Evening Star Newspaper, May 21, 1925, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, MAY 21. 1925 R .- ‘“’ER”IBISM ANGERS Abe Martin Says: [NEW PLANT FOUND [oue e pase meisudoess a o other location. %y FOR U' s' ENGRAVERS Scotch Realty Moves Fast. 0. | . of Celly Sl | Z \ T P Real estate operators have had‘n g i s : busy time of it in Scotland during the 1 22 Bureau Division Will Be Moved t0|jast six vears, since the end of the et b S S = s World War. It is estimated that one- . . Better Quarters, if Money third of the area of Scotland has Is Available | changed hands through real estate transactions in_that time. ¥ Governor of Washington Calls | et Child Conference “Altru- i o 5 | The Treasury Department is seri- : T Vietrels No. 35 ously making an effort to move the - silas ” S entire er ving division of the Bu- Bluck fabric istic Twaddle. veau of Engraving and Printing to ] (o LS i RN better quarters — something which SR the engravers have been hoping for vears. 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