Evening Star Newspaper, January 30, 1924, Page 17

: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30_}924. In The Star’s “Best News Su;ry” Contest ( ¢ 4 — THEN WE SOmMPS INTo FLO's CAR or Owners Since Drive Be- Columbia Junior School Stu-| | i gy g RTINS, ICol. Jones Alleges Attempts By Elma McDowell Moore, ! —_ f ; i i SCoTCH AN | SAYS To MoLL LE'S oo dent Awarded First Prize Il Aged17 Years, Columbia Junior High School. Home || ALt GO OVER To PUKE'S FLACE MANY COMPLY WITH 0RDERS| to Discredit Present | Add 15 35th S vest. An' SEE WHAT's DO, ~ we i e Eation: for News Story. i ress, 1615 35th Street Northwes A 05 e Dl ek i e o b Yl SHOTS OF ABSINTHE An' JUST CHECK FOR $20 SENT HER The best news story of the week is the final [ THEM MAUDE AN KITTY Blows ditions Are Bet_te{ed {FILES COPY OF REPORT { chapter of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving In WITH A COUPLA BOOTLEGGERS - ! | - Scandal, which appeared on page 1 of The Evening | ‘ AN WE ALL GOE S Down To TH' Rhe Noldl A onarimen (I Sna tint ST Sccond Best Essay Will Be An- | Star for January 26. - ORAMGEBLOSSOM CAFE AN DANCE | £ 4 ond des, of Ats Srive: T s "IMemorandum Filed by Capt. Bas- conditions in the alleys of Washing: nounced Tomorrow. | On the 31st day of March, 1922, occurred some- TiLL Si%X Gt —I.—Hg: \:-ec'g:is / £ ton by serving 150 liionsl inodl | SettiotiNavy Hydrographic S thing unparalleled in history. The director of the BREAKFAST AN e i 3 } - /ith 212 blue slips ser yester- Office. Elna McDowell Moore, a pupil | || bureau of printing and engraving and twenty-eight TiLe NMoown g s BT of the Columbia Junior subordinate officials were publicly disgraced by be- 3 oF tho hesiill oz aistlons Tor tho two e e Toulie Pl ing removed from the bureau with no more definite A i days stands at 393 e it was reason given for dismissal than that it was “for the | Inspectors reported to Health Offi-| were made y by C ice.” | cer Fowler today that many of the Jjone ector, before the joint co: good of the service. / 4 7 alley dwellers are making the dust|gzressional committee holding hearings 2 This‘pmved a tragic episode, reinstatement and ; i, < r‘?;”nl:“:m-:lrmnzk ‘:r':;:!s lnl ,",'.:f\.,,f ..,-.x::’:ilv;:."; i of the govern- who is confined to her exoneration coming too late for two of the persons | ity S e with the complinfnts | concerned. | 5\ - ‘ f Tiw inspectors will spend the next|a mimeographed copy of a o - s g o . few days making additional tou dum for the Secretar of t which won Lor M1 To the people of Washington the complete after which they will hegin to Te- aated Octoher 15 itedt v R”\"‘::’",,L,’fr“:': ::':r:":: clearing up of this mystery and the punishment of Haasm A\ LAY ] SiES el plicolwinose. agtioey. VS H o) B mn the bureau of engraving and printing the man who caused it is surely the most interesting 2 ; 10 ~ | i [ wrol conditions have been | sraphic offic | which appeared on the first | story the week has told. A H } 2 . e ement CoL of The Star January 26. Miss | s N : L Honne oxi inted in quantiti 5 severt onn e I think the summing up of the affair at the i i o — \ / N A / W ’ alle He s e on . lives at 1615 35th o | bureau is of more public concern in the locality of iRz , Yl % : Lt % urgl s i SRR S icou s School Washington than any other recent news story. The Eh > “ip AR i |« 4 p v 3 —_— "“"""7:' :" She fact that so many citizens are under civil service | ¢ = 5 / % . : pre A i Al formed that one themselves leads to unusual interest in the abrupt office. from the i had captured the prize i omori Cot e e : Z s A 2 i the Departr i e ignoring of the civil service law. 2 v rochial schools in th by Miss beal, 13 one of her most = S = = = - " g | o it pupils 2 , % Z | | s (i witner “of the second vrize - NN 1 | Convention at First Congregational v published. The third would be glad to attend the banquet 4 Y - | 3 will be announced | and would business pre- 3 777/ | Church Today Hears Re- 1d the fourth prize winner vented. 