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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
THIS AND THAT
ny CHARLES f. TRACEWELL

the laundry and the market-and
down the block as fine residential prop
erty as one would want to own.
Years ago that home must have been
ideal. 1t was close to town, but quiet,
near enough to theaters to be conven-
lent, but far enough from the hurly-
burly to be homelike.
Look at that brickWork! Will Wash
ington--or any other city--ever see It's
| like again? 1t Is a row house, but ono
| places silent bet that no one can
hear through those walls. No doubt
| they arc two feet thick
All the piano players. radios and
| monographs in the world could not
. make an audible dent in that massive
brickWork. The connioSseur looks low
ingly at the exterior face Of the build
ing. He notes the exquisite placing OF
brick upon brick.
There is not deviation OF an eighth
of an inch in the line from bottom to
top of the house. Each brick is placed
exactly where it belongs. The house
is mostly brick-not mortar.
X X u X
Another block farther down shows a
somewhat similar state of affairs. with
variations Here is large office build
ing. next door to great old home that
| once held a book store. but now Is
empty again. Perhaps its next state
| will be that of realtors Office.
Over there some sensible contractor
has seen fit to leave the wonderful
| walls standing. and to introduce mod
ern business front door" He is wise
in his day and generation. The addi-
ton of sod and shrubs will give a
unique establishment.
Directly across the way sits some
bodys home. wide. solid, high. OF the
old style red brick painted darker
color. A balcony porch affair over the
second floor intrigueS the sight-Seer. II
is built back into the building that Is.
its side walls are not thrust out over
the front wall 1t is a cozy- appearing
place. What an ideal spot to spoon
on a Summers night! Or what
retreat for the brothers of some Greek
letter fraternity There the seniors
could sit in council in the evening, in
their shirt sleeves and decide what to
do with the delinquent freshman
brother who insists on getting lower
grades in. his studies than the national
convention of the order decided was
requisite for members OF such great
organization.
SO the street goes, in one block hav-
ing made up its mind as to what II
shall be. in the next hesitating between
business and residence. in another nav
ing tossed up for it. evidently, with the
coin speaking for business. :.
We mortals. who often are in doubt
ourselves, can sympathize with the
growing pains" OF the thoroughfare:
Have we not. more than once. hesitated
as to which course of action TO take?
Have We not. many time and OFT:
been undecided between two courses OF
action, If it has been in no more
momeutous a matter than the decision
between a gray suit and dark one?
The way is dark, lead Thou me
OIL" this is the heartfelt prayer OF
humanity. And when the shadows
deepen on this ,horoughfare at night,
broken by the CLEAN of electric lights.
one might take this street, which runs
straight enough. but which doesn't
seem 10 know exactly where II is going.
as representative Of the fate OF man
here below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
A Heavy Penalty.

Another motorist has paid the penalty
for violation Of one of the fundamental
rules Of traffic. That the penalty in
this case was death is to be deplored
but the regulation that was ignored is
Of the life-and-death variety. Yester-
day afternoon in response to an alarm
the fire chiefs car went speeding
through the street with sirens screech-
ing The sound of the horn could be
heard for blocks. But the horn was
not loud enough nor the regulation CIV
ing right of way TO such vehicles i'm
pressive enough to prevent traffic ac-
cident when the fire chiefs car and a
sedan came together at an intersection.
Traffic students throughout the
world are searching for means 20 make
motoring safer. Elaborate and costly
plans are devised to solve what has
come to be known as the traffic prob
lem. Yet one obvious fact seems to es-
cape these experts: That is the laxity
of examination for a drivers permit
Certainly. no motorist who will fail to
heed a fire engines siren should drive
car. Yet for a pittance and an in
adequate and non-conclusiye test this
type of motorist is loosed upon the
streets to leave accident and destruc-
ton in his wake.
Consider the facts in yesterdays case
The driver of the fire chiefs car has
had a stainless traffic record, in the
most difficult kind Of driving for
period OF eighteen years. The regula-
tons give him right Of way and he nat
urally assumes that motorists will do
likewise. But his life and that OF his
chief were endangered and a motorist
was killed because the motorist failed
to heed a regulation Of safety and
necessity.
Some time ago The Star suggested
that a motor cycle or automobile de-
tail Of police should accompany a fire
engine answering an alarm. and that
every motorist who failed TO give right
of way should be promptly arrested and
his permit forfeited. The Star reiter-
ates this suggestion. The time has long
since passed when the public is willing
to sit idly by and see the drivers OF its
Fire Department. Police Department
and hospital vehicles face death because
Of motorists indifference and stupidity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Plans for Jackson Day Dinner.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
UNITED STATES
In WORLD W AR
Ten Years Ago To-day,

