Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1926, Page 3

THE, EVEN NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FE RIDAY, [MITCHELL RENEWS ! ONSLAUGHT ON AIR SERVICE IN PROBE —_— from First COOLIDGE PRESSED FORSTRIKEACTION, . onautic “ontinue Page.) in the Commerce De Patrick repliod, n Dai|y Ma" Brings Many there is no reason for having ‘Pleas for Anthracite s ‘.‘,511\1 b wanted 1 Peace Move. v h required that land BY J. RUSSF . YOUNG. i p of first Failure of anthracite miners and neces: | to reach an agreement ni: could strike. 4 sth by land and nav: ‘\rflfi”lfl n the =ections where aratively short tim 1 genuine pinch s t The White . House mail dafly co ’ tains many e s Asks Fund for Develop and groups, ¥ in the East ice Over Five-Year Period. ) President Cool i peraons are| A thorough development Peraomally re.|for_all branches of the Naval mtemplated in 2 for expenditur L five ves Service is mendatton He has made . includ. | s 00,000 for <ioehii new s and equipment, submitted aention 9flto the House naval committee by the 1 e { Bureau of Aeronautics E uh.‘ The pt id bafore the com 1 by ;-.'.h‘ | mittee v Rear Admiral o 1 William ™ AL ) t. chief of the bu s expendit over 0,000 for the main. val air of alrp! carrier Lexington type end of five vea Protests Pub! After thi sented Assi Navy made p the il_\. | information ed against its be nd Chairman Butler sked press corre “what vou have mendations te report n the Inited Stu S to the poir ; t protest from a num ents, who contended unless ushered m and n ons be _used The “| from the committee ro they had been present at an 2xe | session. thus far| papresentat Britten _of Il { ranking Republican. inquired the Assistant Seerotary what part of the nt | Information he wished to be kept in +| confidence, and it was developed that Robinson was ohj to the ately be upon the M. 1. | makine public proceeded © interruption Moffett Faplains | i | Admiral | Admiral Moffett the or Serviee cared for und v expenditures. very big program ¥ not fortable and f Mr the presentative Vinson | of what the | R o : f Georgia, ranking Democrat, inter- th nhhp ts not | Yoo aq. l ‘,' “It's not so very large and it's!| T receive | omprehen Admiral i ons to make | Con o | e to make | swered, have boen i v A £ o % | being asleen at the swite strike orthe reulation o sitre| (05 SUCSD AL S peen ! strikes | b2 atibidd & & Yesterday afternoon future needs of Democrat members ‘om New York Sunders to make an hem to see the [ enied this au Representati !l JEWISH DIETARY LAWS WL be conbiered tonleht i the lee. Kosher or Tretuh—Does It Ditterence to odern_Jews® . fer with the onsiderable resentment v DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF | the group at what it termed an at- tempt on the part of the White House | ATI'RACTWE DRAPERIES to shut off those havineg opposing B als to iews to those of the President re Taper zarding the coal pre ed. E The White How wever, said | il in the re. CORNELL WALL I’APER Co. L T 13th St NOWL Muain 666 ‘wn' time. is a prescription for SMOKE NUISANCE ABATED. i Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, h tr i e . Health Officer R'P'J"S Better Con-| Bilious Fever and Malaria. ditions in Washi Kills the germs. Vast improves » atmosplie are refused because gton. I vfl\inrl' i Oficer Wil and now T'nusual di from old New York ts resulted in ¢ cemes the greatest cafe inlations of the aftraction of years. A positive sensation. wiercantile and industrial L 2 T > aients oomis lwins Weeik beginning February ‘olds, 7. two diminutive tols rom T Proventive, ®k biniug all the wttnibutes of Tablets. Tucker. Belle Bake: \ 3 Giny. appearing i a1 dlnner und mup S calt l'wer Meyer Daris' ! > by Eiven 1 famous Le i or obligations reservations § Paradia Band Washingtons B Sinartest Rpomwdnt .1 Jhomas Circle ; IlIlII 0 O O A=E=a=0z=A teefore on"ur Fet ND PAPERHA 0% S n.w. ..l\o Potom! ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP IN CONGRESSION: duomy fith one-third of cost. Call | 1 HAND 7’,‘:} E I;», SR g WAl Any Sufferer m\ 2 ‘ Refuse This Offer? INDIGESTION r, than et Peoples Drug Stores Declares Money Back If One Bottle Doesn’t Make Any Stomach Sufferer Happy. “ANTED—FTULL OR PART LOAD OF FUR ork Bhiladelahia. Boston F. ED AEOOFING—-by Koons Exers rogfine Job ot out mut of Luufl rr-nul.