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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
LEFIR TESS. PARLIAMENTARY,
PRAISED BY HOUSE MEMBERS
Legislative Program Halted
to Pay Tribute to Resigning
Rules Authority.
Longworth, TiIson and BIan-
ton Give EuIogies-To Prac-
tiCe Law in Toledo.

The House paused in it's Legislative
program yesterday to pay tribute to
Lehr Fess, parliamentarian, who is re-
signing to take up the practice OF
law in Toledo
Speaker Longworth. House Leader
Tilson. Minority Leader Garrett and
Representative Thomas L. Blanton,
Democrat, of Texas, united in eulogiz-
ing the services of Mr. Tess. What
they said was Endorsed with vigorous
applause by the House membership,
present in unusual numbers.
Asks for Assistant.
After explaining the exacting duties
of the post of parliamentarian Speaker
Longwoith urged passage of a reso-
luton calling for the appointment of
an assistant parliamentarian, saying
that it is a new office which in the
best interests of the country as a
whole should have been established
years ago. With reference to Mr.. Fess
the Speaker said:
Il regret very much to say that our
present parliamentarian will leave us
at the close of this session. He is one
of first authorities on parliamentary
law in America today He has consent
ed to attend the next session of Con-
gress until January /, but after that
he leaves. 1t is a great loss to the
House, and 1t certainly is a great loss
to me. The object of this resolution
is to afford an opportunity for young
man who, / believe, has the making
Of a first-rate parliamentarian, by his
appointment as assistant parliament
tartan, to become as familiar as it Is
humanity possible to do between now
and January next. with the duties
of the parliamentarian of this House.
| intend, on the passage of this reso-
luton, to appoint as assistant parlia-
mentarian Mr.. Deschler, who sits on
the left of the Speaker.
BIanton Thanks Him.
Regarding the courtesy, efficiency
and helpfulness of Mr.. Tess, Repre-
sentative Blanton said:
Il want to say In behalf of our pres
ent parliamentarian, Mr.. Tess, that he
not only assists the Speaker and he
not only helps the different chairmen
of the committee of the whole House.
but never have I known member
going to him seeking information that
he did not take all the time necessary
to look up the question and give him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
MEANS MAKESPLEA
FOR u. S. DEFENSE.
Urges Preparedness in Talk
at Annual Banquet of Span
iSh War Veterans.

A plea for more adequate national
defense was made by Senator Means
Colorado, commander-in-chief OF
the United Spanish War Veterans, al
the annual banquet of the Admiral
George Dewey Naval Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans of Washing
ton, held last night at the Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Senator Means pictured the condi-
tons that existed in 1898 at the start
of the Spanish American War. recall
ing the unpreparedness of the United
States at that time He urged those
present to use their efforts to prevent
a recurrence of such conditions by us
ing their influence to promote ade-
uuate national defense to insure
peace for the United States.
Senator Means presented Past Com
mandey James E. Burns of Dewey
Camp, with a Past Commander
Jewel
Senior Don Cayetans de Quesada,
Consul for Cuba at Washington, who
recently was chosen an honorary
member of Harden Camp, expressed
the appreciation of the Cuban people
for the work and valor of the men
who fought against Spain to liberate
Cuba. Other speakers included: Byron
w. Bonney. president of the board of
managers of the Soldiers and Sailors
Home: Edna r. Summerfield, depart
ment president of the District auxili-
aries; William l.. Mattocks, national
chief of staff, and James j. Murphy,
quartermaster general.
Arthur H. League, past department
commander and past commander of
Dewey Camp, presided as master of
ceremonies. Supper was served by the
ladies' auxiliary of Dewey Camp, in
charge of Mrs. Andrew Kimmeli, presi-
dent. Music was furnished by a Sec
ton of the Army Band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

the information desired. He has done
this on many occasions and has kindly
rendered me assistance many times,
and | do not think we could find a
more courteous gentleman anywhere
in the world"
Minority Leader Garrett spoke for
the Democratic side of the House in
appreciation of the retiring parlia-
mentarian, as follows:
II think it is very wise to have this
assistant parliamentarian, and l am
in hearty sympathy with the purpose
of the resolution. In saying this /
wish also to say what / think is very
highly deserved, what has been ex-
pressed by the Speaker and what has
been expressed by the gentleman from
Texas relative to the present parlia-
mentary clerk of this House, Mr.. Fess.
He is not only efficient, but he is cour-
teous under all circumstances does an
infinite amount of labor, and | regret
very much to see him go. l know
the good wishes of all of us will go
with him into his practice of the law,
and / know quite well that one who
has demonstrated such reasoning pow
er as a parliamentarian will demon
Strate that reasoning power as law
yer, and / am quite sure he is to meet
with great success in his chosen pro-
fession.'
House Leader Tilson said:
I entirely approve all that both the
distinguished Speaker and the minor
ity leader have said in regard to our
present parliamentarian, Lehr Fess.
Every one in this House. especially
those who have had the duty of pre-
siding in the chair as chairman of the
committee of the whole House, know
that he has been most obliging, most
efficient, most capable; and this is all
the more reason we should pass this
resolution, so as to begin now to train
up some one to take his place and also
that we may have an apprentice COM
ing along -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
SALAD" Is GROWN
ON SINGLE PLANT
Tomato and Pepper Crossed to Pro
duce "Topepo,' Which Gives
Flavor OF Both.
BY the Associated Press.


