Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1926, Page 11

29 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1926. sion with an enrollment of more Special Dispatch to The Star. than 200 freshman students. These FREDERICKSBURG, Va., Septem-|were registered, classified and ber 22.—The State Teachers' College |signed to their rooms during the day. here has opened for the 1926-27 v the former students STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. ure, he pointed out, would largely be determined by the kind of “scholar- ship” developed now. The ideal university, Mr. Robert- son said, should have sufficient funds | | upon which to operate, a faculty of tralning, equipment and character, and a student body dedicated to scholarship, &nd the practical use of | advantages offered. Chancellor Lucius C. THE EVENING | FEDERAL POSITIONS |AMERICAN U OPENS IN CAPITAL ARE OPEN| SEGOND CAMPUS YEAR| I‘iremen. Laboratory - Aides and | Walter Reed Firefighter Jobs Will Be Filled. The Civil Service Commission today announced an examination for | ‘puslllun of stationary fireman for | high pressure plants, to serve at St. s 1 Elizabeth’s ”mlph al and at the Army | importance | Medical Center at Takoma Park. proper traditions of, their own with- | APP“W{"_“'"‘ “:‘d“:‘hel‘;lf;’“;\';:‘g";‘n“*‘ | out imitation of those flourishing else- | of Cleveland Park Congregational a I\\hue was urged upon the faculty and Rev. Dr. William A. Lam- oday by David A. Robertson, associ-|of Hamline M. ate director of the American Council Music was furn Herman R. on Education, at opening exercises of | Hoffman 0'!1 l‘,"",‘“‘,““‘:" ,l-?':,d and ington. Hio Nuabo il iyear: ord fnel Ghllegeiob s o0 Rowe, sopran nts for these positions MUst [ p ooy 414g on the campus. | &5l Declaring that he was not opposed Smoking Women Cause Fires. to legitimate student activities which ATLANTIC CITY, September added zest to college life, the spea (#).—Much of the increase in fire Imonished the students to establish |losses in the United States in recent raditions which would best redound years is’ due to women smoking in to the good of their own future and |boudoirs, in the opinion of John B. the reputation of their college. The|Morton. formerly president of the | standing of the institution in the fut tional Board of Fire Underwriters. pointed to|students before the i tion completed. re received. Indications total enrollment of more than b Teachers’ College Opens. WISCONSIN PARTY ASSAILS REGULARS David A. Robertson Speaks on Tra- ditions at Exercises of Liberal Arts College. ENJOY THE PLEASURE OF THE MEAL FuLLy) | | | Clark wel- new school ean George B. Woods pre- | v students. Devotional 3 the program were in charge of Rev. George L. Farnham Drink CELESTINS VICHY _THE NATURAL ALKALINE, MINERAL WATER' FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS SPRING THE PROPERTY OF THE FRENCH REPUBLIC BOTTLED UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE STATE Condemns Admmlstrahon, Anti-Saloon League, Klan, and “Monopolists’ 7 Gifts. The* of establishing DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DAY AT THE Sesqui-Centennial PHILADELPHIA WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 There's Lots to See at the Sesqui SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN TO MAIN ENTRANCE Leave, Washington (Unlon sta on) . 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