-lmn i ¥ ROOFING ' 110 and St S W, | > COMPA Why bother with slow actors when one tablespoonful of Dare Me: Pepsin, a_splendid and | 1lxx|\ i andition of the stomach| unish to speedlly And why should any man or| wnother hour with | any stomach mis- | y when th remedy almost instantly can b | cured? 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Cov {vided in the reti WORKERS'STATU UPHELDBY CARTER Bookbinders Should Be Classed as Printers. Eranding as an opinion by th mission that proof) tors at the Office should nd the at the Government all into the be ineligible wrter, public printer, tos etary John . ¥ or Department th s and binde hould be i printing offic Union, .th oflic division th Inte Judge F |)\'|xnl~ ik - we 4 vll\])ul(lhlu its and gave the public which to signity whether he will file w reply brief. r Duties. proofreaders and jovernment Print- ps exietly com. £ scores of skilled Have S depart ments, Frederick W nd C. W. Bartlett of the Civil Service Com n told Judge F that they e eligi at Af 70 ins tire age Brown recalled th ral months readers, have mechanical or compository e who 1 rience. On this basis, he said, proof readini clearly _fell. inte the category of work. * Mr. Bartlett said he fiad the the Jkbindery ad com although some tools should the investizated the by printing office »pinion that mploye Follows Usual Practice i that the usual p oifices s that A FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Very desirable Furmshed Apts. for Rent in the DRESDEN W. Thompson & Co., Inc. 829 17th St. N.W. M. 1477 OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Located In Our Own Bldz. 922 14th St Opposite Franklin Park CLAFLIN Carter in_newsnaper John Est. 1889 Formerly Opticlans 9th and F and Optometrists City Club Ihe ruddy glow of firelight; eager little faces with eyes a;sparkle ms they vision fairv scenes in the Peer- Hearth-Fyre while mother’asweet, dow voice carries the words of a favor- | they will neves | ite story. Story hours forget. PEERLESS HEARTH-FYRE No Smoke, Ashes or Odor 157 Off The Regular Prices Heaters for. e 8550 ajestic Electric Heatera for ly . $7.50 Andirons Reduced 15% « MUDDIMAN - 709 13th St.—Main 140 | | | | | I | | | ‘Ex-Husband’s Debts | permitting retirement of pre Safe Cracksmen Leave Cash Behind k and accessory shop of George W. Rund- The Middlesex College lett, at 1338 Fourteenth street, last fia night, opening the safe, but failing to of Medicine and Surgery find $19 inside s The money wus in a compartment || Th® Independent Surviving School thieves overlooked it. Cause Bankrupte Petition of Singer 8 llll AGO, Pebruary reason for the voluntary Fuptey petition filed some time Comm|ss|oner of Educatior l»‘,\' Mme.. Luelln Melius, opera singer, was wed yesterday 2 H “hen uhe Gune Wyt | Thinks President Should hearing Frank L. : married Name School Board. Telhulish, e mer L. — whom she afte & divor ‘wlr, l"x‘:“ Dr. J. J. Tigert, United States missioner of Iducation, is oppos one of his tachment 1 it an at- v ou a $17,- (GASQUE BILL DRAWS TIGERT OPPOSITION BRUARY 5, 1926. urged upon Senator Capper the ne- cessity for flscal independence, say- ing:- “The Board of Education should be given authority and responsibility to maintain and direct the schools without interference from any source in the details of management.” URGE PARK PURCHASE. Citizens Want District to Buy Tract in Northeast. Purchase by the District of a small | tract of land adfacent to the Langdon hool for a public park was urged | delegation of officers of the and Avenue C(itizens' Asso ut called on Engineer Com- missfoner Bell yesterday afternoon in y er of the Na Commission n Park 000 debt of her former husband. | Of Board of Education members in president of the An almost it L in Hinois | Washington, and teday reiterated his the delegation. makes i wif 1sible for the [faith in a report he made to Congres The ] 15 hounded debts of an erving unsw hus- [ Ino18 when he d that | 1%th, Franklin and ( rd ts and 1. Confronted with thi geali- | the public here 3 served If | M1l avenue north Commission Ltion that Ohrnian had debts ag- « |Members of the local boord were ap i safd he 1 