Evening Star Newspaper, February 7, 1926, Page 37

AROUND THE CITY BY NANNIE LANCASTER. silk apin bourier 'roun’ wiv white, an a pupple silk collah t'match. “The Siety I b'longs to pays sick} | ben-e-tit. n' 'se: you evey time one of th erin’ dies, so's when | your own def comes, you gits a chuch ivvice an’ foah hacks free, an’ wreaf of any kinder flowahs voh monahs calls fuh—Yes, indeedy, Jedge, iffen my wash madam pays me t'night I suttinly gwine trapes mahsef roun’ to yoh office fus’ thin' in de mawnin'.’ F YOU shut your eyes and walk E » on walking— you will come to a small house tie outer edge of nowhere. And if you touch the button at the basement door, because the front porch is too high up, it will be opened by a buoy- antly bright owner whose wel- come is elastic ({# / ) enough to stretch | What the real estate man did after from g in | that " isn't in the story he told on limousines to ped himself at that 's luncheon, dlers from every- o} but: As the old tenant kept on where—it having 030 staying the house, you might become an appar sue ent tra = DL that she turns YOU should come and behold the | th in x applicant away town of Amsterdam—if only for And this owner wonder of seeing what man can do will be Miss Mar | in his knock-out fight with the sea. thellen, a retired Just to look at, this chief city of the teacher, who has Netherlands is # proud and beautiful rented her big house near the Capitol | blace with more than its share of to finish up her life in the home of | gulleries, churches and splendid in- her childhood. You notice that Whel | stjtutions that house every industry dusk time ¢ ch of us longs 0 fand science helpful to man, but: When return to the place where we started, [ you get to realizing that the site of Ehougt Ay memor 10| the city was only a peat bog and that greet « every "building has its foundation adi piles driven down and down through how sand and mud until it strikes firm Sion clay—and that there isn’t an undula tion of land or a wild tree or rock {vithin the farthest distance, you feel a big respect for the city that no mere beauty of architecture could give— and, again, an understanding, as you skip through Holland, that windmills | e not just a picturesque feature of Dutch scenery, but faithful guard luns forever toiling to drain the lund and keep the waters at ba Countless upshooting masts ruddy saiior men, most of them with blouses and puffy bldomers of blue flunnel. and many of them in the na- tional shoe—those clumsy, wooden af fairs that cost 40 cents a pair and last 4 month-—give a thrill of novelty, and ifter you have lost vour way in this place of ships—and keep on, because no one can speak English—which lit erally puts you in Dutch, if you are acqualnted with slang—there comes up a nice old gentleman who turns out to be a Frenchman who lives in California, and he lets you know that “this” is the gate of St. Olaf, of misty beginnings, and that Amster- dam’ really got her first start, before 5. when two fishermen, saved from wreck, built a chapel in honor of Olaf —with the gate for proof. Which sounds Catholic The most startling surprise in the whole of Amsterdam, however, was ! American flag suspended in’ front { our hotel and a lettered banner hat let the dear Dutch know that “We have honored American guests. And no matter how extensive you experience in flugs may be, you will own without persuasion that this one the handsomest, and about the lurzest you ever lald eves on. Yo have undoubtedly noticed thit ou red stripes are 0o often of a sickl tinge that would be pink if only it dared, and the blue shows kinship to | purple; but this flag of Amsterdam i 4 noble symbol of reddest red and ie—the German dye that we : never been able to equal. And | to add to this mark of friendliness, violinist—girl—walked throughout vast dining hall playing old South winding up with “The Star Banner.” " And, of course, in our crowd. with a mis will show vou | old pluce— | electric 1 laundry » old garden porch that into a sun with a_big and maga- he st led up the furna ts, der ged room walled with w gilt radiator and i has ndows, time. a | sched the sk if he might . and would the preferably hot invited him warm dining room, told him to take off his overcoat, and gave him 2 paper to read he fixed him 1 breakfast. > no_soup for in. Whe anyvhow, son Son obliged with the he got it outside the city, xas easy to find anywhere, pr vou had the price Marthellen went into the back room, which was the kitchen, to heat milk sizzle up a slice of ham, and nake 7 and you how ¢ who live lone t themse t 1 ha hat As Marthe poured a n ) pan ute aloud “I wonder i i ton or tramped leav And and nilk will tion you t stuff, did you tha admission that but that it vided b she su by land, | asked hir ut he ff in tk face w his v pathos of ‘I he that to g0 I won “You You co reaktast of hauled back He sipp 100 hot back a fresh and, as he one i THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, FEBRUARY 7, 1926—PART 1. At Community Centers Of the Public Schools. mer’s chorus of + Company, 7:30. — Registrations for a begin- in Spanish, intermediate in Spanish, 7; advanced class in Spanish, 8; the Washington Opera Company rchearsal, 8; Community Dramatic Club, for all who are intes ested in drama, 8; Auction Bridge | open to all learning to play bridge, 8 to 10; Gregg dictation class, Washington Trade Union Colleg Mrs €. Driscoll, community tnesiaanington secretary, is the executive in charge of the center at the Thomsen School. Many groups, interested In a variety of subjects, meet there and ave made to feel at home, tut this center in espe- ciall known & music center be- —Gregg dictation class, T; npany rehears. Thursday hington Opera C 1, 7:30: physical training and social daneing nstruction for women and girls, 8; children’s rhythmic dancing | nstruction, 3:15; dramatic oral exp | sion for older girls, 4:15 |~ Friday—Children's” i | Mocial wing and sing { ginners’ and_ advanced | struction, 7:15; Mandolin | Orchestra, §; china painting, 8. Saturday—Classes instrumental | mu including piano, violin phone, drum, cello, flute and cf 9 to 12 am | horu aight and” the children's classes studying orchestral instru- ments on Satur- day morvinss. High ~ Eleventh Clifto lifton truction in ng, 7:30; be- Spanish in- d Guitar | Center and Streots: Monday — Pro- gram under the ausplces of the Washington Colleze of Music, 8 Tuesday—The Hebrew congre tions, S. 8. A. A, basket ball Night Caps’ Athletic Club: the Mount Vernon Athletic Club, girls’ basket ball team; the Woodlothians 7:30 to 10:30: Su Zu Court, Oriental Council, lies' Shrine, drill team 7:30 to 10; Departmental Pl O-E-Mor Dramatic Club, S. 5 Wednesday—The Washington S ciety of the Fine Arts will pres modern decorative art (illustrated) by Charles H. Richards, 8:15; <hevy Chase Athletic Club in the Loys' gymnasium. Thursday partment Fr Scout A. C. Driscoll. b Birney Center, Nichols avenue and Howard street southe Monday—Ladies’ N Scout Troop No. personal hygiene clas: w8 Fridav—Boys' Whittling Club, Mys nt |t Soctal Club, Birney Athletic Club, industri. art group, Girls’ Literary | Club, and Girls' Musie Study Club, Athletic Club, 9 to 10. dlecraft Club, R At Athletic Club, 7:30; Choral B letic o Rialto Burrville Center, Divi and Corcor Tuesday-——Sch " dren and adults, i al art Art and Craft Club, hoys venth | 2roup, chorus singing for ilson | Girl ustrial Art Club, Art and Craft Club, % Thrift Club, 8 | Wimodaughsis Industrial and Club, 5. Glendale Athletic Club, 5 Assoclation, § n st - aven vam he De- ultur rally Tay—Annual 30 Be o o gan children 7:30; Boys the Carnation Dramatic Club, 9 Columbia Heights Center —El and Harvard streets, in the \§ Normal School Mondav—Rehearsal of the Wish- ingtonians, §: Park View Athletic Club basket ball game, 7; rehea.sal of the Wilson first-aid slass of the Boy = of the Ist| Division, 8: Community Center course in welght reduction and pre- vention, directed by Dr. .. F. Kebler, including weighing. measuring blood pressure tests at 7: illu lecture by Dr. Kebler at 8; reduc- ing exercises directed by Miss Martha Dunham at 9: Dr. Kebler or istants will meet new mem- to 10:30: visual instruction Social Burr outs Whitti northeast l instruction program