Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1924, Page 21

MYSTERY CAKE It's made to bo tasted, not to be described, It's A Secret $1.20 Delivered Phone Clement The Madrillon #rank. 8330 3 1304 G St A Position — or Some One to Fill It —Both can be easily and quickly supplied through a Star Classified Ad. Washingtonians look to The Star Classified Columns for positions when they are seeking work—or some one to fill a vacancy when one exists. “Around the Corner” a Star Branch Office BILL SEEKS WIDER U. S.RADIO POWERS Representative White of Maine In- troduces Measure Like Previous One. ASKS ADVISORY BODY { No Licensing or Control of Receiv- ing Sets Provided. Broad powers of regulation and | control over radlo transmitting sta- tions, with a view to reducing inter- ference and developing “an orderly system of communlication,” would be giver the Secretary of Commerce un- der the terms of a bill introduced in the Hlouse today by Representative Wallace White of Matne. The first three sections of the bill follow closely the same sections of the measure introduced by Repre- sentative White In the last Congress and are in substance a redraft of the first three sections of the 1912 law. The bill fixes a time for which a lcense muy be granted, and provides for un advisory committee of fifteen members, to whom the Secretury of Commerce may refer for examination and report problems arising in radio. It ddes not require licenses for re- celving sets mor does it attempt to exercise control over them. Wave Lengths and Power. Representative White's bill does not | deal fn terms with transmitting ama- teurs, except that the limitation upon wave lengihs and power which can be used by amateurs carried In the 1912 act 15 eliminated. Under his general power to allo- cate wave lengths the Secretary of Commerce, freed from the limitation of the 1312 act. may assign to ama- teurs such wave lengths us the im- portance of their work may make advisable The situation developed by the re- port of the Federal Trade Commis. sion, made to Congress in response to a resolution introduced in the last sessfon by Repre V1 in vario: he Secretary of Commerce is di- rected to refuse a license to any ap- THE DAMAGE TO LEVIATHAN IS FOUND SERIOUS Examination in Dry Dock Shows Injuries to Hull on Mud Bank. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, February 28.—The steamer Leviathan was found today to have suffered serious damage from running aground last September in New York harbor. When the water was drained away fro mthe hull in the dry dock it was apparent that she had fared worse than had been supposed. The steamer's plates were twisted and torn over an area of about 220 feet long and 10 feet wide. In four or five places the hull was plerced through and a groove a foot deep had 1 been cut for ten feet along one side of the keel. No official estimate was forthcom- ing as to the probable cost of repairs. PRISONER’S INJURIES | RESULT IN HIS DEATH Edward Davis, Colored, Said to Have Fallen in Running From Policeman. Edward Davis, colored, 1626 G5th strect northwest, dled last night at Gallinger Hospital from injuries re- celved when he tried to escape after having been found with money and clgarettes In a store on 6th street at 3 o'clock Monday morning. Davis, it is stated, jumped from a window and ran when Policeman C. L. Gibbon of No. 2 precinct discovered him in the store. After running a short distance he fell and hurt himself, but not enough to prevent him from putting up a fight when the policeman came up with him. How Gibbon dealt with his prisoner was not made clear today, but following his capture the man - | was charged with burglary and taken to Gallinger Hospital, where he died last night. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CITY SLATE NAMED FOR MOCK ELECTION Penguin Club Will Vote Council of Nine for Washington. on Candidates for membership in a proposed councll of ninc as the gov- erning body for the city of Wash- ington, “under & new charter of gov- ernment,” to {llustrate the practical working of the proportional repre- sentation system of elections, ‘will be chosen at & mock election to bo held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Penguin Club. The following have been nominated to be used in the mock election for membership in the proposed councii: They are: Charles J. Bell, ba Henry Lansburgh, merchant; F. Post, progressive writer; Jackson Ralston, liberal lawyer; Clara Sears Taylor, secretary of Rent Commis- slon; Dr. Kelly Miller of Howard University and L. M. Hershaw, to represent the colored people of the District; Allice Paul, National Woman's 'Party; Edward Keating, manager of Labor, for the interests of labor organizations; Charles E. Russell, sociallst; Rabbi Simon, as a conservative leader of his own people; Grace Abbott of the children’s bureau; Gen. Anton Ste- phan, former head of Merchants and Manufacturers’ Assoclation; Julius Peyser, member of the board of ed- ucation; Harry Wardman, member of the real estate board. The plan of proportional repre- sentation will be conducted by George Hallett, Jr., assistant secretary of the National Proportional Representation League, who 15 to speak on “The Cap- ture of Cleveland for Proportional Representation” at the recent elec- tion in that city for a new charter. This is one of the forum lectures un- der the auspices of the League for Industrial Democracy. The public is invited. Electric Wiring Any &Room House Wired for $60.00 Incloding Bath, Halls and Basement. C., SMITH’S NAME IS PLACED ON BALLOT IN ILLINOIS Petition Filed With Secretary of State for Entrance Into Pri- mary Contains 5,000. 8y the A ed Press SPRINGFIELD, 111, February 38— Gov. Alfred Smith of New York en- tered the Illinois primaries toda; when his petition as candidate for the democratic presidential nomina- tlon was filed with the secretary of state by Raymond T. O'Keefe of Chi- cago. The petition contained 5,000 names. leader of the [ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924. RECEIVES AIR TROPHY. New Accepts Award for Postal Flyers. Postmaster General New this after- noon officlally received from the hands of Col. F. Lahm, Porter Adams and Dr. G. W. Lewis of New York the Collfer trophy, which was awarded to the alr mall service for the sccond successive year for the most notable advance in aviation. The award this year was based on the successful five-day_test last Au- gust, when air mail fiyers spanned the continent twice daily, 1,000 miles of the flight being at night over a ilghted pathway. WOULD GIVE BRITISH WOMEN EQUAL VOTE Bill, Due to Comse Up in Commons Tomorrow, Pmi:ms Change in Franchise Age. By the Asgoclated Presa, LONDON, February 28.—Discussion has been set for tognorrow of the pri- vate members’ bill introduced by W. M. Adamson, laborite, giving all wom- en the same political status as men by granting them the franchise at the age of twenty-one Instead of thirty, as now. The conse: several motic One by the mands a cc fore a decls) Ask City Manager Vot A proposals to Skohgor pian o majority in Tucsd, cording to con Cured His Rupture | trigk severs] sesrs ago. Doctors suid my ouly hope plicant who, in his judgment, {s un- lawfully monopolizing, or seeking to monopolize, radio communication, either through ' the manufacture or sale of radlo apparatus. through exclusive traflic arrangements or by | other means. i s DISAPPOINTED ACTRESS ENDS LIFE WITH POISON Vallie Martin, Cousin of Belasco, Dead After Drinking Shoe Polish. By te Associated Press. NEW YORK, February 28.—Aiss Vallie Belasco Martin, an actress and short-story writer, formerly of Se- attle, took polson and died in the Riverside Drive apartment of her mother today. She left a note say- ing her act was due to her Inability to obtain a stage engagement or dis- e of any of her stories. S| | pletely o | the rupture ha |1 am doing har There wae o op | trouble. 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