Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1926, Page 10

10 THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., FEBRUARY 21, 1926—PART 1s Best Clock in U. S. Loses One Second Only in 50 Days Americs most timely clock off the fleeting moment& th a variation of only two one- 53500 RAISED HERE FORFILIPINO WAFS 3 way from the master timekeeper, clock at the Bureau . which has this small time used as a measuring _time in Contributions to Date Large- ly Without Solicitation. ! Dawes on List. in ick tor —_— | tervals the bureau. The clock A total of S$.600 already has been | i8S electrically wound twice a minute has a contact by sontributed by Washingtonians toward the $2,000,000 trusi fund bei in the United States for ben; send second signals of the bureau. checked each d fortunate children of Ame! ‘ comparison with the noon signal Filipino blood in the Philippine | from the Obsery A Islands. Among the contributors is| which uses observations to Vice President Dawes. set the Nation's time. This announcement was made At U B. R. T. OFFICE STAFF i TO BE GIVEN PENSIONS Maximum of $100 Monthly Will Be Paid to Incapacitated Union Employes. i to 0 or | and four of prior to announcy activity rmally | By the Associated Press ). Ohio, February 20.— here was i ing at th yflower Hotel las Plans for and sick benefit ddresse Vice Presi for office of the . Gord Johnston, W. m | hood of Raflr Prainmen we i“orbes, former governor general of | nounced last night by W. G. Lee, its and the Rev.| president. It is said to ! . president of the | labor organization to e j stons for this class of workers. the Philippine Island F. X. A, Byrne, 8 Jesuit Colle; Manila slish pen- The hington quota of th The maximum pension will be $100 40,000 trust fund is placed at | monthly, but in no case will it amount Coreoran Th f the | (o more than 50 per cent of the salary iund. Checks shoul made out 1o paid the employe before becoming in » MG Fifteenth st Among the earl i are im and sent nnounced ors to the 1 capacitated. 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