Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1921, Page 3

SERVICES AS MEMORIAL T0 3,600 SOLDIER DEAD| _ Program at Graves of the Civil War Heroes in National Ceme- tery, Alexandria, Memorial day services, well attend- ed, were held Monday afternoon ae)| four o'clock in Alexandria at the | United BStates natlonal cemetery. where 3,600 moldlers who lost thelr [lives In the clvil war are buried. Gustave. Oppenheimer £} » ng Camp, No. 30, D!- 2 Senior Member of Firm e ‘g% { vislon of Maryland Bons of Veterans, A new size packagel = : a Washington organization, auxillary |FURTHER CHANGES PROPOSED | IN SERVICE REORGANIZATION Institute for Government Research Ma]:és Few Suggestions for P. O., Agricul- ture and Labor Departnients. Abe Martin Says: 4"."‘ : STORE - CLOSED until Friday morning * on account of death -of to enter the United States,and that the In a series of articles The proposod department of public health Star is presenting ‘the details its co?- of medioal officers is of government reorganization equipped to do this work better and at developed by the Institute for less expense than any ?uur -‘:viu of far a8 the | Government Research. Today's the government. In so res- T 1ta i > H articlo deals with tho changes | |ent bureu ‘o immigration -.nlxs 3 ) e e aitment (o the Ten for 10c. Oppenhexmer Shop Umque ; TOpOS n the Pos e, place immigran s work coul 4 e erE ¥ 4 . 5 Aericulture and Labor depart- | |handled by the United Btates employ. A S el ) Very convenient. w. a2 of the Departments of the Tnte- Reasons for Recommendation. ; First DBapt'st Church, opened *ho Dealers carry both; e taiorron The recommendstion that the United ‘ A . services by prayer. cu © tates Board of Mediation aud. Cons The chotr of the Secord Baptist 10forl0c; 20for20c. l=m—mm——————————— fllulon and the United States Raflroad 1 Church nrgAlex}tn;Irijt, assisted by 2 =SS = 5 WIL P. KEN. & | Labor Board be placed - P Miss Lucy Graves, had charge of the 0 % = Eops et T B BY e P raTl urialet o e s e ol e musical program, _which included It’s toasted. ? : Comparatively few changes are|Labor is made solely for the purpose. on sipging of “Nearer, My God, to Theo" ; o. J. DE MOLL EMMONS S. SMITH i, CLEANED, - recommended with regard to the re- :h; Dnedhund, of fi-‘:‘:‘-mnz the number of nn:l ';‘;\n::rli::';yhfi t:fb;r:o& and of ~ . J. - - | independent establishments and, on the il patrotic B, ng. . d gtgfigfign organizationofithakoet °°‘°°'DA“: other, of bringing together under one| A strayed Ford is bein’ held|” Representative™ W. "E. Andrews, LA 2 > < €3 culture and Labor departments by the | poor OF bringing s having dic | by Tilford Moots member _of Congress from Nebraska. as. Lotz M ll & 3 -BACHRACH Institute for Government Research to .-;fly to do with labor matters. It is| DY 1ilford Moots. de{{/‘.egdc‘::v:gd;:.t'fie S = : , o e (1] X Ren the joint congressional® committee | not proposed that the duties or respon- (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) R . A. R., r Ere— 3B 110 B N one M. 4108 | e .‘hj’ by & personal representative|dibllities of these services shall be (Coeorx Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, and | | — : e Lo b G T anee . e changed. or that their independent judg- — the American’s Créed was read by the Tweifgh and G Streets : AWNING TIME IS HERE of Ereniet Hadiie. ment in handling matters coming before| The Canton-Samshui railroad, in|Presiding officer. ~—The Alexandria _T'he M. land . w : The Post Office Department is pre- | them shall be subordinated in any way . in|Picht Infantry, under command of ary 5 c 3 ‘@ repair and make Awalngs to order. | The ot OMCE AT IICI depart- | to that of the Secrotars of Labny "ol |China, employs a considerable num-[Lieut. Shepperson, attended and fired “Music Week Newest and best materials te select|ment. No change, therefore. in Te-|that is sought is that they be attached|ber of native women in clerical po-|a salute. Rev. O. P. Lloyd, pastor Assurance usic from. : i spect to it is recommended other ¢han{to the Department of Labor from the|sitions and as ticket sellers and in- [of the Second Baptist Church, pro- Moderate Pricea—Best Workmanship. !lhe possible transfer cf its office of | standpoint of general administration and | pectors. nounceditheibenediction. CO or,.;a"o a chief inspector to the Department of | of appropriations for thei % Estiinates cheerfully furnished. Justice, which