Evening Star Newspaper, February 12, 1926, Page 6

} = - - N - it ST ‘ o - S DPITADRY 5 ), 4 6 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12, 1926 e — R T T i | last night. Mr. Prall is a former | sidered a modei ur | 4 ” | -THOROUGH INQUIRY INTO CAUSE |z, msht, Ao ol bs ) former | tere o | “LADIES’ NIGHT" PROGRAM ~ of New York Citv. and his zenmeral | “Peabody- Hilton School — School | S? SE T OF SCHOOL TROUBLES IS PLANNED | Views on <chool - admintstration ve | found in hatter s nitary condition than | Cosmopolitan Club Host to Mem- peatedly won the plaudits of the |any . ited. Due to con- — - — | erowd which packed the cancus room ations! mage by nripeiial and bers and Guests. "5 = B = w Referring to the situation in the Dis. | Janitor for brushes, cleansing powaer. . o vimagely 100 members and | Impressed by Board of Eduecation’s Complaints| i N Pt i [pic; asement very clean sl & 1ol | gieate of “the Cosmopolitan 'cluh 5 X S me day the authoritfex in this |10 those in charge af school. = ionded the annual “Ladies night a1 | Against City Heads and Budget Bureau, House | ity are oz to wake up to the |, “Logan School—Very dirtyi drih | muschers st nighi.” The feature of J fact they cannot spend too much = ';‘ml““\" ‘f’"‘dl:, S0 puplls In an the evening's pr m was a numbe . (3 W S ino oaRioats | money on education. T helieve Rep- 57700 © hotc Ao skits on the ms members and Committee Decides on Searching Investigation. Fesentative Allard Gusque: aatnor of | SEhUroom building. - e | EUOSLE, ,,,,,, A | the “elective” sehool bourd' bill. could | CPetworth—Ten portables: ontsi Lieut. Mina Van Winkle, who was | e e do lnu;h better by introducing a il | '3l poor conditian: %0 pup § [..m,’.‘; ihe &ues <o onor, was pre. | o4 v e Commission- | 1 pney than to v - abont |, Ailiso ortah sen t .a sl e sty d § ore them that Washington's | ere ax follows: ~Hello, mirla: 1 alwiess | the mode of - ety Voar” AboUt |and children use outsid= tollet: no i 20Ed W L8 Heimet. . sharle sy » I school ills ave primarily caused by the [did like the girls.” She said that the | hourd.” " SENEN f\:::ig\xl"llel: ';- \\'inl“r"'l:"":l“'n';’ :";v women dressed as the lady Commis. | H will of Board of | Commissioners evinced no sympathy | sposing 3 i e caus great inconve 3 U Goners o «f Ma | H O e et e Sleka ana detad no Hasial d e et e Gatimao Ol bring | fering. Window shades in poor condi [uran, l":‘“:':“yflllftl he i il {1y the Distriet ¢ sioners, the Bud- | unce teachers into pelitice which would he | 1ON: needs immediate attention. Lo | wax among the g | p et BneaT and Col rs o 5 : = o o , SARSEA L * | condition of ground permits stagnant | “on (TR T et Ao & ic ‘x'1[‘]."612“3}‘,'»1{,.“(3‘.;1- l:z;s;‘,"fz':l‘cx:_ Praises School Board. ohe of lh-H“msv thinzs which could | poqls of water, which necessarily must ““'l:\ ‘Fll:\f"xllumn’:::l ti\(:n t ‘:;-“aya“ = que electiv AMrs. Goldberger praised the mem. | Ndppen He said he believed in tRe |he » menace to the health of the chil |\ y o = q)t- , o« - I ongen to. bers of the Board of Education as u | 20ard members beinc appointed by |dren B M e o e | ea 4 } {{} O e ttive. Disteiet | Wonderful set of gentiemen.” and said (30Me one responsible to the people of | "“Purk View—Five portables. 