Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1925, Page 21

EU“_EGE BY RM]I[] Ex-Soldier to Ride SUPPORTS MARYLAND |CONSIDER STERILIZING |%=,, ATTRAGTING MANY Rural Teachers Especiallyl Find lowa University Courses Valuable. By the Assoclated Press. JIOWA CITY, lowa, March 28.—A one Texan in c miles kicks a stool over tc vencil and paper receiving set to 484 meters to attend lass at the University of lowa. He is oMy one from Ohlo to California e from 18 to 50, from who will search the air for the univers! station, and to earn university credits mov from e hearth. Jisten in, mot for credit information to be gained | Horse Until 1927, | Covering All States Special Dispatch to The Star. | ROCKVILLE, Md, March 78— Leaving the ‘zerc” milestone in £ton at noon next Wednes- , Frank M. Heath, @ §6-year- old veteran of the World War, who has lived at Silver Spring, this county, ever since his discharge from the Army, will start on a horseback ride which will not end until June 1, 1927. Mr. Heath plans to spend his first night in camp at the head- quarters at Silver Spring of the Silver Spring Post of the American Legion, to which he belongs, and members of the post are arrang- Ing to g1ve him a send-off. He will visit every State in the Union. He recently purchased at Rem- nston, Va., a Morgan horse, which | he has named Gypsy Queen. | Improvement of his health, educa- tional and test of a horse are his | purposes. At Portland, Oreg., Mr. | th plans to visit a son, who | served through the World War | with him and who was seriously gassed at Chateau Thierry. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MARCH 29, Cross Word Fun for Children All sorts of easy words in this puzzle WHERE WAS THE PECLARATION OF INPEPENDENCE SIGNED, RICHARY ? AT THE soTTOM ! POWER DEVELOPMENT Pennsylvania Official Suggests: Joint Conference of States’ Utilities Commissions. By the Assoclated Pre: » PHILADELPHIA, March 28.—A join eonference of the Maryland and Penn- sylvania Public Service Commissions on the proposed $52,000,000 power de- velopment of the Philadelphia Elec- tric Co. on the Susquehanna River at Conowingo, Md, was suggested to- day by Chairman W. D. B. Alney of the Pennsylvanla commission at & hearing before that body today. It developed that Gov. Ritchie of Mary- land has asked his State Legislature to reserve 25 per cent of the power for the use of the State. “If Maryland will pay proper com- pensation for this power,” Mr. Ainey d, “I would advise the Philadelphia Electric Co. to go ahead with the W. C. L. Eglin, vice president and chlef engineer of the Philadelphia Blectrio Co., told the commission the Conowingo project would add reliabil- ity to the electric company's service. In answer to questions by Allis Ames Ballard, chief Tcounsel of the 1925—PART 1. MENTAL DEFECTIVES Maryland Board of Experts View Problem of 20,000 Feeble-Minded in State Serious. Special Dispaten to The Star. BALTIMORE, March 28.—Steriliza- tion cf mental defectives i3 being constdered by a board of experts who may recommend it to the next Legis- lature, according to Col. Stuart S. Janney, State director of welfare. The board, of which Dr. Lewellyn F. Barker {s chairman, is considering the whole problem of the feeble- minded, which, Janney sald, was a serious one. Only two solutions have been sug- gested, Janney said. Onme Is to seril- ize; the other is to institutionalize them. As there are 20,000 mental de- fectives In Maryland and only one institution with a capacity of 800, Janney pointed out, sterlization seemed to be the only practical remedy. The defectives are not regarded as dangerous, the speaker said, but it has been proved that their low men- tality is hereditary and their precrea- tive powers about normal. Janney did not say he approved of steriliza- tion, but that it was worth serious conslderation. L construction Queen Annes and Worcester Countie were awarded by Commission this week the District of TR = == Columbia and Suitland, in Prince Georges County, will be paved with concrete and the Washington boule- vard, in Howard County, from Wa- terloo to the house of correction will be reinforced with m am. Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co., which is fighting the Conowingo project on the ground that it will mean an in-| ROAD WDRk—AWARDED- crease in power rates, Mr. Eglin de- clared himself “absolutely ' certain” the project can be constructed for | Special Dispatch to The Star. $52,000,000. BALTIMORE, March 28.—Contracts (€3) PEERLESS FURNITURE CO. @ WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS INEXPENSIVE D 829 SEVENTH ST. N.W. SELECT ANY SUITE $10 DELIVERS IT! " FURNISH YOUR Y HOME NOW With Furniture of Enduring Beauty at Very Sensational “THE FAMILY LAXATIVE" VERTICAL | ~ONE WHO WORKS. Z-INTO. HORIZONTAL 1 -INCLINEV TO PO. o4 6-UPON. 3 “BURVENS. 7-EACH (aB) 4 -NEW_ENGLANY. (aB) lieve the radio holds unusual p | tures as readily if they 2 To those students who experience Open Its Doors. Many Are Temchers. s a school superintendent |famous dramatist, Luigi Pirandello, ROAT: 13- TOWARY bilities. papers sent in b rexul ¢ registered radio students the lec ssroom. | v two students who have had were Towans, and attributed | Playhouse “Worthy of Best difficulty in recei university extension department m upon request, copies of the talk th ; iitama. Corrosponta 3 8-IMPLEMENTS FOR ROW:|5 - PLACE (where flowers grow| EY o According to Miss Helen Williams, | Correzpondence of the Associated Press. g director of the correspondence study | ROME, February 28.