Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1921, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WA&SHINGTON.-D. C., 'lfiURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1921 13 | 1 - . — | N - ! SHIPPING BOARD FOUND HONEST. Foch Forgets Tea ASK NEw S"-E H]R l R e ‘ GI.ERKS UN'“N N“ 2 . 1BUYING IN SIGHT Enga, ?g t Mad. | | : | ment Made . | Ocer Niagara Now | -C\ BUT WASTEFUL AND INEFFICIENT ’ =ity AW " Friendless, Poor | ith British King | | - e i i LONDON. March Z.—How Mar- | ] | ‘3“'-"»“‘»‘“ FALL | | whal Fock forgot an engagement i areh | 3-—Mrs. Aw . . o NE | h the king at Buck- Taylor, the first person and the | R d C 1 1o s [iz=x ‘o Ko over Ningara | House Committee Recommends Centraly } ingham Palace has become | d live, in in the Niagara | ¥ 5 ~ sious 0 ~ee | | firmary, in Lockport— | . f Ad s S A h : ; 2 | | Marshal Foch. M. Briand. : : : ari and without | 7 ministrative Authorit - | | the Frenc 5 {As Chair Board of Education Instructs | | ? Federal Employes Find Lo-| , zation o Y |Business Conditions Yet Un-| " vrench” sremicr. “arranzed 1 Chairman of Special A | She in convinced that fortunc | . - ! | The king walted half nn hour i * | Dr. Ballou to Braw U | doen not tollow tame ana iwpre- | | ca] Branch Too Large to Until Disposal of Fleet. stable—Reserve Board | e = et s, | Committee, He Recommends } r. Ballou p | ‘mared 1o apend her few remain- | i then sent an equerry A | Lenten Sacrifi | ing days—for she is now mearly | B — = S Labor Excess. 1 The marshal wan oblized 1 enten dSacrifice o | seventy-five years old—with the | Manage Easily. : : o eas 2 . . ees J cxcuse himself because of com i = Request | unfortunate in the infirmary. g Y Centralization of administrative au- creased_ during (he combat A laree volume af potential busing| | PICte formetfulness in hix pre- | A gencrous Lenten sacrifice offorine - = Separate charters for the branches thority over the operations of 11\»[[_1”“’.“:;5&”. e v An_:‘ volume Bt el occupation over grave confer- 1 nable the Relicf to NUMBER OF PUPILS c'TED of Federal Employe: Union D Emergency Fleet Corporatien in O""!“’)l&n '“m“ was of the v Sence is Hl],\u(.l(l, lIv\ll has |m“\-‘ ;:u Vr 1 ence matterw, “ 1 nu‘..v.x work l_ % “u sk 1 2 er. teacher. Gales Mary | will be considered at a special con-|exeeutive is recommended in the the problem, waste and extravaganee|dctual, and business condions o ¥ < j @ e Amorican people by Maj Gen. Newman, teacher, Tenly School, and A.| furence called for that purpose for!yumng ed last might by |resulted.” ally continued transitional and unsti- | — = » | Leonard ant ¢ . N . A erence called for tha >se for | unanimous report filed last night by | resu ; Tartees oA ; | 61h Corps area. with Leadquaricrs s ; ve acl 3 cho . e report mentioned charges made | i aceord " tatement i e | et T ectamm oo hoa: [ next saturday night by President Lu-| (0 special House committee which | 16 FERESE RERTETC g R TELG hwn""‘ Sgcoriis teiilo "lf\ m‘.:,:m;l', | Fore sheridan. Ji. ien. W s Report Points Out That Building |ry rields_assistant janitor. e ot Mederal Tmpioses todas,~|has been investigating the ShipPINg |made to collect $260.000 from the gov o ”"“fl”‘*’**‘ nespryeRticRTy.miEa ey i s Oflw snoelal commmittey. of Fallac el > eration of I Ives, tod < : 2 sentative @ 3 erso expenses|lic today. [ R Gntay en and v o for Tubercular Children Was | enginecr, | New - Central High N1 duze of (he practical dificulties | Board's activities. Representative Sinnent, fob 46, Bt a4 e iy ot kbotis Feparten | | United Statcs charged wit s b O o o oenera s e 1 of administration in so large a body Walsh of Massachusetts is les M. Schwab, wh i _An excess supply of la B t | before the American people the dees School: John Ryan, janitor, Park View 5 Preside 7 5 Joseph i . of the