Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1923, Page 52

™~ ro ACTION S DELAYED | Abe Martin Say ON HYGIENE COURSE Principals Postpone Final De- cision on Plan Until September. * Advisability of introducing a course In home hygiene, dietetics and nurs- ing Into the high schools was dis- cussed by the board of high school yrincipals at its final meeting of the current scholastic vesterd ®fternoon at the Franklin School. Ac- tion was deferred until September Such a course was originally posed by the American Red Cr on a more elaborate scale than sch ®uthorities cared to undertake. The Red Cross recommended that it be 1aught by a member of its staff and that full credit be given toward a diploma The cource is designed to give the high school girls a home nursing, home h healthful managem would Inel a_course in f Murphy. supervising ot th hools, told these things a the schools year . but hool “I've often walked more’n a mile for part of a cigar, but cigarettes never seem t’ hit th’ spot,” declared Pony Mopps t'day. Mrs. Em Moots, who has been missin’ fer several days, 'phoned her daughter this mornin’ that she’d finally found a parkin’ place (Copstight National Newspaper Service.) il it course should the hand t teacher in « Cross mive th out that authorized or pulsory. The principals a sction on a plan fc echool graduation dates. GROTTO AND ALMAS BANDS TO COMPETE' ritted to pointed ve to be Flowers for Weddings. nsult Gude about the decorations, Advertisement. DR. FREEMAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO ROTARY Bishop-Elect Declares Aims of Or- ganization Fill Great Need of Present Time. o failed to take ting high Contest Will Coincide With Annual Base Ball Game at Park June 23. the membership that he that Rotary s that he be permitted quent visits to the local club, Rev. Dr. James E. Freeman. Lishop-elect of Washington, was the the weekly meet- & of the Rotary Club In the New |Willara Hotel yesterday Speaking briefly on the ideals and athics of I Dr - (that the or world t ing and the veiled Kallipolis Grotto meet T.eague Park on June be something more Interest the spectators bunds of the two Mason of Almas prophets of at American 22 there will ball to - military organiza- tions o the first time on t to meet was asses and kinds of men. must be firm in his s no time for the 1 advocate. Every vidual must let his fellow know w . and all must rant if we would oblivion.” he sald. t of the clergyman to the Iotary Club wes the first made to any of the local civie since his election He known _fa ple's Ban pieces, pract ieadership of Noble William A. ¥ director of the Army Mus to prepare for Shrine week as reached a high state of nightly to the bishopric. rousing reception the Rotarians, all of whom per- ally congratulated him upon his ation. He was Introduced by > ‘arner of St. Alban's, was given a e base ball game . there will be foot ra & woman's drill team. a parad-, raising and presen n of gifts LIONS CLUB INSTALLS ; NEW SET OF OFFICERS i tary and Arthur M { cuesting the holdi f stead of July 4, o Wednesday, the e fon eting on July 2 the latter falling lub voted in fa- ate rediate past secre- was presented with George A. Lewis Takes Chair and watch as a token Thanks Fellows for His Election. ah of tor services rendered. In an inspiring talk_on the ldeals of Rotary, Dr. James Sharp outlined j the purposes of the organization to entire | those members admitted to the club he singing (o {during the the singing of theGUINg the the organization,|yrogress made for the bass ball a Lion,” George|game to be played next Thursd hetween the Cleveland and Washin, Midst the roars of membership and famous song of ee, I'm Glad T'm A. Lewis. cently elec ington L the st vear. elleff reported on the Slub at cent turn-out by local Seanaitas Jiotarians, o ub voted to assist the Civitan s international convention ME ddress, thanked r the hearty recep- | romas W 1 Léonard vid M. Barry, lion tamer, Yost. tail-twister meeting Maj. Dar Sullivan, superintendent of police, Thanked the Lions and through them the citizens of Washington for the noral support given the police in | their work during the Shrine con- vention ! The Jooster prize was awarded F. M. Hall, and Arthur Smith was desig- | nated to award the prize next week, Palm Beach TROU New Brick Homes _4th & LNE. ¥ Exhibit Home 1108 4th St. N.E. $1,000 Cash Easy Monthly Payments Open Every Day and Evening. McKeever & Goss 1415 Eye M. 4752 Pencil Stripes Blues, Grays and Black Mohair Every Popular