Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1930, Page 5

p k' JUSTICE BUDGET -INCREASE FAVORED THE EVENING WATSON I HOST T0 CLUB OFFCERS =52 STAR, WASHINGTON, ileaders of the Republican party have {talked of the formation of a National blican Club in Washington, to be a ring place for members of the when they come to the National Capital, and for members of Congress and officials of the Government in Wa Selz Will Bequeaths #2,000,000. OHICAGO, January 22 /).—An es- D¢ BOECKEL EXPLAINS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, COMMISSIONS’ WORK TIpecial Groups Get Satisfac- Tells Radio Listeners Hoover Finds 1930. Research sald that the com- mittees and commissions on which more than 137 men and women are serving at the invitation of the President are Mr. Hoover’s “method of finding out the facts.” “He hasn't got time to dig them out himself,” he said. Pointing out that as Secretary of Commerce Mr. Hoover found special committees “a valuable means of not only getting the facts, but of spreading knowledge of the facts ice period sponsored by -the National %1‘0“3‘: ;r‘ ‘Woman vocwnn over the Na- n: oadeasting Co. system. Miss Belle Sherwin, an officer of the league, discussed “New Trends in Government” as a part of the program. Even Water in Toilet Kit, Running water is included in a com- plete tollet outfit recently exhibited in Paris. A—S 'INDIAN FIGHTER DIES. | SAN FRANCISCO, January 22 (A).— A little band of men with whom Dr. Henry 8. Feix, 74, “the kid" of OCuster's regiment, fought Indians in frontier days in the Northwest, attended his funeral here Monday. Dr, Feix had been a pastor two dee- ades of St. Mark's Lutheran Church here. He held a congressional medal One compartment holds comb, nailbrush, nailfile, powder can and 4 17} towel. The other division has a tank Discussing “the new commissions” in | hich he must deal as President the | containing about quart of water com- radio address last night, Richard Boeck- | method he developed.” plete with a tiny spigot. A mirror door el, director of the Bureau of Editorial ' Boeckel spoke during the voters' serv- is also a feature of the kit. Discuss Plans for Forward- tory Results. ing Building of National Republican Club. House Body Cites Mitchell Report in Appropriating 31 Millions. anl of getting action upon them,” he added that the President “is now ap- lying to the broader problems with i of merit for having saved the life of his friend, Willlam F. “Buffalo Bill" Cody. He was national chaplain of the Veterans of Indian Wars and grand chaplain of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. tate of approximately $2,000,000 is dis- posed of under the will of the late J.| Harry Selz* gzmlnem shoe manufac- turer, which been filed for probate. The widow and two sons are the principal beneficiaries. Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, Republican leader of the Senate and newly elected president of the National Republican Club, which is to have its headquarters in Washin enter- tained the other officers of the club and the board of governors at a luncheon at his office in the Capitol today. It was the first meeting of the board singe its election and plans were discussed | for forwarding the building up of the | club, which has the indorsement of {many of the prominent Republican leaders from all parts of the country. The present movement to_establish the National Republican Club, now | launched, was begun last year. At a meeting of the incorporators 10 days ago in the Carlton Hotel, the following By the Associated Press The growth of Federal prison popu- | lations and increased judicial business | due to enforcement of prohibition and other laws was given today by the House appropriations committee as the | reason for increasing the appropria- tion for the Justice Department to $31,710,362 for the fiscal year 1931. ‘This represents an increase of $3,.- 72,992 which, the committee pointed out, had been kept to the minimum in | view of anticipated_supplemental ap- propriations. The allotments. however, are below the budget estimates by $306.930. Of the total appropriation carried in the bill reported to the House today, $18.527.478 is for the judicial branch, $7968,257 for penal institutions and $5,214,627 for the department proper. Hoover Request Figured. Attorney General Mitchell told the subcommittee which drafted the meas- ure the total for 1931 is hardly more than $1,000,000 over the requirements for 1930. He explained that additional deficiency estimates for the current year would be necessary to meet the expenses. President Hoover has al- ready requested $2,144,270 for these deficiencies. Compared with the bill for the cur- Tent year, the greatest increase for any one branch is for penal and correc- tional institutions in the amount of $2,047,626. The increase for the judi- cial branch is $1,186329 and for the department proper, $539,037. Anticipated _authorizations _beyond the scope of the bill include the con- struction of two _additional Federal prisons, which would be provided under the administration prison program. The committee described as “quite hecessary” legislation for a parole board to centralize these activities through- out the country as intended in a bill before the House. Provision of funds |night in the church auditorium, V was not made, however, ing con- | street between Fourteenth and Fif- gressional authorization. teenth. J. L. Hall is chairman of the An increase of $152.550 for Ur:"fid committee_ S a4 e o | “The prayer mesting hour at Marvin increase in the number of United States | Methodist Church, Tenth and B streets lidges and the consequent increase | Southwest, will be omitted tomorrow hich will naturally arise in the | night and the Southwest W. C. T. U.