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! ASSOCIATION RAPS
CITIZENS’ COUNCIL
: Mid-City Body Votes Not to
Name Candidates for
Membership.
‘ Starting with a general condemna
tion of the Citizens’ Advisory Council
* and Its ex-offlcio chairman, Jesse C.
I Suter—with criticism growing more
intense as the meeting proceeded—
members of the Mid-City Citizens’ Ab
* sociatlon voted unanimously last night
* not to name any of their members as
I candidates for that body.
" The resolution, introduced by
Judge Robert U. Mattingly of the Mu
nicipal Court, was adopted after W.
If. Richardson, the association’s dele
gate to the Federation of Citizens’ As
sociations, and A. J. Driscoll, presi
dent of the association, had declined
to bo named candidates for the
' council.
Following the adoption of the reso
lution, Judge Mattingly and George
tV. Ayres, a representative from the
West 12nd Citizens’ Association,
launched into a scathing attack of
the council and of Mr. Suter. A copy
* of the resolution is to be sent to the
' Federation of Citizens’ Associations.
lias Not Served Purpose.
Judge Mattingly, after criticizing
Mr. Suter, concurred in the opinion of
* Mr. Richardson and of Mr. Driscoll
. that “the council has not served the
purpose we thought it was going to
' serve.”
Mr. Richardson said that ‘‘upon nu
merous occasions the council has
- made recommendations w r hlch were
not sponsored by tho Federation of
Citizens’ Associations or the citizens
themselves.’’ Judge Mattingly ob
served that “I never did think any
thing of the Citizens’ Advisory Coun
• il. 1 think less of it notv, and I think
less of the Federation of Citizens’ As
sociations for having boosted it.”
Favor 60-40 Basis.
A resolution also was adopted fa
voring a 60-40 basis for the District
and Federal Government to pay the
cost of acquiring the land necessary
to link Rock Creek and Potomac
Parks. A clause in the resolution
provided that a letter of thanks be
sent to Senator Phipps for upholding
the 60-40 plan in the Senate.
The proposed legislation for the cre
ation of a boxing commission in the
District of Columbia was opposed in
r resolution introduced by Mr. Rich
ardson. The District Commissioners
also have opposed the measure on the
grounds that it would bring unde
sirables into the District. The resolu
tion was adopted.
Judge Mattingly defended the bill
in a brief talk, in which he said he
could see no harm in boxing.
Resolutions were adopted also ap
proving an increase in the member
ship of the Public Utilities Commis
sion from five to seven persons: the
increase In retirement pay for teach
ers from $420 to $720, and approving
-.be efforts of Traffic Director M. O.
Kldridge to have more traffic lights
installed in the District.
Maj. Lawrence Transferred.
Maj. Thompson Lawrence. Infantry,
on duty with the tanks at Camp
Meade, Md., has been ordered to this
city for duty in the office of the chief
of Infantry, War Department.
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ORCHESTRA CONCERTS.
Tonight at 8 o’clock at tho
band auditorium, Marine Bar
racks, Eighth and I streets
southeast, by the United States
Navy Band Orchestra, Charles
, Benter, leader.
Overture, ‘‘Oberon’Won Weber
“Fifth Symphony ”.. .Beethoven
(1> Allegro con brio,
i (2) Andante con moto.
(3) Allegro and
(4) Allegro presto.
Two numbers from “The Rural
Wedding Symphony” (Op. 38),
Goldmark
(a) Andante, “In the Garden.”
(b) Allegretto intermezzo,
“Bridal Song.”
Finale, fourth movement, “Sym
phony In F Minor, No. 4” (Op.
86) Tschaikowsky
“The Star Spangled Banner.”
By tho United States Soldiers’
Home Band Orchestra, Stanley
, Hall, tomorrow evening at 5:45
o’clock; John S. M. Zimmer
man, bandmaster; Emil A.
Fenstad, assistant leader.
March. "Freedom and
Glory” Moore
Overture, “Merry Wives
of Windsor” Nicolai
Serenata, “Dolce far Niente"
(Sweet Idleness) Hosmer
Scenes from musical comedy,
“Rose Marie” Friml
Fox trot, “Hugo-You Go
Where I Go” Gilbert
Waltz suite, “My
Ideal” Yon Blon
Finale. “Kinky Kids’
Parade’’ Donaldson
“The Star Spangled Banner”
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Knights of Columbus Evening
School Opens Bureau.
The Knights of Columbus Evening
School, 1314 Massachusetts avenue,
announced today the establishment of
a public employment service in con
nection with the school, to serve both
employers and employes without
charge. Applications to the service
can be made at the school address or
by telephoning Franklin 4696. T. J.
Mcßrldge is manager of the employ
ment service, which is co-operating
with the Federal Employment Service
of the Department of Labor,
tlonai Guard.
The Mitten-Managed Bus Service
pja f BALTIMORE $2 00
LAr B>4 WILMINGTON 4.25
1 | PHILADELPHIA 5.00
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THE EVETTOTO BTAK, WABHIEOTOIT, P. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1926,
HIGH TARIFF SCORED
IN EFFECT ON LIVING
Raises Cost of Home Necessities,
Mrs. Harris Baldwin Tells
Woman Voters.
Women no longer regard tariff In
terms of Paris gowns or of their hus
bands’ politics, but In the light of Us
effect on the family budget, Mrs.
Harris Baldwin, national chairman of
living costs of the National League
of Women Voters, declared last night
In an address on the Fordney-McCum
ber tariff act of 1922 before the local
chapter of the league at the Mount
Pleasant branch library. Mrs. George
Ricker presided.
While Mrs. Baldwin spoke from a
non-partisan point of view, she point
ed to many “tremendous” and “ridic
ulous” increases in price of domestic
commodities that have resulted from
the enforcement of the last tariff act.
“The present tariff affects everything
that goes Into the market basket.
There Is scarcely one thing that we
need, want or have to have that Is
duty free,” she declared.
Mrs. Baldwin told of a typical
family that rejoiced in noting that its
Income tax had been reduced $275,
but found on examination that the
last tariff had caused an increase of
more than $320 in the cost of cloth
ing and food.
The farmer, Mrs. Baldwin asserted, j
“gets the effect of the tariff coming |
and going; he receives but little of the ,
increase In the price of his produce I
caused by the tariff on foreign coni |
modifies, and ho has to pay the tariff ,
on those articles he must buy.”
She declared unfair tho high tariff
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necessary to keep the sugar beet
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Michigan sugar beet farmers, she said,
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Protesting that President Coolldge
had declined to use Ills prerogative
In reducing the tariff on sugar from
1.7 cents per pound to 1.2 cents, as
recommended by the Tariff Commis
sion, Mrs. Baldwin declared the con
sumers are paying $216,000,000 sugar
tariff every year, of which the Gov
ernment gets but $124,000,000.
The annual election of the League
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