Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1921, Page 17

e THE EVENING REPORTS SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN DEPLORABLE CONDITION L\_fl, WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, A\ul.\\' il 92417 —— = 1 PLAY. | fuits pog inds | OBSERVERS FEEL CHEAPER COAL After 275 Search | = =] =) T Z - 0))] = o o > ] = 0 ol {10 > =l T Z w o > Z w 20 g s ST e e i | ) Monday Evenmg‘ Club Committee Reveals L earehed dny ‘ana nisht o 1wt Possible Large Reductions at the Mines o curme ot Miving near d Fall; Frei North River Mills, Hampshire h R S | A N "Van who had an alling I'reight ates dDeen wandered nway from hix home, it remained r the fam dog C 11 h p . % || to "And the child Iving among as Gontrolling the Price, xome lenves in the mountain. o During the nicht parties = A scoured the thickly wooded hills, and the seare w con- tinued the following day with no results until finally the fam- ily doz heard the child's cries e distance away. h wias hungry and ts from his evperienc Bad Sanitation, Imperfect Heating and Structure Rotting Down. trict public f tweer Conditions in the D) mmced. schools, heretofore unar revealed in a report of t committee of the Mnday Eveni special seh :d the school. there vell It has be gal meci an on the lawn de rten and one The heati I The hot-air re ahove the flo in every instance e floor. There i the corridors what said that the dins never risc venheit in cold weather. There our roems that never above sded in v im- wax three miles fr. nd. STOFORBESTCOPY 0F STAR CARTODN o on 3 : = A vined. will pas trom, . }Amer:can Forestry Assogia- |ninous coat abou e iy H H th cite in ! t perat revision | zround Only Attraction. { | tion Makes Offer to D. C. s & bt fob mines The H..iw‘ S and Tenley School. located in the 1 howerer, has hes from compa nlex town se eity. has an | . road to stab ©d by the T o i) Boys and Girls. Nl e s : ; e \v.r‘! % The American Forestry Association | af bhoth vk ding there are a | nnex and. some qua ¥, @ rented manual t nnounced today it will give S of labor Francixco Yanez, ix 1o be presented by I Circulo 1 e o i e dan r y th 1 include J. C. | i it of “La Sorpresn de Ixidoro, University tomorrow cvening at the Playhouse. 1814 N street. The cast w D. Vivaneo., ax Isidoro: Ruth Phillips, ax Juanita: Janeiro Brooks Plnyers in the picture who will contribute dances are: (. ndyx Phochus. Boys—Harry Newman, J. €. Hunt and C. in- ! The original | of George Washing dequate | Hunt, ax the docto raiing. | Catherine Brazerol, as Susa Brooks, Gladys Barrow and ¢ wouid ‘s cartoon in The Washington Star May 11, on “Help < Clean.” man a deputy ¢ of white huildings yithey are deto not worth mbly hall. in the f The, rin, Ieft to right—Janeiro [of last Saturd Delgndo Vivanco. lEScon tho large measure. means the whose salary rv for| fmust be drawn 1 e O e ”'i GOV. HARDING ON TOUR. "‘“‘1{,"1" St th “U four sides, the ¢ static 'ul o the enita yen ing Selden M. i j1o this the S Miss Ma I e e . . st vice presi E . | Leaves Today to Survey Country’s | ) an- | Business Conditions. i dni Keene Bush cis De Salos n. tary. and Mrs Olive | t Memby are suflicient (o A condemnation of the main build- 1 ghted. and drawing must be with black ink and t e e e i hiandon lassroom 1 study of th ultural and middic we L Roard of the panimonsly Substance of Report. Your committ 4 obs oy committee oy Dinwiddi < s00n as possible Him ¢ Fowle will be seen that your com-",nd Miss Aline Solomons. the private feel their Plan of th. a disgrace.” 1 at fivss hand and UL Cgn indorsed the report of the{ ©T1 to seretary tsdale some . four white and four copmittee on new municipal jodg- . more fu with the vidual prob--thought of the children of % least sitesnl coait s ISR 0 sl e iwnTen MurceithaciGon il cns O fithoserag gion Sl Lo ey Auring Forest Irote = = need Tenelvtown. | 1he if sress appropriate a suflicient amount | them from a national peint of ok eoin i u .. Take Father John's Medicine better 1o RIS . to ereet the proposed institution. 1t With representatives of farmers’, nds tourists | e f » gain new health and strength - ireason for doul was reported that a lot on Louis < and b Will head i Advertisemen the Summer ontir and our n jherewith submi sehools n Abhot School in Bad Plight. iy had heen pur for w municipal ng house and that a balance of A R 10 foe i Conete ationt vas Falin] Ftock. ki Naushville mingham, Al forest fi test mena parks short Ve ome of onr zre foned hool aceon to the board <! RAINBOW MEN AT TAPS. vards paid 3140 per B, mines for the fiscal 1o Will Attend Funeral of Capt. Val- E - " Growth. \, number of other committee »::]— ar and the American year ~|n"iv' r et it Your o 1F MO ek Ty, v FORD-NEWBERRY CASE UP | eoslation Lo aimins | G D AR 1 by a supp! gross ton and = her ground north noof facts show- school in the countr n posses shment of a home for the fee- . and the light ». The building is | ing t { presidenti order authorizin £ tion week. Ther at during the minded in the District, another . s 23 {he number 'of classes in the e thee Inb o support the beard | Senate Committee to Consider Con- '\ "r, "t weck. -ntincre per et ghinion that (e | ciementary sehaols has inezeased in LGaAtionfiint i, aoptyioiohidin i y test Next Friday. o lemon s by an orae modations, T foplie (Ahe onzress to 1 senatorial ciection contest heo @y ministration. t the morninz and onc in Bel : ¢ . 