Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1927, Page 5

.THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. DECEMBER 18. 1927_PART 1. 5 promoted | Bois, T. Lincoln Townsend, Miss| ward, Mrs. J. H. Hix, Mrs, M. F. Lud. — — 5 ! sl or this district and first presi- of worksand entertainment 1 1 1 ! ment, said he knew of no orzaniz A musical if the au a com.| Hardy. Miss Fay Bentley, Mrs. Ot- Harrington, Mrs, Beulah Harshfield, | in the District that has had as hard | munity danep in the a v. a square | tile Theobald. Miss Letti “Manroff, Mrs. M. L. Schuler; Mrs, Betty Lewls " i NEARLY EFFACED IN ON . , 3 attle to establish itself as the C dance ; mes in the girls'| Capt. C. D. Al apt. W. H. Stan-| Mrs. Helen Zeller, Mrs. munity Center Department A sket ball game in the | nard and Sece 7 Thomas F.|mons, Mrs. B. F. Campbell, A. G. . i | v of the people know what the | hoys' and exhibitions of toys. | Darcy of the Army B: m |.,(\ ‘\p 11\": Mrs. ]"i'“, ,:l. ; . community centers are doing, Jz 1 art_and clay models | Thomas E. Jarrell, L. (. Drake, Col.|ard Wilson, Mrs. .. Corbin, ATTEND GAMES Sicne of Storm Virtualls Wiped Out, i e A L R M M T e R T » Citizens' Associations, s ough servey of the Community Center | Duke, Alice (i, Woodward. Leo Kersh A | Walter . 4 St iU ippealed 1o those present rctivities enbaum, H. C. Phillips, Mrs. H it Throughout Capital—Red Cross Officials | - [l il e Toiie St age o move, wore prosee Emot i il Mooy o0 Lol peer, % L0 Eight High School Students | eigh | SUHCI‘SY": Honc<t ]T(‘,.\th Anniversary o DePar" Ofhota iaal-'on: Work: cluded selections by the United States | bach, Mrs, €. H. Knight. Mrs t hairman, 2 1 by secra Army Band. directed by anne W. Rauscher, Dr. and M m ¢ ors, divisions 1 o 9 | ment Brings Praises for Charles ¥. Carusi, president of the | i, "homas F. Darcy: by | drew: Stewart, Mrs, Walter B, Fry < Minnie Young of 1928 Coptests to Have 9 Baara. of BAcA on. i1rgeq the Duble| o Sl s s s UL R el 0L J H i to use the community center facil and vocal selections hy Mexite: Mys: TS Tincher s mation and ¥ committes Worlk in Cap'ta]' jes. Mrs. Edouard Albion discussed | cylyreth Gra Nathaniel Dett a . Ruediger, Ha : ™ . : music in relation to the centers, and fiaryvey ponde: Shanbians 5 £ £ : A l. m, associate editor of In the girls' gymnasium the once. | Walter Beller. Milton Center Department of the Di from community groups. F.' held sway. under t e ¥ 5 Al g g - landed and tulated o ¢ that have de- | wirt W, Tavlor y';r* games at ‘ . ruction ac e ectie Old Colored Woman Aided officials and wm, secratary of the B L. Corbin and Mrs. Clarence rby. Baker g ¥ : ¥ tenth ry celebr ub, spoke Athletie acti ing wag furnished h Eriohas “‘n ext 3 pans E h } Central High 8 3 striet Parent-Teacher Assoc Hallidz Roth old and voung 1 S on Gary ; . % el lexan e ) 3 izht. The affair is the fir t said there were 110 of these or- joved the moder e Third tern 1 \ r side emark N p ok ix R o s ¢ et b e i id t 1 jox he modern d Tour of Europe. nzing public schools for armory { community center work 5 z } = Rasket Ball Game Held terday 1 ndoly The ize t ) " SRHGEES Sl io The hasket ball zame het b s vl wom o e to her |2 y She e "M plan, Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superin-| Wondlothians and Greyhounds was | el rfield v La Stout Estate q,“ at $10,000.000 tendent of .scliools, staied: Dr. Paul| a regular series contest. show! e ITCAGO, T v (). —The as we g etitio the the he | 2 Haiiihe Cator ed from i's founding until the present in adc t e Jicted an even more successtul fu Rartsch, in charge of Boy Seout ae-| keen riv and clean sportemanship aid given the Scout troops moted by the Community Center De in, however Responses ta the center roll eall by | partment % Miss Baker were given by the fol 3 Seouts and old col om orn Experiment Is Helpful. lowing: Park v, George Russell: G < of Central H ‘ cted omm s in g tound St sLoubaioye iR i RN Columbia_Heights, Allon B, Cart ross would furnish Al t+ Washington. Dr. Willard § > e gimeutc ! M e ':y‘r-;:y‘ni’\’vvwv‘;: o mall; Thomson, Mrs, M. H. Darton v guests, among whom Wiley, chairman; Charles i Southeast, Allan Davis: E own; | v representati of more than 30| Vice chairman: Jesse D for the departmer Committees Listed 00,000 pasctn Dl Executive committee-—21 & most hopeful experiment ting that he i= more . was the foastmaster wider 3 i Tudze Mary 0'Tool were 50.000 ¢ Activities Are Shown and Mrs Mrs. How United stat el e, s M o & g . s MORRIS PLAN BANK After hearinz the purpe a Center D T ant Supt - 5 R i bzl eI e Expansion for 19°% Thi wi X son d o e Sdd I [1he realization of the Dec'aration of partmen AFatithe dinnar W;, 8. B, Kramer a ’:‘ i ok, | b r og lis 1408 H ST. N. W. The expansion of th ' v . y s tornac About 200 building ‘ 7 If Your Cash—Is Short z g Our Terms—Are Long Open An Account—Pay Weekly or Monthly Be Sure Your Wife Gets That “Perfect’”’ Diamond This Xmas Yl )U have made promises enotigh: now make good. Don’t tell her vou don't have the money; she knows we will trust you. Perfect blue-white gems at $37.50, $50, $75, $100, $130, SJ')‘\_‘SS(\O to $£1,000. Pay in small sums each pay day. Dinner Rings, Bracelets, Bar Pins—on “Open Account” She will be delighted with a choice dinner ring. flexible bracelet Snvder fted States mar rious phase: i Gy mm‘ Japan f i tion Vieenth . . cou at the time of the tornado. e contest »Wn 08 parent, | 40 1 : , Gt arwe officials know of only one the National Or A est A Ll nd Fit. | 1A 1t moved from Washington iptern, a1 are b I Air Station at Anacostia, | b e e nations. Besides the Unite he tornada, on this side of | 1or the most part smail home ownere i 'ty and were buying, in mest case rou building and loan associa cted by the tornado ecompr let to pu 2% had hjects centerin s Eibrsu it n their homes to permit the on of the Unite s ey nting of credit on their own nders for the nation on-| 2nd had them back in comm “Wfffifi§gwaf ,7f"a%flfi§77ififflflYBAUMESlAW productions of the competitor et Eligibility rules 5 . $ .8 ational ave simil Navy Yard Repaired. .’."ma\'-'l‘l'x{\v.,.,‘..‘ B8 00 aee N (Canpey Snoncors Bill for Tooe B oy onate. | vard, caus i «s Severe Pcnalties—Other the 3 it have bheen aduated $50. ”‘:‘.Nn" "‘” P $om s high achosl course and who . £ there wis no in Measures Introduced. now are taking a po duate course 2 %@%%e%%%%@%%&%@%@%&%&%&%@& ~ terruption of work. Permanent repair work is now in full swing The roof Sated ¥ S particl | \as blown gft one buildinz, and_this S ta i T s does not : remains to be replace thousand th o that boy or zi s | glass were by the wind o T e T - cases taking ashes and € ed in the Sena sterday o tnaltsts, me cases takin igs ana bk el e d tively simpic h o I handl 4 ing over-|, aa Ve ORTE S oRD G s the selection « L et . : . riifw{Asastes. to Sing ¢ penalties p e ; convieted felonies | The rep: e = ey R werd creshls more than onee in crahé THRETSused much of 4 penalty bill was o ze that is now heing taken care « shonsored by Semator Capper. Rtepub Wid reminder of the tornado 16N, of Kansas, and is modelcd some. | the house cet |} ‘ th theast. which remai District of nlg or a handsome bar pin. Our stock teeming with choice pieces ‘er that are sure to please. Open a count and pay us a little each v day as you get paid. Or—make your payments in 30, 60 or 90 davs, if vou prefe Never Mind the Money Use Your Credit Pay Schwartz Next Year elimination” the newspaper terr #even and these compete for m, 7 pionship of that newspaper's The champion of cach newspaper territory competes in one of the eiz gone meetings which are finals for the entire N ecompetitions will he 1€ Washington, New York, Raleigh, Troy, N. Y.; City and Oklahoma Cit Baumes 1w of Ne which has attracted storm i, w hole i much attention recently. A feature | | the rear. w nd roof | Of the is the provision for a lifs 2 : sentence upon a fourth conviction of dented in . street undn oyt P e, damased @ felony involving moral turpitude. 