Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1926, Page 5

WELFARE BOARD | T0 MEET TUESDAY Director Expected to Be Chosen Then—Nine Mem- bers Named by City Heads. ewly created | the-persor: Organization of tl Board of Public W nsl of which was a ed yesterda afternoon %y the Disirict Commission- | ers, will be completed at a meeting in vilding Tuesday morn- k tly identified work in the i constitute the new board, which will begin to func- tion July 1. supy the Board of | o Children’s | Members of Board. Members of the heard and their | Dr. George | eorgetown | amem- | M Kober, University Med: ber of the H ciation John Joy president of Guardians. i Frederick W. hildren's of ans and Mrs. ominent in Jewish ax Selection of the ‘mined b; Cuno H. Rud Board of Distr announcing the out that Mr. . Kober were reluctant cept the offices on the board, and did so only after hav Ing been convinced that the intimate knowledge gained by their long serv- ice fitted them for this important work. The board at its orzanization meet- | ing is There & position, a Ball of Del different terms was | 1 of the ners, in pointed its creation in 1 . as first sition. under the law, will nd_exclusive control of the following in- The work- formatory have comp! and ma stitutio house of the District || Judge Changes His Own Opinion, lichael M. Doyle, Frede VERDICT IS SET ASIDE Sl THE HARRIS &/ FurtNe Upper, left to right: nolds and W. W. Millan. Newcomb and Mrs. Hucll ming. EVENING 8§ ] l MEMBERS OF CITY’S NEW WELFARE BOARD o (u-mx:" M. Kober, Mrs. Charles Goldsmith and John Joy Edson. Lower, left to right: Mrs. Emmett J. Scott, I‘Aluurd STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1926. HARRISE EW NG Center, left to vight: lay seitles for the present at second proposition on which *he stockholders attacked the adjudica IN PIGGLY WIGGLY CASE | i e proceeding: SUNDAY GAMES OPPOSED. Holding Former Decree Was Er- nicipal ng House, the Industrial Home School, the Indus: Home | School for Color District Traini Arundel Count Besides nomin public welfare, who Will be the execu | entered uilfoyle su ¢ board, the|q proximately § t | former directors of the P Corporation, 1 Under the creating the board it will be necessary to hold not monthly meetings each year. The | wave autMority to make all rules, regulations and ad- | ve orders governing the | charge of its duties as will promote | % the director of |ing th 2l han nine rogu!.n[ ce, that H. L. ttacked the decree for fraud and er- 4 r. had a right to proceed as a com. organization of its work and the dis- | plainant in a si ¢ A jury re efficiency of service and economy of |the Guilfo by roneous on Its Face. e e for Rich us protest | confere; a vig against the suggestion that the pub. | arS A ATe oanea parks be opened after zment of ap-|S for tennis and inst seven ! 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