Emergency Fleet Corperation’s, iy e Richmond district, which in-| perate needs of 2500000 Armenians 3 Opened as Experiment. Night School; Alex Jenkins, laborer, N e e il | chairman of the committee. ' foperations, and that R. W. Bolling| iudes the District of Columbia, as well 1™ his appe the, distinguish With « view to cnding the persist laborer, ess High ‘Night Uland extravagance atiended (00 U | had been irregular in his condu Rl ke e i e e e ent criticism of conditions at_the | School’; Pauline Monday, clerk, superin- [ The whole duestion Wil be GEESS| formance of ¢ T e usbes | Lreasurer of ~the Shipping Fhote D s e Sion) whoss saTenine theohal Sixtoa Hamiiton School for Tub‘:‘rtul‘-\r Chil- | tendent's office, Franklin School : Lu-) (02" (¢ York avenue. The purpose ”"‘q .In\‘lillgd';bn- W Botling. brother- Both had previously been exone.m.u:d In the wholess u:u scing e centuries seems to have brought dren. the board of education, at its|cille Schoolfield, kindergarten assistant, f =% "0 ¢ 000 (0 T rtain the | M- Schwaband R . o0l e ex- | by the committee, which, however.| junuary and over February a nwmlw them no nearer peace. liberty se- mecding yesterday afternoon, author- | Ketcham Sehool ; Adelaide Field. Sntiment of the hranches and. the| m-taw of the Presldenc wore ie|iook occasion in ‘the report to re-|l (Nl Ty noted. In this dis- om.n Supt. Ballou to request the Com- istant, Takorna Park S contral governing body of local No. 2 |onerated of spec iterate that the charge involving Mr.|* & : I . “Over 100,000 little children wiho for Thompson, teacher, cantral BoNCEEInE D s haro | a=ainat them! } . |Schwab “has not been proven and :s|trict decreases ranged from 3.9 per| : 0 | nay P i By R T sioners to submit to Congress for [Thompion, teacher, i order o piace the mattor neforé | “Rebissentilives stoct, Pevnsyania, | 202D, S e ] SR “,‘M,,!Recently Said He Would Qultj R ReroBity 05 Liie. mash ohoes daacar an appropriation to provide for a new M. A Couch, kindergarten Rers & & 6 cet . |and Connally. Te o > Mr. Bolli Entirely Innocent. ocery houses to 7 T cent in . Wood e are absolutely site and building to replace this in- | sistant! Powell School, and M. F. Jederaiion. which 1= €0/ m NErC|ea with the four republicans on the e e A O Sl of wixht shoe firms. Hard-! jf Congress Passed Hos- | dependent ‘o’ thi support which stitution. In taking this action, the | Apple,” teacher, temporary, Lenox | it 1”10 Llan for separate char- | Committee = in signing the = rep n clearing Mr. Bolling from asper-y o Veilos were 17.3 per cent less than | | America givex them through th board pointed out t it “recognizes | School. Ih_'r;‘{‘,, the branches wreed upon, | Members said this wa 'mi';‘}!‘:",;[ the | Sions the report says: 2 vear ago, and furniture sales dropped til R = Near East Relief. 1 feol that. how the fact that the location and some | Appointments—Delight H teacher. |1 iltion will be placed beforetthe | The :|y:|!:1'\vu;lrrll‘mi):‘ Glewed in Cdetajl’ “The attention of the committee off 4.1 per cent. Some of (hess Hrms | ile Resolution. | cyer many und however worthy N 1 SaERdunCH e - temporarily. Gales School her Su- |00 a1 convention of the federation | SOVern e hat “consider- was diected to a report which in-|show an adviance over last Decem b | exner wnpes ing v School make it undesirable as a per- | rasky. teacher, temporarily, 1. V. Brown i A0 SOREIT with the conclusion thal “consider E t wh SN A | iy the Assoriated Press these dayvs, this o canuot remain manent site for a school of the char- fSchool; R. H. Darby, teacher, proba- | M™xL SUEINED (L option among | Ing the prog as @ whole. the we: | vorved the treasurer of the Shipping | “!