Social Club, Boys® Ath ib, | lecture b lle Pelham, “The Negro in Friday—Vis Young Ladies’ letic Club, Young Men's Athletic C| Young Men's Soclal Club. Mrs. Gabrie Art,” 8 Dunbar Center, First ursday — Randall nd N streets nior Higk Industr Atiile At J | 7:30 Capital FPlayers group, 71 volley Playe; women's refular work, s 1 rek adults, personal workers, § Princess % o 9 Simon fum class | i el xing exercises for attention to office oups of the zame, ¢ nic expr speci Cleveland Center, Eighth girls heginners i | 1 to womey and | ! | bring and | tention Handicr girls, invited faney worl Thursday ingtonians, < open to adults o 30 Club 0 3:30 tehearsal of the Wash the Wilson Pl | with previous trai ing in dramatics, 8 Argyle Athletic | Club, basket ball’ gam Columbia | Athletic Club, basket | Monroe soecer ball tean Friday—Rhythmic expression children: children’s group in gymna sium work thietic lub, 7; Boy Sco basketry ife and Drum Saturday—Community Center | linery phone Glee work | structive characte ard | What Tomorrow Means to You BY MARY BLAKE. v | Aquarius. | Tomorrow’s planetary aspects are| fairly propitious, and denote that thera will be sensed an urge to work and do something that is out of the| ary routine. It will be wise, after ! ht, to yicld to these impulses, indicate that efforts made | especially those of a con will be ultimately | In the evening, fenced stimulating | h augur well for love Any engagement of | this nature entered into under such | auspices will bring happiness to all concerned. They also offer an excel- lent opportunity all family and social reunions A girl born tomorrow wilt, during Intancy, be almost free from all ments. In her “teens,” however will have at least one nd only gre tehiulnes mitting care will ¢ that physically nornul nhood for which sneis destined. A boy, on the other hand, will suffer the normal il wrly childhood, but, once this period is successfully passed, will experience no further phy disabilities. In disposition, both and girl be winsome and attra tive, not 1dion with suf ficient enee through They popular, and are de lives. If tomorrow is your birthday, the strongest thing about vou is your memory, which is unusually retentive. | s has not proved an unmixed bless- { facility with which you to memory everything requiring no effort on your le for rficiality of an_intimate fundamentals ordi e thot the tomorrow te rowned with suce there will be ex vibrations, wh and love-maki for serious i d ove | to get | £ | ery d happy w with the wequaintance learnin Up to t valve” I and y e present time, your “safety been your practical sense ike anything for leep affection While vou, tures to he ou never ® even capable vhen they heir regard for known enij hem to em- born phasize Well date are Leander J. McCormick, turer; William T. Sherr gen mas ¥ e Bun persons on that Ol w. Rich- Rhees, 1thor; Rush $38.405,080 RAISE IN RAIL WAGE ASKED Re- quests for Increases-—Mainte- Labor Board Announces Ma nance Men Seek Most % | | Adams, 1w membe; | arganization, SPANISH WAR VETERANS Col. James Pettit Camp, Wwith Commander Deck presiding, mustered the following recruits into active membership: Charles W. Abernethy, Charles H. Brown, George F. Lang, Willlam C. Ryan, Harry L. Ernshe and Joseph C. Taylor. Q. M. Gen. p Murphy called attention that th 30,000 pensioners on the rolls re not affiliuted with the organization and are deriving benefits from laws toward which they have not contributed even moral support. Commander Shomette of Mil Camp, chairman of department re- cruiting commlittee, explained since | the list was circulated during the lat- | ier part of the past vear 169 applica- tions had been receivea and that the ficld for work was still uncovered. Past Department Commander League spoke on the benefits of the hospitalization act J. Gen, Nelson A. Miles Camp, No. wary 28 was addressed by Harlan Wood, chairman of the veterans’ joint mittee of the District of Columbia. The following were mustered in: V H. Beck, Frank C. Be Joshua Richard Jones, George Willlams, W. H. Daly, Frank R Clute, Alfred R. Adams, Frank Boyn- ton, Cleveland Kennicutt and