Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 3

The Seasons In the Entrance Pavilion of the Library of Congress are . W. Benson's “Secasons”— four beautiful female figures. Spring holds a bud; Summer an armful of full bloom flow- ers; Autumn has draperies fly ing, and Winter is set ina !;nnl— scape cold and bleak. If the real Seasons would only stay put there would be few health and housckeepir problems. But one day Winter reigns, then back comes Autumn with draperies flying, and in midday Spring flits back for a sunny Smile, while in our steam-heat- ed houses it is always Summer. Sudden changes i temperature pl T with fo posed on wwindoz sills. The only healthful place is your refrigerator kept at an even cold. %4 pure, clean i d- at all scasons. erican Ice is eo AMERICAN - ICE COMPANY TIRES On Time Payments Any Standard Make On Easy Payments No Advance in Prices St. N.W. Main 2469 Masterly Meals DURING his conceal- ment in a wood, a ruler cooked mutton chops for a companion refu- gee. Afterward he joked the King about being a “master cook.” € Everyone who dines at Wallis’ finds every- thing cooked to the King’s taste, and serv- ed in a masterly fash- ion. Wallis’ “Washington's Largest Restaurant” 12th and G Streets N. W. SPECTAL NOTICES. WOon WHELLS, condition; fit an separate: cheap & Laug electric: s © Past; fine orzan Tette and ANNUAL REPORT.“WASHINGTON Januars 19, 1 The o A Dresident and all of the M. Barker Co umbia, DG heiog the trustees of ation of the ifs that diebts of said « and an encum ceured 1 %22 in_square B WELCH SATLMAN, Shulman, sec do make oath rance of fo o trust hington, 1. ¢ Prosident: WM. T, TULLOCH, 3 Distriet of Columbia 1 ry of the Geo. M. Barker Co., that 2 i | | i 1 ! {said that although she Bright | felt a keen i i Peelle’s team. which was thu TO wned by Persons having claims s will pre sent same 1923 T WANTED FROM ROCHESTER ' J FROM PITTSBURGH WEEKLY SERVICE FOR FROM BALTIMORE. DELPHIA AND NEW YORF BIG 4 TRANSFER COMPANY. 14th ST, N.W MATN WANTED-TO BRING A LOAD OF to Washington from Haltimore. and New Vi v. SMT L. PHIL. THE 1~ 1 mitn delphia FER A’ HE HOME BUILDIN ganized 1553, PAYS 5% on your savings of $1.00 month or more. Now 15 the time to start an account. about it wrer's office, 2008 Teana Win liher. president: v and Wm. K. Reeve, vice Woodward, s ASSOCTATION, OT T s GHNT.owmar. - ;o e 19 Comfort for Motorists AUTO ot g & Y'ili““";[.‘ :‘\"’;r{::'” ¢ ERAL RE. R. McReynolds & Son Specialists_in Painting, Slip Covers and Tops, TR e T st mew o CoTe i Tasg! Leaky Roofs catisitl wmillions ‘of Mallars damafe diisiag 3902, Is vour roof perfect? We will tell yoy free of charge. Roofiug_Dept.. 1114 Oth st. Ph. M. 240.2491, K. FERGUSON, M. LUTHER DICUS be will com- store of the comfort weather. _Our will inte PRINTING HIGH-GRADE—BUT NOT HIGH-PRICED Spoc RELIABL THE SERVICE SHOP, S. PRINTER, BYRON S. ADAMS, Hires < DD A permanent force of SHEDD moxe Kttt “Plumbors, Tiances 206 Toth 4, 5iore Men at sout servies o PRINTING ~the kind PEINIING | T —RESULTS ! The National Capital Press 12101212 D at. nw. T S REFINISHED & POLISHED FLOORS BY ELECTRIC MACHINE. .l’L E‘NASH, ¢ RTH 7006, £ ROOF REPAIRS SR - e A New Roof With a Brush 1ot me apply ove coat of Liquid Asbestos Ttoofiug Cement to any kind of roof. ran- tec same. Also sold in bulk, §1 gal. in 5-gal. bickets, del. fn D. €. Estimaie free. MADI- SUN CLARK, 1814 Pa, ave, Linc, 4219, top and side | = o E | team of THS TRANS: | (e { which i | rtict of { hospital [ the city of WH FILLED HOSPITALS SHOW FUNDS NEED Plea for Garfield Wins In- dorsement of Trade Board as Donations Mount. A call sent out pitals of the Te very to the various hos- city reveals that there few roums or beds ilable them, Roger J. Whiteford said, in discussing the hospital situa- tion hefore the Board of Trade ut it meeting t night. Two hospital reportad two or vacant there were a ds avalluble for children, b maining instiou tions were filled to capacity This is striking evidenc of the urgent need of larae ve in any of ity s minimum r nd not_emor influenza v doctors, and bog us in, snd enough room al hospl must bo pr to be dy and it is the duty crewting them 1y 100 eds u home it for their own and to be tra hospital or in | 1 needs many for patients, and these provided in the new central This is an investment that ive adequate return and will be ection of vourselves, your manity. E Service of e when we mbed the city for nurses zed the hospitals to ta there was not You cannot tacilities in 