 p deral R 3 B . |luto a hutel and tried | SPA [lax ‘or 10 poF cent B proDoe oreine | in Federal Reserve Hoard has men and common council patsed the )~1\=h:<v"1‘§;rl‘mr'~r5 ,:‘”",T,". of education 'm‘.g- 1 the biil of fare in one e N AT PO'NT OF ROCKS.,”";I" 1“}_"_;“ Con: TReOm Detveen | Uthority now. if it wishes to exe President was especially en- ywing resolution ¥ | oo b o o 50 o e ot om0 U o Tor ot saitic g e St DEDICATION TUESDAY e e B o ins | , | na base- i ;kmu Artillery. will arill % and hetween the Capitol In October, 1820, th and the board of alder reasury buildi sed the personal op! % for this b morning. She refused hospital treat- ment that the twenty-five classes in this division :';‘.‘:""“r;l the routine. Some men, he wit 3 11 ng R Y ver . . ho were not br edic eothers with from forty-six to ,mv%:ur.n work. He advocated,.relieving| The Senate today pa pupils. Two classes have over fifty | {he rising generation, upon whom the | ayuth L PUDIls. Therefore. there are 205 pupils | COURLEY Wil depend for fufther ad: | *0thorizing the tion of InPexcess of the standard of forty | YUCSment in science. from too much | PrIdEe across the Potomac river ar pupils per clase. Tt is estimated that | education Point of Rocks. Frederick county, Md i+ would take at least six additional Would Outline Pre e constructic T e S cor ot these puptl oblems. The construction of the proposed pils “as the standard thers are i The brofessor advocated cutting out|Senate Passes Bill Allowing W of $500,00) or mor p = ssion yesterday. He and his advisers icity of Washington, That for defraying {are unanimous in their belief that OF DUPONT MEMORIAL |5 o vy S be incurred WILL ADDRESS MEETING. | e i rointtout ity e ! Declaring the sales tax bill “one of d e bill |the Mot I er W, Liggatt, Loy i waste of public moneys in the rent-' The Dupont memorial fountain, e e committed of manura Tng of properties by the government. erected in memory of Admiral Dupont, O e cohants o Toneral o | lowing & xeneral discussion a gen- jone of the naval heroes of the civil | of housing government de- | war, will be formally dedicated in N ien throughout . Dupont Circle next Tuesday after- On this occasion Secretary Den- will make the prinei- srvation of the trees on Per vania avenue from Ist street wa 15th street west and for planting £uch as may be necessary, the sum of $300 {be, and the same is he'reby, appropriated, to be paid, in just proportions out of the funds of the second and third wards, and 10 be expended under the direction of the constru o George B. Christian, Jr.. Among turers and merchants on federal tax- i atiots and the Farmers’ Federal Tax | Better Business Speakers. [ R Leas "‘("‘rl "":;j‘ 2, protested the pas-| i7 country in government-owned noon sage of the S 1 ‘ by of the Nav to {land values fax as a substitute | | George 1% Christian. jr.; D. €. Wills! th, bill and urged a | buildings was decided on. Prof. Shearer to i : T hes were all mCane sehoor, "Seat | il Shearer told the medical men | bridge hes @ two-fold purpose {of the Federal Reserve Bank in Cle pal address and Secretary of War tered as they are in several schoals lihan o outline STentiy. what e s give the Western Maryland railroad | M. Ligeell asserted that while thelland, 1. J. Kenner, secretary of the Details Not Worked Out. Weeks will accept the fountain on|mayor. officials sav vould probably ta oblems 3 e!an opportunity to cross the Potomac ‘¢ 1ax wo ise not more than|w S 4 S halt of th ar Department i B p more than six. additional _classes. | bape s Science should take up for| rive s ta tun e oie Dotomac [eales tAE WO ik aanisiiy it would | Detional Vigilance Commitiee; John| Dutalle Have mot yer been worked BEnale of Ohe s et Aofed/iGathering ilace; Fance, the estimate of SIX c1asses 15 | ing tha e 1 emlt, G476 IR Select- | shore of the Potomac (0 the e e Lo T from. flve o wght | Poole, president of the Federal Na-|out. but it is expecied g the proo e e O Oand are i 16 Dv. TSN it am nen to ¥ on the research | Alexandric i o e Bt st ; 4 3 S = : il affect mostly buildings of : 0f an elaborate nature and are | storian of the District, the Morse elm. A minimum work for each question xandria. wh it ican peo- | tional Bank. and F. X. Wholley, di- #ram, will Blrect, mosiy uie nes o i prepared by Col. €. 