Evening Star Newspaper, August 26, 1923, Page 19

ls PRESIDENT ASKED . TOATTEND GAME| Promises to See Police an Firemen Cross Bats If Business Permits. President Coolidge has been invited to attend the base ball game between nd fire depart- at Ame ¥, for the bene- « fit of the relief fund. In response to a letter from Harry Allmond, secretary of tho committee on arrangements, the President wrote: “Thank you for your invitation to the Labor day base ball game eb- tween the pol and fire department teams. T am v t give a positive f, as you s brought to m v turn. point hat spposition and will en- dc at thelr previous per- tormance Meanwhile, Leat or the fire tome day ¢ ticket for t 16 money w! Lo fall iu 1 POSTPONES flEARlNG. | Wallace Sets Date Back in Stock Yards Case. Secretary Wailace of the Depart- ment of Agriculture has postponed the heari ¢ the case against the Union S 1 and Transit Com- rning reweighing from August e reweighing until Octo- The hearing on a similar reweigh- | ing tariff established by the Unfon ockyard Compa postponed fro . 1923, Th period of thrity FOREIGN DICTATOR INGERMANY URGED Reichstag Leader Would Give American Control of Na- tion’s Finances. ed Press. ugust 3. erably one ates—now Germany's ouly hope for extracting herself from financial and econ chaos,” suggestion 1 by Gothein, de ‘A fin “A financial ade in “{ by @ neut | not THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., AUGUST 26, l . Gen. C. K. Sawyer of Marion, Ohi: inue nt that post, uccording to an . Sawyer, Prexident Coolidge and Gen, President also decided to retain. D. C. MAN AGAIN OFFICER L. T. Hopkinson Re-Elected as Executive Secretary at Closing Session of Convention. 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Open Evenings Homer L Kitt Company New Player 88-note, ardised wtand- {IN FISHERIES ASSOCIATION | PRESIDENT AND PHYSICIANS HE HAS REAPPOINTED uniform fishing 1a 4,000 HONOR UNDERWOOD. its Wilson Dam. s [ property Senator - IRuese at clvic clut Read Our Two Page Ads in To- day’s Post and Star. ppointed as White House physician by the Iate cement from President Coolidge yesterday. ander Joel T. Boone, United States Navy pl The photograph was made on the White House lawn yesterday. U. S. Employes Halt Work as Sena- | exident Marding, | to right: Brig. | ian, whom the Photo by Underwood 7§ Underwood. Sounded Familiar. Command the Chickasaw, went Hartford to report to Ad sut, anks, old man,” replied Per- | just' had two with the ad- £ TR GAETEST FRTIE, AUGUST SALE Reductions ugs and Floor Coverings 1923—PART 1. PASSING OF THE VAN. Art’ Bedeck;rl&ofing ‘Wagon in Archives of Memory. ¥rom the New York Sun. 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