John Sebastlan. After the meeting the proceeded in o body to the re- ception at Continental Hall tendered | the Spanish War Veterans by the | uban consul. On February 11 this “mp announces that the largest class of recruits in the history of the with exception of the organization of a new camp, will be mustered into active membership. The 1 at attractive prices. Cuban gave consul, Cayeteno de a reception January nd the auxiliaries sciety in_honor of the Cuban Ambassador, Senor Don J You Drive With Assurance when you are protected against the elements, and against the nerve racking glare of the other fellow’s lights. Such comfort can be yours for a small amount., . Special Sale of Visors We are disposing of our stock of first-class visors, They will be all sold within a few days, so drop in now and examine them. E. J. MURPHY CO, Inc. 710 12th St. N. W. Main 5280 Ratacl John Sanchez Aballi . Ge A, Clem represented the nmander-in-chief, who was unavoid- absent. Among the guests were | Bliss, Capt. Cluverius, Col Hawkins and Department Commander Belknap. The Saint Patrick players furnished the entertainment. The annual memorial services will held at Fort Meyer, Va., February 13 under the auspices of the Depari- ment of the District of Columbia, | United Spanish War Veterans, at 7:30 | thruush' | D, and be broadcast WCAP, connecting with st New York, Pittsburgh and New Eng- land. ~ Past Department Comminder Harris, chalrman of the commitiee in charge of the affuir, announces that the speskers will be Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur and the Cuban Ambassador, Senor Aballi. The United Ma Band, under direction t. Willlam H. Santelmann, will aud the vocal solos will be ren- | 1 by Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer. | m. axercises will be held in | atic Cemetery under S Auxiliary of the | District of Colum. | the ritual of the | Xiliary floral tributes from Presi nt Coolidge, Ambassador Aballi, the | United Spanish War Veterans and the ixiliary will be placed at the foot of | the mast of the Maine | | ions In A able Preparat o £ sm\:.l‘u‘vutmkd by Reguin tirgtheSicmatsand B Thereby Promoting Digeston | Ceerilnes and s ot neither Dgtgi-:\w"" = ngton 1) e auspie epartment in addition A helpful Remedy it iarrest Constipationand Diarr CAR RULING APPEALED. | U. S. Fights Revocation of Restric- | tion on Use of Carriers. PHILADELPHIA The Federal February 6 (). District Court decision der of the Interstate MOTHER! = SleZor . § & CASTORI Fletcher's Castoria is a pleasant, harmless sub- stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, prepared for Infants in arms and Children all ages. tertainment, exhibiting the childr work, rhythm groups. directe elyn Davis, dramatic groups, rected by Laura gue, and gym nasium classe eted by jorie Shuster. dishir | Commerce Commission restricting the of privately owned railway coal was appealed today by the Gov ronment to the United States Supreme | aken impression that we could sing. d up and baritoned the chorus. st of us joining—and so hungry for our soup! "But we kept it up for the four dinnertimes, and while the men and women at other tahles sort | f had an air of trying to understand | us, they could have had no possible subt of the putriotism of us—u qual ity which it takes thousands of briny fromn home to bring out to its nind its did up ¥ vle—being an easy with, and one very and fashionable sport-suited d out “Turkey in the Straw.” hotel folks just loved us— loved them. We had a right Ing |40, when we came down to mane oo the first morning. lo and { o behold, the continental breakfast of | 191 France. Italy, Germany and land was a thing of the some fairy wand had when 1w m and hauled him up the reation ; = _ { use Saturday— Music v . s, Ex | 1ss for beginn 3 Lovejo strests Monday—Art Dran s and Crafts Club, 3:15 ual instruction * Industrial Art Club v—Mancheste ub: baske Sup he tir The of was nted in suits filed by approximately | railroads, steel and iron com- | coul and coke companies and | r industrial plants. | order affected 30,000 privately bituminous coal cars, repra- n aszgregate investment of iately £60,000,000. Center,” Twelfth revocation the order It has been in use for more than 30 years to Wind Colic To Sweeten Stomach Diarrhea Regulate Bowel. Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfulness, Rest and Natural Sleep without Opiates To avoid imitations always look for the signature of Zoit T | Proven directions on each_package. Physicians evervwhere recor i East Washington Center—Easter: High School, 17th and East C: streets: Tuesday—In the Hine School: Independent Midgets Independent _Athletic Club, the |Ma Washington Boys' Independent Band 7:30: basketry 7:30; Pleasure Club, £:30 Wednesduy—In Eastern School: Live Wire Athletic Warwick Preps Athletic Club, §; De Molay Athletic Club, 9:15: Drill Corps, Job's Daughters, 7: D ‘orps, Beth lehem Chapter, O. K Sioux Athletic Club.” 7: Bethany Athletic Club, 8, basket hall practice, 9:15 o Constipation pro-} Flatulence Junior High ] 6:45; owned senting wpproxi we Athletic O period: | Dramatie | © I finished his having taught found ont worker. Pittshurgh, and the For that reason to wrestle G ass il S High e Club, 7; One man in every eight through out the world hopes some day to visit » 1 paint his heard red Yo And’ the ind we for 1k fast Saturday-—Class in rhythm 2 Lm.: visual instruet corn singing: community ati letics, nchester Junior Athlr 2 weie 1113 G Club; La Vida Orches Girls t in volun Y i letic Club; industrial art class his debts |, Thursday—Dressmaking ar W and Reading Club; Dennison art assets at linery classes, 7:30; community dance, | 21 4 rows of beautifully decor 18:30; Nationai Capital Playess. 7:30; | 13 Lovejoy hasket with artistic servings of cold meat— | sva Athletic Club, 7; Printers | V1 ach school day, 3:13 ham, lamb, beef and slicings of some- | Athletic Club, 8 Comet Athletic 9:15; Bryan-Buchanan Athl Club, women’s gymnasium S; Washington Athletic Club, | community program, § E. V. Brown Center, Connecticut avenue and McKinley street nday—Beginners’ French children,” 3:15: advanced French children, 3:45; piano classes, Tuesday—An hour of story-telling and dramatics, directed by Miss P. H Primm. 3:15. Library open. 2 to 5 pam Wednesday—Rhythm_ clas 15, Thursday—Beginners’ French children, 3:15; advanced French children, 3:45 Friday—Advanced rhythm for chil dren, 3:15; library open, 7 to 9:30 Park View Newton str Monday—The ss, 3:1 —Girl Scouts, public_sr adults’ basketry class, 7:30 Midgets Athletic Club. Citizens’ Association will hold ness meeting, follgwed by act play by members of the Chris Endeavor Society of the First Re- form Church, entitled, ‘It Happened in June,” under the direction of Mrs. E. L. Bug Wednesday—Advanced struction, 3:30: beginners’ class, 4 Friday—Children’s game hou Seout troop: Boys' Handwork 7:30; Young People’s Dance, Young folks interested in playin stringed instruments are invited to register for & club. ! 10 to 12 Jrogran e ; s him seem 1 told him to grieving his T meet 1erely to suggest “harity is its routine in this one case, | the kick?—of in T we in Spring Sewing Made Easy This $68 “Westinghouse” Portable Electrie Sewing Machine e Club, a 1 Center, Georgia ave street sketry, groups; tution Miner Norn, nue and Eucli class | Tuesday — : iressmuking nursing_and pics Club for 1 flowe Friday—Ted 1id, home nu vrnasin work elasses: Boy Topic Club for Men; ing a flower-maki Mothers' Club, § ob, 7:30 Mrs. Ga the lecture the Parent we had been having right fare of rolls, coffee and m malade for two months, vou migh figure out something of the enthusi asm of the contrast until gentle voice whispers: “Ought w eat meat on Friday, Aunt Ann?" It was a self-immolating but, anvhow, loaf bread wasn't French rolls, and you could pour in your own cream—and tomorrow would be comin, But so w the head waiter! And hehind him glided a white-capped girl with long vellow braids, with a silver waiter heaped with egss in a chin: with a china hen on the side: | ‘Sheeken eggs, shust born"—The waiter said it with the triumph of one who knows what he is talking about, and the situation was saved. Don’t listen to people who tell you o live in the:homes of natives