Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1925, Page 46

46 CITIZENS PROTEST | TAX FOR SHRINES Rhode Island Avenue Group Hits Levy on D. C. for National Memorials. Assessment of taxes t citizens for any p and maintenance cted on tested by pe Citizens the Sherwood Woodric last night ave District citizens ainst of the cost of the Lincoln | cited as unrea- | be made to of civic improvements for the covered by the the paving of K streets between F "wentieth streets, on both sides of avenue fror District lin from Bightec of a number territory cluding ssociation ney ghteenth | planting of Rhode Thirteenth street to the and on Kearney street h te Twentieth streets, re house in the vicinity teenth street and Rhode avenue, establishment of a call box at Seventeenth and Bryant streets, placing of a number of trash receptacles in the main business section and the extension of free de- livery of cxpress packages Lighting Change Sought. Chan, 1 street lighting from gas to electric will be urged and the ex- tension of sewer and water mains to the Saratoga Heights section will be requested. The ,Jones Sunday-closing bill was opposed, it being the sense of the mecting that there are ficient laws at present, if prope enforced, to bring about any neede thange with respect servance. Twenty added to the Symons was Charles Allen new names membership rolls elected treasurer and was elected chairman s committee. Presi- Smith announced the mittee appointments and sidewalks—T. Llew chairman; Robert Scammal, Mertz, Edward J. Mudd, L. ar D. Weed, George T. W. Harding, K. P. Arm- Edwards, W. H. Dunn, Q. Tidler, J. M. Foster and Pres- ton E. Miller Legislation—William ~ S. chairman; William M. Collins, Clayton € M J. Brumbaugh, Austin T. . A. J. Leck, T. M. Baldwin, jr. T. Horner, John F. Miller, jr rrm A. Woodis, C. R. Allcn and L} Maxwell. Schools— B ter, M. C. Wilson, R. H Sievers, T. S. Mallon, Mrs. J. W Speake. Mrs. May E. ert Vier. Sewers wer following cor Streets ellyn, Torbert chair lsworth, G Mrs. W. M. Col- Byler,. Mrs. T. P. Belfield and Rob- and water—R. L, chairman H. Buckingham, R Wi M. Coward, Frank nneth Vi Membership—Clayton chairman; H. mert, M. M r, S. D, )ldufl‘v‘.“uwl\ Health and sanitation—Mrs. Kalmbach. chairman; James Dr. C. W. Cuthbertson, Dr. Bowne, William J. Scelye, Mrs. Sievers and Mrs. S. M. Jolliffe Press—Louis N. La France, man; J. M. Borders, G. S. A. Paddleford ire and police—B. F chairman; W. Q. Tidler, W. M. Collins, Charles Williams, John Robb, R. A. Bolen, Barney Harris and T. J. Llew- ellyn Lights chairman; P. Carroll 'aml 3 H. chair- Dodge and and mails—Oscar F. artland, L. Bolen, J. A. Hen- s ard and J. D. Burns. Public. utilition—i. P Armstrong. chairman; A. T. Cusack, J. W. Byler, B. Harris, J. P. Benfer, T. M. Baldwin. Jjr.; Howard Webster, French Morgan and Myers Hand ings—Albert H. Engelbrecht ‘Haskell, ter H. Mc- E ristine Lev- el, James Kesecker and H. Howell Lawns, gardens and parks—Dr. R. J. Haske!! Conrad M. Chanev, p. Schumacher, Hugh D. Miser. Durst, W. B. Lydenberg, H. George ce, T. Horner, R. Goodheart H. Engelbrecht, H. Meader, - Bolen, O, Ellis, A LUNCH WFTH US TO-DAY BraF 1203 G 57 HEALTH CANDIES 404 A Comfortable Compliment F there ever was a comfortable com- pliment, it’s when someone compli- ments a starched collar laundered by Tolman. They’re white, white as placed plaster, flexible as the im- agination of the man who sees a robin in January. fortable as the time new- Com- gong to a wind-brok- en welterweight. No use talking, there’s too much to tell— better let us show vou. Send in a bun- dle of collars your- self to be laundered by this new process. | | | | W. MacKenzi¢, Manager 6th and C Sts. N.W. Franklin 71, 72, 73 Edwards, | Mrs. | Government { Rhode | Association, | Presby- | { obtain a | | | Island | to Sabbath ob- | M| Ross, | BAND CONCERTS. By the United States Army Band, Capt. R. G. Sherman, commanding: W. J. Stannard, band leader: in the caucus room of the House Office Bulld- ing, tonight, at §:30 p.m March, “The Thunderer,” Sousa (With French Clarions.) Overture, “The Four Ages of Man? Lachner Duet for flute and horn, enade™......... (Played Qy der Lutkiowitz, Reiner Bendel, French horn.) Songs— “The Shepergess. Dermutt McMurrough =0 “The Blind Ploughma | R. Coning “Nocturne”.. . Pearl Curran Heart o' Mine v \.r Herbert Sung by Representative Clif- ton A. Woodrum, Naritona, member of Congress frem the sixth distriet of Virginia, with Christine ‘Neilson Chindhlom, wife of Representative Chind- blom of Illinois, at the piano, as guest artists of the Lnll(“ States Army Band. Potpouri, femories World War”.... A compilation of “the songs they sang as they marched along,” beginning with “Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here,” and modulating into other favorites as a group of soldier-singers might do when gathered around the campfires in the evening Thoughts of comrades who made the supreme sacrifice are awakened by “Deaf Old Pal of Mine”; while in lighter vein we hear pperary,” “Over There™ and “Where Do We Go From Here?” a question that was in every man’s mind at that time; and the selection comes to an end with “Washington,” which was composed by William T. Pierson. Saxophone solo of the ..Stannard “Danse Hon- -Ring-Hager (Played by Nicholas L. King.) Grand selection, “Echoes From the Metropolitan Opera House,” Composed of La Reine de Sal Star” from * “Nibelungen * Paglia " from the gi | | Leoncavailo, the theme Weber: “Invitation a Val the “Intermezzo finico” from * cana” by Mascagni, “Vivace” of Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody." Valse concertanto Maiden™ .. Roberts Finale, march, “The Defile,” i Haney “The Star Spangled Banner. Tannhau- of and “Second “Puczta By the United States Soldiers’ Home Band Orchestra, Stanley Hall, this evening, 5:45 o'clock, John M. Zlmmermann, band- maste March, “The France Overtu Spirit of St . Paull Turandot”...Lachner (a) “In a Rose Bow (b) "Flowers of Love' Grand opera selection, letto” 2 Characteristic, Waltz song, “Memory s Conrad Finale, “Just 'Cause,” i Vandersloot “The Star Spangled Banner.” S. T. Boernstein, W. C. Orris. sociations—Chester R. Willlam . Torbert. Your auto bak eled vany color: | W¥hy have 1 perated] Avroxolu.m oti: SPECIALTY w__ “The Home of the High- | Class Eyeglass Roe Fulkerson Co. 1407 F St Franklin 5606 Our experts will put radio in good condition. M. A. 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