Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1923, Page 10

'10 * 4 ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923. Ll —_— — —— ——————— P $2.000 a year. despite the work which Imemorial. The fact that John had | Another feature of tlie program |The picture Has many scenes laid in [tional American Ballet School and the TR'BUTE H R they were dcing. Arrangements also ! been “aging In wooa for mary years” [was an advance showing of “The|the Capital and deplets Davy iy singing of the Capital Quartet, und Were heing dlscussed. to appeal for|made himgall the more potent in|Silent Command,” through the cour-| Graceful dances were given Dy theconcertby the Marine Band ended ’ AT cHuRcH SEBV|GE s U 2. special congressional bonus for the appeal. . tesy of the Fox Film Corporation. Desiree Lubvoska of the Na-|the evening’s entertainment. relief of the familles, said to be in A need of asristance. il il A N A R NEED IN 20 YEARS e 5 s suae | FOR BLAST VICTIMG |z siits 2 WHO REMEMBERS "Rt By DICK MANSFIELD gess, director of the bureau, will be v . 5 made public tomorrow. It was learn- Courtesy Washington Times-Herald. ises of Late Chief of ed today that the testimony taken by 3~ I Nation. B the investigating committee attaches . ¢ ; 4 : e i Theoretical Survey Estl.‘ Bl e i) Memorial Service Planned for [ Elime, nelther, o, the smployer, dne at the -time of the explosion nor to mates 30'000 lncrease in In the presence of President and Mrs. Scientists Kl"ed at Bu- the officials in charge. Coolidge and hundreds of people, Rev. A Pupils,-Board-Learns, « [Or, Willam 8 Abeme e e the reau of Standards. JOHN BARLEYCORN GOES Harding's pastor, paid tribute to the 3 T late Executive at special memorial serv- —_— 1 |06 held 4t the Calvary. Baptist Church 3 TO LAST RESTING PLACE Twenty years from now there will | S8 Fal ®n o rning. While the six men injured in the 7 be ' 89,705 children” in .thée’ public “We have often heard it said that | bureau of standards explosion were i 4 Sod" i ohn Barleyc schools of the District., an. {ncrease | It was God Lo t‘hn’:o;j\;es;gfi:s'flzrr‘:; reported improving at the Emer- | gime’ Tate n?'e'{':b:a"r‘&:cz?:l of more than 30,000 above the present | N8 SHOUIG, die, /& 0 esident Hard- | gency Hospital today, arrangements|mony at the National Press Club enrollment; actording-to -a-theoretical | irig -should’ die, but that the end was | were being made at the bureau for |last night, and his “wake” took, the . X , o " 5t 9 form of a “ladies’ night” entertain- survey made by Capt. John E. Wood, :’.’.;’:;’%:."“A‘é.‘:;‘,e?#;‘.‘“" blunders,” de- | memortal: services to commemorate [0l QL ALl B several assistant Engineer Commissioner. o it \bes against him: | the supreme sacrifices of the four|hundred members and guests. e e wae disoussed at & CON- | thome' mere: heartless criticigme, and | men who lost thelr lives when the | = “John Barleycorn,” clfaracterised ference at the District building today | these, among other things. did much to | dynamometer laboratory was wreck-|by a totem pole. is a natural wood : ) 1 oot | hiing. Wbout the end. . These cutting | éd Thursduy afternoon. figure that for many years adorned between Engineer Commissioner o it his Timdly Soul he des| Detalled arrangements have not|the front of one of the northwest and officials of the board of education. | clared. Speaking of the causes of ‘the | yet been completed aa to the date |saloons in Alaska, prior to Volstead The purpose of the conference is to |late President's death. Dr. Abernethy | or the exact naturs of the memorlal |days. When President Harding vis- ation of alsald they the burdens placed upon | Services, but it has ‘been decided |ited this spot on his ill-fated tour lay plans for thé prepar: the Chief Executives by the nations. | definitely to conduct them the figure, weather-beaten and building program. e it e bring our belated offer- | Meanwhile fellow workers of the |ragged, was presented to the news- y Fitty Bulldings. ing of flowers, We must mend our|deceased sclentists have placed “on |paper men of the party to be brought Calls for ¥, “which | Ways.”" he declared. | foot a fund to aid the families of |back io the Capital where the legis. Capt. Wood's conclusions, whic Dr. Abernethy's subject was “War- | those who died in the explosion. lators had endeds its usefulness, and have not yet been studied by the com- | ren Harding: An Appreciation.” He| The sclentists who died got only|to be placed in the Press Club as a . v tion of 'salm missioners or the school board, would | took for his text & por ANl 7ot fitty, saditionsl buidings |$5:19. “T'hive eyuied Cus/ENoRs Lol to house the army of boys aud IS (Aemoria composed by the church which he estimates will be knocking jorganist, \;‘i:x“‘\.nl;:belu;;. J‘:(.).“::ao{nh:;; GOLDEN DAYS on the doors for admission in 1943. ! When the survey, was completed |!ate Eresident, oo dean of Géorge G ld d borderi the roadisid the population of the schools was|Washington University, read a memo- olden-ro rdering € road-side. taken as 50,032° "Sufteacting this|rial at the conclusion of the sermon. . e from the estimatec number in 1943 T»": :_';,'lgwgg' l‘fifsJ‘-’.‘l’.{":?.,.‘,’r’e;;‘{,',:, Leaves turnmg to 9ld m the mellow shows an increase withi nthat .period {18 5" be inscribed .on the church autumn 3umhme. Slices of bl’ d - of 1$1,473 chilgren ecords, and a copy will be sent to ead turn: j H . . One of the most important Cl’"li_ld- > 0, e, D POl SIS | E 1 s contite sat 10 ing to golden t‘oast before the picnic bullding program is to determifne, the pew that was occupied by the late 7 e i mew structures will® be | e Ben e e O fented Brrvices at camp fire. And— sRnSd the church. The tribute of the charac- Growth By Areas. ter and qualities of President Harding To lay a foundation’ for the study|and the entire services were broad- \ of that phase of the task. Capt. Wood | cast by radio. divided the city into areas and con-| Sidered the probable growth of pop-| BOND ISSUE FOR DISTRICT ach area. . & VR e Stone ot wast-| 70 BE TOPIC AT MEETING Mayonn aise clals bellove It is impe:ative that e they look far ahead in selecting o B A el tb -gat/dewir:| Discussion of:d hond™isime for the $ N Iotelocations, but to economize in|District of Columbia, the curtailing TR ready to make the outdoor club sandwich ! the purchase of land. |of the budget and the paving of 7th s Lo . H ‘ SH L NEN e the Wrogram. " alling for ity | diroct will bo the major'part of the golden inside as well as out. ! | ' v bulldings for oth white and|pysiness to be transacted by the Mid- 4 . ¢hould be approved by the,City Citizens' Association at a_meet- ATy GOLD MEDAL CAMP-FIRE SANDWICH { LANSBORGHS foers’ wna “SOHCOT autnore | ing’ o be held at e FranklinSciool 4 S\ Betvveen slices of golden tonst.spread cold.liced wou' mean the erection of | 13th and K streets, tonight at G . o . b n three buildings a year, Y e :hlf:ken."l slice of boiled l\imfiv! chipped beef which is believed to be a compara-| 3 ciation will aleo take up N~ frizzled” for & minute overthe fire, a crisp tively mndes{, plan. 3 calkea |TBLE of improvements for ll:e city leaf or watercress, Gold Medal Mayonnaise. 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