Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 21

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C.. FRIDAY. 'HH em and th ork is homg done with 3 | 'The cu tions facing the Board of l \( tuaries, My, ¥ Vi sadd, include the T 3 L the present : sed law. will cost year : i REPURI DEI-AYED \, on & {558,000 cmnployes | (Continued from Twentieth Page.) = (1o % vt [ Atehison 15 & son of Mr. and Mrs. ted. Frank B. Etchison of Gaithersburg. ’ o Lehlbach Indlcates Work Wnll\ Not Be Ended Until "1t must figure how lm\\ man; them will vetire uight. t back, with compound in-| A Alargaret Sanger o | - . > mone the have y ived in Washington senlerflly After March 20. tributed out of the . It must r nd will remain here for llgure the number of such employes ' several days at - the Grace Dodge — i a o they Hotel. Lndication that the liberaliz ment bill will not be reported to the | - unday afternoon at the Cos Touse until af f } ¥ by Chair Se Committes he civil serv Mrs. J. l{ Me- y M Mre. Thomas 8. Flahert i . 3 Martin J. Connolly and Mr des 1. Tompkins, WAKEFIELD BILL BACKED. |, 3. prank 1< Shumat of chavia ported by @ special Following the meeting, N When questione ment issued to Brown, chief of v, explaining was {1l in a Wash- v it takes so long " : > . S ‘parc actuarial figures on the |Replica of Washington's Birth- |the home of her sister, Mrs, Eaw. I [ retirement, under the’ new arker, 1420 Twentieth s measure, Mr. Lehibich commented place Would Be Built. “You will note that id sometime aco that if we had the cost fig '~ by March 20, that would be plenty of | The ladies of the Georgla State So. Construction of a replica of the |ciety will entertuin at a “fellowship” it Waketield, W t relm(l would be introduc 1 yester es Neeedd for Report. « mote friendship unoig the fles wnd their National s nust hl\" m\! ein the pi sl e ol e | FASCISTCENSOR ACTIVE. “il service committees of both . Who' are_spending the wi te and House ar ing. o definite promises were made by | Having Curbed Speech, Now Turns Will Join thelr father, Mr. John . Brown, who said the material | as not au until ed by the Census Bui With free & Mrs. now it A Large Responsibili SUEClub tomorrow have made reser ‘It must be handled in « her that one and anoth 1 id M. handling th, know whether n musical ac s who desire to exult music. | to the black- | mu s of | UGiovines, (Youth), nu PArtye's anthem, and « 1 Services, Tonight 8 P.M. Cantor—( htkir—-lfl'llrr ave such fac g & g . have be Subject, “Business Ethics, It has asked the u v XTH STREET SYNAGO( InTRODUCTORY DispLAY ' 1926 Styles LeoNARD (CLEANABLE REFRIGERATORS | el T ——ttls Now is the time when you can buy a Leonard Refriderntor for less than regular price. All the new 1926 styles of Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators are featured here now at special low introductory prices. 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