Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 23

ADVISORY COUNCIL OPPOSES BLUELAW Pencing Legislation Disap- proved. But One Rest Day in Seven Urged. THE EVENING ST AR, WASHINGTON, Pes € \\'I<IllNJ‘ISl!j\'. MARCH 31, 1926. Senate Puts O. K. ‘ On Three Minor District Bills Three minor passed by the Se without debate District bills were ate late yesterday and sent to the House for approval. They were: To transfer a portion of the Anacostia park to the jurisdic ‘, of the Cc sioners Tor u | | { g he t co Bolling Pield two previous meet Advisory Council I 1 the proposition by adopt- | 1 iU “recognizes of one day of action came as a dis- | as previous debates on | d indicated that there | iment in favor of a | economic ne- | This lone | registered by | who endeavored the cou & the principle of the h would forbid com and amusements in n Sunday Report V William & tull offered wition 1o & the former whe ir rubstitute to report the on that 1 ineil commit it proposition of favoring one orously Opposed. to day ver the proposed Sun- which led to the ac were This | A, re. | ker | his report or he had twice council, only . report < and rganizatigns which had cc 3 » subject had_voted in_opposition 10 it. Delegate Torbert also pointed | out that there is considerable opposi- | tion to such legislation Offers Substitute al Plan. s to con- 1 con- nment rd the District’s expenses for two meantime providing commiittee of hoth the House estigate the subject of fiscal between the United States and District governments, was disap- proved mendation of Chair. n Jesse C. S the council voted substitute fc measure its own | al relations plan for a commission | vith a 60-49 basis of ap- | The council's plan was | ts first le shortly after it con The bill p tion for non-r District public_schools was ap: ir inciple. Amendmen mmended which would lir er permitted to attend and to | tuition on all costs of in-| instead of the salaries of > the ction hers. Nurses’ Home Bill Disapproved. The council disapproved the bill pro- viding for the erection of a fireproof | nurses’ hom Columbia Hospital | for Women. The report on this meas- | d by George R. Wales, | t the merits of the bill | i, but that the bill should | some future time. ncil also rejected, b ., W. L. Swanton’s report app: s the bill proposing the acquisi ? f the Dean tract at the Connecticut and | park _purposes. position that | his property for | 2 irable, but that it | does not bel an should be | made the s special legisla- | tion. | t nton in a report rec-! a municipal rch library in the emmended ¢ veference District said, would be of value missione I other offic to solve the many perplexing prob lems that e in connection with r varied activities of Is in aiding ng the wanton explained that there I'lle woman who knows Style, knows also the need to have the Acces- sories of her costume as carefully planned and made as the Frock or Coat. Pecause she knows the care with which Sorosis Shoes are designed, made and fitted, she natur: Costume finish. In V On the left is shown a delightfully original Pump having the quarters White or Rose Beige, and the vamps of Rose Beige and te Kid in basket weave. favorite “spike” .. & Whi Still Kid Moderate cost for SOROS \: orize the Commissicners | the property now by the city for it tion plant in I ty, Va. t land adjoining To empower the District Supreme (¢ nate one of the as clerk of the court whenever @ vacancy oceurs. BUCKAU COMING TO U. S with additic the plant. u cil adopt his | Motor Ship. Minus Engines and|io its commer Sails, Rechristened Baden-Baden. KIE 31 (). Anton F ip Buckau the ship without engines or sails will leave for New York toc has been rechr The vessel will « will wan Baden or March its arrival about mine departmental 1 the District Building s of books of consider re able si: The meeting last night was the final the election, which wil be held Saturday night. 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