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Evening star., 1925-10-21
CLUB DRIVE BACKED
BY JUDGE SELLERS
Finds DeIinquencies More
Common Among Older Boys,
She Declares.

Delinquencies among older boys are
becoming rapidly more common, ac.
cordins to Judge Katherine Sellers
of the Juvenile Court of the District
of Columbia in a statement issued
today in support of the Boys Club
campaign for S250.0 for a new
building and equipment and two
year budget.
y survey Of three years. she said.
shows that the majority of boy de
linquents have advanced in age
Much of this delinquency could be
avoided. she believes. if the boys had
the proper surroundings and had an
opportunity to play, read and study
under such supervision as is afforded
by the Boys Club.
''Statistics show that 30 per cent
of the boys who are brought before
the Juvenile Court of the District of
Columbia" said Judge Sellers, are
the offspring of separated, divorced
or deceased parents. The best infiu-
enCe which they could possibly have
is denied them from the start. and
apparently their only chance for
straightforward development lies in
the environment which is provided
for them by the community"
Evening star., 1925-10-21
GALLINGER HOSPITAL
SALE UNDER WAY
Elaborate Array of Toys, Rugs,
Baskets and Other Articles
on Display.

With an elaborate array of toys,
rag rugs, hand-woven baskets, pedes-
tails, aprons and fancy needlework on
display, all made by the patients in
the occupationa1 therapy classes at
Gallinger Hospital, the second annual
sale Of these articles, under super
vision of Miss T.. NJ. SpenEel, teacher
of the classes. is now being held at
1924 + street.
Mrs. Anne Archbold is financing
the classes and is assisted in the
work by the women's board of Gal
linger Hospital. Mrs Whitman Crosse,
chairman; Mrs, Richard Fay Jack.
son, treasurer; SIrs. w. ID. IIurd sec
retary; Judge Kathryn Sellers and
Mrs. Hugh Southgate comprise the
board.
The occupational therapy classes
have met with approval of many local
physicians DR. Rercy Hickling, Dis
trict OF Columbia alienist says that
this form Of work is better than any
medical treatment for the mental pa
tients.
The classes are open to both men
and women suffering from mental ail-
mentS. The average attendance in the
classes is about $50. Owing to the
short time which patients are kept
at the hospital il - felt by members
of the board that the work they have
done is remarkable.
The proceeds from the sale go into
fund 10 provide more material for
future classes to work with. A. most
of the articles sell for a dollar, they
are going rapidly.
The sale, which started Monday, will
last for the rest of the week.
1t is emphasized by the board that
these classes are not being held with
the idea of giving the patients yoca-
tional training. but solely for the pur-
pose of giving them something to do
While at the hoSnital
Evening star., 1925-10-21
SCHOOLGIRL HURT.
Score of Eastern High Students
Shaken in Collision.

One schoolgirl was injured and a
score or more Eastern High School
students badly shaken up today when
IA bus of the Washington Railway
and Electric Co. was in collision with
an automobile driven by Miss Elsie G.
Burger, 2331a Ninth street southeast.
Adele Wooiard. Ia years old, 9l9
f. street southeast. who accompanied
Miss Burger. received cuts to her
chest and both hands. her hat prob
ably preventing an injury to her head
when she was hurled from her seat
against the windshield.
The injured student was treated at
Casualty Hospital and taken home.
Frederick William Grayes, 500 Four
teenth street southeast, was driver of
the bus. 1t Is probable that the ac-
cident will be investigated in Traffic
Court.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
APPROVE LARGER
SCOPE FOR LIBRARY
PetWorth Association In.
dorses Proposed Amend
mentS in District Act.

Endorsement was given to the pro-
posed amendments to the act estab-
fishing and providing for the main
tenauce of the Public Library. as pro
posed by the board OF Library trustees
and printed in the Public Library re
port for 1924. in resolutions adopted
by the PetwOrth Citizens Association
al a meeting in the Masonic Temple.
Georgia avenue and UpShur street,
last night The Federation of Citizens
Associations will he requested to in
dorse these amendments. The Com
miSsiunerS will he urged to recon-
mend 10 Congress their immediate en-.
HCtment.
The annual election of officers re.
suited in the selection of Clyde J.
Nichols, president: John T. Thomas,
vice president: Gilbert |. jackson, sec
retary; \. u. Sartwell, financial sec
retary: Joseph \. Rice. treasurer, and
delegates TO the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, Mr. Yaden and
Timothy s. Tincher.
DIR. Bowerman Speaks.
br. George +. Bowerman, librarian 4,
addressed the meeting, stressing the
need for additional library facilities
Washington. he said, is far behind
other representative cities with re
Spect 10 libraries. or the 50 cities
surveyed, Washington is saved from
the bottom of the list by Columbus.
Ohio which city has but one branch
library. \ far-sighted program Of land
purchase should be adopted, he said
and the laws should be changed to
permit the acceptance of gifts of land
for library purposes.
Election of members of the Board of
Education and the two civilian Com
niSsioners by popular vote was stress
ed in resolutions indorSed James G.
aden, delegate to the Federation Of
Citizens Associations. reported that
the federation, at its last meeting, had
instructed the appointment of com
mittee to determine the status of the
federation's petition for national rep
reSentatiOn.
Evening star., 1925-10-21

to permit row houses was voiced by
Attorney Joseph MCGarraghy, repre-
senting the American University and
when il beca.ne apparent that other
property owners We're opposed also.
the Zoning Commission decided to
postpone the case for hearing two
weeks from today at 10 o'clock.
When il was stated that American
University was opposed to the change,
Commissioner Fenning announced
that since he was trustee of the
university, he would take no part in
the considerable of the cause
Evening star., 1925-10-21
MRS. EDMONSTON DEAD.
Former Resident of Washington
Succumbs.

