Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1929, Page 14

CUTIGURA HEALS RED PIMPLES On Face and Neck. In Patches. Very Painful. R “My face and neck began to break out in small, red patches which later turned into innumerable pimplés. I would wake up in the night and find myself scratching them. They were very painful and. caused me much embarrassment. Towards the end of my trouble the could see a change so purchased more, and in about three months I was healed.”” (Signed) R. E. Norton, Box 226, Ashtabula, Ohio. Insure against skin troubles by daily use of Cuticura Soap, assisted by CuticuraOintmentwhen required. Soup Se. Ointment 2 and S Talewm 3te. Sold S ouiloure Laveratocla, Doph. 1, Maiden, Maws", Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. DUPONT CITIZENS OPPOSE ELECTION Plan for Populaf Vote on D. C. School Board Refused Group’s Support. The Dupont Circle Citizens' Associa- tion late yesterday refused to support the Capper-Zihiman bill providing elec- tion of the District School Board by popular yote, When its members agreed to. notify the joint committee for an | elective Board of Education of the Dis-| trict of Columbia that ‘“we. cannot bring ourselves” to the committee’s point of view. At the same meeting the association anticipated new efforts to obliterate al- ley dwellings in the Capital when it adopted a resolution inviting the sup- port of organizations throughout the city of a plan which the National Capi- | tal Park and Planning Commission’ may propose in the future as a means of taining that end. ‘The question of an elective Board of Education. for the District was brought | by the District THE _EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, TWO BRITISH OFFICERS’ William L. Rodgers, presiding, . the appeal for support of the - Zihiman bill, which the joint commit- tee, of which Mrs. Willilam T. Banner- man is president, has sent to all.eivic bodies in the city. Past Refusals Recalled. Admiral Rodgers recalled that the Dupont _Circle Citizens’ Association in the past has refused approval of any form of franchise in the District, and he pointed out that the Capper-Zihl- man bill would provide a popular elec- tion, which might prove “an entering wedge” for other elections here. Maj. Clayton E. Emig suggested that the association reaffirm its former ac- tion concerning the school board, pro- posing the appointment of the board Commissioners. Admiral Joseph Strauss asked if any- thing were wrong with the present sys- tem of appointment of the school hoard members by the District Supreme Court judges. It was explained :(y the ¢hair- man that the members the bench disliked the task. After brief. discus- sions, during which Admiral Strauss pald tribute to the abilities and charac- ters of the present members of the Board of Education, it was agreed that a communication would be sent to Mrs. Bannerman’s committee acknowl- edging the letter and expressing the opinion that “we cannot bring our- selves” to the committee’s point of view. Alley Uses Suggested. Revival of the efforts to do away with alley residences was marked by an. ad- dress by John Ihlder, city planner, and occupled by poor houses. out, vhowev’el:,d’tmtnn‘p:u 'll'l:l-t:m often make Meul pul providing t difficulties in homes for the alley residents presented an added problem. Mrs. Hopkins voiced & plea for sup- port of efforts to obliterate alley dwell- ings, which she characterized & “na- tional disgrace.” She referred to the alleys in which human beings are at- tempting to live as “vile holes,” in con- nection with which “one doesn't even mention morality.” Admiral Strauss reported progress in his investigation of parking prob- lems. Washington, he told the asso- ciation, allowing 18-hour. parking in residential communities, has more lib- eral regulations.than any other city of a group whose statutes he has studied. His survey is not completed, and he promised a complete report in the near future. The association voted to member- ship Mr. and Mrs. T. M. McKnight and Mr. and Mrs. John F. Carter. A rocky chamber 145 feet below ground, in San Francisco's Twin Peaks | street rallway tunnel, is used as & lab- oratory to test the effect of radiation BONES BELIEVED FOUND BUFFALO, N. Y., Novunbder 57’3“' covery was announced Sunday of two bodies, believed to be those of Ger. Trideaux and Col. Johnstone, officers, killed in 1759 during an attack on old Fort Niagara, then held by the French. ‘Workmen restoring the old fort, who were making excavations to locate the foundations of the French chapel known to have been there, came upon the bones Saturday. Willlam W. Kincaide, presi- dent of the old Fort Niagara Association, said last night there is every reason to believe the remains are those of the British officers. Gen. Trideaux was in charge of the British troops which attacked the PFrench fort, and he and Col. John- stone were killed two .days before the fort was surrendered British troops in command of Sir William John- son. After their death the two offi- NOVEMBER 5, 1929, later their bodies were transferred to mpfex:nmummmmmm - Cuba Honors Flyer. | By Cable to The Star. ‘ HAVANA, November 5.—Col. 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