Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 4

4 LEAVES TREASURY AFTER 55 YEARS Capt. Ferree Presentgd Two Pots of Gold and United States Flag. 1t upon his retive- v ffry-five years’ time, test to Mr. Crandall and D. C. Commissioners. sociation assert all received p ne theater, they nterested in the bei- business by reason nt of an amusemes but that the sen < of the neizhboi 1sUa rebuikd- taining th erbocker port of us s zether with lettes the association's. ber of people thre Twenty years con- centration upon the manufacture of quality «ars is behind the tvpe 61 Cadillac. Open Evenings The Wul:iuf!on Cadillac Co. 1138-1140 Comnecticut Ave. Franklin 3900-3901 $AVE and HAVE fSpending is a habit thoughtlessly acquired. YThrift is the mastery of that impulse. It is not only within your pravinee, but it is ob- ligatory that you de- velop saving sense if vou would have finan- cial independence. f[Each day of delay in- creases your debt to vourself. 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