Evening Star Newspaper, November 22, 1923, Page 11

NAYFLONER GROLP HEARS RABISIHON Clergyman Urged Education v for Americans Based on Morals. Miterates will be driven out of the | United States in ten years if the| neople are brought to understand the vulue of educatio Abram Stmen in the Socicty of Mayflower Descend ants, in annual meeting at the El bitt Hotel last evening. Dr. on sald the time is not far distant when education must have a moral back- #round, and that the “jazzmoralities” of the home today should bid all te iress before ng people, but and when the v oys and girls should ‘aught the' sense of independen #nd_thls does not mean dependen. This teaching should . include also the recognition of the wuthority of uod ur parenthoed and of democr: wing to the highest conception law. 1f this fsn’t education, made a blunder.” Deplores ¥ | jthe advantage of those all over the | country because of it being the. seat a3 Rabbi : THE EVENING. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, should be upheld, regardless of ! hiy saying that'he did not fully belleve er they interfered with personal hb-“n what a recent foreign visitor de- erties or religious freedom. ibed as America . being stéjcken Dr. Simon_ refe to 8 well' known | With “truth-acher S He eolg: rogoren Detroit man who sald that the land- | that it rcquired a few jibes like this ing of the Mayflower was “all bunk,” | one to awaken Americans to'the need and sald that if this s true then therojof educating themselves Lo--thelr is no need for education. “If_ our|shortcomings. boys and girls are to be eda ‘thew ho' clect 4 be able to trace thelr ancestry = et o o e il imoux, resulted as follows: Govern: Carter, B. Kei deputy governor, 3 Frank {H. Bri, aptain, v/ of clean 11ving and thINKIng, respect | Moriparde Eey: (aptain, dwurd W. for s d the ethics of religlon, and | die, D. D. aining in civic and political es of the country. en, a then only, will they have an educa- tion.” sure Eeon, Dr- Loren BT Johnson; board of assistants, Jason Waterman, Mrs. Henry B. Patton, Willlam C. Dennis, Ad ages 1 N g e Miss Carlié E. Marsh, Henry C. Crock. The children living in this city have of government, the rabbi asserted, and | nc said also that Washington should | ba made a vest-pocket cdition of the United States. The speaker concluded his address o S Stop Itching Skin | Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic| Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependable treat- ment that relieves itching tortare and [ that cleanses and soothes the ekin. ‘er, Mrs.. Louis A. Abbott afld Kenneth 8.'Wales. - A pumber of vocal selections were given by Jack: Bawle. Carter B. Keane presided. - Refresments were served. 2 ——— RAIL HEARINGS END. Last of New England Lines Testify | on" Consolidation-Plan. Hearings yesterday before the In- terstate Commerce Commission wound imony on rulruad ed concerning trafic conditions on number of minor reilroads in various scctions of the country. Newman Esb, prosident of the Ann Arbor railroad, appeated to object to tentative proposais of the commis- | sion to .attach that }ine to the Pere | Marquette. He asked that {n the jevent of consolidation, the Abn Arbor {be left iin a position to compete: for | Michigan trafic. Among the lines yet to bo ‘heard ifrom on consolidation plans is that of | Henry Ford's. Detroit, ' Toledo and Ironton. Witnesses representing it have been summioned to attepd the commission's session Friday. —_— Wild birds do not &ing more_than |eight or ten weeks in the yeat. _NOVEMBER, 22, 102 19-!}. i R v — ENLARGE ALCOHOL BODY A o Ed i S i tifie and industrial pses of alcobol. New York Man Chosen. to Advise STOLEN SILVER FOUND. en Industrial Uses. Fifteen dozen silver knives, fork!l Henry 8. Chatfield of the National| 209 £Roons, part of the procceds Paint and v-rn Ish° Assocfation. has | of a burglary.committed at the home been m Internal mveuue of Harry Hahn, 2813 27th street, lv(al SJ,’.Q';’“.‘,',;":{,‘:',‘,‘J;;:,,";,'::;":;; {but | monthis sgo, wero recovered 4n the committes. . Mr. Chatfield ‘15 vice | atore of & New York dealer in an-1 tiques: yesterday by Detective Rob- president and treasurer of tlie Kas ert Livingston. They had been pur- chased for $06. Tvo colored men | are under bond charged with par- | bier-Chatfield Shellzc Company of New York and served throughout the world war on the War Trad: trades advisory com sed of leaders in in- | ticlpation fn the burglary, and one| to the pro. | of them 1s alleged to huve shipped | hibition unit in the enforcement of | ‘flw llousel s l' eater DOLLAR thé nn.lfl'y to New York. 7 ‘The ¢hiér featired to bs #13éred when pnl‘chuln[,nn electric u-w ot fixture are—its val lf lighterbeaaty - of decun. jon, pristeness “of -‘calo ience in keeping cl Cleanliness Ask any druggist for a 35¢ or $1 bot de of Zemo and apply it as directed. Soon you will find that Irritations, | Pimplés, Blackheads, Eczema, Elotches,. ! Ringworm and similar skin troubles will disappear. i Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying than the “politi e of those men who emsaives in bed shects and est ish a new intolerance, a ne: #nd a new disrespect for I does the term apply to the of well seasoned men and women of the nation who prate of their Ameri- canism, but laugh at the laws made | liquid. is all that is needed, for it 1o benent them, “He siid thove was ng | 1% oo, banishes most ckin eruptions, makes denyifg, that many were appased tal i *he different laws enacted. but that |the skin soft, fmooth and healthy. Zemo once placed in the Constitution they Soap, 25c.—Zemo Ointment, 50c. 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