President opposes creation of De
paitment of Munitions and II Secretary
of Munitions ON the ground that surh
"a department would only Interfere with
the War and Navy Departments
Secretary Baker calmly sticks Ia hts
guns IN the lace ot severe criticism tfnm
members ut the Senate military Rlaha
committee, fel,iainG to Iruede nom MA
statement that Americas intt'nl "fhals
war needs" have been adequately met
Ordnance Bureau ANNOUNCES
Government VIII build a sdn. 600 uno
powder plant near Nashville Ia employ
- 900 PERSONS Red Cross ON
elals report that they are housing 80"
1dn refugees month III France and es~
pect 10 spend 81 900 900 IN next fva
n,ontha aiding French civilians
Berlin Tasehiatt, discussing America y
ability Ia help allies, hays Germany Is
depending on her u BEATS Ia defeat The
American menace" and bring about
llE8EC.N Ii n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Handing Hornsby Along.

news, but now and then comes ma an
n0slncement inst stiTs the followers ~
the national game and stimulates theiT
interest in the races that are soon ~
start The other day decided fltlp
WA given u, the local situation by the
statement that the Washington club
had obtained the services NJ the eeie~
brsted George Sister, f,fst bsseman
III the st. Louis team for many years.
and still q star, though not quite ~
brilliant in Tefuigencs ~ Of y0re. Now
Ieomes the s.sTtllnE Bsws Inst h2gUa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS
BY FREDERIC J. HASKIV.

There is no other agency in the world
that can answer as many legitimate
questions as our free information bu-
reau in Washington, d. c. This highly
organized institution has been built up
and is under the personal direction OF
Frederic j. Haskin. BY keeping in con-
slant touch with Federal bureaus and
other educational enterprises 1t Is i'll
a position to pass on TO you authorita-
tive information OF the highest order.
Sumbit your queries to the stan OF ex-
perts whose services are put at your
Gree disposal There is no charge ex-
cept cents in stamps for return post
age Address The Evening Star In
formation Bureau, Frederic j. Haskln,
Director, Washington, d. c.
@. What kind of suits do the divers
wear in working on the S-4?-H. l.. w.
A. The Navy Department says that
the. diving suits used by divers in the
salvaging OF the S-4 are heavy woven
rlbberized garments mixture OF cam
vas and rubber. Modern diving suits
are not metal The metal helmet Is
the only part of the suit not flexible.
O. What are the four largest fresh
water lakes m the United States which
touch the soil OF no other country
l.. B.
A. The Geological Survey says that
the largest fresh water lakes in the
United States rank as follows: Lake
Michigan. 22.450 square miles: Lake
Okeechobee, Fla. 100 square miles:
Lake Pontchartrain. La. 625 square
miles; Red Lakes, MINI, AL square
miles.
@. During what year was Robert
Todd Lincoln Secretary OF War;. l.
S.
A He served in this capacity from
1881 to 1885.
O. What is a BougainvilIea ID. L.
A. Bougainvillea is small climbing
shrub OF the four-oclock family widely
cultivated as dollhouse plant.
O. When Pocahontas was baptized
did the clergyman wear surplice?-W.
w.
A. In Chapman's painting which de-
picts this event Or. Whitaker is shown
clothed in surplice. This is an
anachronism. Supplies did not cope
into use N Virginia until about 1924.
O. Where do sea gulls sleep at night?
e. G.. K.
A. The Biological Survey says that
IN the ma jority Of cases sea gulls roost
on the water az night. In the Winter
If the water is frozen they go out or
the ice quite distance from the shore.
O. How old was Jascha Heifetz when
he first played the violin?-C. D.
A. He commenced playing the violin
at 3. completed the course at the
Royal Music School in Wilma. Poland
at the age of I. and after study with
Prof Leopold Auer in Petrograd vas
a mature artist at the age Of 10.
@. Can the sea otter live permanently
in fresh water?-H. r.
A. The National Geological Park SAYS
that it can I've permanently in fresh
water.
@. How dense is the population IN
England?-P. ]. II.
A. There are 70l people per square
mile in England.
O. What is the circumference o:
tuIl-grown elephants foot?-C. P. G.
A. II is from - inches 20 50 inches
@ How much money is spent in this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
The Commissioner Salaries.

