Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 27

REAL FORT REND BILL GIVEN APPROVAL Reservoir Park Development Measure to Come Up Week | From Monday. : teno subdivisional legisla- | h proposes that sn pri- | ¥ owned tracts on this highest nd in the District of Columbia shall = acquired by the District Govern ent, so that a suitable development f a model civic center be made, | «nd that streets on th permanent | Vighway plan e extended, was | vorably reported by the subcommit- | ‘ce on parks and playgrounds of |h(.‘ louse District committee tod This messure will he reported to the | ‘ull District comittee nest Wednes. | lay, so th 1y be on the calendar | or consider: n the House on the i District day, which is the fol owing Monday, It is estimated that the cost of tuk- ng over the small tracts of land in his subdivision so that they can be | developed uniformly with large tracts ady owned by the Govern- e for the Reno reservoir proximutely $1.000000, It posed to locute a junfor high with athletic field, a public | and eventually a site re station, on this tract sume subcommittee, of which on, Repuk | n, also fav the bill providing for > of lands near Thirteenth and streets, between the District | ient and a private owner, £0 q up boundary lines. State- n the District Commission- and the Citizens’ Advisory Coun- the District committee ESTATE. VESPER CONCERT. Tomorrow afternoon at 4:45 o'clock at the First Congrega- tional Church. Tenth and G streets, Arranged by Ruby Smith Stahl. “Castertide,” Protheroe Choir of 60 voices and quartet. Ruby Smith Stahl, soprano; Louis Annis, tenor; Goldie D. i Hutchins, contralto: Arthur J. Lambdin, baritone; Cantata Charles T Ferry, orguanist. Part 1—The Passion Prelude, “Largo.” Handel-Whitney Chorus, “There Is u Green Hill Par Awuy. Contralto Morning ne solo olo, “When the Was Come. “Ard Pilate Ask Chorus, Found This Man Perverting the Nation.” Baritone solo, “Then Pilate Called Je > Chorus, “And stant, With solo, Phey Were In- Loud Voices," “When Pilate “His Blood Be Upon rch to Calvary."” ow Irom the Perfect Life of Meditation.” Lucas Organ offertory. * Part 11 Contralto solo, Dawn.” Chorus, “And Behold. There Came a Great Larthquake.” Sopruno and tenor, ““The, Taken Away Tenor solo. “Come t, Faith ter, [t Began to I -mk( Up Soprano solo, “The Purples All the Sky Chorus, “Now Is Come the Sal- vation of Qur God “Postlude Offertory” Morning .Klein l | | | public | bottle | bottles und other containers and re- quiring that they shall be properly stamped, MILK BOTTLE BILL Stamping of Containers to Aid Pr a sul committee, ence } gan, | Charles | Manufacturers’ ;.«'cmlm: 90 per cent of the dairies in W TROLLEY FARES REDUCED. | Among the speakers were Dv. Fowler, e the N O'Brien, E. C. local dairies. No serious opposition the favorable report on the meusure will he made to the full District committee next Dr. THE STAR, WASHI be a great aid in effecting an improve- ment of health conditions. He says it would aid the health office in tracing milk back to the source of supply. Mr. Columbus said that it would prevent false advertising and misrep resentation. EVENING FAVORED IN HOUSE ' M. E. DELEGATES NAMED. | Three Clerical and Six Lay Repre- | sentatives Are Elected. Special Dispatch to The Star. WINCHESTER, Va.. The Baltimore Annual Conference, Methodist Episcopal Church Soutt this afternoon electad three of its s clerical delegates and all of its sl lay delegates to the General Confer- ence at Memphis, Tenn., in May. The clerical dolegates thus far elected are Rev. J. Howard Wells, Baltimore; Rev. H. M. Canter. Win chester, and Rev. 5. L. Wolff, Rou- noke, V. Lay delegates: L. B. of Baltimore, B. H. Hiner, F'ra W. Va.: James R. Caton, Alexandria, Va.: James W. Meyers. Baltimore: John Brayshaw, Washington, D. and W. G. Hardy of Winchester, Va. The forces for an against unification were lined up in the voting for dele- gates, and each side claimed a vic- tory. Health Officials Urged by Dr. Fowler. dealers and the so-called “‘milk the use of otection of milk through the bill,” restricting March 26— was advocated today before beommittee of the House District with Representative Clar- J. McLeod, Republican, Michi- presiding. w. ofticer; of and repre- District health Columbus, chairman section, Merchants Assoctation, J. dairy and Attorneys Matthew Roger J. Whiteford and Brandenberg, appearing for the hington, developing. subcommittee indicated that a Wednesday. * o Fowler said this measure would Ttaly has & building boom. University Park | Just beyond Hyattsville on the Wash. and Balto Boulevard Unusual Features—No. 11 The Joys of Country and the iTON, D. C. | SATURDAY, NAVAL DINNER TONIGHT. Prominent Officials Will Address Engineers at the Willard. The American Society of Naval En- gineers will hold its annual banquet at the New Willard Hotel tonight, with Rear Admiral M. M. Tay U. 8. N., director of fleet training at the Navy Department, presiding. Representative Burton L. French will deliver an adds Congress,” Re MeVay, jr, who for two years was commander of the Yangtze patrol in Chinese waters, will talk on “The and China™; Director George al 5700-20 o7 MARCH 27. 1926. will speak on conservation of natural | resources, and Rear Admiral F. C | Villard, commandant of the Coast Guard, will give “The Viewpoint of the Coast Guard.” The committee in charge of the af fair is composed of Capt. W. T. Cluverius, aid to the Secretary of the \BV’ Comdr. A. M. Charlton, Comdr. . Root, Lieut. Comdr. C. 8. Gil- IP".IV and Lieut. Comdr. E. L. Coch rane When fined for driving his| . | automobile without lights recently a | man fn Southampton, England, asked that he be given time to collect his unemployment funds from the gov- | ernment, and the request was Sth St- N .w. Corner Madison |}! 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