Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 18

country, at which speakers, supplied t o Wltb Legion to Make Exer- Education Association, by the American Legion, will speak, | o 2iomoblle accident near Oberm, e announcement followed a con- mergau, August 12, is on the waly olsas a Bitocsss. forence between President Harding, P Sessvers i Mastis Leaiie ok Mr. Powell and John J. Tigert, United | Bailors are very superstitious "regard- 7 7 = American Education week has been | Btates commisstoner of education, and |ing cats. To throw 'a_ cat overhoard | 9211%. and no complications are"¢ st for December 3 to 9, inclusive, it | 12V1t ave been issued for the |means an invitation 1o bad weather, and | Pected, the message sald. ZMp g -operation of all national organiza- | when a ship's cat,is fris| was announced today by Garland W. tions engaged in educationa® work, | wre forcioln. frisky Beavy gales | Tumulty s tn touch with nis e “? ~ I_UMBER STANDARDS I AMERICAN EDUCATION .. : | Powell. assistant nattonal dirsctor of,j the chambers of commerce, clubs and S T O P H U N T I N G ment last year, and §s recelving the | be urged to preach sermons on. the | LUMiCh Undt Miss Mary ' Tumulty peoted to Go Long Ways WEEK BEG"‘S DEC. 3 Americanism for the American Le- | civic societies. MISS TUMULTY REGOVEEI!IG MAY SUUN BE cooDeration of the United States bu. | BeneAts of education, and mass meet- | 48UBhter of former Preaident Wil- Geta | For Hunting Supplies Windproof g Supp ' THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON; D. O, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922. glon, which inaugurated the move-| Ministers of all denominations witl |, Word has been received here from President !udm‘ Co-Operates | reau of education and the Nationai| 088 Will be held throughount the|80m's secretary, who was injared Conference Here With ;Ioom Ex- Spend that time in actual hunting. Visit one of our three big stores where you get instant and sat- Toward Goal. —— = in Munich daily by cable. su lT isfactory service and where your hunting outfit can AT S Vo o, to wear ‘be completed at negligible cost. Culmination of endeavors to bring over your weather quality throughoyt different spectes of timber, and unifermity of grade names, The second deals with the sizes of lumber involying such ap- parently simple, but really knotty questions as: How thick should an inch board be? The third heading includes all phases of the grade marking of lumber and the nature of the impartial inspection service that must be behind the grade marks if they are to be of any value and pro- tection to the public. “The basic pumpose of the lumber standardization — movement,” Mr. Compton said, “Is to demonstrate that the lumber industry can conduct fts business efficiently and honestly and with due regard to the interest of the public whose needs it serves, and thus effectively to discourage the Hoover and & committee on lumber $2.75 $3.95 manager of the Lumber Manufactur- e onv'y'nn on tronL Hip length $3 75 l High-Laced Boota— $8 Mr, Compton sald, invoives greater values that await you here. Beesehen, Pe- KEEPS YOU SNUG AND WARM standards representing the industry. 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