Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1925, Page 19

ANACOSTIA TO ASK PUBLIC CONCERTS Spring and Summer months. Inasmuch as the concert season is nearing a close, action was deferred until next year, at which time a plea will be made to the various service THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, of the assoclation, stated that he ‘would fill the position of delegate to the Federations of Citizens' Associa- tions, made vacant by the resignation of George Willlams. WHALES GO TO KING UNDER BRITISH LAW D. 0, SEPTEMBER 27, 1925—PART Y. men who sought to capture it for their ruler, The idea of presenting a whale to the king is in accordance with an act dating back to the days of King Ed- the Thames River above ; London bridge. Any sturgeon captured there belongs to the lord mayor after the city coroner has held an inquest on it and duly certified that it is a stur- REICHSBANK HEAD HOPES TO MODIFY DAWES PLAN 19 be impossible, to find funds for Ger- many to meet her obligations. Dr. Schacht, the paper adds, was to have gone to America some weeks ago, but decided to wait until the geon and that it was caught within the area of the lord mayor's jurisdic- tiori over the Thames. Although it is the habit of the sturgeon, like the salmon, to swim upstream to spawn, there are only a few instances on record where the Thames has ylelded a municipal sturgeon for the menu of the stald old mansion house where the lord mayor resides. —_— Tiverton, England, has a blind ‘The annual election of officers will be held at' the October meeting, it was announced. 4 ward II, under which all whales and sturgeons, with one exception, caught around the coasts of Great Britain belong to the relgning monarch. King George has rarely had the re- fusal of a whale, but he has had sev- eral sturgeons presented to him dur- ing his reign, the first such gift being made at the time of his coronation. A few days ago the king visited the Cardigan Bay district in Wales and, according to the ancient custom, was presented with a sturgeon which had war debt discussions between the United States and France had reached a definite stage. band leaders for more entertainments. Street and sidewalk conditions were discussed by the assoclation. The re- ofling of U street between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets southeast and Schacht Coming Here, and If Orig- inal Purpose Fails Will Try to Get Funds. By the Associated Press. PARIS, September 26.—L'Opinion, well informed Paris weekly, says that Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, president of the Relchsbank, plans to visit the United States, despite recent Ger- man statements to the contrary. The paper says his object will be to obtain certain modifications in the Dawes plan, or, in case that should | What He. Would Do With One Not Answered, However, as One Got Away. Citizens’ Association Also Wants " Transfers From Bus Line to Bridge Cars. Bobbie’s Logic. From the Good Hardware Magazine. Bobble was reading history, and, looking up suddenly, he asked: “What is beheaded, mother?” “Having one’s head cut off, darl- ing,” she replied. After a thoughtful moment Bobbie remarked: “I suppose defeated is hav- ing one’s feet cut off?" Glider Releases Bombs. In order to insure safety for airmen planting or dropping bombs, a glider device has been perfected and tried out with some success. This motor- less glider releases bombs from the battle plane and permits the pilot of a ralding bomber to release his cargo the improvement of the sidewalk on T street between Sixteenth and Sev- enteenth streets were urged. A let- ter was also ordered sent to the ‘Washington Rallway and Electric Company, which operates a bus line from Nichols avenue oh Good Hope road to Good Hope, requesting the is- suance of transfers from the main railway line which crossés the bridge. By the Associated Press, LONDON; September 26.—What Trould King George do > with & whale e were presen one? was southeast, was called to the fact that at"a distance safe from the enemy | the question prompted recently by the | been taken off the Welsh Coast. newsboy who rides his bicycle § miles only a few band concerts had been afrcraft gun, sending the glider into |chase of one of these mammals of the| The exception noted in the old act [ daily to the nearest station for pa- scheduled in Anacostia during the| Dr. George C. 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