3 vided dvance so ux wh eed them, to aid field Hospital nurses in serviee for them. They comfort and welfare ed to serve 1 rore ms building. will orty Years. ¥ vears Garfield h people of this city. It is giv year free service to pa 10 can pay nothing. Its doc nur: nd dir Eve ¥ of their services. In this cam- paign for $500.000 they are asking You and me to give some of our dol- lars that they may give us and the people of this city the larger service We require. The Board of Trade unanimously adopted the following resolution en- thusiastically indorsing the cam- paign “Whereas it has been brought to the attention of the people of the Dis- Columbia that the supply of beds and rooms ix far be- lowest normal standard of and insuflicient to meet the nary demands for hospitalizatic “And’ whereas riield Memor Hog n institution that for forty vears ¥ served the people gress is raising through ptions the sum of $300.000 to building to hospitalize patients and a nurses for 100 nurse s it appearsmt proposed structure solutely necessary for the safeguard- of the public health and the pro on of the people of this city and W therefore be it resolved full meeting assembled hereby respects, indorses : campaign and ur people of hington to support the said movement to the end that said needed improvements may im- mediately gotten under wx Two Gifts of $5,000 vesterday's rally campaigifers, held at two 35,000 gifts were Mrs. B. H. ter, Miss served es “tors lic nd wherea Shikld at toth At lunch the the City Club, ounced from nd her as contri- butions to the general builing fund They were announced by Mrs, P. M Rixey, wife of Rear Admiral R of the report of M an Tucker's team herefore able to turn $10.445, Mr. of in a total of . who is vice president of board of the hospital i been un- A team captain, she st in the campaign was g d to_ report these andsome gifts from Mrs. Bucking- ham and Miss Freeman. Several large memorial subscrip- tions were announced, bringing out the growing popularity of that form of gift. The la which was given by ) ish one of the the ent ble to serve as nd John J. argest corne »f her sister., erry, widow is subscription was on C turn in th, the men’s te any of ms. Memorial Room Given. Another was Henry K ing of a the new memorial given by . consist- rd w work of Gi year arfield Hospital having been one of d Henry K. Wi been one of its directors. ption was reported by the imes R. Mays. A subscription of §4,200, for a me- morial room in the new central build- as anpounced from Philip $ Henry, who is a member of the hos. pital’s' board of directors. . The. reports. .at .vesterday's howed a total for the day of $4 the men's teams brought women's teams, $13,2 xecutive committ arried the grand total up to $1 was largely inere the rally toda r many its founder s long is sub. reports s SELECTED TO PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMAS Officials and Members of Board of | p, Education Named for Grad- uating Ceremony. School officials and members of the 'hnurxl of education were today given assignments to preside and present diplomas at the mid-year commence- ment exercises in the high and normal schools which will be held the last | week in this Daniel J Mrs. R: diplom: ment month. Callaham will preside and ymond B. Morgan will present s at the Central commence- Wednesday, “January 31, at 8 p.m. At the Western commencement, Wednesday, January 31, at 11 am., ~ Superintendent - Frank W. Ballou will preside and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins will present diplomas. Harry O. Hine, secretary of the board, will ‘preside and Mrs. Morgan will present diplomas at the commence- ment ~ exercises of the two-year gradulating class of Business High hool, January 29, at § p.n. The exercises of the four-year class of Business, January 30, at 8 p.m., will be presided over by James T. Lloyd, while Mr. Callaham will pre- sent the diplomas. Edwin C. Graham will preside and Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools Stephen E. Kramer will present the diplomas at the McKinley High School exercises Jan- uary 31, at 8 p. m. Mr. Kramer will preside and Mrs. Hodgkins will pre- sent the diplomas at the exercises of the Columbia Junior High School at 1 p.m. January 30. At the Wilson Normal exercises January 27, at 8 p. m. Dr. Abram Simon, president of the board, will preside, and Dr. Ballou will present the diplomas. NEW SHIP POWER PLANNED. Plans to have the merchant marine of this nation equipped with the most