SAN JOSE, Calf, February B.
Technically. salads are sliced rather
than grown, but a new vegetable that
is in itself the next thing to salad
is now being cultivated
The propagation of the curious
garden product is John F. O'Keefe,
San Jose business man. He spent
several years experimenting to bring
about the ''Topepo,' which is a com.
bination of the pepper and the tomato
Mr.. O'Keefe tried hybridizing the
Stone tomato and the Chinese Giant
or Bell pepper. The first season the
result Of the crossing was few small,
knobby sports" Seeds of the most
tried again At the end of the second
year he had discarded all but two and
with these seeds he planted again the
third year.
Results the third year were decided.
~ encouraging, and again discarding
down to the disappearing specimens
he went on with his experiments Sea.
son by season the length Of the Bell
pepper parent gradually merged into
the fiatness of the tomato and in.
creased its size up to 6 or 8 inches
In diameter and finally to a perfected
vegetable.
1t has pepper flavor, with much of
the sweetness and succulency Of the
tomato.
The new creation appeals to the
eye with its gorgeous coloring, rang
Ing from red deeper than that of
the tomato to a golden yellow striped
with green. The walls are as thick
or thicker than the tomato and its
seeds. resembling those Of the pepper,
are fewer in number and are gathered
close to the stem in the inside cavity.
The ''Topepo" will keep a month
In a room of ordinary temperature
without decay. It is used for salads.
nayoring soups, gravies and dressings
or for baking when stuffed with
shrimp. crab and lobster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

for Stuart. Now what are the facts
about the Francis, Randall and
Stuart Schools. They are just being
completed and, of course. teachers
must be provided. But Congress has
already provided for those schools
Thirty-six teachers are now not be.
ing used, which DIR. Ballou testified
would be used in organizing these
three Junior high schools, and Con-
gress gave him those teachers for
that purpose. If you will turn to page
693 OF the hearing on this bill last
year Q926), you will find that DR..
Baliou asked for, and received. So ad.
dltlonal junior high teachers, giving
as his justification therefor the open-
ing OF the Stuart, Francis, Randall
ana Macfarland Schools and the need
Tor teachers. He further explained
that seventh grade and eighth grade
teaching positions would be converted
into Junior high positions. These IT
teachers asked this year are to sup
PIGMENT an already complete staff in
those three schoIs.
we now have on the Junior High
School staff 273 teachers. The aver
age per classroom teacher is but q /
based on the actual number belong
ing and but 20 based on the average
daily attendance. The estimated in
crease for Junior High School at
tendance this year is 900. No tables
We're given to justify that estimate.
but for the purpose of this state
ment ! accept it. Add 900 to the
total average attendance as shown
and you will have a maximum en-
roliment of GALE. Leaving the teach
ers force at 273 and the average
per classroom teacher based on total
enrolment will be 23.5. But adding
Inc 9oO TO $3.50 (the average daily
attehoance in the Junior high schools)
ana you VIII have 6,159 or 1926 pupils
per classroom teacher. The nrasant
high school average is %. These
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
PLANS ACTION SOON
ON DISTRICT BILLS
Senate Committee to Take
Up Capital Measures at 3
O'Clock Thursday.