Mrs. Mary T.. E,dmonston, IS years
old. widow of Samuel II. EdmonSton
and formerly a resident of Washing.
ton for many years, died at the resi-
dence of her daughter. Mrs. s. Peter
Wagner, near Rockville, Md, yester
day after a brief illness.
Mrs. Edmonston was born in Ten.
neSSee, but moved to Washington
with her parents when child She
resided at 1924 Eighth street for 80
years. She moved to the home of her
daughter last Fall
Funeral services will be conducted at
the daughters residence Friday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. Interment will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mrs. Edmonston leaves her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wagner. and brother, John
3. Collier.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
Asks $4,000 Damages.

Charles r. Cabell has filed suit TO
recover $4,000 damages from A. w
Lee, owner of an automobile which
Collided with his bicycle near South
Washington, Va. July % last. The
boys suit is brought by his mother,
Mrs. Mamie p. Cabell az next friend
Attorneys MaCkall & MackaI appear
for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
WILL CENSOR PUZZLES.
Hungarian Attorney General to
Pass on Cross Word Features.

BY Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News
VIENNA, October 21-The attor-
ney general of Hungary has initiated
Il censorship for cross word puzzles, de
manding that newspapers submit the
puzzle and the answer before publish
ing the puzzle.
The reason for this action Is said to
be that legitimist newspaper recent
ly ran a puzzle which, when solved.
read, Long live King Otto"
Copyright. 1928 by Chicago Daily News CO..
Evening star., 1925-10-21
Claims $4,000 Damages.

Suit TO recover 500 damages has
been filed by Francis Suit. minor.
through his father. Wilford Z. Suit,
against the Hect co. for alleged per
sonal injuries. While visiting the com
pany'S store the chiId's hand was
caught in an elevator door causing the
loss of some of its fingers. Attorney
w. L. Cumberland appears for the
pIaiDtiff
Evening star., 1925-10-21
OFFERS PARK SITE
FOR ZONE CHANGES
Allan E. Walker Co. Would
Grant Land If Building
Is Permitted.

An offer to dedicate to the city Suf-
ground and two park areas In the vi
cinity of American University Heights
and American University Park If a
proposed change in coming is granted
was made to the ZOning Commission
at a public hearing at the District
Building today by Albert W. Walker
of the Allan Il. Walker Co.
The change under discussion was to
make a large area in the vicinity of
Massachusetts avenue extended, avail
able for row house construction, and
Mr.. Walker revealed to the Commits
sion plans being formulated for the
eventual erection of approximately
500 houses on land owned by the
Loughboro Development Corporation
Shows Architects Plans.
Mr. Walker laid before the Commits
sion numerous architects drawings
to support his statement that the
houses being planned would be so de-
signed and laid off as to present an
attractive appearance and remove OBJ
jections usually raised against row
house construction.
While he was explaining the plans
for laying off streets and designing
the houses Mr.. Walker stated that it
is part of the plan to dedicate within
the area the necessary land for parks.
Fairgrounds and Il public school. OF
the total number of houses being
planned, / $50 would be row houses
and 200 would be detached and semi
detached.
At present the area under discus
sion is zoned in some places "A" and
in others "A restricted" which means
only detached or Semi-detached houses
could be built The request is To
would permit row houses, but no
apartment houses.
Territory Described
The territory in question is describ-
ed As follows:
Area in the northwest except
Massachusetts avenue frontage.
bounded on the north by Brandywine
street between Forty sixth and Forty
eighth streets: on the south by Rod
man street between Forty-Seventh and
Fifty-tirSt streets: on the east by
Fort y-sixth street between Van Ness
and BrandyWine streets. and by Forty
seventh street between Van Ness and
Rodman streets, on the west by line
parallel and 100 feet distant from the
west line of F'ifty-tirSt street between
Rodman and Albermarle streets. and
bY Forty-ninth street between Yuma
and .Albermarie streets. and by Forty
eighth street between Albermarle and
BrandyWine streets
Another interesting case which viii
be heard this afternoon is 10 change
from residential and second CONNER
Cial to industrial area 4 portion of
the Patterson tract, in the vicinity of
Fifth street and Florida avenue
The commission also Is hearing
testimony today on a number of other
changes in Zoning in all sections of
the city. and will render decision at
an executive meeting later.
Opposition to the proposed change
Evening star., 1925-10-21

Twenty-three Of every 100 women
are employed in gainful occupations,
according to latest statistics.
Evening star., 1925-10-21
Will Oppose Zoning Change.

The zoning committee was instruct
ed to appear at a hearing of the Zon-
ing Commission today to oppose the
contemplated reZoning of Georgia ave
nue. from Narnum TO Webster streets
on the east side from residential to
commercial. A petition presented by
property holders affected by the pro.
posed change will be presented to the
commission.
Creation of a public utilities com
mission for the District of Columbia
which shall he in all respects separate
from the District Commissioners or
subordinates now in the employ or
assigned to the Commissioners. and
which shall be appointed by the Presi-
dent and confirmed by the Senate,
was urged III resolutions which We're
discussed and referred to a committee
for action at the next meeting. The
Public Utilities Commission, accord
ing to the resolution. should devote
all of its time to the various utilities
OF the District and should possess all
the powers now exercised by the pres
ent Utilities Commission.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-04-21
WV Experiment Nth Ne1u and U11tried Methods?

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