Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 44

USHHORLNT NPARGNG 5K .Dahlgren Terrace Citizens Urge New Traffic Rule on Rhode Island Avenue. Seeking to improve traffic conditions 4n its community, the n Ter- Face Citizens’ Association, at its first Fall meeting in the Social Oyster House Jast night, requested the Traffic Bu- Teau to prohibit parking on a portion ‘of Rhode Island avenue northeast dur- ing the rush hour, and asked that a pedestrian and _ vehicular bridge be erected across the Baltimore & Ohio . Railroad tracks at Tenth and Frank- } Hin streets northeas! Calling attention to the congestion caused by parked cars on Rhode Island avenue between First and Tenth streets northeast, the association adopted a it no parl alloy that section between the hours of 8 and 9 a.m. and 4:30 and 6 p.m. The request for the bridge was made after estimates of both vehicular and pedestrian span, submitted by the En- gineer Commissioner, had been read by Miss Frances Barnes, secretary. Complaint that fleets of big trucks ‘| trequently blocked traffic along Rhode Island avenue was made, and the secre- tary instructed to endeavor to learn if some legal action could not be taken to remedy this situation. The associa- tion also voted to thank District offi- cials for the installation of warning lights on the Rhode Island avenue railroad viaduct, and to request the Engineer Commissioner to again try to secure appropriation for the opening of New York avenue northeast. The school eommittee was directed to ask for portable buildings to care for the lower grades on the newly acquired school site at Tenth and Evarts streets, Efforts to relieve the neighborhood of smoke nuisance caused by the trains and the gas plant near Eighth and E?:m streets, begun last Spring, were rénewed, and formal protests will be made to the Health Department and the Washington Terminal Co. A re- quest was made for new trees on several streets of the community. President Andrew P. E. Scheer pre- sided. H. E. Smith was elected to membership. KEEP “SWAPPING” ALIVE. Horse Traders of County Hold Own Three-Day Convention., ATTALA, Ala. (#).—“Horse swap- ping” is not to be relegated to a place among the lost trades. The dealers of Etowah County, Ala., assured this in a recent three-day convention here. To be eligible for admission to the con- vention hall, each delegate was re- quired to state that his vocation or avo- cation was dealing in the sale or trade of horses and-that he was a practicing “horse swapper.” Officers were elected and other prep- arations to perpetuate the organization were made. One of its purposes is to allow its members to assemble annually and engagesin “I remember when’s.” YHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1928;“ MARYLAND PRISON QUIET AFTER RIOTS 100 Convicts Still Adamant in De- mand for Public Hearing on Cruelty Charge. By the Assoclated Press. BALTIMORE, September 20.—Tear gas and isolation of the alleged ring- lewer\ol the “noise riot” and battle which kept the Maryland State Peni- tentiary in an uproar for two days, early tocay seemed t¢ have quelled the rebellion, which has had city police officers on duty at the prison since Monday night. Throughout last night quiet reigned in the prison, even in the corridor to which the recalcitrant inmates had been removed, some Ly force, yesterday. The 100 who still balked at work yes- terday and continued the strike which followed the “noise riot” of Monday night were still adamant in their- de- mands that a public hearing be given the prisoners on charges that cruel treatment was used in administration { the prison. of g The restoration of order, which was - Y. vrgl see no ':te‘; laxation of precautions cope any renewed outbreak, officials of the institution said. f——e PLAN DEVISED FOR DRIVE TO ‘KNOW-ROME-BETTER’ ROME (#).—Italy has apparently in- augurated & “Know-Rome-Better” campaign among ‘her citizens. Supplementing - a national tourist agency for foreigners, a guidebook of Rame for the benefit of Italians is being issued. ‘The book is intended for those busy Italian business men who shoot up and down the peninsula in the night trains, allowing one day for transaction of business in the capital. In it can be found addresses of all the governmental departments and allied establishments, together with floor plans of each office. The book is already popular among pilgrims from the provinces. |GRAF ZEPPELIN FLIES OVER SWITZERLAND Dirigible, Selected for Eckener’s American Flight, Takes Second Cruise in Europe. then turned toward Preiburg. mechanics from the Fri worl U. 8. N, aboard. . By the Assoclated Press. From the Nashville Tennessean. lin, in which Dr. Hugo to fiv to America, ascended at 8 a.m. | blackl today for a second flight over southern Germany and Switzerland. | ive on weather, which was glorious at the start. After | me what that means.” cruising over Constance the dirig- | class of girls. board, *I ible crossed int. Switzerland, flew over Zurich a‘ 8:50 and Basle at 9:22. In addition to a crew of 39, the dirig- ible carried 16 newspaper men and 15 edrichshaf ks. Lieut. Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl, . commander of the dirigible Los Angeles, and John E. 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