Evening Star Newspaper, February 9, 1926, Page 5

THE PURPOSES AND NEED OF CITY PLANNING BODY ARE EXPLA]NED Reprewnl.llnr Gibson, in Rvporl to House, Declares Future Expansion of Capital Requires Perma- sion to Guide Growth. I‘Yre:-?roof ! Storage ! | Merchants Transfer ! andStorage Co. ,éfi nent Commi development of and the consol- »f eminent ity plan avchitects and eivie the bLest course to pansion and beay of Fine Arts constitu cets, ud othes er neies, they plecemeul proj- fuil to provide a comprehen- tures of city developr nevs aivee (hat @ comps careful, prolonged study b men r clemen TOOTH POWDER Cleans Teeth Safely Children take to the flavor |-I(|n requir technical Capital Park sion shall pre sive pian and the proper all of these matters. This is of modern city planniv; 1L of this would 1 & () I fuil to be oy S any such curtall g were pgriit ted. expenditures, a@feng 1, horized tor specific bLaf@ts which would meet the requirements in one sub, , but bsolutely ‘.\,y.n the nee i Commiss m and such a compreben- the city-planning funetions. to the House brouzht up comprehensive » Nutional Capital the purpose of the bill exec elop- | essen thing sl lere his been tothe Fed pertanent pln sthed with suflicier nd 1 to comu services o St experts o give ple thority nd the n o city sure effect in respect t is wh up =0 our 1 in order in ars the popula- of Columbia may Amonal 4t seompiishy 4x h o i million N H ol Bt Many square 3 i . both within the District and in e , will be occupied. It is wive that a comprehensive plan nd put into operation be ts are cut through, hills and valleys filled. development. “The duties outlined iy, ehe proposul I be consol n|.,,vt with those onal Capit g B the impe be 1 tore the liced ming Dire Olmsted, Bl s i rederick inent authority ¢ plan commission should be manent, central. co-o tree from the bias of spe in any one particular kind of provement and free from the ove whelmins p - of the routine wor construction and 5044 represent ent of the public an e Tts Jrance Co-ordination Is Lacking ¢ bill provides f inimitable, development and m; 1ts taste 1 mprebensive and consist irresistible | > ity of Washington and 1t 5 to obtain the mum amount of co-operation and « elation of effort between ull depart ments working to the common end. nd the ap, “Planning for the Capital CHY pre- | tives of the Ammers sents many difficult lems which | Bnginecrs, the require in their solution the attention {nins Institute, the of the 1 minds of our ex rehitects, the the L'E I and consistent pli ral City, which has now lis with an estimated the « officials con- / st wond® '/" ‘ Roasted RIGHT here in Washingten i ,\Hul'n n Institute American scts. the Planning iation. The bill upported by the Council, the and several ensive, co for \ht-‘ Aneric EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, 1 | - jome of whom shi st be 4 1 Any- | any iy ;:(u ion in | t the | s maintaned that | administration.”’ | mbined | ited representa | of Civil Plan- | 1o provide it gove rument 1 the Dis with the Phone Main $108-8100 604-610 9th St. N.W, 5 10.5 Who sa} s "It Aint Goin to Rain No More” You'll get rain, sleet, or snow again—maybe tomorrow. So get ready today with a pairof g Tike Mo NEW HOME R.SPEARE Co. UNDERTAKERS Founded 1872 1623 Conn. Ave. Branch 4209 9th St. N.W. (Petworth) Phone Pot - 4600 BHHBBEJUS AT YOUR DEALER’S ALMUS RSP FAR CEADE J. NICHO1 S We've made the very final reduction —and included every single Fashion Park and Mode Suit. Overcoat and Top Coat— Regardless of lIts Former Price All for Clearance at $31.75 Of course this is a radical reduction— but we want cléarance to be concluded quickly and completely. Alterations—if any—will be made at cost 3-piece Golf \ulls—of Imported Tan Knitted Cloth. Show handling a bit; were $45 . Smmnmmmsens Silk Dressing Robes Most attractive medels and makes. Were $15, colorings. For sl 1_95 o caszs clearance at.... The Mode—TF at Eleventh Pure Wool Robes Imported and domestic $0.95 ! D. 0, TUESDAY. STUDENT KILLS SELF. |erglnh, U. Youth Endl Life—IIl FEBRUARY 9. 1926. PEEL PAINTING BRINGS ! HIGH PMEN SOLD‘W Ibur Wright Field Commandant| Oue of Three Pictures, Bought for | Estimates Damage. $200 30 Yelrs Ago, Demands l DAYTON, Several Thousand Dollars. | Comulssion will make for correlation and should result in an ecogomy. of effort and expenditure. “A study of the composition existing plan commissions in Amen can clties discloses the fact that most Health Blamed. of them are made up of from three 5 Va, fo five administrative omcisie setving | CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va., Febru | as exofliclo members and from oS |ary 9 UM —Willlam W. Deupree, jr., to slx or more eminent citizens. The | 21-year-old son of William Deupree of bill, therefore, provides thut the Na- I\le his, Tes a s i s i , Tenn., a student col- tional Capital Park and Planning sy el N i g ":\"(-.‘:]:)‘ o mission shall be compoged of the Fn, e lon e e L [Virginia, ended his own life by firing glneer Commissioner of the Mfl a bullet through his heart as he sat he Na- |in his automobile it of the Slgma ctor of Columbia, the di fif tional Park Ser | Alpha Epsilon F v House arks of | hairmen FIRE LOSS, 3762,000. . Of Interest to Builders We have a most re- markable site for a small Apartment House —in a very desirable location on Columbia Heights.* February 9 (#).— d several buildings and their contents at Wilbur Wright Field \:-s(enn\ aused a total loss n!1 By the Associated Press. W. Robbins, com NEW YORK, February 9. —One “'\fnn three Paul Peel paintings. bought for | 200 stored for more than 30 Public Buildings and an attic in Brooklyn, has|”™ The five, which originated in the N: | been sold for several thous rsfoil and paint house, started from mmittees on the District of € apltak the Ly George V. Burrell, the sen of the acid substance on’ihe floor which | o - lumbia of the Senatn 4 Iotse I Al dion {was ignited from a welder’s torch, | You’ll see the possi- Representatives ‘and ‘four emment | Iy bid farewell to one e ' | 2 - Mr. Burrell, in announcing the sale | ities 1 e e dences fn eily planning, | m ith the parti o decTien s ke e e s ok biliticst al’ ance upon i 10 Ta | B devine g0 | the burchaser. said he had e inspection—and the mbli’ The 000 tor one of the : i without c ABLEE I price is most altractive. he exofficlo members 1 recompense, test itemn of loss was engine | and cquipment which totalled vears in nd ¢ dent of the Diafe of imated, now b £ about $20,0 bought from the artis lon, Ontario, in 1590 " Burrell, sr.. his son and had Been stored at the Bur He decluared there are 1 staff. He genuine Peel pai ie the fa 2 Tt was reported thit & Dill. 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