Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1929, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. . ’I'I-h'RSD:\Y. FEBRUARY 28, 1929.' T WEATHER FUND | i rr e | GRANTEDBY SENATE $i8,000 Appropriation to| {Make It Summer White House Is Approved. Appropriation of $48,000 to fit up (hb{‘ Government-owned property at Mount | Weather, Va, as a Summer White, House was approved by the Senate in the second deficiency bill last night, | after a debate in which that location wafs opposed by a number of Senators. he item was knocked from the. bill | tnfthe House on a point of order.” It | nok will be finally settled when the conferees of the two Houses meet to ad- | just their differences. Senator Blease. Democrat, of South Caolina, began the fight on the Mount Weather location, declaring he had beex ovf there and concluded 1t is “not fi to be fixed up.". ! enator Reed, Republican, of Penn- sylvania, said he had seen a thé place which did not show Sepator Glass, Democrat. of V who defended the tem, said par maney is to be used to transplant trees RIGHT IS GRANTED | - TO EXTEND LINES| ;Azmapolis Power 7};._ Empowered ! to Run Into Anne Arundel | and Prince Georges. | Special Dispatch to The Star. H | BALTIMORE. February 28.— The ! | Public Service Commission has approved | the application of the Annapolis & | Chesapeae Bay Power Co.. a subsidiary | of the Washington. Baltimore & An-| napolis Electric Railroad, to extend its | {lines into parts of Anne Arundel and Prince Georges Counties | |~ The order permits the extension along | the following route outlined by the c mission: | _“From a point on the south side of South River, where the State road | leading to. Solomon’s Island crosses | | said river, thence along said State | {road, known as the Solomon's Is- lahd road. south to Priendship, situ- ated in the southern part of Anne ! Arundel County, and from a point on the sajd Solomons Island road, where | the Mayo road intersects said road, | thence along the said Mayo road in a | southeasterly direction to and through Mayo with various branches from said Mayo road: also from a point where the Marlboro road intersects the Solo- | mons Island road in a westerly direc- tion along the sald Marlboro road to the western boundary line of Anne Arundel County, and from a point Sefator Reed replied there are many places in the Blue Ridge Mountains of | Pennsylvania where it would not be! necessary to transplant trecs. { Senator King. Democrat, of Utah. made a point of order against the ap- propriation, which the presiding officer susteined. Senator Gl ppealed | from the decision and ti ate re- versed the chair. A rol vote then | was taken on the amendment it | was retained in the bill by a vote of | 39 to 18. { Senator Glass pointed out during the | where the Davidsonville-Birdsville road | intersects the Solomons Island road, ! thence along said Davidsonville-Birds- vilie road to Davidsonville, thence in a | northeasterly direction along the Da: idsonville and Riverview road to a | point known as Riverview on the south | | side of South River, and also from a | | point where the Owensville-Galesville | road interescts the said Solomons Island | road, along said Owensville-Galesville | road to Owensville.” | Unless the commission orders it the | Calvert commissioners will not grant a | franchise to the company to operate in | Trene Franklin, Broadway actress, with the chair she is sending to Anne Morrow and Cel. Charles A. Lindbergh as a wedding gift from the actresses of America. The chair was once owned by the late Richard Mansfield. Lejeune Will Be Dinner Guest. | Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune will be 1131 C street northeast. | Louls CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. | ‘TODAY. Card party for the benefit of the| First Spiritualist Church, 8 o'clock, at| a card party 9 o'clock, in Woodmen's Hall, 25 Grant place. ' FUTURE. University of Michigan Wamen's Club | will have a luncheon tomorrcw at the | American Association of The home board of Treaty Oak Women, 1634 I street Chapter, No. 43, O. E. S., will give a card party, 8:30 o'clock, at the home| The Alpha Beta of the chairman, 1503 Hamilton street.|hold an open dance and <cerd party | i 5 | tomorrow, 9 p.m., at 1750 Massachusetts | Capitol Council, Royal Arcanum, will | &venue. i e aroclock. at Pythian Temple. L | Alpha Delta Phl Tuncheon tomorrow, | B. D'Orsay in charge. Speaker, Past 5 ' Grand Regent J. H. Grubb. [A2ia0R D R EC ST GGt o 1 Girle' Club will | e | The monthly meeting of managers of The Society of American Foresters | ; : ) | the Women's Christian Assdciation will will meet, 8 o'clock, at the Cosmos Club. e e v v wil “ Ibe held at e Enopaacuss e | morrow, 11 am. Mrs. W. W. Scott will Enr el preside. ments. Pl R ‘The internatio relations committee The Assoclation for the Home for|of the American Association of Univer- Widows and Orphans of Veterans of All | sity Women will present Mile' Reymond | Wars will ‘meet, 8 o'clock, at Grand |of the secretariat of the library of the | Army Hall. | League of Nations at a dinner tomorrow, 7 pm. Brightwood Chapter, O. E. S. will| ' © e serve a dinner from 5 to 7 o'clock at the | The temple committee of Brookland Brightwood Masonic Temple, Georgia | Chapter, No. 11, O. E. S, will have a and Colorado avenue.. | card party tomorrow, 8 p.m., at Brook- . | land “Masonic Temple, Twelfth and Rev. Z. Barney Phillips, D. D., rector | Monroe streets northeast. of the Church of the Epiphany, will| speak at the midweek Lenten service | this evening at Foundry M. E. Church. | Mrs. Mary L. Pierce will be hostess at a card party at the Girls' Club of the Woman's Benefit Association Friday, | The D, C. Federation of Women's 8:30 p.m., at the clubhouse, 1750 Mass- Clubs hastindnrsed the Jones bill f;)r | achusetts avenue. Dancing. providing free text books for the pupils o in the junior and senior high stnnols | The Welsh Society of Washington of the District, | will hold its annual banquet on St. e David's day, tomorrow, 6:30 p.m., at the Patriotic Order of America will have | Roosevelt Hotel, Sixteenth and V streets. Made by EASTMAN The president of George Washington | gram: Closing of poetry contest; read- University, Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, will ‘ ings of original stories and verse. Invitation is extended to all|interested are invited. speak. Welsh people to attend. ‘Washington Alliance of Delta Delta University | Delta will meet fot luncheon Saturday. 12:45 p.m., at the Promenade Tea Room. Visiting Deltas welcome. 1116 F street. No reservations necessary. A benefit card party under auspices Layman's L'Allegro | clubs will be given tomorrow, 8 o'clock. {in Pierce Hall, Fifteenth and Harvard of the Woman's Alllance, League, Lend-a-Hand and streets. ‘The Writers' League will meet tomor- Pro- row. 8 pm., at Thomson Center. Mussolini Heads Candidates. ROME. Februa: 28 (#).—Premier Mussolini hxmulllxwtd.l a list of 400 candidates who will be voted upom in the forthcoming election plebiscite for |the Chamber of Deputies. All promi- | nent ministers and aides to the premier were included in the Hst, which was ap- proved at a meeting of the grand coun- cil last night. Al KEEPS HIS QUIET JOB. 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