Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1928, Page 42

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The conclu- sions of the committee are based on personal observation and analysis of experiences of hundreds of American | communities, seeking to find how city Planning actually works out in practice. “City planning.” the committee said, “encourages a better centers of employment, and thereby | reduces the number of employes who must live near the business center. By providing an adequate co-ordinating | street system it reduces delays in ransit and so makes wider areas for | dwellings available within a given time for travel between home and work. Hence the success with which the auto- | mobile enables city populations to spread out depends largely on good city planning. “While some broad avenues and wide | streets are necessary to care for through trafiic and to give a s to a residen- tial district, minor streets with narrow roadways and inexpensive pavements | are adequate for the traffic serving the ' | immediate neighborhood. A narrow | | paved roadway need not lessen the dis- | | tance between the houses on the two | sides of the street. It permits wider | grass plots. and thus makes the streets more attractive. At the same time development of the land is cheaper and | more families are enabled to own their | homes.” i The committee urged provision for ! | adequate parks and playgrounds and, | proper public recreation | Summing up its findings. mittee said: “American cities have found that following a well considered i city plan is far superior to the usual | haphazard growth. The cost of pre- paring such a plan is so reasonable. and its advantages are so great. thal ! the arguments for it are unans able.” Five ways of supporting a plan by the citizens were enumerated bv the committee as follows To consider the broad features of the | plan in selecting and developing sils~‘ for various purposes. Support_adequate appropriations for preparation of a comprehensive plan. Support the city council in measures to execute the plan. { Encourage othcr property owners (ow conform to the plan. | Personally advocate city planning. e GAS KILLS “MAYORESS” | OF GREENWICH VILLAGE Earned Title| | Cafes of | Model. ! Aimee XKlein, 18, Through Dances Quarter—Was Artists® Br the Assaciated Press NEW YORK, February 14.—Aimee | Klein, 18, known in Greenwich Village | as Aimee Cortez, and hailed as its| “mayoress,” is dead. Her body was found in a bare, g'xs- filled room in the village and today the | | inhabitants of that famous quarter arc | | mourning the girl whose twinkling toes | 1 they applauded as she danced and sang | | in a cafe on Sheridan Square, | | She was elected “mayoress” of lhei | village in a vote taken in its various | | cafes last May. She had been an in-| habitant of the village since she was | 14, serving as a model for many artists | in addition to her work as an enter-, tainer and waitress. | Although others might take her title as a joke, Almee took 1t seriously and engaged in a hair-pulling fray with | another claimant to the title last| January. Police list her death as a suicide. ‘ Friends uy it was ln accident. i 'FLAMES TAKE COLLEGE [ DORMITORY IN CHINA Congregational School at Foochow | Loses Second Building, Mis- sion Board Hears. BOuTO\ Febr\.arv 14.—A cable re- ceived yesterday by the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 1eported the destruction by fire of a cormitory at Foochow College. China, one of the e tional buildings of the Congregational churches in the United States. None of the students was in- | Jured ‘Three months ago the Junior Middie Echool of the college was dostroyed by ndiary. Rob- ry in charge of in burn butldings. founded by the | ard in 1853 has a staft of d 40 Chinese teachers IT COSTS LESS BY TRAIN TRAVEL THE SAFEST THE MOST COMFORTABLE THE MOST RELIABLE Tichets soid deoily Lisit § 4oy trom dote sale Limit § doys trom date sale | Bosween any swe statiens on Southern Retimay System tor poried & months. Por Surther latormetion e sny Souchern Raliwey System Tishet Agent - wuTe £ N. AIKEN, General Passengsr Agent, Washington, D. C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM 1:50, 4, distribution of | 3 TODAY'S AIU!EIENTS. National—No attraction this week. 's—Washington Opera Company n “Werther,” at 8:30 p.m. Belasco—"Broadway,” drama, at 8:20 pm Keith’'s—Count Berni Vici, vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Gayety—Jerry McCauley's Revue, . ¥ burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:16 p.m. *Commnttee of Nine Indorses k { 9:25 pm. Melmpollhn— ‘Helen of Troy,” at 1:25 am, 1:25, 3:25,°5:25, T: 25 and Palace—"The Dove,” at 11:15 am,, 5:30, 7:40 and 9:50 p.m. Earle—"The Gorilla,” continuous, 11:30 am. to 11 pm. Fox—"My Lady of Whims,” ous, 12 m. to 11 p.m. Rialto—"A Hero for am, 12:20, 1:40, 3, 9:50 pm. Columbia—"The Last (second week), at 11 am., 5:05, 7:05 and 9:55 p.m. Little Theater—"Blood and Sand,” continuous, 1 to 11 p.m. Tivoli—"The Desired Woman,” at 2:30, 4°15, 6:05. 