Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1928, Page 38

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Another resolution | trict Supreme Court. {ing on the Clyde yesterday in the pres- ence of thousands of spectators, while HE’S ASLEEP T~ £ fur ply system for the Federal buildings to | sured today and will afford greatly in- creased fire protection to that area. The principal feature of the system will be a 24-inch main on B street. the south side of the triangle. It will connect with a 24-inch main at Seven- teonth street and run eastward to the Sixth street. This big main is to have several branches to supply buildings and addi- tional ones for fire plugs. Details Completed. Arrangements for the supply have been worked out by the Water Depart- ment of the District and the Treasury Department, while a decision today by Con:roller General McCarl raid down the procedure by which the Treasury and District government will co- operate. The Treasury has now available $225.000 under the recent deficiency act, but the District Water Department is to do much of the work. The ques- tion was submitted to the controller zeneral as to the means of handling the | “The better procedure,” said McCarl, | s for the Treasury to advertise and contract for the purchase of the neces- | sary materials on specifications to be the District Water De- | partment. This will avold question ns‘ to authority of contracting offices of the | | District to obligate Federal funds un- | der the administrative control of the | Treasury, and will enable said depart- ment to have the assistance of the Dis- mfi organization in procuring mate- | | ‘ Work Has Started. | Work has started on diverting sew- | # ers in the triangle to provide for u\e| erection of the Internal Revenue Build- ing, south of the Post Office Depart- | ment. A sewing-digging outfit is now at work on Pennsylvania avenue near | the Post Office Department. _This work was awarded by the Sewer Department of the District under competitive bids and also is to be paid for out of the Treasury appropriation of $225.000. : ‘The changes to be made in the near future are estimated to cost $160.000.) The work will be done by the Water Department without contracts. The first three buildings in the tri- angle to be served will be the Interaal Revenue, Department of Commerce and the Archives Buildings. WOMEN FAVOR MIDCITY. Club Federation Indorses Proposed Site at Fifth and K. ‘The District of Columbia Federation {of Women's Clubs, meeting Monday at the Roosevelt Hotel unanimously passed a resolution favoring the mnrktl site at Fifth and K streets, known as isked President Coolidge to appoint a | District of Columbia man to the Dis- Representative Manlove of Missourt tpoke on important measures pending Congress. Miss Alice Deal, 3nnclpt.| of the Columbia Junior High 3chool, stressed the of a survey >f employment facilities in Washington. umluyD Lightfoot, chairman of the department, spoke Mrs, Edith Sears, chairman of drama, announced that several plays will be presented at a soclal affair of the federation to be held at the Hotel Roosevelt on the evening of Priday. March 9. A J. Driscoll, president of | che Midcity Citizens’ Association, ad- | iressed the meeting in favor of the Pifth ind K streets site for the market. Missing Boys Found Drowned. MIAMI. Fla., January 25 (#).—Float- ing in Biscayne Bay, the fully clothed bodies of three boys who left Miami early Saturday for a week-end canoe | trip to Virginia Key, just across the | bay, were discovered by the pilot of an |airplane that was flying 1,000 feet over the water, and were recovered late yes- urd.y The boys were Carl Richmond, Willlam R. Cooper®and Ralph Miller . Premier's Wife Christens Liner. GLASGOW, January 25 (P). — Mrs. Staniey Baldwin, wife of Premier Bald- ,win, christened the 20,000-ton Atlantic liner Duchess of Bedford at the launch- airplanes circled overhead. is the second of the four “Duchess” ships being built for the Canaéian Pacific steamship services. | | i ..slept ninc hours of the chatter at les...dreams of THE TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“La Gringo,” drama, 8:20 pm. Matinee at 2:20. Belasco—"“Chicago,” comedy drama, at 8:20 pm. Matinee at 2:30. Poli's—"The Vagabond King," sieal play, at 8:20 p.m. Kelth's—Elsie Janis, vaudeville, 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Laffin’ Thru," burlesque, at 215 nnd 8:13 pm. he City Gone Wild, 11:40 n.m. 1:15, 3:15, 4:45, 6:10, 8:10 and 10:10 p. Columbia—‘The Student Prince." 