Seven local measures, the most i'm"
portant of which is the farmers mar
ket bill will be acted upon by the
Senate District committee at meet
ing fixed today by Chairman Cappef
for 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon
Other bills scheduled for action at
that time are:
The medical practice bill, creating
q new board for the licensing ana eX-
animation of practitioners; the bill de-
signed to prevent the Commissioners
from using the corner of Second and
r streets northeast, as site for the
heating plant for the new McklnleE
High School: the bin to enable the
National CAPITAL Park and Planning
Commission to protect proposed park
sites during the time that condemna-
ton proceedings to acquire them are
pending; and proposed salary increases
for park policemen.
Street Widening Included.
A bill to authorize the widening of
North Carolina avenue northeast, ana
a bill to allow the District to issue
automobile permits to drivers IN the
military and naval service without
fees also are pending.
The medical practice bill is nearly
READY IOT IlIidl dCAioti Wi1lt @AAS ~
ception of few amendments.
The park commission bill would en-
power the director of public buildings
and public parks to assume jurisdiction
over a site as soon as the condemnation
proceedings are begun. with pro-
vision for the reimbursing of the own.
ers for being deprived of the use Of
their land temporarily in the event
the condemnation proceeding does not
go through.
Market Action Desired.
On the question Of the Farmers
Market Chairman Capper is DESTROYS
of having some legislation enacted at
this session. The bill already ap-
proved by the House authorizes pur-
chase of a site without specifying q
location. Since the bill reached the
Senate committee advocates of the
Southwest and mid-city sites have
made strenuous efforts to convince the
committee of the respective merit of
the locality they indorse.
Senator Capper personally believes
Congress should authorize the site
without attempting at this time to
designate the location, in view of the
fact that the farmers will have to give
up the present market before very
long to make way for the Federal
building program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
DAN BEARD, CHIEF SCOUT. DENIES
FUNDAMENTALLY BAD BOY EXISTS
"There Are Only Bad Par
ents," He Says-Cites
Honesty Test.
Declares He Has Learned
From Youthful Members
of Organization.
BY the Associated Press.

FLUSHING, N. Y, February L.
Dan Beard. 77-year-old woodcrafts
man and highest ranking uniformed
officer of the million or more boys
and men of the Boy Scouts in Amer
lea, has learned from youngsters as
well as taught them.
Some dozen years ago." recalls the
national Scout commissioner, II was
enjoying a good cigar when a Scout
asked, Chief, why do you smoker /
couldn't think of a good enough an.
swer, so | threw the cigar into the
fire and haven't smoked since"
Mr.. Beard also declares that, al.
though he has an education in plain
ana fancy swearing, he uses no ex-
pletlve stronger than BLESS my
SOUR or My wordr' for fear a Scout
will hear him
The commissioner is convinced there
Is no such thing as fundamentally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
QUEENS FARM A SUCCESS.
Poultry Raising Effort to Be Ex
tended-King interested.

LONDON. February CN.-Prin-
cess Mary's poultry farm at Colds.
borough is so profitable that she is
now planning to extend it, and the
King has established a similar farm
at Frogmore
Princess Mary's farm is operated
on strictly business principles, and
she has very complete set of books
kept which shows exactly the cost of
producing every fowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
Noted British General Dies.

LONDON, February lP).-Sir Gen.
George w. A. Higginson, who won
promotion for his service In the Cri-
mean War, is dead at his home.
Gyldernscroft, Mariow-on- Thames. He
celebrated his Tooth biAlhday last
June by reviewing the Grenadier
Guards, which he joined SO years ago.
He held decorations from the French
and Italian governments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

Dublin Zoos bear, just arrived from
Calcutta, has formed a habit of get
ting drunk on palm juice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01

stances of boys who have responded
to the Scout code of honor, and de-
clares There are only bad parents. 3"
Scouts, he says, showed the highest
average in a recent scientific honesty
test in public and private schools
1.-THE community and you and IT,
in his opinion, ARE responsible for
every young man in prison"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
TRAFFIC ENGINEER
URGED FOR DISTRICT
IN FUNK'S REPORT

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-02-01
so SCHOOLS FOUND
OVERCROWDED BY
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Hpe4ceIaTe,Ib, M01er ToBOpm6 Il Ha
aHT.IHIiCIOM a3bIRes
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-11

9EOHOMncT Corp. 5l8), II Tyr ne
npH6aBIaeT:
"lleHH Ha HpOMbII.IeHHBe H3Ie-
,IHa Bee eHIe c.IHmR0M BHc0HH".
(519)
TaHHM O0pa30M, MIL DHIIIM, qT0
coBpeMeHHaa npoMBlnIeHHOcTB Co.
BeTcIoh POccHH he MO%eT yIOBIeT-
BQpHTb HOTpe6HTe.Ia, ITO B 3HaqHTe
,IbHoh cTelIeHH O6'acHaeTca IOpOT0
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-11