%0 WG, 10 s teen littte pro- | CHICAGO, March 5. Judze Kene. | STAPSWETe scter of the clusses now occupying | tionary, manual training: M. S. Hasel- | 00 BT B0 on who Dropoted | complishm ond | Board, R. W. Bolling. The commit-{vision for additional homes an this b ooy ® fgi ™ g & J Tw o ASrealy. this hutlding ton, probationary teacher. Tenley School: SR IR IR A constructed, the tonnage and O e e S Lo T el Dhat thiers| M. L day suid he would | (W TS it v report on the Hamilton School (T. 1. Fitagerald., teacher. probationary, l'.r’.\‘- i el to be a sublocal | the time within wh -nl‘ Sugh Invetiedrion of the. in nt {appears to be developing a strons lhf\fl nothing 6 say concerning im- [ nanve dnd Saten . o or oo ion read by Harry O. Hine, sec- | Lenox School; I I. Hawkins. teacher. | 91 0 5 1 i sugestions (o be|completed, constitute the most Unon whieh the report was founded. | nlovement toward home construction, | beachment “proceedinzs threatened | U S ¥ of the lLoard. stated 1l Hamilton School: F. B. Sampsell. teach-| [ EUE G S0 rdiy night will be one | markable achievement in shipbul “The allegation was made that the|and various plans for bringing this|4Kamnst him in the national Hous *ing here, and the 1 A R of th Id be noted that this school be-ler, special schools: onday. e Star T sk, that |ing that the world has ever seen. Sabtald ine Corno: T it forward ® Textile | Of Representatives until he had ro- | p ol B il b L tendcnt Frankiin ! hed in The Sia weel, that N Downey Shipbuilding Corporation had | result are being pu coived official word. of District of Columbia, in the spring of 1819 as an ex- :l_v': 41.,\1:99\-;1: e(:x,i(;'n : ek wee more unions be formed here from No Fraudulent Motives Found. i{paid to Tucker K. Sands the sum of | mills in this section have inc Eouss womsanttie 1ai it ‘\'II-‘I' e | Cnued its sessions—has IR pEvimgnial Clas withilesa than tWeite Seicol, O L, 00 T ¢ 1. according to occupational 1ines| . committee declared it had found | £40.000, which was to be divided be- | their output this sear. 0 have asked e Deommatd: o 1o | Gen. Wood's appeal C Dl ‘...K.“\i‘:_lh._‘\"» .'.‘",‘;,,'fr?rt,l'{‘s ol Gty (eachar, Hastarn|- al, - professional, scientific,| no evidence to prove that dishonest|tween Mr. nds, Mr. Bolling, Mr Foreign Trade Decreased. | send me a copy of the charges, ev The Soutbern Commercial Congr: s L Gt e High School; G. B. Munson. kin- [skilled and unskilied trades. or fradulent motives actuated anySisler, who was secretary of the Ship- [ o PR TS0 CCL T L e arguments, and A e | unanimously adopted a resolution in- c¥en if the bullding were satisfac- |High Schooll G B Munes - member of the Shipping Board or any | ping Board, and Mr. Craner, who was o e i A QB | Anrsing the work of the o o i ber of pupils |ison School; Lucillo Schoofield. _Kin- RESIDE of the trustees of the Emergency|a representative for the Downey |trade fast year was distinctly lesstfinl, POImIG me jo Jave, this in- ) Reliof and recommending t T iy Jas the P dergarten assistant. probationary, Ketch FESS WILL P . Fieel corporation. 0 T Snipbuiiaing Corporation. "™ |than in 1919, arspite the establishment | T committer was told 1 Shall | oy, ree b de To e dupeal Fowler'n Advice Followed. e o tlonars, Takoma” Fack e e corordination in! the | (his, payiuent was for Infuence Ja soc | Of & new high record in values for|haye nothing whatever to say.” also that & special voluntary con 4 : sistant, probationary, Ta G 4 ciency and la 0~ : E ce = = = e 2 a “poct o - “The board of education,” the rr-,:::hool: 5 2% Fillie, Kindergarten assist- |To Have Charge of Entertainment | {eney S0 H00 S T%0e (his sovern-| curing the award of & contract by the both cxports and 1mnlerl. dr orflm(l..i . :l(!!t:dr :n ll:jrll-'nxnl. tribution b made by the congress as port continued. “has felt justified in |ant, probationary. ~Petworth i i ment amency. i report continued. | Shipping