Evening Star Newspaper, March 9, 1928, Page 3

THE _EVENING STAR. WASTINGTON. bers agreed with Jesse on this point, but at the request of Delegate Reid the final decision was left to the speaker. In order to get the speaker's ruling | Reid introduced the biill on the floor yesterday afternoon and Ozlin is under- | stood to have ruled informally at that | time that the bill was not local. His official ruling was recorded by the clerk of the House toda: REFERENDUN BIL FORMALY XPRES 55 55 Speaker Ozlin Holds Arling- |the House. after eliminating the provi- sion to transfer nlm_nclnl affairs of the ton Measure lmproperly schools from the scihool boards to the Before Assembly. | boards of supervisors of the counties. ! There had been much controversy over | this change. The bill now merely codi- | fies_existing school laws. The Senate also passed the House bill creating a_commossion to inquire nto % the advisability of making it compul- WO S MBOHIKL ok Bus A, sory on automobile owners to take out RICHMOND, Va., March 9.—The |liability msurmm-.l Tl'\vr\.-‘ “1 a move- mty - ! ment in this direction in Washington. ;rlmst:r .;:um_\ incorporation rf{t‘rfl\ [ e tbinkintreasing i heKgamling ithx um bill. bone of contention in two ses- | frop 41, cents to 5 cents a gallon also | sions of the Legislature, formally expired | went through the Senate and is now | today. ready for the governor's signature. Called up on the floor of the House PLEA SENT BY WIRE. late vesterday for a ruling as to its tech- nical legislative status, Speaker Ozlin today recorded his opinion that the ol | ts of general character and therefore not | properly before the General Assembly at this time. Only local bills are being | speciat Mispatch to The Star considered during }l‘hP‘ rkx‘énk weeks nl‘ CLARENDON, Va.. March 9.—Several | the Legisiature, which ends tomorrow. | e Saling denitely killed the meas. | hours before 1t was lonme: here‘ lh;x ure for this session. It was the reverse | the enabling act had been killed in the | of that given last vear by Lieut. Gov. | House of Delegates at Richmond the ;vnh:i \\':“;ld pr‘vlfimlns‘ oflk‘"“gé ”"x following telegram, signed by 30 cit- enate, nder the latter's rul Iy Senate passed the bill last session, bm jzons, was sent to Senator Frank L. 3t died in the House at the hands of | Ball: | Charles T. Jesse, then Ar:ndcmn lcaunh “We call upon you to redeem your ' delogate to the lower body. It was| ... - . # paign pledge and withdraw vour largels due to Jesse's opposition that | SERRGEL RIORL “Capiing bill so it the bill was defeated again this Year. | may pass the House in time for you to| Reiniroduced by Reid. | have it passed in Senate.™ Hugh Reid, Jesse’s successor, intro- | The telegram, according opmponcnls duced the bill last week in accordance (Of the bill. was ‘“:‘;‘K“("gr““hf'%"‘:“:;’c“ll with & campaign pledgs to the voters, | L+ Crocker. a_resident 2 Later. on being advised by Arlington | MOst vitally affected by the annexal on | i T|sult Many other residents of Jeler- | i mf‘i‘l?;"bi“.‘?’ bending amnes- | son district_are said to have signed. Dbill wonld be disastrous to the count enator Ball was fldus»d that other | s ' gnatures would follow i ol o ’,’,‘ig:,',':'.:_: o C. McNemar, president of the | lingto: County Civic Federation Arlington County Civic Federation, | sidered the new development, but re- | Which has been sponsoring the enabling | fused to be satisfied with anything |act. when informed of its failure in the | short of Reid's whole-hearted support | House of Delegates today, issued the of the bill. following statement: Delegate Reld forthwith joined with| “The civic federation has won a nota- the citizens in supporting the measure | ble victory in that its unshaken stand before the Houss committce on countics, | for the principle of local self-govern- cities and towns at a lively hearing [ment embodied in the enabling_ bill here Wednesday, attended by a large | finally persuaded Delegate Hugh Reld, | Gelegation of county citizens. lm the face of statements from Charles | Opposition to the bill was voiced by | T. Jesse and other counsel for Arlington | former Delegate Jess>, who rais>d the | County that the bill if enacted would | issue that it was not a local bill. He |prejudice the county’s interests in the | eontended it was “general” because the | annexation suit, to speak in its behalf | Shors State would: be affected by the | before the committee on cities, counties | withdrawal of more than 14 miles_of {and towns. Mr. Reid is further entitled