Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1926, Page 3

M.O. * Eldridge . - I don’t belicvo .. that.any one enyies you your arduous work-as Trafic Di- - rector. You are to be congratulated upon your manage- ment of a thank- leu job. lcoulll g ull o warn a molor isl.s who try Rntnr Gas to drive care- fully—for Rotor- . Gas has the Power to Pass! Copyright, 1026, Columbia Oll Company. ITPWUMEN’S WDRK B Conventlon Acts Faster With ‘ Delegates “Da'ed Up” Than: l in Business Clothes. By the Associated_Press. 4 DES MOINES, July ll——flhlmnnl'- ing party dresses and a New York Nl shipied ave. the appareat win: nl ners };! flr‘-’f hon;: in the convention of the National Federation of Business ;ann;l lE‘mt'et;-dl..ymn.l Wumul ‘s Clubs_clos- ere In beaded dinner gowns and other frg:n.l “ Dlhednwremml'mhour-lw l night than they did in two days of parliamentarism, heated argument and mlncuvem while ' clothed in business or t dresses. Miss Lena MlM Phillips, th‘ New York attorney; with a striking but be- coming comun. apparently will bo the next nt of federation. Her only opponent, Miss Mary Stewart of Washington;“ connected’ with the ¥Fed- erdl Department of Labor, has refused to accept the nomination made -from | & " | the convention floor after the nomi- ' oavath, outy 45 .00 2 rooms,dkli!d;'- 5 a1 $57.50 Elevator Service | Easy Walk to Business Section and Departments H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO, 1311 H St. NW. wrGill Oil Burner, 14911 N.Y. AVE. ~ MAIN 6380 SPECIAL NOTICES. s WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fin ANY ebts ‘contracted'by any one except 443 8th s.w. n' FADDED, VANS cons’uwnv RUNNING {ween New York and Wi cal moving: we call Columbia 7667. Express. 2424 18th at. 1 WILL NOT BE zsmss!nlt o hiel? u" ek F%"g"fi 1 WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY nyone ekcet mpmeld. g:m. contpacted by ATRONS OF THE mJ FoN: a30°k , preseription 0 prescriotions. ofe el fus: Diical Co. KINSMAN hxcu. "'fl 4in st nw.. Colorado B ture froi )IA BY e Enlisde nn 3 Ao Trogy Mew ok ] or Baiti- more. |8 NSFERCARD STOK- iugm'mo R T & ifi- ALL CREDJTORS OF The - Arcade a0t Y aad Bark’ o lxl! §FWARD FOR NAME OF Pu)\sofl wno knocked down a man on Lee Highw 3“" day, July 11, around 8:30 p.m. ‘fi endon_1121.3-1 ROOMS PAPERED _WITH OAmEAL OR s L g . $6 to $IT: WANT TO GET RID OF WASH- AY DRUDGER' "nz and let “Thrif Call St ndry, ol R ) Y GIVEN THAT ONE Ford coupeMiNo, S212417. left with s for Tepairs in_the name of Geo: er, 170 5th Washin nows on July 17th, 19 10 enforce lien for HANDLEY MOTOR C( ve. n. T WILL NOT BE lnsronsmu: Pon Al gf\b ,‘e"u“:’i Sirned) 1.8 D Yo uxv W NOTICE OF, Tmsughtf;ion oi Notice is hereby given th; s v civen that the vertnership o T '? \{ Tutia 't 4 B3 e Sald BT Makely Sone. T {n“u'ln( n\lwmumkn il 26, for storage charges & ot uick touw motor No. I‘\lldehlk‘er‘ ‘IUHTIHK mo'&?w -3+ moblle tonring, motor. Ko. P T RAL AUTS, WORKS: ii‘>4bl Eye §t. NW. o™ many . future years. | KOONS c.'“’.?"..i‘.fy TN m- PRINTING IN A HURRY BYRON S. ADAMS , e Qi M i um' but “fast fading nating committee had recommended Miss Phillips. Balk at Child Law Plan. . In a speclal session last night, called after two days of disagreement over policies and membership fees, the con- vention quickly indarsed the major Peboomis: e delosaten balked only proposals. egates on_reindorsement of the proposed child labor amendment, deciding to refer this question to the Statefeder- ations for study. o]] Coming from m-lr annual banquet |8 in their. “best,” he , business women entered ' the .udlloflum deliberated, trapsacted their = business and ad- journed in a jovial spirit that seldom has been shown during the daily busi- ness sessions to which they wore just | & “nice” dressés or the conventional gard of sm;:kl. beading om the blup- crystal ’ dress ot President Olive Joy “rlfll! Cleveland, mirrored a myM of tiny dancing lights en the colorful dresses of the delegates, bringing back pleasant approval of her smiling sub- mission to the meeting of itém after item of the various committee reports. | Miss Stewart Applauded. Miss Stewart, storm center 'when ey "wore bafore. e nouse; Sam viously were ore the ' the. same house, = differently ndred . |sreet’her measures, her apparel of silver from head to toe, and. herseif with applause as all the recom- mendations except that on the labor ameéndment were adopted. In addition to electing officers the convention today will choose between New Orleans, Miami, and Qukland, cun., for the next.reunfon. :Oakland Seeabee as the. prabiible winrar. . delgates as ‘winner, Before the business sessions last were: banquet ing that self.pity {s an unwanted at- tribute in womankind- afid- Stewart decried_self-pity as p in the dark.” Miss Phillips said it was a_‘“‘misery enjoyed by so many,” from the feminine cflmplex." OFFICIALS HAKING ; SURVEY TOFIND A "~ "SITE FOR MARKET (ccnunund trom First Page. chase the equare bounded by Second and Third and Adams streets lnd Rhode Island .nven?“nml;:;z K purposes, on ground that wmgeewu excessive. It also con- ssibility of pul c.m to the school playground should or arn-uleme made (of Illel!fl«lln‘ the “pla; 1in MacMillan Park, at ant streets northwest. estimated that it would require 000 to build the storm sewer. ‘The ~commi aut| of fand on the north side, of volrmdmhmtulh.m Williem L. ‘Bragg’ of le:\ County and H. Eariton Hanes, man_and_secretary, n-pqounly ot .| the Virginia planning. committee ap- pointed bysthe governor to co-operate with the Federal- Plann sion. for’ ‘Washington, fore the .commission’to obtain some idea as to the best ‘method of eo- ) - np-nnon between the two hodies. period Printing That Satisfies | the ss —the most exacting is the kind executed at this plant. The Nationa] Capital Prcss 1210-1212 D ST. 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