Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 32

PHYSICAL CULTUR CAqtva Progham to Celebrate Opening of Newly- 2kb Paved Thoroughfare. Kramer Tells Citizens Healthy =4 it Members of the Rhode Island Ave- Bodies . Essential for nye Citizens' Association today are School Children. | completing arrangements for a pa- | rade and carnival to be held tonight |on Rhode lsland avenue northeast to A course in physical as well as |Celebrate opening of the first through ; 5 . {paved thoroughfare east to the Dis- tion was advocated as | mSHA S donion O reas | trict line. An eluborate automobile | | | i an essential In schools In an address 7 5 a by Stephen E. Kramer, principal of Parade will bo held ‘east on Rhode e Contral High Sehool at « mecc. |1sland avenue and members of the She S 3 "neighboring citizens’ assoclations e Cirdlel Oltindin Aw Tng lof ‘the lowa) Clele]UILISEA' #¥° Jj g iiean sigkan’ th ‘Yol dn iia oares sociation In the Northminster Pres-|"ave b byterian Church last night. z 2 i b f t Chilaren should not be graduated| 4 Short business meeting of the E assoclation, at which all three of the from a high school without passing |pjgtrict Commissioners are expected a good physical examination, assert- :;. be present, @ill be held at 92“' g M o ramds: 3 Sherwood Presbyterian Church, 22d = A Eamer street and Rhode Island avenue Shortage of Teachers. northeast, at 8:30 o'clock. Rhode Mr. Kramer said there is a greater ! Island avenue between 20th and 22d Fiiiate ot itable teachers in|Streets will be closed to trafic for mporiage. SO SBUie the carnival and dancing will follow Washington than in any other city|the business meeting and parade. of its kind. He referred to the low 'll‘hv bl\('lafi- u',j'd ;vlll Drechedv the salaries received by the teachers here (SUOMODIC “parade _from '12th street and said that even with a large in-iat 7:30 o'clock. Prizes will be pre- crease the positions would still be|sented for the best decorated automo- ones of sacrifice financially. Wash- | biles in the parade. Ington spends 25 per cent of ts total expenditures for schools as compare with 33 per cent spent by many other| BENEFIT OF ARMY: BAND cities, he said. ® A resolution was passed to request e conditioning of: the triangle at 11t A el \,Prm:nlbm,“‘]‘mlPlnn! Made for Dance at Arcade 50 as to fit it as a park. Benches da: % and walks were asked for. It also Fridny Evaning was resolved to request a device| Final plans have been perfected known as a “street tulru-" ;ulma(rlk for the first benefit dance of the the point of intersection o ode 5 . ey S inhs aa Totn Shfect: Army Band, according to Lieut. P. S e W. Lewis, commanding offieer of the The association also voted to ask | The gance will be held Friday eve- that a policeman be assigned to helb | ning, November 2, at the Arcade. Franklin School children across the | This' Wil] be the first time that the street at the intersection of 13th and | civilian populace of Washington will K streets. x have had the opportunity to see, hear The recent action of the Public|yng dance to the music supplied at Utilities Commission in approving | military danccs, the sale of three street car tokens | Th. orchestra of the Army Band, for 20 cents, at car barns only, Was|which will furnish the dance music declared to_be an, “absurdity” and to | follewing the. bend mencert s o paie defeat the purpose for which the sale | {han two years old. Within that had been demanded by the variousjchort time it has earned a reputa- fons. tion throughout the service that is M. mitt. president of the as- | (he envy of leading dance orchestras. cociation, presided The management of the Arcade has co-operated with Lieut. Lewis in ar- ranging the ballroom. Marriage Licenses. ard_Pearl Watsm, A Mary G. Harris. loway and Catherise L. Cook- | = se. 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Franklin 9195 Franklin 9876 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS UNTIL 1 0'CLOCK IVENING STAR, ' WASHINGTON, -D. -C., WEDNESDAY, - OCTOBER -3 MUTT ANDT JEFF—Now Jeff’ll Have to Hide His Wallet in His Shoe. 20 G om By BUD FISHER. T'M AFRAID To HIDE TLL LeAvE 1T YES, 1T w, - MY WALLET UNDER MY WITH THE MGHT Some 5‘::., CLerk! PILLOW =~ SOMEBODY white i & Some MIGHT STEAL 1T & LASTED, AND - H| service, WHILE I'M ASieeP! " ¥ PLéASE" THIS HOTEL 1S HousSING SOME TOUGH LOOKING BIRDS! YES, SIR, WHAT CAN I DO FOR Il 1 1 California, give A selling taxable articles is affected by | proper execution and the nece SENATORS PUT OFF | (.t sven e boneny e | QAL EG TAX LAXITY [siesies [ Rctlon is ot taken within s b | bers have indicated a desire to develop In many instances the returns are ©f ten days a penalty of 25 per cent | | that subject stil) further before a report | * accompanied , by unsigned checks. | Will be imposed if the corrected re- Oll LEASE IN U'RY\ % miado to'ihe Benute. DUE FOR PENALTIES Where a properiy signed check is not | LUrn. when received, is delinquent. ey RO ARG | received prior to the expiration of turns covering the transaction of XA | BURGLAR GETS $30. T ity of 5 per cent will be imposed. |t H | = alty of 5 per cent will be imposed. |18 Absence of Committee Members Checks Must Be Signed and Re-| Sales tax returns sworn to by the | last day of each month. | s name of a company or firm will not be | - Cause of Indefinite Post- | Breaks in Residence and Store on turns Sworn Properly, |acceptea. The oath must e manel o e GastomeER 1o sneai e Massachusetts Avenue. i jshould follow his name by | Britain as being over-populated, as a ponement. Blair Announces. A Dirsian psciiben e scriptive a 3 matter of fact the population of the rglar, des as a tall col- artner, g . When a|whole world could be placed in the ored man, visited the store apd home | L ed for fail- |Feturn received within the legal pe- |smallest English county with room of Mre. Dinab Bernstein, 603 Massa-, Penalties will be impos: riod is returned to a taxpayer for to spa . chusetts averue, Hghting jets in | UTe Proverly to report and pay sales the store®and upper M“"“'w" while | t#%es, it was announced u;aay by searching for cash-early today. He|COmmissioner of Internal Revenue took $30 from a dresser drawer in | Bl ry mercantile business Ject would be adfourned ihdefinitely on he room of Miss Anna Bernstein, Friday because of out-of-town engage- | e R there was n y - ments of committec members. intgr i e seoree -0 " ™| | RUCKER & RUCKER Additional hearings may be held later, | Mro. Bernstein and her three 3 4 e bowever, as the Investigation has|daughters, who live alone at the ad. Wall Papering and Painting. broadened considerably in scope since it . heard footsteps High quality work, but not originally began in response to a Senate out £ o'clock this morning. 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