Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1923, Page 16

(2] CITIZENS UPHOLD | Popey e SCHOL B0 tizes Federation for With- drawing Delegate. The Federation of Citizens’ Asso- clations’ withdrawal of delegate to the District of Columbia Public School Assoclation called for criti- cism and opposition from the Park] View Citizeng' Association at he Park View School last night. John 8. Beach, delegate of the as- soclation to the federation and vice chairman of the federation's school committee, declared that he had op- posed the report of the school com- mittee in recommending that the federation withdraw its delegate from the school association. “In spite of my opposition Snow- den Ashford, chairman of the school committee, read to the federation Saturday the report of the commit- tee he represente declared Mr. Beach, who udded that the federa- tion's school committee had done nothing Jast winter and that not a constructive suggestion had come from it. The Park View association adopted a resolution backing the stand of Mr. Teach and oting him to con- tinue as the assoclation’s delegate to the District of Columbia Schoo! As- soclation. Mr. Beach in receiving the support of the Park View people declared that the District of Columbia Public School Association was a forward step and oxpressed the belief that it would| benefit the District public schools. A meeting of the delegates of the | sociations interested in the better | ghting of Georgla avenue will be undertaken in the near future in order to formulate plans for c certed actton in this regard, it v announced by President the assoctation, who said that thel| Petworth, Piney Branch and Takoma | Park associgtions had signified their intentions of befng represented at the meeting. The Georgetown University endow- ment campalgn and the citizens’ mili- tary training camps projects were both indorsed by the assoclation. Twenty-one new members were ad mitted go the assoclation. They ar Mr. and Mrs. Gearge H. Gales, G. H. Hess, E. W. Hess, L. H. Crawford, P. Holst. . Greenspan, L. J. Jones, Mrs. | S. K. Sommers, F. W. Reynolds, W. J. | Maler, F. S. Swigart, L. O. Crymes,| Thomas S. Scrivner, J. L. McQlure, R. J. Nash, Walter Simpgon, Riley, Voto Dellenoief Samiel Amato and Mrs. R. B. Bengal. | Much of the unrest and dissatis- taction in the country was attributed to the lack of homes by C. J. Blanch- ard, of the United States reclamation service, during an illustrated lecture in whicit he explained the work of the service. He urged more home ownership and better facilitles help people reach the goal of home | ownersh!p. | —_— | Mahy women have been employed | g by Thonms A. Edison in working at | the mora delicate details of his ~lec- | trical inwentions. | .judged by present conditions, Russell of || Cleveland | | 231 P Men to Join BY W. H. CLAGETT. Dear Folks: Degpite intensive effort on the part of varlous groups in these Unlited States to dash cold water on any proposed up-to-date military ac- tivities, based on the theory that all such movements only breed more wars, there are milllons of clear- thinkin’, hard-sensed, practical cal- culators who figure that not until the arrival of the millennium—which, must be havin' tire troubles—would. it be safe and sane to let up for a second on any reasonably necessary prep- aration! Far be it from me to dispute the claim that day by day in every way the world is gettin' better, although I do think it debatable, and whilé blood- less revolutions seém to be all the rage In some lands, I doubt very much if they'd ever strike popular fancy cover here, and, then, too, no conscientious reckoner can lightly overlook the scandalous misbehavior of them sassy soviets! More than once have I heard such battle-scarred old warriors as Gen. Pershing, Lejeune, Harboard and Bandholtz say that none despised the mention of war more than the boys who'd tasted fire, but never did they fail to add, that the surest preventa- tive for the unwelcome state was to let the squint-eyed world know you were ready and itchin’ f it came to a showdown, and bein’ a “crocadile” who ‘has the profoundest regard for opinlon of such masters, lemme call attention to the forthcomin’ openin’ of the citizens’ military trainin’ camps. of the 3rd Corps Area, which start business out at and down at Fort Monroe on June 26th and keep hard to it until the 23th of July, this anno domini! The object of these camps, which should interest every up-standin’ healthy voung “grasshonper’” who is EVERYWOMAN’S HOTEL There is no hotel exclusively forwomen in the United Seates whichoffers somany delightfal and convenient appointments andinnovadonsas thismodern bostelry. Rooms $1.50 €0 $6.a dey. 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O X7, X7, X7, X0, X7 THE BV Military Camps up nights worryin’ how he| will spend his vacation, is to bring togethier the flower of American youth from all sections of the .couns try, put them on a common equality, and uynder the most faverable eon | ditloris of outdoor life, help stimn late and develop them into good, hones', ' God-fearing’, self-rellant, two-fisted, patriotic American ‘citic zens! 3 To enjoy this wonderful opportu- nity, for such it is, folks, any native- born bird, or them havin’ made appli- cation at least for first papers of naturalization, between the ages of seventeen and twenty-four, who can prove he s of good moral character, Lintelligent and physically fit, is eli- gible for the courses, which are four in_ number, and include the “basic red,”” for out-and-out rookies: ‘*ad- vanced red,” “white” and *‘blue!” Now, just wait 2 minute—hold your horses!” 1 beat you to it that time! | No, this is not a deep-lald scheme’ to shanghai some dumbbell futo mili- tary service—never, indeed! In the first two classes there's absolutely no service obligations whatever implied with enroliment, while all a guy has to . promise in’ the higher grade courses, which require that a new- comer be a member.of the Regular Army, National Guard, Enlisted Re- serve Corps, or see-lected citizen, is a willin'ness to serve, at some future time, an enlistment in one of the above-mentioned brancheg of - the service, but even this is ndt asked of \ settin’ “{ non! VING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C Dan Tells Two-Fisted ed their trainin’ durin’ the two years just passed—so you see, you wasn't extry smart, after all! No Expense Attached. And what's more, there ain't a picayune particle of expense attached to the whole bloomin’ proceedure; no fiddlin’ around gent's furnishin’ stores for snappy haberdashery, no cussin’ at tailors over the hang of a coat, nor goin' plumb ratty about the flap of a collar—nay, nay, and also mal All that an appllcant who has measured up to requirements Las to do is hop a train, tell the conductor to let him off at ‘Camp Meade, if he keers to get Wise to the manuevers of the infantry, cavalry, field artil- lery or engineers, or Fort Monroe it interested in coast artillery, report to the big nolse in charge, and his foot all bills, but try his durndest to sees that he has a swell time— provided he keeps his own counsel and don't get over flip. Think it over, folks! It makés no dif- ference whether your lad be a Prot atholic, Jew, or free thi dear old Uncle Samuel will not onlyl rangement is based on pure \lx)‘ulul—1 terated American principles, thought out and developed for the common good of every eligible applicant of | the freest country over which God's | bright sun_ has ever thown, and | is without doubt one of the greatest alds in upbuildin’ the charactery of the future gardeens of our mighty republic that has vet been devised since the great daschund went blooe The 3rd Corps Area takes in t sovereign states Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and the one and only District of Columbia, and all that has to be done by them, lucky enough to be livin' in the last named | them on-the-job “roosters” who start- Camp Meade The Car With Seven Reasons Two out of five buyers still prefer open cars, and name seven excellent reasons for their preference. —Westcott's remarkable new closed car—provides all of the comfort of any closed car and yet combines all seven of these open The Closu car advantages. 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