Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1925, Page 16

" 16 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 14, 1925—PART L CATHEDRAL GARDEN TREASURE SUREINCONERESS s o P e ] VENSDUESOONY] - Boriarsesr FRANC’S “Gomssmses A in Christ’s Crown of Major Parties Far Apart on‘ Thorns. : -y y WAt p Will Hold Another Meeting ‘ g " Issue of Whether Rl;h it "R of g e¥r : Of:‘::'rl:vnv to St'lUdYtDa_fa : Poor $h0[i|d Eene it. Croundi Civen Ocss Y 'F epartments. i g J i ] PP 4 P | BY ROBERT T. . to Flowers. - The Citizens’ Advisory Council ex: The next session of Cong 8 . pects to be ready soon to make its 4 il —_— . R recommendation to the Commissloners | 4 oot rmee.a contentbmeentitiel it e wmERee | E 0o , Bt s totat e e roamonse or the bride or Graduate Republicans and Democrats 10 of” the fourteenth’ century Bnglish requested of the Budget Bureau for | which can revise Federal taxes garden, which is being lald out in 4 o the operation of the District govern-| N widest and the farthest. Thi: the grounds of the Natlonal Cathe- . ment during the fiscal year 1926-27. e 5 ee dral,” there will be one plant which e - Although the council spent, several news to the man in the street X plani cl : = 5 ; eiimed o e e e Ne!” and | does “not blossom—an ugly weed| |+ : evenings last. week in deliberating \ ° ° . v S5k o At bl [ covered with thorns. ¥ over the mass of data that has been — ISR I(,",’,‘"',".,f:',',“ e i Yet of all the choice collection of i supplied it by the heads of depart- 1s one fraught with vast pitfalls : plants and shrubs to be assembled on ments, it has not yet finished the S e o Yeib e Monnt Albanis,ometr e e . : K and will hold another executive N ‘@ * close on the eve of a new Congres: by. historical association and || 7 B | 1 O oo evening. 3 Aot sional campaign. The Republicans all. their own justification for 3 e o I t is understood the councilmen | are determined to get all the credit | beauty, none will be treasured more ;"‘f‘ not yet reached the point of they can out of the effect of tax re-|tenderly than this outcast among Crown of Thorn: discussing the total of the budget. ductions upen the sovereizn voters|growing things. . They have spent most of the time of the country. The Democrats are| It thrives along the roadsides by|be yew, ivy, holly and thorn with thues1 fl.xr,lin_ analyzing the various c hoping the Republicans will fumble | the gates of Jerusalem. tastefully arranged old-fashioned per- Eefl‘i a‘( classes of municipal work i the ball and that they can run away| OUL of it was woven the crown of |ennials to lighten the somewhat som. | order 1o get a clear understanding c with it to a possible goal at the No-|thorns that Jesus wore. ber character of this material. The | the re ative importance of different vember polls . : plans are being carefully worked out Sy Al of which mears ‘there will be x0T RIL Aty With regard to shadow, sunifght and Line on Taxes. two disginet plans for ‘tax reduction| It is planned to make the entire|axposure, The council has been furnished with fighting for the rght of way at the |arrangement conform to the English some data_as to the effect different session. Ordinarily the cit- | monastery and castle gardens of the Committee Reports Progress. total budgets would have on the tax | ht be alarmed over such |fourteenth century, it is stated ip the| More has been accomplished toward | rate, so that when they recommend ative situation Ordinarily nnual report of the garden com:|the plan in the past year.than ever|a figure to the Commissioners they with the two old parties pling for | mittee. before, the committee ts. The| will have a general idea of what it political advintage, there might he a| On the lower level of the terrace [northern frontage is completed and|will mean to taxpagers ff approved fallure of needed legislation. But|lawn there e u large flower [all efforts heing devoted to the|by Congress withi the country fully re that the | garden, entir 54 r T specimens of his It is kmown that the council mem- | the Treas:|boxwood. S s cal boxwood, e Bish Ha < | bers are golng carefully into the permit a further cut | framed in boxw e wi a | met bush and the Washi; | ne the schoul system, which | sments there is|long walk by the southern retaining|boxwood from Hayteid manor .