Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 3

LR FOR STREET LGHT Engineer Commissioner Bell Considering Scheme for Improvement of System. Engineer Commissioner Bell yes- torday began an intensive study of the $1,500,000 plan recently prepared for the renovation of Washington's street lighting system. : The major conferred at length with scveral members of the committee Which aided Capt. John Wood, assistant engineer commissioner, in working out the scheme. The Commissoners in framing their original estimates for next year con- sidered an item of several hundred thousand dollars to begin the new street lighting program, but whether this item has survived the cutting of the estimates could not be learned definitely yesterday. Additional Sum Estimated. Warmer Weather Promised Monday By Forecasters A respite from the dominating north winds which have brought unseasonable cold weather to Washington and the Atlantic sea- board is promised for tomorrow by the weather bureau. There will be little change in the tempera- ture today, Normal weather is now ap- proaching from the plains and, ac- cording to the forecaster, will be felt in Washington and alang the Atlantlc coast by tomorrow. b. W.U. EXPECTING 5,200 ENROLLMENT Largest Registration in the School’s History Prospect -THE - SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SCIENTIST INVADES SEA WITH CAMERA Washington Man Photo- graphs Scene Under Ocean With Hand Apparatus. Fifteen feet under water off the Tortugas li= the fairest islands of ,fih. sea. From this paradise of darting red, blue and vellow ) life among coral Bartsch, head of the division of mollusks of the 3mithsonian Insti- /2 tution, returned palaces, Dr. Paul 7="this week with a unique collection of motion pic- “ures. ) . mander at Brest during the war, is Natlon Rlcher by Il‘ommnndur-ln-chlef of the organiza- $340,000,000 In Income Taxes The United States government is richer by approximately $346,000.- 000 as a result of payments of the third quarterly instaliment of the income amd profits tax, paid yes- terday. Officials at the Treasury were not able to state at the close of business whether this estimate had been exceeded or not. Tab- ulations of the day's receipts at a number of important internal rev- enue collection points supported previous estimates. however, and the Treasury officials expressed their confldéence that yesterday's total would meet their expecta- tions. — up outside his cabin. feathered creatures like a magnet. There is no fresh water lying on the surface | of the island. In the center there is a Breat salt water lake which flls by sub- terranean channels from the ocean. In these circumstances the birds often are ' hard pressed for a drink. Dr. Bartsch secured in all forty- six specimens of birds, ranging from a yery small humming bird to the glant man-of-war hawk or frigate rd. This drew the | tion and Rear Admiral T. J. Cowle, United States Navy, Is senlor vice commander-in-chief, . Outline of Husiness. day, October 4, and among the im- portant matters that will be taken up during the three days of the gath- ering will be the questions of active ‘American loyalty, adequate national combat of red propaganda and palifism, universal draft, legis- Jatlon pertaining to disabled emer- gency Army officers, development of aerial navigation and protest against amgnesty or pardon for convicted con- SPirators ugainst the government. Hendquarters at New *“fila; The convention headquarters will be at the New Willard Hotel. The social event of the convention will be a banquet and ball on Thursday evening. Invitations have been sent to President Coolidge, the Secretary and assistant secretaries of the Aymy and the Navy, the diplomatio_repre- sentatives of ‘Great Britain, Belgium, Ttaly and Japan and the national’ commanders of the organ- izations growing out of the world war. defenso, Columbla chapter of the organization ig Capt. Ennals Waggaman and the adjutant Capt. Willlam S. Symons. [ ————— With the ald of a small machine, blind stenographers can take down dictation which ~they afterwards transcribe on ordinary typewriters. The conventlon is to meet Thurs-| France, | The commander of the District o!! i { | SEPTEMBER _ 16, 1923_PART T. ' ONLY ONE STORE—NO OUTSIDE CONNECTIONS Tomorrow Morning —at 9 o’clock at— Ansell, Bishop & Turner, Inc. An unusual and most extraordinary reduction in the finest reproductions in the world—by the world’s great- est artists—THE LOWEST PRICES EVER AN- NOUNCED FOR VICTOR RED SEAL RECORDS!! N § . "RED SEAL These were tak- n by the Wash- ngton _ sclentlst ‘quipped with @ aiving helmet and | a small hand- * moving plcture camera. It is probably the first time undersea mo- | Tion pictures have been taken with- | out expensive and ponderous equip- ment. ound the rainbow like crea- ruf“ the coral depths—the blue ngel fish, the butterfly fish and spotted hinds and the yellow ideal poseurs for the celved pby the helmet they paid no & tention whatever to his presence He was mistaken for a fish among fish. Fish Had No Fear. When one was not facing the right ays, Dr. Bartsch, it was only ary to shoo them around with the hand. They would make no of- fort to escap l\nd‘lhfl. fish are giants in thelr w Some angel flsh, for instance, are a foot long _and hout a foot tall. Picturesque effects | were obtained as the ocean animals floated gently among the corals. The heauty of the scenes is augmente by the star fish, the sponges and the shells which cover the se floor. This water Eden is not without its The beliot prevails, however, that the Commissioners have asked for some additional funds for street light- ing in their supplemental estimates. him the map, showing the im- | Pegin its new academlc year on Sep-| vements in lighting contemplated | tember 26. The largest registration | Rl o e o L L initie history of the institution Is ex- re would dozen different types | Pect as during the past week the of light, pla sording to the char- | various departments have reported an_unusually heavy enrollment weter of the s | Water and Sewers Also Considered. | William Mather Lewls, ne dent of George Washingto Although Maj. Bell is keenly in-|ihat before the academic s terested in g the’ NIEhtIng Dro- | under was, there “-n‘?'fi,i 7am carried out as rapidly as pos-|dents at the institution. ¥ibie. he Is known to be of the opinion | The department of arts and sciences hat the demand for sewer and water | js instituting a directory system for main extensions is more imperative{a)l of its buildings with the exception | 1o the health and comfort of the COM- | of the chemistry plane, the pharmacy : For Sick Friends He found the historic little fsland, |and those far away send Gude's flow- about fifteen miles long, inhabited by | ers. 1212 F st.