Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1923, Page 16

16 NORTH WASHINGTONISAYS USE OF CHRISTIN WINS . 0. BRANCH Uncle Sam to Open Up Busi- ness in Bryant Street Stgre, Is Announcement. ONE-MAN CAR IS TOPIC Citizens Told Hearing Before TUtilities Body February 21 Was Fair One. After a long campaign .the North Washington Citizens' Association has succeeded in getting a branch post office in its community. At & meeting of the association in the United Brethern Church, North Capitol and R streets, last night, Charles E. Paul, chairman of the committee on mail facilities, an- nounced that the branch station would be opened in the store of GGeorge Tucker, North Cabpitol and Bryant streets. The association de- | cided to send votes of thanks to of- | yfj ficials of the city post office and the Fost Office Department who aided in obtaining the station. Change Taxicab Parking. Several members comp! ed that the parking of taxicabs at 1st street and Rhode Island avenue northwest is dangerous, and the committee on utilities was instructed to take steps to have the cabstand moved to a mearby side street where it would not be in the waks of traffic. President Robert M. Yost, Wash- ington Topham and others’ told of their observations at the one-man car hearing on February 21. All of the speakers agreed that the Util- ities Commission, of which Col. Keller is chairman, granted a full and fair hearing to all who attended the session. Mr. Yost pointed out that the de- cision of Col. Keller to send an expert to other cities to inv gate the one- wman car indicates that the commis- wion is giving earnest consideration to the petition of the citizens' asso- ciations. Guardians Problem Waits. The question of the future status of the board of children’s guardians and the powers that should be vested in the Juvenile Court came up, but with Congress adjourned the associ- ation decided to let this problem rest until fall. A special committee com- posed of Roland Drach, Charles E. Paul.and Oliver Portz wa: On motion of Mr. T = clation voted to creat afety first committee to co-o the Washington Safety Counc The work of the Instructive Visiting Nurse Society to aid the sick in all walks of life was indorsed by the association after Miss Gertrude Bowl- ing, an official of the society, had re- lated the story of how an instructive visiting nurse operates. e The first known log house built by white men within Colorado’s bounds was erected in 1816 for a troop of ish cavalry patroling the Arkansas, near the site of Pueblo, NAMES STUMPS WOMEN Mrs. Minar Declares It Is Hard to Call Gray-Haired Grandmoth- er “Caroline” or “Mary.” Interchange of views on progress attained by their respective organi- zations, was the feature of the New- comers’ Club meeting in the City Club yesterday, when that body was addressed by Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar, president of the Soroptimists Club. Mrs. Minar detailed the workings | of her organization, which she.said now included 100 members, and de- lighted the men by describing several innovations that had been installed lately by her sister clubmates, Given Names Stump m. “We have practically everything that such clubs as yours boas: we follow in & cral way the procedure, exce difficult t given names. matter in the matronly, whit, It is not the world to cal re becoming used to it, when the barrier is e will be little or a ou men Wil have on us.” as roundly applauded for cing Joseph 2 v announced the clube would Lenten services at Keith's Th itod Fully 60 pe tion will att all civie ¢ night, and Newcomers' Club’ of the pioneer body, will deliver the ad dress outlining the aims and purpo: of the Newcomers’ movement. cent of t d the joint meeting of ¥ Club to- h of the ille, Ind., J. B. McPherson was the recipient of a prize for being the most congeni person in the room, while W. H. ett was given a gold pen and DI ‘for writing the words of an opening ode for the organization. .| Found Guilty of Driving While e organiza- | a . THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. TUESDAY MUTT AND JEFF—Funny How the Dames Fall for This “Sheik” Stuff. SWELL LOOKING DAMES WH WERE AMONG THE TOURISTS AT KINGTUT'S TOMB on SUNDAY! I GUESS THAT'S ONE CALLING ME ON THE PHoNE Now? HGT DoG! Drunk and Three Other Traffic Law Violations. rv days in jail. fined $150 for driving while drunk, $40 for colliding; $40 for leav- s|ing the scene of collision without | making his identity known and $25 for exceeding the speed limit. For 1| the first charge he will have to €erve sixty days in jail if he does not pay the fine and on the other charges the jail pe repre: ity is the number of days nted in dollars of the fines. Washington-Atlatic City Express via Delaware River Bridge Route’ SATURDAYS ONLY leaves Washington. .. Baltimore (Union Station). Arrives Atlantic City Broiler Buffet P: Returning, on Sunda Parlor Cars, Dining Car and C Pennsylvania Railroad System THE ROUTE OF THE BROADWAY LIMITED Learn All About the Leonard During the .Introductory Display of 1923 Patterns Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators . The Leonard Cleanable Refrigerator is being B featured this week here at the Lifetime Furni- ture Store. Every style—including all the new patterns—is shown in this display. An unusual feature of this showing is the = special prices for which Leonards will be sold. ‘e Here'’s an opportunity to buy a genuine Leon- ~ ard for less than the regular standard price. During This 'fiisplay Every Leonard Refrigerator Is Specially Priced—and the Only Time They Are Reduced EN LIFE TIME FURNITURE IS MORE THAN A NAME Seventh Street Mayer & Co. Between D @E These defendants were W. Jordan, $15; Clarence Ashland F. Harland, $15; Frank $25 Jesse $40. tions, D. Buck, $25; Bernard Mukoff, $20; braugh, $20. teited or paid small fines. Waiting—for You and fined for ck, Oscar Corbin, $20; J. W. Culp, $25; Morton Fox. $50; Rippard E. Lippgrd, $40; Roland Vogley, $20; 5t Danlel Mauphin, Violating minor traffic regula- George Williams, $40 and Stanley M. Rosen- There were a large number of speed cases in which defendants either for- THe SHEIK Bres- W at Arlington. bureau, War Department, Sunday at his apartments in RITES FOR BRIG GEN. BURR | ternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Charles Burial of Ordnance Officer Is Made The funeral of Brig. Gen. George W. Burr, assistant chief of the ordnan who di. Mendota, 2220 20th street northweet was held from the family home thi —_— MARCH 6, 1923.° (Copyright, 1923, Mark RGHTP, AND THIS IS A.MUTT: LiSTEN! You've GOt THG SWEeETesT voice Woods, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, officiated. The interment was in Arlington national cemetery with military honors due the rank of a brigadier general. The honorary pallb s were: Maj. Gen. Frank Melnty R. C. Davis, Col. Wil- k., Col. William aul Hof, Col. Leh- ChocoLATE MATTED MILEK MALTED MILK a0 ED WITH COCOAU(,A“ KIM MiLk 8 CANE $ SITE FOR SUMMER CAMPS. Mt. nounced Topic for Arts Club. Attention to the value of Mount Weather as a site for summer camps will be focused at a meeting to be held under the auspices of the Arts C.[Club at the Wilson Normal School, 11th and Harvard streets northwest, DON'Y GET ERESH? PLeAsSE CALL Weather’'s Advantages An- tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, according to H, K. Bush-Brown. At this meeting Mrs. Luther Gulick will give an {llustrated lecture show- ing what has been done at the Luther Gulick Camp, Sabago Lake, Me. Frank Ballou, schools, every other Woman in Washington 0::: pu“h;le con- tains al ngre- Gients. " The choc. olate flavor_ is already in it. Use three f:’h four ‘;n- spoon toaglass milk or water. | CHOCOLATE FL. \[TED MIL Backed by 65 years’ experience in milk producing Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk ready to mix and serve at home! Today Washington can get Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk in patkages at most drug or grocery stores. Plain malted milk has long been known as aremarkable food beverage, containing vital elements necessary to health and strength. It is actually partially predigested so that it puts no tax on any digestion. The new Choc- olate Flavor Malted Milk has all of the food value of malted milk—and it has a delectable chocolaty flavor _ in addition. Icrdes! MATTFD @ Mi s B If you never liked Malted Milk before— Thousands of people who recognize the health value of malted milk, but who do not like the taste, will find the new chocolate flavor a vast improvement. Others who are accustomed to take plain malted milk regularly for its tonic, bracing qualities, will prefer the chocolate. For Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk, by the addition of the world’s favorite flavor, becomes more than a medicine. It is a food beverage that is really good to drink. One of the best foods for growing children If there are young children in your family, Chocolate Flavor ?:alted Milk will fin% a read: ce in your pantry. For it isvatl,nost des‘{rable and useful addition to the diet of the grow- ing boy or girl. It has the essential requisites for building bone and muscle and making rosy cheeks and clear skins. And fortunately all children love it. It becomes instantly popular with every child who drinks it. Serve it to the The taste may--be Malted Milk. ducers of The chocolate flavor is already in it — all you have to do is to mix and serve it. children every day for luncheonorsupperand the satisfaction of knowing that it is good for th while it delights their taste for sweets. It can be substi- tuted for desserts without disappointingtheyoungsters! have em, even How to mix it You can get Chocolate Flavor Malted Milk in pack- ages of two sizes, the smaller of which makes about ten glasses, if you follow these mixing directions: Cold—For each drink desired, use four-fifths of an ordihary (8 0z.) glass tumbler of milk—add three h olate Flavor Malted Milk—mix thoroughly with an egg-beater or in a shaker. If water is used instead tity of Malted Milk to four or five teaspoonfuls. 5 Hot—Bring the same quantity of milk (or water) to a boil. Add a paste made of three “‘l;?f teaspoonfuls of Malted Milk and a little water. Bring to a boil well as the dietary requirements of the individual ted by varying the amount of Chocolate Flavor eaping teaspoonfuls of Choc- ‘milk, increase the quan- again before serving. This new product is made by the Borden Company, largest pro- products in the world. every way as Borden’s Eagle Brand or Borden’s Evaporated Milk. It is as fine a product in ‘Washington women will find it a great addition to their lists of available foods, forit js delicious, satistying, nourishing, strengthening—yet so little trouble to serve. Nogooking, no difficult propor- tioning of cocoa, sugar and malted milk. The Borden Cdmpany has done all of that for you——given you all of the ingre- dients in this one convgnient package. Order a supply today. & THE BORDEN COMPANY Borden Building New York ‘Tomakeasmooth, foamy drink, beat it with the egg- beater and serveat once. superintendent is expected to speak. Bush-Brown has sent out invitations to heads of civic organizations, wom- en's organizations and teachers' or- ganizations inviting the membership to be present at this meeting.