| the et Item ‘Wi the 'an hat the Sen-| Wall. bordered by fowing trees and|taken root well and are sending out | nual s sum requested by | entatives will carry | Shrubs, which will have some resem-|an abundance of new leuve: the Bourd of Education is approxi- | their squabble to a deadlock nd go ! blance to the old pleasaunce of Eng Several hundred bl oming shrubs | mately $13,500,000, which includes the | home to face the music of non-action. | lish castles, the walk along the ter-|have been planted. One gift which is |second installment of the five-year | There will be no such contretemps. | race which developed after the knights | highly treasured is « slip. of vy from | building program. | A tax-reduction bill certainly will be | returned from the crusades. an old French garden at Verdun,| The total of all recommendations passed. and both sides will go home| A movement has been launched to|picked In a trench on the day the|made to the Comm: claiming credit for all that is good in | more dwarf boxwood which |peace treaty was signed, which ’l"-‘“np‘u budget by department chiefs is the measure, and denyving responsi-|Will form the basic plant of the|been planted near the tablet to BIShop | said to be more than $45,000,000. It bility for all that is bad. That is the |Scheme. Various plantings of _this | Harding. ' [has been reported that when the city way with politicians. and the people |shrub have been located and efforts| The refaining wall of the terrace|heads finish pruning these recom- seem to like the zood old game as|to purchase them will be made as|lawn has been copstructed in the|mendations, the. total to be recom- well as the politician: funds become available. anclent manner. With postern gate|mended will be nearer $35,000,000. 3 In selecting the plant material ef-|and buttresses. Into this it is planned | The city heads await with interest the Mere Scrap of Paper. forts will be made to preserve the|to build a mediaeval shadow house or | forthcoming suggestions of the ad Although the Constitution provides |spirit of the middle ages. There willlarbor. | visory council. that all I Ted nues of the | Yy Siate i ihe HTor 2 -ntatives, | NOTE IN BQTTLE STARTS | headauarters. and seaplanes ann‘(:wOMEN TO BE ACTIVE the House in the diately were ordered out from For ficat stangs il be sometbing ot 1| AIR HUNT FOR PRISONER | ™0™ ave ouna no trace of | AT WEMBLEY EXHIBITION | ' Select the gift for the June Bride or Graduate at Franc’s. There is every- thing here that would be pleasing and desirable. THE CREDIT TERMS ARE SO EASY THAT ANYONE CAN PAY THE BILL WITHOUT IN- CONVENIENCE. 7 Engagement Rings—Specially Price : . Pay $2.00 a Week Poy$1.50a Week | b o 50 Wik || PaySlo0aWek || oo s oo An exquisite diamond, set I tillating and eve-commar in an 18:kt. solid white gold Think of it! A sparkling Another of our REAL ing stone, set in an 18-kt valuesha cl and solld - white gold mounting. mounting. A desirable ring " |.| stone of remarkable bril- Itroris d‘”;};i‘;m"’:f i i i e e or the “lucky” girl. Special. *~|* | -liancy, set in a mounting of 18-kt. whit 2 leased with this ng. . R real attractiveness. Special, Breciaiiias sl monnting Epectal. b 75 || 3295 ‘'Wedding Rings (LT Wedding Ring Of solid white gold, Wedding Ring set with A Shoitarcolloction b b dss 5 full-cut brilliant diamonds. A very attractive (oH B oo St ring at a very reasonable price. Name your _ Rings, hand-carved white, green or own terms. $37fl X $8£ Up Other Sensational Pay-Day Specials Sterling Silver Salt and sz 9 o Shefhield Diamond Bar Pins, Pepper Shakers, set of 6. g Bread Tray solid white gold, bril- Sterling Sil Napki liant di h d Rinb g 7 0K §1.95 |y cluecotry i, §1.65 | pimemi e i s S18.75 Sterling Silver Special Dutch Silver Flower $1.25 Pie Knife Vase, 6 inches high. ... 