Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1926, Page 6

.6 ¥ DISTRICT WELFARE PLAN IS URGED Miss Mabel Boardman Asks Senator Capper’s Aid on | Local Method. isons why Con- | o York plan | 1 aid o de | District and the p.-..m.-‘ today. \ the Commission % J are | Legislation | Her firsi a vas that a sepa- | rate mothers' -, s advocated | by the New Yorkers, would lead to a | division of authority between such an azency and the newly created public welfare board, 1 Miss Board- that ‘the cost of ssistance to moth: children will et tapayers, « people of the District lowed to say how the aid | 1d place the thers if they from the w provided for m tl Miss Roardman thank i« enate committe wishes of the people t on this question. Bills Divergent. The House has passed the bill em- Yodying the k idea, but the Serate committee has reported fa- vorably the bill prepared by ingtonians, placing mothe under the weltare board, in with tl ot Distriet_eiti ith a multiplicity of !uu\d A\‘ rict plan. | sion e the e in stan of the! i ms. however, that on the floor G & epetetiio « early dats when the sidering calendar business. MAN ROBBED OF $278 HE PUT UNDER PILLOW Thief Takes $200 and Watch From Vest as Grocer and Wite Sleep. Gold: m awoke sleep of his home, 2500 Ontario ro: find that a thief who entered s bedroom during the night had stolen $278 from under Aaron from the his life i Orchestra, ntelmann, leader;. son, second leader, . Winden th “Poet and P ¥ Overture, “Russian Slumby “Valse a lu Bien Almee” Schutt Solo r'.. flute, accompunied by 2 in B Minor” Bach Polonatse. Double. Badinerie. 1 i ) Suite d'orchestre, Poetigues™ (@) “In the () “On the andante. (@ “In the vivace Grand march Woad Mountain,” Villuge,” allegro que” aint-Saens : Halls of i cash from a vest hanging on a chair | and a $200 wateh and ¢ 1in, Goldstein fulded his trousers care. last night and placed them un- s pillow, with the $278 in small Lills in one of the pockets. The other lnr‘h was in his vest pocket on der b Neither Mr. heard night. Inspection of the house revealed hat a hole had been cut in the rear asement door. Goldstein nor his wife anything suspicious during the Two . billion dollars’ merchandise are in ¢ roads in the United INDGESTION, GAS STOMACH MISEHY Chew a few Pleasant Tablets Instant Stomach Relief! worth of nsit on The moment “Pape’s reaches the stomach all distr Lumps of indigestion, gases, burn, sourness, fullness, flatulence, palpitation, vanish. Ease your stomach now! Correct digestion and acidity for a few cents. the pillow on which he slept, $200 in Druggists sell millions of packages. THE EVENING STAR, W BUILDING PROGRAM { PLANS ARE RUSHED 100 to 150 Extra Employes Needed in Supervising Architect’s Office. With the $165,000,000 public build ines bill, carrying $50,000,000 for the Distriet of Columbia, ulveady passed by House and due for favorable action soon n the S the administra tion 18 laying preliminary plans to go ahend, immediately after iy enact mient, with the new building prog not only for the Nation for numerous post offices and e buildings throughout the country. Between 100 and 160 additionul em >s will be needed in the office of t vising architect, it has heen estimated, and the £ivil Service Com- mission today dis At 0t i ad vertising examin: experts who would be nece: Meuntime » ‘% planned t) becomes luw offic t as soon AMERICAS fonmosv Whose money and time are invested in any branch of the show business can read this issue Eewith profit, At news stands Capital, lnu u diately Into their work, so as to en- able the Government to catch up as soon as possible in its construction pro- gram, now far behind. Decide Sites Soon. The Public Buildings Commission on Space, for instance, of which Senator Smoot of Utah is chairman, 11 meet to determine what bufldings shall be erected in the District of Columbia and where. In the field this kind of work will be done under the bill by the Post- master General and the Secretary of the Treasury. Although all officials directly cerned have been circumspect as to details of the plans in v understood that already there h been many preliminary understand- Inis as to what may be accomplished | under the new program, In the District of Colmbia, for in stance, it has been pointed out thut some of the greatest are for housing for the general accounting nternal I((\l-mw Bu con- ill be lo v oas possible bill becomes law. Details of Examinations. The Civil nounced tha 30 W Service Commission an on April 27 and April examinations will be hington and clsewhe ASHINGTON, | cations which s D. C. THURSDAY. needed in the office of the supervising architect. On April 27 examinations will be held for associate construction engl neer, for which the salary will be $3,000. On April 30 examinations will be held for the following positions: Archi- t, $3,800; associate architect, $3.000 ant architect, $2,400; associate engineer, $3,000, and assistant engl- neer, ely any men of this type are found on the eligible lists. ned. A few draftsmen listed, but it is uncer- 3 qualifl- | they have the be desired. tain whether Con Have you $50,000 or more you wish to invest in real estate in the Greatest City in the World ? One of the best corners in the business section of Wash- ington can be bought at the right price. Call Main 4956 for an appointment. E. WHYLAND SHAFFER PI STACH | 0 VAN | LLA Special Two-Flavor Combination MARCH 18, 1926. sequently, it was pointed out in some quarters today, additional examina- tions for draftsmen may besheld later. The supervising architect’s office already has launched into the busi- ness of carrying out plans provided for in 1927 Post Office und Treasury departments appropriation act. 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