Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1927, Page 11

1927. 11 CITIZENS COMMEND STAR CUP FIREMEN Gifts and Praise Mark Trib-| ute Paid Company 21 by Community. complete- 1y renovated, and a sum of money to be ed company ho he cup was won, now a _ba W v encil, pipe o the company in appre es and friendship. rvice in 6 s right to the nte fell_sligh made the thereby ret ond vear. Victory next year will make company permanent hol trophy. Mr. Whitwell ex ed only the pride of the citizens in the accomplishment of No. 21, but the esteem in which they were held as neighbors and the appreciation of the residents of Lanier place of the con- sideration shown by the firemen in the quietness with which they ansgver night alarms. “fastest time in the city, aining the cup for the sec- and the gift was dents and busi- | place. esentations, Chief ta - consent of George | S. Watson, chief engineer of the Fire Department, demonstrated to the | citizens how 21 won the cup. The | engine was ect from the door; citizens how won the cup. At the stroke of the gong, one man cranked, the driver with a companion leaped aboard and the engine was out- side the house in less time than the average motorist takes to shift gears. Officials of the Fire Department present included Capt. C. C. Fling, the commander ofp the Lanier place fire house; Lieut. J. H. Davidson, his sec- ond in command, and Capt. F. D. Gibbs, acting chief of the fourth battalion. VIRGINIA ELKS GATHER MONDAY FOR TWO DAYS Every Lodge in State Expected to Be Represented at Fredericks- burg Session. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. FREDERICKSBURG, Va., August 18.—All is in readiness here for the opening of the Virginia Elks Con- vention Monday for a two-day ses- sion. Representatives from all lodges in Virginia and many visitors will be Fred Harper of Lynchburg, former Erlnd exalted ruler of the United tates. Dave Johnson of Hampton, presi- dent of the Virginia association, will preside over the On Monday night a banquet given, followed by a dance. Business sessions will end Tues- day with the election and_selection of the 1928 convention city. The on, will be athing party and band concert, to be given at Belvedere Beach, on the Potomac River, Tuesday hfternoon. Both visiting and local 'Elks and their ladies will attend this outing. ‘W. B. F. local lodge, preparations being made for the en- tertainment of the visitors. ¥ SUES FOR WINDOW SPACE Lessee of Half of Store Declares He Is Entitled to Half of Display. Melvin H. Schlosberg, who sells tadies suits and coats at 1307 F street, yesterday filed suit for injunction against Jacob Liebster, furrier, who occuples half of the same premises. Schlosberg says his lease calls for the use of one-half of the display space in the two windows for advertising and display purposes. He asserts that Liebster occupies both windows, to the exclusion of his display. Attor- ney Leon Robbin appears for the laintiff. 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