Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1922, Page 3

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The salient recom- mendations, however, will be incor- porated in the address of President Thomas Bradley, why 11l speak be- fore the annual meeting of the board next Monday night at the Willard Hotel. Report In Ful report in full follow: wce your committee on river and harbor improvement submitted its last report considerable progress has been made in the matter of cleaning up the Washington harbor front. number of the unsightly sheds and buildings have been eliminated and the wharves cleaned of debris and al. While buildings, some extent improved the of the water front, conditions cannot be materially improved until a com- prehensive treatment of the whole harbor front is undertaken. “In_this connection your committee desires to state that the recommenda- tions made in our annual_report were taken under advisement by the Engin ommissi and it was de- cided that rather than attempt the un- certainty of ob tion with reference: to the appointment of a committee to' survey. investigate and report on a permanent plan of treatment of the harbor front, the same object could be accomplished by enlist- ing the interest and services of the board of Engineers for rivers and har- bors of the ar Department, in making a study of the subject. Army Takes Up Study. mmissioner Keller was successful branch of the War De- gree to make the study ed, and the work is now under is hoped by your committee that before submitting this report the re- port of the board of engineers would ted and in the hands the District your committee would be position to make definite recommendations with reference there- to: but as the plans have not yet been completed. further action must be post- poned and made the subject of a later | report leasing of public as a subject of n -nd interest last s being gradually adjusted in < not to cause undue dship or impairment of river traf- It is the present policy of the nmissioners to fix whar{ rentals »f the property. _ “The following statement of United to volume « of Potomac commerce s of interes Potomac River at W Commerce for {he 1921 is reported as $9 alued at $15. items in order of and gravel, merchand products, The entire improved 2 short tons. e principai age being sand d coke, general gas-making oil, forest crushed stone and brick, ce passed over th About 20 per cen y eased depth and width afforded by the improvement. Anacostla River, D. C. “Commerce for the calendar year 1921 is reported as 2 short tons, valued at ,603, the principal items in order of tonnage being sand and gravel, petroleum products, naval ordnance coal, general merchandise and crushed stone. 3 Late Hits For Your Player-Piano “Tomorrow™ Fox Trot. No. 2051 | “Chicago™ (That Toddling Town.) Fox Trot. No. 2021 “When Knighthood Was in Flower” Bluebird Ballad. No. 2068 | On Sale at McHUGH & LAWSON Everything Musical, 1222 G St. N.\W. “THREE “Three o’Clock in the Three 0’Clock in the Morning—Waltz, 75C Moon River—Walitz. Vocalion Recard, No. 14287 Played by Bar Harbor Society Orchestra SPECIALISTS IN Steinway Duo-Art Planolas. Weber Surrounded by Washington’s finest residential section, Containing seven million feet of forest-covered land, with six miles of improved streets. Includes what remains of “The Triangle of Increasing Values” between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cathedral ave- nues (Woodley Rd.). Over three million feet of land sold. Over seventy homes from $15,000 to $200,000 built and under construction. Wooded villa sites, lots and finished homes of brick and tile, with lots from 50 to 115 feet front; or if desired, we will substantial manner that has Middaugh & A pipe-line dredge Talcott was engaged t | Field. dvice of the assessor as to IN THE MORNING” The Most Sensational Waltz Hit of Recent Years Sung everywhere—played everywhere— two continents! On sale in both dance and vocal arrangement, on Vocalian Red Records. saio. O, J. DEMOLL & CO. Washington’s AEOLIAN HALL 1899. Park Office, 32d and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley Rd.) Builder—Exclusive Agent—Owner. Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts. Main 6935 / 7 3 D. ., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 9, .1922. The entire commerce passed,over the improved -ewlgn and required the creased depth and width afforded by the improvement. ‘Washington Harbor. “No work was done ¢n the chapnal during the fiscal year. Present th available, 24 feet at mean low water. Tide gates on inlet bridge to Tidal res- ervolr, which flushes out the Washington harbor, were repaired and three new sots of tide gates placed on outlet bridge. “Government plant dredging at the mouth of the harbor removed 41,000 cublc yards of material, making a depth of 28 feet at mean low water between Hains point on East Potomac Park ‘and the Bolling Flying Field, but other shoal spots limit the controlling depth to 20 feet into the harbor. It is not ex| that increased depths will be provided until deep draft navigation desires to use the harbor. Virginia Channel of Potomae River. *“No actlve work was done in the main river channel during the fiscal year. The depth available was 18 feet at mean low water at the end of the 1 year. “The last river and harbor bill ap- propriated $33,000 for dredging in the Virginta channel. Complete surveys have been made, and these indicate that very thorough dreqging ls re- quired between a point off the foot of G street northwest and the Highway bridge. Approximately 1,000,000 cublc yards of material will have to be dredged and deposited on Columbia Island. This will give a channel be- tween the above points 24 feet deep and 500 wide. The depth in the river along’ the Georgetown water. front is 20 feet. Main Channel Below Washington. stretch BEGINS! TO: LAY LITILE TUNES ON T — ONE LONG, TWO SHORT, REPEATED WITH - VARIATIONS THINKS IT'S TIME TOR A REPORT. JIGGLES THE HOOK CASUALLY JIGGLES | IT AGAIN ~ LESS CASUALLY “No work was done in this of river below Potomac Park during the fiscal year. A depth of 22 feet at mean low water is available to the bay. HOT TEMPER GIVES WAY TO COLD HATE. SETTLES INTO STEADY RELENTLESS GRIND =~ UNTIL CENTRAL REPORTS BRIGHTLY THAT NUMBER HAS BEEN CHANGED TELLS HIMSELF TO KEEP COOL. TRIES TO SIGNAL LIKE THE DIRECTIONS IN THE ADS— SLOWLY AND FIRMLY y TORGETS ALL ABOUT THE TDIRECTIONS Anacostia River. “The large eighteen-inch hydraulic in dredging in the Anacostia river be- low the Anacostia bridge, pumping the excavated material in the section opposite the navy yard and on the lower half of the Bolling Flying The dredging was no due to a necessity of channel maintenance, however, but for the purpose of rais- ing the reclaimed area. While depths of 27 and 28 feet were &ecured, the controlling depth in this sectlion of the river is 23 feet. “In the section between Benning road and the Pennsylvania railroad freight bridge, near the District jail, a smaller government dredge was excavating material in the navigation channel. At the present time 15 feet depth of water is available between Anacostia bridge and the Pennsyl- vania railroad freight bridge and 9 feet from freight bridge to Benning road. The last District of Columbia appropriation bill again carried a re- striction preventing initiation of any work above Benning road. If the navigation channel, which is now only 2 to 3 feet deep, is to be carried up to the District line and Anacostia Park with its boating lake carried above nning road. Congress must, in the coming session, remove this restriction from the new District of Columbia appropriation bill. Other- wise the public and those especially SIGHALING THE OPERATOR {C) Wheeler Syn. Inc. through the draw, every day, between the time of sunrise and sunset. Urges Board to Act. the objectionable congestion in the Washington harbor has thus been re- lieved. Large seagolng oil tankers make regular trips to the section of the river immediately above the Ana- costia or 11th street, bridge. “Your committee is of the opinion that the steady increase in traffic on the Anacostia river, warrants a change in the regulations with ref- erence to the opening of the Anacos- tia bridge draw. and recommends that such regulations be changed, zo as to permit free passage of steam- ers, barges and vessels of all kinds Secretary Weeks has approved river at | uniform Pittsburgh be raised to uponithefimportance joffliberaltay, height of forty-five propriations by Congress for and harbor improvement in all of its | that city. branches, and recommends that the! In so doing he has sustained the way and projected for the future.” lower bridge requirement. iBmDGES ORDERED RAISED “It is believed by your committee | recommendation of Army engineers that too much stress cannot be laid | that all bridges over the Allegheny feet the ' above mean low water in orderto im- maintenance of the work of river |prove the transportation facilities of Board of Trade exert its best efforts | cision of former administrations and to obtain from Congress such liberal | rejected the recent appeal of certain appropriations for work now under |land transpprtation {nterests for a the o a de- interested in navigation will be de- barred from the use of the water facilities in the Anacostia river. “There has been an increasing use of the upper Anacostia river as a boat and yacht harbor and anchorage basin. 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