Board to the Downey to/the Feviens The volume oL exports he jurist indicated that his atti- | 2 Memorial of its present visit to the Kint that il funds which were |R. M. Kirby, teacher, Maury S Preceding Ohio Ball. he reaon or justification given for | building Corporation. The testimony | of twenty-nine principal commodities | tude on the ultimate outcome of the | National Capital. "This memorial will Zvailable for the purpose should be [G. M. Nix. janitor, temporarily. Wallach | poprecentative Simeon D, Fess of | th the stress under the war emer-|showed that Mr. Sands had agreed|declined about 9 per cent in 1920.( controversy over his acceptance of | ek sentva (he final meeting by * Spent to render This building as com- | Night School, and M. N. Buckingham, | SePlesetaine PR S8 CES OIS S G SUCT will deny that there|to sign an aMdayit which had been|while the volume of imports of the post of mational base ball com- [ Clarence . Owens. “direcior ien fortable and as satisfactory as po: janitor, Edmonds School. A e DrS IS was n great emergency —that time was|prepared by representatives of cer-|principal commodities increased only | missioner had not changed since his | ~:|71 A _“}H’r n:;nv« te offerings of Lo, in view of the fact that it ap- Colored Schoolx. the program of entertainment preceding | 4% & FFCE FREECT Tain New York mewapapers. but that |} par: cent. The vear of 1420, the | declaration on' the subject at St | checks and cash were mude pears to continue the 1o-{ Leave of absence—Mrs. E. B. Edmon- | the Ohio ball to be held tomorrow night "It ix apparent. however. from the!upon ~consulti his attorncy he de- |bhoard declared, saw a tendancy toward | Louis before the Missouri Bar Asso- Mrx. Stevens Eaplains Appeal. eation of classes in this build- Iston, teacher. grade 1, Garrison School. | at uscher's, according o an an- | jestimeny taken by this committee, that|clined to a4 more balanced condition of fciation last December. In that ad-1 g\t the closing session of the al inz until w better situation could be | Resignations and terminations—Mrs. | cyncement made by the committee in! iy, the desire to speed up and accom-i “The subs! S relat-{the country’s international trade in- id TR M e i provided by secaring funds from Con- [ R, G. Green. temporary teacher, grade | charge today v plish results witheut counting costs mis-!ing to the incident were contalned injdicated by ihe decided reduction in .h,“r Lo |{l|:;|r?‘|.n‘ ’m.‘.l .hwgrlu el ~s" RAniza vl» ” 1y, g umner School: Mrs. 1. J. Gregory. [yt will he one of Sentative Fess' | panes of judgement, 1 of supervision | this affidavit. The committee. after|oxcess of exports over imports asjrespecting a federal judge heing also | Cab vens explained the appeat Ivice and co-opera- | temporary teacher. elass 6A. Dunbar | guiies 1o pick out v Trom among | ol s Tainire 1o #ive careful considera-y tiking all the available tesiimony | compared with an excess of cxporis|a hase ball commissioner. The'Con | and ina resolution adnpted i s in the meeded im- | Liighs Mrs. H. 1o Marshall. temporary | ot b0 B O e ot Do, | nd 2 fatlure o e o Ving of time. | upon ihe subjuct, are of the opinion. | of & Hitle over §1.000.000,000 in 1919, | Stitution” provides a way to get rid | bers pledged themselves anew 1o « this school have been |teacher, class 3, physical (raining: .