Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1924, Page 26

b 26 . THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. WEDNESDAY, : COUNTY SIGNBOARD \WOMEN ARRANGE SESSiON| WOMEN SEEK RIGHT SCHOOL FUND RAISED, |parochial school winl be erectea on| PAINTINGS ARE CHOSEN. |internationsi exnivit for further exhi- |the Philadeiphia Art Club. the the property. bition In varous parts of the coun- | Francisco Art Assoclation, the Tole 1 T N Visiting here a fow months ago, N Among museums and art galleries|Museum of Art and the University . FIGHT ls GONTINUED Prince Georges County Federation To sERvE ON JURIES Buffet Supper and Entertainment |, hpishop Curley urged the parish- | Canvases at Carnegie to Be Shown for which puintings were to be se-|Michigan Art Department. Meeting to Be Held May 21. Fie Given in Ballston, Va. joners to build such a school. It is Elsewhere. oo o tie Alusignt Callery, But- Special D proposed to make the day of the cor- | L, \uspypowy, May 7. Representa- (1o Memorial Gallery . N “A wildfower on the bush i worth St | * Arlin, ivi T-| BLA May 7.—| Maryland League of Voters at Bal- N, Va., May 7.—The Par- [ner stone laying an occasion of Pll- | ¢eq ‘of a number of art museums = TN ASGatin: . ten in the tonnean.” — Presiden: 5 gton Civic Body Told Supe S e 4 B : the Ball- | grimage from all parts of the arch- |were in Pittsburgh today to select | Iuitiiute the Sosmim ot sass cloyi | Thomas P. Henry of the American visors Have Not Rejected Pro- | ie prince timore Recommend Amend- 3 L W @ diocese. paintings at the Carnegie Institute | ing {0 (0o Museum of Arts, Cleve- - /s o enciation. posed Tax of $1 a Foot. Hon "“ Womens Clu L ment to Law. Special Dispateh to The Star BALTIMORE, May 7.—A recomi- rounds . . : £ A 4 A : | me 1 that an amendment to the o 4 Lol s g : A *| sury 1w permitting women to serve | W i hairman of to the Old | your car— ordinancs of the A ) ¥ will be by | was passed yesterday at the annual| Mors orer. chalniian, 18 P anon o B Clagett of 1pper Marl-| convention here of the Maryland B ke e or 2 then yo“'ll D e T the | League of Women Voters pyhe Procecds are to be expended kno h O e M avenson | TS J Sterling MoF thutrmi: ew Hot-Water Heater = t¢ te ® hy CNLS ) state Jaw of marriage and divorce | generally ving the school = = f 3 e . ; be drafted by a special commitico and Eround Best Gas Appliances, Including I s e & bosg mitted to all the states; th e il = ae't“t “e e 4 al study be m h 2 N A, ; Hiic: | PLAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. 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