Evening Star Newspaper, February 13, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13 and that, if they exceed the 30-minute |and saving can be effected instead of ea. Valparai niversity. luncheon period, it is charged to their | merely announcing the number of em | Heads Valparaiso University. | Dax Aok % Concordia Lutherar annual leave; also, that many often |ployes that can Be discarded and ex- VALPARAISO, Ind February 13| Seminar; Lonie. Prof. Dan wil work 0\ ertime without additional ocm- | pecting the President of the United ‘ P).—Directors of Valp: Unl ‘v,nam his new duties June 1. He suc pensation. Mr. Steward alse points| States to derffonstrate the correctness!versity ve: rday annou the ap-|ceeds Dr. Horace M. Evans, who re 1926. * 3 | Dau. whe has been professor of Eng om Capitol and Library. Senate and House Office Buildings 211 Delaware Avenue S.W. One Room, Kitchen and Bath, $47.50 Two Rooms, Kitchen and Bath, $57.50 to $65.00 IN BIG FETE HEREl By the Associated Pre | brought to earth to change the snow MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., February | f'om white to red. \cy of sick leave taken by Federal ~Dust trom a voleanic eruption in { e Know that there have been mployes in the District of Columbia |cently made public announcement that NE | some distant part of the world prob-| Mexico . said Peof Beal “and it 18 e R e e s sl Sulie 4,000 Attend Bali at Audi-|«bly was responsivle tor a weather | | poesiblo chat this arows wis colored vy | Federation Declares Acgusa- {6 davs per capita. further substantlal reduction of Fed. | 24 Apartments Rented a1 a quarter inch of red snow on the | tmat voleanie dust is =uried tn whe | tion That Federal Clerks Are | “aIr. Davey excluded from his stric- par { air for months by high winds and | tures the postal service,” declared Mr. asironomy at the University of Min. | snowstorm. 50,000 deral employes | One ‘satiate and a clmatologist, deciarved it Thourands of pereons on their way fxumu“hh h‘\:‘hielX?«zg;‘l:!u:;flhm::q‘(‘lm.‘ Jne square and en- | osi, invisible to the naked eye, hut ! partment received < ingut as| > e g | 4t the Washington | bresent in sufficient quantity when (o the wherestouts of the “big fre.” | Riepresentative Davey of Ohio xhan" oy datms 1ed Bpy Ausanis e | some recent volcanic activities in ,ho“, that instead of receiving 30|even with the most rigid application | phenomenon in the Twin Cities which | 4ust_from the eruptions Auks. Davey tor Proer) eral civilian perscnnel cannot be ex-| torium Snonsored by Vet- { 9 Apartments Vacant Loafers Is Defamatory_ [Steward. | “Thsre femidin approximate « bis theury that the snow was col- ' to work rubbed their eyes | | of 100,000 is to be made and the al- Juint com- | o0 . time killers and buck ser: nm(,.‘ Joust a portlon of the ‘i iniination | { 33 ERU”PS UN” Red Snow in Minneapolis Believed RESEN]’S BH ARGES ' Voleanie Dusl From Remote Section to the fact that annual leave is a privi-| of his extravagant claims. It seems|pointment esiden H. T. signed recently lege which may be and often is with- 1penlnem (t;; state ln‘lhh connection | —_—m - held, and states that a published sur-!that President Coolidge and the di-| =3 MWM‘ L rector general of the budget have re-| B e e # Other university authorities said pected."” erans Socie(ieg. | 4 “filiam O. Beal. instructor in | occasionally i< brought down in u: tions | oved red by fine particles of voleanic the b and the fire dt- | ¥ormally vefuting char by | leked saving of $500,000000. 1f Mr.| suyder | Baker, Maj. Willian 1. Peuk, Samuel | " eeiition of Badoon R aom, ? Neuner, Robert M. % has writ ot io S A ves has ‘n’, ten 1 ‘ne Ohio & o Work Guaranteed Martin, Daniel Ficklen & Co. I)lfllh L. VAL s riment 3 ]l»u\fi Tolson, w of proviinent | Superintenden: Police : at: | Husse: The ball marked | H. G. Pratt, chief o detectives: Cogswell n obser ward J. Nolan, sentor vice commander, | H u]ns_ werlipithe Jo 0K aniel V. Chisholm 'lhe\.qmcl # us Lineoln's birthday. United Spanisih War Veterans; Joseph | B. entativ et it — In @ddition ‘to the dan S | Beatry, senior vice communder. Vet N b ke, ved the Government workers Bond Building pt. Watson B. ) B ation, It e B. F. SAUL CO. | erans’ of Foreign W President Steward's Statements Phone Main 3934 e : 3 925 15th Street N.W. Main 2100 President Lutk aot the | ; Night, Frank. 