\'lm!,,_ give brief extomporaneous talks., | ot in delay frirst, that R. W. Bolling did not so- of & judicial officer-~that [ operate with the rulief oreunization ted trom the health officer. and 5. Mustapha, temporary teacher, ) - e delays. a1t acee CeIve zift, brihe peachment. But this is a very cum- | a o urge all chapters to use the Ik Tesmonded tor our enacst T |oins oA Dunonr Highy Mics Madeliné | Aithough the Ohio'ball will be given | "goyrq Contronted With Diffeuitien. |licit accept or receive any gifi. brj “\WALLACE TAKES LEASE bersome . process, and It dous. nol | Save & Nfe:" coupon hooks. arangid oSt zencrous co-operative spirit. | Sheppard, temporary teacher, glass 6. T e o there are moe| Tt must be remembered Lt the | Confrict with the Downes Shipbuiid- accor with “my idea a4l tor f 1o fred a ehild for one year, dnd dia- ictically every suggestion whieh | Dunbar High: H. B. Jones. winci . 500 M Wishington, SHisbing. Beardl In: dealing with: thet RORCEESL S0 ICPaT a0y (o ther Hur- federal judge to avail himself of this | tributed by Jotm B ner, treasurer Jas been made by the health officer |class 3, Children's Home School (tem- :'h'" m“_’m::'cd“(';;}“"'l“l‘,\‘ "',’,‘ bl A rgency was confronted with Doge: second. that the Downey Ship-| OF SPACIOUS APARTMENT | sn 1d. X of the Washington committee, 308 fias been adopted by the: boatd:of [porary). andiMiss R oE. Wikior. femc| hegy afairn. Every Ohicdn inWash- diffculties. The program of con | building Corporation did not pay the e e T s unmiTttee s el education, and improvements cover- |porary teacher, ss 3, /| collegesattai.; ey, Ol s on as well as operation was|<um of $40,000, or any sum, to be used| | o you gen “with all delibera- € ood's com ce is com- fnz these suggested changes either |science. inston for inauguration is invited 1o at-) SREEN 15 Colved an expenditure of | for the ‘purpose of procuring a con-| ot oo Agriculture Head Wil |lon. I say (hat it either house of |posed of the following: Dave been o are in the course of | Promotions and transfers—E. P.|tend. Eigantie. Tnren tind a half billion dol- | {vact through payments to . W, Boll. | Coming Conirress “should pass’ a resolution | William I, Taft, Andrew W. Mellon, being made at the present time |Shippen, teacher. (rom class 4. Gar- - e la, & sum greater than ans expended | ing or other officials of the Shibping| Have Quarters Assured Un- Hostile o my present situstion. my |John Grier Hibbeh, president Princo: 'n motion of Mrs. Coralie F. Cook, [net- erson-Phelps, lass o 2 o ation in a similar period | board.” signs in o 57 ¥ Garden, Dav. the board accepted the offer of a|Miner Normal Schionl; W ¥ Carter, FAVORS MODERN STRUCTURE. S voard| ¢ Discussing the need. for more cen- til October. Washington. fir’::srqir?:na?;‘:l?!: Williacn . Man~ prize“of $30 from the College Wom- |from teacher, class 3.'Mott School, to ime. e the officials and board | tralization of administrative author- ning, Mrs. O ) nan ., Mrs. en's Club to be given the pupil at|class 4, Garnet-Patterson-Phelps; J.|pegical Society Wants Hamilton Y were without experience in| ity, the committee was of the opinion | Secretary of Agriculture-designate | DEFENDED BY VOLSTEAD. (Corinne ; Boosevelt-Tobinson, ' Mrs the Dunbar High School attaining the |C. Smith. teacher, grade 2, Montgom- either shipbuilding or operation. No| that a single executive should be put . Wallace has leased 2 spa- Thomas inter. pre highest rat and who desi to jery_School, to class 3, Sumner;: A. B.|School Replaced by New Building. ati ization existed at the|in charge, at least until disposal of | Henry C. 2 " - =t Federation of Women righest rating and who desires to |ery N>t dats adequate organ At : ¢ h S ol ai a t in the Highland Dissenting from the action of the|anna A. Gordon, president pursue learning in a higher institu- |Bishop, teacher, from class 2 to class i 5 Beginning. A complete organization|the government's merchant fleet had|cious apartmen 3 5 g \1 A. . pres tion. 3. Wilson School; M. M. Rivers, tem-1 A report describing conditions at|befIiTIME %y Sl rge program had to|been accomplished. American shibijgj4 Connecticut avenue northwest, |House judiciary committee in recom- T.; Mrs. Geo. ynard Mino O hourd acknowledged