Evening Star Newspaper, May 1, 1924, Page 24

PREVENTION OF WAR OBJECTIVE OF SCHOOL iiew International Relations Branch at Johns Hopkins Out- lines Course. JESEARCHE MAIN PURPOSE Stadents to Be Limited to Few Careful Selections. By the Assaointed Press ALTIMONE, Md., May 1 neeting nublicists and bui lared would be dedicated to the memory of Walter Hines Page. war- time ambassador to (ireat Britain. > contributions wit n endowment for the new undertak- in the Research Main Purpose. *“As to the sco tudy. the rwimar s would be to f <earch scholur, Catalan Leader Accuses Spain of | Repressing Liberties. v, Mu 1.—F protest with | nations, vequesting SOVIET EXECUTIONS 0.K. DE Court Prosecutor, However. Will Hear Petitions of Prisoners. —The prosecutor | | ve of | preme oourt at Kharkov | at the documents relat- g to the cent ceunter revolution- | ary trial at Kiev have becn examined | and no flaws disoovered. 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Representative Jeffers Addresses Annual Legion Rally in Arlington County. = Makex Spocial Dispateh to The Star Herbert 11. P CLARENDON. Va., May 1.—That the | 10c&] post, mad returned Amieric Yy B of disabled men at Hampion. Va., who R an tighters of the| p, “guid, because of nicalities in | world war are not unmindful of the | principles for whi Y laid zens are soldiers, of an address by o i o { e Lamar Jeffers of Ala- |7 rfes‘.s‘tib | inual rally of Arlings i 0 erican Legion, held last o ! l $olduut ]e/ latter was introd , president of f Arlingtoun Post. | bama at the ton Post night at ¢ | endon Citizens' Hall. R. are properly handled ¢ presided e tion with Arlington post's o by John preparations for Memorial day Only with Coupons will these items be sold at these low prices. The savings are real. With This Coupon Only 29c Acom Body Waists aists for A-m! 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