Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1924, Page 26

S — -~ 8 SESE e TERRAE S A, e ——— — door, where & panel Wwas removed. It T STREET-OPENING ACTION ON WELFARE USE PICKAX ON SAFE. was found, however, that fron bars prevented entry. The burglars then Auto Strikes Young Girl. Sarah Stefir, twelve years old, of LK? LAWS | TPONED |Hevaware Store. Thieves Make | went to the front of tne store, climb- | |15 H_Strect Borthonet, was siinck [ 0. KD BY CITY HEADS S POS Haul ot 975, i aaiains oot sna ohiained | ot SHSmORS sRcrated by Abrs, o — ( entrance through the front second- | 12th and H streets northeast, suffer- Thieves used a pickax to break 'ts 3 3 i i88i i = story window. They found nothing | Ing serious injuries, yesterday after- Plan to Provide New Artery in|Commission to Hold Off Until Fall|open a safe at the hardware store of | 00 o0l tunce wnd fire nsur- | 1007: She was taken to Casualty § M Affecti Sam Ullman, 1778 U street, some time | 5ncePr iy Sos" iy the safe. Hospital and treated by Dr. Fitzger- > / Northwest Section Approved on Measures Affecting ! b B l l j / regulate child-caring agencies has | Y £ / last night, but the sum total of the ald. At first It was thought she suf- at Hearing. Children Here. Measure Now Up to Federal High- been postponed until fall by the ('om-l 0 ;: P 4 loot amounted only to about $75 worth 0 Mo fered a fracture of the skull, but later mission on public welfare legislatjon. @ L of radio appliances and misceilaneous The United States Post Office De-| it was decided that such was not the it partment here uses a heavy duty|injury. Her condition was regarded This was decided upon at a meeting of the commission yesterday. 1508 H Street Washington, D. C. (Opporite The Shoreham) WILL FACILITATE TRAFFIC Tinal action on the proposed new Juvenile Court law and the bill to idently an attempt first was ' electric cleaner for cleaning stamp- | as serious today, however, largely at- way Commission. Before adjourning for the summer: made to gain entry through a back canceling machines. \ tributable to the shock. Tlans for the establishment of a[the commission passed . resolutions new traflic artery in the northwest | thanking Willium Hodson of the Rus: e S 35tn | sell Sage Foundation for the expert ¢ . street from 35 1 section by opening T street from 35th 13Gy;c0"%ng “assistance he has ren- strect to Rock Creek drive were |dered In Washington and requesting ed by the Dfstriet Commisston- [that he be allowed to come here again sl e 7 “|in the fall to ald the commission in @ public hearing at the Dis- | e ting its revision of local wel- building today. 5 objection to the project was i 1al the hearing, and the city [appreciation to Mrs. Thomas gave 1t their approval. 1t wiil | for contributing to the efficiency of Y to the Federal Highway Com- | its work. 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