Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1928, Page 31

TS SANTATION AT FORCE SCHOOL Dr. E. M. Ellison Calls Build-| ing “Pest House”—Cites | Daughters’ lliness. Complaining that the Force School, Sevent.enth street and Massachusetts avenue, is “another kind of pest house,” | In which his little daughters have con- tracted scarlet fever, measles, chicken pox and “upper respiratory infection” since they entered it as students, Dr.| Bverett M. Ellison, secretary of the | Citizens' Service Association for Law | for the Monumental Hudson River Bridge are completed, according + and Order, in a letter addressed to the | of New York authority. The central span of the structure will feet, the Board of Education and read at its longest suspension span in existence. The towers on either side of the river will be meeting yesterday, declared the build- | 635 feet in height and of solid masonry. The floor of the bridge itself will be 253 g “has surely served its day.” | Following the reading of the letter, | which was dated March 5. the Board With the announcement that a brid feet above the surface of the river. Photo shows a drawing of the completed structure from the New York side. Riverside Drive is in the foreground. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C. THURSDAY, WMARCIT ge pler has been established the plans rding to the part e BRITAIN AND ARGENTINA FRIENDSHIP STRESSED Prince of Wales and Churchill De- clare Cordial Relations Exist Be- tween the Two Nations. By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 8.—Both the Prince of Wales and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Winston Churchill, took oc- casion Tuesday night at a dinner given in honor of the Argentine Ambassador, Jose Evaristo 'iriburu, by the British Latin American Chamber of Commerce, to emphasize the friendly relations bo- tween Great Britain and Argentina. The Prince was in a happy mood and spoke partly in Spanish, apologiz- ing for his pronunciation amid much laughter. e gave a toast to Argen- tina and called attention to the fact that that country and Great Britain had not broken their friendship for more than & century. hancellor Chi ill declared that the relations between Great Britain and Argentina were without parallel or counterpart in the world. There had never been, he sald, an instance of greater common relationship of com- mercial, economic and financial inter- ests, or more sincere friendship and goodwill without any tle of political Trio of Colored Men To 300 Separate .mler, Leroy and Moses Carter, ra | colored, sald by police to have confessed to more than 300 cases of depredations on private property, were held under $2,500 bond each for the grand jury when arraigned this morning befoce Jus Isaac R. Hitt ift Police Court. Police say that the men have syste- matically for the past several years stolen plumbing fixtures from the ma- fority of vacant houses in the South- west section ot the city. ‘The defendants are sald to have ad- mitted all the charges and to have taken the policemen around to 117 un- occupled houses which they have broken into and robbed. ‘They were arrested Saturday by Po- liceman L. E. Batchelor and Sergt. W. H. Balley of the fourth precinct and SMITH'S TRANSFER & STORAGE LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVERS mooern FIREPROOF suiLoing WE CRATE, PACK AND SHIP| Mong NoRTH 3343 P 1313 YOU STREET N. W, n 38 1925. Saia to Confess Charges of Robbery yesterday told the police that it was their habit to cart their loot away in wheelbarrows They were arraigned yesterday on only two of the charges, which alleged that they entered an unoccupled Louse at 615 Sixth street southwest, blonging of Willlam Morris, the night of Febru- ary 22, where they stole a quantity ot lead pipe, and that February 24, they took similar loot from a house belong- ng to Thomas P. Brown. PRESS MEMBERS GUESTS. |fourl, Frree, Assoctation. American Association Members En- tertained in Vera Cruz. VERA CRUZ, March 8 (#).—The members of the Midwest Press Associa~ tion, who are visiting Mexico, were e‘l;.l of 'mt:a local American and exican bodles here Tuesday. pl?t‘ur . mlgag,d by the it of was welcome nt of the Vera Cruz Chaml Pt the Rotary Club, the municipal author= ities and John Q. Wood, American con- sul. They visited the castle of San Juan Ulua also. Harry Denmon, president of the Mis- No baking failures—because every batch of of Commerce, | o of Education decided to forward mel D o tiaoeat i | ment of unbalanced tultions would, be oo effected through an_arrangement bes gt determine e oot |tween the District Commissioners and o e I D ot wili | the Marvland educational suthorities. t actoally exist, This request il [In_expressing .its favor of this bill, e B Y o methyds | the board decided to suggest a similar z“;:‘n' ot m:mml Sooks, which each | Plan be sought for enactment between . - | “When calie s . | A———— &t home and in the classroom by differ- | ;"o the Cramton bill which would re= | e mpits. quire all non-resident puptls of e L .- Cites Measles Attack. | trict public schools to pay tuition, the | ; -w-a-a-h! In his letter Dr. Ellison declared that | 20ard members discussed the proposal | o .| at length and the advisability of ex- po . B earoie amuper now s Sl Sruht hemeniesunn t betoe vxe | Dot ToleratePainful - n | decided to withold actios xt | daughter, he wrote the boatd. had beef | peeting of the board. Mr. Carusl took | Socupying a desk at school which BAd| the position that the board's duty de- | e ey by physician ‘de. |manded it take definite stands on school | A ] b S ot v | legislation and that it owed it to the | S i o el . embarrassment. Mtl! these fa- mous little suppesitories that stop all discharges work of the railroads in safeguard supplies of drinking water in the fi Mississippl Valley States last year pre- vented a serious outbreak of typhold fever, a committee reported Tuesday to the meeting of the American Rallway Engineering Association here. bonds. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR is Kitchen-tested” For every baking purpose i plores the continued use of the Force| .omminity to ascertain public senti- | ilding as “unfair to us all” in “that|p.n pr Ballcu, however, urged caution 1t cannot soon be displaced by & mod- i taxing a stand,” on the ground that em building large enough to take care |iyo Cramton bill “is highly controver- e of its pupi (ncluding those of ‘lh:‘ sial” | fth and sixth grades).” The bullding | “Eoouing the request of the Feders-| PY RAMID pires tion of Citizens' Associations to furnish | paln instantly. Atall druggista. Per box 60e. he wrote the board, “probably does harbor disease, and in spite of its £10- | jgiance notice of proposed transfers of FREE PROOF BOX BY MAIL roof rious history is in no manner fit for iiS | sohaols or the establishment of school present-day needs.” " sites to the citizens' associations likely After setting forth the specific ill- |t )"y affected by the action, the board | messes with which his voung daught decided it would agree to the first pro- became affected, Dr. Ellison wrote: might be a blessing in disguise if SprTomaniacs’ of this community an official visit to the Force School. posal—that regarding the transfer of . As to the establishment of sites, nowever, the board decided it would be | unwise to notify the citizens' groups X name and address brings free box I platn wrapper. By mail PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY ‘300 Pyramid Bldg., Marshall, Michigan y. In addition to referring the Citizens' Service Association official's letter to the health officer. the board instructed | Harry O. Hine, its secretary, to inform Dr. Ellison that an item for construc- tion of a new Force School is contained | in the appropriation bill now i Con- | During the discussion of the Force| School's conditions of sanitation, Mrs. | ‘William A. McNeil, 2 member of the! board, asked what measures are teken | to disinfect or fumigate books used b pils year after year. No other mem- | ber of the board was able to supply an Janswer and the cuery was included in, the dispatch to the health officer. ‘When Dr. Frank W. Ballou, suverin tendent of schools, had distribute printed copies of the Bureau of E clency’s report on the District school | system to ezch member of the board. | Charles F. Carusi, president, remarked | that he considered report “a clean | bill of health” for the system, the 2d- ministrative officials and the board. 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