Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1923, Page 16

APRIL 1923, s e Ty NPT Inan, vice president of the board of |Branch Citizens' Associatit. who n 16 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. €. FRIDAY, ! o] |ton, zg?"‘imt:“a?’:?’Q:fi}‘e;‘m'n“::s:’égfiz‘ !M'UZZEY HISTORY | education, and chairman of the a vigorous ca HEARING DELAYED | fiietins e booirs *M1o™ 1 10V | Ty of Prot. uzs WILEY TO LECTURE. |lator of traffic. This was in use In| B The meeting will be held in the|the Washington high schoo | Washington, he said, hefore it had| Iy Harvey Wiley, the noted food'| 1 ] Franklin school building. The change | appear to prot d : New York. e ] I e votem of trafMc|expert, will deliver the eighth and| | towers for 'regulat affic. U |last of the bi-weckiy scrica of public| ~Change in the date of the public in the date wis mads because some r LeuTth Thehbes aire .r the|hearing on Muzzey's American His-|of the bo: i realth lectures arranged under thef /oo, m April 26 to April was | veniently tual pri William P. k 3 - uld be col- | Payole System in Force Here of this city. has becn mucl | puaploen of the Woman's Welfare As. | (017, from Apr ciation next Sunday. It will be at}® ociatlon for its | has met with unqualified succes P Adopted by Big City O O mieh. thore was . bix|3:30° pam. in the wuditorium of the | haw proved so useful th National Museum and is open to | Department. its aloni 5th avenus, h i S . are ralsing a fund for the erection of | - bronze ornamental towers to estai- | Throu jepariment |1sh the system as perma nounce Chamber of Commerce Or- ganizations Vote for Eight litho syatem asipecs ) e 2 Nawr - President Harding to attend the inte, e the xx].gpol.'(lurl_. ty Referendum Proposals. ; i rd : _ ?’:‘.33‘.;"33:{;? cun ok 5 : o of s national rep- . and corroborated by | . but |the attendance figures, is to the ef-| [fect that the local public has appre- ed highly the chance to hear the | £ and women whose services by Danfel J. 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