Evening Star Newspaper, October 15, 1923, Page 46

/ g THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1923. o e — e . - LOUVAIN LIBRARY MORE DISMISSALS | Scores Sorronofully Pass Bier p(||(F FIREMEN ~Srorts,of Horse 7CENTCASHEARE =it ! Of Old Tom’ Pet Post Office Cat Ovei' Phone Cause‘ he 8-cent cash fare penalizes to the ) DONATION ASKED AT BUREAL FEARep " 7 " Zer Zomt P18 G AN RASEASKED Fofce e Call QRS TORENS ASKED ==~ = de hi bl 1 f his compan 1. ed hi othin, today @s he lay made him unable to pursue mice 7T, Connp.. October only earning 4.2 cent on the val- el e with his old vigor, and he had G 4 ¥ 5.—Bhoki e Rre uation of the property fixed by in his coffin in the Post Office De- i afiction 0f the Ahrasts which 15—Lhoking sounds and thump i sion and that the Capital : E : Z : e £ , Having been advised by the budget | as of blows heard over the tele- | , SAMEIE, 0 P partment bullding awaiting burial rendered him almost incapable of 3 o a | Tract ate of re s 7,66 ve Women of America Appea'ed Going of 118 Plate- Printers after pineteen ‘fms SheiCfa i eatings e bureau that Increased saluries for| phone hers brought out the police !Clayton S Ap.neal to Utilities s T AR dle v Tl e ” @ o e Old Tom has been with the Post policemen and firemen cannot be con- regerves last night. An exchange | a the department of rats and . ght. £ Citex Joint Rate. To for Aid in Restoring | Tomorrow, and Secrecy, | @i the aco Office Department 8o long that his |sidered in connection with next year's | operator frantically culled, -xam. | BOUY OPPOSEd BY TWO | cominins wne comminns of the two i ildi H Tom. the post office cat. and pet | Belgian Building. Cause of Anxiety. it eas e R o gt S T S e chloroformed last night by a sur- matter for digpute today. The |€stimates, Commissioner Oyster to-| ber, pleass,” while police raced in companies, Mr. Ham sald, makes the i joint rate of return at this time 5.57 Car Line Heads. e o e ——— two roads. toll of years ran from Seventeen |day set the machinery of the District | motor cars to the scene to, nineteen. ”‘l:e &:finxfi‘;‘:o’;fl :AI:;. government in motion to draft a sep- | Breaking into the Waiter Sta- An appeal to th en of Amer- On the eve of the dismissal of 118§ fea to Lelp r = librdry at|plate printers from the bureau of en- [ health service. Louvain, B . was issued today | graving and printing tomorrow, other The famous mouser, grown old by Mrs ere Pennvbacker, for- employes found themselves wondering In Uncle Sam’s service, was so old he Central Federa- , today “who would be the next to go,” and feeble that he no longer could I chairman | owing to strict secrecy which is being ”’,fl“’."‘_m"':}“;- rouiis) bt ttee of the |observed by officials of the Treasury | mom 'a stained wood coffin ftted - restoration of | Department ! With "a’ glass window, through of | their stalls. | sociations,.at a public hearing at the versity of Louvain alls of the report of the bureau | Which mourners could take thelr | Xeir's playa are epldemic tn Berlin | 1olice, ana Fire (flhi;p::,':,‘;:d:":\.“{ —— - - District balliing, €843 o | woman who has a part inlof efficiency, upon which the dismis- | Lagt JOOK at the body. Caph RId | ihese days and threaten to vival those { sen. 3 ¥ et William F. Ham, president ot the | FORBID REVOLT NEWS sals were based, were lacking today, ! chief mourner, and it was at his [of George Bernard Shaw and Oscar| Ii iy understood the budget officials f privates. Adding the bonus. \ & g testified that at the | : the 113 employes still being ignorant | home that the fnterment took |\rilgq in the favor of Germans, who | g1 not memerocd, the bU Tl by oy iudse tmen | — of the manner in which the ratings | Piace (hls afterncon. Prior tothe |00 ¢or modern plays. e o s o yubr thelr estimates to the |wengers pay 8-cent cash fare, but ! Tast rites, however, scores of em- |3 !merely took the position that salary | : 3 gers pay nt cash fare, bu charged against them were reached. | ployes passed by the bier. “Anna Christle” has opened With |, renges, other than those providea |Pudget burean "'“‘”‘“‘;’,:‘;"“ | that if tokens were sold at three for and Cartoons Banned. Efforts made today to learn from Nor were there floral tributes |guccess at the Deutsches Theater/and | for by the reclassification, could not | Fecommented $1.800.