Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1926, Page 22

“SPOKESMAN" NOW CONGRESS TARGET Mysterious White House Talker’s Identity Suspected by Irate Legislators. TALL. as it “the| BY ROBERT T. §: It begins to lock now Thite House spokesman™ may be the | issue In the next mpaign. The | Democrats have been searching high end low for an these many months agone and at last they seem 6 think they have found one. The | Senate chamber has been ringing all weel with denunciations of the issue pokesman’ and so often are pledged not to reveal rce of their information. ashington correspondents are to see and to he: ent nilding el 1 sung $400,000 at Sixteenth an cated with elaborate exercises on February THE SUNDAY O streets, w 1 wut ve uedi- rack and much will be heard of him during the remainder of the session of Congress. ‘Spokesman” material will be collated for use in the con- HONORS LOST EXPLORERS Geographic Board Names Peaks for STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FEBRUARY , 1926—-PART 1. HEBREW GENTER DEDICATION SET Will Be Held Feb. 21 as Open- ing Event of Big Mem- bership Drive. ‘Washington's $400,000 Jewish Com- munity Center Building, at Sixteenth and Q streets northwest, regarded by President Coolidge as “an example to other communities,” will be dedicated with_elaborate ceremonies on Febru- ary 21, it was announced last night. The dedication will inaugurate a 5- day campaign that is expected to start the center with a membership of 2,500. Justice Irving Lehman of New York, president of the Jewlsh Welfare Board, will speak at the dedication. Morris Cafritz, general chairman of the fund drive that made the new bullding possible, will lead the mem- bership campaign. Washington set a national record in rasing meney for the building by going $38,000 above a $250,000 goal. City’s Showing Is Best. This was the best showing made by any of the many citles in which com- Louls E. Kirstein Louis Mar lix M Abram I. Elkus, Col. Herbert H._ Lehman, shall, Oscar S. Strauss and I Warburg. The national Washington center, stres: Jent Coolidge In an address delivered at the corner stone laying on May 3 last year, attracted the special atten tion of the Jewish Welfare Board. It will function along broader lines than any other Jewish center in the coun significance of the . Phillip R. Goldstein, special r resentative of the Jewish W Board, whose executive work in the fund campaign made his name a by word in the Jewish homes of Wash ington, will take an active pa the membership drive. e will u Tuesday and soon after will into action on pre is planned to be paign. ra v whirlwind cam- Banquet Is Planned. It will open officially with the cation. On the second night quet will be held at which Dr. Wil Ham Fineshriber, a leading rabbi of Philadelphia, will be a speaker. The “Dedication Ball” will feature the third night. A sports program that will set off the splendid athletic fa cllities of the building will mark the fourth, and the campalgn will be con cluded with an election of officers and board of directors. The present officers are King, president; Dr. Abram | first vice presiden sadore BEE' Tarry mon Freund, d by Presi- | sistant tr second vice president; Morris V 1 vice president pondings man, record Cioldsmith Julius L, ixicab red from his home At the and were Olkowitz, 435 | former driver o weeks diss I r; David Wien Alexander W¢ ecutive d ago. time rid 1 a dark Police I3 Behrend, Morris Garfinkle, i Gichner, Mrs. Charles A. Gol Jacob Heckman, lsadore Hersht ul’ Himmelfar) Mrs. Adolph Kahn, Mortimer Lansbursh, n N Fred S ith, 14 o inform ¥ Kin address, or Hyman Levy, Rabbi Maurice 1 W Alexan . David e and Mrs r Wolf to read the want columns of tar. Hundreds of situations are obtained through them 5 M mysteriously | is ;2] TAXI DRIVER mISSING. the )\\‘\\‘\\\\\\\“\\\\\\\\‘ sted mother The Leading Halian Res 707 12th St. NW. 1707 De Sales St. Across from the Mayflower Hotel Table d'H \\\\\\\\\\\\\\’ BRNNRRN ,\\\\\\\\\5\\\\\ s GUARANTEEING DENTAL WORK Is It Right? Is It Necessary? Is It Ethical? We think so, and have for the past 25 years. 4 A - twice a week. They are per- tted to submit to him, through h iry, certain questions in writ- ing. It the questions are not dealt with by the “spokesman” they are not permitted to mention the f; such and such a question wa and received no re that most of t White House fmmediately gressional campaigns of the coming Fall, with the hope that it m - tend over into the presidenti: 28. The Democrats are c! fr. Coolidge is attacking them mougly through that mysterious ng the “spokesman” and they are trying tooth and nail to smoke him out. There probably will be no reply from the President himself, but the spokesman may have something to say on many occasions. munity centers have been built under the direction of the Jewlsh Welfare Board, which pledged. $50,000 to the Washington fund. This money now t« being raised outside of Washington a special