Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1926, Page 23

EASTERN HIGH GIRL WINS SESQUI TRIP Roberta Harrison to Repre- sent D. C. With Lawrence J. O’Neill, 18. Roberta Har- won ne £ teen-year-old rison, Eastern High senior, recognition for her afternoon when she wa 2 meeting held in the F being conducted by the of the Philadelphia who chol- | him of | od to ab itended to help quali priesthood, on ount was voted at the emploved s Light Company Harrison and (¢ sests of the Sesquicen tennial gement from June to July 5 and will be pre £old medals and cert ident Coolidge Philadelph; Both will be ellence in standing prominence in and dramatic were responsible for selection. She was stern teachers Monk S who pro- ng “the manhood.” J. Hurey and De- Thomas Walsh were sponsors, They set eiil won a special scholar- awarded him for general ex- e in his elementary schools ed to study for the priest- i me year late the state ment s “his fathe falling health became too impaired for steady then the boy, who had e work chool to fit himself to support his father, mother and three sisters.” Thirty-five boys and g to ballot among them: Nt for th Harrison atherine Gude Ally winning by a est rival with' the fo vote of 19 to 15 was Gec rpenter in the Mt ik Mt the formar won by a decisive vote. Teacher to Be Selected. G president of and active rd com- £ C. Board of man of the I mittee, and iairman of the , were charge of th neeting. Another meeting will be heid this week to d cide upon the W cher, who will n the American teac conducted simultaneously youth award. Both M O'Neill are The latter i lyric singer,” represented Dby aham, ucation with the Harrison and young accomplished musicians, | aid to be remier while Miss Harrison is her sponsors as “an accomplished ~violinist and singer. Miss Harrison is president of the Mer- ill Club and was singled out as the best player in “Arms and the Man,’ the Eastern High School Spring pl: which won the coveted Brown cup. Miss Harrison is the daughte of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph O. Harrison, re. siding at 636 D street northeast, w h‘le’ O'Nelll is the son of John P. 0" | living at 602 Twenty-second str | Each State in the Union is similarly { selecting a boy, girl and teacher to represent it in the youth and teacher awards, and the entire group will be taken on_an_extensive tour of the National Capital they have been feted at the Sesqui- centennial. B GERMANY TO FACE : ACID TEST JUNE 20 Referendum on Move for Confisea- tion of Ex-Rulers’ Property Grave Problem. By the Associated Pr The young Ger % one of the grav- est problems of its short history on | June 20, will be called upon to decide the blunt question as to whether the enormously rich properties of its for mer ruling houses shall be forfeited to | the state. { Many shrewd observers believe that the impending referendum on_this question will constitute the acid test of the German nation’s converston to democra issue, they feel, one of the le is hardly xpropriation 5 on €0 Vast side are arrayed the 40 members of the Hohenzollern family, led by the | former Kaiser, with the for- | a histord of roy a scale precedent and princely On the one are bitter prepared d for what able | without pow- the German 10 fight to the they erful supporters within electoral bod On the other side stand the adher- ents of those German republican par- ties who have furnished the requisi majority nec for the plebiscite. COTTON COUNCIL SCOFFED New Bedford President Says Na- tional Move Is Futile. NEW BEDFORD. 4 —The move initiated in New York week to organize the cotton man- turing business on ale and to help the industry to be ter times was characterized as a. by Walter H. Langshaw, f«»rd manufacturer, in a letter sent to- to Secretary of Commerce Her- lent of Cor- ¢, who s pr Manufacturin, wrote Mr. Hoover that too { the \ in the Nationai | of Cotton Manufacturer: has launched ‘the new pro: e n . unsuccessful mill of machinery representativ rs, or commission merchants.” tion, many of Council which mak ENDOWS CHAIR IN PARIS. Lee Kohns Provides for Teaching V. S. History at the Sorbonne. NEW YORK, June 12 (#).—Lee Kohns, former president of the New York Board of Trade and Transporta. tlon, has endowed a chair of American history, civilization and letters at Sor- bonne University, Paris, it was an- nounced today forth | { 1 | | WIN FREE TRIP TO ! THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE 13, SESQUICENTENNIAL. LAWRENCE O'NEIL AND ROBER' HARRISON, Premature celebration of the Fourth July in the city \ln‘v[fl and sub- urbs by young p rs of the out- lawed toy pistol g s been ob- served by the p oflicials fo formu year to suppress r iolation of the regulatior es in celebrating the | Toy Pistol and Fireworks Warning Rencwed bv Police as July 4 Nears insure a safe and sane observance of the holiday. The regulations provide that no fireworks or noise-producing e of an kind all be sold, del 1, discharged or set off within s | the city limits or more densely popn- il permis- lated suburbs without sj sion of the District Commissions While sparklers escape children will again be warned, it was said, that these are not entirely with- out danger and should be kept away from the faces and clothing of play- mates, VIRS. CODMAN JR., SAILS Former Eleanor Patterson to Be Joined by Husband Later. JW YORK, June Codman, r Patterson, . Joseph Medill lnuuv S who has been said she promised » abroad with her at time and was bound to keep her rd. Business prevented Mr. Cod. man from going at this time, but he | low her in a few weel couple were mz a short time ago. broad Mrs. Codman will dis s her future theatrical plans with Max Reinhardt. Codman mother to | hree-fourths of the imported silk 1 worn in this country | {HOUSE WOULD PAY BILLS. Passes Measure to Compensate Of- ficers for Entertainment. for the Army’s successful »und the world required ad- vance nts to do a little ente ining to smooth the way for the aviators, the House decided Friday in passing Plans flight a bill to compensate. certain officers | for_expenditures. | The ¢ s who went tiyers rst L AL Halverson ahead of the | b\\\tun H | would be allowed claims $1,732, disapproved hy neral. The money was spent for anqueting officials in the cities visit- ed. The Senate has not acted on the bill. Paris-Tokio Flyer at Moscow. \l(li( oW, June ator, arrlved here at 3 o'clock this afternoon_from Wi v on his at- tempted flight from Paris to Toklo. RAIL MERGER PLAN MAY BE TRIED AGAIN Movement on Foot to Resub- mit Nickel Plate Com- bine Proposal. By the Associated Press. Evidence that plans are afoot to re- submit the proposed $1,000,000,000 Nickel Plate Railroad merger was con- tained in a letter, made public yester- day, addressed to the entire Indiana delegation in Congress by Commis- sloner Meyer of the Interstate Com- merce Commission, who wrote the majority opinion in’ the case. “The commissioner’s letter was in re- ply to one sent him by the Indiana Senators and Representatives, which declared that uniess immediate steps were taken to. bring about an agree- ment_the Chicago, Attica and South- ern Railroad, a 140-mile line in In- diana, would have to bandoned. This line was to have been taken over by the Nickel Plate had its merger been approved, but since it failed to receive the commission’s in- dorsement it was suggested that an informal hearing be held between the majority and minority &tockholders’ representatives in an endeavor come to an understunding as to the | Attica. Mr. Meyer | had arranged replied that he already n informal conference with repre the majority and minority interests in the Chesa ke and Ohio, which connects with the Attica at V d. 0. P. Van Nickel Pl Attic on. ‘other ir. Meyer m, would ~be BRITAIN TO PROSECUTE IN RUM SHIP ABDUCTION| ¢ Begins Extradition Move Against Crew of Eker, Accused of Shanghaiing Constable. By the Assoclated Press. 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