1' e c Solid Gold Masonic Sterling Silver Steak Charm, Special $1.95 Cut Glass Salt & Pepper Sh.akers, sterling silver tops, 65 C 227 bystander will enact a 5 h: bill in orderly process very soon after —_— ; prisoner. —_— the Chris < holidays over. B e —_——— ral the Christmas holiday NS oVl F“,_:‘.‘Y“ Planes Seek wqa'm, Who Says He HUGO HOME FOR SALE Queen Mary a:nd (.)ther nqu ty to of paper. The Senate will rip and | Is Confined Migar Stiitds « | Take Part in Divers Projects tear it to piec » administration 3 . controls the House and can write of Liberty. bill there just as n“ ,.‘[_:;..‘..H TR S e 2y moment the Speake YORK. June 13.—By air and | ey poiice foday began a search| PARIS. June 13 0P).—The house But in the| for @ man believed to be a prisoner{the Island of ¢ v, in the 3 story to|©n @& boat anchored near the 1 sles, where Victor Hugo spent 15 ts are girding | Of Liberty 7 exile during the period of Enow thec with| The search, broadened by the -co-|the nd Empire in France alled Pro- | OPeration of members of the police | been offered o the French Zpublicans. who are mostly | &viation division. who flew over the |ment nomitnal price administration, they can force t n seaplanes, while patrol| The death of SItioSEL aiiv: BOTE (GE cominron se thes) Hoatsivi all craft in the vicinity [ writer's grandson. wish. The chances are that the Demo- berty Island. was ordered when |sary the sale of the tic members of the finance com.| Robert Goodwin of Brooklyn walked |to divide its value among the heirs, mittee of the Senate, headed by Sena- | into the Hunters Point police station| Mme. Gegreponte, who was Jeann 10 Simmons of North Carolina, will| With a T-ounce bottle, which he told | Hugo, inherited half of the perty write their own bill from beginning the police he found while rowing in|and has offered to give her share tc an “hoMever, ST aeting RE IS o Pro- | Newton Creek. In it was a penciled |the state. The other half belonging ipaily in the | gressives far enough to command their | DOt e {to her nephews and nieces represents n, giving hints on house support Help me quick.” it read. “This|about 100,000 francs, for which the |hold affairs.the selection of fruits and | Pity the Rich Man. 1ls the \'mumlhmes age 1 m!\'i‘ sent. | government could obtain the historic |food and démomstrating the latest o 2 can see the Statue of Liberty|home *which is full of relics, and |household lavor-saving ance Possibly the Republican and Demo- S E . and | household lavor-saving appliances. i ‘ Dlican and. “‘H 2 {hrough a crack in the boat. I am |which has become a place of pilrim- . R ¥ far aPart (held a prisoner.” age. 3 e et The note was signed “Joseph Hill| M. de Monzle, former French| ° Student Officer Shifted. f any popu-| o¢° No 5 % e s of No Scotia. finance minister, asked for the neces-| Second Lieut. Herbert Davjdson, 2, France Has Chance to Buy House | 5 D on Guerney for 100,000 Francs. NDON, May 26.—Women are go- During Summer. % % nbley exhibition than they did last | ear. Queen Mary will pay many more visits during the Summer, if her enzagements permit. Under the presidency of the Duches: of York and the vice presidency Mary, the women's sectign ed many functions, incldM \ational Baby week.” The h of women into spheres hitherto exclusively held by men is indicated | by the Intention to hold a conference | of women enginee ief fro e tax burden ca be e Irom el b sl Although inclined to believe the |sary credits for the purchase of the|Corps of Engineers, has been mons instead of the Republican Mr.