1 B n was headed 4 - p Ao . 7 by William Tyl president of 7 e > s ports of Officers. s submitted by the contest- the association, in it were = == e the first contest week Senators Mc, nois win p will not Greene of e an’s Christian Temperance L urned unless called for by the tives M f a anc == > | Union of the District of Columbia is Charges o 3 s, They will be held for s { Smith of Tdu Z Z » St holes: and improper The ~Star's library on the | There is considerable Coolidgo sen- j convention &ty v i . Col seventh floor of The Star bullding. timent in Virginia, accordir Sl 2 A b , ‘ egational Church, 16th !7! Second Contest Essays Henry Anderson of Richmond, repub- IN LOVE WITH A FA 5 A number of es: v lican lidate for governor in i 0 DISILLUSIONE T e . toda who was er at the White House MOVIE QUEEM AN ¢ e s TAMD ——— hoentire mutiene Sound Keynote of Cam- | st an ar o thel | WITNESS S s this Bagutios enter in the o 3 personal product of the : i v or e e it s | paign, Observers Believe. is obvious to the j s tha an — 3 y shows more advanced educ h was followed to the flag. Jason Noble Pierce, pastor of SPOREHE betore £ ST e T et ithe church, welcomed the deleg: tion than a child between the ages brought befo It es | & year 2 R S T, e e e s B0 TSRS |16 T0 BE GRADUATED | MASONIC CLUBS TO MEET. [REED ABSENT, BOK |1 i, i st bl e ilies of the emploves of the!x York when it gath February i The following o their re-| introduced artment of The Star ar to celebrate the anniversary of | Sriem o tre meries Te el i IN WESTERN CLASS | Officers to Be Installed at Gather- | PROBE CONTINUED | vores: dirs. . st vottock, correspona- ar George w. . | e test | the birth of Lincoln, he will make | ) ing Tonight. ! Allison, lhrllurg -J Bt ion among the | his first genuinely Al speech . L. 4 e | Brig. Ge president| A | treasurer; 3 contesta during the first contest|eimce beco : at. It is the ! by . Pt s Blisald o) (08 : . | tor; Mrs. Edna Taylor, of weck. essavs ubmitted | Sice becoming ! L . . again ais- | Diplomas to Be Awarded Tomor- {f the advisory board of the District| Miss Lape Questions Authority of | ‘2" * ¢ A DY Btadents o Conteil, 3 &3 impression of s Execu- | | National League of Masonic Cl { the S el e k. Watson, wh t row to Midyear Graduates | Yilonie “clubs tonient at s Serock, | Committee to Delve Into - ctor, secretary Thomas W im recently 1 he wil a this p e cuth at the City Club, . s oceasion to s the k s ot 5 by E. C. Graham. “Rt. Rev. Jame e Jury’s Methods. Lis campaign the republican | prohibition commissioner of | i . > ; nomination for President The mid- = (g Chiss ot B . % s a of the absence of Senator |m Many to Try Agnin. Senator Wadsworth of New York P ,r" nild-year graguating = = 7 = = H s of rn gh Sch enta ¢ Treadway of Reed, d.r' 100 suari, th ien: . Althoush conditions In the schioots | o memher of this etam, ana who 1| JOSEPH HOWARD DIES. g meriaes o gt e svignl scral | Wil e the principal Speak- | cammistee | g | veek somewhat unsettled, lto follow the President on e N V. World), P'ress Pub. Co. ok, superin Obse commencements, 2 3 aditorium musical