0. Sherrill. supersi planted under the foregoing authority There are 126 regular classrooms in | the thirteen sch 1= the thirteenth | hirteen schools in i h | not wish to discourage the appropria- ple, a tific and fa { practically with all the eastern sea- board lin d siaid it “was unjust, unscien o intendent of public. by ally poor business policy grounds A number of prominent per {became the gathering place for out town newspaper correspondents who had rector of the better business bureau. | pepcen hetter husiness | privately Dr. She: aid: ohd < P r. Shearer said that while he aid ge of which now are own No buildings in Washing- nd to give the Washing- connect | billion dollars upon the Ame i ak at tl division The enrollm ! tic ton and Old Dominion railroad )y op- | to ¢ « several billion do N will epe sons : bee: ivited 1o sit up a P A A jtion of state or municipal funds for| portunity to cross into i o Bl L o, o AT | bureau general conference to be held | ton were discussed during this con- e e 1 1o sit upon the | their headquarters on 14th street Sixteen of the seventeen additional { \pa' wlaborate. he does not believe { i< understood that plans are on foot | proportion of for government|May 1§ in the rooms of the American | ference. although the new policy D et by the Tnited States| They would assemble around the tree clasaraoms needed 10 remedy vresent | (1AL vlaborate, cumbersome research | to continue the Washington and Oid | revenne. [Institute of Banking, 1211 F street | naturally will affect rented buildings 3 11 be 8 coneert BY (00 B0 L F fea_ : and discuss the burning questions of the vercrowded conditiona in this divi- | SrEanizations produce results in pro-| Dominion railroad some distance into | As & Substitute for the sales tax the |northwest, according to an announce- here as elsewhere throughout the iy pes R val Harrington, U, S, day. The story is handed down that one Slon are provided for in the school | Portion to the amount invested in| Maryland. e B fee of manutacturers and mer. | ment made today. countr e T o atrved on the staff of day Morse was passing down the Ave- Thoard's original £5.000 000 building Men go into these movements| The bill was introduced by cnate finance rom.| The conference is arranged in the| A general survey of the situation s yq WA R nont wnd who is now more! Nue with a littie wood box tucked under Senator | chants urged the » h i vhile & avorable | mittee to consider a land v of a general meeting for the |at once to be conducted by Postmaster | NMITAL SIMPORT SAC TP 0T cgige. | his arm. The correspondents began to I various civie arganizations have | 3While they are’ content to become | today from the Semate commitiee ¢ e imposes 4 1 per cent tax on the | executives of all the principal busi- | General Hays and Secretary Mellon of than. eighty . %d by Mer joke with him about the box and he told 5 s time servers, | on | which imp v he | v i o Invocation will be offered urged Congress to approve at this s a 4 commerce by Senator Sheppard of | value of all land after improv ntsiness houses, the newspapers and|the Treasury Department. Following L2 N patrick's Church. The'them, the story goes, that with that box : On motion of Dr. Nobi g ¥ 1 e A Thomas of St. Patrick session