Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1926, Page 7

STREET EXTENSION PROJECT FAVORED Rhode Island Citizens Back |throuss s n s wagon, closely followed by an amazed and admiring throng. Plan to Eliminate Hyatts- ville Crossing. The Thode Island Avenue Citize Association went on record last ni at a meeting in the Sherwood P byterian Church nas favoring the opening of Rhode Island Hyattsville, in or dangerous grade ¢ motion wa d by Baley, who is ralsing funds to aid the | Commission in | its project Ak Jlution, introduced by Henr: e ¥ peal of restrict for public use to 25 per cent above it assessed value. Bill Held Retarding. It was pointed out that this bill makes it difficult to acquire appro priate sites for parks and schools. The practical of building row houses in commerclal districts and havi the properties i as deplol t the su will be i | with the soclations Urges Pavinz Between T A motion by William was carried > have the nrge the Pui to compel the Washington Railway & Electric Co. : t association the law re- quires Coruplaint by K. P. Armstrong over the crowded conditions in the schools was answered by a letter from the are repeating “our millinery SENSATION 7 2-Year-Old Baby, Weighing 105 Pounds, pion made his appearance in ¥ ton for a fe Iven Erickson chubby hand, #nd h , THE EVENING STAR, ‘WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1926. SCHOOL HEADS HOLD DRY CHARGES UNFAIR W. C. T. U. Declared Cleveland Teachers Were Spreading Anti- prohibition Doctrine. Draws Amazed Crowd at Union Station A future world heavyweight cham- hours yesterd: rs old and tipping 5 pounds, tation on a co scales By the Associated Press CLEV ND, Ohio, Septembe: 30.—( ¢ the Women’s Chris- | tian Temperance Union that Cleve- | land school teachers were sp: anti-prohibition _doctrines their pupils were labeled “‘unt: scurrilous” by school offici terday when who helped t the charges, clined to mame teachers accused. Mrs. Stiddall ; conferred with R. G. The boy and his parents. Mr. and ickson, who hail from were bound for Dub- the onloois ation conversation, but suddenly thful at the delay in get? d, indignantly, petulantly in the Where's Freddy?" and Freddy, one of the pe, would g he kept worry- N. s ent in ireus y schools, and Miss Mary A. , principal of Miles Standish he charges which olution addressed 9 pounds at birth, he started to gain | avoirdupois when 3 weeks old. weigh- ing 47 pounds when 3 months old | adn 61 pounds a year ago. Embonpoint | i seerns to be no deterrent w v S| 1i achers to the lad’s health. He has a_sister | at home who outgrew the same handi- v |cap of flesh, his mother said. Iven hasn't learned to S up for this def ven to her in confidence, but FALLS CHURCH PASTOR Presbyterian plauds Decision of Rev. A. B. Alt- M | Special Dispatch to The Star gational meeting last night in_re- fon | Shonse to letters of the pastor. Rev. vblic Utilities Commission { A. decided to remain here Board of Education saying that the John Burroughs “chool and the new Woodridge School would be completed by August 1, 1927, and that this would bring relief. mai sl to get mothers who made the charge to conf%r with Miss ‘Whelan, accepting g call as assistant pastor of New York Avenue Church. DECLINES CALL TO D. C.|, Rev. Altfather, a graduate of Prince: * Ut | ton, came here about two and a half — vears ago. 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