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ACTION ON MARKET
BILL SEEN FRIDAY
Senate District Committee
May Hear Long Discus
sion on Sites.
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i
Ont of the most important local
measures that have come before this
, session of Congress, the relocation of
the Farmers’ Market, may be acted on
by the Senate District committee
Friday. «
The House has disposed of the ques
tion by passing the Stalker bill, calling
lor purchase of the Southwest site near
the water front, but advocates of a site
somewhere north of Pennsylvania
avenue renewed their fight before the
Senate committee at hearings last
week, and it is expected there will bo
lengthy discussion of the question of
location when the committee meets to
pass on the testimony taken. It is
impossible to predict how the Senate
committee will vote. Most of the mem
bers have refrained from expressing
an opinion in advance of the committee
deliberation.
The Senate committee will meet at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon under an
agreement made last week to take a
vote at that time on the bill to give
the Woman's Bureau of the Police De
partment a permanent and definite I
status, to outline its duties and to pro
vide for adequate personnel. This
measure has been before the committee
since early in the session, and at a
meeting last week Senator Neely. Demo
crat. of West Virginia, made the sug
gestion that the committee hold the
special meeting tomorrow totake#ction
The child labor bill, already passed
by the House and several other meas
ures may be taken up at the regular
meeting Friday.
BOYS' PATROL MEETS.
Three hundred members of the school
boy patrol, organized in co-operation
with the District of Columbia division
ol the American Automobile Associa
tion to safeguard school children cross
ing busy streets, met yesterday after
noon at the Lincoln Theater. 1215 U
street, for a demonstration of the proper
method of performing their duties and
to be entertained by a special motion
picture.
The group comprises that portion ol
the patrol organised in divisions 10 to
1 13 of the public schools. The program
is under the direction of George E
Keneipp. in charge of patrol work for
the District division of the A. A. A
Barber & Ross, Inc.
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7-PieceLuncheon Sets This Simmons Bed
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Fancy Woven Rayons, 36 inches vvide 44c - - - gj
Fruit-of-the-Loom Prints, 36 inches wide 44c SET |F§§{j I
Rayon Taffeta Checks, 36 inches wide 44c II ? —T I ~Tj j" 71 ' I
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THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHIRGTOTT, D. U„ MARCH 25. 192R—TPARTT.
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