pron motion of Dr. Nobie . Barnes,| Texas. who was for immediate con- | have bren deductad and an exemption |financial institutions connected with [ their report speciic steps in the new coremonies ~will commence at 2:30 o proposed to talk across the countrs Additions Recommended. il m;m;.:‘"o’“:; *L;i(l):rll athonur~|31(lsra!xon, of € 0 allowed. | the: bureau. administration policy will be taken. | | From that incident the tree is said to i t 5 e Boclaty. He was : large base is | have derived its name. This _project proposes an _eight-|introduced by Di >, Cl This fountain with its large ba ts by Dr. A. C. Christie, pres- of pure white marble and is considered e A B e 1e veer | STRONG APPEAL FOR KIND TREATMENT OF DUMB ANIMALS MADE BY HUMANE {f ' ibiionslof i o e ey cibiote™ SR St B Fraak 2| : EDUCATION SOCIETY PARADE. B R fo T U S GIVES FRANGE The cost-of constructing these addi- | committee, sta . staged an hour of enter- ' v 8 4 3 i iri e s t | rai o 3 *h will be sent to Wilming- ons and acquiring necessary sites | ainment. 'Those who took part were: | }M“ D e At ity ntions of its parks ix estimated at £412.000. M. B. Atkinson, stories; Edward P. PRIZES TO BOY MEMBERS MARN[ M[M[]le_ iues tax. |shape program. which school authorities | ¥ith enthusiasm. he said, but after| Swanson. and was reported The less than $2.000.000 emergency | BT Rbal T e edward T OF GYMNASIUM CLASSES i $180,000 for this work is asked. { Those at the Banquet. 1t Congress does grant an appro-| Those present were: Drs. R. D priation for the proposed new build- | Adams, S. A. Alexander. F. V. Atkin ing to replace the Bell School. offi- fson. W. H. Atkinson, E. S. Avery, E cials of the schools believe thatiA. Bailoch, N. PB. Barnes, W. R little reliet will he afforded in this | Barnesby, G. & Barnhart, W. F. Bar- division. Therefore they are Rot {ton . 1. Bassett. Lewls Battly Bob. abandoning their plans to have the!pafties, Charies Beall, J. W. Bird £3.000.000 project approved. Frank Braden. W. Bradenburg, J. . construction program now before | by Louis B. Stumph; B. Brooke Jonns for relief in the thirteenth division—! pyuregh ang all i B o i -roo ~ o & . university duo; # that is the erection of an eight-room | o of 00 SO YRiLersiey quo: Dr. Rell School Am appropriation of Three silver cups. prizes for atten- award at the annual g--ld:uxflhurl meeting of the boys' department & , ! ¢ the centra mally Tenders Gift to Pres- building las t. The winners were aham Wolf, Theodore Barti and . . Turner ident Millerand. I ® contains only one Drovision iyonge accompanied by Dick Laibert building to ultimately replace the | (5TR0NC SO ¢ gymnasiam s ovne; (Ambassador Wallace For- the Y. M t the mblems in various events were also Bra M. Brady, E. S. Breeding, J 24 E : 3 g dy. E. §. presented, the winners being s ated Pross SOCIETY HEARS WOMEN Boawei W B IJ":«’J:‘,“.".; ] P Swimming m t—Charles Hunter. May 13—Hugh C. Wallace T soswell, ovee, . rbank, ¢ Ward, Theodore Page, (ieorge = A Rt o e TR S & Cenin, Sutfin, Ashton Smith. William Barber he Awmitiohn Spbassder . or Joseph Potter. Nathan Kluft. rette | behalf of the American committee hav- Richard Lawrence * Gould, Frank |ing its erection in charge, formally ten- um m')‘r. lmr:-(s.hl. nch Etant Eq. | dered Marne Memorial, the gift of Track meet—Charl unter. Ed- e . i K ietl James Benner, Siayter | America to France. to President Millc Davidson aniel nclair. Harold {rand in the Elysee Palace this evening “harles Hoffman. John Shaw. in part. said Tindell, Wilbur Leaf, Alex| to the government and Harvey obs, Chester . in the name of the John Haynes, Frank Gill, | whole Ameri beople, the monument Frank Sumner. { which is to rise at the Porte Maillot to Hexathlon—Edward Tindall Charles | commemorate victory of Marn, | Hunter, Lloyd