Evening Star Newspaper, March 28, 1926, Page 10

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Prepare for that time by seeing this new Hoover today! $78.95 on Easy Terms Street and Fourth Floors Sold on easy terms Only $6.25 Down! Complete with dusting tools The Palais Royal Members of House and Sen- | ate to Address Latin Ameri- [ of tneir arrival here will be on|Ing and afternoon the galleries of the respective natioral Debate on the subject of “The Press | University. will lead the dehate legislative chambers thev will be ®el-| and International Relations” will be |the topic. “Schools of Jou comed in the language spoken in most |-opened -by Sener Dv. Jorge Mitre of | with ‘other speakers includin, THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH -28 Bolivar's trail across South America |part in the discussion of this topic: and who has made a number of ex-| Senator Capper of Kansas, publish ploration trips through that part of|of the Topeka Capi and otler pub- the world, will deliver an address of | lications; Iferbert N nnison of the | welcome to the Latin American | Brooklyn Daily Fagle and Willis J. | Diario Nacional. Bogota, Colombia, nalism.” which he deecri s a jour ncther Stat editors. A similar welcome will be|Abbot of the Christian Science Mon 4 extended in the House by Representa- | tor i tive Walter T Lineberger of Cali . 4 fornia. who also has lived in Latin | Will Speak on Ethics =S A dlen | Americaand speaks the Spanish 1an‘ on (he subject of guage 3 Ethics” the le. Will Call on Speaker. | wilt be Jose Juar The first call on the program of | Who will be follo the Pan-American editors on the day | ter Glass of Virginia, ov Newspaper Speaker Longworth of the House, [ Lynchburg: Rollo Ogden, edit cans When They Visit Capitol | o wii seceive them n his omec u| Je Yorl Tunge son, 11 aey ot the Capitol. Following ep. tion by the Speaker, the visitors will | Phus Dani est of their first afterncon will | Sieakers being Frank B. No n up with a luncheon at, the |President of the Associated Pi ment Printing Office by officials | M. JKoenigsberg, president of the When the | o printing office and an fnspec. | ternational News Service, and J. 11 visiting publishers and editors from/| tion of the plant. visits to the Library South and Central America, and the West Indies on the opening | moria day of their conference here vice president of the United nd to the Lincoln Me- | Pre: ociation angaerial exhibit in Poto. | D mes Melvin Lee, director of enter | mac Parl | the ool of Journalism of New York Mexito| of Cor La Nacion, Buends Alires, with the C. E- Brown of Columbia U: In the upper body Senator Bing-|following editors from the United |H Harrington of No | re r s aam of Connecticut, who has followed ! States among those ‘who will ‘take | University Chicago. and N A lof the internationa! difficulties on that This situation came about through e e et e e e e e Crawford of the Department of Agri- [continent, created, he pointed out, by culture, prestdent of the American | misunderstandings. n the discussion lass) Post, and Jose- | ? owner and editor of tite !le:‘ understanding between the peo-|complete flald of readers be 'escorted to the House gallery,| Raleigh (N. C.) and Observer. (ples of the Western Hemisphere will Speeches in Spanish will be deliv:| where they will listen to the| 1’ebate on th a is- | ered from the floor of the United|gspeech of welcome by Mr. .Line.|Semination of States Senate and the House of Rep-| perger. Later they will go to the [Py Ernesto Moutenegro of resentatives on the occasion of the|Senate, curlo, Santiago, Chile. with oth visit to the Capitol cf the delegates to the first Pan-American Congress of Journalists, which will be in ses- sion here April 7 to 13. N | the virtues of other American peoples | 1926—PART 1.’ hurried legislation to meet new con ditions created by the nineteent sociation of Teachers of Journalism. The Argentine publisher Is an advo- | amendment and has not been cc jamin Silva Herrera of the |cate of what he called “objective jour- | rected will speak on “Advertising | nalist ““dictated by fact than by The debate on ‘“Newspaper Orga |the ideas of the editors and their zation” Will bLe led by | tendencies ¢ Quesada of El Comercio, Lim 1 believe thie big newspapers of the world PREDICTS GREAT RESULTS, v | Buenos Aires Man Says Beiter Under standing of Americans Will Follew Parley. 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