efficient motive power and auxiliary equipment in the world at moderate cost will be developed at a conference between Rear Admiral Benson, re- tired, of the Shipping Board, and marine engineers, to be held in Phila- delphia before March 1, Admiral Ben- son anzounces. beds, | one of $6.000 | Duft, | 1 building for | of | ble to | | has l Snapshots. OLD PARTY THE CROSGSES STREET 15 STARTLED BY RAUCOUS HORN SHORT DISTANCE BE- HIND EAR LB o TURNS O GLARE AT AUTO. EFPECT OF GLARE WEAKENED BY AUTO'S BEING TWO BLOCKS COFF REALIZES PEOPLE ARE SMILING. TRIES TO STEADY KNEES AND PRETEND HE WASN'T TRIGHT- ENED AT ALL (C) Wheeler Syn. Inc VOTELESS DELEGATES FOR D. C. OPPOSED BY BOARD OF TRADE| Proposal Called Step Backward and Ap-' proval Is Given Resolution for Voice in Both Houses and Electoral College. to and Theo- secretary hoard o1 the District d d support of the which would give | representation the and the electoral was ed last night at of the Washington Board of |8 the Willard Hotel | hill, e bosition president of the Roosevelt addressed the atic anivers this subjec Dr. Durkee presented statistics re- rding the stue ts at the nlle £nd of the shortage of colored doctors in the 1 State: while Mr.} Roosevelt that Howard U ity pported in th Sane assistant providing gates in joint resolution the in House Lte college vo meetin i B ! : n was adopt- the which was by that tabled yesterday the House would be a step forward e 2 highe comm . vouth, of re standing | instead 15 colleges and universities gen- | | Distric tec “backward” obtaining rep for t ashington, the action of the ity in real | cFally] its school of medicine is the peo- | OBy A al_school es alizing phy of a ste national ple of v board w Ay id is confined to his b a letter read lust confused or {ings on_ th gate bills sauarely on | District {vote, and vet { sentation to which States taxes without as stated h than_ our share class med in in ns sentation the colo den- | pharm: The general Loard of New York eity has 00 for the needed en- {dowment for the extension and d velopment of the work of this schoal n condition that the authorities of | the university secure a like punt by July 1 ! unanimous. ists Colladay. who by illness. i, says is by t n ntation obscured o-called Distr he Board of record as op ate, who we would be giving not t 1gton Board of Trad ndorses the movement ‘o increased endowment as al worth while effort to advance the lo- | cal and national usefulness of an in- | stitution of recognized merit Indorse Garfield Drive. paidi A resolution 1 by T *J. Whiteford, indorsing the driv $560.000 now being made Ga Hospital, was unanimously adopted. The tion reads it h { that he mal s citizens of we | the United repre !not only pay { sentation. but millions more Asks for Oppositio “I hope the board will, tonight, de- clare most phatic opposition to the District voteless bill and rtiest and ve sup- t to the pendin resolution ting repre ition )mr' he accumulated taxes in the United to the credit of the District and making the surplus f the District is Colladay's letter as one {of the most important measures fo { the board to concentrate uj | “On this propoesition 3 slladay, our “interests are arefully arded and adva { the citizens' joint committ only this afternoon filed the joint congressional committee | brief discussing the repo | filed by Messrs. Haskin and { confidently asserting that thi | shows a free surplus of $4 ' clear of all set-offs and an oral dis- { cussion will be had in the near fu- { tur Reports of and adopted 1 ecorge alth, Dr. D. and _univ. introduc: | ! resol i 1y b District beds and the lowest nor- afety, and insuf- ordinary demands supply of hospial far below dard of s | ficient to meet the of hospitalization Garfield Memorial stitution that for efficiently served District,” through mpaign now in progress, is raising through sub seriptions the sum of $500,000 to con struct a building to hospitalize se j enty-eight patients and a nurses home to care for 100 nurses, “It appears that both of these pro- | posed structures are absolutely nec- essary for the safeguarding of the Ith and the protection: of | of the city and thei joint r arplus o Treasury Columbia ailable_for cited in Mr. Hosp forty the an ip- vears has people of the | shington Board of Trade in | svects indorses and approves | { said campaign and urges the people | of Washington to support the move- ment."” Characterizing industrial striles as | la menace to the development and | welfare of the United