Shape in Palm Beach Sizes 29 to 50 * Stock up Now at This Low Price O e Slip=Covers to Measure Permit us to send our representative to your home with samples, to takes measurements and gubmit estimates. ‘We are showing an ele- it want line of new patterns in Cretonnes for Summer Draperies. s \}; LCansburgh Interior 4 3 Decorating Co. 637 F St. N.W, Qoo stands Freeman sald closer fellowship betterment bodies relative to rom his clubmates THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 1000 TO ATTEND CVTAN MEETING Convention to Draw Dele- gates From 100 Clubs. Elaborate Plans Made. With two delegates each from all of the hundred clubs scattered throughout the United States certain to be present, those in charge of the convention of the International As- sociation of Civitan Clubs, which con- venes next Tuesday morning at the Wardman Park Hotel for a three-day session, are confident that more than 1.000 persons in all will be in Wash- ington during the conference. Elaborate preparations have been completed by committees of the local club for the entertainment of the visitors, and with the co-operation of other civic-betterment organizations of the city the Civitans are looking to one of the most successful conven- tions ever held by the organization. A question of national policy and of the control of the officlal maga- zine o fthe organization, the Civitan. will be two of the more important problems to be taken up at the con- vention. . The Civitan Club of Chattanooga, one of the most active in the asso- ciation, has given formal notice of its intention to introduce a resolution providing the assoclation adopt as part of its national pol a nation- wide campaign of education on the general international situation, em- phasizing those features which have a direct bearing on American life Chattanooga Civitans assert an un- derstanding of foreign affairs is es- sential to the qualifications of a well- informed American citizen. That the advisability of adopting this sugges- tion will be contested is assured. The magazine question will come up in the form of a proposed amend- ment to the constitution. It provides that control of the publication be vested in a board of editors, and everything going into the magazine receive the unanimous approval of this board. e MOTHER OF 12 JAILED. MUSKEGON, Mich., June 14.—DMrs Anna Hozer, whose jail sentence for violation of the liquor law was recently commuted by President Harding. in order that ehe might go home to care for her eleven children and another. which since has been born, was arrested again late yesterday on a warrant charging unlawful possession of liquor. Tssuance of the warrant followed ac- | quittal in efreuit court of her husband, on a similar that the liquor was obtained by his wife while he was away from home. Mrs Hozer took Warren Harding Hozer, her three-month-old son, to jail w JOIN OUR LIBRARY AND READ YOUR FAVORITE BOOK FOR A VERY SMALL FEE. Pearlman’s Book Shop 933 G St. N.W. (% & G MOUNT VERNON and ALEXANDRIA, round trip, 80c | Artington, side trip, 10c additiona Electric Cars leavs 12th A orthwest. ou_the —9:00 AM. o 5:30 P.M. Runaing Time—S35 Minutes Washington-Virgi Railway Co. 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BELASCO—"Lawful Larceny.” melo- dramatic comedy, at 2:30 and $:30 p.m. PRESIDENT—"Able's Irish Rose,” KEITH'S—"Creole Fashion Plate,” vaudeville, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. STRAND—"Queen of Syncopation.” lle, at 2:45, 6:30 and 8:45 p.m. “Birth of a Nation,” photo- and 8:20 p.m. RIALTO—"Enemies of Women,” at '8 Shews tor Priee of § Centinueus rom i2 Neon WASHINGTEN'S GNLY POPULAR PRICE VAUDEVILLE THEATER [ MAMMY AND THE POLI'S Now Matinee Daily 2:20 P.M. timony introduced at Hozer's trial was 11am, 1,36 7and 8 p.m. COSMOS—Douglas _ Fairbanks, in “Robin Hood,” at 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. COLUMBIA—Bebe Daniels, in Excl at 11:25 am., 1:25, 5:35, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m. PALACE—Walter Hiers, in Cents an Hour,” at 10:55 a.m. 4:20, 6:10.' 8 and 9: S. H. Willey for the past twenty years, and according to Miss Elizabeth Reiss, who prepared Tuesday's meeting, it “‘a_source of Inspiration as well as en- tertainment to many young men who miss the home influence and appreciate a different type of amusement than they get elsewhere. Songs were given by Mrs. Ruth Good- all and Mrs, John C. Palmer madé an Fanny Dial gave a reading. 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