purchase of i pointed by the P'resident of the United t that portion of the property Miigs 1t 4 States and confirmed by the Senate ntaining no buildings. Whether ¢ Dr. Tigert suld today that after con- [ the ground could be acquired, he said, ference with educational leade all | depended large on how far the over the United States he was con 000 appropriated for park pur vinced that election of Board of Bdu- s would ko In view of the Jand — |cation members was & mistake in citi of more than 200,000 lation fs the reason that it 1 fo men and h ke an active rved notice that if an decision. holding that proof is given in the tion." While Dr. ‘Tigert said today he not been invited to testify be: House subctmmittee holding he on the Gusque bill, would ».lmlv v file his report of 14 . he will appeal to Congress for aw “nt to the retivement 1 re an early importunce an wmendn at the age of decision i view of the case FAIL TO FIND MONEY. He urzid of the r the loc: stem. While Dr. Tigert sald in his repo local schools were at that time he inexcusably After Job. Cracksmen knocked the combination ob off the safe of the automobile tire powerless to remedy the situation. ¥ and it is belteved the By retaining the right to be different we preserve the privilege to be free. BOOKS BOUGHT “Bring Them In" ing Train Boys 83 Otis Street, Cambridge, Mass. or Phone FRANKLIN 5416 PEARLMAN'S, 933 G St. N.W. ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road attractive apartments ranging in size from two rooms, reception ball, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to five rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled and prices reasonable. THE ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road 2202 Several very N\ 7 72227277227 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE—BUY DUNIGAN “ALL-BRICK" HOMES DUNIGAN-PETWORTH KANSAS AVE. HOMES Built on the old site of the Columbia Golf Club House. One of the highest points in Petworth; overlooking the entire city. ..solidly built on solid ground to last through generations. A wonderfully- built home at a very attractive price and terms. PRETTIEST SPOT IN PETWORTH! SEE THEM AT ONCE! 4824 to 4842 KANSAS AVE. N.W. (Between Delafield and Emersow Sts. N.W.) Open and lighted until 9 P.M. A well-built home—right where you want to live. TERMS ! Sce these homes, and we will arrange all terms to suit your conveniences. |D. J Dumgan, Inc. AT SHERMAN CIRCLE Main 1267 A Correction Our advertisement appearing in Thursday’s Star, featuring “Any Waffle Iron in stock for $1.00 down and $1.00 monthly on next 10 elec- tric light bills,” should have read “$1.50 down and $1.50 monthly on electric light bills until balance is pai POTOMAC ELECTRIC APPLIANCE COMPANY Zaer und the 1 to serve er 10 serve mpalen for elec rings that if he was he drafted after months of s | of 1922 that he believed conditions in bad,” explained that Wash- Id not keep abreast Our Premedical Courses now Open- in Self-reliance W % 2 1319 N. Y. Ave. vz e or projects alrcady planned. A glant radio station will be erected by the Turkish government at An- gora. 1d DR. STRATON IN FLORIDA. Ready to Combat Race Track Gambling and “Social Parasites.” WEST PALM BBACH, Fla., Feb- ruary 5 (P).—Dr. John Roach Strator., arriving here yesterday, ready to take up his local pastorate Sunday morn ing, announced that he is gbing to combat two great evils—race track blers and social parasites. “1 have not come to tear the worid upside down,” Dr. Straton said. “I am going to combat soclal parasites and similar evil forces which are de- stroying the community here and the hottest battle will center on race track gamblers and desecration of the Sab bath and soclal parasites. NASH R. McReynolds & Son Sales—Service 1423-25-27 L St. N.W. Main 7228 Sales 14th and Park Road N.W. Leon S. Hurley, Mgr. Col. 2619 rt ie S5 = 3T W% % 2 F room, grill room and bath 1 room, kitchen and bath 2 rooms, kitchen and bath to C. Evening slippers, Apartments THE TIVERTON $121 24th St. (North of Penna. 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All sizes and leathers, AAA walking and dress ox< fords as well as manyfamous Stetson Snappy Ties are included, Stetson Shoe Shop 1305 F Street It will be many