mosphere. hotels where you can have e bath—snowy tub, with pink »wer on the: rim and tiled floor and scoed angels on a wall of pale blue —and some sort of picture in i heavy gilt frame—and twin beds—with won- decorations, and as spotless as a wedding gown'—with just variations enough from American comfort to vou a flavor of home style. At Amsterdam the mattress was of crimson and gold brocade—silk, with striped brilliantine sheets and’ slips, | Al bound around with scollops of daintiest crochet. And on top of the | knitted spread—flounced with grapes if | —big bunches, crocheted and stuffed o linto shape by raw cotton—a lace & ledged white mull envelope the size “lof the bed, inclosing an eiderdown quilt of crimson silk erything as| white and fresh as new! | STEPHENSON'S ESCAPE FROM PRISON DENIED| Former Klan Slayer of Girl, Working Daily in Chair Factory. the Asso sewin Drn atie Clut first aid, home tion: .Curre p-shade-n instruction ks its lasses in Men ki a i West Washington Center, for for an ere a little while mansion not sacrifice. group; needle Current lamp-shaden 7:30 PAtriarchs’ First Brigade recall nd Special at $44 A splendid machine, with the buiit-in-t | A ? % Westinghouse motor and short shuttie throw, which eliminates vibrations. It has the automatic thread controller, which insures the right amount of thread is given off for each stitch, i durat easy- running machine—most reasonably priced $2 DOWN Balance in Monthly Payment he did—though, sz and shin. der know 1 book owned a house 1— freight fant was behind his amd il comp all someth: written in ¥ that Recol he o Clun, Ball i plano b Industrial | —Industrial art group, mil-| ¢ i for s t s ndall Center, First hwest Tuesday Center, Warder andl = he-head ats. | beginners' rhythm oo 3:15. piano | ng class, 8 Northern | is e “or why If every business m: ion was to let wor \is seriptural na t might jar ations hav gin all over, th an old tenant rent He wi n in Washing know what was doing, ab cor- to be- man called behind in wed with af- 1 extreme- | “Jeft tha Apartment Special o rhythm in- e apolo violin ich promis has the rent, Je ik an oM A righterroun 1 of payment all the Lem riz it 1) suttingly Boy Club gwine d, and our coll will 1 ight fo his money. you Know “Sut that man pay. Petworth Center, Eighth and Shep- herd streets. Tuesday — . e class, advanced and beginners, 3:1 Friday—Girls’ play group, 7: boys' play group, 7; basketry for adults and | idren, 7:30: children’s dramatic e 30: Dennison art class, 7:30;] Gifl Scouts, Boy Scouts, 7:30; gym-| nasinm class, 8. | to o’ dol Rbythmic as 1 Wb thi This $102 Westinghouse Desk Model Electrice - 879 —This also has the Westinghouse built-in motor, and is simple and economical to operate. It is one of the best machines made, and is also an unusually attractive piece of furniture. e you eather tm et md wha i work you have 1 wish T had as Suppose 1 give vou he office d up Indiana Leader, Southeast Center, Seventh and C streets southeast, in the Hine Junior High School: Higted Press | Monday—Bon MICHIGAN, CITY. Ind., February |basket ball game, that D. C. Stephenson, |letic Club, hasket balj game. 7:43; Hastern Preps. basket' ball game, 9 | 1gon of Ku Klux Klan | puplie Speaking Club, 7:20; fretted in- | aped the Indiana o ; “lass. instrueti ) or X . o 2 PEL: here he i 1 el e %0:| When you see the “Bayer Cross” oy tablets, you are pri where he is serving e e U L ST < 1ie dari to AR e AL i getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescr ibed by phy Y. P. C. U., including girls’ basket ball | team and the senior boys' and junior | every day in the prison chair factory, 5| und that he had not been outside the {charge of murdering Mi Madge Oberholtzer, an Indianapolis girl. | drama rehearsal of the pecial Tomorrow will you come to Ami Athletic Club, 0; Le Amis Ath- So the Lord love .—Reports SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN”— Gpmudne former h m, in Indiana, State a AT estat Kann’s—Fourth Floor. “Stratford” Model man repeated his housht were ¢ to pay oot mawnin®, Jedge. to eome to yoh money. 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