1040|1207 Srs. Walter Carier. ames Mo | E vecident. in the waucus room of the|that “the trouble fs that the system | Mrs. :‘u-.' in her r e | PUpHE, 16 classrooms. tecommend | "S5, T filed <One Hundred Years | { House Office Bullding tast night, when |13 wrong.” ©he said the Commis-| = CEo FOMOR (0 her veport on the ladditional wing to main bullding | "\ bon W™ hicting the advance "m anounced they Intended to “place | Sloners are business men. not interest- | [T ELE (ORI Llons I 7|7'|‘|:a'r’:‘:i 13| rather (han additional story to present {ment in the' stvle and achievements And its happiest time for 2 bluyire wher i e ed in the educational or cultural de. |YCNOOM S L4 O | structure. Acquirement B e e R Tart of the! yEeta ) oo by SR belongs and rem- | L) binent of the city. and urged that SOnTlAgRINS BUBE Bmuiieent e "';"’m-m Property adviantugeous. JEbat gex YRR LT of the nRasnim] both beaux and belles is T'he declston of the subcommittee to | thev he deposed ani men worth $20.000 | (OF 8 Sweening ehools here e ||, “Mactarland Junfor Hizh School {oqi prosident of the club. presided. | _ . i l\nlu\llv sidetrack testimony for and |4nd $25.000 a ves: be obiained. she | VS0 S S0 A SO TS L | Poorly construeted: | lunehroom | BOst o the occasion at which e i I tavar o | sald she had ehil.ren in the schools b Tt my business, rou wely inadequate. Would not recom | ! H { A I e C | ere for 20 vear - and she had found “'I'|‘.§':";‘m'“;"l“’(a:: e o oy end 11 as a “model” for futnre juni | g you serve this appropriate 5 deties 3 L [that when ( sss really knew what eicond st e e <h schools. - e o os for discontent amonz | (it WheR o o ety Lo Cime | fUlly recommend that the matter be i ol Eaeats ! | lon perenis was rescned L) B [referred 1o the zeneral Dintrict com- | ts Health School Loeation. | i a ti = 2 @i TAr 19 r Repre- o 5 ’ . mittee and a very thorough investigu “The Health School-—One of 1he SNEITIvVE Arar S ad T tdwin . Graham. president of the | i 5 h ealth Schoc n . y p f e bRy v s | ritwin o ivavam, presaent of e | TULES ATAE VO ShCrouen (TSRS | e Hemlh Sehuntone 1t e} entine Da ecia L e hion o ed a4 | Learned, member ©f the hoa and a real effort exeried to fIEDIOV: | with in the preseni-day generation. || { pohools. 12 of which she stamped an | Leatned. menyer of the o conditions existing at the present (Imc | would state for children who are not | Vani clenming. Hire orton said | the board members voiced the opinion | 5o (Rat 1he henlth of the children muy | well it must be u very great hardshin | anilla Ice Cream 5 Sehools she had ever |that the Beard of Education is help. | °¢ s * jupon their weakened bodies to make | Strawberry Heart Cent. { Leen in her State of New Jersey were 1058 to actually execute reforms, and | Mrs. Norton's Report. [such a long trip from the centers of | $ y ~enter e T o eIy W&l | that the passaze of the C Wi | sisl Nortoi's rerort totiowa vopulation. The school has no walks ! . § i, Chain Frederien N Zihlman of | Would rather complicate matiers tha st " iy . | just an unpaved road over which it is | L. . - { hairman Frederick N Zihiman of | Mould rather complicaie mticrs “Force School—Toilots in bud con- | hard (o trespuse and u great detriment | Vanilla Ice Cream--as delicious B SSom oo | that if board members were ele | dition: insanitary: no cesspool. Cess- [to delicate children. There is no bus| o cale | = E o § House st in” with s subcomimiciec | hat If board mombers weve ¢ | bool could be connectad with sewer. | transportation, such as vou will find | For Sale as only The Velvet ‘Kind can H Lo tevially narrowed. They suid (hey | Heating plant good. School needs a |in most large elties (o convey children | | b ¢ i - ; H Order Officisls to Attend. | would not think of running for office | general cleaning and renovating. | {rom their homes to health schools. | A ' e —surrounds a fresh-fruit fa- i | S “ull time: 450 pupils aver: Twelve | My recommendastion would be that | Apartment House : { ins noted declarations made by | on the Board of Education | Foull time: 450 pupils average. Twelve ) Would hefthat | vored heart of strawh. H N ok Superintendent.