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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

APARTMENTS-U
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rooms and I3o2 ;! Ia,s. 1s.h ST NV sssoo
1866 ,coLTMBfA RD. XIV.
rooms rooms and and bath ba,hh. AZ TX tx
F00'Sf Sio AZ RhobE Sd.H ISLAND AVE, Me- oooo W
rooms and BATH 4io io'n 81 .sse 90
rooms 3oHN SF'si aARetsfh Ra I'll 0fa lilo X 1880
rms rec rm, a,sa ana oSih S1E 81 $500 to $1,000
8 rooms and bath -. S5o 90 to S67 so
rooms and bath h............ 1900
1slHA lTAE WYShfNG SHfN SST22SS,r ST2SrE.
lolEH EHewASPS s#AsS ST =,
rooms and 0f5s 800 EYE sT' sfSS 90 to $500 90
r00He cosHhb slf ba'P G AND fsSg0 EYE i ssooo
room. aSnn EItshsne'.e sl ana bath $40 to 59.SSS
rooms li5tsRfnR Wa%FREY aHf 0fsSa fsSs N sr 1900
rOSI enExELHSp, w ida9 NAcoMB ST. &C., ~
2 rooms rooms and and path path sat ~ ~
'''' iRoouols. lilo NJ ST 49,. oo
rooms anu pa: 4lo6 srs en- oOO OO
%Psco%sfS 5Sa bath lo wsdsoSsfs S 'G AVE.
rooms, kitchen. dining alcove and ca ~
. room rooms. kitchen. dining alcove in ooo
sSsna Tooms poach and bash shd bath sso6o to 5SS
room. and Fac Ss3h hAshNEAR e42so FL: to sso. 90
10 FG1%s %THuoS oSa $pa7 sA,af ADAMS MILL $500
rooms and s9sa bath ,s,i sr \ $1,000
rooms. kitchenette and bath: 500 to $4,000
$3.50 WISCONSIN, AVE.
4 rooms and bath. ....,.......... $50
rooms and 5si9 sss9 MASS. AVE: 5000 90
room; rooms md md $$f CONN aaA to isSsS
rooms and PRlSeE i GstRs GfoRaE:: Si'0'00
1913 Both ST
rooms bath s4f and faHRavhhR5S RREh 81 to $4,000
rooms zig RIO asa5 18Th thOs 81 so.'oo
rooms rRi Rfh faa 'Gfih HakvARb sr ,sooo
'00"' 'ai si5i i"r crALIFoRNiA ST. O0'oo ~
rooms Mt '7a yERN6N. Rs!6 sol SssGo !? $500
rooms ana Akf%N RfsS 1898 & s1' 81 ss'oo oo
b rooms and 'asn :ssoo 'l4th ST. e0ooo
fs3 ft!s 1nS rsoI inv
rooms rooms and and bah bah ss7 bo 60
rooms and bath ;5- 90
room. hath l4SS ana GMApaS iheldsas porcb sT
AMBASSADOR. 1850 10th ST.
! room and bath.
2 rooms, bath and porch.
5 rooms, bath and porch.
l433 COLUMBIA RID.
. rooms and bath. ...:....:. $3.50
rooms rooms AND and Sa,h Sath. $4,000 to $50
1871 II ST.
rooms and bath. $50. 90
! rooms and bath. ................. $500
4 rooms and bath. -. $1,000 to $500
8 rooms and bath. ........--.. io00 09
0 'o0"'S aHa s4o5 PRossPEcT AVE. .aoOo
''''''' anu 1917 5th ST. NV. ~oOoO
''''''' anu 33oi N ST
fSasas PasADRSA. SES S''S5 'sS655 ADAMS Mill s5OO Rs
rooms and bath. ................$7 $75. 90
1429 COL. RID.
{ f00iis HHMPToN. fia i74o 18TH sT; 'fo'oo
. ''0''' anu s53i QUE ST: '''''OO
2 rooms and bath. S42.50 to $4,000
:, rooms and bath. h................. 5000
q rooms and bath. h................. 5000
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th st. NV. Main 6SSS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

