THE EVENTXG ST AH, WASTTTXGTOX. T). C\. FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1925. 35 HIGH LIGHTS OK HISTORY Paul Revere's Ride. BY J. CARROLL MANSFIELD Maj. Pickering Coming Here. Maj. Kit-hard 11. bickering. Adjutant V Ueneral’s De|jartment, at Chicago, has OUTLOOK IMPROVES l>een ordered to this city for duty in the War I tepartment general staff. FOR EMPLOYMENT JlllllinilliMUKiliiiiiniilllllllllllllllllllfillMplHißrillllll'*. Trend Is Upward Here. But j FOR RENT | Federal Forces Cut Creates I 40,000 Feet of I Clerical Surplus.

‘ | Garage Space j Tightened , employment prospects In Washington during March Mere j = ' On Two Floors heralded by the United States Em- as ployment Service today forecasting! = t rade entrance and ramp. 1 greatly improved employment ~*^****^~* condi- tions here in April, notwithstanding a personnel. - 1 rent as reduction in Government TD.— ¦ | Will a whole or V'_. _ 1 A report by Director ifaatAKNINO Or ty\6Es PZANS 0 INFORMED PAoL m Robert M. Pil- ( ;[ri„ FORIOoSLY THROUGH THE NI6HT MAP -u -rue . Kn2iDlN<3 kington was an upM'ard rn ON TH*- WEIo.-J30R.1W6 OF THE DEPARTURE Or By FACT | each floor separately said there IriEBR4TIOH SIGNAL TiFVEBE ROOoCD THE COLONIALMIUTIAWHH HID WWAKtTo THE THAT THE TIME HAD COME E trend in employment in March, which ', ‘ TOCAPfUR£ '¦' 6"TS ,OMTHE °- “¦> <»«« CI.UR«I, h'i!" L » STR.KR the BLOW April and ,-T-i TORrSEfDOM.THE-M.HtfTE continued well into hade i “'2”?VTHE ' PA^IOTS " to last into May. PA L tK.OITHE COH«1T« OH MEN-50.AH6 Yo RAN To fair well . ' ARMS AND RALLYAROUND i Kalorama Road | An increase of about 500 placements THE IR.ISADERS To OPPOSE THE ADVANCBICj was made in March over the Febru- &R.ITOH- Near 16th St. ,* ~ N.W. * 1 j ary figure. The decrease in “trovern- | rns. p- rue r+'C’-uo »- +JKu/3n\p&R. jyAiOicATa. ) * FIELDS To r.SCAP£ BEING TAKEN • "ToMo/t not*/ (ZOUCOfiD LEXtHGTon • ment personnel, however, increased the already large surplus of clerical . workers. H. L. Rust 'I "A considerable amount of building and the prison system, and asserted pices of the British Committee for the government papers, which revealed Asks High Wheat Duty. is under way.” the report said, “new BAND CONCERT. SAYS SOVIET FOOLED that the Soviet government Mas Defense of Political Prisoners in Rus- such discontent that the peasantry in major building projects achieving remarkable results. sia. She asserted that the Soviet gov- the last three or four months had OTTAWA, April 17. —An export Company announced Goldman, deporta- during the month l»eing a $400,000 Bv the United States Marine Emma after her ernment had used every effort to hyp- done away Mith 150 Communist offi- duty of 42 cents a bushel on wheat Orchestra, at Marine Bar- from America, spent a the delegates apartment house and a $175,000 ho- Band LABORITES OF BRITAIN tion consider- notize and make them cials in the villages. moving- to the United states was ad- | 912 15th Street N.W. j§ Very racks, at 8:30 this evening. able time in Russia, but made her take “stage mummery for reality." tel.” little unemployment was vocated in the 1 louse noted among skilled building trades William H. Santelniann. leader; way out of the country and has since The delegation's report on the con- of Commons M. 6888 Branson, as a of tyranny. feM'er by IJlack, | I workers. The report was compiled Taylor second leader. described Russia land tentment of the peasantry, she aver- So than 30 different chemicals i yesterday W. Progressive, Rorn&in,” Emma Goldman Declares Report of last night aus- prior to the building trades strike. Overture, "Carnival She lectured under the red, Mas stultified by official Soviet ] have been discovered in sea Mater. ofi South Huron. ' Berlioz siimiiiiii' iiintiiiUiiiHiiiiiiiiuiiiHiiiDtinittiinuiiiiiiif. / Betterment in . Tone poem, “Indians of Amer- Mission to Russia Is The small unemployment existing \ ica” (first time), composed by in Maryland during the past few Siegfried Scharbau. principal Travesty on Truth. months decreased somewhat during musician. United States .Ma- March, according to a report rine Band. front solo, Aida,” 8j the Associated Press. the Federal director of that State. Trombone “Celeste Although several of the major indus- Verdi LONDON’, April Gold- Principal Musician Robert E. 17.