Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 15

; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D.. U, TUESDAY, DECEMBER: 19, 1922, A : . 2 W|LL Go U"AMENDED- the community cenpter department & of Congress hold the opinion that the m‘m mvm, i permanent part of the school system | proposed amendment would place the Z 2 i be attached to it, Superintendent of . Representative Steenerson of Minne- E"IZENS SEUR[ bill In jeopardy in the House when | " toon e ine House post office No Move for Community Center ") EAFES IN ALI-EYS Item in Teachers’ Bill. See Page 14 for Other Cinristmas Economy News —_— an integral' paft of the school system was stricken- out when the " Senate pessed the measure without a dis- senting vote. 5 It was reported that some members Wages lost to Indiana coal miners during “the recent general strike amounted to approximately $16,000.- Schools Ballgu said today. The pro- , Icomaapions ol committee, had completely recovered to- School authorities will not jeop- vision in thé original.bill recognizing the community. center department as | e he aia, Trom tho STENE attack of lnle:m.lm he suffered just as he was lrdlli the passage of the Capper teachérs’ salary bill in the House by insisting that an amsndment making leaving the House chamber. He ex- plained that ho had eaten tov much reakfast. Mid-Gity Association Adops illl Resolution Urging Tighter. Licensing. : STEINWAY PIANOS Drasy’s Music House Droeg's Music Hi P i 7309 G St. 1300 G 5t Toys Are Selling Fast! Delay May Mean Disappointment—Come Tomorrow and Make Your Selections! ) Open Evenings Until 9 o’Clock DROOP’S Music House 1300 G Pianos, $300 up Player-Pianos, | =Y Stools, Benches 3495 up Music and Victrolas, $25 up | Musical Instruments of amusement located in alleys as unsafe for the morals of the city, A. J. Driscoll, president of the Mid-City Citisens’ Association, at a meeting of that body at the Thomson School last night, introduced a resolution, which was adopted, calling for the submis- sion of all licenses of cafes, clubs, garages and other similar enterprises to the captain of the police precinct aherein they intend to do business ifor the purpose of obtaining a favor- A Bank With Efficient Departments For your better service we function as de- partments—each under its personal head—con- centrating its efforts in behalf of its special duties. Thus are we able to render efficient service — promptly and understandingly —in every phase of the banking business—but all under executive control and guidance. Bring us your problems—and let us advise with you for their solution. Branding the cafes and other )llcesll 5 able report. Mr. Driscoll declared that he had made an inspection of several of these places in various allevs within the territory covered by his organ- ization and was greatly surprised at the large number of very young girls present. Second Precinct Police Commended. “The assoclation embodied in the resolution a oommendation of Capt. Charles T. Peck and those under his command in_the second police pre- || einct “for the efficient manner in i { which our section of the city is po- liced” Declaring_that the Borland amend- ment was forced on the people of the 1§ | District of Columbia without Pnures-‘ nicely milk cans Wood Horse and Wagon, painted, at $2.49 and $3.49 | " Glibert’s Erector Sets, ‘ steel construction toys. | _ $1and $250 Victor Records Player Piano Rolls consulting the District Commissioners, and that the law had worked great.in- Justice and hardship on the residents || of the District. the association adopted | {& resolution which provided for the con- tinued backing of the Commissioners In B e Do Bursngesss = 7 \ L) JAMES H. BADEY, V. Pres. and Cashier. LATURENCE A. SLAUGHTER, Vice Presideat. HARRINGTON MILLS, Pirst Vice President, JAMES B. REYNOLDS, Vice President. thoir- recommendation that the Borland 2w be repealed. Higher Pay Urged. Judge Robert 1. Mattingiy, in an ad- dress before the association, urged high iler pay for firemen, | I Blue Streak Coaster Wagons, with rubber-tired