Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 20

20 SOLDIERS TO PLA | Three in American Relief Forces Wed Russmns and Will Live Here THE _SU leY STAR, VVASHING’[‘ONz D. C, JUNE WRECO GIVES CASH 17, foim. 1 he completes tt e year w lthoutl an accident he gets a ‘hew uniform in addition to his quarterly cash prizes. During the first year of the cam- paign 375 men got bright new uni- B0 IN SAFETY CONTEST 1923—PART 1. | years. He 1s a lawyer and former: [ | terved as a memb-r of the Hational | Monetary Commission. ‘PUTTING IT ON’ REPORTER, NYNGE NAMED ON CLAIMS BOARD, FILM STAY EXTENDED | “Birth of Nafion * to Remain One More Week. forms at the company’s expense and 2,833 five-dollar awards were made. For the second year 330 received out- fits and 2,270 got the five-dollar notes. In addition to these lucrative awards, the company hag a much cov- | eted banner that goes to the trans- portation division showing the great- est percentage of decrease In dents for each quarter. Do motion pictures 1 popularity s an interesting ative in the s that D. W preduction which made BRANDED AS COWARDLY | By the Associat | “ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. June 1i The reporter today found a friend, Col. George McCain of the I'hiladel- phia_Evening Ledger, who, the Pennsy) ate | ciation, fellow who | blames’ it on the reporter” as being nine times out of ten a moral coward {and the tenth an ordinary liar. “I particularly desire to speak of its [ a certain class of men, usually iden- a for-|tifled in some way w li Depart- | whom every reporter days | is bound to me mmis- | “He is the individual ddwin B. Parker, | interview or makes a public declar as elevated to tion one day and then indignantly n of umpire made vacant by |denies it the next ation of fermer Supreme | “The reporter is the wheelhorse of Court ce William R. Day every newspaper oOTganizatio Although Mr. Bonynge Is @ native | 1lors may write. business managers of New Yorl, he resided for many | may manage, the circulation men years in Colorado, representing the may circulate, but not one of them first district in the | could function were it not for the House for fourreporter Crisp Five-Dollar Bill Reward to Trainmen for Accident Prevention. By creating a competitive spirit among its trainmen and offering cash prizes for carefulness. the Washing- ton Raflway und Electric Company in the space of two years has brought about w reduction of 43 per cent in eaths and of 42 per cent in serious | injury accidents, as compared with hhp two previous years, | Prominent Lawyer to Succeed Rob- ert C. Morris as Com- { missioner. Robert William Bonynge of New | York, was appointed yesterday to | be American ugent of the Germas | American Claims Commission, ceeding Robert C. Morris, resigned appointment of Mr. Bonyr - personnel of the co will make it possi to proceed with “handler” Anderson, | mer counselor of the State ppointed :r of the ¢ who ‘' was married in i | 1 from the American Relief Ad- | Mosto . ‘ The A ricans ere et mintstration in Mosoow, thres of.its Mevicans ipert (umasRd ““ | t8| different parts of Russia in child- staff have fallen before l'ul’lldsih-m!lnu work for the American Re- darts and. with their pretty Rus- sian brides, have planned to make | s " Wbt |22 MILLION STUDENTS IN AMERICAN SCHOOLS| fermer member of the Washington staff of the Assoclated Press and | ™ now connected with the Relief Administration. was to his Russian bride. During the | world war Childs was « member of | if figures com- the milit intellig. department % g . of the United States. He wrote a e banea of sducationfur book on cipher and code work which " correct index. | is _considered an authority on the census of educational institu- subject. The counle have already| tions just completed shows that 2 been in America for some weeks and | 100,070 pupHs were enrolled in 1 are at present living at Mr. Childs'| compared 050 twenty home at Lynchburg, Va. years ago. In the same period the The other two v value of property used for school