States, and in- | B et | sisting that it is within the power of hool {the government to pass laws to pre- chairman. | vantratricen. M \ en es, Merton E. Lewis, - Street Improvements Urged. ! attorney R : . {mer general of New York, | “The committee recommends.” Sa¥€iin an interesting and comprehensive ithe streets and nues report, “th: | address suggested remedial meas- Board of Trade go 1-!;\1’““":"'1“](‘;urr-s to curb “this growing evil.” Congress not_only to a . UTEE iyt ihe appropriation bil i Preventable by Law. e ok meeded street improyements. | “Interference to interstate com- $5.000,000 now in the | merce by strikes have generally here- Preasur iUnited States, which | tofore been regarded as non-prevent- Andoubtedly belongs to the District, fable,” said Mr. Lewis. “We have felt, (o ssed as the nucleus of a fund for {and 'perhaps many of us still feei Yoo larger and more comprehensive|that liberty of individual action is ins of development of our National lof the highest importance and that hital including new streets andjsuch liberty must be maintained re- avenues, adequate lights. schools.|gardless of consequence. The time is is. sewers and many other much-|coming, and if I am not greatly mis- ed improvements.” en is near at hand, when liberty | items ur | of individual action will to a con- port are: Extension of lith st siderable extend be necessarily sur- the District line through the uoundF’ rendered by those who enter into | b “Walter Reed Hospital, extension of | tho employment of corporations, rail. | i Xew York avenue to the District line: }roads and other public service cor- | ithe committee pointing out lhaflllt_\ S | porations. i project has been dormant for fifteen | “uyoy have seen from the quotations | years, although contemplated Jqi {from the: opinfons of judges of the {ivork begun at that time. and addi- | supreme Court that the tional street-lighting facilities. the foyig i committee stating that W m!“:“ wh will operate to prevent inter- make a poor showing as compared to rup'nun ‘:-f interstate commerce. | ther cities. M Such a law should provide that ®'In regard to the illumination On |gny" person entering the employ | local streets the reports says: ¢ {0f @ public service corporation or of | CThe situation in many parts of {gno' Cornoration charged with pub- Washington. because of the lack ofljicintrest should be required by law sufficient lights, is both fearsome and j1o sign g written contract; that such dangerous and applies to automobiles | contract should specifically provide and pedestrians alike. Tt iS & €OD-|{hat under no circumstance should a dition which invites assaults and rob- ike take place. committees presented included - stree and hinn, chairman;: Percy Hickling sities_and pri- L. Thurston, ar! neglect Awong _the ower does | that Congress can endct laws | THE EVENING ,STAR, 'ASHH\TG}'I‘O\I\z i Bl PORTRAIT OF A _PEDESTRIAN | Harmony we | tude the | & beries, as well as enhaneing the and fair agreement between Ganger of accidents. Second Street | ————————E L= =2 northeast, only two squares away make streTth. There are thousands of { from the Capitol and extending from easily-ab- Capitol street to M na ave- st and bevond, is still lighted by antiquated gaslights, notwithstand- ing the fact that a great amount of 4 vehicular traflic passes over this| street to and from Union station., The same may be said of many other: sections of the city. Washington ! should have 50 per cent additional; lights to be an up-to-date city in lh\s' respect. | Favor Fight on Drugs. i Three recommendations were made | by the committes on public health. | They are: Indorsement of the Anti- Narcotic week, at which time an ef- fort will be made to curb the drug evil; an appropriation of $300,000 for the development of Mount Alto Hos- pital, and a reiteration of the board’s, .opposition to the location of _the Home ' for Feeble-Minded at Blue Plains. The report of the universities and private schools committee dealt with the urgent needs of Howard Univer- sity. Besides Mr. Thurston, who pre sented the report on behalf 6f the commitiee, Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, sorbed, health-building lobulas. of vi T = bear- liver of every batle of coft’s Emulsion Children or grown people, in g should, Scott’s Emulsion a strength-restoring food-tonic of it value. It #s and easily Scott & Bowne, Bomfleld, ¥.J. 221 FRIDAY, JA URG Abolition of n)laryland Fee and Property Levy Are Also Advocated. Believing that a c