Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 14

14 ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921.° . e ——————— e e ‘M IOPPOSE LIMITING WORK MY FAVORITE STORIES H. M. CAMP RE-ELECTED.|idert: ¥ 3. Bover ;fcr:;:ilrt);.:lr::::|:;g'?;‘malure the next meetlvru: Give Shoes This Xmas ON ANACOSTIA FLATS BY IRVIN S. COBB. Chosen for Third Term to Preside | '*-P°ndIn8 secretary. S T e In his report to the meeting Presi- | ing and the serving of refreshments. onnecticut Society. ent Camp described the growth and £ e Over C ticut Society. d & describ At.the < accomplishments of ‘the society dur- A Randle Highlands Citizens Insist THE SPIRIT OF 7 WITH IMPROVEMENTS annual meeting last night of | Aecomplishments of ‘the soclety dur- 120 TO GRADUATE. t i . (( — . the Connecticut Soclety of the Dis-|proud future. He said it is the d xjoras ws ogram of Development Should trict of Columbla, in the auditorium | bire of the officers o increass ihe| THe fifteenth apnual commencement N A New York East Sider met a friend | “Sure, I know,” said the other. “But 2 membership durin; he Xt few | exercises of the Riley School of Chiro- ot Be Curtailed. - b ubject { Of the Y. W. C. A., 1333 F street, Henry Dl a g t next few in the ball r new rounded s on 3d avenue and told him he had quit | every pcture has got to be a 8 A GOSE bEeas of thalfount ¢ the | MONths, und with this idea in view an | bractic will be h d in the e Limitation -of the development of thel buttonhole-making trade. S".."(,,‘,:.',“ 'w'f'":li'u'.v{fe‘r"e"bli?\‘x‘r:"x; r}a ls:;l e T‘"(' ;r: of t| "“)rganlzed (;m.n would be-attempted :lblt r‘lhllamlI :k‘»le'm‘;;-:;fl;; l(‘i:ekg:;drul 5 “I'm in the art business now,” he |ders s s organ on, was re-elected to serve | by a special committee. He announced | There are 120 m . ¥ the reclamation work on Anacostia|gaiq, proudly—“such & fine business,| marine, or a landscape. or @ still 1ife, |, "t term ag president, Other of | that & Series of county ! representing more than fif- toes flats will be opposed by the Randle |too! Lots of money in iti or a portrait —or what? What did it & | St el T~ Would be held during the y Highlands Citizens' Association ft| “What do you mean—art business?” | represent?”’ ers elected for the ensuing year|jecially arranged by the res | ing of Utah will deliver the demanded his friend. “How. should I know?" said the puz- are Mrs. G. S. Strong, first vice presi- | each county in Connecticut now re- | commencement address. A banquet will was decided at a meeting in the Ran- “ ic- ' d G. GG ; = N A ds. T “Well,” lained Hast Sider, |%led ex-buttonholer. “To me a pic- dent; J. G. Johnson, second vice pres- siding in the District. “New Haven 'follow the exercises. dle l;l\lgg::.r‘:( School last night. “r gocby afiififn"fm:,"ind ?sbu; p|egr. ture is a gmure! This here picture | tes oarer, chalrman of the com- | (,req cheap; then I sell ‘em high. Yes. |now didn't have no name. It was a House Sllppel's mittee on parks. submitted a report f¢argy FERPE T L RO T s and | picture of three fellers and ope flag. on the Anacostia reclamation project " One feller had a fife and ol feller which was unanimously adopted and | *%38Y 1 #old 1t for $50.7 had_a drum and one feller had a - hich pointed out that the provis B —with pompons. All Ui i S 3 broviso| “t wasn't no subject at all,” said | headache | colors P = % o g {.’é’;"l,":f"ih:éfi,':,"';"i:,‘:“hr‘(;’ég lo_ sites|ihe art collector, “it was a picture.” | (Copyright, 1921, by Central Press Association.) |l ............... {Anacostia river, which was included 4 I e 4 n the appropriation act for 1922, was Attractive Showing of Hosiery eliminated from the legisiation of| PEACE WITH HUNGARY. COURT MAY NOT ENJOIN. = ; B if;'fll;l;he(hrmll;l Stated that it was —— TRTaT 1 des e that the work be not limited a f ‘\n this vespect, and in adopting the Proclamation Ending State of War |U. §. Supreme Court Confirms Bight' | BB report s Driuietsa | Will Be Tesued by President. ST ( =3 ”a‘ :l;:;ten“&rekpoer'lmna:k!n'g the space be-| It was indicated yesterday thata proc- | The Arizona act of 1913, prohibiting 3 ~ and navy yard will siast mesi"id€e | lamation soon would be issucd by Presi- | issuance of injunctions restraining Bayi 2 : 9 mer. dent Harding announcing ratification ! picketing, was uph€ld by the United 3 4 : 0 S . . A motion was passed requesting|of the treaty of peace between the! States Supreme Court yesterday so mrl % < \Y, 2 y N Ilustrated 9 District authorities to take action on | {nited States and Hungary, formal|as it prevents court interference With B z grading the area cast of 25th street to permit laying of gas mains. exchanges having been completed |peaceful picketing. ] B and Amply ’ a Sl Saturday at Budapest. The proclama-| In the casé of William Truax and 3 o e “We are building a - railroad | tion which was expected to follow |others, under consideration by the Demon- through these mountains.” - those issued in the cases of Austria|court, it was held, however, the “Rich country, they say.” and Hungary will terminate the methods of picketing used were il- 3 4 . g, strated You bet.- We pay the cost of every | technical state of war with the last | legal and should have been enjoined. ! tunnel with the coal taken out."— |of the former enemies of the United| Justices Holmes, Pitney, Brandels : 3 2 by the Kansas Journal. 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