3529 David H. Kin L aries 1. Reilley, v 3 : svernment employ 1 : SRR = \ n L ;T 3 ’ we i th et LERET y E 5 | “It_is not a new experience for Fed- | e | Legton: Isane Chamber of Com. | Donough, Mal. s, { 1nloyes 1o he slandered by i1l Band plaves sitemstoly. " hiaj. ac. | merce: Rober rper, Chiamber of [ George 1;51“1 W fll;«"n I alen ; or prejudiced members Tasker 1L Bliss was chairnian of the | Commerce: Carter B. Keene, former [ Harry atterson, Jumes S The, . but It is a surprising thin veception committe und Maj governor wlower Society: llelen Pl eieapuel b =En A Davey should indulge | Grant, master of ceremonies i ce commander, American X “\““ 2 & such gweeplng, defumatory cl @ o “N Rertha Robbins, Daugh ( huster, L terzations without offering any wup- | & Many Societies Join. ters of Amerfcan Revolution; Mrs i Honardi .. rting daia, and should, furtherme The organizations which united to | Thack Walker. President, | 2vid i, Wadlington. general statements r make the ball such a suce included | Amertc Auxilia M Women's Floor Commitiee. priing conditions which and Aty of the Republic, the | Frances %, president Women's floar committe tes | CHDORCH (o1Le Dublinked b Helen O'Neill, chairni i ¢ Iepresenting u~ Miss Helen ¢ Uelen (s .m. 3 kD the to the 3 w 3 s Own \\ alah, William trown, Capt. Harr, Kinchol Marine K iander, Is Poor Economy Low rents (hat do not inclnde th e gnine in ensh. apartment ~that 'in 74, byt which hus snperlor it Legion, the | Spanish terans and the | ret Lurns, 21 aup € STS. w a celebr he Pioneer House on the Park those ho ! Veterune :ption com Punsy ™ presenting S D. A. K. Representatives. Veterans of loreign ) = i = * Lucas, Mrs. F. C. ilubn. Mother Maj, U, S} Aivs Beriha M. Robinson. honor G 2cah % ewonies: Maj. | regent Judge Lynn Clapter, D. A. R..| Steed. 1‘r1': IN‘“““ H. Jucobson and Commisstoner | and historian of the Society lof the | M 1_Ligaiane Fureizn War Moulton, de A. R Clar-| rtment com- Tuander, U : Francls C. Huhn, wrtment 2phan, : Capt. Julius 1. past depart < Means of Colorado, Odile Reed of Penusylvania. ennossee. Representatives Carter of Califor- nia, Lineberger of California. of California, Updike of Thurston of Towa, Conner S of Ma: m of Marsachusetts, Teod of Michigan braska, Arentz of York Mesweeney of | . Stephens of Ohio. Montgomery ahoma, Crumpacker of Oregon, | Covle of | A Pennsyl- | vanta. Watres of P son of South Dakota, mont. Johnson of Washington, of Wisconsin. Veterans' joint committee—Harlan Wood (chairman), Americanization of- fi % ican Legion riscoe Good ] t department commander, Grand Army of the Republic: E. D. Godfrey, department assistant guar. termaster general, Grand Army of the | Republic; Charles L. Fox, national djutant, Army and Navy Union; Ma. €. W. Freeman, Prefldom s Own Gar- department United Spanish mes A. Burns (treasurer), de- judge advocate. United Spanis Veterans; Thomas J. Frailey, department senior vice com- mander, American Legion; Francis F. Miller, past department vice com- ander, American Legion; George R. rtin, department commander, Di ! American Veterans; George ¥ Phillips, commander, Ace Chapter, Disabled American = Veterans; Ed. ward H. Hale, past department ad- futant, Veterans Foreign Wars; Fred C. Lucas, patriotic instructor Veterans Forelgn Wars. Distinguished friends—David Lynn, chitect of the Capitol EBY GIVEN THAT THE Biainess of (he Tate M. Jonn conducted by him at’prem: “Washington, D Book Binders rod Decem Edward 8 will b molels re- ations menered 10 G Au ot He Estate ot John GraBan Hagins: domatsd, v Raar|shington Loan and Trast | Washington. D mprtffl GING, 45 nw Polomar 404 THIS DATE. FEB responatble for v anyone other than mv. CUNNINGHAM. Whea- D linans hw\dl erate “prre ! . 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United States War Veterans: Mrs. Mary Mohenstein. junior vice president, departmen auxiliaries, United States War Vet erans: Mrs. Louis West, patriotic in- structor, department auxiMaries, United States War Veterans: Mrs. tie Boss. histortan, department auxiliaries. United States War Vet- erans; Mrs. Alice Fletcher, council member, department auxiliaries; United States War Katherine Huhn, chap! George Dewey Thacker V. Walker, president. Amer- ican Legion Auxillary: Mrs, Marietta Plerson, commander, Jane A. Delano No. 6, American Legion: Mrs. Mary Shanahan, vice president, de- partment American Legion. Men's Floor Committee. Men's _ floor committee — Capt. Thomas J. Frailey, chairman: Capt. William L. Wattocks, Col. George L. Tate, Lieut. Col. Kenneth L. Koont Capt. J. McGahan, Willia C 1 Capt. John Lew Thomas Kirl \v) Maj. W Frank L. has Gon. William A Bethe], Charles Reilley, Lieut. Joseph F. Beattie, Lieut. Col. Ira F. Fravel, James G. Yaden, Willia Drury, George M. Landis. 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Our new homes represent the classical architecture of Washington's time plus the wealth of modern home con- venience and the scientific construction of the present day. We have repeated Wash- ington's principles of home \construction in these new eight-room homes with two baths. rooms. Laundry -713 14th St Basement Pride EOPLE who own homes in Burleith display as much pride in their basements as they do in th A\ Burleith Basement is a large, bright, sun area where the Hot-water Heating Plant, the Station Tubs and the Automatic Hot-water Storag Tank are housed. “Basements That Bespeak Better Building™ At 36th & R Sts. N.W. Take a Burleith Bus Today. WHY PUT IT OFF* Members of The Operative Builders Assn. of D. « living N UR]EITH LUCH Main 2315 Home in its finer sense ESTERDAY'S luxuries are today’s commonplaces; homes that were considered the height of magnifi- cence a decade since, are but poor “‘seconds” today. 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