°$1.900 and $2.000 [, o0 "0 10 10" har cent would pay | ore . ' e et Bitocadng i, lacking, testifying to the esteem g askoac ot for ‘the p of ‘both- the pol o . a | ATHENS. October 15.—A revolution- et il act procedurg failed. | {companles are rehearsing “Erperor |be asked in the estimates. foriche A 8 cents. This, he said, would makeea S v : : > in which the white and gray cat A s - ary decree, issueq vesterday, forbids peace ™~ declared >wiedge of what weight-depend- | was held throughout the great | Jones he Hairy Ape’ and plays | Will Lose $240 Bonus. It v cot of $104,207.46 a year in the com- fu reference by the newspapers to ability, non-spollage of work and| Eovernment department. of the sea. which are Intended for | policemen and firemen twere not!in drafting the separate salary bill | ¢ ; + i - al efliciency at the trade car-| Deeds of Tom In catching hun- Ly Production. @ won great faver | included in the benefits of reclassi- | the committee will consider asking the late King Constantine and the to dedic ried could not be learned, it was| dreds of rats and mice were re- e i he K riin movie fams, afy | fication, and, since the bonus is to | for $1,90 0 and $2,100. Support Clayton's View. leaders of the revolution. Public ut- Getober o a8 vlate printer headquarters. | counted. — Appreciative members o the oniy fllm of the American | %, 8bolished ~when reclassification | The nolice ’ : The following men spoke in sup- | terances and cartoons relating to the Aol Rt i of the watch force told once again > | salaries are appropriated, the: en | Lo kee banned subjects also are forbidden —— 1 of the cat’s habit of bringing every o he prchs e hiwhly enthus i Will suffer a reduction in pay of $240 a | present 5 s A nters will ask officlally for{ rat or molise he caught, whether |1¢re. but the pross ls BIghIY enthy n July unless their basic| the bes of the et omplete informa on the ninth floor or in the basement, | $1astic over it and the fiim Promises on is increa ? there wou : ens Neuenfeldt o he office of the captain of the |to run all winter in Be e e sncies if the bonus, ; ‘her, s Sue vears atch, v he would meow o e A r p 8@ $1 2 month ta h cia B re 2 : 1 !“)\"‘ “-” umphantly, and then proceed to J For the past twenty-two years Miss | $1,560 3 hre n ¢ 3 e lawver in the countr cat his victim Emma R nell 5 been secretar e - E 2 . _ But for the past few months |and manager of the Southwest Al SO eby in the future government! Tom was in a bad way. He had |souri fa workers may be dropped, aft OMAHA MAYOR INJURED. sex by the bureau of efciency. =——— : : out knowing how OMAHA. Nob., October 15 they might receive wer 3 James C. Dahlnan m. hos Dismissal notices were being pr pital for sev days, clans pared today, learned, hil building. forces. | that a snorting horse making a — e— The Commissioner this morning | !0t of gasps in chewing hay 9 {recommended that a committee be! reached his nose through a hole 1 v 3 s i pital Traction had earned $108,- O'NEILL DRAMAS WIN S s i e B e e e e e e PLAUD““S OF BERL'N send it to Congress in December. The | telephone off a shelf close by, fare from 8 to 7 cents. in the opin- [twelve months ending September 1. 7 pomipd 7 The thum vere made by his lion of Willam McK. 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