7:50 and 9:40 p.m. continu- Night,” at 11 , 7:40 and Command” 12:55, 3, 8 and 9:50 p.m. “Dress Parade.” at 12:30, 2 30, 8 and 9:40 p.m. UNRIVALLED Splendor prevalls in this resplen- dent oriental palace where the cuisine delights even Sultans, TAGLRANT New Washington nl.lx Luncheon Dinner 55¢c. $1.00 ' $1.50. $2.00 Also a Ia earte TEA DANCING Saturday d Sunday Afternsons ! T5c—an metusive NO COVER CHARGE Phone Frank! NORTHEAST CITIZENS URGE MIDCITY SITE Oppose Other Plans for Farmers’ yMm'ket—lm)u-oved Lights Asked. Reiterating its previous stand in favor of locating the Farmers' Market on the Midcity site, the Northeast Citi- zens' Association at a meetlng in Lud- low School last night opposei the pro- posed Eckington, Southwest, Patterson tract and New York avenue sites for the market. ‘The association also went on record as approving the Gasque bill, providing for the immediate purchase of the Pat- terson tract for a public park. Other resolution. adoptec vy the as- . | sociation disapproved the Capper bill, providing for the erection in the Dis- trict of three incinerator plants for the disposal of garbage and waste: opposed ;‘:‘4‘.31‘,;“' cation in IIIL lnvesuntlan of alleged “diploma mills,” favored the bill now before Congress providing for a more severe penalty for convicted kidnap- ers in the District, and op) the elec- tion of members of the Board of Edu-l cation by popular vote. i Resolutions approving the Zihlman- Capper bill, providing for more mmu gent laws governing lunacy cases, and a bill now before Congress, wnich would cnable Police Court judges to hold sus- pects for extradition to the States were also adopted. Another resolution adopted favored erection of brighter street lights on E street between the Plaza and Fiftcenth street northeast. Kvan S. Tucker, pres- Files Bankruptcy Petition. Sophie R. Cahill, trading as Sophie’s Delicatessen, 3134 Fourteenth street, has | filed a petition in voluntary bankrupt- | cy. Debts are listed at $6,030 and assets at $2385. Attorneys Burkart | and Quinn appear in the case. i S i Glasgow officials have decided to m- stall upholstered instead of wooden | dent of the luoclatlon, presldcd ’ | | | | the interference of the Board of Edu- ! scats in some of the street cars. Ambassador—"The Gorilla,” at 6:15. | 1011 Connecticut Ave. Main 1458 A Cafe With a Cuisine of Unusual Excellence In addition to the usual appurtenances of a high- class cafe, there is dancing and music by Irving Boernstein's Orchestra to regale you at supper or while you lunch and dine. Luncheon From Tante 12108 dhote Luncheon, Dinner and ELECTRICAL HEADQUARTERS 14th & C Sts. N.W. Dinner Service trom 0 o itk dancing Tahte 4 hote $1.50 and 200 Ao a la carte serv W0 Y Card Parties Arranged Make WAFFLES Electrically Witheut Grease, Smoke or Flame! 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AGNES REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND Note—All who have purchased tickets for Werther will be given admi ion to this performance and to Werther, deferred to Friday, February 24, without further char International Festival GRAND OPERA WASHINGTON NATIO EDOUARD ALBION. General Director Two Weeks---Feb. 13-25 New American Opera A Light From St. Agnes—(America). Pernlta, Preston, Hackett-Granville, MELIUS—World Famous American Coloratura (CONC POLI'S- TING JAL OPERA ner; Harling, lnndnun'. W Lu\bflut ¥EB. 15 POLI'S—4:30 P. M.—Prices, §1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 (No Taz) Ti DIE WALKURE—(Germany HURSDAY, FER. 16 lsen, Cabiat. Gadski, Alihouse, Breston, Hinckley TOSCA—(italy)...... 5 Vman, Cavado LOLW'S PaLackE atiaucns 10:30 to 11 P M. nuw PLAYING Nonrva TALMADGE L and Adventure on —ON THE STAGE— JoY BEI.I.S VUi ONLY ¢ DAYS MORE EMIL JANNINGS In the Great Study of “THE LAST COMMAND” RIALTO —NOW PLAYING— Carl Laemmle Presents GLENN TRYON “A HERO FOR A NIGHT” —ON THE STAGE— The Casino Tl Musical Comedy “TANGERINE GAYETY xs¢ !0\‘ i3 E«Aflt u- e fll “JERRY” McCAULEY and Her Bic Revue—A Whirly Girly Fun Feast with Fred Reeh LITTLE THEATER Between ¥ and Ninth Street OW VING mnowu VALENTINO '\‘ K l“ N ¢ “BLOOD AND SAND” N STHE HANSOM CAH Its performance and en- durance add a unique and distinct improvement to any motor car or truck Lasts longer. serves better. Nothing is more important than thorough lubrication. AUTOCRAT - THE OIL THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS Beware of Substitutes. Bayerson Oil Works Columbia 5228 Real Estate Loans (D. C. 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GASTON & ANDREE Weeld Famess Dascers JOIIIIE BERKES Miles of Szmies ATiRES THE 1928 FLAPPER CLARA BOW In dAnother ot Her Great Pictures “MY LADY OF WHIMS" —_— ON THE STAGE Clark and McCullough Late Stars of “The Rambiers” WILSON SISTERS and WASHBURN OTHER FEATURES OVERTURE The Vagabond King Fox Symphony & Chorus OUR \l‘\\ PRICES Balcoay Loges and Oreh Mezzanine. o0 PANCING AKDRAL L RGAKE Dev w3 \l\ ' ar Duecing Panadt Van Ave bratie S S1L TR S Edw. F. Miller's \(udlo RSN DTRN Fraak Sas COLUMBIA STUDIO WHERE VOL LEAKN 0 bance N 7—LESSONS -7 R N eI RN AW - B and Nwat BALLROOM STEPS TAUGHT Telophone Fr 2768 Columdia Stedio *