—Emma tries are operating on part time and man, Clark. the one-time anarchist, deportwi Mith curtailed forces, indications from 1919, a point Waltz, “The Debutante,” the United States in told to increased activities in the London audience last night that the future. Mas seen to Santelniann near Building Opus 95,” report of the British trade unionists he increasing and resident tradesmen “Symphony No. 5. from World,” Mho recently visited Russia Mas in most cities were M-ell employed. the "New “from beginning to end a travesty of A surplus of labor still exists in Bal- Dvorak timore and Hagerstown, (a) Adagio—allegro molto. the actual truth.” M'hile the sit- Ili) Fargo. This report placed the situation in Mas uation in Frederick well bal- (<•) Russia in a favorable light anced. Scherzo, molto vivace. most Mith Id) Finale, allegro con reference to public health, housing The Federal director for Virginia fuoco. noted a slight improvement in sev- "The Star Spangled Banner.” jiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiinHmßifffiiiiiMwaMßifl^Ha eral industries throughout the State Practically Notice. —On account of the in March. all the plants being, in the larger Mere operating, Marine Band ordered to cities participate in the Lexington- For and in some | Real | instances small increases Concord Sesquicentennlal Cele- to Mere forces made. Fair-sized bration Massachusetts, April L huilding programs Mere under May, in no con- | Enjoyment | 1 Mitli to soon, 19 and 20. there Mill be and. Mork he started cert at Mas every the Marine Barracks you p there indication that resi- Monday April 20. =vJ —and cleanliness em- afternoon, dent craftsmen would lie well As p want shower hath fa- p ployed through Spring Sum- the band has been detail- the and on Road during ed for other official duties 1 I*l cilities, particularly fur mer. construction March Friday night, April 24, the p offered employment to a large num- = the Meekly evening concert Mill p hot days coming', f ber. ' take place on Wednesday night, = Decreased operations i. Modernizing bathroom in the coal j April 22, of Friday Virginia in- instead S ¥ equipment is a special = fields of West in March i night. At this concert the Mil- the already large S * feature service. = creased surplus of ’ itary Band Mill be .used for ex- of Colbert miners, j = coal the director for that perimental broadcasting pur- lEJ Shower l> at h appoint-= State reported. Fair-sized building poses. The public is cordially = It ments. as we install tlient, = programs are under way and the invited. The concert Mill be- = /A may cost less titan you £ State road projects to lie started in gin at 8:30 o'clock. = VJ think. g various sections Mere viewed as of- := fering relief for the unemployment £ situation. The farm labor situation There is growing resentment ii i Maurice J. Colbert | L M -as described as satisfactory. against England commercialism it — = Many feel t= Heating l’lumbing—Tinning dot ball. followers it i: ,'oin ¦ Tt appears to us that the red cab- nore a business than a sport, am 1 621 F Street = r bage wastes an aM-ful lot of time in •omplain they do nut get value so: ' tnerely turning red. heir money. < 'imiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiDiifTTnmiiiuiHiiiiiiiiiuiiiiG

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