Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1925, Page 20

THE EVENING NATIONAL TEST DAY HONORS AWARDED Certificates to 680 Partici-| pants in Preparedness Dem- onstration September Last. m of Yol- singing tish Rite Ch, close by the Star Spangled Officers of Following are ing in the |2 parade in 12 last, we am L 20th the > her home there ights, untry, he pened by the ilip Kohn, officers Ce Mo Boyden and Elton T. Bl | : Mmotto Plans $100,000 Home. . Mare s Agnes Minotto, Prunes Best California 120-30 to pound.. 0-40 to pound 0 to pound Any man the principles Division. HOW MUSIC EDUCATOR MEASURES SUCCESS Judges by Number of Appreciators He Develops, Speaker at Con- said, is by the Scot- “The ference Declares. of the ( ps By the tor measures eciators whom he devel- : second, with ducator, and, third, with the gen- publ ss he has in developing depends upon the suc- nd, of cours: pment of lflflflfl!fl mllu . *flumfllm h 31.—| .20¢ STAR, WASHINGTON, D. SPAIN REPORTS VICTORY. MADRID, March 31.—The military directorate yesterday announced the successful occupation of Alquazar- Seguer, Morocco, which lies Jjust seross the strait from Gibraltar. The position was taken from the Moors by Spanish land forces, assist- ed by air and naval contingents. Gen. Sousa was in charge of the landing of the troops. The operation is considered by the directorate as of great military im- portance, as it will complete the ckade of the Moroccan rebels, par- was offered by the Moors. ldren really is the primary func- tion of us all. “It is almost universally recognized that only a small percentage of those brought into contact with music will become performers in the trict sense. The remainder will lead a brighter life if it is given the touchstone that will enable it to draw from music an inspiration.” Although music supervisors must be competent musicians, they must not withdrag into a clique, Mr. Breach said. “We must not be narrow-mind- * he declared, “and we must not touch with life.” TWO WOMEN AND BABY KILLED IN AUTO CRASH Three Others Seriously Injured in Collision at Newark—One Car Overturns. By the Assoctated Press. NEWARK, N. I, women and a baby were killed and two men were seriously injured when two automobiles collided here last night. The dead are: Mrs. John J. Bell, Orange: Catherine Hignett and a baby, whose name is not known. John J. Bell and Justus Bagley of Orange were the injured. Jane Bell 4 years old, daughter of Mr. and 3Mrs. John J. Bell, was the thirdj victim of the crash. Beiitrice Jones of Cleveland also suffered serious Injurles. 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