UNFURNISHED SMALL. CLEAN APT.
over $50. Address Box 1852. Star office )
REFINED COUPLE DESIRE / OR 2
rooms, furnished: kitchen bath; apt; by
Summer: nominal rental; state terms. Adj
dress Box 1917. Star Office.
WANTED. BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE.
private home; 2nd Aoor; ssmf or detached
Mouse preferred: patent examiner: references
1f desired: give details Address Box 22-Z,
>ftar o6aca. "a.
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BUILDING FINISHED MAHCH I6S.
40 APIS. RENTED.
8 AVAILABLE.
THERE'S REASONi
I43O BELMONT ST.
LARGE PORCHES-SoME HAVE TWO
3 rooms and 4 roOms and bath each.
Several may be combined II desired.)
$3.50 to $4,000 EACH.
Exceptionally fortunate in being In this
unusual situation-on the crest Of the hill
surrounding country and. indeed. down the
Potomac.
This high class building with elevator
service by licensed operator and about all
Of the, latest improvements. including tiled
baiNH heasa sssdy oy yoe OIL
LEFGE COMPARISON FOR REAL RENTAL
MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th ST.
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THE ALBERT. 1925 ST. NV.
THE rms; RvoNbAis kit bath al $ PqpPcss,r srs sc
{ rms. iii. and bath. $50 4 Si1O.
THE i BiLTMoRE. RE-. 1910 1910 Fillmore st. NV.
rms rms kjt tsit bat bath ,s,h & porch iao $50
/ room and bath. ss7 so. ~ -'''''
r0Gn THE ~ ooka sGa ssa ssta. s4s g., and 4 S4' ~
F"' iass Ss'e eREsGeHS4 GefHESsh4' 81. sfo s% s1s 500
eGMBak4oS fs do cotRf sf 1887 3d. t.t st. w.
rm kit & bath, $50. o.,
cHE MoNTCLA AIR. 1881 Belmont st. NV.
Front apt rms rec hall. ba. & porch.
Gee Mrs. CLARKE. Apt. No. L.
.E-";oRTH GARDENS
rooms M. s"d sS Ia 5ath wss;ss5 s to s& sss5o
''''"s 's;e See % Resident gS'Es Mgr.
THE RAgdS Apt ~ a3l4 a3l Wsns,er oasser &. a. NV
| rm.; kit; & ba., Murphy. bed, din. set.
RUTLAND COURTS. I125 18th st. NV.
Isrsa ESqm ri ana Ris. Ra'h sSo 5s asa sso SO s4s
j large rnl.. kit & ba.. double exposure.
151i ,l 2sad st STREET EFT NV NV.
'S'' 1861 GiRxRD ST. NV.
! room. kit. and bath. $4,000.
large rps;a 1ssa kit M sFRsET 4 Ssi s1S.Se. e W
rns0 ns0s tis ASP Pasa siS 2S'S Sssse 81 e
~. . fo7 70. 4 sy STREET r E1. ny. ny !, A, sa
HIANo = :. M4LiREEP K HP; eS; @. fkS
/ AAo 18th St. NV. Main %69o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
= UNIVERSITY,
3213 Wisconsin Ave,

New building now ready for
occupancy.
Two rooms, entrance hall,
kitchen and bath.
Tiled bathrooms with built-in
tubs and showers.
Large, bright, airy rooms.
Complete kitchen equipment.
Awnings and screens furnished.
Some apartments suitable for
doctors and other professional
men.
Rentals. $45 to SOS per month.
Fl. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 68SS.
Heated 2-Family Flat.
3 rooms and bath.
With or without garage.
Rent, $40.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc, .,
1412 Eve st. NV. Franklin a503.--
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About four acres high we'll drained
good elght-room house. water. outbuildings
40 fruit trees; road frontage along A No. J
road Chicken farmers notice. Price and
terms reasonable
HOPKINS LAND COMPANY.
Blair-Silver Spring.
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APARTMENTS-SC
BUSINESS COUPLE WITH INFANT OR
rooms 1elosetsl and bath, in suburbs, sink
and gas in kitchen. electric lights. hot water
heat, Use of phone. porches. large shady
lawn and garage: concrete walk TO either
flee hrs Address Box 433. ,Riyerdale. Md
THREE R. AND BATH. INFURNISHED.
Sr bpna e SSsd pa sse iron es sr0sy
sh cent fare; $40 month; ,i0 330 Frazier
Va. Highlands Sta: -
ROCKWELL. yA.--FURNISHED APART
ment. suitable for 2: NO onsection to baby:
SO y: above sea @ level Take R%csslyn % % ear
line: minutes from station. Elec bath
telephone. Price. $45. Drive through Ches-
terbrook, or call Clarendon s45-F-4. 3Os
FIRST FLOOR. SEMI. BUNGALOW s
rooms and bath. partly furnished: adults
no objection to infant. $46 per mo.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive new apt. 4
rooms. tile bath breakfast alcove large
porches. beautiful shade trees. Col. 4236-W
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X. IL. McNEILL.
1923 Woodward Bldg.
Main 1OD0

