Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1928, Page 11

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The maximum number of 700 | | reservations already have been taken | ~ 1 and sale of tickets has been stopped, of. | vations have set aside for honor guests of the Board of Trade, among whom will be members of Con- . and other Federal and District of- | fictals, Acceptances have been recelved from | tor Warren, Wyoming, chairman of nate appropriations committee; Representative Simmons, Nebraska, of the House appropriations committee; Senator Capper, Kansas, of the Senaie District committee, and Representative Zihlman, Maryland, chairman of th House District _committee; Senator Copeland, New York; Senator Jones, William P. MacCracken, cretary of Commerce for Edward T. Clark and F. Now is the time to have your furniture upholstered. prices this stock of tapestries, velou mohairs, sk etc., to select from. 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The cost of the meeting, it is isaid, will run into several thousand | dollars. Raymond M. Florence is chair- man of the budget committee. i$90,1 12.50 Sl:IM ASKED FOR COURT OF CLAIMS| | | Supplemental Appropriations for| | Salaries and Expenses Recom- : by President and Director Lord. Supplemental appropriations for sala- | ries and expenses of the commissioners 1$90,112.50, have been recommended to | Congress in communications from Pres- | | ident Coolidge and Director Lord of the | Budget Burea. This money is immediately needed because the joint resolution continuing | the commissioners in the Court of Claims, approved January 11, 1928, will | continue in effect for three years. 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Florence, chairman of the budget com- Brooke Amiss, music committee. Lower: William Ellis, dinner committee, and George V. Triplett, rnirrllln-; ment committee. “There will be no formal speeches at | mittee for the annual Midwinter dinner of the Eoard of Trade, February 4, and | BLANTON.BLOCKS BILL TO PROMOTE MAJ. COUPAL | Objects to Advancing Army Officers || Morely Because They At- tend President. By the Associated Press. | Action on a Dbill to promote Maj.| President Coolidge, was blocked in the House vesterday by Representative ' Blanton, Democrat, Texas. Objecting to the Reece bill to make Coupal a colonel, the Texan attacked the precedent of promoting Army offi- cers because they attended the Presi- lent. The bill was called up under ruk‘s‘ consigeration. | B Por the school year 1925-1926, Texas | bought text books for free use in the public schocls to the amount of $2,- 819,261.95, or $2.12 for each pupil. 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