Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 3

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DOUGHERTY TO REQPEN FORUM OF CIVIC CLUB| Session Tnmorro\\ Mnrka Seventh | Year of Regular Friday Dis- | cussion Meetings. | Speaki “Clvie Opportunities.” | Commiss tor L. Dougherty urate the City Club's forum | son for 1926 in the blue room of | the club tomogrow at 1 o'clock The forum Session tomorrow marks ! the seventh year the club has conduet. | ed such meelngs. They are held every | Friday at 12:30 o’clock and the speak- | e begins his address promptly at | o'clock He is allowed 20 minutes following which there is a l0auinute | ussion. The session is vlosed at| 130 o'clock. { I T Odenthial, executive secretary | of the club. announced that | M. n. Mason M. Patrick, chief of | the Army Air Corps: Willin Burrus | wh. ales iness efficiency: Meile Thorpe, edi- of the Nation's Busines ks at n limeheons Held on Contempt Charge. sted 10 pay his| as divected by | ndier, u tailor 1 in contempt of court to-] ey and ordered 10| e he should svon- | rd remalining, 1he surgeon gen-| Gen. 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