NIX 4oIKHo oyer noIHaTbea 40 -
-5leqT qe.IOBeR.
G6HqHO H|pHX0IHTCa cIBlHIaTb 0
R0l0GcalBH0M pOrTe UpoMHWIeHHo-
9TH 3 CCCP B CBa3M I ItpeA04OM
Il H0B0H 9ROHoMHT. HO.IHTHEe. Hec0
MHeHHO, Ho cpaBHeHHD c l920-21
I. I. pOCT Hp0H3Bo4cTDa 3HaqHTe.Ib
HMH. H0 Bee TaEH Io6Hga II Hpo
H~3B0IcTBO IaIeH0 He I0CTHT.IH 10
B0eHHOTO ypOBHa, c IaEoBbIM, O6HR
HOBeHH0, cOBeTCTHe cTaTHcTHRa cpa
BHHBaDT Io0BIqy II n%pOH3B0IcTBQ
cOBpeMeHHMe.
B0T IaIOI Hp0UeHT 10B0eHH0n
01913 ~ IQ6MgH cocTaBIaIa Io0B
IA 1924-25 7.
BHIlua8Ka qyryHa 31%
BBn1.1aBHa Grain 1879
HpoRarRa 1917
Io6H4a WITH 55%
MH BHIHM, qTO 4O0Bqa II Ip0H3
BoIcTB0 9THX BeCbMa BaHHbIX B 3f0
HoMHIecR0Ei iGH3HH CTpaHBI IIpe1Me
TOE eIHe IaIeE0 He I0cTHrIa 4oBQe
HHoro ypoBHa. IIpaB4aa, COB. cTaTH
cTHRH o0euIapT Ha 1926 7. T.
1OBecTH ee n0qTH 10 10B0eHHoro
ypoBHa, ho oTO .1IlIIb MeqTBI, moo
yKe B MapTe 1926 T, HMe.IIcb TeIe
TpaMMM O4bHnHalbHOTo COB. areH
cTBa (TACC), H3BeHIaBmHe o HpeI
cToalueM 3aEpBITHH MHorHX Qa0pHE
IL saBoIoB.
HecRoabEo c.1oB 0 BaI0BoH lipQly
RnHH npoMbInIeHHocrH 1925 T.
L. TaEoBaa no IaHHBM 'llpoMbIIIi-
aeHHOH |HOIHTHEH' npe1cTaBlala B
RpyHHoH npOMMlnleHHocTH O'3%
npoIyRnuH 1918 roIa, h Ne1EolI 10
llpon.. Bcero 20 Bceii HpoNHIllleHHo
cTH n np0u. IoBQeHH0H,
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-11
CHINOOK 4ENETATOB 6bIBuNX
HA O6'E4NEH|EEHHOM C'E34E

PycCKOe O6'eGNHeHHOe O6meCTBO.--
/ 0TIeI: ,IHTBHHOB, CanOEOB, 10
.IecHHEoB, 9HIOBeu, 1%eHraeB, 10
p0ByE, AIeEcaHIpoB.
2 0TIeI: KpHyIBEo, 3BopBIRO, EB
ceeHEo, .Io6ag, TOM3a, HapHOBHq,
BoiirOBHq, R%yHHeBHq.
3 0T1eI: leIHE, CapaHqyR.
4 0TIeI: BeIOE0nHToB, R0MaEOB
ycEHMeHRO, CaIHTa, EropqeB, 3eHb
10, BacH.IbeB, HyEag.
) 0TIeI: BHpHq.
6 0TIeI: = -
Z 0TIe,I: T0pIoBcRaa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-11

gp. AHEKCAH4P H&EHAEP. BBe-
4eHNe B n%cHxeAOrHD. 3aeMeHTapHOe
N3HOWeHHe. - $50.
C nepecbIAKOa - LEO.
MAPrEPNT. XoaOCTaqRK - LOO
~" C B06oAHaa @eHWNHa 100
g" H0BOe %nOROAeHNe = LOO
bAKyHNH. 6or " roCy4spcTBo 0.S0
RP0H0TRNH. CnpaBe4AnBocTb
HpaBcTBeHHocTb - OILS.
T0AblMAH. AHapxnsM. - OPS.
B. mYHbrNH. TIN CTOANlbI. QlYTe.
meCTBne B RpaCHyW PoCCHp) ESQ
MapceNb HpeBO. FpabHHa AH4epHh.
(A%OH KyaH) - - 1870
TPAB. 6y4Ywee O6wecTBO 0. rs.
CEMEBCRNN. T1eTpameBcENa
HepTdWeB4bI - - 1.25.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-07-11

EH3H0H IIp0H3B0IcTBa.
HeMy4peHO, ITO HoqTH EaHIBli
HoMep c0BpeMeHHHX C0BeTCEHx IA
3er HpIlHoeHT nocToaHHBe pa8roBo-
pH o %'cHHa;eHnH 1eH." HO, Il CO.
%diaJeHIIo, Bee II0Ba 0TpaHHqHBaeT-
CT B 9TOM HaIlpaBIeHHH pa3rOBOpa
NH.