Evening Star Newspaper, December 18, 1924, Page 4

KRAMER IS NAMED AS BALLOU'S AIBE Central High Priacipal An-i pointed Assistant Superin- tendent of Schools. Stephen Kramer, nt_superin- 1led back v the Board | principal of | . supervising eleventh division, | superin- | ceed- principal of the was named second assistant tendent KRAMER, entral High School, who olnted first assistant superin- tendent of schools—one of the three new ndminintrative positions ereated Prin |in the teachers’ salary bill. Mr. Kra- T/ mer was assixtant superintendent of was filled with the Wallis, ant | allou | schools from 1914 to 1923 ’WOMAN SHIELDS FORGER. Pleads Guilty Rather Than Name | Her Accomplice. vesterday e of a police belleve the man is as - | notorious fo e school iod of more Wilkinson Service Lonz. out his | hard under e act, retary departm servir ELECTED PATRIARCH Most Rev. Conswntlnos Named by Greek Catholics. CONSTA L) b 252 S R 2 S R 2 A & oSSR 444, 1 how it will clean pay only Free Trial Coupon ment offer. Name .... 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The attitude of Japan before the League of Nations nlld in Japan itself in opposition 1o certain . cherished | principles of America,” said Mr. Britten, “is Justification for the introduction of my resolution. “Japan's open preparation for war is & reason why the white peoples sur- rounding the Pacific Ocean should have a definite defensive policy for their mutual protection, and the quicker this is done the better.” The Tilinols member added that Aus- tralia had indicated a des |to in such a movement, and uggested either Australia, Can- ada or "finnlu‘u as a \ulflhl? place for « proposed conference, 'so as to ke ay from the political machina- of “'thll\g'on tions™ ch von Mnm-n who dled at z, Germany, in 1315, was founder of the first school of Melstersingers. 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C., PEDESTRIAN HURT; MOTORIST FLEES Seven Persons Injured Day’s Motor Mishaps on Local Streets. in Another instance of an automobile striking a pedestrian and the driver faillng to stop and make known his identity has been reported by the po- lice. The accident happened at Thir- teenth and I streets vesterday after- noon, Raymond H. Zinc, 23, Colonial Hotel, being the victim. Zinc was taken to hls room and treated for a inashed foot and injuries to his body. Maynard Harrison, 21, and James A. Jenkins, 1410 C street north- east, narrowly escaped serious injury last night when the motor cycle on which they were riding skidded in front of 6 chusetts avenue and they were thrown on the street car track: in front THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924. struck and slightly bruised. They werq taken to Casualty Hospital. ‘Witile crossing near Thomas Circle last night, Martha W. Boswell, 60, 1432 R street, was knocked down by the awtomobile of John A. 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