| mount of judicial business ‘handled | Will have charge of the service. Mrs. A6 that increase in jury trials in con- | Mary M. Wilson, chairman of_this Nection . with the enforcement of the | union, will preside. Dr. Lauretta Kress national prohibition act as amended by | Will speak on “Health.” Business meet- ‘so-called Jones law.” ing precedes the lecture at 8 o'clock | and a musical program follows. Open 5 Justice to Be Speeded. o | meeting: “The committee was informed” ft| =~ oo o 1 be given to-i continued, “that the Attomney General |, 0 JUIGEen gnper, Wil be given foe Proposes o expedite the' work of his | MOrrow fro % E e of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, m :‘;dm;lp‘;;‘fh:gf it 'and | Eighth and B streets southwest. o - National Review, Woman's" Benefit Attorney General Mitchell told the | pscociation, will serve the weekly lunch- % dis rscly 1o (h¢ ehackment | con &t the club house. 170" Masa- gy it chusetts avenue, of four statutes during the past 20|;- ue, tomorrow from noon to ears—the prohibition law, the narcotic act, the Mann act, and the Dyer act relating to transportation of stolen sautomobiles in interstate commerce— ‘and failure to provide additional prison (\/W. D. C. Pipes Made of Genuine Briar 50c w© $350 The pipe smoker will truly enjoy enuine briar smoking these genuine briar " A Value of Importance for the Home— Antique Iron Smoking Stands An Old Favorite You'll Enjoy— District 5215 SENATOR JAMES E. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Three speakers will give short talks at the meeting of the Geological Society of Washington tonight, 8 o'clock, in the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club. H. E. Merwin will speak on “The Sulphide of Copper and Iron”; H G. Ferguson on “Vein Quartz of the Alleghany District, ' California,” and W. C. Alden on “Co- lumbia River Terrace and their Sig- nificance.” Mrs. John Bratton, chairman of the committee of wol 's work of the Presbyterian Church, U. S. A, will speak on “Woman's Work in the Church” at the Church of the Pilgrims, Twenty- second street and Florida avenue, to- | night, 8 o'clock, under the auspices of the woman's auxiliary of that church. Public invited. Burnside Relief Corps, No. 4, Woman's Relief Corps, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the G. A. R. Hall. FUTURE. Young Men's Club of St. Paul's Church will hold a dance tomorrow WATSON. officers of the club were elected: Presi- d(‘n;, S;nfil:.o{ Watson; first vice p"s{i i oy e S dent, Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary o = G XS, War; second vice president, Henry W. TR avas s sl TR Watson; third vice president, Mrs. A. T. Hert of Kentucky; fourth vice presi- dent, Harry E. Hull of Towa, commis- sioner 6f immigration; treasurer, Wade H. Ellis, and secretary, Harrison Brand. Board of Governors Elected. At the same time the following board of governors was elected, to serve, as do the officers, for the period of one year: Former Senator P. J. McCumber, Dan F. Reynolds, Senator Porter H. Dale, Vermont; Senator Samuel M. Shortridge, California; Senator Arthur Capper, Kansas; Senator Charles M. McNary, Oregon, assistant Republican leader of the Senate; Representative John Q. Tilson, Connecticut, Repub- lican floor leader of the House; Mrs. Ruth Pratt, Rrepresentative from New York; Representative Charles C. Kearns, Ohio; James J. Davis, Secre- tary of Labor; Mrs. Edith Nourse Rog- ers, Representative from Massachusetts; Walter H. Newton, secrtary to Presi- dent Hoover, and W. N. Jardine, for- mer Secretary of Agriculture. In his letter inviting the officers of the club and the members of the board to attend the luncheon and meeting in his office today, Senator Watson said: Get Your Share Of These Savings! b heed 1o maional-epubtican Savings Opportunities Here on Everyday Needs ... Of Interest to Thrifty Shoppers the party when fully organized so well | %/ % recognized that I am sure your earnest SPECIAL! FREE iy . SPECIAL! FREE! assistance may be confidently - relied upon.” N . 14-03. 