Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 5

Rt THIE DARALIT! DARKINP BELIEVE SPRING WAS SOURCE PARALLEL PARKIN | OF PRESIDENT'S WATER SUPPLY | Nearly a century ago President Madi- | had been formed that any attempt was Thirteenth Street Business| Houses Demand Change in J | ‘snn and his houschold in “the Palace”| made to provide a water supply for fire | mixed their refreshing drinks with cool- | protection.” He adds that “then rec- Auto Ruling. The warfare directed by merchants x SEEIAG Lo | . Ants ing waters piped from a brick-lned | tangular openings were dug at important : et against parallcl parking on Thirteenth | spring rescrvolr in Franklin Park. | points and lined with brick, and in | Walers, who was ‘a widely known street took the form of a sharp pro-| A his asserts that “Mr. Madi- | these reservolrs water was stored to be | PIEiCC Page was prominent here in test lodged with the District Commis- | SO0 found lts waters gave no impair-|used In the emergency of a fie” Aj gl (N4¢ S5 RIS o€ e s O S bn QI ua city ordinance was adopted Julv 11| aqministrations of Presidents Garfield sioners today by the joint committee | Today workmen engaged in street| 18i8, making the first appropriation for | and Arthur. She had been in Florida of the Merchants and Manufacturers’ widening —operations ‘on Thirteenth | sych a rescrvolr. for the past four years, prior to Which Assaciation, the Thirienth Street Busi- | StTeet Just below K had uncovered what time she made her home with her sons, ness Men's Assoclation and business servolr inefosred o, F. M. Page of Forest Glen, Md., and F. quenching reservoir referred to. | W. Page of Bethesds. Md Places adiacent to that rict. | W sda, ; Headed by Gen. Anton Stephan, pres- | | _ Besides her daughter and two sons, ident of the Marchants and Manufac- | Mrs. Page leaves four grandchildren, Miss Mildred Page and Miss Jane Page turers’ Association, the business men petitioned the Commissioners to restore (of Forest Glen: Lloyd Page of Silver Spring, Md., and George Page of ihis angle parking on Tairtecnth street tween Pe: an nue and I street n city. Funeral services will be conducted in Eation ol st N‘fidm:nmg.‘s‘lon» of the larger and better known Traffic Director Harla A natural sources of water supply in the| ea at the meeting. 407 7th St. m A N> | “NJEWELRY, _derr City. In those days Washing- chants that h 37 S JEWELRY, e Who Are the "o W Offer Conc i town spring w on the site of the old Best Dressed and Respected People That You Know? i number of wells. Another noted dow: bR o et ey o Masonic_ Temple, at Ninth and commins e At e o bt | AIFORe. Tt WA Kriown variously a Caf- concession. They stated it would be |fray's. the Federal Burnes' and the I streets during the morning rush | Society e that “from an carly date period for one_hour. wooden pipes carried water from the Statistics of the number of cars | sbrinz in Franklin Park down to the parked in that area compiled by M street about Fourteenth, Eldridge were disputed by the business |and as ea 1820 the wooden piy HE standing of substantial men and women in any community is judged largely by the homes and securities they own. In a great many instances they have found it advis- sble to make such purchases out of income rather than directly out of pocket. Kay’s Great Credit Organization, with stores in 31 of the principal cities, gives the opportunity to thousands of men and women to own diamonds and watches and pay out of income. $1.00 a week will do. and Groom men. M. D. Rosenberg, who acted as Wwere being : For the Bride - A specially selected combination chief spokesman for them. declared a nd extended to lm for March brides. Blue-white dia- actual count showed that it was pos- 9 at mond engagement ring, 18-kt. white gold, and a wedding ring to match, Pay $1.00 a Week Other Combinations Up to $1,000.00 You Can Wear This Combination by Paying Only $1.00 Deposit A Ring Any Girl Will Be Proud to Wear Blue-white diamond solitaire, set in 18-kt. solid white gold hand- engraved mounting. Full purchase price allowed at any time on any diamond sold here in exchange for a larger one. Pay $1.00 a Week | MRS. JANE PAGE, 88, DIES | IN ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. Widow of Former Congress Mem- ber Was Among Pioneer Set- tlers of California. Hidden Reservoir Is Uncovered by Work- men While Excavating on 13th Street Near K. Mrs. Jane Page, widow of former Repiescitative Horace F. Page of Cali- fornia, died at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. McKenney Barton, St. Peters- burg, Fla., Wednesday night. She had been' In falling health for several years. 88 years old, was tlers of Callfornia, going there in a “covered wagon” in 1850 with her father, the late Col. Mrs. Page, Who wi one of the plonee Loses Her Citizenship. fence of The Star 11 . Kans.—Although a na- tive American, and never abroad, Mrs. | Andrew Rose has lost her citizenship. | She married a native of Scotland who is |not a naturalized American. Reservoir Is Large. The discovery was revealed yester- day by H. G. Darling, engincer in charge of the street project. The res- rvoir is about 30 feet long. 15 feet wide ! and 10 feet deep. It is of masonry con- !'struction. The old Franklin Square spring was Fire Plugs Installed. ess men de- | About 1833, the records show, water al of 1930 from this spring was brought to the ry. and during the succeeding it was introduced to the White se and a fountain was proposed at the south front of the mansion. In 1838 Pennsylvania avenue was supplied the Traffic B Actua: count, the elared, proved that vehicles could park on Thirteenth stre T streets. Space Marks Urged. To make angle parking easier and! 4 3 conform to *he regulations, they urged | Sl SRR Bl that spaces be marked for each car. | pyyfo BT the way from the Capitol to Parailel parking not only has injured | F(% L ks s . business along Thirteenth street. RATS TR e fiys inos San contend,. but also has worked an years after the city government Justice on the business houses that p: EE US assessments for the widening of Thir- for teenth street with the distinct uncer- standing the work was being done to| accommodate more e : ‘Traffic Director Harland aiso agree ¢ LUMBER MILLWORK PAINT HARDWARE to inquire mors diligently into the m: ter of the busses which occupy consid- erable parking space at the corners on Thirteenth street, and which, it is ke up more parking space | ctually need. We'll supply your needs 1 Atten- ree S iane-o - 38 Bernard Shaws. Correspondence of The Star, g [ONDON.—There are 38 Bernard haws in the new British Isles post 7 b office directory. Ben Hur runs a London | || 2101 Georgia Ave. = N. 1343 elothing shop. Smith is still the most & gt 1 T v popular name—but there are 12 Teas | > | and 5¢ Coffees. — —No Delivers Cl J. 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