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Evening star., 1922-02-25

Maylon and Majs. Frank and Chisum.
A representative of the quartermas-
ter general took charge of the remains
following their arrival. detail Of
eight enlisted men from Boiling Field
reported to him and remained until the
bodies were removed. The remains
were taken to Arlington cemetery by a
hearse and one caisson. two trips being
necessary. q
Burials were held for Maj. vautsmeir
and Capt. Mabry at IL o'clock. and for
Master Sergt. Murray and Staff Sergt.
Harris at 1880 o'clock. Honorary
palbearers for Maj. Vautsmeir were
Majs. James Muir. D. H. Torrey. w. H.
Frank. c. II. Brown, d. O. Lewis and
Herbert O'Leary. Honorary pallbear-
ers for Capt. Mabry were Capts. o. g.
Ferson, ST Clair Street, H. B. Weeks
and Burdette s. Wright. and Lieuts e.
F. Carey and George w. Goddard.
Honorary pallbearers for Master
Sergt. Murray were six non-comn,is-
stoned officers from Boiling Field. and
for StaH SerEt. Harris six non-com-
missioned officers from Boiling Field.
Tho services were held before a
large number of the personnel of
Boiling Field. relatives and friends
who attended to pay final tribute to
the four who had honorabiy given up
their lives In their country's service.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
BONUS ACTION SET
FOR NEXT TUESDAY
Republican Majority of Com.
mittee Considers Confiden.
tiaI Print of Bill.

The republican majority of the ways
and means committee are today con-
sldering confidential committee
print mo. 8" of the bill for soldiers
bonus which they expect to report out
on Tuesday. definite action having
been postponed yesterday until that
date.
This confidential print would author
ize the five-aiternative-p plans bonus.
without any suggestion as to how the
money should be raised to pay 1t, and
includes u specific provision that pay
ments shall start by October l. of
this year. this date having been set
by the insistence of Chairman Ford
ney, who said, in effect, unless that
is done the republican party will be
defeated" and Representative Tread
way of Massachusetts, replied. in ef-
feet. IF that is done. 1 say. the re-
publican party will be defeated"
Vote Five to Four.
BY a vote of five to four yesterday,
the special subcommittee of republi-
can members on financing the SOL
dierS bonus reported to the full re,
publican membership the recommen-
dation that bill should be reported
without any suggestions as to how
to raise the funds.
If this is done, and it is expected
that it will be uone, there is a general
belief that the House will pass the
bill. and President Harding will veto
it. 1t is also forecast that the re-
publicans favoring a sales tax, an
ticipating the Presidents veto. will
coalesce with the democrats in fight
ing the committee bill.
Separate Votes Taken.
In the conference of the special
subcommittee on finance yesterday
separate votes were taken on a pro-
posal to incorporate u sales tax and
also on the proposition to include
only an insurance feature, which
President Harding in his letter to
Chairman Fordney said need not be
delayed. The vote rejecting the sales
tax was seven to two-the two for
it being Representatives Longworth
of Ohio and Bacharach of New Jersey.
The vote rejecting ahe insurance.
only feature was six to two. the two
in favor being Representatives Wat
son of Pennsylvania, anu Treadway
of Massachusetts,.
The delay until Tuesday in taking
final action is understood to be
largely in order that a reflex may be
had on how the country would take
the no-fnance-plan bonus bill. and in
order that some members of the COM
mittee may get direct word from
will stand to the direct implication
in his letter that he would veto the
bonus bill II it were not based on a
sales tax.
Evening star., 1922-02-25

Continued from First Page.)
ing to bury the wheels of any auto
mobile which attempts to negotiate
1t: No appropriation was asked for it.
The Commissioners asked for an
appropriation of $4,000 for the paving
of nth street from Irving to Kenyon.
and for s11,50O for Kenyon street
from Mount Pleasant street to 18th
street. Both these appropriations
failed to come safely through the bu-
rsau of the budget. and the people OF
these two streets will have to strug-
gle along for another two years
through mud and mire. The streets
are badly cut UP; have only cinders
for roadbed and are in the heart OF
section of high class homes border
ing on the beautiful Rock Creek
Park.
One of the worst streets in this
section Is Jefferson street east Of
l4th street; tho scene of fne dstach-
cd homes. Residents there and people
who visit on this street are compelled
TO park their cars on 14th street
near the loop. 1t would mean hours
of hard work to try to negotiate this
street, as any kind of vehicle will
promptly sink into the mire. Efforts
have been made here to provide some
sort .. foundation by the placing OF
piles OF broken wood in the rutS, but
these are Just driven deep into the
mlre Dy the first vehicle which passes
The Commissioners asked for an ap-
preparation of $500 to pave the first
200 feet of this street, but 1t was cut
out In the bureau of the budget.
$1,000 Appropriation Escapes.
However. just two squares south Of
this, Ingraham street east Of 18th
street. street badly in need Of q sur
face and running through q new aec-
tion being fast developed into fine
homes. an appropriation Of $1,000 for
paving passed safely through all tho
pruning knives. This was the oaiy
relief provided In this general Sec
tion.
Much money could well be spent on
the improvement of many of the
streets out 14th and 18th street way
Many fine homes are now being built
there, and the streets, for the most
Part, are of the cinder variety, which
do not stand up under present-day traf-
fic. and which are very expensive to
maintain. requiring road gangs al
most constantly to keep them in any
kind of shape.
Alaska avenue, the feeder highway
to Maryland between 18th street and
Georgia avenue at the District line,
is in need of repair, particularly q
bad section near the junction with
Georgia avenue.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
NEW BUILDING CODE
HELD UNNECESSARY
Col. Keller Declares Strict
Enforcement of Present
Law Needed.

