Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1923, Page 10

" 10 WANTS U.S. TOBUY TOWN OF QUANTICO Britten Bill Provides $600,- 000 to Purchase Village for Marines. administration bill to authorize | or disposition of lands no ! from Yesterday’s 5:30 dition of The Star. James T. Lloyd New President Of D. C. Board of Educa James T. Lloyd, former representa- tive in Congress from Missouri, was unanimously elected president of the board of education yesterday afternoon, | succeeding Daniel J. Callahan, who re- signed about a month ago because of | the pressure of outside businese. The nomination of Mr. Lloyd was made by Ernest Greenwood, vice pres- ident of the board, who also had bpen considered for the -presidency. The board two weeks ago postponed the 'THE 'EVEN tion |2 member of Congress from Missouri Since that time he 'has been practic- ing law in the District. Mr. Lloyd was born August 28, 1857, at Canton, Mo., and was educated in the Stockton-Culver College of that cradusting with the degree of rom 1889 to 1893 he was prose- cuting attorney of Shelby county, Mo, Ho also was chairman of the demo- cratic state convention of Missouri and a delegate at large to the demo- cratic national convention in 1904, Mr. Lloyd is a member of Washington Board of Trade, the the City Club, National Press Club, Racquet Club, 0dd_Fellows, Elks and the Methodist Episcopal Church South. A resolution designed to curb the smoking of adults as well as school children on school property, in- troduced by the speclal committee appointed to investigate charges by Washington Chamber of Commerce, |5 Porter, ¢ Road School, class 6A, 3, Gales-Blake School; F. B. teacher, class 2, Mi and L. T. Ruff, te Miner Normal Schoo! - W. Rippev, teacher, chocl, from class 6A ;: Margaret Lent, teacher, bia Junior High School, , Central High School o 3, domes- Brooks, ti class Transf class 4, from | Al M. M om Worm}. NG _STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923. Peyser’s Art Work In School Stands Test of Years Thirty‘two years ago, when Julius I. Peyser, president of the District Public School Assoclation and mem- ber of the board of education, was a pupil in the Abbot School, he drew a border around a blackboard with chalk. Proud of his artistic work, Capt. Peyser signed his name in small letters under the border. Capt. Peyser visited the school re- cently and was surprised to find the chalk border on the blackboard with try. The people of Yucatan, once the home of the Maya, are one of the most clean- | Youngest female ly races in the world, and shower baths | in the are in quite general use in that coun- | Sioux City, the pers: —_——. —the reputation for handling the most com- plete and comprehen- sive collection of Xmas Greeting Cards is but a part of our XMAS MESSAGE TO YOU. Our assortments in- clude expressions _ in FURNITURE ARTI - Towa, boasts of attorney urts of the United States, of Miss Gladys Yeania twenty-three years old. pra B the folng CLES, LAMPS. POT- election of the president because of TERY, BRONZES, etc, the absence of Mr. Greenwood. Tribute by Greenwood. the Anti-Cigaretto League of th District that pupils have been vio- \lating the hoard’s regulation forbid- % ding_smoking by pupils while at 3 # Z en route to and from school § , . adopted “‘f"““"'l""‘"' 3 It was pointed out in the resolu e 1 was advised that son n- tion that school officials have found ¥ e e et it difficfit to enforce the regulation e bill includes o $600,000 appro- | SiSted ubon postponing the an priation for purchase of the town of . i Quantico, Va., as an addition to the from ) his name intact. He told this story L. F. W at a_reception given in his honor the Henry D. Cooke Home and School Assoclation, to show the fre- quency with whieh improvements are made in the District schools. nd providing for the wer lands required Conete onsole or Candlestick 11,5’7'35?01. " $6.00 mer, proba- et oo . Hine Junior $7.50 ‘0 $28. temporar. v to the fact that adults are now 3 ] Junlor High permitted to smoke on school prop- i A esiil, a |e The committee which drafted . e : the resolution was Yy > opportunity of 5 ]';”“_v“_‘h 'l“ : e e s in personnel by th 1 Fairchild’s Pet Shop 0‘ RS 1340 G Street h a Open Evenings Other Bronzes, Phone Main 8619 PET ANIMALS Dogs and Puppies Canaries and Cages t that, ould be & domest art ary cabinetm nations — R. & Kleeman Smallwood-Bow budget has| ¥ ent that { Parrots and = o and W g Johnsor Parro-Keets v LLovD, S | Phillip Imported Odd Birds her; y |l Animal Foods | 1; 1M Remediea Collars and Harness 1215 NINTH STREET Washington, D. C. JAN Artistic Book Ends $2.50 up consonance with | bers of the board who i plans for, certain 4 postponing this clection that 1 grasp San Francisco TR A, 3 s | the opportunity which 1 know you | te uditure of) schools of the would all like to have, and place 1n | Sehool. lows: No task has been too arduous, no de- ]ll{!fl«lfl for president Judge James Leave of absenc AoMows: | mand upon his time has been too teacher, Mare 18| great. and it scems to me that thi 0.000; for ot coal i foard of cducation would be for the marine depot ; of supplics. 000, lacking in appreciation, not only of t he has done in the pa { what T know he the future, if we to give him in return as may b urs t at . the community is s to ail 9 effort to do him hono ATY we bring honor to the position of ific occupie: president of t rd of education @ man with many au- | of the District of Columb . “It is therefore -with an unis ard the men Lamps in - Great Variety $5.75 to $50 fiah Jong Sets, $28 Other Sets up to $55 ted on mons, High | tionary Road Reinstatement—N. —L. C. Doherty;! Central High | teacher, cla om 1897 to Objectors. volicy T BRI DRRERERIERERERES ) IR REREREREREREREREY BRERERERERERERER S at th st Comfort Navy is authorized te acquire These Chilly Mornings The Wheeling Super-Radiant of the . IMPORTANT! A Sure Successful Christmas Din- ner! Carefully Selected Quality Products With Exceptionally Low Prices Can Be Had AT ALL UALITY SERVICE STORE Every Quality Service Store Merchant has selected only those items he knows will satisfy the most particular customers indh'is neighborhood. A fresh and complete assortment of Groceries, Poultry, Meats, Vegetables and Christmas Delicacies are f}(:.un' at all Q. S. Stores. Take advantage of the big specials which these items indicate. Do your Christmas Dinner Shopping this year at the Q. S. Store nearest your home. ) FINE—LARGE—NEW! THE VERY BEST OF THIS YEAR’S CROP PUMPKIN, No. 3 Can 12ic NO. 1 CALIF. 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