Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 27

COLLEGE ATHEIST CLUB NOT TO BE SUPPRESSED However, New Group Will Receive No Favor. lGod and all religions based on that be- lief.” The new group, with a member. ship of 13 students, included men and upper and lower | James M ty of Roches | classes, tho student leadersald. “The i g iy newspaper reports that the American ter who have formed an Atheists Club Asoutation for the A i e oricAD Atheism, Inc., of New York, had of. in no way gives | fered its aid fo the club, By the Ass ROCHES “Student will not be prosecuted or expelled, al- . Sloan’s i Trokeys sity of atheism and to abolish belfef n 4.—|women of both Electric Curling Irons PEOPLES % Y FRICE Electric Flat Irons PEOPLES PRICE 49¢ Rubber House- hold Aprons PEOPLES PRICE 2zt 70¢ PEOPLES PRICE 4le Lini- + ment P PEOPLES 25¢ PRICE 17¢ Zymole PEOPLES PRICE Ad- lerika 75¢ PEOPLES . 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PFOPLES PRICE 75¢ Rub- propris PRICE Shaving PEOPLE: 60c West- ”J’: ;’ phal’s Hair Tonic ! PFOPLES 25¢ PRICE Cuticura 200 i Soap 3 for 5ic PEOPLES PRICE PEOPLES 50c Pep- PLoli sodent Tooth PEOPLES RIC, Mahdeen Hair Tonic 65¢ Pond’s Creams 50c Men: PEOPL nen’s . 50c Still- PEOPLES | PEOPLES PRICE Mum g:;)dor- 2 1 ‘c The resolution was introduced sev- 2 50¢ which every teacher will be asked to observe are that aggressive warfare which can be otherwise adjusted should be prevented, warfare in self- defense and in the cause of liberty is Justifiable, history shows preparedness nstruction to be vital, deeds of pa- triots should be stressed in history classes, and the aim of all instruction should be the making of good citizens. The resolution urged teachers, es- pecially of history, to stress the sacri- fices of American patriots both in war and peace and provided for the recall of a history syllabus of 1923 embody- ing “the ideas of the so-called pacifist | a son, Elw C i “arol Collins ived In Warre: WARR PEOPLES PRICE iElectric $£9.98 Heaters PEOPLES PRICE Electric Floramye Face Powder $1 Dan- derine Hair Tonic PEOPLES PRICE PEOPLES 2 PRICE Hair Groom PFOPLES PRICE Pebeco p Tooth 12 C PFOPLES PRICE 75¢ PEOPLES PRICE - Pert Rouge 59 c Wildroot 'Rl Hair 4 5 C Tonic PEOPLES PRICE S ERaE 50¢ PEOPLES PRICE 42¢ . Shaving agazine article regagd- of martial picturps d text books had pio ing the display in classroom: voked considerable di Warrenton Man Dies. Epeciai Diepatch to The Star, 3 ENTON, Capt. Newton M. Collins of Warren- ton died yesterday In George Wash- ington University Hospital, years. He s s