Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1922, Page 10

p PERPETUAL _ BUILDING | ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent ll on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It - Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. * Assets More Than "] HOSPITAL SCHOOL | BILL URGED BY D.C. Commissioner Oyster- Ap- peals to Senate Commit- tee for Action. Senator Fall, chairman of the Dis- trict committee, has been requested by Acting President . Oyster of the District Board of Commissioners to use his good offices to get action on the bill directing the Commissioners to construct a school for tubercular children on the Upshur street site, and $8,000,000 - three other minor bills. Surplus More Than In the letter to Senator Bm Com- ssoo’wo mlfrlloner Oyster said in he Commissloners of the District JES of Columbla are vers much Interested n certain legislation now pending Corner 11th an ts. NW. i} n, coratn 1e your committee or re- JAMFES BERRY. President ported by your committee to the JOSHTA W. CARR, Secretary ||||Senate, and they desire to ask your good offices In securing the enact- ment of the leglslation. They think there may be times during the sessions of the Senate when unobjectlonable measures may | are of oonsiderable interest to. the District. 2 Thure are two bills which hnve d the House, a bill authoriz- tge widening of 1st street northeast and a ‘bill authorizsing the sale of an old school site in the northeast section. ‘Other bills which the Com- missioners hope you can-’ give your usy nursery and a bill directing the Com- missioners to construct a sohool for ubercular PONERENE DEFEAT SOUGHT BY UNIONS Rail Brotherhoods Also Urge Ohio Workmen to Down Fess. By the Associated Press. COLUMBUS, Ohlo, August 4.—Labor leaders here today received form let- ters, signed by the presidents of the five bilg raliroad brotherhoods, urg- ing that Senator Atlee Pomerene be defeated for renomination at the Ohlo primary election next week. The let- ters urged the nomination of former j |Representativa John J. Lentz of Co- lumbus, who is Pomerene's only op- ponent for the democratic nomination. tion for senator as against Representa- tive Simeon D. Fess. EVERY business is | Ba laber J:.‘:':..'“r&:d”‘.i“ 50 finding economies in its managemrent now. The supplies or labor it uses cost less. Such economy must be brblican candidaten for Py passed along tothecon- | ™R s aomvaion, ., o, sumtir at :\1 tneVeV ad- |Shoprerd. '?:?5"3.1’53,3’ the Order ol vantage. AL- LIS’ you will find the most moderate prices i - at which you can com- d T, C. Cashen, presi- mand good food, pleas- »‘1%':? °A'm‘ehr? ShitmeraUalo ol d re ;‘;fi,fi,’&,‘;;:m which |McLEAN COMMUNITY FAIR to lunch or dine. WILL OPEN TOMORROW Virginia Township to Hold An- Mallig® |=sarrrnmss man High School “ ; ’ Wfllfi:‘x'l::’l Largest From the moment it first rubs the sleep from fts eyes tomorrow morn- 12th and G Sts. N.W. P - g g % 3 w. :,‘E g i3 2 mmmmmzmmmmmmmmzmzmmzmmzzmmmmmmmmwmmm 3334 ing until the last yawn that night, McLean, a bustling Virginia town- ship on the Washington and Old Dominion line to Great Falls, will be agog with its elghth annual com- munity fair. he central site of the celebration will be Franklin Sherman High School, the inspiration for the first fair, but it is likely the crowds that have lnumued they will attend will Jyst about fill the whole town. 8 an unincorporated village, Mc- §|Lean depends upon local volunteer effort for most of its community im- provements, and the fair this year is expected to yleld revenues for the high school, the new fire department and a community hall. Improve- ments in some of the town roads are also anticipated from the proceeds. baby show w! Every GreaT reputation owes its existence to the many loyal friends that features on the program. quality has created for Another interesting contest will be f | the sale of a beautiful ateel engraving the busincss [ | of the White House, bearing the auto- graph of Mrs, Harding, whk‘h was L ‘x:r:leum:: by the Prnl nt's v;i‘l‘ad to e '-l-ry a T t j | hene h Magee, en | PLAZA COUNCIL HOTEL GLASS COMPANY | CONTROVERSY CLOSED WASHINGTON, D. C. Rosslyn, Va. f | The next step in the Plaza Council 'l‘el minasemem. cbn- Founded 1864 HIRES TURNER ‘made Davia’ Miss Anderson referred v.hem to.the | Becretary. ‘oposed reorganization hotels,” as the vl dent of un cduncil with Miss enderson. R R ***&***4** e v s e v s e ke s e e e e e e ke e e sk e sk sk ke sk dedkeok ke ke oy . ® 2 o In the Editorial Section —there will be important subjects discussed by those best informed. 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