active bow are W purposes has guadrupled. It amunts was married in Odes now to $2,409,7 last night tion picturc of a Nation |to Ameri dozen ye Polis Theate to_public dem The picture ington more the Nationa was exhibi throuzho brought b ter and sh the “Shubert 1918 Army Band to Be Feature at Central High School This Evening. lef Administration. —— e Just a Lesson. From the Philadelphia Record o) Cohen placed a ladder against the Photographs of some of the em-|gide of the house and then called his ployes who huve brought honor to|gan > " | son, e, ed seven, an nade him themselves while' saving lives are | son, Able. aged i ! printed elsewhere in The Star today.| “Now Back February, 1921, the com- | «l'm | pany conceived the idea of inaugurat- | |ing & permanent safety contest among | lits employes, with uniforms as ‘the . k ve: American married The smile that greets vacation days will light up more than 22,000,- | public oner or late d the colonel, who gives ¢ Cen- Doors High Communi dmission open at 7 o'clock mmanded Cohen. 7 replied Abie | posit —papa | the re: March. Selection, | soratd Contempt of Coun From the New Ha : Thefendant Justice Tudge | will please 0 as papa tells you cash prizes and |ig hares T 5 aid incentives to avoid| Finally Abie |stepped “aside and Abie | trainman who goes three!'bump. months without an accident for which | “Let that teach you a lesson never he wus responsinle gets a crisp 35 /to trust nobody." said Cohen Store Hours: 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. von The jump. Cohen Arm & fell with a Band. 1 of Cupid's and (b) Salute 1o the () Oath of & ) “Doxol ¥ GUARANTEED QUALITY AT The Nationat Furniture Co. CREDIT—~SERVICE—LOW PRICES AT The National Furniture Co. (a) “Annie FREE! With every purchase amounting to $100 or more we will give Sheffield Plate Service, or your ch: our 42-piece Set of Dec- orated Dinnerware, Credit for All The National's Easy Credit terms are known city=wide! Buy what you need and make a small first payment— the balance in easy payments, weekly or monthly. Furnishing Your Home at Low Cost— That's the Policy of “THE NATIONAL"! And Here’s the Evidence! Wonderful Bargains! And Easy Credit Terms ar gt Wild Irish Rose Every body. “Vissi dArte.” from 4 Puccini Millard yton Fatt, soprano. Schoedler piano Rogers Silverware. Excerpts from “Woodland Luders The Army Band Surprise feature, Robert L ngled Banue verybody Community singing will be Lawrence, as- shington com- hestra, with Mrs. H. s at the organ A VERY REMARKABLE VALUE, FOUR-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE, in Golden Oak or Jacobean Oak, as pictured, con- sisting of China Cabinet, Serving Table, Buffet and Extension Table. Easy Credit Terms BEAUTIFUL WALNUT-FINISH BEDROOM SUITE, four pieces, as pictured; Bow-end Bed, Dresser, Chiffonier and Dressing Table; of very distinctive design, and at this low price it is a wonderful value. Easy Credit Terms 189 EVA SLAYTON FATT, Soprano, appearing tonight with the | Army Band, at community concert,at | Central High School. The forty-sixth free concert under the auspices of the Community Music Association will-be given tonight at the Central High Community with the Army Band, under the rection of William J. Stannard, the main attraction. Eva Slayton Fatt, soprano, will be the vocalist of the ecvening, assisted the plano by Prof. Frank 113 Easy Terms Samuel L. _Johuson, oloist, now of the Army Band, will in_ Drigo's “Les quin,” with band ac Director Lawrence w new ngs for the gers, together with other esting features, 2 The Washington Community Or- <chestra, arles V. Banner, onduc tor, will render selections’ and company the community singing, Histed by Mrs. H. Clyde Grimes at the organ. For the accommodation of those who were members of the assoclation during the past season, and for any desiring to ‘become members this year, the associa- tion will have applications and mem- bership tickets available in the lobby at tonight's concert. D. C. 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