Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 5

IHE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924, PLANTING OF TREES |Interne Cuts Out G. U. DEBATE TONIGHT. | \T5% "2020t, 2, oo elture o the | of, the court shadl concr Defore wn act of Congress or a statute of a state i o . = winner. shall be pronounced unconstitutional.” | | MARKS ARBOR DAY! Own Tonsils While |$50 Prize to Be Giver Winner of | sages were snnounced as fottows: | Sharind Frsneis o 'bopesse ot the | | 00 Prof. Frederick K. Neilsen, Prof. C. |District of Columbia and John Thomp- 'l _ Doctors Marvel Law School Event. W. Tooke, Arthur J. Brosseau of the | ’;Dn Hicks of Virginia, members of the | | 3 4 local bar, Robert S. Regar, chief cler unior Debating Society, wi efend e B i1a 4 Official | s :‘:‘1 g":‘“ f"’“e of the George- | [568) DA%, S0P hce Department, and | the affirmative. John Francis Victory School Children an cials Lead| p, (he Associated Press. w:nl W School, the most important lRQpresenuu\e O'Connor of Louisiana. 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