present form of ; 0 & two-cent-u abolition of the Muaryland fee and the District personal property tax would not only cquitable, but w simple form of ion for local motor eur owne Pyke Johuson Washington repr tive of the N tional ier of Com-| {merce, ange the tomobile Hon t ) TAKES STOCK AND TINDS HE'S SAPE taxation x and the sen & written I Keller to that eff 1 positi local Automobiic hus missioner Mr. Johnson's sta indorsement of th cently by the National Mot voted igineer Com- + | | m taken | livision of !h-l , which gallon 1+ lieu of the tax on wu- e the medns of Maryiand, sk Text of Letter. Johnson one qualific to the would I revenue as {Plus the property T should 1k : gestion t th CONTINUES ON HIS \WAY, registration COMPOSING A LETTER TO HS [ Eranoky tix B moplacad NEWSPAPER ABOUT MOD- Son in his letter 1o Col. 1 ERN TRAFPIC. 4 motorist, 1 find 't with of property also be full with procity b Ay, indor tion, his effect bring much plan as present motor nd e i through s0l the a 3 tax, wh in Distri nd pro two-cent | the with | | plac [lev a parity e emy the a sion Commiss e reduced to stance and un- the Intersta n, would appeal r-minded men. The rights of ) supery e hicle ch r that the pe eliminated, It i at the shif | | | <tandin, d would bring | RAIL TRAFFIC GREATER. Volume Thus Far This Year Shows Increase, Car Service Report. Railroad’ traffic so far in evidence | ndisie freight wik handied, 1 s ; [report said. during the 14 {1088 v mrester in volumie than that [ ¢fian Muring ¢ Frespanding 1s encountered during the same period of the previou and the inerea of 1822, according to reports made | evenly distributed . through & public by the car service division ot !districts of the Unit grain, 1 TR SR S S L SATURDAY OPENING of Our New Mt Pleasant Branch 3100 14th St. (14th and Irving St.) Patrons will be waited on by our own Fannie May Girls Complete Assortment of THE FAMOUS . the purest and finest MADE FRESH TODAY AND EVERY DAY. arties would be thoroughly un- stood. Discussion would evail. Interrup ion of persons ot longer be like and damage i ntinae as a me to tie shipper, and indust unrest throughout the country would soon be 4 matter of history Signing Not Compulsory. “No question of i is in at as much re motor ¢ he pe tax e from the al property mount wonid of the | 1 the 5 property The dange | tax bills | a f a Dossible irritat a strong voluntar in > man into such a con- could be free to sign 1 v a efuse uld b retual utory punish Confident of Reve visions shou imprisonmen vic fre publi ering into t service corp. ) to be fixed by the should t ive 10 appoint s i tion' found to he ation.” Harry ¢u e of the of Presi boa nt C EA WALL AT PONCE. B ENGRAVINGS LEFT TO FRIEND Th f Francis B, 1.0 i engravings to his friend. Mors i RGES_S U chief of engine ction is recon the ward rto Ric Dure portraits tc the testato cific bequests Ieft to the w Woodbury the ow, Massachusetts Park Surrounded by Washington’s linest residential section Containing seven million fect of forest-covered land, with six miles of improved streets. Includes what r ns of “The Triangle of Increasing Values” between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cathedral ave- nues (Woodley Rd.). Over four million feet of land sold Over ninety 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 build your home in the same substantial manner that has characterized our work since 1899. Park Office, 32d and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley Rd.) Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Builder— clusive Agent—Owner Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts. Booklet Mailed on_ request. 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Three master bedrooms. A wonderful library., with bluc stone fireplace and mantel. Large sunshine din ing room ayd finely fitted kitchen and windowed pantry. Finished like our most expensive 1omes and now the most mode ed Home in the entire community. Price, ind on excep- tionally moderate terms make wasting ney rent almost a v Go See It To Inspect ny 14th Street car—hnest s Jefferson St. N.W. Seve open until 9:30 o'clogk every ni New Petworth Homes .Exceptional Values 4th and Varnum Sts. N.W. Just Off of Grant Circle “Big” Six Room Homes With or Without Brick Garages Always Open Lighted Until 9 P.M. Exhibit House 4303 4th St. N.W. ~ Our Terms Liberal To Inspect Take 16th St. Bus To Grant Circle Or Any 9th St. Car Marked Soldiers’ Home D. J. DUNIGAN £ = = E 1321 New York Ave. Main 1267 = i Zal