Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 5

OREGONSCHOOLACT UPIN'HiGH COURT Conshtuhonal Phase of Com- | pulsory Educatior Proposal Is Orally Argued. | where in a swampy hare a posse wi The compulsory education law of Oregon, requiring that after Septem- ber of next year all children between the ages of 8 and 16, with ceptions, shall attend publlc day for brought the injur Court ag: Althcugh it w might not bri from the court on t right of States to c tion of children within thelr bord ntroversy has attracted wide on in educational and religious i argument in twe te to have set aside he Federal District | (hought the cases »ing opinion vn:leuntual Array of Counsel. The array of counsel brought into r Tutney and William ter rights of & the St that the in- the property E te | s nlawful taking of property Arguments for Appelices. Counsel for the appellees, on the other hand, based their argument on | co a new school 1 rights of ured by the| Constitution mounted to a denial of the ru.lll ing the useful oc: n 2 parental control ldren and exceeded the po te to conduct pri i , which the chools as one to c rov private prin schools in should cd Which The S the Domestic TIGE GINGER| ALE! NONE BETTER A. G. HERRMANN 750 Tenth SL BILL_JACK—RALP. SKILLED OPTICIANS 610 Thirteenth Street N.W. Phone Franklin 171 hefS | m Umerica & md that means fhe best you can find anyuw WS‘C LEA & PERRINS SAUCE to seasz}:\n those worider is] ou dm the gvm!% 2 aurdnts. Try it af7iome as an ounce of prevention Hotels, restaurants and Pull- man diners serve Post’s Bran Flakes in Ounce of Prevention packages. [TEN CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON IN MISSISSIPPI Line Up Guards and Take Guns, Then Flee Into Great mpy Forest. | By the Associated Press. DREW, Miss., March 16.—Some- woods cast of Parchman yvesterday, took their guns. | locked them up and escaped in two automobiles parked in the prison vard. The forest near which tne convicts' automobiles stalled is nine miles long | and it was not poseible to surround gl 73 The escaped prisoners have two S| pistols, one shotgun, seven rifles and much ammunition. Among their number are some of the most des- | perate men who were confined at the State prison farm Approximately 85 convicts were in the stockade at the prison farm when the break for liberty was made. AUTO DEALERS SUED. Bertha R. Harriman today sued Smerson & Orme, automobile agents, $5,000 damages for alleged per- al injuries. She says she went to the showrooms of the defendants June 4, with & view to buying a car. he model whicl e sought was e showroom, but an agent of pdants told her he had one at f the defendants. She car and at As alighting from it she slipped asy step of the car and ustained serious injury. At- B. Munson appears for the Dbloodhounds was | attempting today to find the trafl of | | 10 convicts who lined up the guards at the Mississippt State Prison at| THE EVENING Colorful Soldier Of Fortune, Friend Of Pershing, Dead Sam Dreben, Wearer of War Cross, Fought in Scores of Battles. By the Associated Press HOLLYWOOD, Calif.. March 16.— Sergt. Sam Dreben. 47, soldier of fortune and American war hero, plc- turesque figure of Mexican and Cen- tral American revolutions and friend of Gen. Pershing, died here yesterday. Though Dreben had been i1l for sev- eral months, his death came unex- pectedly. He collapsed in a doctor's office Saturday while undergoing treatment and died without regaining consciousness. Dreben fought on scores of battle- flelds, sometimes as an American sol- dler, sometimes as-a free lance. Perhaps his greatest exploit was the World War feat that won him the distinguished service cross. In October, 1818, in the last great offen- sive of the war, Dreben was sent out at the head of a small detachment of volunteers to dislodge a force of Ger- mans blocking the American advance near St. Etiennc. Before he led his men back they killed 58 Germans, captured 4 machine guns and took 2 prisoners. Of his own men, not one was wounded. Dreben also medaille militaire, the croix de guerre was awarded the | with palms and an Italian decoration Gen. Pershing honored him by in- to American headquarters s his guest, and om one ferred to him as “the finest nd one of the bravest men {1 ever kne Dreben came to the a young man of 20. Born In ¥ United Sta STAR, WASHINGTON, He enlisted with the Regular Army and saw service in the Philippines, later going to China with his regi- ment and participating in the capture of ‘Peking. Later, in Honduras, he joined Gen. Lee Christmas. He took part in the Madero revolt against Diaz in Mexico alri afterward became a follower of ‘When Gen. Pershing led his puni- tive expedition against Villa, however, Dreben was with the American forces. After the World War Dreben figured |~~~ in the attempted kidnaping of Felipe (“Little Phil”) Alguin, Los Angeles .| murderer, who wag hiding in Mexico. A widow here 'and a brother in Chicago survive Dreben RUSSIAN PLANS IRK JAPAN Soviet Designs Upon China Cause Diplomatic Friction. By Radio to The Star and Chicago Daily News. BERLIN, March 16.—A small difii- culty has arisen between the Soylets and Japan because the Soviet Eov- ernment has refused to give a diplo- matic agreement for a new Ambassa- dor to Moscow. The real reason for the difiiculty e Ted e e La Touraine Cheese Wafers A dainty roll wafer for afternoon teas. 8-0z. Can....75¢ Magruder Inc. Best Grocericy Conn. 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