Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 21

BHOUR CROSSIG OF TLANTICAM Boat Planned by Speed King Will Make Daring Attempt Next Year. C B ] By Consolidated Press. MIAMI BEACH. March tempt to link two conti 48-hour spurt across the Atlantic in a 100-foot power boat is to be made by Gar Wood, speed boat king, # party of five widely known fig fn the motor boat world, incl €. F. Chapman, secretary of the tional Power Boat Racing Comm sion; C. F. Kettering, experimental engineer of Dayt Ohio; Gordon Hammersley of York City, and two others yet unnamed nodore Wood, who is here to pate in the annual regatta, is ng on designs for a super-feed even passengers and of fuel e made from New York, with Southampton, England, as ihe objective, says Commodore Wood Provision will be made for refueling about midoc Present construction plans call for a 100-foot craft, built along ‘the trim s of Commodore Wood's Baby ars, of multiple step 'squipped with six tw motors, which are to be al slgned by Commodore Wood at his Detroit plant. Steered by Gyroscope. Perhaps the most important factor be the o experiments cope equipped power and nnm that the device will Jurs at the w r a quicker pas aft in choppy he has been of the Power ciation and hop t to conclusiv te the advance made in power boat construction in 'recent years. “A speed boat capable of making miles an hour is not an idle ommodore says. * the motor xt Miss An d improvement in many re- er racing boats of the past CROWESHOWS LIA\;IGLEY NEEDS ASSEMBLY HALL More Than 250 Parents Teachers Throng Corridor and and Rooms for Meeting. Tha need of an assembly hall at h School was ting of the ppointed at the to investigate why Junior High School had lr en given an appropriation for th~ erection of an assembly hail and additional wings need for classrooms was imperative and it was d . as an economy to erect the assembly The com 1d an appropria- 1all at Langley de next vear. ve made in is work will with of their pare ntative B. G of Mississippi gave a dialect talk. The glee club and orchestra of the school rendered selection ALLEY CLEAN-UP IS ON. During the first week of the regular annual inspection of alleys 375 notices were served on tenants and owners to correct what the inspectors re- ported as insanitary conditions, Tlealth Officer Fowler announced last night. Of the tot notices were served on tenants 154 on owners. In addition to the conditions which the Health Department will seek to correct itself, the inspectors found various situations f: n of city govern iese complaints were referred to the plumbing in- spector, 102 s: bullding Inspector, board for the condemnation of in- uildings, 46; Fire Depart- leaning Department, | Department, t 23, and Police Department, 5. Marriage Licenses. licenses have been issued to the k and Ruth M. Ballard, both of Willisms a T Bic B. Grimsk @ Frederick 4. a City, Tows, and Bessie K . Hugh V. K Binghamton, N. r of thi ad Ada Auriti Anale Wells, Births Reported " Rirthe Jeported to the Health Department Y., and Deaths Reported. Deaths teporied to the Heaith Department within the last 24 Je: St. Elizabeth's Hos- . United States s i ot ne. 00 Fersengen st 3 rgetown University 1da M. Roux, John P. Speer, _Josepd P. Varner, 53 G st s Chevy Chase Sanitarium. . in wouds rear 3004 cman, 87, 1448 Park rd. , 11 months, Children’s Hos- pital * Gertrude' Simme, 16, Freedmen's Hospital PROGRAM AT SYNAGOGUE. “Jewish Youth in America” tertainment Feature. Cantor Abraham Kalmus of New York and formerly of Lodz, Poland, will furnish the "entertalnment for jthe symposium on “The Jewish Month in America,” En- to be held this G & 11th Sts. Half a Million Now in more satisfactory anywhere. and simmers. It does all your cooking, roasts, bakes, boils Regular selling price, $6. Convenient Terms if Desired—Fourth Floor. "THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, evening, 8 o’'clock, at the Fifth Street Synagogue, Fifth and I streets. Can- tor Kalmus will sing traditional Jew- ish_melodies. The symposium and entertainment will be under the auspices of the Jewlish Community Center, and is one of the series of educational projects featured by the institution. Three Washington rabbls are sched- uled to speak—Rabbls J. T. Loeb, Service and Courtesy D. C, MARCH 22, 1925—PART 1. Abram Simon and Louis J. Schwefel. They will present the orthodox, re- formed and conservative viewpoints | g on this question. Another feature of the program | will be a piano and violin recital by Dora and Isaac Minovich. Louls E. 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