Evening Star Newspaper, November 13, 1935, Page 26

Furniture Lamps and Clocks CATLIN'S, Inc. 1324 N. Y. Ave. N.W. Nat. 0992 ting Fixtures Hot-Air Furnace Parts and Repairs Including Oil Burners For Hot-Air Furnaces HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 1760 Columbia Rd. Ph. Col. 7272 If Your Dentist Hurts You Try DR. FIELD Plate Expert Double <4 Suction T Guarantee a Perfect Tight Fit in Any Mouth 1 Give Violet Ray Treatments for Pyorrhea UNITED ACTION URGED BY ROBERTS People’s Counsel Tells North Randle Group Much Can Be Done. Stating that there was plenty to be done in North Randle area and that the only way to accomplish anything | was through their association, People’s Counsel William A. Roberts urged united action by the citizens of the North Randle community at their meeting last night. Commenting on the bus service, he said public hearings at which all ecit- izens’ assoclations could state their complaints would get results. “Specific Information must be ob- tained, as we can not act without the exact data,” he added. Roberts also told of the fight that is being waged against loan sharks and asked the co-operation of the asso. ciation. Roberts also said he believed addi- tional fire apparatus was needed in THE TARZAN TWINS. Penetrating deeper into the jungle, with no danger apparent, the boys’ confidence mounted. “The fei- lows at achool didn't call us the Tarzan twins for nothing,” said Doc, swaggering slightly. “But Tar- zan is my relative, not yours,” Dick reminded with pride. In a way, these boys were twins. They resembled each other strongly, for they were the sons of twin sisters, one of whom had married an Englishman, the other an American. And the boyi were at- tending an exclusive school in England, preparing for an American college. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935, When their schoolmates began calling them the ‘Tarzan twins, Dick and Doc decided to live up to their names. And they scandalized the dignified faculty and their aristocratic school fellows by scur- rying around in campus treetops, emitting wild, Tar« zan yells. —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS The ape man’s invitation to visit him had filled them with pride. Now they fancied themselves junior Tarzans. And that wis the cause of their undoing: for they did not realize that the safety of civilization blinds the race of men to the siniater forces of the primitive wild! | North Randle and that the association should ask for it immediately. He | stated that some of the equipment in use was 14 years old and more, Harry Wood reported that the Pub. |lie Utilities Commission had promised 2 half-hour bus service in place of the | present hour service and that addi- tional busses would be installed in the | morning and afternoon to take care of the school children. The association heard B. H. Gam- mage of the American Red Cross, who spoke on the present campaign being waged by the Red Cross for safety in the homes. The association passed & | motion favoring the drive. | Commodore Fortner of the tubercu- | losis survey project told of the cam- paign being fought against tubercu. losis by the District Medical Society and offered to take names of those | wanting free examinations for tuber- | culosis. Extracti SJry || pater $15 to $35 Also Gas Ext. Gold Crowns Plates Fillings, $1 wp Repaired 4 up DR. FIELD 406 7th St. NW. Met. 9256 HELD UNDER BOND Colored Man Accused of Shooting | at Another. . Moses M. Craig, 38, colored, 223 Third street southwest, was held under $10,000 bond for action of the grand | jury by Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Po- lice Court yesterday on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Police claim he attempted to shoot Leonard Brown, also colored, 216 B« and-one-half street southwest, with a sawed-off shotgun, and that Brown only escaped the charge by jumping | behind a tree. SUN LAMP An exceptionally portable lamp that can be, carried from room to room and used by the entire family. You can read or sew while enjoying your sun bath. Very beneficial to children while playing indoors. FOR ONLY Drug Proprietor Fined. Nicholas Colacurci, proprietor of & drug store at 5433 Georgia avenue, pleaded guilty to a violation of the | | health regulations before Judge Issac | | R. Hitt in Police Court yesterday and was fined $10. He was