Apgar. James Bonner, : Four millions of my countrymen directly i Edwin Snell, George Sutfin. Runyon |joined ir the gift. but it reailly is th ! Tindell, William Cherry, Wilbur Leaf, | ift of all. because it comes from Ameg- { Paul Carson, John Grissenger. Nathan | ica to France i michael. W. P. Carr, A. C. Chris- tie, M. H. Christie. George C. Clark, FROM FAR AND NEAR EAST | thers " v "1 2" ca? Coursen Con The ‘nternationalism of Calvary is| Gopetand, (- the only solution of the perplexing M. Cuvill S, Y. Davidson, J. Diggs, | problems that confront the world to- :‘l B 1"‘!)0". (“ M xll'o.‘!\m.m. F. Y. Donn, | o d £} - vy W. Pea v arry onnally . N. Dorman. Roy ared Mrs. Henry W. Peabody. | punmire, John Fckhardt, F. J. Eichen. national foreign vice president of the ; ! 3 I T Foley, John Woman's American Baptist Foreign ! “ren Missionary Society in closing t A o ibson, A. . ay three-day jubilee of the Atiantic dis- Thomas Groover, William b. Gwynn, ( trict section of the or ol Rt s ) ric i inization at| L. Hall. H. H. Hazen, G. E. Heinecke, Calvary Baptist Church last night. | (. Henning. D. W. Higgins, R. u'm;it‘;i: After outiining the work accom-!gins, J. . Hiller. Joseph Hooker, F. A, plished by Baplist missionaries in ' Fornaday, William P. Hough, Oscar 1331»1/'{! lands since the formation of | Hunter, Charles Hyde, William A. Jack, the society fifty vears ago. Mrs. Pea- | William A. Jack, Jr XA .,p”r}y”' body pointed to the tremendous task | Goorge B, Jenkins Johnson, How- that contronted t ation in | ward Kane, Harry Kaufman, 1. Thomas e future. and sa 3 cality | Kolley, Sothoron Key, J. J. Kilroy, Ar- great k had hardly begun thur Kimball, Adam Kemble, Charles <lin. R. G. Conlin. E. P} C. Corley. H. J. Crosson, L. day. de Kluft, Lindsey Butle iton Shery., | Greatest Decisive Conflict. {Harvey Jacobs. Frank Gill. Henr¥ | .jjiciore recorded fifteen decisive bat- Maranian, Theodore Bartlett. Frank | s Paroni, Frank Sumner, William Bur- Tp. \Mar as tne scene of the six- leigh { teenth, and it is not too soon to say it First efficiency—Charles Hunter,| gas the sreatest.” Runvon Apgar. Thomas Page, George | Ambassador Wallace handed to Presi- n he centuries preceding ours i i pwl"‘j‘ Mo e Tt pphenral at, Koones, Patrick Larkin, T. E. Latimer. | {Sutfin. William Many, Irving Sumner, | int Mill rand a letter from Thomas W sible way fo bring peace to all peo- | 0- V. latimer. H. E. Lawson. R M.| i Fairfax Taylor. Marino Marcellino. | Lamont ¢f New York. the originator of Jles is by emulating work of the leComte Frank leech, Willam .} jLawrence Gould, Paul Carson. Frank ‘memorial, formally tendering the menra of Tthin mnciety and eneis. | Lewis, Thomas Linville, Thomas Low |Sumner, Charles Cherry, Frank Gill, gift. The letier said it would be the tianize all nations. . s Py Lowry. Fleet Luckett, A M. | iLawson Ford, Thomas Davis |Work of Frederick MacMonnics, the Optimistic reports of conditions in | MacDonald, H. C. MacAtee, George H. | econd efficiency—Charles Hunter, | American sculptor. Magee, William J. Maliory. Jessic Marn, | Laddie Boy, the Presicents airedale, accompanied by Httle Mixs Inley Randul. Thomas Page. Edward Tindell, George | President Millerand in reply said Am- Sutfin, Slayter Davidson, James Madi- bassador Wallace had impressively pic- son, William Cherry. Charles Hoffman, | tured the war as one of the capital Marino Marcellino. Paul rson, Jonn | phases in the evolution of the worla Grissenger. athan Klufe, Frsak | ~You hive been pleased to say, Mr. Gill, Theodore Bartlett and Frank Ambassador,” M. Millerand continued, Sumner. “ihat it wis France which did most for their native countries were given by five of the for « « Marbury, €. Marshall, Herbert | Martyn, €. W Maxon, S. T. Mead. F. A | recipient of