already has been con- llm:hep chan;:s ?m?i"&“m”""@ are rp = 5 cf BALTIMCRE Announces the Appsintment of Mr. Robert J. Quinn Formerly of the Adjutant - General's Office As GENERAL AGENT of the Corporation In Washington Mr. Quinn, who is first vice president of the Departm. atal Bank, will bave of- Boes in the Dopartmental Bask Build- ing, 1714 Pennsylvanis averue, where SR o advan ~ the Marylard. R The Public Is Cordially Invited to £ Attend a Duo-Art Recital Thursday, June 2 at 4:45 Sharp ~4th Floor Auditorium Soloist, Mrs. Mary Sherier Bowie, Soprano. Mr. Richord Lorleberg, Celitst. Recital will start promptly at 445 i il be over 3 idered in an earlier article in this|made th s z CORNELL WALL PAPER CO. sidered [ 85 efricr 20lhade ‘the | made there will et o he Depart i hsw M 4.____ | Post Office Department will, of course. | (1) bureau of labor statistics, (2) chil- . service, (5) division of conciliation, (6, the manner in which the postmasters | iTHCo (5) dIEISion, of eohciliation, (6 and other agents are performing their | GEIE, Beaves Board, of fediation Deartment of Agriculture. £ n en All of the changes recommended in ture consist in the transfer of certain ok % ; Iof jts present services and duties to RULES TO DISMISSALS In four inviting fneldg of employment will be discussed by well other departments, as follows: (1) the known men of Washington in the following lto the proposed department of public works; (2) transfer of the enforce-|Senator Harrison Asks Inquiry Re- Il - “The Accountancy Field,” by Ralph C. Stetson, C. P. from the bureau of chemistry to the| garding Effect of Separations % proposed department of public health; “The Field of Chemistry,” by James H. Couch, (3) transfer of the inspection of meat | From Service on Apportionment. . w . » a d 1, t of| Investigation by the Senate civil ‘The Field of Surveying,” by John R. Lapham, C. E. A Ty ‘eartny (o) tranater ot the|service committee o determine Prof. of Civil Engineering, George Washington University FOR FURS' BEST forest service to the proposed depart- | Whether, in the dismissal of federal “The Automotive Trades,” by Edgar A. [{rnmm. Don’t put off sending your furs to storage of the weather bureau to the proivosed g:;;‘mue:flw act r(e‘:ntlns to appor- 1 11 be' i Fura Remade department of education and scierice. ent among the states, terri- ve lectures will be given at B the determination. Js reached to|tories and the District of Columbia O 5 it & o o have to introduce In its place an in-| 4rlng burean, (39 wamen in Industry o umtles A daties. Labor Board. respect to the Department of Agricul-| APPLIES CIVIL sEvacE' transfer of the office of public roads FREE LECTURES ON F AY 3 7:30 PM. ‘ment of the pure food law service United States Department of -Agriculture service from the bureau of animal in- ment of public domain; (5) transfer|employes, the requirements of the Principal Y M C A Automotive aineRyons ¥ ( bei t d - I DO o e e B nub. | fution offerea 1ase yesterany by Sen: |} Y M C A SCHOOLS, 1736 G St. N.-W.-Third Floor d Repaired. Prices Most Reasonable. Eanet & Bacher, || | —deli i lic health and education and science|ator Harrison of Mississippi. % th h"'fid 1o youe dns’ge"fi these services whose operations fall| “I do not know,” said Senator Har- | at 5:45. thoroughly screened shoul in those respective fields should be|rison, in introducing his resolution, — 521 13th St. N.W. interest the particular house- transferred, it is argued. The removal| “what has been the policy of the wife. of these services from the Department | various bureaus in dismissing these Second Floor. Phone Main 4798. Agnew Service may be se- will enable it to concentrate its at- i kK tention upon its more strictly agri- g:id by phoning MAIN |}|ciitural promotion work. Rapid Development Shown. The. Department of Agriculture has John P. Agnew & Co., Inc. || 1ad"s rapia development in-recent years. Not only has the scope of the JAGNEW. | Coalll stored by | o e e e alnoc i1t | i) ceneidoetionythe: sopas lonmeat Desirable Northwest Apartment House NEAR CAR LINE Having About 30 Apartments and the quotas of the different states. I talked to the head of one bureau where recently they have dismissed some 300 to 500 employes. and he said that in dismissing them they have taken into consideration, of course, the efficiency of the various employes and whether or not they had de- Worl. of its old services undergone a 728 14th