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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
WELT ARE BILL
HITS SNAG

The likelihood Of early action In
Congress on pending legislation TO-
consolidate District welfare and
charitable work faded today when q
controversy developed in the sub
committee of the House District
Committee over the method Of adj
ministration.
The committee has before 1t the
Capper- zihlnan bill which provides
for the creation Of a welfare board
composed or nine private citizens
to serve without pay.
Representative Mary T. Norton
Of New Jersey upset the program
or the committee today when she
announced that she win introduce
and demand consideration Of the
Gerry bill, providing for appoint
ment OF two directors serving as
District officials.
One OF the proposed directors
would be in charge Of all charitable
work and the other would serve as
superintendent of penal institu-
tons in the District.
Mrs. Norton FLASHED repeatedly
with women representatives of
local charitable organizations who
attended the meeting to advocate
enactment of the ZihIman bill.
1t would be useless to set UP
a welfare board composed of
private citizens unless the mem
bers were capable and energetic
men and women Mrs. Norton
said. 1.-THE membership would
necessarily be chosen from the
ranks of successful business men
and women. 1t would be irnpos-
sible for such people to give the
necessary time and attention to
the duties of the board"
II am convinced that it would
be better for the District to place
the administrative duties in the
hands OF paid officials who can give
their full time to the work"
representative Oscar E. Keller,
OF Minnesota, chairman of the sub
committee, opposed Mrs. Norton's
plan. declaring that it is the in
evitable tendency of Government
to become hard
boiled with regard to welfare work,
because they are bound by the bust
ness aspects of the matter.
He declared that welfare work
would be more humanely conducted
by a commission of private citizens.
Representative Frank l.. Bowman,
of West Virginia, also opposed Mrs.
Norton, declaring that two provi-
sions of the welfare department
under her plan would devolVe large
ly upon the District Commissioners,
who, he declared, are already over
burdened. He declared that Mrs.
Norton's plan defeated the entire
purpose of the bill.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
PLAN "FACE-THE-FACTS"
CONFERENCE HERE FEB. ~

The second "face-the facts" con-
ference, under the auspices of the
Association Against the Prohibition
Amendment, will be held in Wash
ington February o. to formulate
"a definite plan for government
control under n modified form, Of
prohibition. designed to end the
reign Of the bootlegger without re-
turning to the evils of the old
saloon system"
Modification of the present Vol
stead act so as to legalize the
manufacture of beer and light
wines Is to be advocated at the
meeting by q number Of weu-known
citizens.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
MARINE CORPS FILMS
WILL BE SHOWN HERE

Previews of four United States
Marine Corps films will be shown
tomorrow night at the Wardman
Park Hotel at $50 o'clock in cela-
bration of Marine Corps Night !"
Music will be furnished by the
Marine Band under the direction
Of Capt. William Santelmann.
The pictures to be shown are:
Training the Marines" I'm the
West Indies with the Marines, -
Marines at Forts and in Avia-
tion." and "160th Birthday Of the
Marines"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
COOLIDGE FOR LIBERAL
RETIREMENT MEASURE

President Coolidge looks with
favor on moderate raise of the
amount which is paid to Federal
employees upon retirement, the
White House spokesman declared
this afternoon
The President has been informed.
however, his spokesman stated.
that Congress will not take action.
on the matter until it receives re-
ports from certain Investigations
now underway. The retirement
changes are provided IN the Lehl-
bach bill for liberalization of re-
tirement, now pending befor0 the
House ..-l4----
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
Made Institute Director

Appointment of Representative
Sol Bloom. of New York, as mem
ncr, of the board Of directors of the
Columbia Institution for the Deaf,
to fill the vacanc4' created by the
recent death OF Representative John
r. Baker, Of California, was an
nounced today by Speaker Nicholas
LorgWorth.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06

The "ChorIeston's" here to stag,
1t is thing of bliss;
1t aOiU make future generations
Have shapes like this.
Anything unusual about that
restaurant you patrOnize?"
yes, women don't smoke
there" BOX CAR HARRY.
O gosh, o gee, O nell,
And I may add, 0 ham,
4 guy tells me a bootlegger
Is a spirit medium.
ARIZONA IKE.
BEGGING FORGIVENESS
Though married, he kissed a sweetie
And begged his wife to forget.
"Whatdaya take me fOr?" she am
Bwered,
I'm going to make you sweat"
GENEVIEVE.
a L.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
BOARD OF TRADE WILL
MAKE STREET SURVEY

The Board of Trade will begin
today an investigation of street
conditions and report the results
to the Commissioners in hopes of
getting needed repairs.
subcommittee of the committee
on streets and avenues were ap.
pointed last night to inspect the
four sections of the District.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
DEAD FROM BULLET
FIRED IN ALTERATION

