Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1926, Page 12

RETIREMENT REPORT EXPECTED SHORTLY Lehlbach Will Have Bill for House in About Three Weeks. TOOPENTOMORROW Effort to Be Made to Intro- W I The new bill liberalizing civil serv- i g ce retirement, which the civil serv- ce committee of the House s drnft- | ne after hearings, will be ready for | nresentation to the House in two or ‘hree weeks. This was stated yester- lay by Chairman Lehlbach of the civil service committee, who expects to -eceive the report of the actuar'es on he cost of the retirement schedule n time to use the figures in the com- mittee report on the bill. In executive session yesterday, the members of the committee made good Trogress in adjustment of points hich are highly controversial, or on hich there has been a difference of spinfon, and especially in smoothing it many administrative features, Mr_ Lehlbach expects to get \otion at this session on the bill to 1holish the Personnel Classification oard and turn its duties over to the Mivil Service Commission and action yn several other measures now pend- ing hefore the committee. PETRONEI | Herbert D. Browne, chief of the . TTnited States Bureau of Efficiency, versity. of *Belgrade, the |was precent during part of the ses- pes of Jugosl: ion of the committee yesterday to pre- tured on the ori- ent information which he had been ¢ "Veanja, after whicl | »sked. to prepare by Chairman Lehl- d into two camps, the | bach. led by the Orthodox sts, led, by The Orthodox camp battle, claiming fon an offense All Can Enjoy. @ns of Spring tomorrow nds, *5 municipal are thrown open M toot The first defin will appear in W when 37 play and 12 public schoo for the s Rhodes, mants for the event which ha ited expectantly by school children school age by Mrs. Rhodes While man he will be continu this seavon, Mrs that an effort will on Susie arrange. been | m by supervisor. al thousands of many of pre- ipleted last night 1d her staff popular games 0 nds ted out to create and . like, she expa'ned, pro- | PRUK. BXKAINISLAY n and ath'etic activities | VITCH only for a limited number. Soccer is Popular. Soccer was one of the favorite games on the playgrounds last vear | and its popularity is' expected to con- | all to the FAVOR WORLD COURT. Southern Students Back Tribunal and Indorse Locarno Pact. GAINESVILLE, Ga., february 27 Southern students favor the World Court 1 means of preserv- $1,600,000 FLOOD LOSS IN ALLEGHANY VALLEY |inz ipteonationsd 1o e e 'por | sible form of Buropean security guar- antee. ; This was brought out in the official statement of the findings of the third annual Southern students' conference on international relations formulated here today. The findings 3 reached after a threeday session when the students were guests of * | Breneau College. One hundred delegates and visitors, representing 30 colleges in Virginia North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor- . Florida, Tennessee and Alabama which inds i Wia | wn Gorge Near Franklin, Pa., Inundates Low Section for Dis- tance of Ten Miles. ounds which will The 10 school pl: chool | te open only in the afternoon include those were conducted through December by the municipal playground department, | with two additional ones, the Johnson Powell and the Jefferson. The others gz schools: Adams, |1 e. Corcoran, Denni-| Fairbrother, Giddings | ¢ g By the As 10 miles, a result of were flood ance of hout ved today @ The next meeting will be held in hed a crest last night of 24 feet.| Atlanta. feet above flood stage. lstimates of property loss ran as| as §1.000.000. Weather obsery lieved the stream would re but pointed out th t and 1 floc C. 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Twenty-twc national organizations of women wil. participate in the proceedings, which | will be continued throughout the can eon and meeting: Teachers, ics Assoclation, American of Women's Clubs, Girls’ Sociely il Women of the afternoon, at the headquarters of the Women's Clubs, 1734 N street northwest. Representatives from the following organizations will attend the lunch- American Association of Univer- sity Women, American Federation of American Home Econom- Nurses' ciation, Council of Women for bs adaration Friend'y Alnericy, Insiitute Frater: S Amert Institute of Homeopathy; Medi- 3 THY. SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 28 1926—PART 1. cal Women’'s National Association, National Association of Colored Women, National Committee for a Department of Education, National Congress of Parents and Teachers, National Consumers' League, tional Council of Jewish Women, tional Couneil of Women, National Education Association, National Federation of Business and Profes- sional Women's Clubs, Nationa! League of Women Voters, National Women’s Christian Temperance ion, National Women's Trade 'nion League, National Board of next week. cAsk Your Wife to pass on this Studebaker Big Six Sedan, now $1895 Young Women's Christian Associa- tion and Service Star Legion. 100.000-Pound Charge of Dynamite JEROME, Ariz., Workmen today neared the end of a task of placing 100,000 pounds of dyna- mite in a hill of copper ore on the properties of the United Ver®e Copper Co. near here. The blast is intended tc loosen the ridge of ore to permit it to be handled by steam shovels. dynamite is to be “touched off” early ROBINSON WILL LEAVE. Assistant Secretary T. Douglus Robinson of the Navy Departmen will sail for Panama March 4 fro: Hampton Roads aboard the batil ship Colorado to inspeet naval tions in the Canal Zone and visi ¢ battle and scouting fleets in South-r:. waters. He will .eave Washington today for Hampton Roads and before his return will inspect activities of l[hg‘nnval administration in the West ndies. February 27 (®).-- The —ask her to note the upholstery, appointments and fine finish One-Profit prices and Unit-Built construction have made Studebaker Big Six the fastest-selling high-powered car in the world today rOU will appreciate the Big Six Sedan because it has all the power, speed, stamina and long life that a man could desire in a motor car. 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