| Dr: Ballou was called 16 the stand schoolruoms. one portable. ~ Medical |fome arrangement be made with a bus . ) awberry sweet- DAds o the Witnest stand 1St night; |28 The final witness last nishi. and he | inspection about onice a year. Loctor | €OmMPUnY Lo transles these children, It Site nessl | Ak For icinthonew e e e e Norion cited | had little more than fime 1o zive « | calls when requested. > s anghetua | ’ Te doubtlestly correct. but that pleas |Eeneral statement. Chaiman Reid [ “Jackson School—No necessity for | Miteieilienilng giises convenient int pack- e Tucation for their|called on him to show the subcommit. | additional _plavsround space, wark (school o0 Onpiarithe Bentiscatic | B I ' oAy he ' Distriet Commis.|tee whers the beard had ever asked | opposite. No clectric lights excep In | “1 would furiher vecommend hatjff ! i ) age at the store around r Zot Buvess hi any one for money to relieve the condi- | kinderzarten and eighth grade. Clean i in Columbia Heights Jemied, Chuinian Reld orderc | Uons brought out by Mrs. Norton. ani | Ing necessary. R o LRI the corner. tiiat the District Commissioners them- | e Bromised to furnish o tabular stare: | “addison Sehool 260 pupils. efehe | (118 UK ARG TG "W I and of such dimensions s wnd members of the Budger [Ment 1o this effect |ooms. four furnaces. = Very dirty. |7 ifeq tuberculosis or any other dis ) ¢ou ofice be ordered to attend the Need More Upkeep Mones. urniture vers inadeuate. - Drinking {007 b wonld necessitite, fresh air as 1o offer exeeptional H actlpatinn 5 rups bad. Toilers outsic . ! Lol oubcommitiee- | Finances are the chief nroblem of | fuiniture for 14 vears daepicbeincheol sesion building advantagee i.m ~ Chairinan ‘Reid said he did | {he admink of education inf General overhaulinz and one furnace . NE sdvariages: ot like to helieve that Ci s or| Washington,’ allov 10ld 1he com- |ty peplace thoss in operation rec S . = | ¥ e ey ot Congress or| mittee. ““Finances are the crus of the | mended. ! Fined for Reckless Driving. | hive turned down reauest for apf whole situation. [ have no doubt | “Ncruder-Sumner School L. William hanan. 15-vear-old si CKEEVER G priations to remedy the * itary™ | but wha‘z every \u:{..x of .\hT]. TON'S | ing had: 400 pupils: eizht rooms, dent of Georgetown University, wi N : R % s true. The trouble we o6 nee H >, e ! - | peport te true. | The iouble is welaminatlon once i vear. Painting and | (" BT IEST L LT recktes CrEactoRrs 3 cleaning abeoluely necessary : | f percentage fs ridiculously smaoll as | “Aforman Sche No Heut In toil teiving by Georze 1. AMac- | ) | l artien Soseph | compared with the value of wur schooi | very tlirty donald in Tr Coun today.and | Deal With ¢ Realtar i zer, 3735 Kunawha streat, who | buildings.” d $50 . dearl - : ! i that when a4 delegation of| Representative Anning 8. Prall of w was arresied by puliee. | 1415 K Street i wmen visited them to seek | New York gave the subcommitige the & new The seventh precine | ' 1 let they wer olou henefit of some expe | Main i | Z ‘,{*T e , : = VISIT THE NEW SCHWARTZ STORE Another Unusual Value 1n THE FEBRUARY SALE of LIFETIME FURNITURE P i A 3 Stores 0 P Lon o i b ; i t Look for the Schwart= Clock. it's your protec- e— = tion. Z WHEN YOU THINK OF CHAS. SCHW ARTZ - THINK OF DI {- N ; MONDS—PERFECT DIAMONDS. We say PERFECT 1with more emphasis \\ A than most firms mention ¥ ALUE and BARG AINS. because we believe that N\ s THE MOST IMPORTANT FEATURE IN PRESENTING 4 DIAMOND ; IS “PERFECTION.” { diamond that costs more in the beginning will ' increase in value many times over the difference in price of one of inferior quality. WE SAY BEW ARE OF DIAMOND “BARGAINS' buy perfec- tion instead! S Schwartz-time is the Right-time— B E l A * G RUY A DIAMOND - extend . arty American Group e e . 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