St. N.W. steady expansion, but it has had | Pehdent relatives or others innthe of 2, 3, 4 Rooms and Bath Each : thrown upon it & Succession of entire- [ filem In answer to the question If 1y new responsibilities. Reference is | they had considered swhether a state especially made to the duty that has| hag’ more than Its quota and. other - EVERY ROOM LIGHT CHARLES C. GLOVER President been given it of enforcing such 1aws | prates did not have their quotas. he = i EXCURSIONS i |as the grain standards act, the ware- t 0 MILTON E. AILES loat fOP e T o var o os sl ey Abad ot fconsidered that Present Yearly Rental Nearly $12,000 s 80 Round Trip RO e g el ot et tiia iy o =t | Migs cetngthelciviifaarviceRactiln M int ts t] t - : —— 8T Additie 1 Yo lel QN =20l oYY A | (o the economics of agriculture gen- | M e s 1o 10 o on. Terms. Price, $75,000 itional WM. 3. FLATEER Vice Presidest FRIDAYS erally. The organization of the de-| gidered, it would seem to me that in partment has thus become exceeding- | the dismissal of those employes ap- ly complex and there is every reason ¢ the states still to belleve that this tendency toward | Duseld be consideredr o e ELLERSON & WEMPLE July 15, 29; Aug. 12, 26 expgnsion will continue in the future. I e — > . Select one of these dates In view of this the argument in favor el Maryland 734 15th Street Phone Main 603 of relleving it of services and di Deer Park H for your summer vacation. ot divectly ‘connected it Jeauties | ;. F. Mullina, Mgr. Booking office, Magnificent mountain scenery mary function gains additional force.| Shoreham Hotel. Washington, D, .C., through the Lehigh and It is recognized that certain, if not | until June 20th.—Advertisement. ———— ‘Wyoming Valleys. all, of the services that it is proposed L e————— to detach from the Department of{ One of the mative rulers in Indi SPECIAL TRAIN : 5 (Coaches and Parlor Cars) lationahip s not,_however, as” close | {35550 008, "o tower case 15 cut — ; oy ;‘2 ;.( l}3_‘"-:m-‘ ‘ T IS the dollars we SAVE that hel.p‘u win p The Secret of Savmg' M Points Returning. out in our race for success. Position and P Lies in the Incentive Bx c,,.mngxfih&,? Hi PEY Ceguraini e Tl::m ‘;'lll:v.qmny“n- 1 eading ers ry as he goes g. 7 In buying your home, you spend and save at ices and tle flelds of activities of the d a di d. nd departments to Which it 15 sugEested | sory thie serves for the orystal “The and Lehigh Valley Railroad: ing . of the dollars you have earned are helping the same time. Such a combination solves per- d fectly one of the most important”problems of life. that they be transferred. watch shows the seconds, minutes, We will submit to you a number of attractive Labor Department Changes. quarter-hours, half-hours, hou! The changes recommended with re-|@ays, Weeks, months, seasons, years propositions appealing in price, terms, location and prospect. spect to the Department of Labor are|and leap years up to the year 9949, Consult us, JOSHUA EVANS, Jr. (1) the transfer .of the bureau of natu- ralization to the Department of Justice, ransfer of the bureau of immigra- . {ion to the proposed department of pub- || 5003 Thirteenth St., N.W. lic health, (3) placing of the United 'S ADDITION es board of mediation and concilia- tion and the United States Railroad SAUL Labor Board under its general jurisdic- Charming bupgalow of seven tiou. rooms and bath. Hot-water The reasons for the first two of these (| heat, electric lights; hardwood endal floors and trim; large living room with stone fireplace; large lot. N Can be bought on convenient making the || terms and immediate possession BURP__E_EA;:J‘QH‘N“SON co m‘;‘lne e e e o)} [ termua s given. you to win?. We invite you to share in the friendly . service of this 85-year-old National Bank. § * Our Savings Department pays 3%, interest, - compounded semi-annually: accounts may be started with a single dollar. 5 Banking Hours, Today, Thursday and Friday & 830 AM.t0530 P. M. i dhe Rigas National Bank. * OF WASHINGTON D.C. » On Penngyivania Avenue Bcing the U S. Treasury Washington—the Most “Livable” City in America “pys PRIDE” The Records TP Sy RO i i o i g || 7 "t S N. L. SANBSURY CO., INC. of this o SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Price, $12,250 “Everything in Real Estate” - $3,500,000 *in business in the past 12 months and evidence con- clusively that “Maximum Service” means right service in Real Estate. - -oF GOLLATER! Formerl ot vE meronsrsrs vor puwms ——asswor-corcarzman || N, L. Sansbary Co., Inc. T st Now 1418 Eye St. February 5, 1921, payable April 5, 1921, de- “Everything in Real Estate” e roquet of the prosent. hotder. 