Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1924, Page 3

TEE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 192 B AY S‘I‘A‘I’E S[][:IHY Author Ignored THE MINUTE THAT SEEMS A YEAR. —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS. ", PARK VIEW HELPS PAY :"h;;‘::3.):&“.:;‘:{}‘;";,,.E;t.ag;‘"“é;:}‘.z s R I f e e = and spoke 0i 0 success o e pla- Honored; DELE| d iy o hlaoy atiar ool ure relie . . classes and enables tho school to ac- . PO |NDIGES‘|‘|°N EXPH_SG l GAIN Argenlmmns e 67 A s ffpommonsey (= lasner Snmanee ot ) o Ls Bs the Associated Press. | Association Donates $100 to En. | 1:;5;; ygg'{l‘;fl, Bichiansontompiat=; \\ BUENOS AIRES, February 13.— inci be of inestimable advantage in help- £ The Argentine Athenaeum, histori- able School Principal to Attend tion in the sohools. S ther s { 5 2 2 ing to solve the problem of conges- { Former Vice President Ac- :‘::“T:: :,‘,le:;," ,,;’:;:‘{"u;:e“;u: i Superintendents’ Convention. | Clarence D, Updegrafr spoke ot the | u» 6 BELLANS e Plaza Mayo las : H S [ struggles of George Washington Uni- night in protest against the action | ST WA AaLi the cosonesetian ar Hof water cused of Unauthorized Ex= | 5k Guaymation municipal coun- | The Park View Citizens' Association | the. aysociation in the efforcs being Sure Relief cil, in naming a new street after v last night voted to contribute $100| made to place the university in a pendlture of $1 100. Louls Angel Firpo, the heayv; toward the e ses of Miss Frances | More secure proill:f.fl and to complete .- 2 weight champlon, instead of Vi- AL S. Fairley, principal of Park View | the erection of buildings, cente Lopez, author of the Argen- = : | Miss Eugenia Botkin gave violin ins. nedonars Andnem: ana oo School, in order that she may attend | selection ‘ 25¢ and. 75¢ Packages Everywhers The M: husetts State Soclety | pictorian. I the convention of school superin- | = ~ Iast night d a motion by viva The action of the council was v tendents to be held in Chicago the | nough milk is produced in the United | voce vote expelling its former vicel described as an insult to the mem- 4 |week of ¥ebruary 23. The motion | States in @ year to give each person in faflure *o return approximately $1,100, | the council, together with a copy president of the association. Misk | = TG 1o Bren Deon xpended without| Of Lopez's History of Argentina. Fairley is to read a paper at the con- ments for the tree-planting exercises | F olution adopted by conducted by the society at the Lin- th, asgociation, for the h It;l; ANOT ' imal € assa o 0] g of | le Up—Lar A ¥ coln Menorial last May. - K (uyun meetings, the restoration of the | e m;:)'oK Apprfll 'ely 1’900 Sq' Ft' could nnt be reached todas, \ pidimaf der i i PEARLMAN'S - 209% | Of offce space on one floor ittorney, Henry E. Davis, | Robert L iaycock. asisstant sape Consisting of 9 modern stated the entire matter had be i o ntendent of s, ! 1| ' - . Placed in his hands. “As reported ol P Efl BY ; { mecting ana e o 933 G Only offices with all latest im- S . provements. Will rent to in," said the lawyer, “the of the Massachusetts State So- ! " one tenant. t night was wholly without | k . justification and very arbitrary. !