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Our stocks are limited on this num- ber so we suggest that you come early for yours. club a national organization, with mem- bers in all the States, although its headquarters will be in Washington. Eventually it is expected that the club will erect here its own club house. The suggestion has been made that when such a building is constructed it may house the offices of the Republican na- tional committee, and of the Republican national congressional committee and the ‘Republican senatorial committee. For more than a quarter of a century Plan National Organization. ‘The projected National Republican Aqua Velva Lotion 50c Graham’s ! With Each Milk of Magnesia Club, it is understood, has the approval of leaders in the Republican national Purchase of Special 27 C 15¢ Pound Size committee. It is planned to have the $1.00 Bottle Sodium Bicarbonate Zonite Antiseptic S~ 50 $1.20 Emerson’s Bromo Seltzer WITH THE PURCHASE OF $1 COTY Face Powder WILLIAMS SHAVING CREAM Dr. William J. Kerby, professor of sociology, Catholic University, will speak on “The Social Worker as an Inter- 1 ] prefer” at the forty-eighth anni cilities. Substantially 63 per cent of the entire time of all assistant United States at- torneys, Mitchell told the committee was given to prohibition cases during the fiscal year 1929, Situation “Out of Bounds.” Sanford Bates, _superintendent of prisons, described the prison population situation as “Growing out of bcunds” %o _the subcommittee. The bill provides $1.645,657 for Leavenworth Prison, where' a total of 4700 prisoners, it was estimatad, can accommodate ow. B e appropriatibn. for the Atlanta penitentiary of $1,116437, an increase ©of $193,118, includés a sum of $89,000 .tomorrow evening at 9 o’clock. Annual iversary meeting of the Associated Charities to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock in Barker Hall, Y. W. C. A. Building, Seventeenth and K streets. A playlet, “Forty Years Ago and Now,” will be presented by members of the stafl. A card party will be given by the dance committee of Lebanon Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Friday eve- | ning, 8:30, at the Thomas Circle Club, 1326 Massachusetts avenue. Northeast Business Men will meet at the Blair School, Seventh and I streets, | election of officers is scheduled. ‘Woman's Guild of the Central Union Jor the construction of a dairy barn ‘and for 25 additional guards. For the McNeil Island prison, Wash- 4ngton, the committee allottted $570,- 268, an increase of $123,396. This in- cludes $139,000 for a laundry, the in- stallation of a power line and telephone equipment and other improvements. The Alderson, Va. Industrial Insti- “ution for Women appropriation was in- by $90.915 to $337.125; ¥ Mission will hold a special meeting Fri- day afternoon, 4:30 o'clock, at the First Congregational Church. W. Bruce Evans Lodge 380, I B. P. O. E, will give its first charity social of the season at the Elks' Home, Fair- mont Heights, Md., Priday night, 8 to 12:30 o'clock. 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Little Chocolate RHODES SCHOLARSHIP REGULATIONS CHANGED Eight Districts, Each Entitled to Four Men, Will Be Composed of Six States. ® By the Associated Press. SWARTHMORE, Pa., January 22— ‘Two important changes in the reguls tions governing the American Rhodes scholarships were - announced Sunday by Dr. Frank Aydelotte, president of Swarthmore College and American sec- retary to the Rhodes trustees. Beginning with this year the States will be grouped into eight districts of six each and the 32 scholarships as- signed annually to the United States will be divided equally among the dis- tricts, making a quota of four scholar- ships for each group of six States. There will be & competition in every Btate each year. Each State commit- Zee of selection will nominate from the [ andidates applying to it the two best fmen to appear before the district com- Smittee. The district committee then Swill select from the 12 candidates nomi- ated four men who will represent their 5!;!05“9 States as Rhodes scholars at xford. 4 Another change in the regulations ves Rhodes scholars a wide choice as o their third year. They will be ap- inted for two years in the first in- nce and those who wish to take a hird year will be expected to present a efinite plan of study for that period. USBAND DRUNK DAILY, States, will address the Educational As- sociation of the District of Columbia Priday evening at 8 o'clock at Cor- coran Hall, George Washington Univer- slt{l, H’!‘w!nly-flrst street between G ans 3 Entertainment committee of the as- soclation announces annual dinner to be given Pebruary 15 at the Mayflower | Hotel. i Howard University Glee Club will | give a concert Friday night, 8 o'clock, at the Phyllis Wheatley Y. W. C. A., Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue. Harmony Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, is celebrating Sallie Wilson night tomorrow, 8 oclock pm. Ruth Zeitler, matron of the chapter, an- nounces a card party, to be given at the Burlington Hotel Saturday night, 8 oclock. = - Kiwanis Club will hold its weekly | luncheon meeting tomorrow at the ‘Washington Hotel, 12:30 o'clock. Father Edward H. Roach of St. Matthew's Parish will talk on “Kiwanis Ideals.” Alpha Delta Phi luncheon will be held tomorrow at the Gordon Hotel, 12:30 o'clock. Columbia Woman's Christian Tem- perance Union will meet Friday after- noon, 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Frank E. Waring, 1433 Newton street. Edward D. 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