Washington does not need a new
building code if the present one is
strictly enforced, Col. Charles Keller.
Engineer Commissioner. asserted to-
day. discussing the theater situation.
And the colonel indicated plainly that
the existing code viii be rigidiy car
ried out.
A firm policy on the part of those
who administer the building reguia
tions is all that is needed. in the
Engineer Commissioners opinion.
The Commissioner announced today
that Loew's Columbia Theater will re-
open Monday along with the Cosmos.
The National already is cpen and
Polls will resume performances in a
fortnight.
Announcement Expected.
Col. Keller said he expected to have
definite announcement to make be-
fore night as to the opening date OF
the Metropolitan Theater, one OF the
seven closed.
The Engineer Commissioner has
conferred with owners of the Mary
land Theater, on 9th street. and the
Foraker, colored picture house on
Goth street, and stated today that
as they can comply with the stipula-
tionS laid down by the Commission
ers.
AS to the ten or twelve other thea
terra which were not closed. but which
the investigating committee sug-
sested Should be further examined.
Col Keller said nothing had been
found thus far to warrant closing
them. The task of inspecting them
minutely is going forward methodi-
llSy
will permit, the colonel stated.
Would Print Liability Clause.
All theater tickets sold in the Dis
trict should have clause printed on
them making the owner or corpora
tion liable for damages in tho event
of accident. in the opinion of Oresto
Natiello. a member of the orchestra
of the Inflated knickerbocker The
ater.
Mr.. Natiello. who is still at the
Emergency Hospital. has addressed a
letter to Senator Stanley of Ken
lucky, requesting him to introduce a
bill providing for such a clause on
tickets. The letter follows:
viii you be SO kind as to frame a
bill and have 1t passed in the Con-
gress that each ticket issued by any
theater. amusement place or any
large gathering which is held in a
building shall have the clause on
the back of the ticket holding liable
the proprietor or corporation. in case
of accident and damage. and each
ticket TO have a stub guaranteeing
the safety of each holder in case of
accident, so that If any one is in
jured he may have recourse for dam
ages, clause similar to that printed
on a railroad ticket"
Corporation Counsel Francis H.
Stephens voiced the belief today that
there is no necessity for such a law.
Persons injured in theater have
the right to sue for damages now,
Mr.. Stephens declared.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
FAVOR HELIUM GAS.
Cabinet Decides to Ask Appropria'
ton From Congress.

It is understood that 1t was decided
at yesterdays cabinet session to request
Congress to appropriate a liberal sum
for the production and conservation OF
helium gas. This is believed necessary
by the President and his advisers as one
means of averting airship dres.
There Is no mistaking the fact that
the President and his cabinet are stirred
by the reports incident to the Roma
disaster and that they feel convinced
that the loss Of life in the destruction
q the big dirigible would have been
greatly reduced had the craft been
Evening star., 1922-02-25
4-P0WER TREATY
ORDERED REPORTED
WITH RESERVATION
Continued from First Page.)

approved, twelve to one, Senator
Borah alone voting in the negative.
Only two of the arms conference
treaties. the general far eastern and
Chinese tariff pacts. now remain be-
taken up next week, and although
some of the committee members have
shown disposition to discuss the
tariff treaty in committee, it is not
expected that a report will be long
delayed. Formal presentation of the
treaties approved today is to be post
poned by Chairman Lodge of the COM
mittee until he can place the whole
series before the Senate.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
BULL SETS ON RED AUTO,
Farmsr Appeals to Enforce Pay
ment Of Collision Insurance.

TOPEKA, KAN, February Sired
Knudson. farmer. today appealed to
the state superintendent Of insurance
for aid In collecting collision Insurance
on his automobile.
Knudson in his complaint states that
he painted his automobile red, that .
attacked II and that the insurance
company refused to even consider his
claim. r.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
SHOWN STARS TROPHY.
President Shakes Hand With SO
Boy Scouts.

n President Harding today received
Troop 20 of the District Of Columbis
local council Of the Boy Scouts and
was shown The Evening Star inspec.
ton trophy won by that troop.
The President shook hands with
each Of the thirty boys Of the organ.
ization and complimented them tn
high terms Of praise for THAR loyai
and emcient service to their order
The troop when presented to, the
President was headed BY chApleS A
King, its scoutwasteF,
Evening star., 1922-02-25
GAS WIPES OUT FAMILY.

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, February
two children. a boy of six and q girl
of three, besides nurse. Miss Lillian
Spencer. were killed today by inhal-
ing carbon monoxide gas. which
filled the Gray homo here from . gas
water heater.
Evening star., 1922-02-25
MANY LIVE IN MUD,
ALTHOUGH PAVING,
HIGH PROPERTY TAX

Continued from First Page.)
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