Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 36

36 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. \ C., FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. OVER $10,000,000 NEEDED BY D. C. SCHOOLS FOR 1922 Authorities Make Estimates for meellng tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Pythian Temple. All retired men’ invited. * Running Expenses and New The Bureau of Engraving and Print- Buildings. ing Post, American Legion, will hald no meetings in July or August. A More than $10,000,000 will be re-)membership drive will be started quired to finance the District public [ Monday. ~ school system and to provide the most | wrw, Ellen Kirk Downs of the Na- urgent of the buildings’ accommoda- |tional Education Association will s = speak at Howard Theater Sunday at ns necessary for the flscal vear of | 3PS5 Sy "B lblic invited. Siiver of- 2, it was estimated today by school tering. authorities. To grant all the requests - of certified officials who appeared be-| Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, D. fore Supt. Fran Ballou at the |of V. has canceled its regular meet- hearings this week. it is believed, an | Ing for July 4. amount twice as large would have to| g (o e Pl HSTORIC TABLEAUY " TOBECNENILYA!s Community Service Will Give Dramatized Patriotic Songs at Central High. “The Festival of Freedom,” a tab- leaux depicting various periods in American history, will be one of the salient features of the Independence day celcbration, to be staged in the stadium of Central High School Mon- be granted by Congress. School officials, however, indicate that they will go slow in asking Con- gress for more than $10,000,000 in the formal evening” in its garden Sunday. The Association of Oldest Inhabi- tants of the District of Columbia is to estimates they are now preparing, al-. though a lar quired to provide all of the needs out lined to Dr. Ballou at the hearings. estimates last year they as 0,000, but the Commi figure down to about day night at § o'clock, under the auspices of the communi.y center department of the public schools. The tableaux will be presented by the Community Service, Inc., as he entire community chorus, of u series of A patriotic SOngs. attraction will be a pyro-{ o i to use granted tion to- observe Independence day with an- propriate exercises, following tne regular meeting at 11 o'clock Monda, morning at the Union engineé hous 19th and H streets northwest. Conrad H. Syme I8 to speal The Wanderlusters® hike for Sunday mates for the fiscal year of | will start from Chain Bridge at 2 h school officials w o'clock. Mr. Gambs will lead. i w e before August 1, will carry pro- CRUISE—, for an_ increase in pay for teachers and officials and a building To Baltimore via. the Historie Poto River and Chesapeake program designed to relieve some of the congested conditions in the high Bay. Str. “Three Rivers” or “Dor- leaves Seventh St. Wharf schools. chester"” Wednesdays and SUIT FILED OVER BOND. 3 p.m. Momlays, leaves Baltimore same Because “its agent, Willis W. Par- ker, executed a bond without its con- Saturday: days at p.m. Time required, sent, it is alleged. on which it was - to the United States American Indemnity | |two nights and one day each way. day filed suit in the 10 50 covers passage, state- room ‘and meals, everything but war tax. Send for booklet of other trips and vacation resorts. M., D. & V. Ballway Company, B., C. & A. Rallway Com) R. H. Soulaby, G. P. A., Balto., W To Reserve Staterooms, Call Main 745. the fireworl the promot day by the Commissioner: celebration will open at & k, with a _concert by the United . under the leader ship of W |.|um H ntelman. > concert will be composed almost and will end ved by ryth- in " the 1y of patrioti er, to be fo & on the green for the celebration have ed on sale at newsstands, in | §1 ding hnlvlq and_prominent the Y. W. C. A, that the bond was not one covered by the arrangement with the agent. and consent should have been secured be- for s execution. Attorneys Darr, W mtvionl & Darr appear for the plai _THE Tvmous\ st Capitol streets. n the Central ort is being ed at the cele- ¢ Fourth of July event K make = specialt o J y ot ature to be given in U777 7L w nickel plating and ailver proper. The celebra- piating knives, forks, ¢d the approval of Dr. Saliou. Suberintendent of Home mats Bondner % 40 ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | | Dencicus GOC ) TODAY. Purest_and ant BolelEl The board of education will meat Candies %, ladien’ mesh bags, ete. rork guaranteed. sharpen all kinds knives, scissors and razerw. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. at 4 o'clock, at the Franklin School. Fresh Today and E",., Day (GHT. League mects at the munnqu— 1010 E Street 614 13th Street Open_Daily 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.ML 1010 £ 8t.—0pen Swadays The Writer: Public Library. Women's Council of the Covenant. The Busine meets at the Chu < of the Spanish- meet at § The reading cl. American Athene o'clock at Thomson of your favorit No. 19, American at 7:30 o'clock in rooms, Homer Tank Corps Po: Legion. will meet ber of Commerce Drink A Quart of Every Day Phone W.183 Kk at the Gospel and at the Met- t Church tomorrow | .| A mass meeting of protest against j rs and lynching will be ! Rader will spe ropolitan Method night Church. F street treets, tonight at J. Howard will GIVEN ANOTHER POST. Capt. 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