Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 4

4 * THE FKVENING STAKR WASHINGTON. D. C., THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924. CAPITAL D.A.R. GAINS| PAYMENTS IN SCRIP | BACKS POLICE BUREAU. |D, C. HEADS ANSWER |7, 2, ", iy s, Somoseen | Lectare on zion Cangon - 5. answer filed today in the District o i hmton of Michi FOR YEAR APPLAUDED CUT FROM FARM BILL |commissioner Zaright of New| GROTTO CIRCUS PLEA |uorine courc o™ rule i mansamus District Has €1 Chapters and 3.400i ak to lroadcast listener York Favors National Office. ntly issued against them by Jus- | Members—States Also Show | Tomorrow’s Program TOMORROW MORNING SESSION. T tonight on “The Zion enics of Southwes o & Police Commissioner Enright of e l‘ e Siddons on a petition brought by House Committee Votes to Imsist|New York city appeared before the | Deny Permit Illegally Refused for [Charles D. Shackelford, representing |/ House judiciary committee today in s % the Grotto. | D resentative (CrAmMEGR Seotaliy on Cash Payment for support of the Kindred bill to create Entertainment at Station The municipal authorities deny that | ™24 a trip through southwent Utan rican Automobils bure with i - ! a bee: eal . hus - | MEMORIAL All Products inaton. e Plaza. they acted counter to legnl reguls- | i s i e F Music 2 nal” (De Koven), Mrs. I o Sindell A t this bureau is to tions when they refused a permit to |k tourists. L EL b Floyd €. Wil s Alvin —_— ! eficiency 'f)' llf‘-"h';fll'l"s' hold the proposed show on the — . R o ang B! he B Criminal inteil- Kallipolis Grotto's advertised “two- |station plaza from April 26 to M 3 ¢ - n1r i Senom it e gence i information. The | g " P ¢ | Siation ORI T ane e to read the want columns or ELLIS ISLAND WORK LAUDED | [ = o 2 Honorary President AMENDMENT IS ADOPTED!n,,‘ A : would be - | shawst suorine 0 i v B e "iddons Twill hear Hundreds of situtions are ough them nt and recelv ar., Proponents of Senate Plan Will Flght_nvftflls« Floor NEW CHIEF CLERK | swneal N TREASURY SWORN agricultural Ho Home for Local Members Nearer | Increases. as T Where Can You Buy a Five-Room Bungalow Like This crip provision wa e MeNary-Hausger J. L. Dillard Succeeds John H. Bit- tenberider, Who Goes to adoption of Revenue Burean . #ell- ernment cor to Mount Verna of plac wreaths on the sarcopl ¢ P the i o J. 1 Dillard, pet up to sellf goggmction divisic recelved | oh Chairmiin orn in yes- plus abrosd. would b the office torday available as ar ‘ elgn | dmon hureasu of In | | the o " 11 .,mn.,! revenus i i ) . 3 o The ceremc 5 o was performed i $ th presen elics v : ) ' ¥ Sh| Harley V Fund for Chaptes 1 ‘ : : [ arics v, s 1 e Difficuit to Kedeen. [man. weis | B F i > s he Treas | §2.66 I ( t sther offh v i that office. T | new official’'s d J. L. DILLARD. Mr. Bitenbender have served eigh- teen years in the Treasury Depart- { ment. Mre. Myrtle W. Small. chief of the inquiries division, succeeds Mr. Dil- lard as ohief of | the destruction division. Mrs. Myrtle B. 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He was| before the altar by her ho desircd to pos: f Dido there overn the que medic .| e being I and was follow- | nople Collsge for of JauGhter Trom tn6 onTared closed by t ties. The police tions frc ruction at For Auditorium Committee. Origin of Sheep. omewhat of a juzzle to hit race brough lh('n on in ng The resolution authori nough to accommo the ever- | the school of medici srowing membership of the Da | = ""““}l_’;':' “K“\' British Flyer Leaves Athens. 10 COM- 1 ATHENS, April 17 L ¥ > sesticated ) 0f today have much h.xr’ wool, There are more than t ki of domestic sheep | buyer kuows more than | wool | Cairo, where he about 430 p. Cheaper. $ p.m., 56, | the committee o 8 am., 48; | tha nm., | ar From Judge. au- chol- i for the Philip- he price for two in t t 'em or don't ¥ tle Mediter- 167 | pir r moneys in other honds in_or- occurred | dor o ¢ te of interest & am. to- | tion of the dozen dele- w/ 2 s and one by | leaped to their & last year— ed n.»\ beliey t would he > | it e bonds of In vain the The wrigbt Company veiled terms than that intro- “Good Furniture” by the Maryland delecation | ifered by the delega- muddy. Tide Tables. s | d by the United States| (Furnist n from Oreg resolutic 65¢ Half-Pound Can of Fresh Prince Albert Tobacco To Every Purchaser of a Genuine out Saturday [SURGEON USES music TO “STEAL” APPENDICES‘ T Phonograph Is Added to Opentmg Equipment of Hospital at ’ Brooklyn. i | From the New York Herald. | It might appear like a white enam- aled sanitary icebox ou were being | Wheeled into the operating room a | Refngerators St. Catherine’s Hospital in Brooklyn, but it has sweet music in it—sweeter | lighted | IMP C 1 MEN! Here’s Good News for You! MEN WHO RELISH SPORTS AFIELD WILL FAN ° ® PIECE GOLF SUIT FEATURED AT | GOLDHEIM'S—THE RUXTON. | | - | Y THE FOUR- COAT DRAPED IN LOOSE. | LOUNGY ENGLISH FASHION i WITH THE PLAIN BACK, THREE- At the Low $1 00 BUTTON FRONT AND FULL, PLUS- Price of ... ° FOUR KNICKERS, VEST AND REG- than ever came out of cold roast and | the of and ends. 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