; S;R: "; W;AslMlNGToNS l Blvd. ;, close TO
lot: large house. porches. etc, Just painted
vacant. Bargain price: terms to suit. Trade
or rent.
Takoma. Md rms. & b.: detached
modern; large lot, garage. etc. Priced less
than S10 500, on $500 cash. balance $50 .
month: or will take End tr. note or small
house in trade.
Nr: Hughesville. Md;-;155;; acre farm
fronting on State and rail road. Dwelling
in fair condition. Big farm only S45 pei
acre acre Incompetence So ST POO; . Easy teri terms.
1898 Newton. corner Of Brown. st.-Con-
verted into 3 flats. about rms. e. b. each:
Nokol heat. >elec. lights: newly decorated:
spacious grounds and large shade trees. No
reasonable offer refused. or will take invest
ment houses. End tr. notes. etc. in trade for
Many houses lots. acreage and farms
vicinity OF Clarendon and Arlington and
Fairfax Counties offered below market value
on terms; Several for trade. What can
- ~ II. e. RYON CO., INC,
Hsin SssiamsIs tsszi. zi.s77. s4ls lssa i.ls K 8:
Clarendon 1850. 104 Wilson Blvd.
tContinued ON Next Pass.S
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Five acres: five-room house water auG
outbuiidings: 100 fruit trees: good frontsga
on smooth well kept pike: ~ miles NORTH
Of Silver Spring: SS 900
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ hs4S r. ONTARIO PL. N.w-s R. AND
aeis 18th cHAs. Il ssTr19h T. rhibsYa Il s9a b. $780,
,51 519 s DistriGt @ National sgAk Bank ,pldg:,
T16 EAST CAPTTOL-NEWLY PAPERED.
r., tile bath. electric light, hot-water heat.
Apply 10 to 12 mornings. e. MCINTYRE.
CoI.ORED, 91l 4th N;W--10 Rooms. POR-
celain bath; $75. JOHN SCRIvENER 4
1909 18th ST -N,W.---6 Rooms AND BATH:
ami. Col. $3.50. VIM. W. Curtise. /.
244I 18th ST. NV. NEAR COLUMBIA
rd.--Suitable for business purposes: rooms
and bath moderate rent.
26O4 L st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath. all
modern improvements: newly remodeled: $50
month w. s. CHESLEY. Agent. 1917 New
York ave. NV. Tel. Main 272l.
235 18th ST. SEC r. B.; LATROBE
heat: elec.: necessary. repairs to be made
nice deep yard to wide alley: shed used as
garage; $40 mo. 341S 14th NV. Phone
ll42 9th ST. N.E-6-ROOM BRICK AND
sisss condition: SEQ . month. Xppiy ,iizo
25O7 BRENTWOOD RD. N.E-JUsT OFF
RhQda 1sland eve--AttracEve, modem &C.
s. & At nJ1s GeSth e7las 10s
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OFFICES AMI STJJDIOs.