| Note the work of a practical joker, |Hugo home, declaring it would be im- | ferred from Cornell {'nive Smoot o t. John J. Gallagher, in charge of | possible to allow the fate of the house N. Y., to the engineer school, Ioct | Both President Coolidge and Secre-| Queens detective: nt it to police ' to depend upon public auction Humphreys, V: tary Mellon well as Se ator | Smoot, man of the finance com- mittee, are determined that the next tax bill shall benefit the man with a big income, who was almost neg lected in the reduction of a year ago. Some of the Government expert. believe that the burden already has | heen made light enough for the man in the street. It is difficult con- vince the sidewalk ntleman such is the case, and. inasmuch as| Sterling.silver Handle Waldemar Watch Chain, 95 C d-Set, wooden bowl fine quality, gold filled. . . . Mesh Bag (Whiting & $2.35 Davi Knife and Chain, fine Exquisite Lady Fairfex $5 85 leu), lolfiered mesh.. E quality, gold filled Pearls, 24-inch strand.. . . - i ““elr Dish, glass with sl 00 Solid Gold Front Soft- silver-plated top o cuff Links, fine quality, 30-inch Strand Lady $6‘85 Solid Gold Birthstone $400 white or green gold. . .. g* Fairfax Pearls, Special. . <3+ Rings . there are more men in the street than BEatent there are millionaires, and conse- | \ quently more votes to be gathered on | N the sidewalks than in counting X houses, it can be stated fact that there will be no reduction on the so called “higher-brackets” without proportionate, or at least a r reduction in the rates to be as against the hard-working e o T Exceptional Opportunity for the Right Man Secretary Mellon, who has been con- s s Mo de e with Capital to Act as Exclusive Distributor enators to his principles | on, however much they may "::\f\:;;;"j”}}j.;‘”‘,‘"“‘\‘.";;';{i‘..}x;”;;, THE MAY AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER with the solons—even those of his| Sitn the soioss” sven thore of 3e| The Corporation—One of the leading R e e Decrety ot thebell Oil Burner manufacturers — PIO- ginning of his term. Old ‘time Sena sented is views "on" Governmeni|] NEERS IN CONTINUOUS ELEC- anccesstul vamker: but that they knew|| TRIC IGNITION. Large manufactur- Srmment finante thin ans it || ing plant in Baltimore, Maryland. Com- lonaire recluse f Pittsburgh | and Appeals, New York City. could teach them. Mr. Mellon was pany managed by men who have made even referred T v a Republi- S f ial APPROVED by the Commissioner of can leader on Capitol Hill as a “‘ped- outstanding financial successes. Public Safety of the Commonwealth e prejudice nas died down now. || The Product—The quietest of all Oil olizsmchusties Mr. Mellon's views will be heard and T Illinois Watches Wrist Watches Pay-Only $1.00 a Week Name Your Own Terms Y MR 7 The Ever Popular Tonneau Watch in a white gold engraved case. 16-jewel move- ment; an expert timekeeper. Special, 2 Z SAFE ED AS STANDARD by Under- writers” Laboratories, Chicago, 111. APPROVED by the Board of Standards 17 JEWELS Adjusted to temperature sapphire pallets and jewel pin, 50 gold center wheel, patent 34. % Y 77777277 2 regulator, safety recoil click. Special. white gold guaran- 3 teed case. 16-jewel movement hand - 19 JEWELS |- engraved wrist possibly Heeded. Bub the ‘scramble Burners for homes and all other mod- The MAY is an outstanding success. i 7 o watch, - Special will_be b Democrats : . 1 - ~ S e eta Adjusted three positions an The Repubiicans for the eredis ot the|| erate sized buildings. SAFE, SIMPLE, [ Hundreds of enthusiastic users have isochronism _compenaat: 50 bill as i ally passes. A s ~ . S S sti i. i balance, regue il as it Tnally passes. An fsave i CLEAN, Easily Installed. sent us strong testimonial letters. ‘ el helance s Tarsannt 539, campaign : \ lets and roller Jjewel. (Copyright. 