There Is nothing inappropriate in the
District Commissioners Endorsement OF
the bill Just referred TO them from the
House Of Representatives proposing an
increase Of ttleir salaries from $500 TO
SIC, 900 q year. This measure is drawn
b. the chairman of the District COM
mi;tee Of the House With full knowledge
OF the conditions II naturally goes TO
the Commissioners. who are best quail
fed to report on ii. and il Is creditable
70 their candor and sense Of response
bility that they return &; with their APP
prevail. stating that in their judgment
the duties Of the Board Of Commission
erS @. the District justify the salaries
proposed.
The salaries 0. the District Commits
ssoners have ne.er been proportionate
10 the burdens which they are required
~ bear and the figure now named In
the Zialnnan bill ie the first approxima-
ton 10 commensurate compensation.
Here Is community Of more than half
million people. with an annual budget
Of practically forty million dollars. II
is rapidly growing. It's standard OF
municipal living ID high. The duties
Of the iocal administrators are oner0us
snc ia their discharge call for high
grade Of ability.
No District taxpayer viii begrud2e
his yyosston of The increase which Is
now proposed or viii question the pro-
prieiy Of the incumDen.s giving Their
approval TO the measure which pro-
yideg THIS well deserved increase. The
passage u the bill al t1iS session Is de-
sisabIe 10: the sake u the exceptionally
competent present board of District al"
Dlinlstratp1s and tfelr SUCCESSORS when
tire t!n.e may arise " MI vacancies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

country for bread and other bakers
products?-O. r
A. In 1925. the amount spent was
81 1858. 1874 900.
O. What il the salary Of the gov
ernor general Of Canada?--J. C.
A. It is 10000 pounds, approximately
s43 900. Allowance for entertaining *
added.
O Is the obliqusty 0. the Leaning
Tower Of Pisa increasing n.
A. II has gradually increased; i Tas
15I2 feet out Of the perpendicular utca
measured in 1929 and Is feet n 1910
O. What is the inscription On to
TOMB Of the Unknown Soldier a. A.
Lngton?-E a. r
A. There is as yet no inscription u
the tomb OF the American Crkno7r
Soldier. The tomb Is not ye. rnvr-
pleted. and until Congress passes hi!
approDriat.ng necessary funds no II
scrlpt!on can De placed or the MEMO
rial
@ Was the Phantom 0. the Opera"
filmed in France2-D. VI v.
A. The Phantom of the Opera" vas
/ filmed a. Unitersal CITY, Calf. / vas
at first thought fna- the filming Of this
story would involve the use O: me
Paris Opera. The outs,and!rg obzts-
Giles. however. we're finally oTerccrne and
the filming took place Il TINS COUNTY,.
O. Who was the first woman 20 De
married in the Wn.ce Eouse?-D. c.
A. The first marriage va:ch occurred
in the White House vas thar % Nr=
Washington. sister % Mrs. Madison and
Judge Todd OF Ken;ucgy, March =.
1911.
O. VIII the Chinese Lichi nut t.se
bear IL planted IN V.rg.nla7-R- ".
A. The Litchi OF L!chi grows slc-
cessfUlly only IN southern China.
Cochin-China. and the Philippines. I,
has been grown eXperlmentaily IL
southern Florida. and southern Call
fornia. but viii not thrive except n
tropical climate.
@. What place Is popularity known az
the Venice Of America 1T. ". D.
A. TIE term Is frequently Used 70 de-
scribe the thousand Islands. lying be-
tween Canada and Mex Yor. n az ex-
tension OF the s.. Lawrence River.
@. What are the proportions Of the
Great Bucdila Of Kamakura?-E. a
"A IL IS HOOlt 0U -ecL 2-gE- 20 4eS2
in circumference. The length Of The
face IS 81 feet. % me eye feet. o.
the ear s.. feet. and o: ne nose
feet inches. The breadth O. the
mouth IS feet @. inches.
@. Is Dorothy Mac.a.u a native c.
this country?-S. y
A. She was born n Hull, England.
O. What IS the Hexap!ze-O. A
A. Il IS an edition cf the Holy Strip
lures containing SIX versions II parallel
columns: especially collection % He
brew and Greek versions o. re Old
Testament thus arranged. published 5y
OEIgsn q the third century.
G VIVA. aroCnt .: potatoes Is cor
Sumed or one trip 0. large passenger
SHIP s. 3.
A Upon a single voyage ., .he
Leviattan $1,000 pounds Q: potatoes
are consumed.
@. Is Cora Harris a niece Q. joel
Chandler EarrlS9-A u. G
A Mrs Harris : not related 20 him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

j. IL often suggested that Lindbefgh
ought 10 take rest. He does not care
u dance or 60 on motor parties.
And he l1yes ~ NY.
Perhaps his present activities are the
most Teetfui that could be selected for
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

When an execution is definitely ar
ranged for, the public should be spared
narrowing details. II is an inevitable
thing concerning which emotional agi-
tstion can make no difference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

How 10 Prolong Life" Is favorite
topic with the medico- journalist. The
discussion usually relates to eating.
work and recreation and brings UP the
ancient question OF too much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

Aviation Is q practical means u pro-
noting peace Its prominence in con-
Ihct3on with threats q! war may yet be
egAcec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Reasonable Indignation.

