Evening Star Newspaper, May 8, 1925, Page 39

‘ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY B, 1925 VOIGE FOR PEOPLE INFETE S PLANNED Spiritual Side to Be Stressed| in Washington Celebration Here in 1932. The American people probably will be given a free voice as to the charac- ter of the celebration which is to commemorate in 1932 the two hun dredth anniversary of the birth of George Washington. The celebration will be held here, in the city which Washington founde and will be under the f ted by the 1 h President Coolidg rman. Some sug- | ature of the event ed commission _cry s and of whic is the ex-officio Zestions as to th now are being re Spiritual Side Stressed. Sponsors of the celebration hope it | will be more spiritual material v the charac ments and ohe of the Father of his Country Charles W. Eliot | president emeritus of Harvard, has | view that the celebra ge meas- | to i 2 ow- | of uw: ), C chairman Missouri, Republicans : Bayard, Dela Demo- sentatives Hawley, Ore- cticut, Republicans 1 Byrns, Tennessee. 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The work is being done by the chief of engineers of the Army, under the direct supervision of Maj. James O'Connor, the engineer officer in charge of this river and harbor dis- trict. The change in the contour of the island and the shifting of the channel of the river is necessary, so that large caissons, which will sur- round the bridge piers while under construction, may be built. Unless work is done, it was pointed out, Formal approval of changing the | there would be great danger of flood- | WILL OFFER PANTOMIME. Gurm:\t Mildren Sch An 3 Ha ing Potomac Park near the Lincoln Memorial, due to the great displace- ment of water by these structures. The channel is being changed so|Fetworth and Southeast Com- that it will flow under the center of o sl hel brideci otiantinav mistadi bt at munity Centers Plan Program. the same time it will be enlarged to| The rhythm expression classes of‘ take care of the water which will|the Petworth Community Center, as- be displaced by the caissons. sisted by the dramatic club of the | The work is being done by the local | Southeast Community Center, wili engineer office as a matter of econ- | glve an entertainment at the Petwoth omy. The Army engineer in charge| center tonight at 8 o'clock. The pro of this district is allowed certain|gram includes a Rip Van Winkle tenance of this | pantomime by the Southeast Dramatic channel, and so it was declded to do | Club and descriptive /lances by the he work (n conformity with the plans | Petworth children he pantomim of the bridge commission and each'has been presented al the Southenr funds for the m G -oneul.e 5 and Doris Zook. has pald to Canada in adjusty Commons yester Talbert und, Leo: T3 ms, Winetta E . Jennie ton, Eleanor Fitts, Martha Fitts, Ellen McLean, Wilhemina $69,878, 000 Paid to Canada. 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