much applause Those @ Merritt. HO T a0 spoke were Dro Ma Saw s F. Mo &N representatives to ke jub d cach in turn was the tory. | thank you. Coming from 1 such judgment’ is a most glorious v Y DISARMAMENT PLANS ‘:’lnsvvmuma: to my country. i -+ DISCUSSED IN SENATE [LA FOLL.ETTE AGAIN RAPS rl who holds diplomas from several or. W. 0. Owen, in the iin as was Dr. Thomas E. at lin: Mrx. Francis Kolator. a Miller, J. E. Mitchell, J served with his ma J. Robert \. William Morgan. G. M. | Conroy. attracted attention intendent of the Dufferin Mater- oe, W. €. Moore, 1 J. Mundell. R v. un old English sheep dog. | Myers, Lester Neuman, J R Nevitt, wio won fame ase w liberty loan universities, including one from Royal S. L. Owens, A | 5 Pagan. William F. Patten, Neill's Airedale Peter the Pirate, ir. iries Pfender, J. B. Pigge | known to fanciers throughout Rapust of Czechoslovakia, and editor H. . Pillsbury. W. T. Pratt, Paul the United ¢ Boher, Putzski. Fred Joseph Rog ien. Perxhing’s Mounts in Line. i H i | p i nity Hospital at Rangoon. a Burme s W en i | B. Nichols, Upton Nourse, ¢ E. driver’ during the war, also was % 4 § SEa ol of Physicians and Surgeons [ { ef a publicatic Pragu | 4 Khan o Bala Roy. a younz missionary | Phillip Roy, J TS Savage | Then there were Gen. Pershing's | The attitude of President Hardin h- Bala R ounx misal ip Roy. Sansbury. L. §. Savage, | « ere were Ge ors < % de es ding | worker in charge of a school at Mid- H. P s R . Sexton, John S| two mounts, Joff and Kedron: more | [ o R s jregarding the proposal of Senator! U.S. SFTTING WITH ALLIES of cnera- Vong. napor» India: Y Nanda lore, South India, a tion Christian” and Kan En Chinese girl, wWho i now ar of tre kindergarten departm of the Hangchow Union Hizh Schoo and Normal Schoo Sheare Shoup. John Smallwood, 2 = | bulldogs, sheep dogs. percherons, | B A ¢ 5 : R L. Spire, R Y. sullivan, | Laddie Boy President’s DOQ Dethe “horned goat” of the M 3 g ¥ $ i : {Borah that an cffort be made (o bring | | Lawn Thompson, A. P | % 7 sons, and others, including some par- | E9% T 3 7 : i 4 [the United States, Great Britain and tiati i 5 | Y i 1 Senator Aks to Probe Negotiations Titus, H. W. Tobia rots. The birds appeared on a float v ¢ goty N {Japan into an agreement for the re-| = e, ¢ Tumbleson 4| Jeads Humane Education ' sint nere by e ity of Philadel- 5 v S Sk B et e e and Instructions Given Resse- | phia | B it S M Tlhe more than thirty floats in the | b J " ]| cussed on the floor of the Senate yes- Representatives. Joseph telegra i ?, i % E puring the evenlnx maly ielekrain T Wenaiow . Society’s Demonstration. | Wik under e supervision of | 3 : o i of greetings from all sections of the - H. Wendt. N.| parad per H 4 o 2 % g terday : folntry were read : ‘ebb, W. Webb, John Wharton. Foin st Ars. Margaret Hopking Worrel), of | S SN . FE M | ‘Senator Borah insisted that the! Another resolution aimed at Pre The entire congress numbering S White, E K. Whitmore, P'ren Love of Washingtoniaus for their | the Department of the Interior. : 3 X 3 !President had not indicated any op-|dent Hard ng's appointment of Amer- more th 00 officers and delexates, on, W Wingood, = Willie | animal friends was demonstrated | Fort Myer Band and the band w ARG b ABRETS % B38| |)csition to the plan at a recent con- rexentatives on allied councils ere reccleid Y PLeSIACHL iiiid Mo Henry Ye: William G. Young, | anew late yesterday afternoon, when | the Intégior Department marched 5 Bt g ¢ : Y 2 {ference he had hedd with him. kit = b B - Hardirg at the White Hovse yester- Zinkhan. Maj. G. R Collendel | \pousands of depart tal peg the parade. AT g £t . i b B! (or Hale of Muinc, on the other hand, |Was introduced today by Semato day ufternoon. AMrs abody and ut. Col. . W. Patterson thous Al x) partmental, neo d Miss Sonia Sherer was queen of the . . ¢ p | insisted that the’ President had in-|la Folletts republican, of Wisconsin. Mre O. K Howe. president of the {school children, business men and {pr e ) ¢ g 3 formed him and Senator Poindext soked for information’ vegarding (v Guibert, four-ves S : ‘M ad. A askec & b Tistrict of Columb 1oh of the others lir Penn nia avenue to 5 2 5 . 