DESK SPACE. LARGE WELL LIGHTED
office. second floor, overlooking FarTagut
Square $50: stenographic service available
Call Sunday or Monday. 916 18th st.
Franklin 6407.
ANY SIZE OR PRICE ROOMS-lO21 10Th
81. near n.w.-Parking space in rear. A.
Il: Calder. Woodward Bldg.
ROOMS EN- SUITE, OFFICE BUILDING,
sonable. Inquire sos McGill Bldg
ON FIRST FLOOR: BEST COMMUNITY
ami: maid service and furnished waiting
room included: $50 month. 1870 NJ st.
1405 EYE ST--NEW OFFICES AND
studios; unexcelled location rates extremely
low. See MCDONALD: Main 9670.
NJ ST. COR. Both N.W.--NEWLY. FIN
ished Offices and studios as low as $50 per
mo. MCDONALD. Main 987O.
3406 18th ST. NEAR PARK RD-LARGE.
new second floor front Office: suitable for
physician. photographer, dentist, beauty
parior. dressmaker. etc. Reasonable. Main
PHYSICIANS OFFICE. FIRST FLOOR
front: treatment room, reception room and
4ss rsas1StS.e e. wv FsR. FeR'a 1880 Inc Montana
1894 MASS. AVE. N.W.---LARGE, FIRST
. moor corner room. size 24x2b: suitable f0i
[ Office. meetings. studio. etc., excellent
Maxed oak floors: $50 per month.
THE PARKWOOD. 1T46 X St NV.
Once suite. suitable for physicians OF re-
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1928 NJ ST. NV

1923 NJ ST. NV.
Convenient downtown location. two very
attractive apis. consisting of and 5 rooms
and bath modern throug hout reasonable
rental. For inspection call KAY -SCHNIDER-
KAY CO.. INC. 81: Investment Bldg.
Fr. 513.
1919 30th STREET NV.
Three and four rooms in mod
crn apartment house. Very low
rent. Convenient to bus and
car lines. Apply janitor or
w. 2. PRICE.
Room 304, o27 18th Street.
Phone Main 34l.
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TWO
14th STREET STORES.

14th STREET STORES.
and two apartments-near
Thomas Circle. Leases expiring
soon. May be used for business
by purchaser or rerented at big
increase over present rent.
Owner will consider trading
for small income properties or
what have you?
Business Properties Department,
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
01o 18th St. Franklin 114O.
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WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE. STORE OR
DINER good Investment wanted direct from,
owner. Columbia 400 ~
SALE-.FAKMS.

ROCKDALE SPRING FARM. 100 ACRFs
on state road miles east Rockville on both
dwelling with ali city conyenences excent
gas. +. w. MOLLOHAN. Main 1870 3Os
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WANTED TU RENT-1UOSES.
MoDERN. la TO i6 re nooMs IN; UNFURs;
SiS0. Mrs. BEALL. Room $40, Bond Bldg,
1zth and New York axe: Main 662l
B. g on 1OQM EuRNISHED HOUSE.
Aoos
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NORTH OF SILVER SPRING ABOUT sIX
miles, Just off the Brookville pike; abour
20 acres: good soil: fruit OF all kinds: Ave
room house fine water. right elevation. wei!
drained; location excellent. Priced TO sell
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Beautiful new six-room home. Woodbridge
ID. G.; fine LOCATION large lot everythins
modern, including hot-water heat and fire
place; price. SS,950i easy terms. or take
| lot or good auto as first payment: exchange
for farm considered. Address Box 312-z
Star office.
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SMALL NV. CoLoRED APT. FULLY

THE. OWNER OF PREMISES. 22 EAST
Bradley lane. magnificent. almost new
stone house with IL large rooms and 3 fine
baths, 2-raf stone garage. and lot look 50
feet. must leave city permanently and desirrs
residence for rental or investment purposes
and will give splendid bargain price.
Easy terms be arranged. This house
has unexcelfed location among Chevy Chase
best homes and families and is q real Oppor-
tuDlty for persons requiring SO large q home.
Please see undersigned. attorney for owner
or your own agent:
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10i-ACRE FARM, BERWYN, MD-8-ROON
house; SIS 600. terms. Main 965S; evenings
Berwyn 73-W: So minutes from city. 30'
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
FOR SAI.E-L0TS.

