Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1921, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. S]’AR VICE PRESIDENT ASKED |PRESIDENT GETS MEMBER .I- INSPE[}TIUN TO APPEAR |N 'NQU'HY President Harding is x;lnled per- mission to name a personal repre- 1 sentative on the joint congressional Massachusetts Legislative Com- | .ommittes for reorganization of the mittee Requests Informa- federal departments under a resolu- . INTEREST on your savings, compounded J twice a year. Thrifty people, deposit your [il QO savings with this association and keep away from the dangers of get-rich-quick | concerns and stock speculations. The Building Association is the world’s best plan for saving money and receiving full earnings thereon. One dollar will . tion which has passed the House and tion on Railway Bills. had previously passed the Senate. .06 BOSTON, May 4.—Vice President This action was taken in the face {Board of Visitors Arrives to | cootage nas been asked to appear be-| of & democratic niibuster, which last- ! | : ed practically all_day. fore the legislative committee Which| “gepresentative Garrett, acting dem- Make Annual Report ON is Investigating the circumstances at- | ocratic leader. forced roll calls at i sage of st tiway | every parliamentary opportunity, start your Account. tending" :padsage £ igtreet rall g whil Representativ Garner. demo. F ; vhile Representative Garner. : ] Needs. measures in 1918 and 1918, the com-| .ry¢ " qoias, referring o the an- I mittee announced today. Enactment|nouficed purpose of making Walter . oy o ki Special Dispaieh to The Star of & bill for the purchase of the|F. Brown of Toledo the Presidents olumpia bul Association ANNAPC Md. May 4.—Arriv-|Cambridge subway fron Boston iz in Ann shortly afier 10 o'clock ; Elevated Rai . during} l vestoriay g the members of | Ui Vice Presidents Lt 716 11th Street N.W. i the board of visitors, appointed by the | testimony by several mem 2 ) s 1 President and both branches of ton- | '*Representative Abbot: kige: gE|MERL Sebvd the) purpuse. of sl Under Government Supervision. gress, were officially recognized Newton, referring to Gov. Coolidge's| )i, ROl (ot e Longworth. began the inspection of the N: |act in summoning the iM% republican. Ohio. to announce thaf Academy. upon which their report of | special session to consid as- 1 L Care o wolltioal Aiferennas its needs will be based. The i ure after it had been de now in OBIG. - will continue through Frid | regular sitting, test he inspection began with a visit to | that he had been solic croft Hall and the gymnasium.|ernor at that time to « events of the afternoon include a | Gov. Coolidge told hi . he testified, ting for organization, an infantry | that although he knew little of the 1 and a reception to the board at|merits of the bill, he favored it be- e _home of Rear Admiral A. H.|cause he had confidence in the men cales, superintendent of the academy. | behind it. A1 the members of the board. excepf! The commitiee xaid that no answer d States Senator Carroll S. Pa o its communication to Gov. Cool- nont. who found it impossible | idge had been eived as yet. * the trip. have either arriv 4 g r are expected in Annapolis during | | SHEE s o e e ||| Even Better Than Before VIENNA, May 3 “Trial of 139 offi- rian army, who n 1. Prof. Irving s of the old ¢ charged with conspiracy. began N . | yesterday. They were members of the T algent: Y eath Legion,” which ostensibly e et Ty massy appased 1 bolhevik oF € are 1ng better . communistic r‘lidchl;n::t\lpp.r Shae: 56 . MRS L e T year Tires for passenger cars S zation was lu-;raye? in the ir:c%nne_lh‘i: 2 gon: Ed Dennison. Tliinois: | was recruited and organized. - h b l "ra N. S . D igan; illia 3 ersh v confined to younger Olfver, Riabama: Bensamin by . | oiocre ana same moblemen. tOdaY than we have ever buiit ( ni{\‘rc,\'s. Mé!!i:;ln]x:i. - f th f > e . Vi ie - $ ink &8 representative of the cadems| ~BILL AIMED AT LANDIS. - before. In the past few months board to the visitors, and Commander| A bill to require federal judges of e = s somayton has been designat-| . United States to give their time 7505 we have added to thelr value ———— to the dulll‘; ‘_O{ judfic 2“5 ll'n‘ejn fl(:nyt!l'v A . . L5 THRIFT URGED IN RUSSIA. ommitioe LA atmilar bill ofiginated time and time agam—ma?‘; ,lg d 1 sl i |- - them larger, stronger, heavier, and even more durable. We Restoration of Savings Banks. | | RIGA. May 2.—The Moscow newspa- { ‘onomic Life, has been per- ——— mitted to print a lengthy article ad- i . L. 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