Evening Star Newspaper, November 20, 1925, Page 39

B GOVELL PREDICTS UNION OF BUS LINES - | Express Service on Avenues Is Idea of Bell’s Aide, Told to Citizens. bus lines is v the Conduit d that they would into the is1 the o THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925. 39 EDUCATIONAL EXPERT, DR. L. R. KLEMM, DIES Was Long Specialist on Foreign School Systems in Federal Bureau Here. Dr. Louis Richard Klemm, 79 | United States Bureau of Education, | died at his residence, | northeast, Wednesday after a long ill- ness. pel of J. Wil 2 Pennsylvan | afternoon at 1:30 o'clock | was ‘private. Klemm w: n Lee, under- avenue, this a well known edu: been sup veland and | N member of the United old, for many vears employed as a|ao specialist in foreign education in the | ing 919 B street | § Funeral services were conducted at| Interment 11-YEAR LITIGATION ENDS. Final Decree in Suit Involving ourt | ee in the herwood hipbuild e Kin handed down his fi suit of Sir Joseph decree of October ance with a mar 5 Circuit Court of Apy d red als hundreds of thow of dollar: Groner's decree enjoined the News Shipbuilding and | from building Jatents with the Isherwood 1 H plans to Isher- first submitting the wood Y —— | royalties SAYS SOUTHERN CHURCH DID NOT ATTACK SMITH | Scores I Bishop Cannon, However, Governor for Stand on Prohibition. By the Associated Press. —Bishop chairman of the emperance and § he odist Epise South night issued t pointing out that hix n had no connection with rd of Temyp \ce, Prohibition and Public Mor; the Methodist wn that the parties involved 1 caleulation of the rest and that pay ment has been made. Enterprise Serial Building Association Episcopal Church, which recently at- tacked the proposed candidacy of Gov. 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There are 111,558 students in the L merger of | country who are training in the Re- date, | serve Officers’ Tralning Corps units 1 with | of the colleges. Of these only 12,000 & the |are at essentially military schools ter |and colleges. Most men participate . but |voluntarily in institutions where mili- vould b rediate reduction | tary training is not compulsory. The s, he said. He out | Ninth Corps Area leads the rest of Bell's hill for |the United States in the number Utilit of students enrolled, with 17,078 con- lier the and urged th other civic union. A there new Public ave schools announced th: ing would be held Frank W. Ballou will be address the meeting. A survey will | be made to determine the number of | children of school age to be provided for. Afternoon Tea oy 1223 F Street N.W. Need for Police. ional mounted waign for the en- the membership of the | ecided upon. Resolu- | ssing appre- plishments of | ~cting the sec- | nted from 1 bounded | . 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