BEST OF MASS. PARK SECTION. 50 FIT.
front. one square from bus line on Woodley
rd. 81 per So. #: cash only. Address Box
364-X Star office
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$4,000 CHILDREN AID MASSACRE
OF 100000 EGGS AT WHITE HOUSE
Tens of Thousands of Others Take Part in Frocs in
Parks--President and Mrs. Coolidge Look ON
Approvingly During Annual Event.

More than $4,000 children and their
escorts annihilated more than 100000
Easter eggs on the south lawn of
the White House grounds during the
annual egg-rolling celebration yester-
day. according to estimates Of Off
cials today.
Add to these figures the number Of
children and eggs participating in the
festivities in other parts If he Cap
ital, from the Monument slopes to
the Zoo Park, and one can obtain an
idea of just how sincerely Washing
ton takes to this egg smashing bust
ness.
1t required score Of trucks to cart
away the debris that Uttered the
White House lawns after the last
gut st had departed at 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. The White House
egg-remnant collector once was G
child himself, however, aEi he en-.
tersd into his multitudinous duties
with a vim that showed where his
heart lay.
The lord and the mistress of the
White House had set him good ex
ample. as a matter of fact. Both
had looked on approvingly as the
thousands of youngsters cavorted
happily within the sacred portals,
needless of regulations ordinarily
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BILL TO ELIMINATE
CROSSINGS DRAWN
Commissioners Measure
Carries Appropriation Of
$405, 900 for 3 Projects.

A bill providing for the elimination
OF the three remaining important
grade crossings of steam railroads in
the District was drafted today by the
Board of Commissioners and transmit
ted To Chairman Capper of the Senate
District committee, with an urgent re-
quest for its introduction during the
present session of Congress. Thr
measured arr1es an authorization for
an appropriation Of $405, 900. Tho
railroad companies would be required
TO pay one-half Of the total cost OF tho
projects.
The grade crossings which the bill
would abolish are at Chestnut street
in Takoma Park, where two lives were
taken several months ago by a Bait
more and Ohio flyer; Bates road ard
Quarles street. 1t is planned 10 elimi-
nate the Chestnut street crossing By
erecting a viaduct and approaches To
carry Fern street over the tracks and
right-of-way of the Metropolitan
branch Of the =. 6; o. Railroad.
Viaducts Planned.
The plan to remove the Bates road
crossing contemplatcs the erection or
viaduct and approaches to carry
Varnum street over the tracks and
right-of-way of the Z. & Q. E3ilroad-
BY carrying Eastern avenue IL Ken
ilworth over the Pennsylvania ana
3. & O. tracks with a viaduct and APP
proaches. the Quarles street crossing
will be abandoned.
The bill authorizes the Commission
ers 70 acquire, ont Of the 1ppropria-
ton it authorizes, tn" necessary Idha
by purchase or condemnation.
The commissioners have inserted ~
the bill Il provision which would CIV
them authority TO construct subway
and viaducts 20 carry any street, ave
nue or highway which would cross az
grade any line OF steam railroad
tracks projected in the future, whsn-
ever it is in the interest of puoha
safety. This legislative authority. the
Commissioners point out, is very de-
sirable TO meet future situations.
One Contract Awarded.
The bin explains that contract az
ready has been awarded for the elim!-
nation of the I4amond station grade
crossing and that the project is cy-
pected to be completed by December
Is. It also added that bills are pend
ing in the present Congress provldln-
for the elimination Of the Michigan
avenue grade crossing.
The desirability Of eliminating
these grade crossings in the District
of Columbia is manifest. as with tn"
normal increase of motor transpoF "a
ton, the danger and menace To lie
increases. the Commissioners tod
Senator Capper There Is an inSis-
tent demand in the District of Coium-
bia by all civic and citizens assOcla-
tions that these grade crossings be
eliminated"
The Commissioners also explained
that the Bureau of the Budget has re-
ported that the proposed legislation
does not conflict with the President
financial program.
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forbidding trespassing and. most Of
all. skvlarking on the White House
grounds. And Mrs. Coolidge had
even mingled with the merrvmakers
for while and caressed several of
them, during a stroll through the
grounds earlier in the day.
Scores Of the little ones forgot
home and mother during the excite
ment of the fray and these found
their way, tearfully, to the hospital
tent and thence to an improvised
lost and found" department near
the south portico. All the difficult
ties were ironed out in short order.
thanks to the assistance Of the Girl
Scouts on duty.
When the gates of the White
House grounds were thrown open to
the general public at o'clock there
was q rush for places Of vantage
near the bands;and. where the Ma
rine Band accommodated the throng
with a patriotic and popular con-
cert
Following the egg obsequies
throughout the parks of the city, the
celebrants wended their ways home-
ward to think it over. 1t was about
this time that doctors and druggists
experienced an increase in business.
according to widespread reports.
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Who Will Volunteer?

