Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1928, Page 22

HIGHSCHOOL SITE STARTS GROUP ROW Dahigren Citzens Charge Rhode Island Body Wants | Location Too Far Out. Claiming the Rhode Island Avenue | Citizens' Association is endeavoring to | ave the new junior high school located | 1 their terrifory without thought for he recreational needs of the north- ast, the Dahlgren Citizens’ Associa- on, meeting in the Social night, reindorsed the school ‘ourteenth and Girard streets north- as their first choice for such a ool, with Eighteenth and Otis streets second choice. . E. Scheer, president of the , who presided, told the citi- that the efforts of the Rhode Island avenue group te have the pro- cinct to handle emergencies, the Dahl- gren Terrace group joined with the Brookland and Michigan Park Citi- zens’ Assoclations in asking for more | police protection. ‘The special committee appointed to Investigate the smoke nuisance from | trains and a neighborhood gas plant re- ported that no improvement had been secured, whereupon a resolution was passed ordering letters be sent to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad and the Pintsch Gas Co., explaining the condi- tions caused by excess smoke. A letter was also ordered sent the Washington Railway & Electric Co., thanking them for the rearrangement of the stop signs on Rhode Island avenue. Phillip O. Macqueen, superintendent of the Dalecarlia Reservoir, and Carl J. Lauter, chief chemist at the reser- voir, gave an illustrated talk on the local water system. Dr. Thomas E. Green of the American Red Cross ex- plained the work of that organization in time of disa: INORTH DAKOTA FARMERS SHORT ON CROP PRICES Net Profits on Wheat and Potatoes | Probably the Lowest Since War. | THE EVENING DR. WALKER TO APPEAR IN FIRE-ESCAPE TRIAL partment Owner Makes Case of Bars Over ‘Windows. By ent with the nul.shnt corporation counsel’s office, nald R. Walker of the Pnkwood Apl.l’t- ments, 1746 K street, is to appear in police court to stand trial for maintain- ing an unsafe fire escape. Following a series of robberies at the apartment, the building inspector's office reported that the windows have Test STAR, WASHINGTON, been barred with iron tg:flnu whlcn prevent easy access to Dr. Walker, through his attorney, John Lewis Smith, has informed the assistant corporation counsel’s office that he does not think any law has been violated, and agreed to stand trial in a test case. ‘The hearing was cheduled yutenhy but went over until December 1. N Knows His Business, From the Pathfinder Magazine. Minnie (somewhat portly) — Did George fall for me? Say, he worships the very ground I stand on. Jerry (rejected suitor)—Well, George is in the real estate business and he knows values. D. C; THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 19%8.° SERGEANT IS MISSING FROM POST AT COLLEGE Foul Play Suspected by Officer at Clemson—8oldier Vanished November 5, it was announced here yesterday by college authorities. It became known here that Sergt. Stern left Clemson in a regular Army unl(om with a small sum of monay on his person. “His bank account, automo- bile, clothing and other personal prop- Ierty were left here. tern ls 48 years old. on November 5. L. Munson, officer detailed |here uld that every effort would be By the Associated Press. made to find Stern on the possibility CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. C., Novem- | that he may have met with foul play ber 22.—Technical Sergt. Archie D,|OF D¢ in trouble. Stern of the detached enlisted men's list, United States Army, who has been on duty here for the past three years, | has been missing from the college since B, MWoses - CTETEENR A 6-year-old Nubian goat at Colt- rim, Ireland, recently gave birth to four kids, making a total of 16 in five years. “FIVE-AND-TEN” SCHEME APPLIED TO GROCERIES Chicago Reports Stores With Line } groee of Products at “Not More i Than a Dime.” CHICAGO (#).— The flve-md-cen' idea, which made fortunes for a Iew‘ men, has put on the grocer’s apron. | In the Chicago metropolitan area there now are “five and ten" groceries —nothing more than a dime. The commodities generally are canned | goods. Shelves contain an alphabet of | foodstuffs, from anchovies to zweiback. Eggs, priced by the dozen, are avail- -hle at 5 cents each. A few slices of bacon may be had in 10-cent packages. Even butter sells for a dime. ‘The special appeal of the unique ry is to families of two persons, REPAIR PARTS For Furnace: Hot-Water Boilers FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W. & Sous posed school located & Irving streets northea ther toward the Di osed by the other | By the Associated Press. GRAND FORKS, N. D, November 22 —Thanksgiving, the official North | Dahota crop summary issued yesterday ays, “is not likely to occasion any |great outpouring of thanks among North Dakota farmers.” fl Q ift fiom M oses Means More' F Street at Eleventh Begmnmg Tomorrow—Ending Saturday A Great Sale of Toilet Goods We reserve the right to limit quantities. on’s territory were be- coming “converted” to the idea of a school nore centrally located. Citing a recent editorial in The Star as evidence that unlicensed peddlers are a nuisance, the association reques od that all peddlers, solicitors and cal vassers be required to obtain a license ‘The citizens also ga Ih(‘lr backing to the movement ess Heights Pa Aa(‘htr Associa- | net profit to N()l’th Dakutn farmers will to have all school girls dress | prohabh be the lowest since the war. ormly. A picture published in The] *“A larger turkey crop than usual this showing suggested “uniforms” was | year insures the proper observance of ayed during the discussion of this | Thanksgiving in every corner of the X State, and the proper spirit will enter. Asserting a serious traffic accident on |the observance, no doubt, despite the Rhode Island avenue last week clearly fonly fair outcome of a season which demonstrated that there were mnot gave early promise of the best North enough policemen at the twelfth pre- ' Dakota season in years.” 9 AM. to 6 P.M. 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