—Tne opening ING A BOAT. &-UPON. P . division, a 2t many of the regis-|in Rome this month of the Teatro| |I0-RELATIONS 9-RAILRCAP. (aB) ave formed a clas who is known to American audiences oo the same loud | by “Six Characters In Search of an| [14-MALE CHILE 14-SOUTH AMERICA (A8 S elie teathoci | “Henry IV And. several l|_§—PE/?\’A.MI~«5117YNE SUN. |15-USEP wiTH EITHER. from the lectures, Test Papers Sent In. 1 R 7 Traditions” Soon Will student was un e to hear distinctly. | d radlo students are teach: In | dell’Arte under the direction of Italy's| |)). A GROOVE WORN INA [1Z-YOU ANF I. The value of the radio as an e other productions, is considered in tional medium,” Miss Willi theatrical circles here an event of “is touchingly demonstrated in sev- |considerable importance for the Italian Atamuiin: gane oTd Benjamin s sald to be the witness aral cases where the student drama. in general, but of incalculable MepianinZle xld 1o e fhe wiinase e T s e choatuical Rl or depending. A writ of habeas corpus g ki y for the production of Benjamin at receive a invalids, often times bedfast | Pirandello Announces Plan. the hearing here today to testify for from the J thanks 2 the ty In june, thankt| The announced plan If Signor Piran- McClintock was not recognized by e I A hen | dello to give Rome a theatrical play the warden of the Allegheny County 2 el to take 10 his bed when [,0ug GoF of the beat traditions. of srison on advice of the district at- d but three credits 19| iha capital of the Caesars, in which torney of Allegheny County. e ] e e —_ 2 w PRIC .S XTR E SY TERMS oy = eign works of cuality welcomed, is . e ¥ ded here artis The highest town in the world is BIRD WEEK OBSERVED. |ifartily commended here in’ artistic e e E I l‘ A A especially because Pasco, in we| Philadelphia Lawyer Fights | oo _ noticeable absence at present of such . _ fon ¥ institution : = = eaking Features Celebration in|#n 8p In fact, Rome is perhaps one ot e Return to Staunton in few great centers of European culture i where stage productivity has not kept Special Dispateh to The Star. . pace with dramatic development, and HAGERSTOWN, Md., March I8.—/| here the theater has not been stimu- Bird week in Washington County, |lated by the post war wave of inter- Md., under the direction of the United | &5¢ In the drama. While scores of | By the Associated | 2 i : eaters and many stic and ex- SHILADELP March 28.—Joh States Biological Survey, with theljorimental companies are b o] o IRCADEIEOER, Mech: 5 " co-operation of the Marvland State|p,ris Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Bu-| McClintock. jr., a Philadelphia law- Extension Service, Is vr«;\'-‘rl 2 PIE| charest, Vienna and London, the|ver, is fighting extradition to Staun- | o suocess. It was organized by James | jiayian bital has but an approxi- | ton, where he under Indictment | THIS IS THE WAY WE ARE OFFERING YOU THE FINEST FURNITURI ——hundreds of Washingtonians have taken advantage of THESE SPECIAL OFFERS- Alleged Stock Deal. why not drop in on your trip downtown and look over the VALUES. It's specials lil RSN these that make people fairly wonder how we do it—and, besides, you get— Washington County, Md. FREE $19 BRIDGE LAMP AND SHADE, $24 DAVENPORT TABLE OR o $22 BUFFET MIRROR WITH ANY SUITE PURCHASED THIS WEEK r of the Bureau of Biological | yate 10 playhouses, and of these only | on charges involving an alleged foremost orri- [national fare. At one plavhouse a|{inued to Mondas. thologists Oberholser of | Vienness light opera has had a long | Ihestitine for McClintock was a the United States Biological Survey |run and is still playing. At several|geal manager, who declared McClin- 4 Dr. Paul Bartsch of the National [other theaters translations of Hght| ¢ock was in Philadelphia at the time ., and M. A. Ste ment 5 7 . Accept only genuine “Phillips,” tI *also of the United States Biolo The most active company s directed r,,},‘"’,t,‘.':;",.’r\'lf:",’-:?:.‘rr:;r:,f,}d,,\'\"n:\..,,“ original Milk of Magnesia pr‘e’:crib: S spoke in the Hagers-|by a Russian actress who has pro-|aigo was indicted by the Staunton | DY physicians for 50 years as an schools. | Birdhouse and bird [duced with varying su Eeind Jary, DUC s mowils e Alle. |lankactd SIetative, soranid Survey and has been put ‘”‘""”f‘:px few devote themselves to important|$200.000 stock swindle. In Quarter | g [1] \\rllh’!h-' assistance "'f U“\\;rn"l“"‘;“'l") | native talent, Sessions Court today counsel for Me- of the survey, County Age Clintock argued a writ of habeas 2 ' : Fed on Internati . b i Moore rstown, Md, and the nternational Fare. corpus before James G. Gordon, jr., .\!nm-um. spoke Talbott enmead, | French plays have held the boards. the alleged sto deal was made. assistant United States game warden, | While at another a famous French|MeCiintock also testified and denied | poster contests were con- | Wilde, Shaw, Chekhoff, gheny County prison, Pittsburgh, in 25-cent bdttles, also 50. S X 3 . 3 -cent bottles, W. Somerset Maugham and works by | gefault of ball on charges involving | eontain directions—any drug m:’:.. va The Romans have been fed inter-|afeer which the hearing was con- chapter of the|company has just closed an engage-|the charges other foreigners. the sale of the stock to another firm. | 01d Books Best Sellers. o Tt Book sensations of the mom Home for Incurables Crowded. | STmmmMARARTNIMTTTHATIIN o N the e ellers. | Special Dispateh to The Star. pest eelers | O s it LAST FEW DAYS! ACT QUICK! 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