steel . | w dise_ wheels; ball-bear- §6 40 | nicely fmished: R ing 65c¢, 98¢ and $1.25 policemen, lette; || carviers and school (eachers of the Dis. ict, ‘e | | teachers || "A bill now before the House of Repre- | | sentatives, providing for one day off in | {seven and free uniforms for the fire- Choo-Choo Cars, with horse's head, large size... $2.49 eclally,” he said, “‘the school 1l | i {] | men and policemen of the Distriet of || Columbia, was referred to the associa- || tion’s executive committee for action. '} Entertainment was provided by Mary | | Elizabeth Borders, Marlow Perry and | | Charles Hunter of the Thomson School ; Austin Leroy Lawrenson and Richard Sewell Lawrenson of the Blake School, and Dick Mansfield, caricaturist. Eight New Members. Suggestions of Acceptable Presents Out of our practical stock you can solve any gift problem on your list— to most satisfactory advantage. Our assortments are still in excellent Girls' Trieycles, with T 4 Ci To. Eigh Shect mporte y = ight new members were admitted to | | - Lbenctn nicely deco- “5’:;‘:'[""“""?';;;; | {he ussociation. They were: Henry variety. = | rgh, Fdou: *bion, 4 of tols .. c Safety Coanter Wag- el O e P L { Blumeifthai, Samuel Hart, ¥.'W. Voltz, Charging it is only a matter of request to do so. Jo L 8 b P orin: ! Hunter, Albert Strasburger and Self-contatning | George T. Bowman. . | - . ). W ;;:’r]‘?;-:bgrlng wheels; In :trhonfle to a request from the Tm- ! F00 S | | maculate Conception School _the asso- : $9.98 (Jl|mecuiste Conception, Schnelthe "o Handsome Rocker missioners asking that N street between 7th and th streets northwest be roj off between the hours of 10 and 10:30 am. and 11:45 and 12:45 am., o that the 180 children pupils attending the 1 may play in safety. ||COOLIDGE TO BE HOST | Napanee Dutch Kitchenette In buying the Napanee Bk aia il CAEL “.ff,f"fs"":;:)' TO PAGES OF SENATE you are getting the most Instructo . c. . rolled top 49c and 98¢ awitchest...... satisfactory of Kitchen A. istructive . 98¢ Boys to Have Opportunity to Talk a Little Themselves at Christ- | mas Diuner. i The Senate pages will be the guests | | of Vice President Coolidge at & Christ- Cabinets—in which the system is practically ap- plied and with which the drudgery of the kitchen is entirely overcome. style, at— $5.98 and $6.98 - Blocks. toy for the youngsters . an ¢ | i A | mas dinner. It has been & custom i DO“S for a number of years for the Fresl | - zh;nf::ti :o::t:ug?fi:\e ‘acnd 3 3 Senate to entertain th i very | e, | etz et | s st s snievie || Windsor Rocker S Site St ot e . petiweer | vioa A s President will keep up the custom est—nhnished j1n en eauc | era; mahog- | wheels and thia year, it was announced yester- | . Oak, Pearf Gray or 10-nch Droms. | zoga oien | eps handie h *Fesides tile “cats” there will be| or ArmChalr Snowy :White cnamel— 14-inch size, $1.49 with compo- 1.29 | 75c & 98¢ | || epeeches. The youngsters whp have alf with porcclain work-table tops. 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Joseph Kelley, editor of a police book to be published here in the near future, offered $100 as a prize for stories concerning policemen, The prize money will be split three ways, first prize being $50, second $30 club. Feelings of Rotarians are being assuaged by the announcement that the skit is being put on with full consideration of the adage: “Imita- tion is the height of flattery.” —_— DR. LEECH BURIED. Funeral services for Dr. D. Olin Leech, who died at Garfleld Hospital readings were by Bev. Walter G. Mc- Neil, and brief addresses on the life f Dr. Leech were made by Rev. Willlam Hagerty, Howard Downs and John R. Fidwards, super- intendent of the Washington district pronounced by Rev. Edward Hayes. (Bactly as Tliustrated) Colonial Style—Combina- tion Mahogany—and ery well made; the legs are of graceful shape and fluted ; there are two drawers and two spacious compar l'$ .50 ments for — Colonial type—fitted with oblong top—24x30 when open; good construc- inches ! 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