Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 44

DISTRICT T0 VOTE, OHIO SOGIETY TOLD Edson Predicts Franchise Rights Will Come to Local Residents. president of ling officer John Joy Edson. vice the Ohio Soci and pre “t its meeting last night, took .lon to voice a strong | for the s anting of the franchise to residents of the District of Columbia and for| representation of the District in Con Mr. Edson pointed out that those|j who live in the District must perform the obligations of citizens without the 1ight to exercise any of of eitizenship. He expr vietion that the franchise will be «ranted ultimately to residents of the wistrict. Representative Theodore E. Burton, newly elected president of the societ; asked the co-operation of the membe <hip in plans for future activities, and gave reminiscences of his boyhood days in the Buckeye State. “It is an honor to belong to the Ohlo Society,” he said, “and it is stinction to come from Ohjo. § vVhio, young man, or else come to ashington and help run the Govern- ment.”" Gilbert Grosvenor, president of the | National Geographic & lecturer of the evenin pressions of Hawaii his remarks with motion pictures. ‘The musical program was Dorothy Sherman wife of Willlam T. and Mrs. Paul Bleyde the formal meeting re: served and there was dancing. compose ist. Aft PRISDN_EI?S—W;N FREEDOM. Three Inlvenworth Inmates Will Be Released Christmas Morning. LEAVENWORTH, Kans., December 14 (P).—Three inmates of the United States Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Leavenworth, will receive what they most desire for Christmas—f{reedom. Executive clemency, effective Cnrist- mas mormng has been extended to Claud Tisdel, occa- | os | Pr - | ur and illustrating | hments were | THE EVENING Official Says Navy, Lacking Personnel, will be dependent on for- cign_sources of chart supply, Capt. W. S. Crosley, naval hydrographer, says in his annual report, and this is largely due to lack of personnel with which to keep up with the increasing number of sury making new charts necessary. | There is a general shortage of civil- ian personnel, he says, making it im- | possible to comply thoroughly with { the mission of the Hydrographic Offic all n the division d in_the divi tion. The work United States sources of b in a is espes tr required to make th independent of foreign { chart supply cannot b ble period with the plement. The section of A um: direc- | tions is particularly short of personnel d the revision of sailing directions is falling behind. Reclassification ved the efficier im- again justment | be considered for the field force of 22 civilian employes in the 17 branch hydrographic offices. They are not sufficiently paid, he said. Further readjustments of pay, fol- lowing the passage of the reclassifi cation act, have afforded a measure of relief to the technical employes of the Hydrographic Office, who for so y_years have been underpaid, MAIL BOXES ON TRAMS. sreatly Back of Street Cars. BERLIN, December 14 (#).—Let- s on street cars are an inno- in the German postal system imilar to those at the street are attached to the rear plat- | forms of trolley cars on lines which pass the main post office or important | branches. | Persons desiring to mall a letter wait until the car &omes along, step up behind it and drop the missive in | the box. 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Look for the blue and white Pyro label on the drum. Take homea gallon can of Pyro and keep it in your garage Garages and filling stations sell Pyro from the blue-la- beled Pyro drum U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. 'WHOLESALE ‘Washington, Alexandria, Va. H. Kirk DISTRIBUTORS = emeemeeee Gasoline Co. & Sons, Inc. [ Germany Has Them Attached to| i Southern Automobile Supply Co., Inc. | Speedex Mu?t Depend on Foreign Chart Supplies vears to come the United while in many cases reclassification has not vet had the necessary effect because of lack of funds to bring some of the lower grades near to average in grade. Capt. 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