Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1923, Page 4

4 (TZENS DEWAND *NEW ZONERULING Ask Erection of Apartment "Houses in Cathedral Heights Section Be Prohibited. A THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, JUXE f5_ 19 LEGION POST HOLDS SESSION e ABOARD “RUBBER-NECK” WAGON |igiwiei st Svoritisgnt during | w10 Bt the The program consisted of 7 mgn] 1 Vel | son, Virginia few evenings before Flag day. nnul‘ ? the play dealt with the s American flag. part in the play van, Hazel Garret- Arthur Hayes, sther Jones and The serious aspect on the coun- tenances of the tourists puzzled the people on the streets, especially as the sightseeing party seemed to take sung, no interest in the varlous spots of | play presented, followed by th interest around the city but would |tle Hymns of the Republic, 2 g;eg‘h-r)gy(la‘:rra;o f::o'lr:xon';‘in:;: “aye’ Alm;r;:an Creed” and “The Star Span- ) ml;‘ll'lENos AIRES, June b15,-—.‘!1om': “l-‘i 4 ! e lanner.” e, the American ambassador, wi a rubber-neck wagon and combined & | A resolution was proposed in the Stanley Iiley read the program. | depart today on a leave of absence | sightseeing tour and a regular meet- vicinity of the land office urging the | Beatrice Wilkinson was song leader | which will extend over several months. ing in one. {‘I:“"‘"f," of the flag. The resolu- ) and Llewellyn Price led in the creed. |He will visit Uruguay and Brazil and sre see! |Gom s lopted rewhere in [ The Flag day play was written by |thence proceed to York and_Wash- There seems to be some dispute Washington the 7A grade pupils, assisted by Thelr | ington. During absence Willing as to whether Commander Thomas | After transacting some teacher. The scene was laid in th i will act Fraley and ward Marthill, “""‘ill’r":mn@fi;'ofx':..z\é’m,'f"“};r"flr sitting room of the Smith family their alternates, Ray Cunningham | Pennsylvania avenue, e S e T G T T and Ralph Cusick, who were named | mem SO Y ent the post at the national | = The Sergeant Jasper Post, No. 13, American Legion, held a “city wide" meeting last night, when finding that their meeting place, Perpetual Hall, was unavailable because of bullding alterations, the members hopped into U. . ENVOY ON VACATION. OPENS Saturday morning, June 16th, at" 1717 North Capitol Street (corner || North Capitol and Randolph) Another Piggly Wiggly Store. A real money saver Opening Saturday at 7 AM.,, Closing Saturday at 9:30 P. M. Join the thrifty thousands that throng our stores daily. fmportant the meet- treet and A resolution requesting the zoning i where the csion to prohibit th ment houses in all “A" was unani- o ] ez ke 1O a1 were elected while pass- | Fral mgasly; e : e ) street or while going | F. = Heights Citizens' Association, at a|around Thomus Circle. However, it|Savee, R. T. meeting in the St. Alban's parish hall lite sure that a motion was put [G. P. Ratell last night. The resolution, it ¥ 4th and H streets to hold the Rappy. C. M . y 12, 0 e etated. applies particularly to th ting, July 12, on the steamer | Thompson. R Cathedral Heights section of the city lopinion that the motlon was “car- | H. M. Perry Aughos, W ) 3 VR . or the territory bounded on the north | rie two or three blocks north. | K d H. A Remember ¢ o : o, and most people are of the | Clarkson, R. T Hughes W K. Goud, 3 ool S o Mttt b S P e LA S S SR by Tilden street, the east by 34th street, west by Arizona avenue and on the south by yder lane. Critictuey Zontng Commisston. FARMER-LABOR PARTY Ina ticism the zoning commis- sion, it w med that that body did not give a sufficient notice of a hear- ing vesterday to the various citizens’ ment Cites Alleged Order to Communists of U. S. the proper represe Graham Pow condemning the he zoning proper notic have little Russian communist been ordered to sup- fary sor party in the xt campaig: shown by orders sued to communists of this country | ¢ C. E. Ruthenberg, recently con- | vieted in Michigan and confes ember of the communist party, ges that ans have CHARGES MOSCOW AIDS |TWD PROGRAMS GIVEN AT BUCHANAN SCHOOL American Defense Society State-|Flag Day Observance by Students | Includes Many Interesting Fea- Two programs were c: i lebration of g g WE PAY DAILY BALANCES 2% 3% interest on checking accounts on daily balances — com- pounded monthly. tures—Nolan Speaks. AT day at the Bu- S betw interest on ordinary savings accounts—compounded quar- terly. “Sunset Gold” Best Creamery Butter %% Real Butter, pound, 46¢ Bacon, Kingan’s Sliced 11b. box 36¢ The Price of Bread Is Up Flour, Gold Medal, 241b.sack $1.01 The Price of Flour Is Down So Make Your Own The road to good Multigraphing Leads to the Hurley Bernard Advertising Co. Here, too. One May _Find Expertly Written Sales Letters e in a statement by R. M. Whit ) ney, director of the Washington bu- | rean of the American Defense Soclety, today. 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