Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 19

e RIS Rt S S tos vt & < D gl TRE I EDUCATION BOARD SHOOSIER State Society to Give Reception to| | | Assumes Passive Attitude on| Bill for Electing Members, Greenwood Declares. tel A passive attitude concerning the fate of the bill intreduced by Repre sentative Alard If. Gasque of South Carolina week, which prov for popular election of mem the Board of Education. has bee cided upon by the members of the present boa This fact w Greenwood, s made plain by Lrnest ting president of tn- | board, who discussed the measure at length last night ot the semi-annual meeting of the board, with represent- atives of all the principal organiza | tions in the city, held in the Frankiin School. While Mr. and humorous Jibes at the bill on nis own authority, in closing he said: “I | neither speed it on its way nor intend retard it, and I think the othe) members of the bourd feel the same ests of Schools at Heart B e the interests of the . Mr. Greenwood de T would go out and work for People evolve these theories, anc | 1 like to see them get an opportuntiy | to try them out, providing they dc not do too much n “However, ther e two points 1 do not lfie in the Dbill, which, in my opinion, would not result in the ap- pointment of as efficient Board of | Education members as through the present method. One is that the ces take time to select good peo Dle who will have the interests of at heart, while if the members w elected under the old ward they would be pledged t marily for districts, new sch hecomes of vialue to the and with an entire new boarg notice we would have a ba t Tt would be better to elect the mem: | bers, if they are to be elected, three e terms of the present board members expire.’ Adopts Humorous Vein. Adopting a humorous vein, Mr v pointed out that the bill vides the present hoar ng its own funeral and pallbearers.” inasmuct t to conduct tl he continued, “a g bill would be ‘Let the Dead." ™ In opening his remarks. which he vear, g personal 5 frankly without being being inspired to attempt to save my own face.” e . An airplane costing $10.000 when new, depreciates $10.60 an hour while prominent expert Selected from an assortment that you can be sure is correct. Mufflers. Special ....... Pure Sitk In Black, White and $§ Gray—very special | include addresses by [ tive | eve | ti | master Gener: Mufflers Special importation of English and Scotch mufflers. Welsh-Margetson Silk, $15. Imported Cashmere and Black and White Fiber Silk THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTOY, 15, 1925. > 19 D. €, TUESDAY. DECEMBER \ government seized by the| roperty custodian. | In an opinion delivered by Justice ! Iiolmes, covering 25 cases in which the issue was raised, the Court ruled | that the United States Government was nof entitled to priority in satisfy- ing its clalms against Germany out of these funds, which Include money amounting to § 71, identified as belonging to the imperlal German government. The German government having | failed to make any provision for the reGemption of its treasury notes, the American holders entered suits in the EVENT TONIGHT. | BUYERS OF GERMAN ¢ SECURITIES UPHELD Supreme Court Decision Sustains Owners Who Purchased Before U. S. Entered World War. Congress Members. i The program for the reception to shington Indiana tonight for the delegation wiil | thur R. Rob- | r from that s, secretary | E Rauscher’s congressional the ni nd Ev ident Coolidge. | % 1 smeric: olders of German treas- nce was given by Representa.| --Merican ho Tred Purnell. president, that |Ury notes purchased before the United member of the Indiana dele; | es entered the World War were n would be sent, and that Post- | upheld by the Supreme Court yester. New also would at- | it their effort to satisfy their 1= out of funds belonging to the claims nson, ate, Pry Tederal courts asking judgments to satisfy their claims out of the German furas. This was opposed by the gov- amounting to $400,000,000 8,000 Thrifty People Were Their Own Santa Claus! Checks totaling $350.000 were mailed out to the members of Mt Vernon Christmas Club for 1925! Think of all the Christmas happiness they meant for thousands of families! Some of these members are well-to-do—some in moderate circum- stances. Some are old, some young. It's a great idea for everybody! Don’t pass it by for next year. 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