1418 Eye Street N.W. Phones M-3004-5 We arc looking for more Houses to sell to a waiting list of clients. Quick action on yours. Leaders | of ‘World Zionist Organization STORAGE mlP:sY 1140 15th st. flm. X - Er - \pril YOUR OLD WO0OD FLOORS PLANED, . 1o by 1" Shosheel Cor- scraped and refinished: small closet done free | 40" order of International work. _Call any time. C. L orE ol (47 f4m,.C- | poration Tor $1.000, "due May 5, 1521 CKEEVER =i GOS; 5. Street, Mo : Oash. RES 13 SBCOND NATIONAL BANK. ny one other tha If. | fH¥ ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS 0N - MeVICKER, T dimriors of the Oriental Builatzg’ Associa: __Walter Reed Hospital. 3° | tion, No. 6, will be held at the of the OAK CAMP, NO. 4, W. 0. Wl.. wnITm :::d;flu-.zl‘lo'.mm ¥ street n.w., on Thurs- it Northeast asonic ', Jume . B pom. " Thursday. Juns | - Polls opea at i2 m. and close at 6 o'clock dancing and refreshments. .m. . - CH, GERSDORFF, Sect'y. e I : Now Visiting the United States Pl YOUr AUTOMOBILE LETTERED WITH | pi initis 3 . lied on .purchase by agreemeat M B T, Fraek 1504, 20 | WORCH, 1110 G. Victrolas and recorde. Ladies, THB ANNUAL MEBTING OF 8UCH' OF THE Make -Your Own holders of lots in Oak Hill cemetery as are 3 on Bockram or wire frames, 85c; braids. flowers| JiCrl 15 gerve during entitled to vote will be held at the company Hats! . uring the ensuing year. ad supplics at lowest prices. Hematitehi 12%¢ 3¢ Harris Hat Frame Shop, 1010 F. H. 8 MATTHEWS, Secretary. love_and Shirt Hospital SHEDD (&, e ome wm . N.W. dition at a ressonable cost. Don’t \ge‘a‘:mfitml:‘led Shirts. |REPAIRS 106 100 et wain 314 Let Us Make Them New. 4*| Special Prices This Week ‘The Benefit of Barker’s - On your papering-and painting. —Low Cash Prices Luther L. Derrick on Lumber, Mill-| Srant roud. Phone Cleveland 645. 7ok, Wail Board, etc. x| Let the Million-Dollar ables the small as well as the mCo.. 2 Printing Plant Estima on that big printing job. Our pro- duction costs are lowest. The National Capital Press 12101212 D St. N.W. HTGH GRADE, BUT NOT HIGH PRICED, W&” MHE SERVICE SHOP W. BTOKES BAMMONS, Bl\gkou S. ADAMS, FRiTEEs. 830 13th St. " Have It Done Right Reductions in Summer Window —Get Casey. Princeton St. and Park Place - Facing Beautiful Soldiers’ Home Park $75 Monthly INCLI;JDES INTEREST ig_Bedrooms Lots 2225 Feet' Wide 33 Ft. Parking ATTENTION! /. Real Estate Brokers.’. An attractive suburban home and magnificent es- * tate now bei~o utilized as a stock farm, comprising about 200 a of choice farming land; modern homestead; large bank barn, fully equipped for horses ‘and cattle ; tanant houses, icchouse, modern chicken houses, sheep barn, hoghouses, corncribs, all fully equipped; also large pond, which could be * ¢ stocked with fish for private use. This farm pro- *° duced this season, 650-barrels corn, 500 bushels wheat, 200 hogs, a quantity of cattle, horses and mules, etc. E 2 2 LOCATION About seven miles from U. S. Treasury on concrete Public Highway, and can be reached by auto in about 30 minutes from center of city. This estate miust be seen to be appreciated, as it has great pos- sibilities as well as enhancing in value. If yon ave interested and can effect sale . mgfly, jt would be to your interest to answer advertisement for further particulars. FULL COMMISSION Address BOX 327—L, Star Office DR. CHAIM WEIZMANN President of World Zionist Organization e : Other Leaders of World Zianist Organization i : ] : ; WillSpeak at’ POLI'S THEATER, Wednesday:June 1, 8 P.M. €651 N. Y. ave.: 1517 7th st. Tel. M. 1348 " : Shades' Now in Force. EY Mu"?‘.’ffi"g{- XN o un |About Your Roof TCLAFLIN OPTICAL CO. | Doa'twatl il restieats it folt of oo and pay many dollars for Try Jronclad Roof Paint NOW! IRONCLAD 2txc, tosree vo. Foig acrer| - You Don’t Have to Live” “Heating and Roofing Experés 35 Admission, One Dollar, Tickets may be secured at™ * l BoxOflicc,oratRecepflmemmitteeHcadquartzg ; ur rocing experta. Privms ooy e Zionism is of world-wide importance to Jews and non-Jews. Come ® | telephone. £ Supplies. Becker's is just : 5 hm‘mwmmm‘a{mzimumm' st R. K. T < | Stains | haady to reu'as yeur . me of ER fl-s.glg:,l: Be;ker P:’ml’&m. Pt BOOE BAINT., |~ omwea’ RIS CLAFUIN FOR-WEBGLascm,