Evening Star Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 32

32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1923. < g BAI_L[]U DEFENDS gsigt:iéeg;ll:é%fifflsEAu MUTT AND JEFF—Papyrus Has Nothing on Aspirin. § rall Coovipt U B G TN, T By BI-J-I;—FISHER, I ! , — ——— s DeAr veaper ) R CA Lo == - E'H[]UR SGHUUI. DAY RBedustion :in Personnel fo ‘Be REMEMBER MYSELF FoR 3 DAYS. L WeLL, THEN PUT = “ g HIM To WORK So Gradual, to Meet “Decrease JEFE HAS A } g’él';"l, lf:g;;gu*mpn\, He cAN EARN 4| BROADWAY e f Funds.” : UD_HORSE Yes, BUT WHAT) fm Says Shorter Period in Pri- b il | RAcE foRse, His FEED Sl y | “ASPIRIN™ 0 Sixty-seven persons will be dropped . = 7 mary Grades Would Leave |, siiewen ssoms miubedrooned| | S e | : BT, MOTT roese v, LA Pup"s Behind. as a result of reorganization in the ENTERED 1N T =N income tax unit, announced yesterday | at the Treasury. The reduction in personnel will not THe #100,000 The five-hour day for pupils of primary grades in the public schools, at- | t2ke place at once, it was explained INTERNATIONAL i further today. but will result in a tacked by mothers and teacher; e | fow persons being 1ot out at aiffer- RACE AGAINST e e e e s hanges were made to “meet ZEV AND erintendent Frank W. Ballon s \ the decrease in appropriation for the D T et ool 8L & | current fiscal year and lo_Speed -up PAPYRUS, cr co-ordination of and Parent-Teacher 9 “an ofticial state- | BUF AT THE sterday afternoon in the E at the T y said. The fol- | lowing changes were effected: MOMENT, MUTT E e e The field reports control section of AND JEFF AND r. Ballou pointe and the dutles heretofore performed o (B S T by that section will be performed by THE HORSE | = he unaudited returns section, records MUST EAT!| L4 The amortization section of the con- solidated returns audit division was g half hours y 1 ction to pupils of the prima d that the length. 3 sential to thei; SRbiehe . i sal section was estab- ! - B:’l’fu‘\xrlfir:flvfl “th e cering division and o o £01J. T. Keenan was appointed acting | p T el ENTERING HIS HOME NAMED FOR DEAD COMMISSIONER i g siinl e M TIZES e of the sick was stressed | el of the audit subsection was trans- ing such a fine school under - Lily Kennelly of the Disteiet | feTTed to the office of head, consoli- _ | e et A a dated returns audit division. H o M 7 N 1ls Police| Formal dedication of the Hine Junior granddaughter. and who is now physi- : 5 Ab 1 P George H. Christy Te High School, 7th street and Pennsyl- | cal instri et solute! ure i i Dr. Ballou, In z f address, told { Armed Negro Relieved Him vania_avenue southcast, was held Yes- | (ho Gudience that he looked forward to | ting z. p !e ! terday afternoon, with impressive cere- |the time when the school wouid be UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS | of About $216. monies. Superintendent of Schools Bal- | “second to none of fts % i e ! cmbess i o conts | A program of athl which would | e ex lou, members of the faculty, parents|e,upie every oy and girl to participate, | Bishop Shahan, Faculty and Stu-{ A colored man, displaying a pistol. |and children united in the ceremonies. |js planned for the school, Dr. Ballou 4 | H. |The school was formerly the Eastern |asserted. He pointed out that he was ————— H dents to Be Guests at late last night robbed George = |in favor of competitive athletics with e FRATERNITY TO MEET. | Christy, 826 14th street. when the [High School. =~ R | Richs 5 - 8 g | !latter ehtered his home. Christy told James T. Lloyd delive a e y Bics i childies. ¥ 1da a | ol st ones$200 e | the police he surrendered about $216 on L. G. Hine, former e i expense gone to by the Phi Kappa Sigma to Have Banguet | reetor B T e | sioner, after whom the amed. |, ¥ scation %o put the sehool fn | TiEht lez and minor injuries this morn- | Frid: 5 | facult 3 4 & William E, Mason, 320 22d street, | Portrait Prexented. | condition for occupancy and | ing when jammed against 3 wall by a riday Night. by the Washington Council, Knight * olice of the third pre- |, A portrait of Mr. Hi presented |urged that the children of the &chool, | coal truck in a garage ar of 4035 C The seventy-third anniversary of |\, Columbus, at the Knights of Co- |reported to police the school by Miss Nevitt, a | through a spirit of community pride, street northeast. The sta vhen founding of Thi Kapva Sigma. fra- | v w918 10t istecet movth: | cinot that he was held up at 13th and o FHiday mignt with o ¢~ | Fitzg preside. ’ L streets by three colored men last o night and robbed of $38. The men | choked him, he declared. 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