highway from the State's system and |to the thanks of the federation for the creation of & new judgeship, pro- | reintroducing the bill. thus bringing it vided for 1n case of incorporation. = u:(e hocr“o! the House, llh;reor:‘t::‘ 3 » ittee mem- | Speaker's ruling on the point of A malority of I Co e e | which had been raised against it will | be formal and binding as a precedent Mr. Reid had been advised that the - federation would not be satisfied with an informal opinion from the Speaker while the bill was sleeping in commit- tee. By reintroducing the bill he has | e oot |achieved the federation's desires. How- | ever, Mr. Reid himself must shoulder % | the responsibility for having delayed the introduction of the bill bsyond the time 0y « | when it was in order to introduce gen- | ek "‘;'“ fi‘,‘;"',, '+ feral legislation. The same point o(‘ L e ¥ |order had been raised in committee a year ago and the people of the county were entitled to have the bill voted up or down on its merits, rather than to| BY REX COLLIER. Fifty Citirens Urge Passage of Arling- | ton County Measure. | noer Jhe laus of the eld on Fric and of reducing order.” CITIZENS APPROVE SCHOOL RESTRICTION, Emlnlinl of Three Am)cil-! {= " tions Indorse Action of House. e oo ‘Catumbia 85 T nemed e s Imajoriix of the trusters enid corporation. OTPIOSEPH A. BUREART. ‘PF\’! R B ll T RRY. i mho.15 i #Vi%6 ww MY DELIC A-rr.sn'L - | e, formerly eond by me at - e oarans Baving, Bils are. beeein B0ified 10 ocvacnt, them hefore March L JHE FOLLOWING CABSTO BE SOLD AT | T s pabiic ancin fog chersos March 50 Lir2s: Dodee ewape. le1t by Lucas Aldrich 1t taunng, left by Le Chev. ourne ety by 3 W Catlerher. Cleve. 4 twuring lelt by Mr Dickerson: Dodge n ‘vn o \l‘r‘- ¥ ELafiey | CALL Approval of the action of the House | {in voting restriction on attendance in | District schools of children residing in | Maryland and Virginia was voiced lnst | night at a special joint meeting of the | chairmen of the school committees and | | officers of the Brookland, Michigan | Park and Dahlgren Terrace Citizens' Associztions at the residence of Emmett Brennan, 4210 Twelfth street northeast. ‘The representatives of the three as- sociations again indorsed the Four- teenth and Girard streets northeast | site for a junior high school and went ' ! | on record ‘as opposed to the Twenty- | WANT TO HAUL | PECL O FART T0A 10 or trom N 3 Including bundreds of out-of-town gar- den club members and commercial flo- | rists seeking suitable varieties for prop- agation next season. A “talking movie” of the 1200 ‘Knights' Star Flower” plants was taken yesterday with an orchestra play- AMARYLLIS EXHIBIT PUPILS WILL VISIT * Classes From 100 Schools Plan to| Ot great interest to visitors has peen | il | the_specal showing of the “Pelican | See Blooms—4,928 Attend Flower” in the crolon house, Several | i ooms of peculiar formation resembling Show in Day. | the tropical pelican have been in pertect e flower " during the early days of " the |show. These have now passed an Pupils of 100 schools will attend the | yigjyors are interested in the develop- fifteenth annual amaryliis show of the | ment of a well-formed bud, which will Department of Agriculture now in | rereh full flower in about 10 days. " " reenhouses at Four.| Diplomatic representatives of the R South American countrics, which are . the native habitat of the “Knight's Star "m"“ :l“{,‘“f'll;l e “‘:,"'_;;L“.::;“db:{‘; l-;:«»\\‘rn'vnre taking a great interest in from ihe Armidon School. Almost as | ¢ Show. many were booked for today and the & e o department officials have been notitied | Department store in Buenos Alres, 7% "schools and colleges that are | Argentina, are doing the greatest busi- ness in years, some paying their first dividend since 192 Tz sending classes to (ht‘ show tomorro tor te: v 7777 i i 7 WANTED T PAYERS WHO WOULD LIKE TO OWN THEIR A A NOW PAYING $60.00 OR MORE E OR APARTMENT, WHETHER T, WOULD DO WELL TO WRITE V' I.O(‘.\’I"I()\' DESCRIPTION OF HOUSE, NUMBER OOMS. AND ABO["I' HOW MUCH \OU _CAN PAY MONTH- YOU A F NEW, DESIRABLE RMS., YOU CAN ES AT YOUR OWN UND ANY OBLIGATION A l'()\‘l':\l. WILL DO. AD- DRESS BOX (“ E. STAR OFFICE. These honses are new up to-date howies—realdy to move in—and have buitt-in garages L.z k. 2. i i 2 i 2, Franklin 8127 —8128—8129—7458 - Hessick Service Won't Fail When You Need Coal “Prompt_Deliveries” is a hobby with Hessick. In fact, we're particularly proud of our record during the big February snowstorm. 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