Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1926, Page 3

NATIONAL ASPECT GIVEN'VOTE DRIVE States Expected to Hear Pleas for D. C. Franchise at City Club Meeting. The meeting to he staged by the City Club on November 13 in support of the movement to obtaln representa- tion in Congress for the people of the District is being given a national as- pect in order to enlist the ald of the people of the States. according to H. J. Odenthal, executive secretary of the | club. Speakers have heen selected from national rather than local organiza tlons and the appeals they make on behalf of the disfranchised Washing tonian that night will be c; radio to firesides in many stations WRC possibly oth: ce Mcarland, a1 Municipal League dent of io Green, president of the Amer eration of Labor: Mrs. Anna F president of the Su nthony Founaation, and John I, Deviny, who will speak a itiz of the District tions Lend Support. that the local or v Club, have been = par in the evi Eiving une inated from tak shes fare, Secivary Lbur, Gov pitotogs 01 dhie \lelhlll GROUP AS'(S PRESIDENT the inhabit A result in a favor- able reaction sooner or late Mr. Odenthal said “he City Club in- 3 g tions in the District, as well as the public generally, to at tend the meeting at th v Club Buildine. The Army Band will open the program at 7 o'clock. The speuk- § 5 and will tion Leaves Letter at White House Urging Choice. A letter ness Men dent Coolidge to cor o Ve ihar, | Hall, president of dominated the | for appointment as whereas today, with an es. {sioner, was presented population of 528,000, the | Mi from the assc of Government officeholders | White House da OB SR CEED | Conbintan) (ot Eluby Poston and Hubert The letter stated “Dr. Hall measurcs up to the re nts of this offic ining their | , experience, tem; pther than the | having lived in the Dis laking for granted that horough knowled nment people have no righ to suffrage in the District, for mey argument’s sake, what about the 46 189 others who have no such attac ments “These are athered by the City earning power, purcha but suffice it to say from the Northeast B Association, asking Pr ider Dr. Percival | laudet Colle istrict Comi a special com- Bhe at ot Ghterbeni . Mr. Odenthal rec: nd for a numb after officeholders population, timated number is 60,811 establish- led that in i) Newsom Few Are Officeholders. “In other word r. Odenthal con. tinued, “there people in Wash Government the Gove affai The letter ) told en born in ( his various act of not all the Clab statist e Brady. Quartermas- i ~“of this city, 1 there is an of people in S D e cimeotanies hed precedent over which they liave no control.” ! AMr. Odenthal expre that when the people understand the status of the they will help to 3 \lmu(mns Buildin EWS | Arrivals at_and Sailings From New York, ARRIVED YESTERDAY Pittsbureh E._Red_Ball 3 WILL NOT B bills other than t BENJ. H. FRY ANARIES At AT} g ate Indiana ave s Juan Bermuda rinidad . e DUE WEDNESDAY. 70 THO! their Halloween s i e | D N 'v;u(h wmpton DAY LABORATORY W Room 108 imbe Weak Feet. 4° t < { Sachem—> Cross Chain oV o foad _toward A { Stockholm 1:00 P DAY. L 4:00P.M JAD OF FURNL | elniia or Balti- R AND STOR HeR wQECO > LET US GET AFTER THAT ROOF We'll repair it like new able 9th & E [RONCLAD e “Apples and Sweet Cider. Rockville Fruit Farm, Grimes Golden. Stayman Winesap, Black Twig and York Imperial «..‘p. very plenti. i price. O 'i:BOOKS BOUGHT:=: “Bring Them Tn” or Phone Fr. 5116, \BIG BOOK SHOP,933 G St.N.W. Est, 1907, 2nd TRUST NOTES Bought FRED T. NESBIT Vermont .Ave. M._9392. Charges reason Roofiug Company_ 1010 rm s 1 1 the road 1o Potoma: ‘Falls Church Orchards' pleg trom Ko O . Lots of one free ADpie juice, Uped erery day APPLES "CIDER ~ or_the choicest, abples and the burest etdermark auThe Valley View “cuaer Barvel. ealerroom the ealeELITINCARA ORCHARDS. t ck Toad: § miiles west of Galthersburs. ~Open every das. incluting Yo money by bringing bapkels HIGH'EST QUALITY WINDOW SHADES Made to measure at Factory Pric Call us up. KLEEBLATT i & Window & man Winesap, Apples Winesap, Black Twig. Grimes | | (n)'der’l York. etc. 60 cents to $1.60 per {nen = Free from benzoate of Sweet Cider Ji; it ot preserea: 40 cents per gallon, in your con- tainer. Via. Georgia Ave. Pike turn right at $liro, on at Colesville to Luci:noug h Orchards, Bdoor. Md.. 12 miles from D. C. Line. 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. Desirable two and four room, kitchen, reception hall and bath apartments. Unexcelled service and lo- cation. Rentals very rea- sonable. PROMINENT AT Northeast Business Men's Assucm»? THE SUNDAY STAR. \\' ASHINGTON, A C OCTOBER 31 1926—PART. 1. VY-MICHIGAN GAME BALLOU PRESENTS PERSONNEL REPORT Second Section of School| Superintendent’s Annual Statement Released. Important retirements. appoint- ments and promotions of school of: ficers during the last school year are dealt with in the second sec- tion of the annual report of Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, which was made public yes- terday afternoon. The report also makes an official | resume of the demotion of Capt. Ar- thur C. Newman, principal of Arm- strong Technical High School and la- ments the death of Hosmer M. John- son, supervising principal of the sev- enth division. Gives Promotion List. “The personnel record this vear,” | schools for more than 50 M.u ient service rendeved in the pub. s of this city during a period 50 s