receipt of |pOTary teacher. from class 6A. Miner | the Hamilion School for Tubercular |l earry out Jis Jrie PRSCL e ot operators are handicapped by existing S onay mending investigation by the next Con. | dent general D. A It sttty moa Eceeint Normal, to grade 3, Sumner School;!Children and urging the construction be (FedfC TG 43" well as ship-| requirements, the report stated, but jit W 2 5 | oress of impeachment charges against | COrmick, Mrs. Phillip 3 fromgflle” Nenmugu oIl B. Jones. from teacher. class 3.]of a new and modern building o re- | ShipbuBaR, S0, 1 for ships|no further rccommendations were| The lease will expire next October. | rvss of Impeachment ciarges against t National Council of Women: dren e eetea. from |Lincoln. to_principal, 3. Chil: it was adopted last night by the | bui ; 2 antly | made as to advisable charges. Whether he will renow 1 ot it stead, in a minority report today, de- | hran e Sira, e public sc < teacher, class 3. from Garnet-Patter- © repo as draficd by a | BE = ! 5 % credit the judge and weaken him in the (€T e ¥ Recelpt of communications fyon-Phelps to Lincoln: 2. Clark. whien made a survey of | have done, is a matter of | D e " il Wonien Voters: tone from Commissioner Kutz stating that teacher, class 2, from to Tton School and it< surround- | ASKS 0PT|M|ST|C QUTLOOK NAMES SHOW RECEIVER. 3 3 centative Volstead expre well, Mrs. C 4 prl the realty firm of We Children's Temporary Home, and F.|ings wnd made the following recom- —_— e - apurtment leased by Secretary |, Hepresenialive ¥OSIEnt eXpregsec Lie Dr.Alex Rocisefelier had offered to sell property at 26th T. Young. teacher. class 1. from Am-!mendations: | tative Barclay (Tells| Justice Hitz, presiding in the bank for himsclf and family is un- | Deel that Dot oo o ment of | Institute: Dr Doke. oy and M streets for a school site. and 'bush School to Slater-Langston. | “That no further cxpenditure for | Representativ! vi ruptey courtfl has appointed Alfred M. | derstood to be adaptable to enter- | YHa2 " RV pec: of s acceptance | John AL Parker of Louistana. Senate from the O Street Junior High School, Appointments—Miss B. M. Parker, ipermanent improvement be made upon | e Bright View. |Schwartz as receiver of the W. taining. : R eHise of base ball rniter shile Smoot 0° . Moorefieid Story, Pavent-Teacher Aesteiaion, Tudors(nglzbe"':!l:"?“l teacher, rade 1. Moti: B |the Hamilton School because of rhe| Iearers to Tak & ke an | INEton Theater Productions Comy Maj. Edwin Deuby. the incoming | 0f (i OO e T or would any | John Yl 1 Ruper Husiies, the floating af @ $20.000.000 bond is- |G. Green, temporury teacher. grade 4. |swampy conditior. of the ground and | Appealing to his auditors to take f0 | Inc. against which three creditors v Secretary of the Navy, 8 residing | considerable number of House members [ Emerson Hougiy Mary Roberts Rine- " sue to build schools and improve the Mott; J. N. Saunders. probationary [its most inaccessible location. | optimistic view of the present WATSS’ | terday filed a petition in involuntary |at the home of his brother and sister- > to sustain the charges. hirt, Jonn C Sptatter: Bamuel| Goup: ue to bulld schools and improve tne lteacher, class 64, Dunbar High: E.A.| ~That a suitable location be ob-|in the world, Representative Barclay | bankruptey, Katherine Brown, as|in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denby. | Y%Xo violation of law on the part of|ers, American Federation of Labor: public parks, also were geknowledged {5 own,” temporary_teacher,” class 6A. |tained and building with modern | of Kentucky addressed a large E3thEI" | president of the corporation. filed an ' street northwest, pending the | judge Landis was called to the attention | Warren S. Stone, Dr. Frank McMurr By the hosrd. Dunbar High: H. E. Marshall, proba- | equipment for the care of tubercular |ing at the laymens midday Lented|answer admitting willingness to be | seloction of permanent quarters in|of the committee,” the chairman de-|Columbia Universit illiam ¢ Changes in personnel approved by the |¢jon v “teacher, class 3, physicalichildren be placed thereon. Services at Keith’s Theater today. |adjudged bankrupt. The creditors | this Gity. q " | Clared; “nor is it believed that the|Bobbs, Newcoml Cariton, president oy areias Sellowa: training: W. A. Baltimore, probation-| “That the children be furnished, Byron F Adams presided and the|declare that all there is left for the | Maj. Denby is known to have in-|judge is guilty of any act that would | Western Tnfon Telegraph, Compenys White Seh a1 teacher, clase 5, M Sirect Junior | transportation 10 and from theguber- | prayer services were conductsd bY | receiver are the'pcengry and “props” fquired at several wpartment and |estsblich moral turpitude. One or both 2. Thomson Wiling, Jrs. Henry Mor- ; i 4 5 2 - ehnveya : 3 s ows. Attorneys Wilton J. "Lambert and |house agencics for living accommo- | grounds would have to be established | genthau, Mre. n M. v. Mrs. # | leave of absence—jfiiliam Hughes. [High: 5. V. Gossin, temporary teach- | cular school by conveyance other than | Rev. A. E. Barr ; enth : > it fanitor, Military Roas hool; W. N.ler, class 6A, Dunbar High; E. H.|the street cars. | At yesterday’s seryices, vreflrildei Rudolph H. Yeatman appear for the |dations, but so far has been unable | before mgneaqument proceedings could %m;n":ndM;‘sr! ?f::.‘m‘,ff'u D:: ey Berkley, clerk, fnaneialoffice. Franklin |Webb, probationary teacher, grade 1.| “That such provisions be made for | over by John Poole, Fred B. Smith of | creditors. to find anything suited to his needs. be maintained. Vhite . Clevel . Dodge. School, and . L. Raun, feacher, kinder- {Bell School; J. E. Mustapha, pfoba-|the school and its maintenance that | New York city, an class 6A, Dunbar twenty-five years national secretary garten principal, Twining: School. tionary teacher, contributions from charitable organ 1 Promotions and transfers—G, M. Nix, |High; Madeline 'Sheppard, probation- | zations or individuals should be unnec- | of the Y. M. C. A, was the principal jumitor, Wallach chool: H. M. Croes.lary feacher, class 6A. Dunbar High; |sary. | speaker. 0 Janitor, Peabody School: Miss J. E.|R. L. Nixon, probationary teacher. *That a physician of the tubercular| Rev. 1. O. Watson conducted the Wiler. teacher, GGales School: Catherins (class 6A, Dunbar High; J. M. Nickens, | clinic of the health department be de- | prayer servic The crowds are in- Brackett, kindergarten principal, Twin. Road ' School. tailed to visit this school dai P sing iz Schoe V. Ellett, kindergarten Brizhtwood Park School : El- rds. teacher, Gales School ; ant Albemarle Pippins—Apples Most Wonderful Fruit from FOX FARMS and ORCHARDS, If you like Apples—try these for any pu pose. Any quantity, any size. The Apple Queen Victoria mMade Famous. rge Basket, 10 PRODLCTS. NowW, SPECIAL! This Week We Take Pleasure in Offering You Our Inaugural Souvenirs Remembrances that you can carry away and which will become lasting re- minde of this his- torical event; as well as other novelties that have of val w souvenirs hinzton You will find things here that are different— keepsakes that are worth keepins. The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop) 14& s'. One door above Pa. Ave. “Tri-Wear” Oxfords for Spring Delicious Strawberry Ice Cre e Yol BEG. U.SPAT., OF. ITH an “Opening Address” as short and very much to the point—as it is said President Hard- ing’s will be tomorrow. i “TRI-WEAR™ quality remains true to its service- traditions of years past. 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