In each Washington block live fam.
lilies who were represented in the arm
ed forces of the World War. Within
those homes the veterans--or their
memories-are forever endeared.
To commemorate the service OF all
from this city in the great conflict a
commission created by Congress Is
planning to erect in Potomac Park
beautiful white marble temple at a
cost Of 100000.
The commission wants responsible
persons to canvass each city block for
subscriptions to the memorial. Will
some one in your family group do this,
in honor Of the one whose service is to
be immortalized in stoneP II so, hll
out the form below.
Evening star., 1926-04-06

Continued from First Page.)
the main points of the House bill were
practically agreed upon by the Stan
iield subcommittee today. The House
recommendation for an increase in
ne maximum annuity from $720 to
$ 200 and the proposal to deduct 4
17er cent of the salary of the employees
instead Of 3l5 per cent have been de-
,ided upon by the Senate group.
The House committee age limits
also have been accepted by the Senate
euhcommittee, namely, voluntary re.
-irement at so. 81 or 65 years of age,
according TO the class of employme Mt;
oompulsory retirement at 62, IS and
6 years.
The Senate subcommittee may re-
rort a bill that will differ slightly from
he House measure In some of the ad
ministrative features, but 1t was au-
yh0ritatively stated that these differ
ences would not be Of such q nature
as would lead to deadlock II both
branches of Congress should act.
Lnhlbach Seeks Conference.
Representative Lehlbacn, chairman
# the House committee, who reported
the bin yesterday. will, confer some
ime this week with the Republican
steering committee Of the House, ask
ng them to set some time when the
majority members of the civil service
committee or a delegation from the
majority membership may have an
opportunity 10 go over with the House
leaders the provision Of the bill as
Teported.
Chairman Lehlbach and other Re-
publican members Of the civil service
committee expressed confidence today
tn ha iCfo
ton of the House leaders that the
cost of the liberalized retirement sys-
tenn under this bill is not excessive.
They also will seek conferences with
President Coolidge and Gen. H. M.
ord, the director Of the budget, for
the same purpose-to Justify their
Dill as not being in conflict with the
financial program and policy OF the
administration.
Representative Begg, Republican
nt Ohio, to whom has been assigned
he very onerous task SO long and SO
Well carried on by the late Represen-
tatiVe James r. Mann of Illinois. Of
scrutinizine closely each measure be-
fore 1t comes UP for consideration
so that the party management might
he fully adviSed-is now making a
pecial study of the retirement prob
iem. This is being done for the
House leaders and on Mr.. Beggs re-
port will depend largely whether or
not a place can be found on the par
VS. legislative program for the lib-
rallied retirement bill.
Chairman Madden Of the House
appropriations committee Is also pre-
paring an extensive report on the
measure after a very careful study
Of what fixed charges 1t will make
upon the revenues of the Govern
ment. The result OF his study also
viii be laid before the House.
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Public Utility Power Output.

Public utility plants in the District
OF Columbia Increased their power
output during February by IA per
cent over February of last year, ac-
cording to figures made public today
by the Geological Survey. The Febru-
ary production, all by fuel, totaled
$3.50 thousands of kilowatt hours.
The power plants burned 23,846 tons
Of coal during February.
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Denies Lax Methods.

The Wallis Co., Inc, yesterday filed
a plea in opposition to the suit for
100000 damage brought against it re-
Gently by Julia McGrady, who claims
to have been bitten by a bug while
she was eating a salad in the COM
pany's restaurant. Attorneys Fischer
& Fischer for the company ask the
dismissal Of her suit. denying any lax
method in the preparation of food