program will be present- v m school officials indicate [ Speakers program. called at thel puperal to Be Held Friday—Was morrow morning ck. The by the Washington Quartet, fol 4 : Al R e D. C 2 . ent oration will be delivered | lowed by dancing. on th | tain details incident to » . C. Native. | 1 y y wi & 'S S 3 ¢ of the oldes ! Hatixe liam Mather Lewis, president of | == cond | s ard, sevents-five years | George Washington University. ot cie by nder | @ f Tt : J . ‘nee. 1341 Mon. | Ernest Greenwood, vice president of |, PLANE FIT FOR FLIGHT. committee to delve into g 2 : b the board of education will preside. I e by which the winning pi vocation will be Ly Rev. James L.| Curtiss Machine Found Sntlsfnc-\stl"\"?\l- i S ! fcLain, pastor of the United Methodist = son of Ohio, o'cloc cLain, pasto he Un A s ven: . T he Caolidne i e i scopal Church. Diplomas will be tory for Bolax Adven(ure | Missed a Lot. s anag e’y an will officlate. Rurial | Episcopul & iDipjomas MITCHEL FIELD, N. Y., January 30. | : convention campaign, ~was closets punt Olivet cemeter: presented by Edwin C. Graham, mem- | MITCHE g 2 | Prom London Tit-Bits, o ber of the school board |r=Tlhe Cuttiss Alijiaus €82 hasibecs ver completed his education, i o ; 7 officially passed as fit to accompany | = { 4 i - | the Shenandoah In its proposed north | “No: he died a bachelor.” | “Senator Reed, of Pennsy call- | ; ’ : ; been arranged by the graguation |B° o i by fed on President Cooll v rels r da 3 committee consisting of selections by | Polar fiight. The test ¥ o to ¢ sever 3 ; | | Sommander Charles Mason of Ly . e Nk 2 { |the school orchestra under the direc- [ Ldeut. Comma | HARDING "UND GROWS. Contributions for Day Range From Dime to $150. { 10 cents from Joe | wecks ago by him and i ired from business He ix survived by N byl An elaborate musical program has ¥ S1 ion of Miss Lucy Lynch, vocal selec- | the Nav 1 enntor Pepper, to promote Henry F.| Smitn, s olty. Eie fs alsojtion % i ! gium, to head the cmbassy at Rome, v « ‘ to succeed Richard Washburn Child, SUESWA(&(EOUN'”NG' ‘:wm‘:m)\; w who has resign Fifteen Get Diplomas. $150 Morton H American nister to Eey . eived to- e 1 ! It is understood that this transfer| orsuch McLain, jr.; Salustiano | Fletcher is looked 1 Benetez Santella, Charles Fox Urqu- ) 3 ; Dissolution of Partnership Asked he gradus are: Boys—Frank hart and James Henry Webb. Ohio, continued that William DSy Lo " |Howard Armstrong, Robert Fournier| Girls—Evelyn Baum, Eleanor Hen- youncement, was the , ¢ of state, is bel by William L. Morrison. Devener, John Wingfield Jackson, | rietta Furr, Julla Royall Harnsberger, Frresident Harding's ! [ sidered for appointment to B i coq |Ashley Lodis Hawken. James Gross|Anne Wallace Turner and Elizabeth forward a group subser it Mr. Fletcher goes to Rome the Distriet Sy today asked | JEREY Tonn Swope MekKen: Ji Aniis Whluee on rey was contributed b thy, Distr ans of Warren. Other’ contri < i , | E0ive 2 parth ons today w si11 a _Conn., and | oMy Voters' Associat i 2 i Flios o ot | the District of Columbia to partic h | 2 (dSWOTth. | pate in the Lincoln day banquet F Pathologica be given by that organization Feb-|{at Freedmen's Hospital and in re- pairing the customhouse and post = ntribut it the headqua than 69,000 men and women [which prevents completion of the temporarily resi i Washington ! work in hrnd. Attorneys William = - it et vez pay | wiio avajentitief daivote © o F Heorm WhILerant SR Bloces appeas | € ST . 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