Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1922, Page 5

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VERNON Savings Bank N.E.Cor9€¢ ~any father whe has a dollar Do you think it would be worth i a dollar if you could teach your |t X i boy or girl the \’n}lt ]'].’lhl[. 1,,' | Ali hrl | Lin exandaer | i bor 1 ara o 1 vents planned for December 79th \ SOUGHT SAYS WORK | - CONTRACT T EDS More Business Bemg Inject- ed Into Postal Affairs, Postmasters Told. LABOR NO COMMODITY Postmaster General Declares In- dividual Rights Gain Greater At- tention in Department. October 4.— a commodity the Post Office General con- "been repudidted by Department, Postmaster Work declared today before ference-convention of postmaste w York. Labor mw commodity in “many in- at in the po Vi postmusters w months pectors found forty work in_the nine rk Raps Bolsheviki. . then I promi: and 1 4 5 Jonter camner 1 of statute.” n our 300,000 people (po: 1 will have a he !mm governn, { Laid to Poor Packing. W YORK. October 4.—Th hipment of thirty unloaded yesterday, announced by E. L. Goo | Pruit_Auction Compaj { which the fr consigned. | ples of the { by the New York board of health. Mr. Good: | fruit shipments. {ure upon poor packing, i tion on the ship, ARMY OFFICERS MEET. ganization Is Formed. a third z Among 1 are reunions of the 28th, 29th, and the Third { of the Army A: of all college pres cers’ Training Corps Instructors. _—— jthan any other city in the world. * 1 of the c ing of concluded Ish ‘our government troved their | eneral Bartlett, 'GRAPE CARGO CONDEMNED |Spoi1ing of Fruit on Panama Route grapes on the stéamer iw xllpnln from California through the found. to_ be I bad Sa; were condemned declared that the fail- xperiment did not prove route impracticable for He blamed the fail- bad ventila- overripeness of the ve treatment with { Third Zone Branch of National Or- . October 4.—Representa- officers from units ins organized ion of the and planned and Soth di ngs of the 62d 95 A meeting of djutants general, a2 sectors iation and a meeting ents of Reserve Offi- Peking has probably had, during its existence, a greater number of names Great Change in Sonet Ideas as Curb Is Placed on Work- men’s Committee. |u‘- the Associated Press. BRUSSELS, October 4.—Felicien |1:m :r, who was Belgium's repre- sentative at the conference held at The Hague on Russian affairs after ithe failure of the Genoa conference, | showed at a meeting of Belgian man- ufacturers a contract concluded be- tween a British company operating in Siberia and the Moscow government iv«lnnh contained important modifica- s in the previous ideas of the s Le Soir. 'rh. newspaper adds that in the con- Act the property of the company, isting of forests and lands and ons for buildings and the de- {velopment of minerals, which had { been confiscated by the soviets, were [returned t D fizure, and most of the re- s {o hours of labor and ns are removed. In addi- 2 the workmen's committees are jidden to meddle in the manage- ut of the company, except for the 1hor: sonable kes to pay, for damages 20,000,000 iy of indemnity LY the company, bles, represented by fifteen- per cent treasury bills, with ht to transform the bills into of the first international loan mpany, however, according to he con- | ESCAPES At the first sign of bleeding gums, beon yourguard. Pyorrhea, destroyer of teethand health, is on the way. Four persons out of every five past forty, and thousands young- er, are subject to it. 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