Evening Star Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 3

e little re !hz army of ‘men “p\lr.l(y of his hmflq frnn\ LOW eo i ’g‘en that adorabl: youhg repro- te, the baby, cmsfig‘g&:« ‘hen the milk comes into the home, should be kept at the right tem- mxmre by pure, sparkling Ameri- e 4 : Compilastonér of ‘the:Dis- ‘That a trict of r.‘slumll;i- not an impeach- able officer, but that-President Conl- idge has linph authority to remove Commissionér Fenning, is the de- cision of Representative Dyer -of In every home where children are clean, American Ice should zuard the freshness of the food. American ICE Missourl, ‘chairman of the s the - judiciary commlittee | & which conducted extensive hearings on the ‘34’ charges of impedchment against ‘Mr. Fenning. 'This "conclu- slon is based on an exhaustive study of both questions. lfir Dyer was in’ Washington today oh departmental matters' for his con- -umom.s and before Invlnc for his home in St. Louis was asked by a reporter for The Star whether or not his committes had given considera- tion to the question as to whether M'mth-wgu mnuumm‘mv various provisions - of .of the tvpflobl'c‘ tn. Commissioners Mr. m "I have’ found no’ directly holing- or not the President was clothed with | 4cepts _ | authority to remove Commissioner Fenning from of I Mr, Dyar -mcd that he had given véry ' careful tonsideration to this question in ‘the early stages of this inquiry, and before n.ny evidence in |, the case was taken, ' As a result of his mvu(lnuon of ‘this question he was satisfied the President had ample | :m.:::‘lty to- remove Mr. l'cnnlnl ® e Mr. Dyer, however, stated that heé wanted it . thoroughly and distinctly understood that in giving considera. tion to his views touching this phase of the case he did not want it as. sumed that he was doing this with any idea of advising the President in the ‘matter, but that he considered lt his duty, as cmmn of the subcom- mittee, to examine all' phases of the Fenning case. Kept Within_Duty. He further said: “The power ct m House of Representatives to ini Properties FOR SALE We have cash -buyers and can promise quick and satisfac- tory results. We lead in the sale of business properties in all sections of the city. {Gardiner & Dent, Inc. ‘W. Gilbert Dent, President. 1409 L St. N.W. 7 Main 4884 yery - care- || ful not to attempt to infringe in any iI| way on the constitutional bilities of the President. Our || tee was very anxious to do its duty under the law and the facts, but did not favor’ ad it. ‘“The President, I am neither wishes nor need:‘ mn{ Con- iEvery 30 antet on the hour : and.half “hour TO BALTIMORE — PORSIBL! FOR debis ex ioF et oS, MYERS. 44 s b -w"'fl' gnsm S ERICKLATERS" UNION. o, 3 ofg ot omm-. i vengion of M. I e A fll.nson M. BALD. NTLY IVN G nu;x:n.unm' wers. ?DDED VA§! CON st 3 N 250 0 ». mus K33 JHE e&u.sfi. 705 A ot nw leunllklwvll. dent to the power to appoint, and may be exercised by the President alone in m-»- n:" Armation of. 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