Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1925, Page 5

NAVALBILL PASSED WITH PARLEY CALL King Amendment Asks Cool- idge to Call New Arms Reduction Conference. Retires After 52 Years l PARSONS LEAVES CONGRESS LIBRARY Assistant in Charge of Smith- sonian Division Served U. S. 52 Years. Completing 52 years Government service, Franeis Henry Parsons; as- sistant in charge of the Smithsonian division, Library of Congress, retired to private life today with a model career behind him and the commenda- EVENING STAK, WASHINGTON, the work which was to follow. In April, 1900, Mr. Parsons was appoint- ed as as t in charge of the Smithsont. division of the Library of Congress, which position he has held since. In the 25 years of his in- cumbency he has seen the collection of the publications of learned so- cletles grow until it has reached 460,000 volumes, a collection nd to none in the country for purposes of scientific research. Mr. Parsons married Miss Sophia Fisher. He is a member of a num- ber of societies, patriotic, profes- rional and sclentific, among them the Sons of the American Revolution of the District of Columbla, the Society of Colonfal Wars, the American Library Association, the District of Columbfa Library Association, the Natlonal Geographic Soclety, Amer- fean Geographical Society of oW York (fellow), Amerlcan Association for the Advancement of Science (fel- low), Cosm Club and Columbian D. G, THURSDAY, MAYFIELD UPHELD INSENATE REPORT Subcommittee Unanimously Recommends That His Elec- tion Be Held Proper. nimous ‘recommendation that snator Mayfield, Democrat, of Texa: be adjudged properly elected to h seat in the Senate the Senate elec- tlons committee as has been made to | JANUARY 22, 1925. report will be presented to the full committes tomorrow, with the expec- tation of early action definitely to wind-up the contest. Hearings in the case have continued more than a year, with the name of the Ku Klux Klan figuring consplcu- ously in the testimony in connection with Peddy’s assertion in filing his contest that Senator Mayfleld was the Klan candidate, and that the organ- izatlon had conspired in the election to defeat and violate Federal and State statutes. Hitting 1,095 consecutive bull's-eves with a 22- ‘callber rifie at & distance of G0 feet is the remarkable record of a schoolboy marksman of Fresno, Hotel lnn Phons Main 8108-8109. h St. NA 5 OLD Meats of a quality equal to the best at prices that are lower than the lowest. Offerings for Friday and Saturday. Beef Little yearling steers of first quality—fresh, lean and tender. Porterhouse, Ib., 35¢ Sirloin . ... .lb., 32¢ Veal Choice Milk-fed Veal at very substantial price reductions. Cutlet ..1b., 42¢ Leg —short, Ib., 25¢ He s also a mem- ). 11, F. 604-610 9th rooms, $8 weekly; $10.50 rooms. hower and_lavatory, $1 ¢ cent more. _ FOR SALE Store and Dwelling 12th Near Eye St. N.W. Lot 25x70 Price, $55,000 Business Location Dept. 4 HANNON_& LUCH 713 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 Round .. ...Ib., 29¢ Bouillon ... . .1b., 29¢ Bonelesy Short Ribs . .1b., 10c Beef Liver. .lb., 12¢ Hamburg . . .1b., 12¢ Turkeys B. 45¢ Fresh Shipment—Fancy Little Hen Turkeys Fowl, Lb., 29¢ Fryers, Lb., 35¢ Fancy Dry Picked Fancy Dry Picked Pork Smoked Meats Fancy Cuts from Fine Little Right Out of the Corn-fed Pigs Smokehouse Fresh Hams, Ib., 22¢ Harmis oo onlboy 21 Half or Whole Half or Whole Pork Loins, Ib., 22¢ | wen cat a stice for Susday' Half or Whole breakfast if you wish Shoulders . .lb., 16c | Picnics . .....1b., 15¢ Pork Chops, Ib., 19¢ Smant 28¢ Breast .....lb., 5c They Won't Last Long Loin Chops, Ib., 32¢c Rib Chops . . .1b., 29c Bouillon .. . . .1b., 23¢ Shoulder . ..lb., 15¢ the finding of its subcommittee in e. b the long heari Parsons has . »f the election « Church of the brought itheran has inst him b truste orge I was for Peddy. The con-| o f the T A Repub- ' nary of the College ran agalnst, at Gettysburg. nator Mayfield 1 an Independent tion of the officlals under whom he worked Mr. Parsons was born in January, in Cleveland, Ohlo, the son of Henry i Sarah Rice *arsons, both of England ances- try. In September, 1862, he came with his family to Washington, where he has since made his home. He went to school in Washington, attending the Rittenhouse Academy. Due to delicate health he was unable to fin-| ish his schooling and made up for this by reading. Formerly in Navy. In January, 1872, he was nm.olmod by Comdr. James H. Gillis, U. N, as his clerk, and salled with i on the storeship Supply from New York to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was 1 out of the Navy August 8, From 1§ with the U bas urvey: from 1894 to computer at the U. tory. While in th detic Survey Mr. Parsons 0 1o mabum el tha | duttaw pr o et library and archives. This Involved the consolidation into one collect an of the various books owned by tue survey, and scattered among 40 or 650 field partles, on vessels, etc. New books also were added, until, in 1894, there was & valuable library of 12,000 to 15,000 volumes, with a fine collec- tion of atlases and plates. The experience gained in these positions and the consequent con- tacts with the foremost sclentists of prepared the way for of the ish Rite, For man . PARS! nnsylvania, POPULAR SONG WRITERS e s ARE PRESS CLUB GUESTS S e R ey Chbun i ""“”i‘e northern Irnl o 4n the ction. he subcommi yeste ported as to Senator on both phases of excessive expendity intimidation in nent relating to a second , which would deal nd naval fore King, was by Chair 1L, the Authors and Playwrights of Wide Fame Also on Unique Senator Mayfield. of tha dlocese choice of the Peorla - was made unanimously. Appenr. Program. popular songs enter- rowd at the Nationa ght. Authors and ywrights of note interspersed the with informal talks and a trav- 1 radio was featured. The impressive array of talent was I‘rmxhl here by a hearing on an au- that thess| th opyright bill introduced by A ahoan | Bepressntative’ Pesking Of New Fer. the hope of expediting]S€¥: The program of the Press Club, of the bill. They had been|hoWever, had no relation to "busi- that unless the amendment the measure there cted fight from the ss Club last amend nation was yassage ¥ P Butler of “Plgs Ts Pigs” fam ed the difference between Wit and humor and then de- fled the crowd to tell the difference. Am‘tuslul Thomas, playw: preceding e <. Harrls sang “After the " and others of his old-time hits “Just Break the News to | = the author of the |l i ) e WANTED! TFurniture Artist proopsal, relating only to er, was {ncorporated annual B‘JI»U!) bill, but the lude it in the pend- the country Poik Chope, -, Bacon ;. . ... Ib., 21c Pork léffii{e';;,b . Tongues ...lb., 28 lb., 10c | Lard Ib., 18 Pigs’ Knuckles, AL e e S Shortening . .1b., 15¢ umans, writ- | has the Manners, written past 14 ve prog If you have had ex- perience in drawing furniture and still life. there is a splendid opening in our Ad- vertising Department. This is a full-time, permanent position. Apply: Hartley Ib., 12¢ Sauerkraut gt 5¢ Fancy Quality—New Pack—A Meal for a Nickel Only One Reason—We Have Too Much Kraut Hot Spots! Package Cakes. . . Harry Von Tilze Berton Brale Hellman, O'Higgins, Albert Reid, Ira , J. Kern Brennan, Percy Gershwin, Silvio ) yuis Bernstein, | Nathan Burkan, Julius C. Rosenthal, Bud Desylva, Werner Janssen, Je- .| rome D. Kern, Bert Kalmer and Hm—n Ruby orge Barr Conrad G. I Swowden Publicity Director | Blanton to Hit Great Falls Plant. K V. tabl rnomas 1o thamon || The Hecht Co. Oranges . 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