\h:;|$725,000,000 Grant Largest 5 - S Wihat stens watld be tab o mers ot : : & rovealed by Mr Davie Ever in Peacetime—Air —Special Sale of 3200.00 MOl‘lfll Demand for Fuad on Record. Mail Ful'ld Is cut 4 e . S T g Glass - Tableware Morris Cafritz marked by a large attendance. The wminutes of the meeting recorded the | The Treasury-Post Office appropria- :‘:‘::::J% of n\cn(:ll;}rh x:’tm:x‘ehd_nnéx:‘rl{ tion b]m,‘ \\h{lcl\t;‘anles‘!lle s At 15 to 33Y5% Reduction Company’ lnc. ho then was vice president and | fied salarles for the employes of these chairman of the entertainment com- | two departments in Washington, the WHEN THE IMPORTANT LETTER. - 1416 K St. N.W. mittee In charge of the exercises last - speing, to return within thisty du TRr o s enene apomnEs THAT YOUR WIFE GAVE YoU TO 25¢ 30c Main 617 which an auditing co: t- Sur vas ed % € / . had alleged he was mot authors d | House late rday. MAIL A WEEK AGO UNEXPECTEDLY Many light cut sher- Light cut goblets, —_— . ond _} This was the lar peace-time ap- 2 = tall sherbets, et Tending of themin | e vriation BIL evor Betore Coneress 5 CON\ESOPTO TF\(/E LIGHT Wets and small items. i table tumblers, WHEN YOU THINK ommittée, announced | and carried approximately $725.000,- LW, A\ls © McClure Newspaper Syndicate DA i —of Painting, Paperbanging and Decorat- e tas lovexeautiib) ommittee had j 000, It now goes to the Senate, prie- i tankiofs Taglor onted unanimous recommend £ Estimates made on Sequest. X i - as rafted v € se ap- —"—'—....—__—_—’-!' 750 failed to make m“.’m“:f. SR G e I DECLARES CLASSICS EEBMEEEEEEE- $1.00 HARRY W. TAYLOR CO. ced misused funds. Mr. Carpenter | jangership of Representative Ma | Goblets, she s, 1 PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING g G s ME: Carpenter | leadership of Representative Martin $1 Will Open a Savings Account Open_at 8:30 A.M. Dall ioblets, sherbets, ice Table tumblers, tall : e e 2333 18th St. N.W. Tel. Col. 1077 of the recommendation of | B- Madden. Only a few important | teas, table s H ! committee and the |amendments were made by the House. BAsls DF SONG HITs A, e tumblers, sherbets, ice teas, fin- et Tt US| Rurst pettver 3 e The Columbia National Bank R R 3 ' no Adivi: Vi s] One amendment, adop! st | sion was asked. - minute, increased the amount for | i bl Denles Charges. mitite for| Frank H. Kimmel, Gertrude Kenne of rural deli Serve denied all charges flatly. | jce during the coming fiscal year | Capital, ll F S Surplus Included are Broken li F which was reached last |gss,25 500, man and Frances Scherger > treet =Behily re broken lines o brewing In the soclety | * Beosimkie the House had iner, $250,000.00 s T il $250,000.00 i crystal, gold and colored glass a . i . months. A defieit ex 1/000.000 for pay of city letter | Give Lecture Concert. at ited after the tree-planting exerclse le $400,000, and had d { which forty trees were set in the | the amount for transmission of 11 T | - ound, ‘one beins dedicated to the in York city | An interesting lecture-concert was | OS S One Soirep s el (e x 1y $70,000 0r to & total of | given tast might at Masonlc Audi- | during the three- = —to “step out,” as the popular vernacular describes the 0 spending of money for pleasure. And the chap who likes 6 the game rarely steps up. His opportunities vanish with - now his cash, and he gets nowhere. . 