3 of Washington a few dz Nica invitation and its accepi- i Asghter of Mrs. 1. CONGuibert, at . : £ Washington o fow . Alli i sarery. made the introductions ”_\g;\ HIGH SCHOOL CADETS | witness the Hum Bdacation So-ired o riding habit and jockey eap. | S > * B Siaent dia mot nee and s eat over l:llr‘rorfunl:'r-‘”.;lr:.u i ety parade de w horse in th dé. and when | B9 R : 2 A 5 . {eussion Wi dent, led the delegation I civty parad b L Suae s wasl < s : Because of the Pre T otion 7 criticism of the adminis- H Skerrett of Philadelphia was elect- | — Udent's dog, wearing a red, white and | s Swit h 3 g 2 G & B! that he had paid “little attention IO etin from the State Depart-i's i Tands with her. 5 & " : s Statemel s : hand i B i E Vi g ' a published statement of Senatoc | egrt sough’ by Senator La Follette's ed president of the Atlantic distriet i 5 Y P i eck « i i v OTher ‘aMcars elacted to. merve dur: VIl Be Fitst Time in Tears That |PIUg risvon afound: his ‘neck, and : : i Poindexter, republican, Washington, nd rescyition today, included ing the ensuing year included Mre | { standing on a float decorated with REMOUNT CLUB ELECTS 5 Gk g - % |10 charge of the naval bill. that the {"Wwhat négotiations, 'if any, were George W. Doane of New Jersey, for-! Event Has Not Preceded | hundreds of American beauty roses, 2 . 5 g “ i R : i N the disarmament 'y .4 with t''s representatives of for- eign missionary vice president. Mrs | a5 e Sr Wil - S Sarate 3 55 w i sugee ol individually or collec- Ray R Hudson of Pennxyivania nome Competitive Drill. the gift of “““'”;’ au : the parade | gy Wwilliams, jr.. of New York | 5 . g : S .\(-nz:lhr_;‘h revlica inat he had | {150 ? basis for the acceptance issionary vice president: Mrs oA of animals passed up Pennsylvania| S i S i o G | accompanicq_€enator Poindexter 101 tj,o Pres lent of the United States Uoweomb of New Jersey. administra. | The annual review of the Washing- | avenue jeity was clected president for a sec-) § A : - e the White Tl a few davs ago. Ly the linvBation extended through five vice president: Mrs. A L. Ken-'ton High School Cadet Corps will be | DresldenC Niew i Basad | ond time at the meeting of the Ameri- : i ; 2 1i “We talked over the question of dis- |}, griti:h #ubassador to appoint rep- v of New Jersey, secretary. Mrs o held early in June, it was announced | Femicen < | can Remount Association today at e 5 - armament,” he said, “and I gathered |y, P of the United States to . Morria. treasurer. and ‘two lodd Ly School military authorities. | sh nd horses vied for the | A E00 ’ - 3 N +|ltrom what was said there that the peer & he supreme council, the ngton members of the « § tentative date ¢ : i o Preside st T by street, P > tho! R B § d n s:..jlnn!;x‘wf‘:!mr:.lf‘ he ve{ The tentatlve date for.the eventihas | of President Harding as the " Giner officers re-elected were: Col. 4 : 2 | Eresident ‘fln‘"‘,‘;‘;f;““m“fn";' neces conferenve Ff ambassadors and the hORH] o ) e years the . arade went by the White House. In | S Armstrong. first vice president; 7 1 : 2 - Tor S ®, 1 & {reparations +ommision ki h f P r and Mrs. W H. Baker to serve two his is the Arst time in vears that | P to his four-footed friends the Hancock, second vice president o : 2 way with the resolution { “What ini‘ructions, if any, have gy | the review of the cadet organization | WAVINE to his four- o0tse (T/Cns the ia: B, Hancock. second vice bresidents 3 3 5 It was intimated that President yaen given 4> the representatives of | has followed the compet: ' President seemed to be calling fto F Ambrose Clark, third vice presi- F . : ]| Harding might give formal expres-{{jo United “tates government. who [ Which will be held ‘at American i laddie Boy—at least, that was the'dent; Lieut. Col. Robert Sterrett, 4 : L A T R R e Bl !i.