—Advertisemen two white men, one white woman and about 700 colored people, There is no doctor and the diseases include the dreaded leprosy. an Salvador is one of the few com- ! nitles In the world which are tax- | It gets its share of the liquor! s which, since the United States | went dry, ha made the Bahamas rich. The present Jaw provides that only owners of two-story hou: 'fi pay taxes. The only two-stor ses | on the island are the property of the| British_government. The rum money | is being used to build fine automoblle r‘r\ndsl around 'ihi' island—although | there is not a single automoblile in the " K RS TR 1226 Conn. Ave. Phone Fr. 3587 uch of the land is under intense Exercises for those wh e cultivation with the sisal crop. The | normal welght: for the busy bucies mee oy land la ver$ rocky. There i5 hot @ | Woman, at ouf wutio or &t yowr memer Atk plovghton $ho feland your physician. See what he thinks abont it. | Private and class Instruction: for New Year. VICTOR R-E-C-O-R-D-S5 REDUCED!!! 5c tO $ 1 .00 From Their Regular Catalogue Excepting only the “Patti” Prices and “Tamagwo” Selections. $7 rooms. $6 week! . 38 we . with “ollat, ‘shower xad. shvator room, 50 per cent me presi- believes ar is well 5,500 stu- Edw. ¥. Miller's Private GYMNASIUM WORLD MILITARY | 2217 1440 Bt N.w. Potomac 728 Third Annual Convention of { Night Bervios—Potomac 1985, Columbia 5210. * Organization Will Be Held || The Rare Book Shop October 4-5-6. 723 Seventeenth St. Main 1201 Highest Prices Paid for entire Libraries or Single Volumes, Prints, En- gravings and Autograph Let- ters. Representative will call. CASH PAID and purchases removed promptly. Remains of Any Red Seal Record you desire in the catalogue— vocal, instrumental, etc.—AND REMEMBER these reduc- tions take place, beginning tomorrow morning, on the en- tire stock of ANSELL, BISHOP & TURNER’S Red Seal Vie- tor Records. Every RECORD IS GUARANTEED to be new VICTROLA CLUB WILL DELIVER ANY VICTROLA NO INTEREST—NO EXTRAS—NO RED TAPE—IMMEDIATE DELIVERY—and our usual GUARANTEE of lifetime FREE SERVICE in BOND FORM—goes with every instrument. munity. building and the rented bulldings in - (hf‘"\ hllyT(;f’ QG !t;v»ld‘.lud :'\lh northw ce ldings have HUSBAND MEETS BODY 'in this group. OF ALPS AUTO VICTIM | use this fall. The building, at 2015 G —_— - | street northwest, 1s being into classrooms and offices university. The law school will be in of acting dean, William C. D. S, White of this clty, whose wife o Eve & Tease bt Absonrs | devils—the ses urchins and the sea was killed when a sight-seeing bus lunged down a ravine in the moun- f 0f Cn€ineering. h: | or pubiul stings by stepping upon NIGHT SCHOOL RULING e koo { sole of the shoe - | been numbered in this group. W, BB WRER| DL lete horn (he chniges ntts o son has been given a leave of absence | dOVlS=the, e TN Y, Bong, strong, uins in Switzerland last August, yes- Sought Living Mollusks, TO SATISFY TEACHERS | | The arts and sclenco department { Will have an additiona) bullding for Brought to New York {in the heads of two schools in the {u From Europe. for a year. Acting.Dean Hugh Miller i - 4 The crawl slowly about. of engineering, has been made dean | \UarP, *PIOCS CECHL "Ll elved a number rday weat to ew York to take charge of her body upon its arrival in belne taken to Vicks The particular objcct of Dr. Bartsch's the old home of Mrs. e e Vhite, and the funeral services will held there tomorro expedition was to square living speci- Taens of land shells with which he conducting experiments in b n—d(l)‘vundel the joint auspices of the e In-{ sMtution and the Smithson | tion. - Incldentally he made a complete e fon of the fauna of the little w?mo:e,« San Salvador, famous in history | War will hold its third national con- s (He first land touched by Columbus.{ vention in Washington October 4 Accompanied by Henry Bartsch, his 8on. | 5 ¢ The organization e dind e Sec d specimens of every spe 2 2 he secured sp one In the United States growing out | of mammal and bird on the island 1 Which he has brought back here for the [of the world war whose membership is limited exclusivelv to those who mithsontan_collections. : " He also made a large number of|Lald commissions in the Army. Navy hotographs of the living birds and in- 5 ¥ 2 Dt heluded in his® collection are (304 Marine Corp. about 20,000 specimens of Maj. Gen. George many of them richly colored. Much of his land photography was ac- complishe by introducing a bird ba made of rmelon rind which he set - arrangement through a ruling, { which will preclude those teaching in {both the day and night schools for four Years o from taking night school cla this year will be worked sper- intendent Fr: Ballou said yester- lay afternoon following a lengthy con- erence with the teachers and night school principals. The ruling is de- igned to conserve the teachers now in the service and affects about 25 per & §ToR- |cent of the night school teachera. Dr. Ballou was urged to eet the it | ruling aside until Congress passes a new |salary bill. The teachers pointed out | are forced to take extra work n the ght schools in order to mak: livelihood. 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