1215-1217 F Street ffBe a persistent banker of part of your earnings, and .and 1214' to 1218 G Street VALUES A , , o » —until you have inves T Begin now—Pay day's around, and we're ready to act Howe=8:A5io B0 gated t)his great hom as your “financial secretary.” PR ; o4 s a4 development. The chief chunge in the bill was the | torfum under the pices of the i ination of section allotting § District ¢f Columbia department of the state x Of thelsi.500,000 for maintenance of the New | 1, T'nited Spanish War Veterans by Frank H. Kimmel, Gertrude Henne- . and Frances Scherger, nine cities were tendance. San_ Francisco airplane mail Approximately $1,000 expended, |y rvice. This provision thrown |1 th(; December :umuudl out on a point of ord ng the soclety referred |sentative Cramton, republica 5 s accounts to an auditing commit- {igan, who contended the service wi Mr. Eimmol in'his lecture stresse . which checked up on expendi- (unauthorized by law. 1 the House | the fact that sie musio Is replete meeting that such Items as personal |in an appropriation it led pobular music in many cases ston_and other expendi- sl s bascd on melodies lifted from the . i Effo for Increase, 2 = T 1 = s were regarded as unauthorized. | mpe point raised by Mr. Cramton|$ demonstrated, with the ) Aftair Roaches Climnx. : fort, led by R =] 55 Henneman, fow thes cut short an cffort, led by Represen od. were used with sligh This brought the issue to a head. l.ijves La Guardia, republican, New . sometimes in the beat only, The motion asking for return of |5 ¢ at, Mich $1.100 was passed, and Ellot Wads- York, and Clancy, democrat, Michiga assistant 'secretary of the |to increase the appropriation for al elected to the vice |pjane mail to $3,000,000. Durlng de- Ty, W Yrysidency of the soclety in place of |} io” ar, Claney charged thac the|Have Xo Banana traced the X ~ e etiing Rine it " S to works of Representative Fred W. Ballinger, [Tilroads were secking to “La_Tosca, he Mess) eglde > b * lmppropriations knocked out altogether, Sy eanial {ff;,.‘flghg;;,“{{:,’,,f,;‘:,,‘:.“j‘f‘”;"*’s“’"' 0 the total earricd in the bill,|and two old sonks. “I Dreamt I| f ative Henry R: | Of the fotal tarfied, [ ofies De-|Dwelt in Marble Halls” and Rathbone of lllinofs, who delivered elly Hom addre g = and $118,000,000 for the &n address on “Lincoln.” ‘Lincoln day Included 'in the Treasurs | Following the lecture, Miss Scher: Open until 5 PM. Tomorrow and Friday : 14th Street Terrace . THE INTOWN Our Savings 3% Compound \ i SUBURB and became “beat seller: Dept. Pays Interest At 14th and Ingraham Sts. N.W. exercises following were featured by [——lele——olo]=[c|—=[0]c——=]5] (Over 200 Horaes Alreidy Said) 8! 5 g allotment is $10,629,770 for prohibi- | ger sang, e ————————————————————————————————————————————————————— e \ other addresses. Dancing was the 2 Spring. Slonae et [lh\n enforcement, $10,652000 for the @uce pross J Tts location is most tures and reported to the January {was without pow grant it funds { With beautiful melodies and that so- fi you'll amount to something some day. —_—— : JoAor "“_ onp_and, ‘ vnt (Curzan). er convenignt to ALL mem- DECLARES FOR COOLIDGE. o 2/5Feral, of e bt cicar;d the weas |tone s clear and her incérorétations bers of a family. Here S bill, which will be.taken up Thurs m:!h«“fl:m:gmnnq;:’l(n);a 2 group ?fl you get_ in addition an Colorado G. O. P. Committee In- = ¢ Sh pp \unor":‘imr'-’;n'anlnnrnu Tare UNUSUAL HOME, all dorses Him for Nomination. HOTEL MANAGER QUITS. 