charged with tailing properly to sterilize drinking JCHARDING. saLes ELECTRIC ServVICE 517 10th N.W. NA. 2160 glasses used at the soda fountain. ADVOCATES SURVEY OF TRANSPORTATION East Washington Citizens’ Asse- ciation Would Improve Trans- portation Service. Further study of the mass trans- portation problem in its area was voted last night by the East Wash- ington Oitizens’ Association, meeting in the Bradbury Heights Methodist Church. The Public Utilities Com- mittee of the group was ordered to consider the possibility of Capital Transit bus service or transfer privi- leges between the lines of the local system and an independent inter- state concern which now serves the East Washington territory. | It was pointed out by Arland Rob- bins, chairman of the committee, that | the Capital Transit Co. could not be required 1o operate a new bus line unless a definite opportunity for profit | could be established. ‘Two motions involving the regula- tion of vehicular traffic were approved. The first requested reduction of the speed limit on Bowen road southeast, between Beck street and the District Line, from 30 to 22 miles per hour, while the second asked the placing of a stop sign at Forty-fourth street and Hillside road southeast, and a slow sign at the intersection of Forty- fourth street and Reed Terrace south- east. Other action included indorsement of Col. William Peake for appo'ntment to the post of superintendent of penal institutions; a request for completion of alleys in the community; contiftued agitaton for the erection of an ele- mentary school in the neighborhood. and the following up of the demand made by the association for the in- stallation of a fire alarm box at Forty- teurth street and Hillside road south- east. . Cowboy, 6 Feet Tall, Marries Midget on Love at First Sight By the Associated Press. MIAMI, Fla, November 13.—It was love at first sight, asaid George Hill, jr. 8-foot cowboy with Ringling Brothers circus, and Natalie Nackloy, 30-inch midget. And so County Judge W. F. Blanton married them yesterday. ‘They met with the show, now playing here its final engage- ment before going Into Winter quarters at Sarasota this year. The tall bridegroom gave his address as Coney Island; the bride, Gloversville, N. Y.: both said they were 32 years old. ARMY ORDERS. lery Corps, from Fort George G. Wright, N, Y., to Walter Reed General Hospital here. McClellen, Maj. Hez, Air Corps, from Bolling Meld, here, to Wright Fleld, Ohlo. Cole, Maj. Donald M., Coast Artil- NOW IN PROGRESS NATIONAL NEW HOSPITAL PLAN OUTLINED TO GROUP Cathedral Heights-Cleveland Park Citizens’ Association Hears Dr. Worth Baker. | A request for co-operation in the | projected relocation of the National Homeopathic Hospital was made by Dr. Worth Baker last night in an ad- | dress before the Cathedral Heights- | Cleveland Park Citizens’ Association. He said the -endowment of the old | hospital would be transferred to the new one, thereby aiding in its even- tual self-support. tion regarding this project was pre- sented to the association by Dr. Baker for consideration and presentation io the Federation of Citizens' tions. John Nolan of the National Cap- ital Park and Planning Commission addressed the association in regard to increased park and recreational fa- cilities. He csalled satiention to the | need of more and betier parks in the | Northwest region. Increased beautis fication of the present parks was A proposed resolu- | Associa- ' sured the association by Nolan. He| itl.so said plans were being made for | the acquisition of more land for recre- ational purposes. | A motion to dispense with the De- | ecember meeting because of the holi- day season was unanimously agreed upon. | ' RN e | Streamlined steam trains are being ' featured by railways in Britain. e ADVERTISEMENT. Wake Up Your Liver - Bile— Withont Calomel — And You'll Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Rarin’ to Ge The liver ghould pour out two pounds of lquid bile into_vour bowels dsily. 17 this bile is not fowing freely your food doesn's digest It just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats Am our stom- || sch. You et constipate System is poisoned and you feel sour {| sunk snd the world looks punk Laxatives are only maKeshifts. | flowing, freely. and Jou feel “up and up." Harmless. 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