Evening Star Newspaper, April 29, 1924, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1924. OPPOSE MORE POWER | BRIDGE REPAIRS ASKED. |GARDEN ASSOCIATION |spinc'yea oneueiet durine o) EEARG SHIPMENT MEN NEARLY WRECK [.uto: sioicn i the tast six sears in FOR COMMISSIONERS Mid-City Citizens Believe Impor- tant Offices Should Be Filled by the President. VACANT SCHOOL REPORTED Association Eulogizes Judge Mat- tingly for Eminent Qualifications. |! Appoin missioners of by the District Com-| the of the Police | and Municipal court. the recorder | of deeds of this city proposed in | the bill designed to extend the powers | of the Commissioners, does not meet | with th the Mid-City Citizens’ ciation. Follow a rather thorough dis- cussion of this proposed legislation meeting last School, 12th | the association went avoring the proposed scetion granting power to make ju approval of at its reg night fir and L s on record lar monthly the Thon of the oners jon to this d by the States, as is During tne was plainly t appointment fucation the asx unanin favored by ership. Vacant School Ieported. called that the ago added six School at ained empty | school Randle Highlands Citizens Say Penna. Avenue Structure Faulty. planks on the t ring the Randle ation was safl Highlands told last by A. V. the struetyr Citizens' night. This report was made S Barker, who said he was presenting it on behalf of a citizen of the com- munity who was an expert in con- struction work, who did not wish name to be known. Vibration of t planks, it aid, had already caus- ains of the Wash- Representative land was end . an amendment In_the District bill providing $25.000 for repairing und replanking the bridge A resolution submitted by committee petitioning n to equip the Ran- the board of educa dle Highlan: electric 1ig adopted, was unanimously is caus- | the | d Orr schools with | PLANS REORGANIZING Need Felt for Greater Co-Ordina- tion Among Present 4,400 Members. |COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED | Delegates Take Automobile Tour About Capital. A complete reorganization of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association was decided upon at a | meeting of the organization at the Hotel Washington last night. Ap- proximately 200 members of the as- sociation are holding their annual iference and spring meeting here. Fe & @4 need for measures tend- | ing to greater activity and co-ordina- | Family Becomes Disgusted With Throngs Staring at Girl Slayer's Body. By the Associated Pross night were called to drive away curi ous thousands impatient to stare at the coffined figure of Wanda S immigrant girl, who became Chic ttorney poison in a Detroit hotel to death Henry Man caretaker at the home here of ¥ ley Smith, with whom she was i £ lated nfiry of the Fol- as judge of the District. i tribute Pre ddons, the program and | ments. Army Base Auction Fails. TWARK, April 29 —Efforts to sell | Thé National Remembrance Shop Mr. Foster's Shop.) 14th Sy, One soge trom Also 1220 Pa. Ave. it i W Be Careful What You ! Wash Your Hair With || Many soaps and prepared sham- poos contain too h free alkall. nju , as it dries kes the hair brittle. o use is Mulsified for this is cless nything n get this ore, and a few ounces | the whole family for | . You c | will “last months. Two or three teaspoonfuls is all Ten abreast the throng wa packe in a line in 5 e ra where =l sistant e friends the family ous invi stopping At leng with the police help ssion nied a church the obsequivs of the “intellectual _freedon mother’s neral who sought will be held hurch twen the ¥ planned. DEATH PENALTY IMPOSED. Florida Jury Again Finds A. L. in early 1 little more than two hours after the jury had returned its verdict follow- trial of less than a week pleaded earnestly for the The expense in the United person in th ntaining schools Sta s $9.80 for every country. rveat You’ll like that fine peppermint flavor—it’s BULLY! == Are you atwo= 4an%red pound man If so—you're just the chap who should try “Panco” soles. Every time you come down solid on your “Panco’ soles you can depend upon it that they make good. Countless thousands of firm springy sleps—two hun- dred at a time, remember— 5 Dre W. Par ¢ 4,400 members of the . Russell Tyson of of the association, committee to | Chicag i 1 o [ e | Russell Phill sen reporting ot the urged the re was unanin members, A o bership m ization plan adopted which by the ase the mem- favored coming year. This morning the delegates took an automobile tour, visiting the Depart- ment of Agriculture farms at Arling- inspecting the Lee mansion and visiting the tomb of the Unknown Soldier. This afternoon the visitors will be received by Mrs Coolidge, wife of the President, at the White House. The purpose of the organization is to further the education and train- ing of young women as farmers and gurdeners and to be of assistance to young women desiring to take up this work both from a practical and ar- ustic standpoint. CONTEST CLOSES MAY 10. Response Great in Army Essay Competition. The national prize essay contest conducted by the Army in the, inter- ests of the Citizens' Military Training Corps will close May 10 instead of May 5, as previously announced. According to the committee in charge of the contest, the response been very great from ail sections of the country. ‘Why My Friend Should Go to the Camps This Sum- mer” has brought forth thousands of replies from the various girls com- | peting for the pri An additional ounced by the 3d Corps Are: ill be the award of a $10u has been an- which gold rist watch to the girl in the 3d y |Corps Area who has | the best essay. Cash prizes of $25, $15 and $10 be awarded the authors of the best thres essays in the District of Co- lumbia. The nationa' prize is the free trip to Washing' a with a chap- OF STATUETO U. S. Greece Considers Dangers Involved in Sending Masterpiece to This Country. iy the Amsociated Press. NEW YORK, April 29 gers involved militate against the sending to this country of the statue “Hermes Carry- ing the Infant Dionysius” from Greece, Dr. Edward Robinson, direc- tor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, said yesterday. Dr. Robinson's statement was made in commenting upon a dispatch from Geneva which quoted Henry Morgen- thau, returning to this country from the post of unofficial adviser of the government at Athens, as saying the Greek republic was willing to send the anclent work to this country for exhibition purposes. Dr. Robinson sald the statue, iden- tified as by Praxiteles, was the only plece known positively to have been |the work of the great master and | therefore was much too valuable to risk in transit. e Pastor Heads Rotary Club. FROSTBURG, Md., April 20— Rev. Daniel F. Ennis, pastor of the First Methodist scopal Church, will be the president of the Frost burg Rotary Club fur the year. —The dan- in moving a statue | ensuing COURTROOM IN FIGHT Father of Boys Held Under Eond Starts Free-for- All | By the Associated Press. AMITE, La., April 29.—The couffs room in the Tgngipahoa parish courd house here was almost wrecked yese terday, when a man named Dunning- ton attacked R. M. McGeehe, whose complaints a moment before had caused District Judge Robert Ellis to place the two sons of Dunnington under bonds of $1,000 e: The boys | had been charged with disturbing the | peace. | In the midst of the melee, which had become general, Judge Ellis left | the bench and rushed to the lower floor for additional deputies to quell the disturbance, When peace was restored Judge El- lis resumed his place, increased bonds of the Dunnington boys to $2,000 each and ordered the jailing of every man participated in the ged with dis- Formerly Stag Hotel Phone Main 8108-8109 | 604-610 9th St. N.W. 7 rooms, $6 weekly: $10.50 rooms. $8; $14 shower and lavatory, $10; 2 in & 'with toilet, room, 50 per cent more. 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