Evening Star Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 30

CONTRAGT AWARD Amended Bill for Injunction Against Accepting Bid for Eastern High School. George Hyman, by leave of court, vesterday filed an amended bill for in- Junction against the District Commis- sioners to prevent the dwarding of the contract to George E. Wyne, 2 rival bidder, for the construction of the Eastern High School building. One of the amendments Is the making of the proceeding a suit by himself as a taxpayer interested in the disburse- ment of the additional money called for by the Wyne bid, which the Com- missioners have accepted, as well as a rejected bidder. James L. Parsons, whom Mr. Hyman proposed to assoclate with himself in the construction of the building, to- day joined in the amended bill as co- plaintiff with Mr. Hyman. Mr. Par- sons also appears in his capacity as a taxpayer through former Commis- sloner W. Gwynn Gardiner. Court Hears Argumentns. Justice Bailey heard arguments by Mr. Gardiner and by Corporation i Counsel Stephens on the motion of the District Commissioners to dis- miss the bill, and on their answer to the rule to show cause why the injunction should not be issued. The matter was taken under advisement by the court. A feature of the amended bill is a telegram from former Engineer Com- missioner Kutz from Cincinnati, Ohio, to Commissioner Keller, sent at the request of Hyman. Under date of November 10, the former Commis- sioner vouches for the qualifications of Hyman to do the work. The tele- It’s hard on the walls when boys “wash up” Walls and wooawork painted with Barreled Sunlight can be washed liketile - ’ GETTING clean is a strange and violent process with boys—and even with many grown-ups. And how that bathroom is apt to look when the “washing up” is completed! Smudgy fingermarks, soapy water, lather everywhere! Ordinary paints have a surface that is not really smooth but is actually rough and por- ous—full of tiny holes and crevices in which dirt is bound to cling. gram reads: “Based on Hyma - . s ord and the special knowle of Barreled Sunlight is made by a special proc- Lyebkere (former chief inspector_on | i Central High School, and now asso- [ ess which produces a smooth, lustrous surface Slated with Hymany, I regard him 88 that can be washed like tile. Costs less than Sis by Towy rxapgty:, Pows reatlly w] onger. to lows re and leaves no brush mfll’P In hotels, apartments, restaurants, stores— all interiors where light and cleanliness are desired—use Barreled Sunlight. Comes ready mixed in cans from half-pint to five-gallon qualified to complete Eastern High School. This is sent at Hyman's re- quest.” Charges in Amended DIlL Hyman also charges in the amend- ed bill that the Commissioners, in- tending to injure him, attempted to sign_the contract with Wyne Novem- ber 9 between 4 and 4:30 o'clock. He points out that the contract was signed before the filing of the mec- essary bond was given by Wyne. size—barrels and half-barrels. The company that undertook to exe- cute the bond on the next day, it is U. S, GUTTA PERCHA PAINT CO. stated, Is not permitted under the law Providence, R. I. to go security for an amount In ex- - cess of $160,000, when the necessary bond was about $500,000. No cer- ing company, Attorney Gardiner de- clared, has been filed, and, therefore, Ihe claims, the contract has not been completed. B S — THREATEN CONSUL’S LIFE. in Tampico, Mexico. A crowd of 300 radicals, in which were & number of soldiers in uni- form, congregated before the Ameri- can consulate at Tampico, Mexico, Sunday night and threatened the life of the consul, the State Department was informed last night. The demon- stration, It was sald, was in connec- tion with the conviction for murder by a Massachusetts court of Sacco and Vanzetti, Itallans. Barreled [&5] Sunlight The Rice Proress White ‘Washiagton Distributors and Retailers HUGH REILLY CO. 1334 NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Also sold at retail by Officials of the department express- Celumbia Hardware Co., 3. L. Cutrell, Dizie Hardware Co., ed the bellef that the Mexican Eov- nofl‘fla‘_"g;, ‘fiwfi: Nw. 3500 12th St. N.B., Ge’:’r":‘ 0. ernment would take full steps to 2518 14th St. N.W. Brookland. Ty Ave. 8.3, | protect the consul. H. F. Dismer, Craven & Co., 1. P. Dinowitzer, —_— 31243126 14th St. N.W. 1911 Pa. Ave. N.W. 620 Pa. Ave. N.W. l Many Japanese women gild their teeth. 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C., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, FURTHER OPPOSED tificate of re-insurance by the bond- | Anti-U. S. Demonstration by Mob | 1921, DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL. A coroner’s jury heard testimony at the morgue in"the case of Edwurd Bell, colorad, wounded late Saturday afternoon while vigiting at the nome of John Woody, st 1( BY UNANIMOUS VOTE. Committee Rejects La Follette Pro- posal to Probe Shipping Board. The Senate commerce committee d clined yesterday to institute an inve: gation of the Shipping Board, as p posed in a resolution by Senator La Fol- lette, republican, Wisconsin. The ~vot: was understood to have been unanimous, scnators voicing the opinion that the proposed Inquiry was “unnecessary and unwarranted” at this time. BILL FOR RUSSIAN RELIEF. A bill authorizing the director gen- eral of the budget to donate surplus government supplies, including food, clothing, hospital supplies and other merchandise, to sufferers In Russia, China and the near east has been intro- duced by Senator France, republican, Maryland. _— | Co-Ed Reveals Rivals Of Praying Colonels Play for Lynchburg Special Dispatch to The Star. LYNCHBURG, Va., November 16.—Centre College does not have the only praying foot ball sggregation, for it has heen ned here that the squad Lynchburg as test the men were playing when_the un was accidentally discharged, and a verdict of accidental death was re- ported. the tionally known that Centre Col- time when it became nu- lege followed a similar prac- tice. Indeed, the fact here hax only: just mow leaked out through a pretty co-ed, who forgot sxhe was talking to a newspaper man. 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