15 if chopped off with a giant cleaver Other Measures Offere ectory of St. Cyprian’s Cath stor o U dnteoduged Sty rteenth and C streets | in connection swith th damaged by the tics in the District, 5 J. R. Matthews, | disposal of miscellaneous re Schedule of Contest. tor, ant s that the rec - workhouse at Occoqu The general schedule for the 19 will ha reoccupied this week, in 1d cf in Washington; to define the eontest t stanfls tod c ime for Christmas. Workmen have ctions of the Woman's Bureau of f= subject to minor modification ! fling late into the night 10 |the Police Department and to ostan. the discretion of the contest man- which are estimated to | lish ureau on a permanent basis agement, is as follows The roof of the rectol 1 ide hospital treatment for First = selections (within each 1 ff. a bay window demolish- | members of the Police and Fire De school) by March 16 trict Finuls was whipped off the partmen injured in line of duty and darch 30, Newspap Semi-finals | P2 1 and church. One side of a bill to define vagraney in the Dis ril 20, Newspaper Finals April 27, | had to be rebuil d trict and fix penalties for those con- National Semi-finals 4y 11, Nation. | pairs were required on the oth P d unacr it ! al Finals (W ton) May 25. S orary rectory is at 1371 Kast wo other bills, not relating to the for Europe on America June 30, | Capitol street, but the parish priests et Government, hut of interest Ipternational K (Washington), | expect that repairs on the rezular 1 were introduced. One was grand climax. October 1 cetory will 3 offered by Senator Watson, Republi The publishers’ committee for the | move in Thurs “riday L1 o '”'”fl"\u to authorize selection eontest in the United States E i Vashington for erection up of the following Fisa Blow School Re J of a build by the National & Adolph The Henry T. Blow 5 E i servatory \Y 1sie of Ameri Walter A. Strons, | teenth street and Be x road north- | other was a proposal by Senator News: William east, which was neously reported Kellar, Democrat, of Tennessee Philadelphia F tin- | demolished, has settled bhack into t thorize the Smithsonian Institution to George an, Kansas v St even tenor of its way. Miss G co-operate with the ites or with and Harry Chandler Kelsey, the principal, complimented educational and s Times the Board of Education for its prompt |In continning 8 The newspapers . 1t aftention to the school's needs. for American Indians. T hill contem- | o the torn: plates an appropriation of 220000 1o > buildinz. e used for this purpose by the s e D epiiren onian Institution. weapolis Daily . s E i 1 mainly of broken Refuse Disposal Bill. ning Tribur n 2 smashed chimney, with g o eago Dail we, § Times ) el zht arising from a | gpiakls B nta Constitu- | ctla g AHNL Soas sl essity for assort. | Louisville ¢ i v 1 on the school roof, with |, Oyiug. shis aaterailin 1 strap watch trap watches are more this vear than |:(‘~ vou will find a t°810, Benrus or Flgin at § 33 and up. Gruer to §75. Choice of grcen. white or plain gold, i naraved cases. ST or §2 a week. GRUEN $ 42:50 S Special We have j receives shipment of 0 the very finest 1en I v white gold Pocket or Strap style—the famous Hamilton, Priced especially for qu 342.30. We Zol at £50. TERMS, §1 A ‘ conalder. 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Alb, i frame houses between Journal, Houston Post-Dis Jizhteenth and Nineteenth streets on Wo Recor : the south side of Benning road, which onts torn out by the tornado, ' rary,ce 10 acres of the land ne o this purpose and §200,000 for equipment lisposal plant. Al 7 e o collected by a publie oy 6. h conte posed 10 or private agen would b ;‘r:;‘ gram-Gaze pring epubli- | oo in etting, has been razed. | taken to one shipping point can.” Burlin - Press hho g e b B to be fixed by the Commissi ’m’h mtie ; . wrict Building me ould be unlawful to dispose of your set now. commit the date it will | ta Twaiting e md N t se ipper, chairman Sets, § - to £100: Birthstone Jackson 2 " ot included. 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