! CHANGED 10 wander through the 200.
! heard q mighty baiiyhoo.
A voice arose In loud acclaim
inquiring, why present 10 fame
The Cat, the Fox and others who
Enlist Ia u burglariong crew.
why not that animal include
VINO really represents the bfood'
When crude stupidity draws nlah.
am the Jack Ass. why am !.
As meshiscioses latest lore,
Not mentioned In The metaphor"
Appearances Is deesitfui." said uneis
Ebsn. IAN you can't believe all you
hear. DE only place fnh dat sign bout
stop. Look an Listen 10 al de railroad
N ek % S<ksk.sA -
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Rate by Nail-Payabie I'm Advance.
MARYLAND and Virginia.
All Other States and Canada.
Member Of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press IL exclusively entitled
a. the use for republication of all news dis
patches credited In II or not otherwise cred
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published hereia. Al rights OF publication
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

From she ltsstu1 raNs,ttpt
GOV. hEeWatet'S ANNOUNCEMENT that
he Is u candidate for Senator Is a re-
mlnder that Maine likes Ia take It's
politics early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

London conservatism may feel u
necessary to call In the conservationists
to conduct an examination OF the water
sheds leading TO the Thames.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Nothing On Candidate.

fgam the hastnn Aesatd,
The man who blew hot "a warm his
hands and cold tn cooi his soup had
nothing on the candidate who Is per.
kenally dsy and politically web -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

People who live In glass houses are
not exposed to as much danger as those
who exhibit their jeweiry in a shop
window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
ROughness.

In sport athletes are going strong.
The struggle may be tough.
us when debate grows loud and long
The game seems really rough.
.jud Tunkins says it's impossible 10
lose a friend. A friend YOU can lose
wasn't a real friend in the first place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Pre- iudiciai I'reeauti0n.

"Are you a psychoanaiys,7"
eyes, But the fact that You consult
me preludices your case. am COM
PEELED 10 assume AT the outset that you
are guilty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
SHOOTING STARS.


Locomotive.
Locomotive. way out there.
Often you dispei care.
As you boiler swift or slow.
Something sounding like "Helio-o-o!"
Course we know you're not alive.
Wonder how you could contrive
Such intelligence TO show.
When It's time 10 say "Hclio-o-o."
Pittsburgh calling How are your"
Maybe Philadelphia. too.
As along the track you go
Greeting friends with your "Hello-o-o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
Rate nv Carrier Within the City.

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Orders may he sent in ny mail or telephone.
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Temperate.

Are you wet or a dry7"
II claim TO be strictly temperate In
such matters" answered Senator
Sorghum: "a person who can take
political policy or let 1t alone"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

O. What Is the Hexapla2-O. A
A. l. IS an edition cf the Holy Strip
lures containing SIX versions II parallel
columns: especially collection % He
brew ard Greek versions o. Ire Old
Testament thus arranged. published 5y
O-!gsn = the third century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@. Is Dorothy Mackaiu q native c.
this country9-S y
A, She was born n Hull, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

c. WIlat arount .: potatoes Is cor
Sumed or one TRIP 0; a large passenger
ship s. 3.
A Upon a single voyage ., .he
Lsviartan $4,000 pounds Q: potatoes
are consumed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

O. Who was the first woman 20 be
married IN the Wa.:e Eouse?-D. c.
A. The first marriage TSich occurred
in the White House vas thar u s.r=
Washington. sister o: Mrs. Madison and
Judge Todd OF Ken;ucgy, March =.
1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@. Is Cora Harris a niece Q: joel
Chandler Harris a u. G.
A Mrs Harris : not related 20 him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@. What place Is popularity known az
the Venice of America 2-T. ". D.
a. TIE term 3 frequently Used 20 de-
scribe the Thousand Islands. living be-
tween Canada and EeT YorE II az ex-
tension OF the S. Lawrence River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@. What are the proportions Of the
Great Bucdila Of Kauasura IN. A
A. Il is about so feet high: 90 fest
in circumference. The length Of The
face IS 81 feet. % me eve feet. o.
the ear s.. feet. and o: me nose 8
feet 8 inches. The breadth o. tie
mouth IS 3 feet q. .ncnss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@. VIII the Chinese L!cti nut t.ee
bear IL planted IN Virg.nIa7-R- ".
A The Litchi or Llcfi grows slc-
cessfully only IN southern China.
Cochin China. and the Philippines. 7.
has been grown eXperimentaily IL
southern Florida. and southern Call
fornia. but will rot thrive except - z
tropical climate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11
THEODORE w. MOVES. Editor
The Evening Star Newspaper Company

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New York Office: 10 East And st.
Chicago Office Tower Building.
European Office: II Regent ST., London.
England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-11

@ Was the Phantom o: the Opera"
filmed in France3-D. NJ v.
A. The Phantom of the Opeya" vas
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story would invoke the Use O. the
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the filming took place II TINS ccuu.rY.
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the Virginia city of paying tribute
to George Washington on his natal
day.