Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 10

10 INDUSTRIAL SHOW RECORDS MAY FALL Attenmnce Tonlght Is Ex- pected to Exceed Previous Best Mark of 6,000. a sllver loving cup; set, the second floor. local arti: act ad w hxt h is co- onel‘allnk Club, le and the and the |4 second inspection of displays. mal Guand ) three successive evenings. < the activities plains the in number of prizes have been donated. Two leading jewelers have each given three cups will e awarded by the exposition; a radio a permanent wave and several other awards have also been provided Visitors to the exposition yesterday afternoon and last night paid especiul attention to the art exhibit, located on Statuary and paint- nd sculptors | i notice. ght” activities vup represent with the X | ainters, the Washington Water Color |4 lod; ‘lub and the Washington Landscape ibitors are remarking upon the | ‘act that a large number of persons - |who visited the exposition last week ' |or carlier in the present week have returned during the past few days for One exhibitor said last night that he had seen the same persons on two THE STAR, U. S. POSITIONS OPEN. Plasterers and Card-punch Op- erators Needed to Fill Vacancies. The Civil Service Commission today innounced an open competitive ex- nination for plasterer to fill vacan- s in the office of public buildings d public parks. The entrance salary is $1,500 a year. After the probational period required by the civil service rules, ment in pay may be made without change in assignment up to $1,860 a .. Promotion to higher grades be made in accordance with the civil service rules as neies occur. Applicants must show that they have completed a four years' appren hip as plasterer, or that they © had equivalent practical training experience. N The commission also announced an open competitive examination for un- der card-punch operator to fill vacan s EVENING The United States Navy Band fur- nished music for several hour An added feature of the Cha of Commerce’s second annual indus- trial exposition at the Washington Au- ditorium tonight will be a chorus, com- nosed of children from Neighborhood House, 470 N street southwest. Mr Inwph Stoddard will lead. The pr ill include a solo by Ruth ar ngement inc Ruth Kaldenback, Hayhoe nis, M Lucille Hart, Regina Katie Schwner and Charlotte Boulgs Irish women have the same rights as men to sit on juries. 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