Evening Star Newspaper, March 21, 1923, Page 28

THE v iuninG STAKR, WASHINGTON, D. €., WEDNESDAY, MAKUH 2i, 1923 SYMPHONY CONCERT. MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff Is Very Thorough, You Gotta Admit That. o s At United States l‘;llrln: bt‘l:- = et , at 8 pm, te , by e o Ohiten States Marine Band Or- AND. I8 THe EccenTRIS CLURS chestra, William H. Santel- BAR 1S A ClLOC WiTH ONLY TWO EIGURES ON 1T+ TWELVE MINE WHICH THEY SAY WAS I TAPPED THE MINE WiTH THIS SLEDCE-HAMMER, MUTT, AND T MAKE NO T THINK (TS A EAKeE MINE: DISTEn You RUN OVGR AND Loolc AT 1T AND, mann, leader; Taylor Branson, second leader, } ITZENS OFFCE E. R. Walton Scores Kalo- rama Association for Fail- ure to Face Real Issues. i Edward R. Walton tendered his resignation as secretary of the Kalo- rama Citizens' Association at a meet- ing held at the Henry D. Cook School yesterday, criticising the asso- ciation for consideration of trivial matters and failure to deal with more pertinent problems. signed be- willing to to the ners about the streets, »d to consider a resolution to the heating school. Hege pointed out conded the latter motion, and that in any event the resolution would have to be referred to the school committee of the asso- but refu asking for T abeth Reiss was appointed jation’s representative on the citizens' central committee co- operatiniz with the board of education in regard to school affairs. The short. but lively business ses- sion followed a concert given by Mme. : . and Miss , _assisted ers were given and by the Ampico. MANY GET COMMISSIONS. Washingtonians Placed in Officers’ Reserve Corps. Commissions in the Officers’ Reserve rmy have been issued by ent to the following 33" 16th street, staff special= Ashmead 1 street, as major in the Dei Ernest A. Hind, 4817 Cond Quarterma; office of partment he Military Intel- Hoagland, 509 ptain in the military m T. McKelway, Muni- s captain in the Medi- ve COrps. h police; tions build: cal Administra! Brown and White Taxi. Main 431 Lower rates—Advertisement. Rucke; & liucker Paperhanging and Painting 1210 H St. N.W. For Perfect Lubrication Under All Conditions Use (OLINE MOTOR OILS ‘They Always Prove Best! SHERWOOD BROTHERS, Inc. Phone Lincoln 7558 Suits Spring (One and Two-Pants) and Topcoats We've met the public's demand for a fair price o clothing—but we didn't for- get our reputation as_the stylo leaders in Washington for men’s and young men's fashions, Alterations free! JUST ONE PRICE A JUST PRICE | way Association announced. Overture, “Euryanthe,” Carl Marle von Weber Solo for violoncello, “Concerto In A Minor,” Opus 14, Georg Goltermann (a) Allegro moderato et an- dante. (b) Allegro moderato. Musiclan Fritz A. Mueller. “Symphony No. 5, in C Minor,” Ludwig van Beethoven (a) Allegro con brio. (b)" Andante con moto, (¢) Allegro et allegro ‘ma non troppo. “The Star Spangled Banner." PLEDGES FARM AID. D. W. Davis of Interior Depart- ment Deprecates Stories of Distress. Reports of distress among farming interests of the west were deprecated yesterday by D. W. Davis of Idaho, now special assistant secretary of the in- terfor, who added that “we have every reason to look forward to an early revival of prosperity.” “I expect to employ not only all the facilities of this homemaking department,” Mr. Davls sald, “but to bring into’ active oco-operation the great resources of the Department of Agriculture, which are perhaps bet- ter appreclated by myself than by some of my predecessors who were more concerned with legal questions than with those of the farmers." Mr, Davis said the west undoubt- edly ‘suffered during the period of de- pression, but that he believed reports to this effect had been overdrawn to the injury of the territory. — RECORD FREIGHT TRAFFIC. Freight traffic on American rail- roads in January was the heaviest for that month in history, the Association of Railway Executives announced to- day. Freight traffic for the month totaled 37,668,368.000 net ton miles. In the two months from January 1 to March 1 last, 25,866 new freight cars were placed in actual service on the rallroads, while orders calling for delivery of 102,912 additional cars have been placed, the American Rail- More new equipment {s now on order than ever before at this time of year. Dur- ing the same period the railroads * | also placed in service 589 new loco- motives, while on March 1 reports showed 1.945 new locomotives on or- der, with deliveries being made daily. ——— e AND Fouk! You sce, THe BAR OPGAS AT TWELVE, NooN,~ AND CLQSE} AT 4 AM. figg LAID BY THE GERMANS IN] THE OCEAN NORTH OF THEN COME BACK AND TELL ME& WHAT You THim(CS ™Y WORD. A ReAL MING,eH? STUDENTS VISIT BANKS. 1,400 See Workings of Financial Institutions. Fourteen hundred students of the seventh and eighth grades of the Washington public schools vlsited the banking institutions of the clty during Thrift week, according to & statement issued yvesterday by E. G. Kimball, supervising principal, and sent to C. E. Fleming of the Y. M C. A, who was secretary of the Thrift week campaign. Mr. Kimball stated that there are now €lght “automatic tellers” install- ed 1n the public schools, the receipts of which from March, 1 to Janu- ary 23, 1923, were $3i The re- ceipts during Thrift week amounted to $8,642.12, According to the report, the stu- dents who visited the banks were given a thorough and practical dem- onstration in bank methods. They were shown through the various in- stitutions and every phase of bank work was explained in detail, City’s U. S. CONTROLS TALC. Two-Thirds of World’s Supply Pro- duced Here. Two-thirds of the world's supply of tale, a mineral which enters into the making of a very large number day, articles, is produced in the bureau of nterior Department an- 2 The bureau has just completed a study of the technical problems involved In the mining and utilization of this material. Proba the largest single use of tale Is as a filler or loading material in paper, according to Raymond B. Ladoo of the mine bureau. Talc is iso used as a filler for paints, for gas tips and electric insulation, and for a filler for toilet powder. e TWO ARE APPOINTED. Named as Special Assistant At- torney Generals. Announcement was made by the De- partment of Justice yesterday that two special assistants to the Attorney Gen- eral had been named. They are Frank Buckley of Hampden, Mass., and Byron M. 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