2 ). ol woE I HE the advantages of subur- President Coolidge was emhusm-l (De Bussy) and “Mareh Wind" (Mae- | ou a Melachrino ban life with all the com- call o . Tompkins Resigns From | Dowell). = Miss Henneman is an ac- . . : s of the city. And Oofbraan raanlisan . mate eeatal g U £ hed. _pinnk i plays with An exclusively residential section of detached homes. lf)g;:oi a\llt tehe ;;ices are committee, according to a telegram the Hollenden, Cleveland. . haique and e i] Containing seven million feet of forest-covered land, with six ohls S e A e | == TVGTk ‘toduy, Ty of the Inferlor | cLEVELAND, Ohlo, February 12— — || wiles of improved streets. Includes what remains of ! . with you the best that ommittee passed resolutions | Roscoe J. Tompkins, well kilown among Terublican State convention, | Cayellng men In the United Stutcs, b | SRy ell N afelle kY | The Triangle of Increasing Values good taste can select. 312,000 held at Colorado Springs on March 11, ud the entire delegation from Colo- [f‘{fitgl‘gf“‘ R Wb u gl indicate a need of between Connecticut Ave., Massachusetts Ave. and Woodley ¢ M 5 P do_to -the national conventlon at| gy S. M. Bullwinkle, it is under- SCOTT S Road (Cathedral Ave.) Over five million feet of land sold. 0 o4, meens! rvenien ot | S an : e 18,500 sident Coolidice | Before coming. to. this city 10 take E < Over 150 homes from $15,000 to $200,000 built and under con- ORIGINAL S18, The Colorado state central commit-{oparge of the Hollenden last June, MULS'ON struction. Actual improvements and home values exceed - e s composed of publican | < hat hobteiry e lien oub by P P R I M A SOl Lo Duild resistance $5,450,000. Wooded villa sites. lots and central and side hall Easy Terms . ate’s six- | cago, Mr. Tompkins had been assoc homes, with lots from 50 to 115 feet front—Park Office, 32d 2 i~ Why Pay More? f i s i ston i . )y ) a) ore ; S manager of the Blackstono Hotel | | You first realize what | || and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley Road). . y Yay ccutive committee of the Cleveland Scott’s ) . > ' 70 1NsSPECT WILL GIVE BONUS. i it Sl | doqet’s Emaleion | | Middaugh & Shannon, Inc. Qe | (LI G - - lican national. convention to Cleveland. - e in Washingtom) to ‘Western Union to Distribute Ex- Ewtablished 1899 i . Bitaatvnd ‘hrough Colorado. Ave- 4 nue, cess Earnings Friday. MEXICANS GET RIFLES m":“:’ &:fi&‘f’{_fl Riggs-Semmes Bldg.—Dupont Circle—Potomac 2200 L Febrary” 13_pm Member Washington Real Estate Board. . D 2 IS mm estern Unlon Tele- = - /’ H \ v will benefit by a dis. | 5,000 Pieces Delivered by U. S. to oy Soungs doring Obregon at Fort Bliss. °-| BAGLE PASS, Tex, February 13.— per cent of one month's | pive thousand Enfleld rifles from Fort . while messenger boys who | Bijss were delivered to representatives : Jave heen \k’!lh the company the re-!of the Mexlcan government here ye: wulred lengtih of time will receive | ferday. $11.50 h. 3 I The ifles were shipped immediately to_the interior. s o we| FLAT TIRE?2 of tw (2% /ai hln been declared on llle (nrvf»r\‘od !mck of the Wash- ington R: nd ic Company wunm. June 1, 1924, Al hulll(-rs of certific es of I profereet stook "ot "recora “on th i LEETH BROTHERS Realtors Owners and Builders 2323881222222 388822322121 fimunnlmummlnlmmunumflnnnnmmmwnnmnnmnunmmnunmnnmnmmummmlmmflnflE = A City Home of Beauty || where and Distinction you going? Towards Success or away from it. Much depends on the course you steer. Month by Month you can own a Home or Month by Month you buy Another Man's Property as a RENTER. Think, Investigate, make the start. Go See These LT D of Febru the time Gends thereon 0 { 57y, shnil receive on March 1, 1924, one hate of #aid_semi-anoual dividend. ~ A dfvidend of e and one-fourth per cent (14%) on the Cimmon stock of the Washington Railway and tric Compauy has been declared ch 1, 192 com: A ¥ of the preforred and_common Atock of this NS fioibg J'J.!.l e e of Bobrsy, Sas3, o GOOD milk is the great protector against malnutrition. It is o O e ; Nature’s most perfect food, and the best growth food. It is childhood’s necessity. You do not feed children just to allay today’s hunger, you are either helping or hindering their future health. Bm.ld carefully; build correctly; build well. Buxld theu- little bodies. with our— )OMS PAPERED WIIH BEST 0AT”EAX. s nd ) o A HE : d g ormoniliea. ot embossed, Taver, 38 to : ° ° Jinstering.. Columbin 23: e S HINKING ATOUT BUILDING nsflzlk;nm:lm . a s * bullding your garage, remodel Tooams of stofes. _ Phone Tnc. 1414 * 130 Titone from & '"":" ! Pilsationia m'm_ I Are You Interested OUR HOLS’{EIN ?IURSERY M]].K—-igr I‘ljur_s[‘_xfigoBabies. Pro- NSFER_AND _STORAGE C n 2 duced on the farm' of an eminent surgeon, Dr. J. MAS KEL- d social residential fose tothe ..,.fi,‘;;d”%:’:n?'f{l“m“fi'i L "“." in Used Autos? LEY, with the utmost attention to cleanlix'xcss, nutritive balance and e b eu‘;“tahlgeggg:adcldosgro%e:;cy. The fi'fir'_' lElTH JOHNBON, ” . o brick residence of colonial design, contains eighteen rooms and BoN. 1R Ejastuy. | e Qur Printing Either way—as a buyer uniformity. f(:lllcr baths, with latest modern conveniences. Open fireplaces of one; or with one for : are an added attraction. Northern, Southern, Eastern and HOMES ot *eton ot msted ] sale? You'll find The OUR GRADE A RAW MILK—for Children and Invalids. A su- Wt expnuyes are Sdvantages o he somideréd. The ground I inriisy T Classifi elevate s givin inence to i The National Capital Prm Star ed columns perior Guernsey milk of exceptionally high butterfat content and O e ot which 1 bt comtr] o o e Hsk1os i Ediseational Centér 12101213 D 6t N.W. a great help. If you'll trim hly recommended growing childr it. and from street to_ street. The lawn to the rear is 'T'o Simpllf}' Your . go into the important o et Hggolz < for g C ildren. Health ptrola)‘:bl n:‘:: n{osnz beautiful in the city, due to the magnificent Price, %,100 points in detail, you'll Dept. Rating, 99.06. trees, t the graceful rose arbors and many flowering shrubs. A Pl'OblfimS striking featuge of this property is that it embodies the concep- Very Easy Terms ADAMS PRINTING attract _the attention For Dependable Delivery Service, Just Telephone—WEST 183 tion of a bit of country in the city. uss o Y nx?}:d&,%s R‘l.)r NO’ Smnrnl PRICED specifically of those you To a person who has discriminating judgment in the selec- =) ';:PECT - £ 2 813 ua o want to reach. 3 tion' of a home, ‘?IS Eflamcul:r property shfouldhmall(: a stro ne A et Rm Rgpatri Ing | appeal. A sense of pride in the owners :p of such a home woul Strest and f Pracucally every- PP 36th Our expert roofers are always available. body in Washington not be unnatural. Price reduced to $135,000. Just give us a ring. reads Star Classified Inspection only by appointment through_ the office of— Ads—and that’s be- & take P 35th cause The Star prints e, o N MORE of them every = ° walk west to 36th Btreet. Exclusive Broker day than all the other papers here com- 1641 Connectict Ave. 3302 Furm-:l. Se. NW. N.W Realtors Stasd 20 Park View Market 1624 H Street N.W. Ouiers and Builders - \ I uumC‘ HIHHHHI RTINS i -I!ll||!l|l"lmflfllh "mmmm