11 am, 3:05, 5:10, 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. Earle—“No Place to Go,” continuous 12 am. to 11 pm. Fox—"The Wirzard," continuous 11:30 am to 11 pm. Love and Learn.” at 10:55 , 2:15, 4:30, 6:50, 7:55 and at mu- at at Metropolitan—"The Patent Leather Kid" (second week), at 10:45 am., 12:50, 2:55, 5. 7:05 and 9:15 p.m. Little Theater—"Peter the Great,” ‘Moana,” continuous 1 to 11 pm. Tivoli—"Get Your Man," 2:35, 4:25, 6:10, 8 and 9:45 pm. | Ambassador—“The Garden of Allah,” at 6, 7:50 and 9:35 p.m. Central-—"Ben-Hur,” at 12:30, 3:30, 5, 630, 8 nnd 9:40 l) | Sent to Walter Reed Hospital. Maj. Augustine W. Robine, Air Corps, stationed at Fairfield, Ohio, has been ordered to this city for treatment at Walter Reed General Hospital _ Stops a COLD Opens the Bowels Tones the System Checks the Fever Stops the Cold One Day because it does the 4 necessary things in One! Bromide Quinine In the red box with portrait, | 30c Everywhere Folks have come from FURNITURE REDUCT furmlurc..llle remarl\ahl\ $229 4-Pc. Floor Sample Suite Al further Not a_cheap | ! $139 Full . 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The members of the confirmation class, presented to the bishop by the D. €. WEDNESDAY, Franklin Buck, Charles Prederick Buck, Charles E. Burr, Dorothy Verne Cates, Dorothy Loraine Crowley, Sarah Don- aldson, Byrd Ferneyhough, Stephen Biddle Grey, Homa Harding, Eilleen Caroll Harper, Horace Harper, Francis Theodore Hornlg, Edward van Loveless, Margaret Queen Milburn, May Queen Milburn, Ethel Christine Shackelford, Hugh M. Shackelford, John 8ikken, Emery Robert Sparshott, Rodella Marie Sparshott, Gertrude Rebecca Wallace, John Adoiph Youngs. VA’LENTINE' Novelties, Wholesule Toy an $169 3-Pc. Velour Suite Deautitully, designed and . sturdily $279 4-Pe. G Sul 821829 7th St. N.W, Cards, etc. rector. Rev. A. A, McCallum, are: Har- | 1215-1217 E St. GARRISON’S riet Elnora Allen, Wayne Allen, Charles UNITED LODGE of THEOSOPHISTS Main 1586 709 Hill Building, 17th and I Sts. 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Next Mon 1 SEATS TOMORROW Direct from Philadeiphia Prior to Chicago A. L. l’ LANGER NTS l‘ol'tl. With the Original Beauty Cborus and Production. 10, $1.68, 13 1.0, 628, 3 NEW YORK | PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA ARTURO TOSCANINE Condactor. | TUES., JAN. 31, 4:30 NATIONAL THEATER [ Kitt's Musie Ston .recoND wn.-&; X of the Droadway Specia! 8 Our Popular Prices ATENT | %i.:Amen KID! Rupert Hughes’ drama of supreme love staning ichard A&,uymv We would suqest that if poidle tend the early shows to - avod the larde’ ierowds ! Arm-rs RGP with With & ey of Brosdiue g 3115 M0RAM wd (e /M & “ADLZVYA““E DANCING GIRLS - Ho, 911 H St. N.E. AMBASSADOR *®* & Ce!. Ré. . EMPIRE TODAY, A\an'mvonxow REX 1IN e “BY GARDEXN OF MARIE PREVOST _and FORD 1o *THE GIRL IN LA NEGRI in “A WOMAN AVENUE GRAND ™= v+ ARRO and FRAN- 3 SR, in “BEN TODAY AL STAR GERMAN CAST 1o TINY." 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Teplor Mitchell, Solol and the Ballet’ a oral Envemble FOX MOVIETONE NEWS HEAR and SEK il at Havana 2 7 _.__ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents RAMON ".IDOVAIRO NORMA SHEARER In love's greatest remance, “THE STUDENT PRINCE” IN OLD HEIDELBERG —ON THE SCREEN— “The Wizard” EDMUND LOWE lling Mystery Melo- Humanized Ape The Fox Symphony Orchestra Adelphe N, pan, Conductor RIALTO NOW PLAYING THOMAS X P?flil(.‘-l‘lAN “The City Gone Wild” Alpme Sports, Ld. STAGE PRESENTATION Wm!er Ho!ol- | i | Yieven DANCING, NG & STORAGK, TURE AN VARG T, ave nw STORAGE ' 's‘“'.'.:‘.: 101 nn with arehestea polntment. Frauk - 8347 DAVISON'S ! nn)l« N W A 17 CO.. INC.| 'SHIPPING Niatn 1010 | Nt . WAt s Rancs ,. D PEMRER! i a \;‘-'x i |. Hafly T T A‘“ l\\ ey \bY Lai § PTHRTNN | Q‘Q}:PMNA STUDIO LESSONS ¥ Ylea N ¥ N e Wt N o e VTR TR W LATEST PACKING 616 Kyo 8L NW. o C '- & r\\l\lll ana TR o HOTEL DENNIS. 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