Edward Jackson. colored, "a, of
1881 @ st. n. W.. died at the
Emergency Hospital early this
morning from bullet wound re.
ceived In an alteration yesterday.
Police are searching for Robert
CheslEs. coiOred, 2454 Virginia Ave.
charged with the fatal shooting.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
TRAP LAID
FOR MEN
IN VAIN

Two young prisoners at the Dis
trict jail are bemoaning tough
break today bemoaning because
it wasn't break from Jail, de-
spite careful planning on their
part. And Major William L.
Peak, the Jail superintendent, just
sits and smiles, because he knows
that, had his charges tried to
carry out their plan, they would
have escaped only into Major
Peaks automobile, which would
have carried them straight back
TO the jail yard.
Fled From Occoquan
Both of the prisoners, whose
latest plans were frustrated by the
finding of a letter from one OF
them on pal picked up on the
outside by the police, escaped from
Occouuan on September IL. and one
OF William w. Bowman
tried to break out of the Fourth
Precinct station here last December.
Stanley Simpson, accused with
Bowman of robbery, was to have
joined the latter. in the break from
the Jail yesterday. but the finding
OF the letter and Major Peak 9
strategy broke up the plans.
When John Coughlin, % years
old. of 625 Third st. N. E., was ar
rested with two other youths yes
terday in connection with a series
Of tire thefts, letter from Bow
man was found on him.
Feared Long Sentence
The letter said that Bowman
faced thirty-five charges Of house
breaking, charge Of bank-robbing
in Maryland and four postoffice
robbery charges in Maryland and
Virginia, and that he feared a long
sentence. He said he and Sampson
were TO be taken to court together,
and Coughlin was to have an auto
mobile at Eighteenth and B Streets
Southeast.
If Coughlin could arrange mat
tiers, he was to phone the jail
and send a message, as Bowman's
attorney, that "the cases are fixed
up"
II he couldn't arrange matters, he
was to phone that "those cases
can't be fixed up"
The plan, the letter stated, was
for Bowman and Sampson, hand
cuffed, to break from the United
States marshal who was to take
them to court yesterday morning.
Jump in the machine and speed
away.
Sends 80. X" Message.
When Major Peak got the letter
he sent the message to Bowman
that "the cases are fixed up"
Then the major arranged for his
automobile to be at the appointed
SPOT.
1t was agreed that. IL the pris-
oners made the break, the chauf-
four would drive them back into
the jail yard.
However, the men were ordered
to court separately and only Bow
man was taken out yesterday morn
ing.
whether this fact, or the fact
that he had, in some other way,
received word of Coughlin's arrest,
deferred him, or whether he just
got cold feet" he made no at
tempt TO ger into the auto, the
engine of which was running.
Major Peak plans no disciplinary
action against the two prisoners,
as the plans were not carried out.
But he says he will keep a close
watch on them while they're under
his care.
Coughlin is being held at tho
Sixth precinct station pending in
vestigation of alleged tire thefts.
With him. and held in the Same
connection, are Henry William Swee-
ney, 20, of 725 Fifth st. n. W., and
Ignatius Glorious, 20, 323 L s..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06

I believe In the American Flag
the flag of my country-and every
principle that 1t stands for.
will always remember that it Is
the emblem of the free and BAN
ner OF the brave.
will always do my best to cor
rect any error ! may find in it's
use and properly instruct those
who use it Incorrectly.
I will respect n in peace and
protect IL in war. 1t shall ever
be my guide and inspiration to-
ward q higher and nobler AIneri-
canism.
May God keep it unsoiled. Lnle-
feated, and unfurled forever.
EDWIN r. ROWLES.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06

A ChimdmaN, robbed of his queue,
Raised quite hUlEdb0lAeue,
When he found (cratet fdte!J
That, no longer, his pate
Unfotded pt0-tGH to Uueue.
EDWIN l.. SLOPE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
A PATRIOTIC FLAG CREED

The American Legion is do
ing a noble work in offering
prizes to school children for pa
triotic flag creeds. The writer's
of our fine old column may
want TO offer some creeds.
Here is a starter:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
Police FndLeHer Barring Jail Break Plan
DOROTHY'S TO BEJTHERE

This famous
little
Washington
dancer,
one of the
highlights in
terpsiCllOrean
circles,
will be a star
at the seventh
annual ball
and culinary
exhibit
of the
Hotel and
Restaurant
Employees
international
Alliance
on Monday,
February s,
at the
Washington
Auditorium.
Miss Daye is
just as
talented
as she is
beautiful.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06

(Which weeds are the easiest
to kiIl7" asked the city chap Of
the farmer.
"WidOws' weeds" replied the
wilt thou and they wilt
ROSE =. STREET..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-02-06
PSYCHIC PHENOMENA!

Readers of The Washington Times who interest
phenomena kindred topics are invited to set fort
in The Open Forum, which will be established In tn
next Monday with an expression by Jane B. Coates.
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