Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 16

16 STATE TO PUSH ROADS. Virginia Official to Address Con- tractors on Urgency. Special Dispateh to T RICHMOND, Star. July 9.—Several tion contracts are rded by the state highway n here Ju ¢ annou nt of Com- make an a bi will have cts and finish s set forth in do not. there being lon finished and wh cetours. From will be required t ect within the tin penalty will be ALEXANDRIA. ALE DRIA, V: eial).—Charlie Chinese owners o South Roy this 3 ¢ discovered more d other dru Lee and rrested raiding than $3,000 cony burg - Sevent ROCKVILLE. ROCKVILLE, Md,, July 9 (Speéial). —Under the leadership of- Rev. Berk- ley Griffith, rector of the Episcopal Church at Poolesville, and Rev. C. K. Ray of Washington, formerly pastor of the Poolesville Methodist Church, about one hundred and fifty members of the community leagues of Pooles- ville and Barnesville, this county, motored to Glen Echo Park last eve- ning for an outing. ‘While at work at Che Bethesd Chase Ter- Best, county, were e court here ch'$100 and costs. number of the members of part i many b he privilege of attending is n to all 4H Club members of the > have completed their proj- outlined and who are in good their com Snowden, ¢ - been issued b he: i both of Rovyes, for James Edward known resident of the 1 - | soon have a headquarters of | " THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1924.. THE TIMID SOUL. onN FIre ! COPR 1924 (X T WORLD). PRESS PTB 0 artment, which has ever since its establishment, two years ago, ithout a home, o to speal Wil- d, the county commission- d 'to convert a portion of ment of the courthouse into e vt \MSrjees GEE' Look AT TW AIR-E -D- PLANE —By WEBSTER. You See T, Bl ? now engaged in making the change. be up-to-date in ev Chief Aud predi a noticeable in- crease in the efficiency of the force as a result. —— The Parsees are forbidden to talk Women of Porto Rico were re- fused registration when they at- tempted to register as voters. They appealed to the supreme court of Porto Rico but it decided against m. Now they declare they will rry their fight to the Supreme ourt of the United States next No- COUNTY PERMITS BOXING. Berwyn and Kenilworth Bouts Favored Despite Protests. Special Dispateh to The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., July 9.— Boxing in Prince Georges County, de- spite the antagonism of citizens, ap- parently will survive July. The Prince Georges County commissioners, meet- Ing here yesterday, recommended the issuance by the state boxing commis- sion of permits for bouts at Berwyn and Kenilworth for the rest of the month. 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