88 to 5.949. There will place | 4 gRad —ition ) per cent. afternoon. in a rented room of a b been a similar ine in the nter department nr“ U L SNeW ey ol President’s 1on. cemetery third. fifth. «leventh and thirteenth di- e Goprtment of | Ford is to be taken up n { o 3 Sl re have visions. The to number of el with adeq an- | by the Senate pri ana ele 5 per net to price £3.02. § rlices at mentary school « s throughout th o : ! : n jons committec. Chairman Dillin Wage Incrense Comes. will include Kee ¢ pupils in L district has incre 1 durinz the same chaiien : bt ; EhomEconial|distat lhasiinsdase numns (e | ; 1'u all Tor e meci-| GOES T BOLLING FIELD. i & from fifty to fiftv-tw E Many of t period from 9 to X e the to- ham has issued a for the mect- S ) 3 i\ doubt that this highly congest stric < by shade tr b has inereased from G W. U. GETS BOOKLET. iz which s cxoe ted o {w...q.;.,! . i s e peeds schoolrooms. Adjoinin e i t rtificial 3 = L i effect o T Supr ! a - S i Mulfo 5 ¥ reeds more schoo ns. Adjoini | et | . vour committee would em-| A souvenir booklet, in commemora- | ¢yt e e L has ' T preparing for its the centennial anniversary of fagainst Senator Newber dw pric P 3.30 per gross to = h will b ' ;‘mx-}urgrfvr ditapidated hou o - 3 8 t cize, especially, the need of support- ercrowded und da alley wi ] v - the = ey possible way our dited S G O s : ' | e [dus . sued by the | action for the Senate to take. ot b e the 0 % | forth: ! w0l a modati e ‘ni distributed at the | used for an 2 d £ g Tale ¢ would would i of the recorder. Lisner Hall, - al clas Adjacent land it pos e ROGRITTRS i strect.The bookict contains| GOES TO INDIAN HEAD. | e y-five pages and is well illus-| [0 Commander Alfred H. Balsley,ent ¢ Massachusetts lnstitute of |lege at {Then came the several increases in | the miners” w n December 1. 1919, | from the ers’ strike of November | towed up ¢ ar. as a result of a 14 p | trance of the camp s price was raised to Iy en parations are W . the fuel Colston. Marcus Dow. Homer Pryor irving Silverberg, L. C Kecne, Henry Wind. er the decision leave | GRADUATION JUNE 1. 5. rds paid $4 cretary Weeks, Gen a resuit of incre B ail ding extension. | matters referred Ny all]of this report. the substitute service, x alary schedule, the present RTINS R e e e port SoadiSlarainncuall boardsiof examinersiandithelexecutive - aiD e er i . proving ground {Perehing and Gen. March will take|!miners, the price to the fuel yards was | R. J. Cavanaugh. Paul Sel section. A new plant on a b p s igar Allan Poe received $10 for his | proving ground, lnd\anim”_ [R5 SRR e ¥ 23 he Raven. ild lighted | af. L poor, g t a need here. Arthur Deerin Call was elected ment used for Condemns Portable Bullding. has no assembly h al's| “The Bryan School, 13th and B streets e buil utheast, 660 pupils in twelve e F Cunningham & 80 e | Extra Sales Ladi See Dress Display P e e 316 7th St. N.W. in Window i . to Serve You {Aunt Sarah was a B great hand at ( T | i I i 1 i Draperies and " >har5 the ills of other peo- ; | ] ! ple,”” she would reason. 3 e HOmEANCO | p to $75.00 Dresses Let us make your va draperies and coverings new all over again—and without || one thumb the vegetables. the colors running those i But she was prejudiced | against grocers who let every by our special process so they || 1 fairly twinkle with freshness, ! And bhe Wouldnct ]’)all'ork % Let Us Call For and \ize a drug store unless it i 5 Deliver Your Work looked spick and span inside | Phone Main 4724 jand out. ‘‘Idon’tintend to ! Coverings! But drinking soda was dif- | 0 L . ferent. She couldn’t carry a |E microscope to inspect every | . . . """ - et g | —The most marvelous collection of High-Priced Dresses that guard to see who drank be- : ! fore her. But, oh if she had ! i [fl c]rinL Qoma lfi fl have been shown anywhere this season at the RECORD LOW PRICE at which they will be offered tomorrow, Wednesday Don’t talk about the bargains you have bought in fine dresses until after you have come to this sale to- morrow and seen what real Bargains look like at 5 THIRTY-SEVEN- FIFTY $75 Georgette Dresses = have had imporiant Dress sates n | $69 Crisp Taffeta Dresses the past, but nothing ever attempted 3 can compare with this event for M $ C value-giving and exclusiveness of s 69.50 repe Frmge Dresses styles. Nothing we might say could adequate- $59°50 atm Dresses 2 ly do justice to the description of these fine $65 Beaded Dresses i e v and oo ot pree. | $75 Lace Combination Dresses All fashionable Washington should turn out tomorrow for these Wonderful Ex- (1Y | Drink fromaLily and you | drink in safety. 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