Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1927, Page 3

. LTHE I\I‘\IW (NTAR, W \QHI\( TON, T V€. TIllR\D\Y DECEMBER Sturtevant Blowers * for Burning . Buckwheat ' Coal FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W, '-———r—-—-r SPECIAL NOTICES. ‘mnc: s m‘nsnv GIVEN THAT THE Stee) ement Co February 1. 1038, from Whieh ima ieilortet on ootd botide will ctaee Federal Power Commission. |§ .u compliance with the Fed- eral Water Power Act (41 Stat., MOSES 1S ELECTED = - SENATE PRESIDENT | Thayer Is Made Secretary e and Barry Sergeant, After Discussion. s re-elected Senator Mo: ndidate rm Président pro tem 1963) notice is hereby given that r the South Branch Power Cm“'w pany, of West Virginia. having its’ office in Philadelphia. Ps has\ filed an amendment to its application for a pershit for a water power de- velopment on the Cacapon River and South Branch of Potom River so as to enlarge the proj- ect to include the mnstructmnl of dams and storage reservoirs | at Brocks Gap, Zdes Fort, ‘ Petersburg and Springfield, W. Va,, and dams and power houses at Chain Bridge and Great Fall near Washington, D. An objection to such application, or| request for a hearing thereon.| together with any briefs, reports | ‘or other ‘data for which con-| sideration is desired, should be| submitted to the Executive Sec retary, Federal Power Commi sion, \\'ashingmn, D.C. { HIS itors. | DR. PAUL L. JOACHIM HAS druk store located at 200 E st. ne. AT 1 ible for debts eon- | PLE, T dersizned will B "o | one | by them only e nder thers Tasm M SURGER " PERTHA WURTIBURGER. AFTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE RE- sponaible {or any debts excepting thoae con- iracted for b ADSIE E. ROBI- XETTE, 541 1 NiLL NOT BE R s “contracted CHAS, X, merly 0f.302 Ard st se. 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Dobell of Mc rms Barry Under Q here was a )nh( preliminary | { r Ty and the speci funds committee regardi ing of subpoenas for that col connection_with the Vare c Senator Reed of N | had concluded not to b before the Senate, but that in view | of the request he would ecollections of what took ongress adjourned last ) ¢ Hoed said, the committee of which | 0 papers & the matter | he js chairman desired cert: served in Pensylvan! curing the ballots in the election ca Documents were prepared and Barry was called before the commit- | tee. Senator Reed said the sergeant-at- | rms inquired where the money would ome from to pay the expenses of arrying out the order. The Senator \1 la ol call securved, Benator Ttéed »m wat«t| AN 1S ASPHYXIATED the time he fe ( the time wag that he hna doubt as committee. Assured of (1Nb|)enlllull of the matter that he v ou commit no fur [ th | Der nominee .for sergeant- unw Mr. Dobell was deféate D 42 to 40. A motion to re jarry then was adopted wi In the ca call vote Minority e name prope ns. vot mn tempore wu ote by which had been Mr st door No “Stop” Signs or “Go” Signals Between CORCORAN COURTS 23rd and D Streets N.W. center of Why &pend the hours riding to office when you can live in these DE LUXE APARTMENTS at moderate rentals (as low with unusual service. attrac fast downtown Maid Service, ian, ete. CAFRITZ 14th & K Agents M. 9080 id that some one had stated that |= the chairman of the committee on eon- | tingent expenses of the Senate would | not approve vouchers for this purpose. Wanted to Seek Advice. Mr. Ba was told the money would | be advanced by the committee or one | of its members, according to Senator Barry ask: ed for timq to seek advice because hy | was in doubt as to his rights to t that the next step was the writing of | a letter by the committee asking Mr. stated hout. 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