Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1926, Page 25

ACCUSED TEACHER ' WINS RE-ELECTION Kentucky Gurl delcated of Charge of “Undermining” Pupils’ Religious Faith. the Tilghman High School, won her | ! fight last night to reinstatement in the faculty when the bo cation did not produce ness to_substantiate ch: against her of tea undermined the vuplls in her classes.” s not re-elected to ear due manded | hea h set for | night, but. post when her ients from Miss Smith’s :lasses, all of whom answered in the e the question put to them b\ John K. MacDonald, counsel for Smith, The question was whether or not you have || 1 Miss Smith teach or state which could be calculated to undermine the reli faith of || her pur r any one else mh of the || ACTRESS IS BANKRUPT. Ouida Bergere Owes $0,399 and Has $150 Assets. W YORK, June 11 (#)—Oulda widely known ° scenario writer and former musical comedy | star, yesterday filed a voluntary petl- | tion in bankrup! 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