Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 16

GONZAGA STUDENT WINNER OF HONOR Lawrence McHugh to Repre- sent High School in National Oratory Contest. Lawrence McHugh, whose home ad dress i= 522 Second street northwest has been awarded the honor of rep- aga High School in the a al Contest in the pri- e and parochial school zroup in the trict of Columbia, 1 which will be held April 2 Rutler, awarded second pl; contest, will serve as alte A large field of vouthful ¢ an unusually close competit the contest in Gonzaga Judged by five cenlty which was members. | Among contestants other than those namad were James M Droody I ron, David] bn Donovan, | John Abelard Brault, . Charles Murto, vederick Renner committee of judges of *Father Daley, Father Father Hagan, Francis Coyle es for the ives of zinia counties p; of the contest in The m aul Mortan, city man Alexandria. who accepted an n to preside on that occasion. I pupils in Arlington. | . Falrfax and Prince William | will participate in the | 0 district meeting. | Gonzaga College. {HARVARD ST. BILL RUSHED STEELE WILL COMMAND | LOS ANEGLES IN FLIGHT| Takehurst 0fich\l ‘Will Pilot Dirig-| ble April 10 on First Flight Since Shenandoah Mischap. By the Associated Press LAKEHURST, N. J., April 7.—The flight of the dirigible Los Angeles on | April 10, the first since the Shenan- | doah was destroved over Ohio last September, will be made under the command of Capt. G. W. Steele, com- | mandant of the naval air station. Capt. Steele announced today that he would be in command of all flights the ship mizht make until May 10, when he will he transferred to sea duty. At that time his command of | the dirigible will be turned over to Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl, senior | surviving officer of the Shenandoal who i= now executive officer of the T.os Angeles. It had been previously reported that Comdr. Rosendahl would be in command on the April 10 flicht. CHINESE COLLEGES AIDED. $601,000 of Remitted U. S. Boxer Indemnity Is Appropriated. Correspondence of the Associated Press. PEKING, March 3.—To promote teaching of science in seven specified Chinese universities, the Chinese Foundation for Education and Cuiture, organized last vear to disburse the | Jast remitted portion of the American Boxer indemnity, recently appropri- ated $149,000 (Chinee) for the estah- lishment of professorships. Other ap- propriations for educational work brought the grand total of fund allo- cated up to $601,000. Besides grants to universities and colleges, of which there were 18, granis were made to train. Chinese industrial experts in America and for | other educational purposes, | Applications for funds aggregated $21,000,000. BOSTON U. DEBATERS WIN. | Defeat Arizona Team, Becoming | Unofficial U. S. Champions. | ROSTC April 7 () —Boston Univ debating team won the unofficial championship of the United States last night by defeating Arizona, Coast champions. by unanimous ion of the judges. It was Boston's consecutive victory in three sea- | sons. The subject was: “Resolved, That the States should ratify the ehild Iahor amendment to the Federal Con- | Etitntion Avizona upheld the | RUX et i R S RS TR, €T, S s 5 5118 e~ S 0 5 Craft TWO-FIFTY T TWELVE “Pledged to Quality” Fourteenth Street at New York Avenue Shirts and Pajamas Styled for Spring I Winner and Runner-Up | | Top: LAWRENCE McHUGH. Bottom: GODFREY BUTLER. Who captured first and second places respectively in oratorical contest at Plan to Make Boulevard of En- trance to Zoo Proposed. | The District Commissioners sent to Chairman Zihiman of the House Dis. ! trict committee vesterday the draft of | a bill authorizing the widening of Har- ¥ard street to provide a houlevard en- trance to the Zoological Park and a better connection at the juncture of Adams Mill road. The widening, it is estimated, will cost approximately $33,500. The bill carries an authorization for an appro- priation to pay for the land which would be condemned. Attempts to se- cure the additional width by dedica- tion have been unsuccessful. A strip of land 30 feet wide on the south side of Harvard street between Ranier and Argonne places already has been acquired. As there is some | likelihood of a building being erected on the west side of Lanier place near Harvard street, the Commissioners be. lieve that the additional area should be acquired as soon as possible. *DR. B. A. BAER NAMED Dr. Bernard A. Baer was elected president of the District of Columbia Optometric Society at the annual meeting Monday night at the Raleigh Hotel. Other officers elected were: Dr. Mar- . first vice president: Ir. r. second vice president: | » L. H. Kraskin, secretary, and Dr. P. W. Kimbull, treasure Trustees elected were: Drs. M. 8. Dicus, G. A, Baker, E. H. Etz, G. Warren and R. Sheely. Plans were made for the an nual banquet to be held the latter part of this month. For Grlppe “Flu” Rellef LUDEN S menthol cough drops —relieve discomforts throughout the air passages. This famous menthol drop eases irritated throats. Just place a Luden's on your tongue, inhale slowly and get quick relief. Help oth- ers by suggesting Luden’s. everywhere in the Eawiilior C »eliow Sthite TON Sewn 0 DOLLARS THE EVENING 8T WASHINGTON, D. €. 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