1025.) | . Special . APPREVAL i)F FEREST T he Business Possibilities Domestic OIL BURNERS of various types have already been g money is invariab] ade by the man who gets in on the introduced, and the road will not be hasd to travel for the . tne automabile. the motlon Bicture, tbe csh reiser. ete, ] I e’ Wil Bave (i “advantage o1 ‘being bl While thousands of homes throughout the country have how s s a0 few. BEving. Savisy pariematic OIL BURNEE Fl Enl t of Re ti 1\ B ashioned n-fll’l beat ‘:"]l]lm,x'é?;l“m]Afilwm.‘;‘ install, € parts, and which. is 0 ea to nlargemen SIL BURS the opportunity to insta onul thousan i . s 2 9 o aong, | oton BURR R PR fe1d" 58 yet literally untapped s one of the jeading, OIT. BURNER manufacturers in this Use of 150 Tracts of 157 . i bousible Tepresentation. . n Tk iscosd s lon the be = he people today demand all modern comforts. They have s e : . d wi resent a st e 1o absorls the ldea of USIE G1l t0 Feplace conl Aaa Sompany amply fnanced wnd mundged by men who have been 0C0,000 Acres, means 0f heating their homes, churches, apartments, ete. outstanding 3 % ’ 7 While a sufficient amount of capital to organize a sales force S During the past few vears many men have made thonsands of 8 needed. the prime requisites are brains and ability. ~The olars S i Tapidly advancing industry. but the Jamger profis for the distributor will be handsome, and we wiil biok Service will ask Secre- || rwards are yet to come. he wlent” man ‘Wilh inienaive Adverising and morchandising : on his retu om the - : In from 4h Home owners are awaiting for a safe. simple, quiot and clean [f you are looking for an exceptional opportunity to get in ‘on SN LR Automatic OTL BURNER. They are tired of coal with its the ground fioor of a rapidly Erowing Dusiness. and y Bing (”"‘ se_of Qust, dirt, ashes and expense of janitor service. Jesired requisites, we will offer you & proposition. mal forests, J " it over national forests, embracing 157, 000.000 acres, would be equipped with | utilities to guard the health of mil- | lions o ‘vatationists ana provisions|| If you are the Right Man—uwrite, wire or telephone made for suirding public, property. | o > T Solid Silver T jona’ use of e national | . 8. rorests woutd ve svsemaeany co- | IVIAY OIL BURNER CORPORATION Tl j % : ordinated with timber production, 7" May Oil ugar an rYeamer h b t Sets stream-flow protection and forage | . . 7 \ 4 3 er e production, as well as other forms of || Factory—Winchester St. near-Carey, Baltimore, Md. Burner | In- Case < . land use, under the plan, and recrea- Corp. \| n L s - J Etched Glass d = z W Sterling Silver CANDLESTICKS (LOADED) As illustrated, these hand- some Candlesticks—height, $9.95 A % DI 10 inches. Pay $1 down— and 50c weekly. . PAIR % 7 Sterling Silver W tion management would be recognized as a (unrligon of the Forest Service. Home Owners—You are certainly inter- Witchester St Another big value— A £ six solid Present plans for establishment of HOME . 4 Fiawi Saatall # Yo este . \ this Sterling Silver Su- s set of six county, municipal, semi-public and TO ested in having installed in your home y - Near Carey gar and Creamer, as il- s o : silver sherbets— s rivat tdoor camps, sanit 4 [ P 5 ) el D i, Toms s And BiIE R OWNERS the finest type of Automatic OIL 2 Baltimore, Md. lustrated. Pay only $1 '95 etched glass in case. .95 A SET continved and simple, inexpensive BURNING equipment. Drop us .“" plgs send me full information, down and 50c weekly. A Pay $1 down and 50c forms of mass recreation, including a ‘line and we will be glad to .~ without obligation on my part, about ! Limited number fronnas wana he enconaged. T "“1| mail you literature explaining the many advan- ,*" the MAY Automatic OIL ~BURNER. = — tages of the Electrically Ignited MAY Aummatic/// Strawber: eight in a box, were|| OIL BURNER. sold In England in April for 7 cents Address. piece. weekly.