Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1926, Page 5

TS ANSfR ITOBE NANED SOON {egal Aide May SMed to | Position of People’s Coun< | sel to New Commission. : _ 'The District Commissioners are ex- p.cted to appoint within the next 10 a2 legal adviser to. the Pul uumies Commission, a" new office created in the appropriation act lor the present fiscal year. The mew of- ficer will devote his full time to ad- vising the commission on legal mat- ters, at a salary of $5,500 a year. As soon as the new commission is organized, however, the office of legal edviser will be abolished. The bill creating a separate utilities commis- sion, passed at the session of Congress Just ended, provides a people’s coun- sel to perform virtually the same dutles as legal adviser at a salary of $7,500 a year. This measure has not been signed by the President, and even if it had, it was pointed out, the commission would not have béen re- organized until Congress reconvenes next December, because an appropria- tion for the salaries of the Commis- sloners and the people’s counsel was not provided. There have been a number of appli- cants for the new position of legal adviser. While only a short tenure will be promised this new official, the Commissioners explain that it is likely that arrangements could be made to continue him in office as'the people’s counsel when the bill providing for the new utilities commission is signed by the President and_the approptia- tions for salaries are forthcoming. Marriage Licenses. leflm licenses have been issued to the %qwn%ll'rx.s.zgmnl :::E:’Igum LIPS B Gl omee. nnnu\ s. Awhvhlu and Emma L. te and Eva ne of Ee-bufl 8. C.. and !‘wy 'X\!I'I'fi\‘\:m of K Eh g;, and Eg;:w sl ichm¢ Vi SRRt T ena Marparet E. Wil "’3'“ B, Xaooll and Josehing G, v“ &EP..? ol Yt"xbodcn Laver- (conunuod from First P-n) the mn to see . the party arri pn-u-wn ‘were ssveral old moun- | mnnm'huhthMmy’n miles to be on hand. They were plc- attired” In -colored ‘They were in ess for the Pflsldent and Mrs. Coolidge. Thnose charged with having everything-ship- shape have been busy for weeks, and | ery Execmlve and the first lady would be satisfled and comfortable, ‘The 20 or 80 various sized log build- ings which constitute the camp were ready o assume the honor of being the Summer White House, and the grounds and roadways had been dolled up somewhat. The President’s” Summer home s situated right in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, and but for the luxury and richness found within the bulldings the place could be easily considered bordering on the primitive. Because of its femote loca- tion the camp will easily afford the President the quiet and seclusion ne is said to fancy. There will be little to disturb the. presidential household in the way of noises or other interruptions, unless. it be an occaslonal screech of a water loon, or an owl at night and the al- most incessant calling and wn-bl;n‘ of birds in the daytime. Rendezvous for Birds. The camp is a rendezvous of bird life and is situated on 'a densely ‘wooded promontory, overlooking Os- Lake, one of the smaller lakes in this lake-dotted region. The camp {s reached by a narrow-cinder amd gravel road, which covers the 2 miles separating ‘the camp and the main highway in a snakelike - manner. There is no noticeable grade to this private lane, but on either side it is shut in by the thickest sort of Tt is almost impossible to penetrate this wood lake for a distance of more Dines and spruce and es and spruce dominate, and the air is alive vm.h the smell of balsam. However, odor is not confined to the sroundl about the Summer White House, but is throughout this entire mfinn For days workmen have ing the ax along the waterfront o! the estate. The trees were so close together and their foliage so thick it was impossible to see the lake ex- cept right at the water edge. To af- . {ford them a view of the-lake a suffi- clent number of trees have been re- moved and cut into logs which will serve the many open fireplaces ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. “Pgfchic Phenomena” will be the subject of study®in the class of United Lodge of Theosophists, Hill Building, Seventeenth and I streets, 8 o'clock. Public invited. Garnett January 1 lecture on “The Healing Word,” 8 o'clock, at Unity Auditorium, 13826 I street. Lactobacillas Ad‘oplh Milk algm Seiniery jan about 1t by the VACCINE ANTHOXIN ms-rn'u-m "N 1515 JJ St NW. 7 F ‘Tailored to fit m hnltnn Bel- 75‘: i ‘White birch and Wh".‘ ¥ emlock. lights, sunken bath tubs, showers, many mirrors, large deep-cushioned couches and easy chairs, Turkish and HEyptiap rugs, rare furniture | gy and still rarer prints upon the walls. One of the latter is an unusual por trait of Napoleon. mlllnnlntho room to be used by the President as @ bedroom and its position npon u:o wall is such as to make it the he would prefer to have Gen. Wash- ington or Abe. Llncp!n or some one of New England’s many early heroes, but it is doubtful if he will make.any chun “He seldomi does. “Amusement Provided For. An the living réom are some rich Also. there are shelves with many books. Thers is a talking machine. and one of the latest and most improved radios. The latter will make it possible for the President and Mrs.' Coolidge to enjoy a musical pro- - | gram when they feel so inclined, and % PAID ON ‘ SAVINGS DEPOSITS MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U. S. Treasury B e e The High Grade Established 1842 Pianos Sold Direct from the Factory We Invite you to Visit Our Warerooms 1340 G St. N.W. J. C. CONLIFF, Mgr. f i T g g -3 ] *’;gsri.gé ‘Take your, youngsters for a ride around the Tidal Basin on tlo‘ SWAN BOAT will benefit through THE CHILD 'WELFARE SOCIETY = . (Tidal Pd: at 17th St) One . of tho'nawupaper wags re- Great Modesty Often Hides Great Merit CompleteFuneral,$125 A black broadcloth or gray plush casket, with & sik interior, 6 fine handles, engraved name plate, outside case, embalming, washing, dressing and shaving f necessary, re- mauing from any. my hospital or home, advertise the death, hearse of limousine type and two. fiuCumnnglmn limou- . sines. 0y oid el When in Need of Our Service Call = THE DEAL FUNERAL HOME P m.'h”b 'flum& "lo.- Fort Armistead Militafy Reservation to be sold by sealed bids on July 29, 1926. It consists of approximately 45 acres of 1and at Hawkins Point on Patapsco River, eight miles south of Baltimore, Maryland, suitable for industrial and Change today! It is good for the ‘other purposes. A very desirable property with an ex- cellent bathing beach, a wharf and artesian well. Write The Quartermaster General, Room 2345, Munitions Building, Washington, D. 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