committee, of which Fe- 1414 K St. N.W. Main 1022 lix Fuld is chairman, with the fo &l lowing members: Dr. Cyrus Adle joj——0] __l LS New Apartments Reasonable Rents Convenient Location THE TIVERTON 1121 24th St. $37.50 a month f your house is rent- able, I can rent it CYRUS SIMMONS Everest Climbers. By the Associsted Press. Two peaks of the Sierra Nevada mountains in Californfa hitherto un- named, have been given the titles of Mount Irvine and Mount Mallory in honor of two members of the British expedition for the conquest of Mount Everest, who perished ‘near its sum- mit in 1924. The United States Geographic Board, in announcing the names of the two peaks, each of which rises more than 13000 feet above sea level, said they were given “in honor of George Leigh Mallory and A. C. Irvine, who shed Mount Everest.” Another Englishman of note was similarly honored by the board, which sadly. | assigned the name of Mount Izaak Walton to another peak of the Sierras nearly 12,000 feet high. OUR 25th ANNIVERSARY And 25 Years of Good Honest Dentistry Is Our Record that potnt—with tha Jonse. s always been an argument Denti king the stand that appear after the semi-weekly au- die of the President may have conveved the impression to Capitol that these statements came pretty i rom the Chief Executive's own lips, but that is not the fault of the trustworthy correspondents. i Medical and Dental Experts point out that “The life of De: pends on the human tixsue and no one can guarantee tha Talked With*His Hand. From the London Tid Bits. Billikens showed up with a set of hand-carved features tha 'mbled the field after Chateau-Thierry “For goodness sake!” gasped a friend. “What happened to your face? Been in an accident?"” 'Nope,” returned Billikens “A deaf'and-dumb barber shaved me and he was feeling chatty.' 1 thoroughly agree to that “Pyorrhoea may upset all calculations, and health may undo the dentiat'’s good work a; tlent unjustly blames his dentis; 1 again concur, but the REAL POINT IS STTLL UNDER COVER I Claim the Public is Entitled to Protection and a Guarantee Value Received For Every Dollar Spent, Whether It Be In a Department Store Or a Dental Office. lingness of the profession as a is BORN OF SELFISHNESS leanliness, neglect and 111 in a few months the pa- Handmade Plates specialty. $10, 8§15, Other plates in gold, aluminum, sflver and all - porcelain. Guaran- teed. sident. o $20. rs it has been on that Presi- quoted directly is not aller to an’'t Quote iny of long ve on considered quote the President or to repeat pre- cisely what the President may have stated during a_conversation. Presi- d ted upon this pro- responsible only for official ted in an official way or for letters which bear Lture. mi-weekly conferences with ‘°r men now in vogue at the were started by Presi- S wspaper rted out < to be inter- viewed, with the sole understanding that he was not to be directly quoted. In those days much use was made of the phrase, “It was learned at the White House today.” There also were statements that “those close to the President say so and so.” { Too Much Latitude. Harding scon found that the ; the bars let mw\\ml too much latitude for which _were asked solely ass. Time after time he e lhe\ offenders amo: he Ly that is not a fair question. After several experiences of this sort Mr. Harding Insisted that all que: tions be submitted in writing on slips He would carefully go over slips, and on he had | taken up a subject for discussion he al verbal questions nt clear. When Mr. Coolidge succeeded to th Presid v b continued the twice-a- Week conference with the newspaper men and also continued the \\'rlll(‘!l question system with still further re- strictions. Vel often Mr. C ,nm;e has ignored all the questio ted and has talked to the correspond upon some subject which m:\‘ I elf to questioning, he spaper men to state cer- | facts and_opinions which lat in the public prints as| from th White House spok n. The “spokesm: come into being dur the Coolidge | regime and e intended as a fixture. Spokesman Quite Talkative. When the cesman” last week warned the c ¢ against “political propaganda” emanating from the floor of the House and Senate several con- gressional camels’ backs were broken and t followed a violent eruption. For many moo Democratic Sena tors and Rep tives have had to | sten to nts from the White House “spokesman’ without being able to shoot at lh(‘ Presider g i nted occasions, but | ial words have | few that target My Wwho plea is but an EXC to take any responsibi personal opinfon s that the unw to give & guarantee With thel not the REAL RE. sking the public to ass The sctentific refusing the risk 1 Hold to the Duty of Every Dentist and teeth of every patlent to maks nots e conditions tending to render den- and 30 DAYS TRIAL IN YOUR HOME! guarantee o action permits you to exchange your player with- 1n 30 days if you are not completely pleased. 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