‘“v? nited ngmufd ernment. wr WILL BE HOST TO BOYS. ! League ball park May 23 and 24 way the Airdale construed it—and ' treasurer; A. A. Cederwald, sccretary i L het. Conat e e e ion 2 PG atmusted (b il eb -~ . 1t has been customary for the re- | the “presidential pup” strained at his and Lester L. Evans, assistant secre- - i S o similar to the Borah plan when it at- |dent l:w sit Jvith the aforesaid col Senator Davia EIkind of West Vir- | view (o precede the competitive dpil | ieash to join his master. tary. v K ; o ]| tached the rider to the 1816 naval | fGmncen A e ired wheth- ginia_could be elected President of | by several weeks or a month. This | Held under auspices of the Humane The officers were chosen by the, - 3 L e e o ot Suthoxiaine. Pecer | The resolutfon also inquired whethy The T'nited States If the maiter were | vear, however. school military au. | Bducation Society, other gocieties | hoard of directors which s composed . ! . || a%Rt"Wilson to call a disarmament | £F AmbassAd Al ey N ement, upOn Jeft to the Senate pages today. The | thorities were unable to obtain the | represented in the parade were the the following: A. B. Hancock. F. : o4 : = Conference was stressed by Senators |10, Make his recent matemont e West Virginia senator is not only bail park at a later date for the|Animal Rescue League, the National! Ambrose Clark. Vietor ¢ Mather. So- | Wirth & Dunham. Lieut. Col. R. I shinzton Humane he was “amazed” at reports that | going to take the pages to the circus drill. and were forced to defer the |Society, the W Bations She c\wes o the mother coun- | King and Heflin Senator King said | pever “felt s+ keenly the moral obl | next week. but will give them al revibw until June | clety and the Junior Animal Rescue|Stanclift. Maj. C. L. Scott and Maj. President Harding opposed the Bo- |{F dinner the night of the performance.| Arrangements for the review have | League. | Henry Leonara. rah amendment | ¥ will provide automobiles to take! not heen complated. The cadets, as ‘Fiie “Noah's Ark” depicted on a! The annual dinner will he given to: Upper—Stubby, canine hero of the rid war, decorated “I'deny the right of the President.” R TR, them to and from the circus grounds, ! usual, will march up Pennsylvania | float by the children of the Junior | night at § o'clock, at the Army and|governments nnd possesscr of & wound stripe, shown with his g he said. “to interpose and prev:n(l Sinn Fein uld zet at J will give them a look into the side- [ avenue from 6th street, past thelLeaguc proved very attractive. Stub- | Navy Club. Addresses will be given| Miss Louise Johnson. Congress from expressing views on |throat a good’deal mote efectivel shows and all the popeorn, peanuts| White House, and thence to the E! by, hero dog of the world war, wear- on horseback riding and allied topics, a great question like this. When did | some one would unly help it oft with and pink lemonade they can get away | lipse. where they will pass in review | ing his blanket bearing twenty-seven wnich will be followed by lantern Lower—-Betty Guibert, the youu“!lg «“horsewoman” in the District of | it become offense for Congress to ex- |its Ulster. —PRlladelphia North Ameri- with. before high government ofciala. decorations for battles in which he slides and motion pictures. Columbia, mounted on Venus, press its views on such a subject?” lcan. B o a ~ » ) [ 9 3