Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1924, Page 32

an THE EVENING STAR, WASHIN . C, M()Nl)AY‘ SEPTEMBER SCIENCE CONGRESS PLANS TAKE SHAPE Pan-American Sc:entuflc. | Leacers to Convene in | Peru in December. i ment of the official | Government of < plans for the par- country in the | be headed | X ent oE (5] of Politic - other mbe Prof. Marshall e Foundation, Albert Abraham | of the National { . Albert John D. Lon Fublic Health cretary of the Na- arch Council; Dr. James| president of the Ameri- | L | University of | nounces graphical | R. Platt aphical Society Sherwell of 1t is also ex- ctific congresses | 4. the first met at nd the sec- | | and men behold a Imlx s ra | respected no 1 float that ounce {in one or more | cupations {ilization, cleaning and care Out of polltxcs‘ i L I do not run for county clerk or coroner this year; I follow my ac customed work as_village auction- ; all pub duties I must shirk, because of craven fear. For many years I've ked the road that men of virtue tread. | spend my nights in_my abode said, but long stowed on painting landscap | The eri of my younger days Lall forg quict ways sere; my stainless brow. While I pursue my present plan 1 am scout; I do not fear th: will g my record ou for llu world to scan with ryl).AMl jeer and shout. But if unwisely T1 decreed that 1 would make the ra and with the carnest voters 1.1.. for some exalted place, | punk, forgotten deed, \\nnh! trace. Aud here, my en where I swiped a farmer’s and copped a widow's goat. 1 chow, hall not cow once panhandled for my couldn’t raise ¢ run for courn ster of deeds; I'll stick to my accustomed work, though all the village pleads: I'd not be banished from the ki and dumped among the weeds. T day n the friendly smiles of damsels, one hy one, 1 swing on gates and climb the stiles and gambol in the sun: and so I fall not for the wiles of those who'd have me run. (Copyright) \\’ ALT MASON. + Examination. The Civil s ice Commission an- an open competitive examina- | tion for the position of luboratory at- | dant in the had at least three months of the fol Media mak « of s ding and ¢ amination; appointing officers, ever, have the legal right to specify the sex desired in requesting certifi- ation of elig; -lof the o bear upon | ms the accu- of the countries | showed the ! information on | problems in | o nine s d anthropolo; ematical onomics and socioligy; scation i The delegates to the congress will | papers on the various cience included in the | wddition leaders of ht in the United States to attend in per: | to prepare papers to the congress. 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