Becrs retires at her own re a time when she is enjoyin tively good health, preferring to relinquish the arduous work of her office now rather than after her health and strength become impaired. “Miss Wilson had served continu ously vears. She began her work in one the called grammar schools before the high schools had been organiz in this city. Ior many vears Mis Wilson was in charge of the work i drawing at the old Central High School. Hundreds of men and women throughout the city remember Miss Wilson as_ their teacher of drawing during their high school day: FRANC DROP HITS DRINK. Pyrenees Bootlegger Finds Business Profits Less. HENDAY France, October 30 (#) —The bootlegger of the lower Py- renees has joined the victims of the depreciated franc. Spanish alcohol, when successfully smuggled across the Bidassoa River here, where the ancient Kings of France met to settle their differences, could be sold at an immense profit 10 | in the drawing corps of our| ryland and Admiral lers .lml lhl' \ded -’ |INVENTOR OF 1 166-KEY . alitchie vulton, commandant of the Naval wo el (. masc Queen Wore Best TO MAVE HALL CITY HEAD!| (lothes to Review J TYPEWRITER SUCCUMBS “Ralnlzrem Disease Causes Death of Frederick A. Dolph, Well Known | in Washington, at Fullerton, Md. Special Dispatch to The Star. n ) FULLERTON, Md., October 30. mother the f ing [ Frederick A. Dolph, 56, attorney for ¢ coniment on the recent Visit Ve ol of the democtitic quesn fo the shington, died at his home hite Academy, ihere today from heart disease after S lew for {a short illness. Marie of Rumania, it didn't Dolph aciied e rain, It poured. It came down ago to Dr. Catherine Jones. in bucketsful. When the Queen invented a typewriter found that we were to appear in s, which writes 20 alpha- our best uniforms, she said that te of 283 words a min. i e ‘could Avedr o hest for her. | ute. He s survived by his wife, two d do no less ‘\uns daughter. The funeral Lo B take place Tuesd; Books—Letters—Oil illln"l‘[\‘l‘\‘\h\'l\. Portraits Purchased i e The Rare Book Shop Frederick D. Owen of the ofice of | M. 1291—(WILL CALL)}—822 1ith St. l’n'\.. ildings and ‘\I‘h Parks ot the has the invit in the | the dedication on Armistl ovember 11, of the morial {ansas City, a Mr, of his experi e dedications of la and statues in Cadet Corp Marie of Rumania is in the estimation of int cadets, his term of = | with 1,166 ke: |bets at the 1 We consider her some 1 WILL AID DED!CATION , | Frederick D. Ov\en to Assist Cere- President Coolidge, who as Vice President laid the corner stone, also | ted 1o he present at the dedi- | , which afso will be | prominent Legionnaires and | officials. memorial i World s expec catory ceremonie visited b; MONDAY NIGHT DODGE SEDAN GAS RANGE ATWATER KENT RADIO VACUUM CLEANER TCN COAL WILL BE GIVEN AWAY Beautiful Floor Lamp Free Monday Night Many Gifts of Food Every Hour AUPITORIUM, 19(h and E Sts. N.W. 2.00 to 3:00—7:30 to 10:00 i1 to he the| emutyever r. Owen. It IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR HOME 1 to 8 Years to Pay Plumbing, heating, stuc- co, shingling, painting, papering, garages and all other kinds of improve- ments to yvour home. HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. WINSTON WELLER, Mgr. 311 Bond Bldg. Main 10098 14th and N. Y. Ave. BRAND-NEW APARTMENT 1701 L St. N.E. Corner Bladensburg Road Ready About Dec. 1st New Apartments, containing 1and 2 rooms, kitchen and bath. All bright, outside rooms, nicely finished. Convenient to schools, stores, churches. Bus service. it $30.00 ban 2 $35.00 These Apartments Deserve Your Inspection B. F. SAUL CO. Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. 1 room, bath Full Protection for the Finest Car The Best Bilt offers you a life- time o convenieico at’ 4 'mini cost. It ‘com. es ‘wirength *and 00d_apvearance in The bt depree. Lin. 10-100 WASHINGID CONSTRUCTION C9j 200 K St. N.E. A High-Class APARTMENT For Lease Apartment “E” 1155 16th St. N.W. Centaining a reception hall, parlor, living room, 4 master bedrooms, din- ing room, kitchen, but- ler’s pantry and laundry. A e In The Year Pleasant ToTake SCOTTS EMULSION Rich In All Cod-Liver 0il Also 5 servants’ rooms, including dining room and bath. Exceptionally large rooms and ample closet space, also service ele- vator. Dr. Ballou set forth in explanation, “covers the retirement of Miss Anne Beers, supervising principal; Miss An- nie M. Wilson, director of drawing; the resignation of Mrs. Cecil Norton Broy, director of the ters; the demotion of ¢ and the death of Dr. Johnson. “The positions thu acant were | filled by the promotion of Mis McWilliam, supervising principal; Miss Elizabeth A. Hummer, ing princip: principal of Armstrong; of Mis 2 director of ¢he communit ter department: the appointm head of department s practice: of Miss . director of drawing; ohnson, director of mu ‘ommenting on ords of Miss B prior to thelr retirement it the end of | the last school ves ars ago. Now, with the peseta worth more than five times as much as the franc, the ris the prof PAINT WEATHERSHIELD A General Purpose Paint 70c qt.; $2.25 gal. Certainteed Roof Paint $1.50 gal. FOR YOUR FLOORS No. 911 Floor Varnish 90¢c Qt. $3.00 Gal. Liquid Granite « 3 $5.00 Gal. . Newman of pervising principal of the eighth di- vision, brings to a close a 25% OFF ANDIRONS GRATES FIRE SETS FENDERS SPARK GUARDS ETC. ELLETT —1106 9th N.w. $1.45 Qt. 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